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SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: A girl who was in my graduating class posted this photo to Facebook. We're both juniors in college now, but ever since high school she's been modifying herself and bragging about it. Now I see her proudly posting a photo of her roommate tattooing himself in their bathroom.
WHAT'S AWFUL: No matter how much you try to clean it, that bathroom has fecal matter in it. Probably on the mirror too where his gloved hand is pressed up against. Though I doubt he thought about cleaning the bathroom top to bottom before tattooing himself. He probably only thought up to the glove part, which have now been deemed useless since he has them pressed up against a dirty surface. Ugh it just gives me a feeling in the back of my throat knowing he's in literally the dirtiest part of the house tattooing himself.
Not to mention he's holding that tattoo machine upside-down. Oh gosh.
- Hayley
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK, they're right under that link.
Yeah… I have a store like that near me… totally considered it in high school. Womp. >.> They sold if it was over 16. Yikes.
This is the "stencil" for the above Mum Dad tattoo:
WHAT'S AWFUL: An old acquaintance of mine is known for her stupidity, and this just proves it all. I am unsure if she does these tattoos herself after she 'stencils' them, though they are backyard/home jobs. The environment is fairly unhygienic.
The lines are awfully thick and shaky, the (horrible) stencil has no shading at all, the "tattooist" didn't even bother to add shading, but instead only made it thicker, darker and more horrible. The first tattoo lacks shading and the lines are all out of place. The unicorn/horse looks like it has been drawn with a ball point pen and makes me sick to know that this is on somebody's body.
The girl is of legal tattoo age, I suggest her going to a real tattooist instead of skimping out.
Seriously it's not that difficult and I can't believe I'm making this post again. I kind of hate to be a condescending asshole, but when you have to moderate hundreds of incorrectly submitted things, it gets on your nerves.
So. THINGS WE NEED TO KNOW WHEN YOU SUBMIT:
WE NEED THE SOURCE. We need you to put the image INTO the post, not just link to it.
1. SUBMITTER COMMENT: this is where you say where you found it/what's going on
2. WHAT IS WRONG: This is where you say what went wrong here
3. HOW TO FIX IT: if it is a tattoo leave it blank. The only thing you can really do for tattoos is cover it up/retouch it or remove it. Piercings… if you don't know how to fix it, leave it blank. and PLEASE DO NOT BE AN ASSHOLE ABOUT IT. like "idk go hide in a cave forever out of shame" IS NOT A VALID SOLUTION.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE keep it to like 3 SHORT paragraphs. I know you want to put in every detail, but I'm not going to read a 2000 word essay on what went wrong.
well…video is a little messed up on tumblr as a whole. Put the link to the video in the post and the do what is under and image post.
More instructions on how to do specific things are on the page our "submission" button goes to. If you can't figure it out, please read through that.
REMEMBER: Disliking someone is not a valid reason to submit them and thinking a certain modification (facial tattoos, genital mods, tongue splits…etc) are weird is not a reason to submit them. We don't take "adult" stuff anyway, so don't submit that…
There is a girl at my cosmetology school that on Halloween decided to shove a needle through her ear for a self pierced industrial. I did not see the piercing take place because trust me, I would have tried to stop her. When we were all in a room listening to our guest speaker I could not stop staring at her new "cool" piercing. Her ear had swelled up about 2 times its size, she kept the needle in instead of putting jewelry in, it was still bleeding, she was constantly touching it with her bare hands, and the placement was pretty awful. I wanted to take a photo but she had recently been bragging about beating up some girl and fracturing her arm so I was honestly a bit afraid to upset her if she caught me taking a photo. I tried to nicely tell her that it would probably be a good idea to take it out but I was quickly ignored. I sent her a message on Facebook with a link to this site but she has never responded so I have given up on trying to help.
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: Need I say more?
WHAT'S AWFUL: Self piercing at a school, touching it without wearing gloves or sanitizing hands at least, keeping the needle in, and probably so many other things that I did not see her do.
HOW IT CAN BE FIXED: For the love of all things good, take it out. Or at least put a bar in the piercing instead of using the needle as jewelry.
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: This is the tattoo of someone from my facebook with the caption "I got a classic microphone cause I'm a singer". She's got tattoos from the same guy before apparently, but her previous ones look so much better.
WHAT'S AWFUL?: The tattoos are done by a home artist, probably, judging by the state of the artwork in unsanitary conditions. You can't really tell what it is! the line work is AWFUL! It's a terrible design, the so called shading isn't in the right places. It makes me wonder if the person that did the tattoo can even draw let alone be let loose with a tattoo machine. The worst thing is, he actually paid for it!! if this was me, I'd ask for compensation so I could afford to get rid of it.
(you can watch this in the UK for the next couple of weeks, not sure about the USA, sorry!)
This was the saddest show :( I watched it after reading the blurb:
"This film explores the world of tattoos; the artists, the reasons why people have them and what happens when they regret them."
Over half the tattoos on the show were AWFUL (and I even kinda like some bad tattoos) but seriously really awful, and the people getting them weren't into the art, but obsessive people, who could have been on a whole other show about people with too much money and OCDs - it featured a guy with c*nt tattooed on him several times (got when he was drunk, in Ayia Napa) and some guy with a Miley Cyrus obsession. Its worth it to see the scary demon head Miley he gets - its meant to just be her face, but I swear to you, it's a hell demon.
I was really sad to watch it, because it made out that people who get a lot of tattoos are crazy and that tattoos are ugly and deforming. The quality of the work they showed was bad - including a girl that set up a studio in her own home. With cats.
I'm kind of angry that Channel 4 chose this as a way of showing off "why people have tattoos"…although I could certainly see why some people would regret them, after watching this :(
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: Some guy i used to talk to before has an album on face where he proudly posts pictures of all his tattoos. Those are the badest
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: Not an awful modification, just an interesting video which interviews and compares licensed tattoo artists to scratchers. It's in dutch but you can tell just by the quality of the tattoos that they bear and show off about which works in a shop and which doesnt. A very interesting watch for those who understand dutch!
It's sad when I have so many things that are worthy of submitting here.
When I met my boyfriend, he had already been stretching his ears. They were pretty big, not exactly sure what size, but he got to well beyond an inch. He had to downsize because he got a blowout, (it's healed now thank goodness, his ears are at about 0 now, he leaves them naked)
But he does have some catbutt going on, just a little bit.
Last night we were talking about this blog, and he told me, "If I start to stretch again, I'm not gonna take advice from some website."
So I replied with, "When my ears get big enough, let's compare healthiness and see what you say then!" ;)
Just thought you guys might like to hear that you are talked about and that one of your minions is /trying/ to spread the word :)
Thanks for spreading the word, heheh. :)
- Hayley
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: I found pictures of this guy on Facebook. He tattoos people with his cheap tattoo machine in their bedrooms. He says he's a professional and everybody praises his work. He has entire folders full of these horrid pieces of so-called 'art'. And he has a few awful tattoos as well. You can't see much in the photo's, but he also has very thin and blowouty lobes.
WHAT'S AWFUL: Bad tattoos, not done by a professional, in unsanitary conditions and thin discusting lobes.
That's why it says "SUBMITTER'S COMMENT."
The only stuff we write is preceded by "MODERATOR'S COMMENT." We are the moderators.
All we do is approve submissions, add some little random notes, and educate the people who ask body modification questions. Obviously we don't think comments like that are legitimate advice, because we tell people to leave that line blank on tattoo submissions.
Posting publicly because omg, guys. You really think I would say so many mean things? ;(
- Hayley
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: Found this gift on some guys Tumblr.
WHAT'S AWFUL: That blowout is just…wow.
The only shop that comes to mind is Born This Way in Knoxville, they're fantastic.
Any followers have any suggestions?
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: It could be purely coincidental that this person has cellulitis on what appears to be a home done scratcher tattoo… or it could be because they got a home done scratcher tattoo and it got horribly infected due to poor sanitation and unsterile conditions.
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: I found this in a comment while I was talking to a guy that thought it was okay to stretch right after he got his ears pierced… I told him about blow outs, cat buts, proper way of stretching and what not… after that he said, I can get those things removed this easily and gave me this video.
This video is the source. I'm sorry if my grammar is bad, that's never my intention but I'm from Holland,. so it's not my first language..
HOW IT CAN BE FIXED: Well, first of all, not this way….. Second, Just size down,. treat your lobes well, don't over do it and don't stretch too fast.. for the rest; HELP!
SOURCE: The source seems to have deleted her blog. Wouldn't you?
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: Here I am, innocently scrolling through my dash, when lo and behold, I come across THIS little gem. You'd think that people would put more thought into these things before putting them on their bodies, but I suppose that is just not the case here.
WHAT'S AWFUL: For starters, the grammar is horrendous. The lines are wonky and uneven. The tattoo itself is crooked. It's just an altogether poorly thought out tattoo.
First of all:
Hanzi is Chinese.
Kanji is Japanese.
Hangul is Korean.
While Hanzi and Kanji share some of the same characters, the two are not entirely synonymous.
Please be aware of the fake "asian character tattoo sheet" that has been going around. Such as this one. It's bullshit and while those are actually Hanzi characters, they usually do not mean what the website says they mean.
Hanzi does not work like alphabets. There is no "A", "B", "C" character. There are individual words.
If you are getting a tattoo in a language you are unfamiliar (or even if you take basic classes, or have Googled) with, please, please find someone who is reliable and fluent in said language to make sure that your tattoo design says what you want it to say. Here is a blog that is dedicated to gibberish Hanzi tattoos.
Please do not run your phrase through Google translate. Half the time, the translator fucks up. So please don't.
Happy modding! :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ixsr5_zN0D8&feature=related <— Tried to submit this as a video post but it wouldn't work! Sorry :)
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: I don't know if you guys have seen this already, but I found this gem on YouTube. If you want a really good mashup of some really bad tattoos with real people's feelings towards them, then watch this! They do some really good cover ups.
WHAT'S AWFUL: The majority of these people were drunk when they got these and didn't think about the long term consequences of getting a permanent modification like this. They're wonky, uneven, badly drawn, faded and just plain awful!
HOW IT CAN BE FIXED: Well as you can see what they did was cover them up to make them look better. But of course the real cure is not to make those bad decisions in the first place.
>.> Uhm. Okay then, mrs. badass-of-badassery. Come talk to me about how badass you are when it starts rusting in your ear…
WHAT'S AWFUL: Looks like a stick and poke and lots of wiggly lines. The lettering is quite illegible. It's supposed to be a wolf. It really doesn't look like a wolf.
Actually, if it was oozing "pus and junk" you should've left the barbell in until you went to a doctor and gotten anti-biotics. Taking out the barbell could've trapped the infection and made your scenario much much worse.
SUBMITTER'S COMMENT: I found this on facebook. A guy came over to her house (Not certified I'm sure) and did this in her kitchen.
WHAT'S AWFUL: The shading, the line work, the coloring is extremely uneven.
My neighbor's mom is kinda old, I estimate around 60's or in that area. She has hep C from a tattooing party that her and some friends had IN A HOUSE when they were younger. She doesn't drink, but is in stage 4 liver failure because she thought a few wonky tattoos from a (presumably) high or drunk "friend" using the same needle over and over was worth the risk.
Just wanted to share that with you.
WHAT'S AWFUL: Obviously a scratcher job, she is only 16, it was done in someones basement


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Really easy to use for content (cantegories, menús, new...). It would be really usefull having a Forum on their website, i´m trying to add rokgallery support, i have two xml files to translate slices and files but it doesnt work and there is not a Community support for their free version. Otherwise very good work. THANKS!!!
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I bought Community ACL and the install procces is hardest, and it was toooo slow. (i have more than 200 users and 200 menu options).
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I love David Guetta - Titanium. It relaxes me so much, and it's a great tune overall.
So yeah, I got smashed last night and asked a random bride-to-be to take a picture with me and she got her mum in on it! I think it's fair to say that I had a good night.
Random picture of me with a wife-to-be and her mother at the casino! #haha #random #toogood #imfunny
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i heard something amazing out of someone's mouth and thought i'd share.
"don't let your happiness come from someone else."
it just struck me as really peculiar because most of the time, when we're happy, it's because someone we know or love has done something good and that in turn makes us either happy for them or just happy in general, but there are also times when we are just happy for random reasons (e.g. seeing a cute picture of puppies, driving when it's hot with the windows down, etc.) and this just made me think that if we rely on other people for our happiness, what happens we lose them?
does that mean that we'll be sad because those people making us happy are now gone? or does it simply mean that we need to meet new people to be happy with?
part of me really agrees with this quote but then another part of me thinks of it as utter crap.
this is just some random rant that i've been thinking of for a little bit and just wanted to get it out of my head and maybe get some opinions from all of you… so what do you think?
this is for all dudes out there.
I don't get guys who cheat…
For fuck sake, just find yourself a girl, fall madly in love with her and just stick to them so fiercely that even death won't be able to snatch you away from them.
Am I the only member of the male sex that feels this way!?
I don't get WHY people cheat. Why do they do it?
Wouldn't it be so much easier to just break up with someone and then do whatever the fuck you want, without hurting that person?
Godddd, if any of my friends ever dare do it, I'm going to beat the living shit out of them!!
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text: Due to the number of tables in this section, the editorial is in alphabetical order by firm name. Licensing - London (Firms) - Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP Basic facts about the department- 5 partners (4 gambling, 1 liquor licensing) - 12 other qualified lawyers (11 gambling, 1 liquor licensing) What the team is known for Offers a comprehensive range of services in both the liquor and gambling spheres. Maintains its own advocacy capability concerning licensing instructions, and handles both online and bricks-and-mortar issues for gambling clients. Strengths (Quotes mainly from clients)Market standing: "One of the strongest firms in London with a focus on and in-depth experience of the gaming sphere." Value for money: "Excellent: good value for money and the breadth of services makes it an easy one-stop shop." Work highlights Represented Tesco in a licensing hearing concerning a new Express store in a Romford cumulative impact zone. Acted for London's Hippodrome Casino on ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements prior to its summer 2012 opening. Related transactional issues and the securing of a Sexual Entertainment Venue licence for certain attractions were also handled. Notable practitioners Craig Baylis heads the licensing department and is widely respected and recommended by both clients and fellow practitioners. One source characterises him as "exceptional: diligent, efficient and highly effective," adding that "he has an entrepreneurial, commercial approach, takes enough time to understand what is needed and then combines sound legal practice with good management to produce the best result." Baylis recently secured licences for London's new St James Theatre. Jeremy Bark is an associate director of the betting and gaming group, and is recognised for his prominent profile in the field. He acted for Tesco on the Romford matter and successfully defended the licence of another of the company's branches in a review. He also advised lottery games creator Roboreus on its application to the Gambling Commission for an operating licence and on other regulatory requirements. Significant clients Corney & Barrow, Gamesys, Marriott Hotels, Playtech, T.G.I. Friday's. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > Bevan Kidwell Basic facts about the department- 1 partner - 1 other qualified lawyer What the team is known for London-focused coverage of all licensable activities for pubs, restaurants, hotels, tourist attractions and sexual entertainment venues. Work highlights Handled numerous successful licence applications for the Wagamama restaurant chain. Acted on a sexual entertainment venue licence application for Camden lap dancing pub The Griffin. Notable practitioners Kevin Jackaman is a key contact here. Significant clients Bill's Restaurants, Cote Restaurants, Sheraton Group of Hotels, London Eye, Urban Leisure. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > DLA Piper LLP Basic facts about the department- 7 partners - 6 associates - 2 other qualified lawyers What the team is known for Specialised gaming expertise with a strong emphasis on online systems and the handling of regulatory issues. Combines advice on gambling, IP, IT and media matters, co-ordinated across the firm's global network. Strengths (Quotes mainly from clients)Industry knowledge: "Their knowledge stretches throughout the industry: they're 100% into it and up there among the best." International capability: "A truly international practice with a vision of where the industry's going." Work highlights Advised Playtech on the regulatory aspects of its move to the London Stock Exchange main market. Acted for Colossus Bets at every stage of its entry to the UK's real-money gambling environment, co-ordinating advice on commercial, contractual, IP and regulatory aspects. Notable practitioners Hilary Stewart-Jones heads the group and acted as lead partner on the Playtech matter. She is universally acclaimed by clients and peers as "one of the pre-eminent regulatory lawyers" in this space, and is described as "pragmatic, commercial and steeped in the history of the industry" and as "a standout who can think as an operator or entrepreneur and is truly connected worldwide." Stephen Ketteley attracts strong praise as a "recognised industry expert with genuine expertise" and a "pragmatic, solutions-focused" practitioner. He is also identified for his strong handle on gaming regulation in the UK and other jurisdictions, and acted as lead partner for Colossus Bets on its entry to the UK's real-money gambling environment. Significant clients Aspinalls, British Horseracing Authority, Inspired Gaming, Gamesys, SportingBet. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > Harris Hagan Basic facts about the department-6 qualified lawyers What the team is known for A boutique specialising in acting for clients in the gambling and leisure industries on corporate, commercial and regulatory issues. Maintains strong international – particularly American – links through membership of the International Association of Gaming Advisors. Strengths (Quotes mainly from clients)Efficiency: "Leaders in their field and our first port of call for difficult regulatory issues." Responsiveness: "Up to speed and out of the traps quickly." Work highlights Acts for the Aspers Group on all gambling law requirements, including handling a successful application for the Milton Keynes large casino licence. Advised computerised gaming systems company IGT on European gambling law and regulatory aspects of its USD500 million acquisition of DoubleDown Interactive. Notable practitioners Senior partner John Hagan is effusively praised by commentators for his "breadth of knowledge and experience in the gambling industry," his "detailed knowledge of gambling regulation" and his ability "to provide concise, pragmatic and solutions-driven advice." His blend of "sound technical ability" and "strong commercial knowledge" also draws favourable comment. Managing partner Julian Harris has over 25 years of gambling law experience and is highlighted for his "focused and knowledgeable" approach. Sources widely agree that he is amongst the top lawyers in this practice area, and praise his understanding of regulatory matters. Consultant Elizabeth Southorn handles liquor licensing and entertainment matters, and acts for some of London's most prestigious venues, including The Shard and the Royal Opera House. One client enthusiastically praised "her impressive knowledge of licensing law, excellent communication style and ability to pre-empt queries." Significant clients BUK Gaming, Genting Alderney, Ladbrokes, Les Ambassadeurs Club, Southbank Centre. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > Jeffrey Green Russell Limited Basic facts about the department- 6 directors - 1 barrister - 2 other qualified lawyers What the team is known for Strong liquor and entertainment licensing experience. Although a London focus dominates, the team offers a nationwide reach and built-in advocacy capability. Comprehensive coverage of land-based and online gambling law issues, with particular strength on the regulatory side. Offers an extensive network of international contacts. Work highlights Advised London Edition on the licensing aspects of the redevelopment and opening of its Marriott Edition Hotel in London. Successfully acted for chef and restaurateur Mark Hix and Lovell Consulting in an appeal against a Hackney Council decision to refuse a licensing application sought for The Tramshed restaurant in Shoreditch. Notable practitioners Nick Nocton leads the gambling practice. He is characterised as a "switched-on and approachable" practitioner at the top of his profession to whom peers will happily refer clients in the event of a conflict. Julian Skeens heads the licensing practice and is widely recommended as "the leading individual on the on-licence side." He acted as one of the lead partners in the Edition Hotel matter and is also noted for his knowledge of the law governing the licensing of sexual entertainment venues. Consultant Tony Coles is an internationally recognised name in the gambling field. He is strongly recommended for his "high-quality, personable and dependable" approach. Andrew Wong is best known for representing some of London's most prestigious venues in licensing matters, from museums and art galleries to restaurants and hotels. He has recently acted for Hakkasan, helping to secure late licences for its HKK and Chrysan restaurants. Barrister Gareth Hughes has specialised in licensing law for some 20 years and is most experienced in licensing matters falling under the remit of Westminster City Council. He acted for the organisers of the Clapham Weekender dance festival in successfully securing extended hours, augmented capacity and increased sound levels despite strong objections. Significant clients Piers Adam, W Hotel, Starwood, Royal Albert Hall, Ministry of Sound. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > Joelson Wilson LLP Basic facts about the department- 3 partners - 1 barrister What the team is known for Acting on liquor and entertainment licensing and gambling matters for clients across England and Wales. Tackles a comprehensive range of interrelated corporate, commercial, employment and property issues for the leisure industry as a whole. Strengths (Quotes mainly from clients)Industry knowledge: "Extensive knowledge and reliable advice." Market standing: "The highest standard of licensing advice available." Work highlights Acts on all licensing and regulatory matters for the City Pub Company, an expanding chain with many premises in sensitive residential or culturally significant areas. Represented Solo Promoters in successfully resisting a strongly supported application to review the licence of the Isle of Wight festival. Notable practitioners David Clifton heads the department and acted as lead partner for Solo Promoters on successfully resisting a review of the licence for the Isle of Wight Festival. He is widely respected in the licensing sphere, being both popular amongst clients and respected as "a formidable opponent" by peers. Suzanne Davies is a well-known gambling specialist with a considerable reputation in land-based operations. Along with David Clifton she acts on gambling, licensing and regulatory issues for Grosvenor Casinos. Significant clients Odeon Cinemas, Secrets, London Clubs International, Grosvenor Casinos, Le Pain Quotidien. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > K&L Gates Basic facts about the department- 3 partners - 5 other qualified lawyers What the team is known for Worldwide reach and particularly well-developed expertise in handling online gaming matters across numerous jurisdictions. Also provides assistance with gaming-related lobbying activities. Strengths (Quotes mainly from clients)Client service: "We've stuck with them because they have the right expertise, provide robust legal advice and price competitively." International capability: Sources compliment the firm on its extensive international network. Work highlights Acted for MyLotto24 on the contractual, commercial, IP and taxation aspects of its creation of the Arsenal Lotto game in association with Arsenal Football Club. Advised American gaming platform Betable on the creation of its business-to-business arm, including corporate, contractual and regulatory issues. Notable practitioners Warren Phelops heads the department. Significant clients Betfair, Arena Leisure, Sportech, European Sponsorship Association, PA Sport. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > Mishcon de Reya Basic facts about the department- 6 partners - 7 other qualified lawyers What the team is known for Comprehensive coverage of betting and gaming issues for clients in both the online and offline sectors, with a strong emphasis on corporate, technological and IP issues. Also noted for its representation of clients before regulatory authorities. Strengths (Quotes mainly from clients)Efficiency: "On a par with the best in terms of their knowledge and service delivery." Client service: "A good collegiate atmosphere within the firm is carried over into its client service." Work highlights Represented technology solutions provider Fresh8 Gaming in negotiations over a proposed licensing arrangement with Ladbrokes. Acted for Tottenham Hotspur on sponsorship arrangements with several providers of online gaming services. Notable practitioners Susan Breen impresses with her industry knowledge and experience of gambling issues across international jurisdictions. Sources also draw attention to her crucial ability to "ask questions that are incisive and commercial." "We trust Susan implicitly," one remarks, adding: "She gets things done and has a great team behind her." Significant clients PKR.com, 188bet.com, Argento Gaming, Tailorbet, Fresh8 Gaming. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > Olswang Basic facts about the department- 10 partners - 8 other qualified lawyers What the team is known for Coverage of all issues affecting gambling businesses across Europe, plus a notable specialisation in matters concerning the British horse racing industry. Wider expertise in the media and technology sectors strongly supports the team's handling of remote gaming issues. Work highlights Acts as the principal provider of commercial and regulatory advice to Sportech. Advised William Hill on the judicial review of a Horserace Betting Levy Board decision affecting business users of betting exchanges. Notable practitioners Practice head David Zeffman receives extensively positive comment from both clients and peers. His clients include Sportech and William Hill. Significant clients Gamesys, Asian Logic, Sporting Index, Paddy Power, WMS. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > Pinsent Masons Basic facts about the department- 9 partners - 3 associates What the team is known for Advises clients in both the online and bricks-and-mortar spaces on all betting and gaming issues. Able to cover matters arising across all UK jurisdictions. Strengths (Quotes mainly from clients)Industry knowledge: "We use them for high-end matters: they have a good knowledge bank in the gaming sphere and are always ready to bring in specialists in specific areas." Commercial awareness: "They are by far the most commercially minded firm I have used. They understand business, not just the legal technicalities." Work highlights Advised William Hill on the expansion of its online casino business into the Spanish and Italian markets, and on the supply of new technology to its UK betting offices. Acted for financial market spread betting provider London Capital Group Holdings on the development of a new platform. Notable practitioners Susan Biddle heads the London practice and has some 20 years' experience of both land-based and remote gambling matters. She is admired for her sharp mind, deep industry knowledge and sensitivity to commercial requirements, but attracts most comment for her "detailed scrutiny and understanding" of complex documentation and her exceptional diligence. As one client observes: "I have never known her miss even the shortest of deadlines, nor encountered any dispute over her interpretation of a contract." Significant clients Gala Coral Group, Genting Casinos, Paddy Power, Grosvenor Casinos, Mecca Bingo. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > Thomas & Thomas Partners LLP Basic facts about the department- 2 partners - 2 other qualified lawyers What the team is known for Provides specialist alcohol and entertainment licensing, gambling and related planning and regulatory advice to a predominantly London-based clientele. Represents some of the capital's best-known and most prestigious bars, clubs, restaurants, hotels and tourist attractions in both contentious and non-contentious matters. Strengths (Quotes mainly from clients)Market standing: "A well-connected practice with a good West End client base, doing a fantastic job." Work highlights Acted for Robin Birley on the licensing of his 5 Hertford Street private club in Shepherd Market, including obtaining a licence to operate until 3 am and associated planning permission. Advised the French burlesque show Crazy Horse on all licensing aspects of its autumn and winter season on London's South Bank. Notable practitioners Firm co-founder Alun Thomas has over 20 years' licensing experience and was lead lawyer on the 5 Hertford Street matter. Sources describe him as an excellent practitioner who builds a "supportive rapport with clients" and has a flair for "dealing with tricky matters." His knowledge of the applications of licensing law to the Soho nightlife scene is singled out for special comment. Firm co-founder Thomas O'Maoileoin is highly regarded across a wide range of licensing and related planning issues. One source comments that he maintains their "absolute confidence." Significant clients Café Royal, The Groucho Club, Institute of Directors, The Jamie Oliver Foundation, Stringfellows. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > Wiggin LLP Basic facts about the department- 1 partner - 2 other qualified lawyers What the team is known for Able to utilise the firm's extensive media law expertise to advise online and electronic gambling providers, TV and other media companies on issues arising from gambling, social gaming and other similar enterprises. Strengths (Quotes mainly from clients)Responsiveness: "Wiggin is very responsive and, valuably, also has very good judgement in terms of the level of detail required." Client service: "They give comprehensive, good-quality advice and are always willing to be flexible with regard to cost structure." Work highlights Advised GTECH G2/Lottomatica on the regulatory and technological aspects of the provision of a new gambling platform to the Greek state gambling monopoly. Represented PokerStars in its establishment of independent player deposit protection trusts for the company's customers. Notable practitioners Jason Chess specialises in electronic betting and gaming, and led on the GTECH G2/Lottomatica matter. Sources characterise him as a "highly respected lawyer who is really making a name for himself in high-profile matters." Clients also highlight his "willingness to get to know our business" and his ability to "give comprehensive and appropriate advice within a short timescale." Significant clients IGT, Barcrest, William Hill Gaming, NetPlay TV, Fremantle Media. ^ Return to Top View Firm Profile > Other Ranked Lawyers 其他上榜律师 Grant Gordon leads Fladgate LLP's betting and gaming practice and is noted for his extensive experience of cross-border corporate work and his knowledge of gaming technology. James Daglish directs Goodman Derrick LLP's licensing practice, which represents pubs, clubs, restaurants and hotels. He is acclaimed not only for his ability to "address the problems you're considering and give an objective view," but also for his "diligent, intelligent and strategically superb" performances. Peter Wilson heads niche regulatory boutique Peter Wilson Legal and is widely respected as an experienced, "dyed-in-the-wool gambling lawyer." His eminence in the field is reflected in his position as chairman of the Society for the Study of Gambling. Clare Eames leads Poppleston Allen's London licensing practice and is praised by clients for a wide range of sterling qualities, including her "knowledge and understanding of the industry, the relevant legislation and the enforcement agencies." One interviewee praises her "fantastic proactivity and customer focus," which "make her brilliant to work with." Eames acted for Masterpiece Antiques on the complex licensing arrangements for its annual fair at the Royal Hospital Chelsea. Lisa Inzani of Poppleston Allen is well regarded for her understanding of the characteristics of the various London licensing authorities, including Westminster City Council. She attracts special praise for "looking after clients brilliantly, holding their hand all the way." Carl Rohsler is head of Squire Sanders's gambling practice. Commentators characterise him as an "energetic, candid and eloquent guy who gets to the bottom of things very quickly," and single him out for his "vast knowledge and expertise in UK and EU gaming law." He acted as lead partner advising Caesars Entertainment on sponsorship, brand sharing and licensing arrangements with French casino group Lucien Barrière. Robert Botkai heads the liquor licensing practice at Winckworth Sherwood. He is highly respected for his expertise, particularly concerning supermarket licensing and off-licences. 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He really did buy a mansion. It was the mansion of Leon Gaspard a famous Taos artist for those who aren't into art. There was a big lawsuit that Forrest had to take part in, but he ended up owning it and then having to remodel it to bring it back to it's glory. Here are some clippings below that talk a bit about it.
The Thrill of the Chase store is open
Before I get people asking if they can really buy these things….umm, it's a joke
Forrest hosts an archaeology conference and a link to Nova who highlighted one of his collections
This is an article from a conference that's already taken place.
An open letter from Forrest in regards to archaeology
Bob Haworth song and blog post about meeting Forrest
You can read it originally on Bob's site here
Posted by Bob Haworth on March 4, 2011, 4:20 am
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|Wow – I've been on a wild ride for the past few weeks! Back before Christmas I received a call from my friend, Irene Rawlings, the author of the book, "Sisters On The Fly." I had met Irene last year after she heard my song about this all-cowgirl camping club and asked if she could include a portion of my lyrics in her book about them. Subsequently, I sang my "Sisters On The Fly" song at her book signing event here in Denver last May where I got to meet many of the "Sisters" who were in attendance. (link tohttp://bobhaworth.com/rvsongs.html or go to "RV Songs" on my main menu.)So Irene was calling to tell me about another book written by a friend of her's named Forrest Fenn. This book is a memoir of Mr. Fenn's life and it's called "The Thrill of the Chase." Irene suggested that I might consider writing a song using that title, and so she had Mr. Fenn send me a copy of his book. What an enjoyable read it was! He's a good writer, among his many other talents.Basically, "The Thrill of the Chase" is the story of Mr. Fenn's life, told more or less accurately according to his recollections. He grew up in Texas in the 1930′s and '40′s, spent his youthful summers with his family up in Yellowstone, then went to Viet Nam as a fighter pilot and got shot down a couple times, but lived to tell about it.
After the war he started an art gallery in Santa Fe, NM, with hardly any knowledge about art or business. Despite that, he quickly gained a reputation as a source of high-quality artworks, selling to the monied elite of the world. As his reputation grew, so did his business and he is now a multi-millionaire living comfortably retired in Santa Fe.
Mr. Fenn has led an amazing life, as documented in his memoir. A decorated war hero, successful art dealer, archaeoligist, writer – you name it, he's done it. He's amassed an impressive fortune and someone once admonished him saying, "You can't take it with you." To which he replied, "Then I'm not goin'!" But now at age 80, he's decided to leave something on this planet as a legacy. So he hatched an idea to hide a million-dollar treasure (actually 1.2 to 1.4 million, he told me)for someone to find someday. He bought a beautiful antique box, filled it with gold nuggets (some as big as your fist!), coins, silver ingots, Indian artifacts and jewelry and hid this treasure chest somewhere in the mountains north of Santa Fe. In his book he gives a number of clues as to where to find his treasure and there are several people out hunting for it right now. Meri and I are toying with the idea of taking a couple weeks to pack our camping gear and go on a "chase" for this prize ourselves.
Fascinated with this story and the man behind it, I penned my song, "The Thrill of the Chase." As I was constructing the lyric I would send Mr. Fenn my ideas, verse by verse, and he wrote back with a few ideas of his own. I decided to use most of them and I've credited him with co-writing the lyrics.
This past weekend (Feb. 25 – 27), at Mr. Fenn's invitation, Meri and I drove down to Santa Fe to participate in a book signing event featuring Mr. Fenn and two other authors, Douglas Preston and Michael McGarrity. The theme of the night was "treasures", as all three authors have written books about the subject. It was fascinating to hear these gentlemen discuss their books, their writing techniques and the different treasures they've written about. I closed the evening with a live rendition of "The Thrill of the Chase".
Mr. Fenn is donating all the proceeds from his book sales to a young cancer patient, yet to be named. I'm hoping to soon have my song, "The Thrill of the Chase", available for download here at bobhaworth.com and I'll also be donating the proceeds from my sales to Mr. Fenn's charity fund. In the meantime, you can purchase Mr. Fenn's book athttp://www.collectedworksbookstore.com/.
I'll be back with some more stories about our fascinating weekend with Mr. Fenn and his family down in Santa Fe. I'm hoping to be able to upload some photos of our trip as well. Stay tuned…
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Posted by Bob Haworth on March 9, 2011, 1:16 pm, in reply to "The Thrill of the Chase"
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Posted by Bob Haworth on March 9, 2011, 2:47 pm, in reply to "The Thrill of the Chase"
Here's a link to information about Irene Rawlings and stories with Forrest from her site.
Mysterious writings 6 questions
This just came in and I'm excited to put it out there. There's a wonderful writer that has her own blog and she asks people 6 questions. If you don't already know…she asked Forrest 6 questions as well as two of Forrest's good friends…Suzanne Somers, and Doug Preston. Well, she asked Dal and I each to answer 6 questions and I'm excited to share them with anyone who might be interested.
Forrest on collecting forgeries
Send Forrest a postcard on your search or from your home town.
I haven't told anyone this(not even you Dal , but after reading a blog on Forrest's web site about Amelia Earhart and the lost art of writing letters….I decided it would be fun to send Forrest postcards during our searches. I thought with all the new searchers that maybe it would be fun if you guys sent some to him too. I think really cool if the kids that tag along on the treks are a part of writing some as well.
Most gift shops have stamps for them if your already out and about…other wise pack up some stamps for your trips. Here's an address you can use to get them to him.
Santa Fe, NM 87504
Forrest goes home after being shot down
Information about Forrest that might help you in your search
I had found where it was mentioned that Forrest had spent a week or two in Sheridan, Wyoming every year by himself. While looking, I came across some other interesting things and thought I will post them here and continue to add to it.
This talks about him being a member with them.
This shows some of his famous arrowheads which I believe were bought in Idaho.
This link talks about how Forrest would take a room each year to spend time in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Here's a link with Forrest's account of his being shot down in Vietnam.
If Forrest was a pirate like Captain Kidd
I think if Forrest felt like Captain Kidd, that maybe we should try translating the poem into "pirate speak" and see if it conjures up any new ideas in our minds. So here it is….now say it in your best pirate accent….don't forget to laugh at yourself when your done, because a total stranger just had you talk to yourself *hugs and love*
As I 'ave gone alone in thar
'n wit' me treasures bold,
I can keep me secret where,
'n hint o' riches new 'n ole.
Begin it where warm waters halt
'n loot it in th' canyon down,
Nah far, but too far t' walk.
Put in below th' ship o' Brown.
From thar 'tis no ship fer th' meek,
Th' end be ever drawin' nigh;
Thar'll be no paddle up yer creek,
Jus' heavy loads 'n water high.
If ye've been wise 'n found th' blaze,
Look smartly down, yer quest t' cease,
But tarry scant wit' marvel gaze,
Jus' loot th' chest 'n go in peace.
So why be it that I must go
'n leave me trove fer all t' seek?
Th' answer I already know,
I've done it tired, 'n now I be weak.
So hear me all 'n listen good,
Yer effort will be worth th' cold.
If ye be brave 'n in th' wood
I give ye title t' th' gold.


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PropertyOfZack Interview : : Manchester Orchestra
PropertyOfZack could not be more stoked to be posting our new interview with Manchester Orchestra. I had the chance to speak to Chris Freeman of the band not too long ago to discuss Simple Math, the writing process behind the record, upcoming touring plans, and a possible b-side release later this year. Read up and enjoy!
For the record, could you state your name and role in Manchester Orchestra?
Hi, my name is Chris Freeman, and I play keyboard and secondary drums in Manchester Orchestra.
We're about fifteen days away from the release of Simple Math. How are your nerves doing?
Good. We're always worried about it leaking, especially the closer it gets to the time of release, but it hasn't yet, so that's good. We've been sitting on this record for a while and we're just ready for it to be out and for people to hear it and judge it for themselves.
So far "Simple Math," "April Fool," and "Pale Black Eye" have been heard in one form or another whether it be formal releases or in acoustic videos. How have fans been responding to them so far?
Great. There seems to be really overwhelmingly positive feedback on Twitter and Facebook and stuff. If they like those songs, I think they're going to like the rest of the album. It gave us a little bit of an idea of what people would think about these songs. They're all so different sounding. They're a good range of what's on the album.
The band also just played a few shows in the UK. How was the material responded to in the live environment?
It was great. One night we didn't play "Simple Math" in the regular set and we walked off stage and the crowd kept chanting for "Simple Math" for like three minutes, so we kind of figured we needed to go back out there. So we ended up encoring with "Simple Math." It's cool to go to another part of the world and see the song do so well when the album's not even out yet.
Was there a reason you guys only played a few shows instead of making a larger tour out of it?
It's kind of like what we did in LA recently, which was kind of go out and do predominately press related things and knock out a bunch of interviews and get a buzz going before we go over there for a long tour. We've been able to with Bad Books keep our touring up, but for the most part, we wanted to ease our way into this long process that will probably be a two-year tour.
Mean Everything To Nothing was released just about two years ago now. How would you describe the next level that it took Manchester Orchestra to?
I think it let us know who are fans were and what kind of kids would come out to shows. I don't know, I think it added more passion to our fan base that's evident with the people who come and the time spent talking to fans. Especially at shows like The Stuffing; that was a really good viewing of what are fans are like, at least in our hometown when they were dead silent when we were silent and they were really loud and singing along when we got loud. It's a cool feeling now not having to feel like we need to prove stuff to our fans. You get to enjoy experiencing a show with them.
Were there expectations from inside the band to reach out as far as you did?
I think it exceeded expectations as far as "Friends" being such a big single for us on the Modern Rock charts. We didn't really think it was going to do well on radio. I think it exceeded expectations. We hope this record does what we hope and gives us the steady climb that we've been planning on.
How would you compare the writing process for Simple Math to Mean Everything?
Having played so many shows together between Virgin and Mean Everything To Nothing we got better as musicians, and then it happened once again and we got closer, especially with Jeremiah leaving. Our relational closeness kind of helped in our writing process with being very comfortable and natural. It's always very natural, but now that we trust each other and know where we want to go collectively, it made for a really fun and creatively big record for us. We were very ready to write. We had a ton of songs for this album. Cutting down was the hardest part.
There are some darker songs on there including "Apprehension," which deals with a series of miscarriages in Andy's family, and there are darker lyrics throughout the album. Was it tough at times to write this album with all of that floating in the air?
Most of the lyrics chronicle the year or two before the actual writing process, so it was more cathartic and good to write about. We had already gone through all of the stuff, and Andy had already gone through all the experiences and was looking back at it with a new perspective. The dark time was a period before the writing period. It didn't really affect it.
There is definitely a large departure from the previous sounds you guys have shown before. Are there any worries that fans might not be able to latch on to it?
No, I think as a band we were listening to the same stuff and we were growing in the same direction as a band. It wasn't one person veering off to one side, but it was all of us collectively knowing what we wanted to change and what we wanted to have different on this record. It was a positive change for all of us; no one was really hesitant towards the change.
In regards to the sound change, the album features no slower songs like "Sleeper 1972" on Virgin or like "I Can Feel A Hot One" on Mean Everything. Was that an intentional choice?
I don't know, I think the track listing for the album made sense. There definitely were those songs in the works and we even recorded a few of them. I think these songs just made sense and that's how we had to look at it. At the end of the day there were fifty plus songs we had to cut down on. I just think those songs didn't make it on this thing, but hopefully we'll be able to release all those slower jams on a b-side.
The song "Virgin" on the record is perhaps the eeriest song the band has ever created with a children's choir in the background. Can you just discuss the idea behind that song and how it all came together?
I think that song was just a badass song and it just kind of came out. it started different when we first wrote it. We wanted a dark, dark song and we wanted to feel evil with it. The children's choir, I don't remember exactly how that came about. I think Andy suggested it because it would be really creepy to have kids sing these lines. They're actually Dan, our producer's, kids. So we had a few kids we could try it out with. But I think it came out really well and it still put my hairs on end, especially at the end.
Along with the announcement of the record, Tim Very was confirmed as the band's new drummer. Many fans expected Ben Homola to be announced as the drummer. How did it come down to picking Tim, and how has it been playing shows with him so far?
Well, it was a decision that we knew we were going to have to make somewhere down the line and we didn't want to have to think about it while making the record. Because of that, it just kind of happened. As far as the writing process goes, Tim was predominately the drummer for most of the songs and most of the songs that made it on the album were Tim's. It started to make sense in that light and then once it came down to asking someone to drop everything that they were doing and start a new life for us in this city, that's hard to do. We love Ben and both of those guys were phenomenal on the record and Ben will still play with Bad Books. I think it just came down to the fact that Tim was able to drop everything and do it. We knew him and we trusted him and it's been great so far. He's learning a lot. There's a new dynamic with these songs and I think we're slowly, but surely getting there. Some of these songs aren't Manchester songs live unless we turn it up a bit and maybe make an alternative version for the live show like on "Pale Black." I think Tim can handle it. It's like a new player on an NBA team; he's got to learn to play with the other guys before doing great on his own, like Carmelo on New York. He's great, but it's just not really working for some reason. He's doing a lot better than Carmelo, but the same kind of scenario.
You guys begin your headlining US tour this Friday with Cage The Elephant and O'Brother. How excited are you to hit the States again?
Very excited. We're also just excited to be on the tour. We're good friends with both of those bands and we're just stoked to be out with people and to play shows again and to be in the rhythm of being a good live band. We believe that we're a good live band. Once we can stop thinking about it and just do it we're going to get really comfortable and really confident. I'm ready for that, for sure.
What should we expect the set to be like?
Well, definitely new songs and Mean Everything To Nothing. Maybe some oldies. We tried to work on playing ones we've never played before like "Neighborhood Is Bleeding." We hate practicing so much that it's difficult to learn songs you don't want to take the time to learn. We're just going to try to play some marathon sets of songs that maybe we haven't done before.
This tour ends in the middle of June and then nothing is really on the books until late July and early August. Should we expect more US or European touring?
I'm sure there will be something. They always find something for us to do. I'm sure there will be something here and there in that little gap. We might take some time off though because I'm sure in the fall we'll be hitting it pretty hard. We're talking about doing UK stuff and maybe Australia. Hopefully we can go back to Germany.
Like you said, there were a bunch of songs that didn't make the record. Could you do a secondary release this year?
We would love to. We've been talking about it non-stop. The thing about our band is that we really love the studio and touring is a separate entity that we do because we have to and because we like seeing our fans and have them not just be an idea. We do love just sitting in the studio. If we can get some time to sit down in the studio and hash out the songs that didn't make it, we'll try to get a b-side album out this year.
Thanks so much for your time, is there anything else you'd like to add or that we should be on the lookout for?
Look out for the new O'Brother record that will be coming out. It sounds phenomenal. Keep an eye out for them.
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Adams is participating in summer drills. He finally looks healthy enough to make an impact in camp. He has taken a majority of first team reps during summer, when a fullback is used in the formation. He is the only fullback on the roster to start a game and his experience currently gives him the edge heading into fall camp. However, he is not the most athletic pass-catcher out of the backfield.
So. Raynard Camp (5-11, 260) had a great spring. With Adams and TE/H-Back Isaac Kinter sitting out of spring practice, he got the majority of the first team reps at fullback.
Camp is a bulldozer running up the gut and surprisingly is an excellent receiver out of the backfield. Nonetheless, his speed and endurance are major question marks. He has shown natural leadership throughout summer. He should emerge in fall camp as the starter.
Fr. Frank Padilla (6-0, 240) is the fastest and most athletic fullback Fresno State has had under Head Coach Pat Hill. Padilla possesses great footwork, soft hands, and speed to play tailback. He redshirted last season after a grayshirt in 2005. He lacks the experience of those ahead of him on the depth chart and he missed the last week of spring with an injury.
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BEVERLY HILLS (KTLA) -- High winds -- some as strong as 100 miles per hour -- were no match for a large, old tree in front of the home of "Grey's Anatomy" star Eric Dane.
According to neighbors, the residents of the home on N. Beverly Drive were inside when they heard a loud crash shortly after 8 p.m. Wednesday.
The home is registered to Dane and his wife, actress Rebecca Gayheart, though neighbors wouldn't confirm if they lived there.
Neighbor Susan Smith said the "very pregnant" lady of the house was upstairs putting her baby to sleep when the tree went down. "We all came running out of the house," she said.
"Thank God we're all okay. We know there are a lot of live wires out there," Smith said.
Firefighters quickly arrived to the scene to shut off power in case any wires were compromised by the high winds. Department of Water and Power officials are still assessing the damage to the wires and residents are being kept from the area.
"These winds that came today were unbelievable," Smith said.
The 100-foot Eucalyptus tree snapped near its roots and landed on a car, causing substantial damage.
"Everything else can be fixed, and they're okay."
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If you're gonna leave your boat sitting around for over 30 years, you should probably expect it to get tagged. Street artist KIWIE pulled an all-nighter at Llanerch-y-Mor, North Wales to paint two cartoony pirates on "The Duke Of Lancaster", a ship that has been docked in the harbor since 1979.
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He recalled that during the early 1990s, he had worked with colleagues such as Independent Senators Geoffrey Cave and Sir Roy Trotman to make sure devaluation was off the cards.
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Lynn Hirschberg's Screen Tests: Melissa Leo
The Fighter's Melissa Leo talks about a special note she received from Tennessee Williams, her experience on the set of All My Children and why she'll always consider Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale her sons.
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In Christ Alone.
i hate when people get all preachy and tell u that money won't make you happy bc like actually it would solve a whole fucking ton of my problems thank u very much
This is the reaction to somebody who has a lot to say but doesn't get involved.
"People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care."
(via noluvallowed)
If you are really humble, then why can't you be taught?
If you are really humble, then why can't you accept correction?
If you are really humble, why can't you submit?
If you are really humble, why don't you listen with your heart instead of looking for things to argue about?
If you are truly humble, why do you insist on your will to be done?
If you are truly humble, why do you keep on talking about what you think is right for you?
If you are truly humble, why do you depend on your own understanding? Why do you keep on defending your own view of yourself and of others and of the world?
If you are truly humble, why do you not listen to what God is saying about you and your situation and your feelings?
If you are really humbling yourself, why are you not seeking Him with all your heart?
Is it possible that you are just looking for sympathy?
And that you really don't want to change for what is right, for what is good and you just want to be tolerated in the mess you are in?
Could it be that you are, in truth, full of pride that you think you own yourself and you hold the future?
But make no mistake! God didn't make a mistake on how He created you. And He has the best plan for you.
God gave you life. He created you. He sent His Son to die in your behalf so that you can have life, real life, in its abundance and fullness. God owns you! Not yourself, not sin, not your own sense of identity (or whatever the world deceives you with). Any other kind of identity you find outside of Him is a lie and is less than the best and leads to destruction. If you really want to know who you are, seek Him, know Him, know His Word. If you are really sincere to find the truth about yourself, look for God, the One who loves you unconditionally.
And if you are really humble, you will receive what He has for you, you will listen to what He has to say.
And if you find yourself actually proud, you can always ask Him for humility.
AND if you find God and truly know Him, humility (and consequently obedience) won't be so hard, then.
And we have a promise from Him:
Call to Me and I will answer you and show you great and mighty things, fenced in and hidden, which you do not know (do not distinguish and recognize, have knowledge of and understand).
And I will cleanse them from all the guilt and iniquity by which they have sinned against Me, and I will forgive all their guilt and iniquities by which they have sinned and rebelled against Me.
(Jeremiah 33:3, 8, AMP)
For I know the plans I have for you," says the Lord. "They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.12 In those days when you pray, I will listen. 13 If you look for me wholeheartedly, you will find me. 14 I will be found by you," says the Lord…
(Jeremiah 29:11-14)
Rise up, beloved.
You are more than that.
You are very precious and highly valued.
You are a treasure.
Rise up.
fa·nat·i·cism (f-nt-szm)
Excessive, irrational zeal.
wildly excessive or irrational devotion, dedication, or enthusiasm
from http://www.thefreedictionary.com/fanaticism
Question: Is there a zeal that is irrational or excessive? Kaya nga zeal di ba?
What if 'fanaticism' is just a mythical excuse of the skeptics who haven't found the reason (at least, not yet) to risk it all (literally)?
I'm about to post a while ago while thinking of all the mess I brought myself into (yeah! I'm still saying it's my fault, but anyways) these two words: I'm sure. :)
Not a shout but a cool, statement of a fact. I am sure.
I am sure that things will work out.
I am sure of God's rescue.
Now I'm seeing more and more how I know sooo little of who God is.
Like~ I don't know how He's gonna do it, I don't know how He's gonna work all things for my good, I don't know how He's gonna make me love Him again and even more and even deeper than I did in the past, I don't know how He's going to fulfill His purposes in my life.
But I know He's gonna do it. I know He hasn't stop moving. I know He hasn't stop waiting. I know He hasn't stop pursuing. I know He hasn't stop working. I know He hasn't stop believing. I know He hasn't stop loving.
I know He didn't stop being faithful.
I'm sure.
God is the same.
God is still good. God is still on the throne. And God is still in love.
Then I read this words in a post made by a good friend 'Faith is being sure.'
And it hit me. I'm sure. And that means, I am believing again. Oh yes, I'm getting healed. And it feels good. :D
Thank You Tay!
#sigelang! #sigepa!
Oh words, how could you be so beautiful that you can make me feel like I'm on cloud nine?
Oh words, how can you be so encouraging that I feel like I can defeat an entire army of enemies?
Oh words, what is it in you that can light up a hope even in the midst of a bleak ruins?
But oh, how can you be so devastating at the same time that some can pierce right through my soul and makes me want to give up and surrender?
I cannot touch you but you are as real as the earth I walk on.
And I cannot deny your power. I may not bleed a single drop of blood when you're used as a weapon against me but it is quite enough to discourage my soul.
How will I ever fight you if you become my enemy?
How will I ever ignore you if you are from somebody who matters to me?
How can I give you away with every intent true and not just mere uttering?
In choosing whom to listen to and what words to speak to me, I have yet a lot to learn.
But for now, perhaps I can somehow express how my heart is by a little play with you.


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