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2 Replies	The word ‘bacon’ grabbed your attention, didn’t it? People love to talk about bacon and how much they love it, but what about bacon makes it so desirable to many people? On a psychological level, a hankering for a hot, dripping slice of crispy bacon goodness is probably tangled up in its ‘forbidden fruit’ status for those trying to lose weight or keep a healthy heart. Physiologically, the craving is related to the fact that we require a certain amount of fat in our diets to regulate countless essential functions within our bodies. Considering that I enjoy bacon as much as the next person, I have been intrigued by the increasing number of recent reports rejecting low-fat diets and re-considering the role of fats, including the previously frowned upon saturated fats, in the diet.
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What's the Diehl?: Hello, My Name is Hamza al-Khateeb
I was wasting time in Facebook yesterday when I stumbled upon a group entitled, “We Are All Hamza Alkhateeb.” Since I had never heard of this person, I checked it out and learned that 1) Hamza was a 13-year-old boy who was tortured and murdered by the Syrian regime in Daraa in the spring of 2011, 2) his name has become a rallying cry for opponents of the Syrian government, and 3) the group’s photo album contains a number of graphic and disturbing images depicting the suffering of civilians – especially children – caught up in the Syrian uprising that began on my birthday, March 15, in 2011.
I asked Anita what she knew about this part of the so-called “Cradle of Civilization” and she replied, “Only what I’ve heard on NPR which is that the Syrian government is getting weapons from Russia and fighting rebels and protesters in the streets and slaughtering innocent civilians. It’s been going on for a long time.”
I’ve got to listen to NPR more often because all I knew was that civil war had broken out. I knew nothing about the Houla massacre during which 108 people were killed, including 34 women and 49 children. I wasn’t aware that people were being “summarily executed” or that the United Nations Human Rights Council formally condemned the Syrian government or that the Free Syrian Army, the main opposition group, is comprised of defectors from the regular Syrian Army who want to overthrow Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and end five decades of Ba’ath Party rule.
I also didn’t know that the state of human rights in Syria has long been the subject of harsh criticism from internal and external sources, or that President Obama signed an executive order in May of 2011 imposing sanctions on the al-Assad government in the hope that it would “end its use of violence against its people and begin transitioning to a democratic system that protects the rights of the Syrian people."
If the grim statistics provided by the Facebook group administrators are correct, 4,349 children, 3,567 women and 7,014 rebel soldiers have been “martyred” since March of 2011. An estimated one million people have been arrested, more than 60,000 are missing and over ten million are homeless and displaced.
I'm not going to repost the photos of the mutilated corpses of kids wrapped in burial shrouds, their family members beside themselves in obvious, overpowering grief. I don’t want to be accused of disseminating unsubstantiated propaganda or turning people off with sanctimonious overkill. I just thought I’d share what I’ve recently learned with readers who may think the biggest news is that legless Olympian Oscar Pistorius shot his pretty girlfriend, Kellie Pickler’s going to be on “Dancing with the Stars” or a satirical website named after a vegetable called nine-year-old actress Quvenzhané Wallis a c-word. The parents of at least 4,349 little girls and boys in Syria – including Hamza al-Khateeb – beg to differ.
Click here to read “Children suffer horrific injuries as Syrian forces target civilians,” February 6, 2013.
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Posted: May 2, 2015 by Dorian in Fashion; Pretty & Cute
Tags: decency, fashion, trends
Should we always follow ‘TRENDS?’
Hmm, I don’t know how many of us wake up every morning and you’re just like ‘what am I going to wear today?’ I’m thinking it’s a common thought?… well for we teenagers, whether you admit it or not, there’s always that urge to wear what is trending, wear what everyone says is ‘cool’ or for the girls ‘on fleek’ I still don’t get that, but anyways, it’s just something that’s in us. Yay for those ones who never have that feeling.
First, I just want to establish the fact that just as it is said, you will be addressed based on how you a dressed. If we want to be honest, we agree that ‘trends’ of today are far, I mean far from decent and if we would love to be addressed well, we should know that in times like this, trends should be shunned. As a person, I dress based on my mood, and of course the occasion I am dressing for, we all have our criteria’s for dressing but the point is you should look decent and nice.
Whoever said the two didn’t go together is a liar. I’ve seen numerous girls that looked so, so good and at the same time decent. Plus I noticed that your dressing determines the kind of attention you get, when next you’re out looking beautiful and decent, notice the people that get attracted to you, you can try it the other way around and see for yourself too.
Trends?… nah, I’ll go with decency.
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April 4, 2012 – 7:20 pm
It was a great experiment, but unfortunately Diversity Lane has been unable to bring in enough money to support the time I was putting into it. Were we living in a healthy economy this cartoon series could have been a hobby for me, but since my freelance work has taken a major hit these last few years I had been hoping to turn this project into something profitable. Alas, as of this month I have been unable to procure syndication for the strip from any of the several houses to whom I submitted samples, and that pretty much ends my hopes of getting a sustainable paycheck out of this thing. Thanks to all who enjoyed the drawings, your enthusiasm kept me going with the project far longer than I would have been able to otherwise.
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Frontpage Magazine: New Show Unveils Shocking Palestinian Hoax
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Jamie Glazov’s new show has an astounding line-up of interviews scheduled (Robert Spencer, Stanley Kurtz, etc.) including some of the foremost experts on Islamoterrorism in the world today. Here’s the premiere installment, with part two already available at Frontpage Magazine. Phillippe Karsenty has courageously exposed a notorious hoax perpetrated by virulent antisemitic participants (and bought into by the ever anti-Israel left, as usual). Must-viewing for fans of Courage.
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December 2, 2009 – 6:22 pm
As a necessary, temporary measure I am disabling this blog’s Leave a Comment option. A couple leftists persist in leaving copious irrelevant comments that have zero to do with the content of these cartoons except for demonstrating the maturity level of many (but not all) on the left. Will revisit the comments option in the near future… for now, here’s to the next cartoon, sure to be winging it’s way to subscribers’ mailboxes soon.
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The Desert Glows Green , manned by Vegas Art Guy, chronicles the day to day travails of a teacher (9th grade English class starts in the Fall) with a conservative and Christian outlook. Also a voracious reader with whom you can chat up the dozens of books he reads per quarter. If that scenario doesn’t provide enough drama for you, he’s also a man committed to maintaining good values and decency in his classes. (Below: one of the posters he’s thinking of putting up come September. See what I mean?) Swing by his spot, it’s impossible not to like this very smart, very good-natured teacher and master blog diarist.
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May 25, 2009 – 10:17 am
Some of you may have noticed that in the email of this drawing sent out earlier this morning, Diversity had the wrong hand over her heart. This does not denote that I am dyslexic. The original design for the overall drawing had been the reverse of this current version, but I then realized we would not be able to see the book covers that way and it’s always good to know what unexpected and original material those two are reading. After completing it I failed to notice that Diversity’s wrong hand was now over her heart (since corrected). Not that anyone in that family would have noticed the difference anyway.
November 20, 2008 – 11:17 am
November 2, 2008 – 4:12 pm
Alex Lane: “What do I look forward to under Barack? How about the end of the Bush Police State? Ever hear of a little thing called Guantanamo Bay? There’s innocent people rotting in that place. All they’re asking for is a little civility. Know what they get instead? Frayed prayer rugs. Used Korans. Yeah okay the meals are prepared according to Islamic guidelines– big deal! What kind of quality control? What kind of ingredients? That’s not Julia Child back there in the kitchen. Auschwitz, American-style– thank you, Mr. Bush.”
Diversity Lane in The Michigan Review
November 1, 2008 – 8:24 am
Many thanks to The Michigan Review, one of America’s top conservative college journals (University of Michigan), for featuring a Diversity Lane cartoon in the Opinion Section of the current issue. It’s an honor to be a contributor to this important publication.
October 31, 2008 – 5:08 pm
Sierra: “Oh God this is like Woodstock…! I went and got a big “O” tattooed on my arm, check it out–wait, that’s my peace sign; here look, it’s on this arm.
I’m playing like Janis records, Dylan, Joan Baez CDs I didn’t know I had anymore. It’s like, who needs the Messiah, we got Barack, haha. Here, you wanna toke?”
October 27, 2008 – 1:21 pm
If you are a fan of Diversity Lane do yourself a favor and sign up for the mailing list! This way, every new chapter of the saga will be emailing directly to you. No RSS feeds or websites to open.
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Christian pilgrimage was first made to sites connected with the ministry of Jesus. Surviving descriptions of Christian pilgrimages to the Holy Land and Jerusalem date from the 4th century, when pilgrimage was encouraged by church fathers likeSaint Jerome and established by Helena, the mother of Constantine the Great. Pilgrimages also began to be made to Rome and other sites associated with the Apostles, Saints and Christian martyrs, as well as to places where there have been apparitions of the Virgin Mary.
In Christianity however, according to Paul, pilgrimage is not a necessity according to an interpretation[who?] of this passage of theBible: 1st Corinthians 9: 19 "Or do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you, whom you have from God, and you are not your own? 20 For you were bought at a price; therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God's."
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The hill of apparitions in Medjugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
§ Međugorje - Apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary from 1981 up to the present time.
§ Basilica of the Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida - one of the largest churches in the world and receives about 8 million visitors per yea
Basilica of St. Thérèse, Lisieux, France.
§ The several churches and basilicas in Lourdes - associated with Marian apparitions receive over 5 million pilgrims a year, making Lourdes the second most visited Christian pilgrimage site in Europe after Rome.
§ Paris - the cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris, and Basilica of Sacré-Coeur in Montmartre
§ Basilica of St. Thérèse (Lisieux) - in Normandie. The second pilgrimage site in France after Lourdes with over 2 million visitors per year.
§ Cologne Cathedral. Shrine of the Three Kings.
§ Bethany, site of the resurrection of Lazarus
§ Jerusalem, site of the Passion (The Via Dolorosa) and Resurrection of Jesus.
§ Mount Tabor, site of the Transfiguration
§ Nazareth, hometown of Jesus
§ Sea of Galilee, site of Jesus' early ministry.
§ Mount Carmel
§ The House of Peter in Capernaum.
§ The Jesus trail.
§ Vatican City - Location of Saint Peter's Basilica, relics of various saints, relics of the Passion, important churches and headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church.
§ Rome - on roads such as the Via Francigena. Site of the deaths of Saint Peter, Saint Paul and other early martyrs.
§ Padre Pio Pilgrimage Church - the Padre Pio shrine located in San Giovanni Rotondo of southern Italy; also Pietrelcina as the birthplace of Padre Pio
§ Basilica of St. Francis - in Assisi; also church of Saint Clare
§ Loreto - in the Marche; home of the Basilica della Santa Casa
§ Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe - one of the largest churches in the world and receives about 20 million pilgrims per year. It can accommodate 40,000 people for a mass.
The Postmodern interior of the Basilica of Our Lady of Licheń.
Some European pilgrims on the ancient pilgrimage road to Santiago de Compostela in 2005.
§ Jasna Góra Monastery in Częstochowa, where the Black Madonna of Częstochowa is housed permanently. It receives about 4.5 million pilgrims a year.
§ The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Licheń in Licheń Stary, the home of the image of Our Lady of Licheń, known as the Sorrowful Queen of Poland. This expansive complex receives well over a million pilgrims a year.
Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima, Portugal.
§ Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima - is one of the largest Marian shrines in the world. Our Lady of Fátima is the title given to the Blessed Virgin Mary according to her apparitions to three shepherd children at Fátima on the 13th day of six consecutive months in 1917.Fátima, Portugal , receives about 4-5 million pilgrims a year.
§ Sanctuary of Christ the King - is a famous Catholic monument and shrine dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ, place of many pilgrimages.
§ Balazar - an important pilgrimage destination since the 20th century due to Alexandrina Maria da Costa, died 1955, who gained fame as a Saint, beatified by Pope John Paul II.
§ Santiago de Compostela - in Galicia on the Way of St James (Galician: O Camiño de Santiago). This famous medieval pilgrimage to the shrine of Saint James is still popular today.
§ San Sebastián de Garabandal - a rural village were occurred the apparitions of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Saint Michael the Archangel.
§ Sanctuary of Chandavila - a Marian shrine dedicated to the famous apparitions of Our Lady of Sorrows in La Codosera.
§ Sanctuary of Our Lady of Covadonga - a significant Marian shrine.
§ Constantinople (today Istanbul). Former capital of the Byzantine Empire and the see of one of the five ancient Patriarchates and first among equals among the Patriarchs of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Hagia Sophia, former cathedral and burial place of manyEcumenical Patriarchs.
§ House of the Virgin Mary located in Ephesus. The former home of the Virgin Mary until her Assumption/Dormition currently a shrine. It was blessed and declared a place of pilgrimage by Pope John Paul II.
§ Antioch. Early Center of Christianity and official seat of the Antiochian Orthodox Church. Home to many old Christian churches.
Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré,Quebec
Croagh Patrick chappel, Ireland
§ Etchmiadzin (Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin). Etchmiadzin is the spiritual and administrative centre of the Armenian Apostolic Church
§ Mariazell. Marian Shrine to Austria and Hungary
§ Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, Quebec, associated with miraculous healings.
§ Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Quebec, in honour of Our Lady of the Cape.
§ Basilica of Our Lady of los Angeles, Cartago, apparition of the Virgin Mary.
§ Infant Jesus of Prague
§ Velehrad
§ Stará Boleslav
§ Saint Catherine's Monastery, Mount Sinai, traditional site of the Burning Bush and the reception of the Ten Commandments has been commemorated since the time of Constantine the Great
§ Monastery of Saint Anthony, a Coptic Orthodox monastery/cathedral located in the Eastern Desert. It is a very important model for manymonastics.
§ Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes. A very important marian apparition shrine to Catholics.
§ Cathedral of Chartres.
§ Conques.
§ Issoudun.[2]
§ La Salette, Our Lady of La Salette
§ Saint Catherine Labouré of Paris
§ Pellevoisin. Apparition of the Virgin Mary.
§ Taizé Community, modern monastery that actively encourages pilgrimages to it.
§ Basilica of the Vierzehnheiligen.
§ St. Maria in der Kupfergasse, Cologne
§ Kevelaer
§ Wittenberg. Church of Martin Luther and center of the Protestant Reformation.
§ Mount Athos. Orthodox monastic centre.
§ Tinos.
§ Patmos. island of Revelation.
§ Goa. St. Francis Xavier
§ St. Thomas Mount. Place where St. Thomas was martyred.
§ Vailankanni. 16th-century Marian apparition site.
§ Croagh Patrick. Saint Patrick.
§ Knock
§ St. Patrick's Purgatory, Donegal.
§ Padua, St Anthony, relics
§ Sacri Monti. The Sacred Mountains of Piedmont and Lombardy.
§ Turin, the location for the Shroud of Turin.
§ St. Peter's Basilica, the burial place
The pilgrimage of Žemaičių Kalvarija inLithuania is one of the most important pilgrimages for Catholics.
The Supraśl Lavra is a monastery of thePolish Autocephalous Orthodox Church.
* Sanctuary of Our Lady of Ludźmierz inLudźmierz
§ Mount Nebo, traditional site of the death of Moses.
§ Mukawir, the Herodias fortress where John the Baptist was imprisoned and beheaded.
§ Um Qais, the city is mentioned in the New Testament as the site where Jesus cast out demons and sent them into pigs, which then ran into the sea.
§ Jordan River, this site has been recognized as the real (and only true) site where Jesus was baptized by all the major traditional Christian Churches.
§ Hill of Crosses, near Šiauliai,
§ Žemaičių Kalvarija, Samogitia,
§ Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn, Vilnius,
§ Šiluva.
§ Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Important shrine near Mexico City, on Tepeyac Hill where the Virgin Mary appeared to St. Juan.
§ Zapopan
§ San Juan de los Lagos
§ Kapel in 't Zand, Roermond of Limburg
§ Nidaros, Trondheim. Shrine of St. Olav. 4th most visited pilgrimage site in Middle Ages.
§ National Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help. One of the most venerated Marian images in Asia.
§ Our Lady of Manaoag is one of the Philippines' most widely visited Roman Catholic Pilgrimage sites and the patroness of the sick, the helpless and the needy.
§ Quiapo Church. Home to the much venerated Black Nazarene, a much venerated statue of Jesus Christ which many people believe has miraculous attributes
§ Góra Świętej Anny
§ Kalwaria Zebrzydowska
§ Sanctuary of Our Lady of Ludźmierz in Ludźmierz
§ Sanctuary of St. Hedwig in Trzebnica
§ Supraśl Lavra
§ Święta Lipka
§ Wambierzyce
§ Iași, Moldavia. 14 October is the most important day for Orthodox Christians, Saint Parascheva's Day. Over 1 million pilgrims from all over Romania and neighboring Orthodox countries queue to touch the Holy Relic.
§ Miercurea-Ciuc, Transylvania. Whit Sunday gathering of (mostly ethnic Hungarian) Catholics.
§ Shrine of Our Lady of Litmanová, a Marian apparition.
§ Turzovka - place of Marian apparitions.
§ Levoča
§ Šaštín
§ Marianka
§ Ávila, St Theresa of Avila, relics
§ Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza. It's reputed to be the first church dedicated to Mary in history.
§ Caravaca de la Cruz, Region of Murcia
§ Montserrat, Catalonia. The Virgin of Montserrat is housed permanently in the monastery of Santa Maria de Montserrat.
§ Guadalupe.
§ Santo Toribio de Liébana, Cantabria.
§ Einsiedeln
§ Saidnaya
§ Soufanieh Marian apparition in a suburb of Damascus
§ House of the Virgin Mary. Pope John-Paul II declared the Shrine of Virgin Mary as a pilgrimage place for Christians.[3]
§ Constantinople. Present city, Istanbul; The world-wide capital of the Greek Orthodox Church and home to many of the oldest churches in the world. It is home to the Church of St. George, Istanbul seat of the Patriarch of Constantinople leader of the Greek Orthodox Church.
§ Canterbury Cathedral, England. Associated with Saint Thomas Becket
§ Glastonbury, England. Saint Joseph of Arimathea
§ St Andrews, Scotland. It is said that Saint Andrew was given, by God, directions to the location of St Andrews
§ Walsingham, England. Virgin Mary apparition site
§ Holywell, Wales. St Winefride's Well is alleged to be the oldest continuously operating pilgrimage site in Great Britain
§ St David's, Wales. Pilgrimage site since canonisation of the saint in the twelfth century
§ St Albans Cathedral, England. Associated with the country's first martyr, Saint Alban
§ Lindisfarne, England. Saint Cuthbert's remains were removed in 875 and finally transferred to Durham Cathedral in 1104
§ Bromholm Priory, England. Claimed to possess a piece of the True Cross
§ Struell Wells, Northern Ireland. Traditionally associated with Saint Patrick
§ Carey, Ohio to the Basilica and National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation. Catholic pilgrims from the Middle East journey here to mark theFeast of the Assumption.[4]
§ The National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa in Doylestown, Pennsylvania.
§ The Black Madonna Shrine in Eureka, Missouri.
§ El Santuario de Chimayo, New Mexico
§ Record-breaking pilgrimages
World Youth Day is a major Catholic Pilgrimage, specifically for people aged 16–35. It is held internationally every 2–3 years. In 2005, it was held in Cologne, Germany. In 1995, the largest gathering of all time was to World Youth Day in Manila, Philippines, where four million people from all over the world attended.[5]
In the media both manifestations are usually referred to as 'pilgrimages', but actually in the strict meaning of the word they are not pilgrimages as they are (each time) once-only religious gatherings for a specific purpose (funeral, religious renewal for the youth) and not focused at a shrine based cultus-object for veneration. However, since the funeral, the proper grave of John Paul II is actually indeed becoming a new site of pilgrimage in Rome.[citation needed]
Mount Nebo Mount Sinai
http://kerugmas.blogspot.com/2011/12/christian-pilgrimage.html
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The Other Andrew: Sa'urday
Ah! Sweet, sweet Saturday!
It's cool here, but the sun is shining. I have two loads of washing on the line. I've been to the doctor and found out my blood pressure is improving, and that my cholesterol readings are reasonably good (high end of 'normal', but I'm going on some low dose meds to bring it down anyway). Shortly I'm heading off to a local cafe to meet with my friend Judy and a bunch of cool knitters, to sit, knit, drink tea and probably do some bitchin'. Afterwards I'm meeting my friend, and ex boyfriend, the adorable Stephen (who is visiting from Brisbane) for a few afternoon beers and a catch-up.
Posted by The Other Andrew at 1:25 pm
Yes Stephen is adorable and kind, yet lets face it a bit of a nutter. Lets kidnap him and make him live in Sydney again.......no one can debrief popular culture quite like steeeevieeee....... luv from ms mystery
:) Life *is* good
Ms Mystery, I think we should. (BTW - Stephen told me he showed you my blog, glad you popped by!)
Tracey, indeed it is! :)


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The "Climbing Song" is a song sung by Happy, as the 7D are climbing up Mount. Jollywood in the episode, "The Long, Long Winter"
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Earnings Preview: News Corp. 1Q revenue seen up - Yahoo Finance
Earnings Preview: News Corp. 1st-quarter revenue seen up with slim profit
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- News Corp. reports its fiscal first-quarter earnings after the market closes Monday, with analysts expecting a narrow profit and a slight uptick in revenue in its first full quarter after its spin-off from 21st Century Fox. WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Advertising revenue is a key focus for the company, which now comprises mostly newspapers worldwide including The Wall Street Journal, along with Australian TV assets and its for-profit education business, Amplify. Advertising is expected to be pressured as advertising dollars have flowed from newspapers to social media networks like Facebook and Twitter. The company's ability to raise money through digital subscriptions will be watched closely, as well as how much it is investing in Amplify in its early stages. News Corp. spun off from entertainment giant 21st Century Fox at the end of June. Both companies are controlled by Rupert Murdoch, who serves as News Corp.'s executive chairman. WHY IT MATTERS: The fortunes of News Corp. are now more closely aligned with the newspaper industry as it transitions to digital outlets. Even as consumption of news online is flourishing, the financial health of the business is in doubt. News Corp. is a leader and bellwether company in the space. WHAT'S EXPECTED: Analysts polled by FactSet expect News Corp. to post 5 cents per share in adjusted earnings on revenue of $2.18 billion. LAST YEAR'S QUARTER: The units that comprise News Corp. today posted revenue of $2.13 billion and a net loss of 16 cents per share a year ago. Company EarningsFinance

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Ali, Islam & The Prophet Muhammad | quantumenergyprocess
February 18, 2014 · by ramihammam	· in Quantum Energy, Quantum Time.	·
The Humble Lantern and the well:
“If you give me all the world with everything in it, In condition that i take a husk of barely from an ant’s mouth, I will not do so!” –Ali Ibn Abu Talib
Ibn Sina, outstanding Persian philosopher,physician and scientist of the Middle Ages known in the West as Avicenna (author of the Canon of Medicine and Book of Healing among st many other great works) said:
“Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) had two miracles the Qur’an & Ali”.
The Quran, we understand, no need for an explanation but why Ali?
Ali was fostered and educated wholly by the Prophet since he was a little boy. When he was young he followed the Prophet like his Shadow and when he grew up to be a man he became the Shield of the Prophet.
When the idol worshipers of Mecca failed in their plans to convince Prophet Muhammad to give up his mission (they first tried bribery but Muhammad replied if you put the sun in my right hand an the moon in my left I will not deviate from my path(spreading monotheism), then they put sanctions on his followers) they plotted to kill him and it is no other than Ali to whom the Prophet asked to to sleep in his bed in order to distract and confuse the assassins and allow him time to escape to Medina. Imam Ali gladly accepted this responsibility, risking his own life so that his beloved would be saved. Imam Ali slept soundly that night and woke up surrounded by the drawn swords of the Prophet’s blood-thirsty enemies.
The renowned historian Jalaluddin Suyuti writes in The Historyof the Caliphs (Tarikh al-Khulafa) on the authority of Hazrat Ibn Abbas, that in the Qur’an, three hundred verses have been revealed in praise of Ali.
Prophet Muhammad said: “I am the City of Knowledge, and Ali is the gate, whoever wants to enter the city of knowledge should come through the gate”.
He also said: “Verily the Holy Qur’an is revealed on seven letters (levels) of which there is no letter which has not a manifest (exoteric) and a latent (esoteric) meaning, and verily with Ali Ibne Abi Talib is the (knowledge of) manifest and the latent (of it.)” (quoted also in Sahih al-Bukhari & Suyuti’s Itqaa). The above two Hadiths speak volumes about Ali’s knowledge.
His vast field of knowledge included biology, medicine, astronomy, the origin of universe (see Nahjul Balagha), philosophy, Islamic jurisprudence, mathematics, rhetoric, and more. He also made major contributions in developing the grammar of the Arabic language.
Many scholars, historians, leaders of all faiths and beliefs have written extensively on the merits of Imam Ali. Christians, agnostics, materialists both in the East and West have been fascinated by the greatness of character of Ali and scores of people continue to write beautiful poems and lyrics in praise of the one who was rejected by his own people (even though they had sworn allegiance to him in Ghadeer Qum during the lifetime of the Prophet) and for 29 years was a pariah!
The circumstances of birth and death of people (how they come to this world and how they leave it) are quite revealing of who they are as a person and their proximity or lack of it to God.
Imam Ali was born in 600 A.D. Within the holy precincts of the Kaaba, His mother, Fatima bint Asad, experienced labor pains and walked towards the Holy Kaaba. Its wall miraculously split, and she entered the sanctuary, after which the gap sealed itself behind her. Onlookers panicked and rushed to enter it, but could not unlock the door. She emerged three days later, after the baby was born! The Holy Prophet (S.A.W.) was the first person besides Ali’s mother to hold the newborn in his arms, and when Ali opened his eyes, it was the face of the Holy Prophet (S.A.W.) that he first saw. No other human being has ever been born in Kaaba.
The circumstances of his martyrdom are revealing too.
One day when Muslims where in the mosque of the Prophet (Medina) a destitute came in and asked for alms.
No one paid any attention to him and they busied themselves praying behind the Prophet. Disappointed, the beggar walked away and as he was passing near Ali Ibn Abu Talib he saw that he held out his hand to him which had a ring on one of the fingers, the destitute took the ring and left the mosque. Thereafter, some companions criticized Ali for his lack of concentration while in worship (this event took place on 25th Dhul-Hijah).
In reply to the slanders this verse of Quran came :
“Only Allah is your Wali and His Apostle and those who believe, those who keep up prayers and pay the poor-rate while they bow [in rukoo]” (Quran: 5: 55).
Some historians mention that the Hadith- e- kisa event was also on the same day prior to the Prophet (saws) setting out for Mubahila. See also the chapters of Quran recording the giving of Alms to the Orphan destitute & Traveller by Fatima, Hassan & Hussein (surat Insan) which also took place on the 25th of Dhul-Hijah.
The same group of hypocrites and slanderers accused Ali of not praying and what an eloquent reply Allah gave them: He called back His Ali to Himself while he was in the most humble position of prayers (sujud) and at the best of times (fajr) in the mosque of Kufa (Iraq) shortly after he received the strike of death by Ibn Muljim.
It is outside the scope of this short post to record the numerous achievements and merits of such great man. As Syed Hasan Akhtar states:
“His exalted personality is such that even the most learned scholars are at a loss to fathom his greatness“.
Suffice here to mention the anecdote of Ali and the Candle to raise the curiosity of inquisitive minds in finding out more about the greatness of the Humble Lantern.
The story happened during the caliphate of Imam Ali (as):
A candle burnt by Ali’s side, as he sat down meticulously recording all the revenue and the expenses of the treasury. Just then Talha and Zubair appeared. They aspired to some position of authority in Imam Ali’s rule and had come to strike a deal. If Imam Ali gave them a place of distinction, they would in turn pledge their full support. Imam Ali knew of this.
Just as they sat down, Imam Ali’s put out the candle and lit another one. Talha and Zubair exchanged a glance of surprise and then one of them said: “O Ali, we have come on some important business. But why did you extinguish the first candle?” Imam Ali replied: “That was a candle bought of Treasury funds. As long as I worked for the Treasury, I used it. Now you have come for some personal work, so I use the candle bought of my personal funds.” Talha and Zubair left him without saying another word.
It is the same magnanimity that motivated Imam Ali to keep quiet for twenty nine years when his leadership was usurped. Even though Assadullah (The Lion of God) had the means to revolt and seize leadership, for the sake of people’s ideological unity, he accepted the psychological suffering of seeing incompetent people rule for twenty-nine years and lead the Ummah towards division, disintegration and loss.
Later, when the rest of the Muslims (The 90%) realized who he was and came to him and begged him to be their leader, after caliph Uthman was assassinated, Imam Ali ruled the society with utmost justice.
The kind of justice which has made an Eastern materialist Shibli Shumayyil say about him: “The leader `Ali ibn Abi Talib, greatest of all, is the man who neither the West nor East, neither yesterday nor today,have seen his example.”‘
The kind of justice that made the UN call for Muslim countries to follow and emulate his model of leadership.
When I reflect on all the horrors in the world that have taken place from the time Prophet Muhammad died (SAWS) till this day I begin to understand why during the time of Caliph Abu Baker The Lion of God put his head in a well and cried.
“What non-Muslims say about Ali?”.
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The Land of LaLa * love, life & other fabulousness: Praying for Cameron
I was blessed to find a blog months back...as you all may know I love reading blogs. There are amazing people out there with amazing ideas and amazing stories.
Now, one of the blogs that I found "Jessicas Treasures" is where I first read of her dear little boys struggle with an illness that the doctors are unable to diagnose. The latest findings are that the white matter surrounding his brain is dying. They have submitted blood work for Pelizaeus-Merzbacher.
Please pray for the amazing healing that only God can do for this little boy. I believe in an all powerful God that does heal. Please pray for the strength of his parents. Pray that they will remain strong and that they will have wisdom in working with the doctors to figure out what is wrong with their little boy. Pray for the doctors that they would be able to figure out exactly what is wrong with Cameron. Pray that their would be treatment.
I cannot tell you the raw place that reading this blog brings me each time I read it. There is nothing more terrifying than having a sick child. Lilly was diagnosed with Pancytopenia at the beginning of August. We thank God every day that Lilly is doing better, that she is out of the hospital and that she is thriving. God is good.
I cant help but think this could have been us. We had doctors pouring over our daughter, we had her getting numerous blood tests every day with the doctors still left scratching their heads. We held our breath every time the doctors would come into the room with blood results.
What I can tell you is that the power of prayer is what has our daughter here home with us and happy & healthy. We had close to 1,000 people praying for our daughter, she is a new girl.
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Lori Askeland on Village Council: Visioning tonight, Regenesis/KKG withdrew, plus Art & Politics
The icon to the left belongs to popsicles+handgrenades, a blog by political artists, Jorge Arrieta and Dominique Arrieta.
Dear People: Council will be meeting tonight in a joint meeting with the Miami Township trustees to begin the next steps of our visioning process with the finalist firm ACP, based in Columbus. The meeting will be tonight at 7 pm in the Bryan Center
Originally, this was to be a discussion to decide which of the two finalist firms we should hire to help us complete our visioning, but late last week, Regenesis/KKG wrote us a letter explaining that they were voluntarily withdrawing from consideration. They did not feel they could do the work we wanted given the constraints of our budget.
This may be a very short meeting, but the process is very important. Please plan to attend.
I have received a lot of useful feedback regarding the banner issue after the article from this week's Yellow Springs News. I am thankful we live in a town that attracts and nurtures serious artists (whose actual art may, of course, be whimsical!), and that there's passion to defend the arts, and freedom of artistic expression.
Thank you for keeping me mindful of this critical value, and for offering constructive help on how best to ensure that freedom.
Here's a poem about arts and politics, by the Polish Nobel Prize winner, Wislawa Szymborska:
"Children of Our Era"
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Joyfully Singing: Good Friday-Ah Holy Jesus
Good Friday-Ah Holy Jesus
1:31 PM | by Christianna Hellwig
This is a beautiful song to think about on Good Friday, the day we remember the death of our Lord. It was indeed, I think, the climax of History; all events after the fall were leading up to this point and afterward all things are leading down towards the eventual end of the earth. Before the incarnation and resurrection, men were saved by looking forward to the promised hope of Israel, after the ascension, men were and are saved by looking back to the death of the Lord Jesus Christ and his victory over sin and death.
We choose this day to remember his sacrifice, which did happen on a Friday, (though we can never be quite sure which Friday) and which was both the worst and the best day for God and the Devil concerning the earth. The worst in that God became sin, and the best in that through this seeming defeat came the redemption of mankind. So as we celebrate this day we must both mourn over our sins that nailed the Lord of glory to the cross, but we must also rejoice in His victory over sin and our salvation which He has given us! Let us also rejoice with thankful hearts, for we can never fully know the extent of the pain and sorrow and anguish that it took for Christ to be separated from God and the Father to turn his face from his only begotten son with whom He was well pleased. So now, here is a song which does a good job of putting our guilt into perspective. Let us remember that we are just as responsible for nailing Jesus to the tree, as was Judas Iscariot!
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Owińska - Wikipedia
Palace in the village
Coordinates: 52°30′N 16°58′E / 52.500°N 16.967°E / 52.500; 16.967
Owińska [ɔˈviɲska] (German: Treskau) is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Czerwonak, within Poznań County, Greater Poland Voivodeship, in west-central Poland.[1] It lies approximately 4 kilometres (2 mi) north of Czerwonak and 12 km (7 mi) north of the regional capital Poznań. The village has a population of 2,500.
Owińska lies close to the Warta river, on the main road and railway line from Poznań to Wągrowiec. In the village are a former Cistercian convent (now a school for the blind), a Renaissance church, and a palace built in late classical style (1804–1806).
Owińska was the location of a mental hospital where approximately 1,000 patients were murdered by Nazi Germany during World War II. They were shot in the back of the neck in nearby forest. The victims were buried in 28 mass graves. In the second stage of the same "aktion" conducted after October 26, 1939, the remaining patients were taken to a bunker in Fort VII and gassed with carbon monoxide released from steel bottles. A year later, additional 200 patients from Poznań were brought in and gassed at the same location.[2]
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Arts Award Leadership – The Review of ‘The Echo Shop’ Project (Arts Award Unit 2E)	Posted on June 11, 2012	by Jack Parton Arts Award Leadership – The Review of ‘The Echo Shop’ Project
For my arts award Leadership I chose to create a short community film whilst leading a group of 5 students from The Herford Academy. They would film and interview member of ECHO and organisation from Leominster that help people with learning disabilities, mental health issues & physical impairments. I briefed the students when we first started in the morning about what we had to achieve and gave roles out and asked them to swap over at certain intervals so everyone had the chance to have a go on all the equipment.
During the day of filming we spent a few hours in the shop capturing cutaways, but I had to demonstrate how to the camera worked, as the participants from The Hereford Academy needed to recap how to use the camera. With everything fresh in their minds they were able to film the entire day. They Spent ½ the day filming cutaways of the shop and then conducting interviews for the other ½. I then took all the footage away and watched through it all jotted notes down on how to arrange the film in the editing stage. I edited the film over the course of a few days and uploaded the final result to my film portfolio on Vimeo.
What was produced/ the end result?
The end product for the project was a Short Community Film which can be viewed online at https://vimeo.com/43811694 or by a DVD provided.
During the whole process of the project, I enjoyed editing the film the most, as I specialize in editing, this gave me the opportunity to be creative and make the film. It’s all about placing the pieces of the interviews to create the story in the edit, with all the interviews that the students conducted whilst being led by myself. But I did enjoy the filming process with The Hereford Academy participants. I felt that I had done a good job, but it was my first time leading a group so I done the best I possibly could.
What did you find most difficult/ complicated?
I found being the leader for once was a huge obstacle for me to overcome, but I had to overcome this problem very quickly otherwise the project would fail and the film wouldn’t be as good as it is. The participants trusted me as their leader, which gave me confidence to excel in the project.
We came up with a problem in the filming, where we had all sat down and wrote out questions for the participants to ask the interviewees. We targeted out questions towards the volunteers of the company and members of the workplace of ECHO. We then realised that we missed out questions about the participants of ECHO whilst filming so we quickly tweaked various questions.
I asked the participants from the Hereford Academy after the full day of filming, with all the new knowledge about filmmaking fresh in mind I presented them with a questionnaire about the event.
The feedback from the participants in my group was very positive. 2 of the students quoted that “the Experience” is what they most enjoyed about the day.
3 of them said that “Sound” was the skill that they learnt most about at the ECHO film shoot.
Everyone agreed that they benefitted from working with a community group, which was ECHO.
All 5 students agreed with the question I asked, “Do you think that your trainer gave you the chance to voice your views & ideas on the film shoot? They all said “Yes” their opinions were heard on the day as it was their film.
80% of the people found the film shoot “fun” “inspiring” & “Creative”.
40% found the day “challenging.”
20% found it “useful.”
Everybody agreed that I was clear & communicated effectively.
What do you think about the feedback? The feedback that I received back from the participants, I was very pleased with. I feel that the students really took away something from the film shoot. 2 of the students said that “the Experience” was what they most enjoyed about making the film. So I feel that I gave the participants the best chance & opportunity to work on this project.
Also I feel that most of them found the day “fun” “inspiring” & “Creative” that makes me see that I done a good job and I led them all well. I’m proud that they all enjoyed themselves and their taking something away with them.
What have you learnt about leadership and communication?
I learnt from leading the project is that you have to know every aspect of what you’re doing, and also see it from your participants’ perspective. You need to clear have a plan of action which I had. I knew what I was doing throughout the day, which is shown in Task 2 B in the project in the form of a schedule. I know what gets the participants going as being a young person myself. I was able to tap into what I would do to motivate myself, but then using that method on the young people, so it became easier in a sense.
I learnt from the project that it was a bit difficult at first to understand the participants from training, but when it came to the film shoot the group knew that I was the leader. So they all knew my role in the project and they all saw how important it all was. I found that having a group discussion at the beginning of the day was a great way to make sure the group knew what exactly they were all doing.
I learnt that planning in a project such as this is key to keeping on track and I found that out first hand. I found in previous film project I’ve worked on that not having enough planning can crumble later processes of the filmmaking experience. You may not know where and when or what you’re doing. But in this ECHO film project I have provided plenty of evidence which has helped me throughout the whole filmmaking process, from the idea of the film to scheduling to time and places and even editing. It all adds up if you lack any form of planning as it may cause you a problem at a later stage.
From my chosen arts form I learnt how to lead a group of young people on a film shoot as well as how to approach interviews with people with multiple disabilities. These were 2 tasks I had never done before so I am glad that I had the chance to work with these the people involved in the project. I realise that this has opened some doors in the future for me now. I have proved that I can lead a group of young people.
Next time I would like to see that I can work with young people, but try not to make the mistakes that I made in this making of the film. If I were to take on the project again, I would do a little more research into the organisation & prepare a few backup questions for my interviews. Next time, I would like to have a more detailed lesson plan prepared before teaching the participants. The training I delivered was successful; however a structured lesson plan would give me more confidence teaching.
Finally, I feel that the Leadership Project on The ECHO Shop was a success and I’m proud of all the work that was been produced & it couldn’t have been done without the hard work of the participants from the Hereford Academy.
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Arts Practitioner Interview (Arts Award Unit 1 D)	Posted on June 7, 2012	by Jack Parton For this task I will be interviewing local arts practitioner Toni Cook. Toni is a freelancer who works with members of the community on media projects. As well as facilitating community engagement, Toni directs and produces short documentaries. I had the opportunity to be on various shoots with Toni during my traineeship at Rural Media. Working with Toni has given me an insight into what it’s like to be an arts practitioner in Herefordshire.
I worked with Toni on:
Y – Zone Bikers Gone Wild
Interview with Toni Cook:
Could you explain what a freelance filmmaker is?
Being freelance means that you work for yourself, you are self-employed. For me it means that I can work with a wide range of artists, practitioners and organisations. Sometimes an organisation might bring me in to deliver a certain project or just part of it because I have a specialism that they don’t have or sometimes it can be just because they need more people than they have working for them. It is important as a freelancer that you work for a number of people as if you only work for one organisation that you are not technically self-employed.
Being a freelance filmmaker in my mind means someone who goes off and makes their own films, their key art form is film and that is where they excel and are most interested. I would not describe myself as a freelance filmmaker as I do not do that. I am a freelance drama practitioner, director, facilitator, creative arts consultant and sometimes in my practice I am lucky enough to use film as a way of working but I am not a specialist! You have seen that for yourself.
I do it because I love it! I am a creative person and am most happy when working in a creative environment. I love to work with people, I love to laugh. I enjoy working with young people, particularly those who are seen as troubled. I love to hear people’s stories and try to work in a way in which I can thread them into something interesting.
What role do you take on a film shoot? What is your speciality in Film?
My film experience has been peculiar as I on my first shoot I was the director (admittedly with a huge amount of support from producer and dop) My speciality is the story, directing actors, drawing out the emotion rather than being good at anything technical although I am quite good at putting up tripods.
I have also worked alongside John Humphreys as assistant producer on the Amplifying Voices project which was great as I could use my organisational abilities to make everything happen for the filmmaking team.
How did you get known as a freelance Filmmaker?
I approached RMC when I moved to Hereford with my CV which was lacking in any film work although I have worked in drama and theatre for many years.
Do you think there is much opportunity locally in Hereford?
There is not a huge amount as it is a small city and funding is difficult to come by and there are also a number of companies and freelancers chasing the same work although I think if you are good and committed then opportunities can be found.
What type of training/experience/skills do you need to work in your profession?
Theatre degree. Some in house training with RMC on using XM2s, animation stuff.
Skills-get on with people, turn up on time, be reliable, be able to listen, lead a group
Could you give me any advice on how I could become an arts practitioner?
Get out of Hereford for a bit and go and see what’s happening somewhere else
Develop your editing skills so that you always have that to fall back on and it is still linked in with what you do
Make people remember you for good reasons.
If you feel shy or embarrassed, pretend that you are not.
From the interview I went & researched varoius courses related to filmmaking. I researched MetfilmSchool, Newport University & University of Worcester. I’ve found various places that could suit my needs:
Met Film School in London:
The Met Film School is London’s leading provider of practical filmmaking courses, based in Ealing Studios.
Course Overview The 25 week programme consists of three terms. During Terms 1 and 2, you will be trained in all key aspects of filmmaking through a combination of intensive practical workshops and a series of filmmaking exercises, escalating in scale as you go through the programme. Following the learning from the foundation programme in Term 1, you will learn advanced skills in screenwriting; cinematography and sound; fiction directing and producing; documentary production; editing and postproduction during Term 2. In Term 3, you will make your own film and perform key roles on set on other students’ films.
Full-time: 05 November 2012 – 26 April 2013, £10,000
http://www.metfilmschool.co.uk/courses/long-courses/six-month-practical-filmmaking.aspx
Newport University of Wales:
Documentary Film & Television – BA (Hons)
This course is a three-year adventure in filmmaking! Our hands-on approach develops your practical skills in the use and understanding of cameras, sound, editing and lighting, stimulated by practical challenges, talks, discussions and screenings. This course will further broaden your potential as a filmmaker by developing vital research, writing, interviewing and pitching skills.
Year of Entry: September 2013 (also available for September 2012 entry)
Course Code: W614
Duration: Full-time: 3 years OR Part-time: 6 years
Entry Requirements: Applicants are viewed individually on their merits and portfolios (where appropriate) are an important part of the selection process. A typical offer is 280 points, with 180 points from 2 A levels
http://www.newport.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/Pages/DocumentaryFilmTelevision.aspx
Shortlisted applicants are invited to attend for interview and to provide a portfolio for consideration 260-300 UCAS Tariff points
Shortlisted applicants are invited to attend for interview and to provide a portfolio for consideration260-300 UCAS Tariff points
http://www.worcester.ac.uk/courses/digital-film-production-ba-hons.html
After the interview I found myself thinking that directing and producing films is a really good skill to have but I think that I am more suited at doing camera operating and editing. I feel that camera work is suited to my own skills set and after working with Toni, I would much rather concentrate on building a career around camera operation and editing as opposed to directing and producing.
The ECHO Shop – The End Product – Arts Award Unit 2D	Posted on June 7, 2012	by Jack Parton The Echo Shop – End of Filming – 22nd May 2012
For my Arts Award Leadership I decided I would create a community film whilst leading a group of students from The Hereford Academy the film I thought that would be a good idea would be The ECHO Shop in Leominster.
Last week on the 18th May we filmed all necessary footage from the film; I was pleased with what the students filmed, we all spent a whole day up at Leominster. It was a great experience to lead a project on my own.
I did have some difficulties whilst filming but they were easily overcome, I had the students holding the shots for maybe 1 or 2 seconds but for it to be successfully used I the film it need to be held for about 5 seconds, it helps so there are clear points to cut in and out for the film. This would make the editing stage a fair amount easier. Also whilst filming interviews with the group we realised that we hadn’t tailored the questions correctly, we found out that we targeted them towards volunteers and not to the participants so we swiftly pencilled a few more down, and once we all settled in I found myself asking more questions.
The questions that we asked to the people that worked at Echo were:
What is your name and what is your role at Echo?
Please tell us a little bit around Echo
Why is Echo so important?
Why are the volunteers so important at Echo?
How can people get involved at Echo?
The questions that we asked the participants and volunteers were:
What does Echo sell?
What do you do for Echo?
How does the money help that Echo makes and where does the money go?
What do you get for participating in the shop?
Do you enjoy and what do you get out of volunteering/participating in the shop?
What do you get out of Echo?
Do you advertise the shop in any way?
With all the filming done I thanked all the students for helping out and I asked them for feedback so I gave out questionnaire feedback forms, which they filled out. They will be displayed as part of my Arts Award at a later stage.
The ECHO Shop – End of Editing – 7th June 2012
For my Arts Award Leadership I stated that I would create a community film with a group of young people from The Hereford Academy I would lead them throughout the filming stage. The short community film I chose for the Arts Leadership task was The ECHO Shop in Leominster.
Over the past few weeks I have been busy doing various edits and workshops throughout Hereford. I had the chance this past week to look over the footage and see what is useful and what is not. But I did have faith in the group to deliver good footage. Short community films that get created through Shoot Out have to range between 3-5 minutes long so I knew my guideline. I had a rough idea how the film was going to look at the end.
So 1 week later after the all Jubilee I focused myself on the edit. I found myself watching through all the interviews again, I jotted down a path of action and how to lay out the film.
I found it rather easy to create a story from the footage, once I had a rough edit finished I found myself looking at a 5 minute film (not including the credits). I knew this was an ideal time to take a break from the edit for a while.
I then re-engaged myself to look thoroughly through for any repetition in the story, which this eliminated about 2 minutes from the timeline which made it more to the point. I became very sure about the story being complete which led to a new day. This made it time to hide all the cuts in the story and change over in people’s interviews. The students shot plenty of cutaways so there was no lack in material which was a great thing. Usually in some films we suffer with the fact that we have not enough cutaways.
As I was layering all the cutaways over the film I became disappointed with the fact that were wasn’t enough story to cover all the great cutaways the students from The Hereford Academy had produced. But for the film I had to choose the most relevant and nicest of shots. I had a way of squashing a few more shots in my creating an introduction to the film. This gave the film a certain feel which showed you what it’s all about.
Finally the last piece to the puzzle was the music I had put a track down, but it didn’t do the film justice so I used part of the music to divide the film. With everything fallen into place the film is now online for the world to see on Vimeo. I feel that the whole process had been a huge success I am so glad that I had the opportunity to work with the students and lead them to creating a spectacular film.
The final product of the film is just below.
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This is my Contingency Schedule just in case I have problems on the day and I find out I don’t have enough participants to cover 2 crews or other various problems. So I have created a separate table with the schedule on for a single team. The day will be simple with the whole morning dedicating to cutaways and then to fully focus on interviews in the afternoon. This will seem to be an easier task to control.
The Echo Shop – Introduction	Posted on May 10, 2012	by Jack Parton For my art Award leadership task I will be leading a group of young people from the Hereford Academy to create a short film about the ECHO shop in Leominster.
On the 18th may myself and my mentor Dave will both be heading to the echo shop situated at 40 west street Leominster to film two short community films about echo and the group of 11 young people.
I will lead the group and advise them how to shoot the film and what are good shots and what are bad. We will all conduct interviews with members of echo and volunteers.
Echo is a charity that offers opportunities for disabled people. It gives disabled people a chance to take part in a variety of activities in their local community. Echo work with people with learning disabilities, mental health issues and physical impairments.
I chose to work on this community shoot as I knew this would be a clear challenge for me, as well as the student participants. There are a few aspects that I had to learn and never worked with before stated in the bullet points below.
I haven’t lead a group of young people which is the point of the task, but something I hadn’t done before
Also I hadn’t filmed a community film as the leader of the group before.
I haven’t interviewed people with learning disabilities, mental health issues and physical impairments before, so this was something new to explore. But this will become more of a challenge as this is my first time whilst in charge, so I’ll have to learn and develop an approach quickly.
My job role in this film is to direct the young people and help them film a community film, as a group leader I will instruct them to film various objects within the shop like fabric and various product that the members of echo create. Also I will brief them on how the day will be set out and how the day will be scheduled. And tell them how to construct an interview.
The aim of this project is to make a professional short documentary about the Echo charity with young people. Through working on a professional shoot, the young people will build on existing filmmaking skills and develop new skills such as team work, confidence and initiative.
The participants I am using for the community shoot are students from The Hereford Academy; they range from 13-14 year olds. I will have a maximum of 5 young people in my group. From the training sessions that Rural Media had delivered earlier in the school year, the young people already know how to do the basics of using the camera. On the community shoot I will be giving the young people the experience on how it feels to be on a film shoot and how to deal with all sorts of situations they may encounter on a professional film shoot i.e. unpredictable clients.
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Northsatan (ノースサタン Nōsusatan) was an alien that appeared in the television series Ultraman Leo episode 21. In the Ultraman Leo credits, he was named as Alien Northsatan (ノースサタン星人 Nōsusatan Seijin).
Subtitle: Killer Alien (殺し屋宇宙人 Koroshi-ya Uchūjin)
Curiously, Northsatan's horns in his large form roughly follow the positions of the points of a Pentagram. As Pentagrams have been associated with demons and supernatural activity for centuries, this design choice may allude to his name featuring Satan as part of it.
The small Alien Northsatan along with the small Alien Vibe were seen on the planet that Gamerot was attacking in his debut.
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32°59′31″N 35°41′28″E / 32.992°N 35.691°E / 32.992; 35.691
The Katzrin ancient village and synagogue (Hebrew: קצרין העתיקה; also Kasrin, Qisrin) is an open-air museum located in the Golan Heights on the outskirts of the Israeli settlement Katzrin. It features the reconstructed remains of a Talmudic-era village.[1]
Reconstructed arches in a section of the ancient village
The ancient Jewish farming village of Katzrin was built around a spring, which still flows. Although there were standing ruins on the site, archaeological excavations have increased the number of accessible ancient buildings. An ancient synagogue was discovered in 1967 and excavated between 1971 and 1984. Other parts of the village were excavated beginning in 1983. Some of the buildings have been reconstructed on their ancient foundations and furnished with replicas of household goods and tools. An ancient wine press and olive press have also been made functional with new ropes and beams. Costumed guides demonstrate and explain construction methods, agricultural and manufacturing processes in Hebrew and English.[2][3]
The Katzrin Synagogue was built in the 6th century CE atop a more modest 4th-5th century synagogue. Fragments of a mosaic floor have been found. The synagogue was apparently destroyed by the Golan earthquake of 749. In the Mamluk period, part of the standing ruin was roofed and used as a mosque. After a brief period, this use and the village itself were abandoned until 1967.
The synagogue had two rows of four columns each. The building was two stories tall with rows of windows at the top of the walls. The roof was built of wooden beams covered with ceramic tiles. In the southern wall, which faces Jerusalem, two massive stone steps lead to a raised stone platform (bimah). It is thought that a wooden Torah ark would have stood here. stood on it. Under the bimah there is a long, stone-paved space thought to have served as a Geniza (storage space for sacred texts no longer in use). The walls were plastered and painted white, with the lower walls decorated with red geometric motifs. The walls were lined with stone benches in the form of a double step.[4]
The basalt lintel of one of the houses unearthed in the Golan bears a Hebrew inscription that reads: "This is the beit midrash of Rabbi Elazar the Caper Maker."[5] This discovery ties in with a discussion in the Talmud that revolves around wearing new shoes on the Sabbath: What are new shoes? Shoes that have not “walked” a certain distance, in this case the distance between the synagogue at Katzrin and the beit midrash of Rabbi Elazar the Caper Maker.[6]
^ Talmudic village
^ Katzrin
^ Jewish time-travel: a travel narrative and guide to Jewish historic sites in Europe and Israel Mae E. Sander, Jason Aronson, 2000, p. 155
^ The Emergence of Judaism: Classical Traditions in Contemporary Perspective, Christine Hayes
^ Eretz Magazine:Stayput Golan
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