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The Queen - DVD
Mirren's performance, she won an Oscar you know!, Morgan's witty, intelligent script confirms him as one of the finest writers in the business, James Cromwell's Prince Phillip steals every scene he's in
A lacklustre special features package, the Queen is more TV movie than cinematic experience
Director / writer team Stephen Frears and Peter Morgan reunite for a follow-up to their critically-lauded Channel 4 film "The Deal", which imagined Tony Blair and Gordon Brown's strained relationship before Labour's 1997 election win.
This sequel sees Michael Sheen returning as the grinning PM just after this landslide victory, in the same week that Princess Diana famously died in a Paris tunnel after being hounded by the press.
This time round, Morgan examines Blair's uneasy encounters with the Queen (Mirren), as she endured a torrid period of public criticism for failing to bow to the people's wishes and give Diana the send-off they felt she deserved.
Frears mixes archive footage of Diana (much like George Clooney's Good Night, and Good Luck earlier this year) with the live action to create a greater sense of authenticity and - although much of the behind-the-scenes dialogue at Balmoral is subject to artistic license, Morgan spent months pouring over insider sources, published diaries and royal biographies to create the most accurate version of events possible.
Mirren, who has already been crowned best actress at virtually every awards ceremony this year, gives a tender humanity to the Queen whose mantra of "duty first, self second" is at odds with the public's over-emotional response to the death of the "People's Princess".
Elsewhere, there are some decent jokes about today's government, the Queen warns Blair that "all of a sudden people will turn against you one day", and the PM is earlier seen telling his secretary to put Gordon Brown on hold when he rings for a chat.
And Prince Phillip (Cromwell), who describes the funeral guest list as "a chorus line of soap stars and homosexuals", and the Queen Mother (Syms) who dismisses the mourners outside Buckingham Palace as "a bunch of hysterics carrying candles" get some tasty lines.
Perhaps the best laugh comes however in the depiction of Prince Charles who is portrayed as a creeping mummy's boy who allows people talk about William as the next king of England, and is played by an actor who looks like love-rat James Hewitt!
The Queen always seemed like a TV movie that had found its way onto the big screen by accident, and so DVD is probably the perfect format to see it on. However, apart from a lively commentary featuring director Stephen Frears and writer Peter Morgan there is little else to recommend on the extras package.
The "Making of documentary" features various sound bites from cast and crew that were repeated ad nauseam during Mirren's march to Oscar glory a fortnight ago, and if we hear about the fake bottom the actress had to wear for the part one more time … The package is completed with some uninspiring cast biographies and TV spots.
Rating: 12A
Staring: Helen Mirren, Michael Sheen, James Cromwell, Sylvia Syms, Mark Bazeley
Directed by: Stephen Frear
Extras: Audio commentary, Documentary, Cast biography. TV spots
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A local Prineville woman wrote a parody to Willie Nelson's "On the Road Again" about 12 years ago, and now she's ready for it's debut. Beyonna Queen says she wrote it out of desperation. "When my son was 4, I was unemployed. And that's where the idea of the song came about. Always wanted Willie to record it. And could never get to him. A decade goes by and with the jobless situation, I just though: let's break it out. Lets go and record this." Queen says she was able to get the song recorded in Nashville by Ethan Allen and produced in Los Angeles. She wanted to get Willie Nelsons' permission for the parody, but ran into roadblocks with his record label. But, Queen recently got the go ahead from her attorney to release the song on the Internet, and she wants Central Oregon to be the first to hear it. Click here.
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August 2016 SGNScoops MagazineWritten by SGN Scoops Staff on August 8, 2016 – 2:16 pm -
Welcome to the August edition of SGNScoops Magazine. We hope you will take a moment to pour some cold iced tea, sit in the shade and read our publication from cover to cover. Rob Patz writes Publisher's Point at the beginning and I write the Editor's Last Word at the end. You don't want to miss it.
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GLENN BECK GOES GOSPEL AT AMERICAN GOSPEL CELEBRATIONWritten by Staff on August 23, 2016 – 12:38 pm -
Star-Studded, 3-Day Musical Celebration Also Honors Veterans With Free Homes From Military Support Foundation
SAN ANTONIO – Aug. 22, 2016 – TV and radio personality Glenn Beck joins Pastor John Hagee in celebrating faith and freedom—and honoring America's veterans—at the American Gospel Celebration in Louisville, Ky., Sept. 1-3.
As part of the star-studded three days of music, teaching and family fun, the Military Warriors Support Foundation presents one mortgage-free home each day to combat-wounded U.S. military veterans and/or Gold Star spouses. Beck speaks Saturday, Sept. 3, and joins Hagee as Support Foundation founder Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Leroy Cisco presents the American heroes their new homes.
"Glenn Beck stands on the front lines of key issues facing America today and speaks boldly about the value of faith and freedom," Hagee said. "I can think of no one more fitting to join us as we celebrate these two foundational pillars of our nation at the American Gospel Celebration and as we honor those who have sacrificed for us."
Glenn Beck is a pioneer in the media business. He currently serves as the CEO of Mercury Radio Arts; the producer of the Glenn Beck Radio Show (the 3rd most listened to show in the country), the author of 26 books, 9 New York Times bestsellers, as well as a significant digital footprint. Additionally, Glenn is the founder and Chairman of TheBlaze and of the non-profit Mercury One; an organization that has over the last 12 months helped over 2,400 Christians living in Iraq and Syria.
He joins the American Gospel Celebration that takes place at Louisville's Freedom Hall at the Kentucky Exposition Center and features Gospel music's biggest names. Top artists set to perform include Grammy and Dove Award-winning Diamond Rio, Lee Greenwood, Larry Gatlin, The Crabb Family, Canton Junction and many more.
For tickets, go to AmericanGospelCelebration.com.
The Celebration kicks off Thursday, Sept. 1, with a special pre-show Tailgate Event. As food trucks offer fun fare to eat, performers will mingle with attendees and enjoy a gospel music showcase. Attendees can bring a lawn chair and kick back for live music, food and free giveaways.
Aspiring gospel singers who dream of a shot on stage can win a chance to perform at the Tailgate Event and receive free tickets. Just post a solo or group vocal performance on the American Gospel Celebration Facebook page.
The American Gospel Celebration follows the Thursday Tailgate Event with a night of teaching and song. As Pastor Hagee encourages audiences to celebrate faith and freedom, musical groups will include The Crabb Family, The Isaacs, Larnelle Harris, Canton Junction, and
Voices of Lee.
Friday features a second Tailgate Event, more inspiring preaching from Pastor Hagee and music from Booth Brothers, The Hoppers, Larry Gatlin, Gordon Mote, and Voices of Lee. The event comes to its big finish Saturday, Sept. 3, featuring Glenn Beck and Pastor Matt Hagee with musical performances by Diamond Rio and Lee Greenwood.
Keep checking the website as more artists will be announced as the event nears.
John Hagee is known around the world for teaching God's Word, writing best-selling books and reaching millions through his national radio and television teachings and worldwide, 24 hours a day, seven days a week on GETV.org.
WHAT: American Gospel Celebration
WHERE: Freedom Hall—Kentucky Exposition Center
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WHEN: Thursday, Sept. 1; Friday, Sept. 2; and Saturday, Sept. 3
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TICKETS: AmericanGospelCelebration.com
For more information on the American Gospel Celebration, visit: JHM.org or AmericanGospelCelebration.com
Connect: https://twitter.com/pastorjohnhagee
About Pastor John Hagee JHM.org
John Hagee is founder and senior pastor of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, a non-denominational evangelical church with more than 22,000 active members. He also founded John Hagee Ministries, which broadcasts the Gospel on radio and television throughout America and the world, and is the founder of Christians United for Israel, which has grown to become the largest Christian pro-Israel organization in the United States—with over 3.2 million members. One of the leading Christian grassroots movements in the world, Christians United for Israel provides a national platform through which every pro-Israel church, parachurch organization, ministry or individual in America can speak and act with one voice in support of Israel in matters related to Biblical issues. John Hagee has authored 39 books seven of which were on the New York Times best-sellers list including the 2013 blockbuster Four Blood Moons.
About Glenn Beck
Glenn Beck is a leading American media personality, political commentator, author, and founder of TheBlaze, a multiplatform news and entertainment network available on television, radio, and the internet. He is a thirteen-time #1 bestselling author and is one of the few authors in history to have had #1 national bestsellers in the fiction, nonfiction, self-help, and children's picture book genres. Glenn's wit, candor, and commanding on-air presence have earned him the loyal support of a large, enthusiastic audience, as well as top ratings on network television and talk radio. He is a leading voice for conservatism and is a staunch defender of the Constitution, individual liberties, and free markets. For more information about Glenn Beck, his books, and TheBlaze, visit GlennBeck.com and TheBlaze.com.
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New Music and Video from "Cross Pointe"Written by scoopsnews on August 23, 2016 – 4:42 am -
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Carla and Redemption Ministries guest star in SGNScoops' Fast FiveWritten by Staff on August 22, 2016 – 2:25 pm -
Welcome to a new edition of SGNScoops' Fast Five! Today we talk with Carla and Redemption Ministries, a mixed group from Lumberton, North Carolina. This family group presents Country-flavored Southern Gospel and Worship songs with a live band. It is a pleasure to hear artists sing with live music and the band allows Carla and Redemption Ministries (C&R) a lot of flexibility in style and format. C&R presents current and original music with an honesty and skill you will enjoy, in a style reminiscent of the McGruders and the Crabb Family.
SGN: Tell us how and where we can buy your CD and hear your music?
C&R: You can visit our Carla & Redemption Facebook page or call us (910) 736-1226.
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CHM Event Center serves Vestal Goodman's famous coconut cake at VIP reception following concert with the Dixie Melody Boys, the Guardians & Lorne MatthewsWritten by Staff on August 21, 2016 – 12:38 pm -
Promoter James Lawson says, "I just thought it would be fun to duplicate Vestal's family recipe and serve something that would not only be good but that would bring back fond memories of one of gospel music's great legends…something that you just would'nt get anywhere else."
Barberton, Ohio August 19, 2016- The Happy Goodman's could sing an old convention song like no other group, each of them singing a different melody line and then all of them landing on the final chord together.
They were also known for their voracious appetite for life, gospel music, and country cookin.' There was always something good to eat on the Goodman's bus. Now if you are not aware of it, Vestal's coconut cake was legendary.
We gave Vestal's most requested and celebrated cake recipe to
Dolores Reeve's of Reeves Cake Shop, celebrating forty years serving some of the finest baked goods in Akron, and commissioned them to bake as close to possible Vestal's famous coconut cake. Following the "Summer Night Hometown Sing," this past August at the CHM
Event Center, Barberton, Ohio those with a VIP ticket indulged in a piece of Vestal's famous cake, garnished with a scoop of Vanilla Bean ice cream and had a chance to mingle up close with all of the artists on the program. In concert that evening were the Dixie Melody Boys, the Guardians and Lorne Matthews.
When it comes to Southern Gospel Music, you will find none finer than the coming roster of talent scheduled to appear at Christian Healthcare's new Event Center located at 800 Wooster Rd, Barberton, Ohio.
The fall line up is simply spectactular, starting with:
September 10-Greater Vision & the Mylon Hayes Family
October 22-Cana's Voice & David Pendleton
November 19-the Blackwood Brothers & the Browns
December 16-the Hoppers & the Hall Sisters
Plan now attend one or more of the above events; for more info visit our web at gmlconcerts.org. Tickets for all events on sale now through itickets.com or by calling 800-965-9324; group rates available.
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Rob Patz talks about Vernon, Alabama EventWritten by scoopsnews on August 20, 2016 – 11:21 am -
Leslie and Dennis McKay of M.A.C. Records are pleased to announce the Vernon Alabama's Gospel Music Weekend, September 9th and 10th in Vernon, Alabama.
"I am so excited to return to Alabama for another great weekend of Gospel Music," says Rob Patz. "These weekend events are becoming widely known for exciting music, quality artists and terrific fellowship. I hope all of our friends return for Vernon Alabama's Gospel Music Weekend!" Some of the artists include Trinity 3, Chris Golden, The Hinson Family, McKay Project, Capstone Quartet, Hope's Journey, and Kenny Gardner.
Two days filled with Christian Country and Southern Gospel music will also include a talent search for beginning Gospel/Christian music artists. The prize package includes a six-song EP Valued at $3,000, which includes studio time, engineer/producer, mixing/mastering of project, and two final copies of the mastered project on CD. This incredible package also includes advertising in SGNScoops and song promotion by Hey Y'all Media. Prize package does not include studio musicians or product/CD's.
"We are thrilled to partner this year with SGN Scoops Magazine to bring back the Gospel Music Talent Search to my hometown of Vernon, Alabama," says Dennis McKay, owner of M.A.C. Records. "Last year's talent search was a great success and we appreciate the support and enthusiasm that everyone showed to us and to those that participated. Last year's winner, Shane Cruse, will be releasing his project in the next few weeks and he has released his single, "I Held On" to radio. We will be looking forward to working with the next winner and are very excited about being able to offer an even larger prize package this year. So, don't hesitate; get your registration sent in and make plans to be with us in Vernon."
Artists and fans are invited to visit the Facebook page for more information, at https://www.facebook.com/macnightofworship/ For more information on participation in the Gospel Music Weekend or the talent search, email email@example.com, or call Dennis McKay at 662-889-2829 or Rob Patz at 360-933-0741
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Tim Surrett needing continued prayerWritten by Staff on August 19, 2016 – 4:45 pm -
Tim Surrett's wife Hope posted on Facebook earlier today regarding the condition of her husband, a member of the award winning group, Balsam Range.
Hope says, "First things first, Tim is home!!! He is doing much better and with medication he will continue to improve. He will have additional testing for the next couple months to monitor his health. Overall the outcome of the stay in the hospital has been a much needed eye opening fix. (Tim would disagree)
We want to take time to say how blessed we are with the outpouring of thoughts, prayers and positive vibes sent our way. It was amazing to know that during his stay we remained covered in prayer by you all. Unfortunately words can not begin to explain the gratitude we feel toward each and every one of you but this is what we will do until we get to see you all in person to thank you. Please continue to pray and send positive vibes for us as we continue on this journey.
Hope, Tim and Braden"
We ask that all of our readers will join with us in continued prayer for all the Surrett family.
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Awesome News from Lauren Talley and Riley Harrison ClarkWritten by scoopsnews on August 19, 2016 – 5:55 am -
Lauren Talley and Riley Harrison Clark are both phenomenal singers.
Have you seen this sneak peak? This is going to be awesome!
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MARK209 INVITED FOR IMPROMPTU CONCERT FOR BOTH BUSH PRESIDENTS AT THE BUSH COMPOUND IN MAINEWritten by Staff on August 17, 2016 – 4:14 pm -
HENDERSONVILLE, TN – Christian music artist, MARK209 based out of Nashville, TN was invited yesterday evening to do an impromptu concert at the home of President George H.W. and First Lady Barbara Bush at the Bush Compound in Kennebunkport, ME.
MARK209 was in the middle of a 23 Day New England Tour and this was their only scheduled day off as they were planning to spend time sightseeing and touring the area when the opportunity presented itself for them to sing a song while touring the Bush Compound for Margaret Bush, an accomplished singer and actress. After leaving the property they were continuing their tour and received a call inviting them back to do a concert that evening for The Bush Family.
"Only a handful of people get the opportunity to sing for distinguished people let alone Presidents and today we were humbled by the opportunity to sing for not only one, but two Presidents at their private residence," shares Jym Howe, lead singer for MARK209.
They sang several songs including Amazing Grace, Sweet, Sweet, Spirit, Crying In The Chapel and even Elvira by special request. Among those attending the concert were President George H.W. and First Lady Barbara Bush, President George W. and First Lady Laura Bush, Marvin and Margaret Bush, Doro and granddaughter Georgia.
Nathaniel, tenor singer for MARK209 shares, "When we came to the door, we were greeted by President George W. Bush. I was humbled by their gratitude, generosity, and willingness to invite us, someone they did not know, into their home last minute." Before leaving, the guys were asked by President George H.W. Bush about returning to perform a full concert sometime in the future.
MARK209 just recently signed a booking and management deal with April Potter Agency and will be in the studio working on a new project later this fall.
For more information on MARK209, you can visit their website here or April Potter Agency at www.apotteragency.com or call April Potter Agency at 615.479.0954.
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Tim Surrett needing prayerWritten by Staff on August 17, 2016 – 3:30 pm -
Balsam Range posted this note on Facebook earlier today:
We are asking for prayer and positive thoughts for Tim Surrett and his family. Tim was rushed to the ER yesterday after feeling light headed and faint. The diagnosis was internal bleeding due to a gastrointestinal issue. He has since undergone a blood transfusion and is feeling better. He is having an upper GI today to hopefully solve the problem.
Tim is a leader in the bluegrass world in many ways, being the Chairman of the IBMA Board of Directors while also performing as bass player, dobro player, and vocalist in Balsam Range. He's a founder of Mountain Home Music Company and produces albums for the label. Tim also has many friends in the Gospel music industry after many years traveling with The Kingsmen and The Isaacs.
Both Mountain Home and Balsam Range pray for his swift recovery.
Rob Patz, Lorraine Walker and all of the SGNScoops staff also join in prayer for Tim and his family.
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As the first week of the year comes to a close, we're taking a look at books set in 2012 to see what authors predicted for the year ahead. Thanks to the abundance of apocalyptic myths surrounding the Mayan calendar, many authors chose 2012 as the go-to setting for futuristic, Armageddon, doomsday novels.
While this week's writers seem to have a soft spot for aliens and world destruction, don't fret. Instead, brace yourself for a flood of fantastical, fast-paced adventures. (Or just mark your calendars for December 21 as the day to lock yourself in the basement.) According to most of these books, we've entered the year of the apocalypse. Hang on; it may be a wild one.
Angel Fire East (1999)
By Terry Brooks
384 pages, Del Rey, $7.99
In Terry Brooks' third and final installment in his Word & Void saga, protagonist John Ross, a "Knight of the Word" who has been battling the "demons of the Void" for two decades, continues his fight for humanity's survival in a world filled with monsters threatening to ruin everything good. It's a classic tale of human forces fighting against evil, stuffed within the framework of a sci-fi adventure.
Ross's mission is to locate and protect a "Gypsy Morph"—a powerful, magical creature that takes the form of a 4-year-old child, affectionately called "Little John." All this drama takes place in Hopewell, Illinois (of all places), and the final, epic battle for humanity's survival takes place around Christmas 2012. Happy holidays, indeed.
Decipher (2001)
By Stel Pavlou
592 pages, St. Martin's Griffin, $12.04.
It's March 2012, and the earth is going haywire: Sunspot-generated storms rage all over the world, the U.S. is drilling for oil in Antarctica, and the world's supplies are almost depleted.
While drilling in Antarctica, a group of miners stumble upon crystal shards covered in bizarre markings that appear to be ancient hieroglyphs. The discovery brings together a squad of scientific leaders, from linguistic anthropologist Richard Scott to Admiral Dower, the chief of U.S. Space Command.
As it turns out, these rocks aren't only native to Antarctica; they're scattered across the globe from the Amazon to the Pyramids of Giza. As the characters discover the meaning and power of these rocks, Pavlou ties together historical relics and fantastical myths to pen an adventure that brings together ancient Mayan prophecies and space theory to ask the question: Is 2012 the end of humanity?
Domain (2001)
By Steven Alten
384 pages, Tor Books, $5.98.
The Mayan calendar (and aliens) strike again. The first book of Steven Alten's Domain Trilogy centers around Mick Gabriel, whose archaeologist father Julius thought the answer to preventing doomsday lay in the riddle of the winter equinox. After Julius passes on the mystery, it's up to Mick to solve it.
More than the predictably catastrophic host of 2012 problems block Mick's path. There's a messed-up politician who tosses Mick into an insane asylum, nuclear war, evil aliens, and, of course, the countdown to approaching doomsday. With the help of Dominique Vazquez, a psychiatric intern and love interest, he battles impending sci-fi doom and attempts to save humanity.
The Joshua Files
By M.G. Harris
Invisible City (2008)
368 pages, Scholastic, $8.72.
Ice Shock (2009)
368 pages, Scholastic, $8.99.
Zero Moment (2010)
384 pages, Scholastic, U.S. Edition scheduled for July 2012.
Dark Parallel (2011)
368 pages, Scholastic, $9.67.
Apocalypse Moon (scheduled for 2012)
The Joshua Files is a British young-adult thriller series that follows Joshua Garcia through the Mayan ruins where his archaeologist father once worked. Josh's adventure begins when the accidental death of his father begins to look related to recent research on a missing Mayan codex. Josh is joined by his friends deep into the jungle, where he learns of his own family's implication in the 2012 Mayan prophecy foretelling the end of the world. Josh's journey takes him through the skeletons of his family closet, the historical mysteries of the Maya, and time itself as he struggles to restore the missing Mayan codex in time to save mankind.
Toward 2012: Perspectives on the Next Age (2008)
Edited by Daniel Pinchbeck
368 pages, Tarcher, $5.86.
We don't know what it is about apocalyptic prophecies that inspires terrible writing about aliens and sci-fi sexual fantasy, but this new-age look at a post-2012 progression of consciousness is a step above. Daniel Pinchbeck hypothesizes that the Mayan prophecy for December 12, 2012 will usher in "a new world age," one in which cataclysm can be circumvented by a "rapid evolution of collective intelligence." The anthology is comprised of 36 essays ranging from a "pseudo-shaman's" take on drug trafficking, guerilla gardening in vacant lots, to a piece titled "The Testicular Age."
The collection can feel a bit spacey at times, but Pinchbeck delivers insightful commentary on how civilization is headed towards improvement. At the very least, it's a break from another pseudo-alien-rape-abduction narrative set atop a Mayan pyramid.


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Just what it says... really simple and quick. I change amounts as I add them to the pot if I think I need a little more of anything. This is a very forgiving recipe and a great base for additions.
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- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 cup carrot, chopped
- 2 cups celery, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup shallot, chopped
- 2 tablespoons garlic, chopped
- 1 (10 1/2 ounce) can chunk chicken (this is in the tuna section of my store, I buy the all natural one, ingred. should be chicken, water)
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- 1⁄2 cup cold water
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- Place first 5 ingredients in a soup pot and saute for 5 minutes.
- Add chicken, stir.
- Combine hot water and base then add to your pot.
- Cook (medium boil) for 15 minutes or until carrots are done enough for you.
- Combine cold water and corn starch then add to your pot while stirring.
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Cafe Gratitude
Even if you're not from California, you may have heard about Cafe Gratitude, an organic vegan food spot based around healing energy and the power of affirmations. If you live nearby one in California, you might not necessarily go all the time for two reasons:
- The idea behind it is sort of gimmicky, and might feel like an option that only appeals to tourists.
- There are plenty of organic and vegan food options in California that don't require you to be so positive about the world.
However, after going to Cafe Gratitude twice, I have to say that I really appreciated the place – was grateful for it, even (yes, I did that).
The first of this small chain of cafes opened in Venice Beach, and that's the one I visited both times. The interior of the restaurant has a very "bungalow" vibe to it, as do many places around Venice Beach. Low circular tables are surrounded by whicker chairs surrounding and a warm, yummy Mexican-style throw draped over the back of each chair to keep you warm if needed, creating the effect of sitting around a bonfire on the beach.
Water sits in a bottle with positive words like "Love" or "Peace" written on the bottle, a tribute to Emoto's Water Experiment. As the waiter comes and explains the menu to you/asks if you've been there before, he tells you the affirmation question of the day, which you can sit and reflect on or discuss with the table, whatever you feel. The one I remember most was, "What keeps you grounded?" I don't remember what the question was on my second visit, but I do recall feeling like the people sitting with me at the table were the answer both times. My fiancee keeps me grounded. And so do my crystals.
The menu is the really special and fun part of the cafe. Each menu item is titled with an adjective that will be your affirmation when you order, such as "magical," "glorious," "accepting," etc. Then when you order, you have to say "I am…" and your food choice, which for me was "bountiful."
The food is all vegan and delicious, and obviously quite healthy. While you'll have fun with it either way, I recommend that you don't leave without ordering one of their juices or smoothies. So delicious.
And there you have it, very simple, positive concepts put to work at Cafe Gratitude. And while it might make you seem a bit eccentric to make this spot your go-to for eating, the food is top notch for vegan eaters and it certainly makes a fun outing for visitors to the LA area.
Death Valley and the 2016 Super Bloom
You may have heard about the super bloom happening right now in Death Valley. But what really makes it so special? Well, first, it only happens once every decade. The last wildflower super bloom in Death Valley was in 2005. And second, it can only occur under near perfect conditions, which depend on: well-spaced rainfall throughout winter and spring, lack of harsh, drying winds, and sufficient warmth from the sun.
This El Niño year in drought-ridden California has been criticized for its lack of consistent rainfall. From our apartment on the beach, I see firsthand what El Niño looks like – a cloudy sky that rolls in from the Pacific in the early hours of the morning and then clears up by noon each day like clockwork. Sometimes it comes with an insane fog that reaches us even on the 14th floor of our building, making it impossible to see anything below or around our balcony. But still, not much rain. Here is what El Niño often looks like before noon:
Yet despite the lack of rainfall we've seen in the greater Los Angeles area, there seems to have been enough to nurture this year's Death Valley super bloom.
When we first heard about the super bloom, it was just barely too late to catch the peak of it. We made a day trip out on a Wednesday, just after a weekend storm had wiped out huge amounts of the wildflowers. However, they were still sprinkled throughout the park, and cast a very beautiful sheer blanket of yellow across the red rocky desert.
Although the majority of wildflowers spread across Death Valley were the sweetly fragrant Desert Gold, we were also able to spot patches of purple and white throughout our drive. Each time we came across a new splash of color, I hopped out of the Jeep and snapped a photo. There were usually three or four other cars clumsily pulled off to the side to snap photos as well. The wildflower patches would sneak up on us pretty quickly, and were impossible to pass by without taking a moment of awe. It seemed a miracle these little beauties could grow out of such dry desert soil.
Despite the rare occurrence of this super bloom, the park was not too crowded that day. Perhaps because it was a Wednesday, or maybe it was due to the fact that the rainstorm had already wiped out so much of the bloom's former glory. Either way, we were thankful for the free rein to move about the park without much foot traffic getting in the way.
Once we had taken in the wildflowers, we were still super stoked to see the rest of the park. Neither of us had been to Death Valley National Park before, and we only had a day to get through all of it (we're pretty experienced by now at beasting our way through National Parks). With only a few choices to prioritize, we started our day trip with Badwater Basin.
We were excited to finally reach the lowest elevation point in all of North America, a basin 282 feet below sea level. The basin was absolutely breathtaking. It seemed like you could walk through it forever and still never reach the other side. What struck me most was the roaring of the wind if you turned your head in just the right direction – it sounded like a plane was landing right overhead. I imagined how frightening it would be to find yourself out in the middle of the basin alone at night, the only living thing for miles. I think I'd rather be in a jungle full of unknown creatures than completely alone in this wasteland.
Of course in March, the basin wasn't very hot. But in the summer it can reach up temperatures as high as 134ºF, so hot that birds have been known to just drop dead mid-flight over the basin (Death Valley – Am I right?). It also has the greatest evaporation potential in the United States, as in a 12-foot-deep lake of water could dry up within a year in Badwater Basin.
The name, Badwater Basin, became clear as we looked out across it. The whole area is covered in salt flats that look like a turbulent ocean of water. The basin is known to flood sometimes, but water never lasts long in the valley.
After a good hour and a half of walking into the basin and back, we decided to move on. With only a few hours of daylight left, we chose to head straight for Dante's View. However, luckily for us, Artist's Drive and Palette were on the way. Though we didn't spend long there, it was a beautiful sight to see – the only color to grace the park besides the wildflowers!
After Artist's Drive and Palette we had only an hour or so left of daylight. With the lack of traffic and a little bit of speeding, we were able to make it to Dante's View before sunset. This was my favorite part of the park, as I'm a total sucker for good views. Maybe it was the lack of cellphone service that limited distractions, but I felt I could sit there for hours just having a think. I was pretty obsessed with all three books of Dante's The Divine Comedy in college, and Dante's View, overlooking the Black Mountains, bestowed upon me the mixed senses of foreboding and purpose I imagine Dante felt with Virgil, with so much vastness ahead to capture. My camera didn't do the view justice, but the photos are beautiful nonetheless. We were even able to catch some mid-level elevation wildflowers – this time Desert Gold Poppies.
After a day of blazing through the park, we headed out on our 4-hour trek back to Long Beach. It's amazing how each National Park we've seen has been so remarkably different. It is impossible for me to say which of them I enjoyed more. I can only affirm that all of them have left me feeling astounded that such enormous treasures of nature can all exist together in one country. Each park takes me to another planet of miracles, and I am so grateful for the opportunity to experience the incredible diversity of the United States, both of nature and people I meet along the way. As my dad always says, "The world is a beautiful place."
Meeting My Long Beach Neighbors
Just when you think you're at the end of your rope, a 50-year-old woman with no reservations sails a boat right under you, tells you to jump in, and hands you a glass of wine.
Seriously, things were getting tough and I wasn't ready to admit it. People always compliment me on being able to make friends wherever I go. What most, aside from my closest friends, don't realize is that I often hit a breaking point of absolute loneliness before I make my first real friend in a new place. Tonight was that breaking point, and tonight I made… an unlikely group of friends.
So my fiancée works night shift as an ICU nurse, the reason why we travel. And this weekend he was on from Thursday to Sunday night. I could justify staying in and curling up with Netflix on Thursday, but heading into the weekend with zero plans and no one to go anywhere with was an unbearable thought. I had already been to four open mic nights, and while I met a few cool people, no one really stuck. Plus you never know with an artistic scene. Sometimes it feels like everyone has something to prove, which can make it hard to really get to know anyone.
I remembered meeting a woman named Angela, who seemed only a little bit older than me, in the elevator last week. She told me her unit number and said to come knock if I ever wanted to hang out sometime. So Thursday night I put a post-it note on her door explaining my weekend situation and scribbled out my phone number in case she wanted to hang out. Well Friday came and went, and I got no response from Angela. So around 6pm, I gave up and headed to an orientation for volunteer work at the Long Beach Animal Care Services, aka the Long Beach SPCA Animal Shelter, hoping to make a friend.
Within the first ten minutes of this orientation, the supervisor asked us flat-out to commit to one year of volunteering before signing up. That was the end of my ability to volunteer at the shelter, but I decided to stay the full 2 hours because I had literally nothing else to do and I wanted to give the puppies treats at the end. On my way out, I offered one girl a ride in my Uber because she said she lived downtown, and while she declined because she had her bike on hand, another girl overheard me and told me she wouldn't mind giving me a ride in her car. It was an act of kindness I really needed, and on the way we chatted about places to go and things to do in Long Beach that I hadn't heard of before. Can't wait to check out Tuesday $1 pupusa nights!
Anyway, I realized pretty quickly that there was an age gap between us that made me feel a little creepy to try to hang out with her – she wasn't of drinking age yet, and well, I just turned 26. So I thanked her when we got to my building and said goodbye without asking for her number (oh, friend hunting can be so hard and awkward!).
Let me tell you a little bit about my building before I get into what happened next. I live in downtown Long Beach on Ocean Blvd, in a very nice building with beach access, garage parking, a fancy library with old furniture, a gym, pool, and sauna, etc. It is probably one of the tallest buildings in Long Beach, 16 floors high, and located right next to the most famous, very old, former hotel and now apartment building in Long Beach (it has gargoyles looking down on my balcony – I love it). I'm renting from a woman who owns the condo, but is currently upstate living with her boyfriend. If you hadn't guessed yet, my building is filled with older wealthy people and doctors, the only types of people that can afford to own these condos. But the thing about Long Beach and the Los Angeles area in general is the older you get, the more eccentric you are. No one in my building is stuffy, bougie, or conservative in any way. At least that has been my experience.
So I entered my lobby and could tell immediately that there was a party going on in the library off to the right. With nothing else to do, I decided to wander in and see if this was a private event or not. I asked a sprightly, 70-year-old woman, whose name I would later learn was Mary, what kind of event this was. Well Mary was just THRILLED that I had been so brave as to wander in when I am "only a renter" because "the renters should feel welcome too" and immediately handed me a glass of wine, a ham sandwich with sauerkraut, and introduced me to like 10 people, most of whom were named Don, all of whom were around her age, clearly very wealthy, and very laid back.
I was a little bit overwhelmed, but enjoying myself. I noticed a table of people around my age standing and chatting. Mary took me over, butted right into their conversation, and introduced me to all of them. I felt a little bit awkward, but everyone was very nice. I then realized that the young woman to my left, who I had just struck up a conversation with, turned out to be Angela, the one whose door I had put my post-it note on the night before! Awkward!
Anyway, it turns out she didn't get the note at all and immediately took my phone and put her cell number, email, and unit number into it. Whew! A friend! It was at this point that my left arm was grabbed by a 50-or-so year old woman with one blood-shot eye and a drunken slur in her speech. I'll call this woman Trish. Apparently Trish lives just down the hall from me and knew I was in her friend's apartment and had been meaning to come talk to me and my fiancée because she used to be a traveling therapist! She wanted to connect and take us out sometime.
This woman was a total character, I could not believe it. She brought up the Grand Prix, soon to come up in April, that will be happening literally right outside of our apartment:
"I don't give a crap about the cars and stuff, but oh the parties! They have the VIP tent right outside and you need tickets and everything to get in, but I just get in anyway. And I'll get you and your fiancée in too. We'll have such a blast. Oh you're going to love it."
Seriously this was within 3 minutes of conversation, and I already had plans to party hard with this one-blood-shot-eyed, drunk, eccentric, and actually quite beautiful woman. I loved her.
Trish was clearly a vivacious woman who would either find the party or create it herself in any situation. She seemed to know and be very close with everyone in the building. She beckoned over one of the older guys, Wilson, and introduced us. After learning which apartment I was in, Wilson immediately ran upstairs to grab his iPad so that he could show me some photos he took from my landlord's balcony a year or two back.
While he was gone, Trish informed me that Wilson has some "obsessions". She wasn't kidding. His condo is apparently like a museum (I'm supposed to be getting a full tour next week) filled with old relics from the most famous ships around the world that date up to a hundred years back. He even has a letter that a woman wrote to her husband as a passenger on the Titanic, just before it sank. Now in our building, almost everyone has a view of the Queen Mary – a very old, supposedly haunted ship that is permanently docked and now a museum and theater in Long Beach. But apparently Wilson's apartment has the absolute best view of the ship in the whole building, and that's why he lives there.
Wilson started showing me photos and man were they cool! He must own around 25 lenses with all the different shots he has. And with everyone being around the same age and all friends and owners in this building, he had shots of a bunch of different apartments, including the penthouse. The penthouse is awesome, covered in funky sea art that makes you feel like you're underwater. Even the bathroom has a wall of mosaic sea creatures underwater, all of which light up with LED lights when you flip a switch.
"What I would give to just have 2 hours alone in that bedroom and bathroom," Trish exclaimed about the penthouse.
As we kept scrolling through photos, I soon learned that Wilson was gay when we got to photos of some guys around the pool area of our place.
"Oh honey, they are gorgeous," said Trish, looking at a photo of three middle-aged guys standing around the pool. "I have never seen so many cute men and none of them interested. It's frustrating! Oh the frustration, every night it comes. Let me tell you."
I was dying of laughter on the inside. Who are these people who just fell into my lap on this evening that was supposed to have been spent alone with my television shows? Angela came over at this point to scroll through the photos with us, which soon got to a cruise that Trish and Wilson took together over 10 years ago. Photos of Pisa, Turkey, and the French Riviera. I was drooling over the fabulous life these people have lived.
"That's where I spent my second honeymoon," Trish told me, pointing to a very famous hotel in France, the name of which I don't remember anymore.
As she's talking, Trish spills some of her mug of red wine that she had been clutching between her legs. All three of us were sitting pretty close on the couch together, and I guess some of the wine got onto Wilson's black pants and onto the couch cushion. Wilson stood up at once, clearly upset.
"These old people," Trish complained while Wilson ran to get napkins, "they make a scene out of everything. They're so fussy. We could be in the middle of a 5-star restaurant and he would still stand up and make a scene like this. It's just champagne Wilson!"
Wilson, so clearly annoyed, grabbed a separate chair and sat away from us, leaving us his iPad to keep scrolling through.
"Just kidding, it was red wine," Trish whispered to me. "Now quick, email yourself some of these photos to show your family later. He gets so stingy with his pictures, but I think it'd be nice for you to have some to show to your family. Let them see where you live! I'm going to email some to myself as well."
And that's how I acquired quite a few photos of our building from the amazing but fussy photographer, Wilson from the 4th floor. (Full disclosure: When Trish had gone to the bathroom, I did ask Wilson if he minded that I had emailed some of these photos to myself and whether it was ok to post some on my blog, and he gave me the 'OK.')
When Trish came back, she chatted some more to Angela and me.
"Of course I've been to every club in Vegas," said Trish. "I don't go back as often anymore, but when I moved here 15 years ago, I was going there 2 to 3 times every month."
As the night went on, Angela and I both got pretty tired from wine and decided to head upstairs. Trish joined, and what do you know, we have plans for happy hour this Monday. Not exactly what I was expecting when I hoped to God I would make friends tonight, but it's certainly something to write about. Here are some photos from Wilson below:


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Hundreds of thousands of downloads and just 2.2 stars out of 5. A rocky start for the Facebook Phone.
Facebook Home, which is available for a handful of newer Android handsets, has passed a half-million downloads in the Android Market. Initial feedback, however, isn't great.
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But the majority of bad reviews are of the most damning type: descriptions by disappointed or disaffected people. Users who could have been convinced, or might have liked a Facebook-Home-style product a couple years ago, who now just don't see the point. Their problem with Facebook Home — which they nonetheless tried — is that it has too much Facebook.
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When the New York Mets play in Philadelphia, they stay at the Westin Philadelphia in Center City. In August 2007, John Dunlap was staffing the hotel's front door when he attempted to move the ropes back to make more room for the entering ball players. That's when a New York fan cursed at him.
Dunlap cursed back and then went inside. When he emerged with a metal rod, several co-workers attempted to restrain Dunlap, but he managed to wiggle free, find the fan and attack him with the rod.
Another Westin employee, Brian Fraim, tried to calm the situation, but a Mets fan attacked him. He wrestled that fan to the ground.
Following the incident, the hotel's parent company, Merritt Hospitality, fired Dunlap, but not Fraim. Dunlap is black, and Fraim is white. Dunlap sued, alleging race discrimination.
The court dismissed the case, noting that Fraim acted in self-defense while Dunlap, however justified, had attacked the Mets fan.
Note: If the incident had happened this season, think how easily all this could have been avoided. Dunlap would surely have calmed the unruly New Yorkers by reminding them of the Phillies' commanding lead in the National League East standings … or of the Mets' epic collapses in 2007 and 2008 … or the Phillies' 2007 division title … or 2008 World Series championship. Just sayin', ya know?
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