We are on the road again, and oh! is it hot! By the way, Larry did fix the wiring, which had a bad connection. Just as well as it could cost us a fortune to have all this work done. However, we would need to find an available tradesperson first.
Whenever I travel south I never tell them I’m from Jersey…I just say I’m from a highly taxed northeast state…that’s usually enough to start a conversation that the whole N E. that’s overly relent on taxes it’s really a great way to break the ice .
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You are so cool! I don’t believe I have read something like that before. So wonderful to discover another person with some genuine thoughts on this subject matter. Really.. thanks for starting this up. This website is something that is needed on the web, someone with some originality!
Just… amazing.“A game-changing sucker punch to the gut that has mocked your strength, rocked your faith…” Yeah.Thank you as always for your ministry.xo
As the production duo Cedar Sound Workshop, DJs Bradford James and Monchan create alluring house cuts that reflect the duo’s love of the deeper strains of New York, Chicago and Detroit dance music. They hit Nowadays to celebrate their latest release on Dailysession, "Siren Resurrection," which combines analog drum machines and synths with the poetry of Brooklyn native Tshaka Campbell. The record’s B-side comes courtesy of New York–based DJ and producer Elbin Reyes. Elbin has a fierce dedication to digging, which will be evident when he steps to the decks tonight.
George Wood is going to do great. He is progressive and listens with wisdom to all generations.This phobia that the young men will not be heard, or that the older generation is out of touch, is not warrented, but is the cry of every generation.As a younger guy (41), I don’t take my cues for my ministry from Springfield anyway. Do what God has called you to do, the way that you feel you should do it, and the fruit of your ministry will be the deciding factor of God’s touch on your life and ministry, not the General Supt.
That Way Madness Lies… is an important documentary about one man’s paranoid schizophrenia, told in part with a collection of iPhone video clips he made before being committed to the Oregon State Hospital in Portland, Oregon. It has been described by journalist Pete Earley as the "most honest portrayal of how severe mental illness ravages families and lives that I’ve seen!" Cosponsored by Barnard’s Film Studies department and the Global Mental Health Program at Columbia, the screening will be followed by a Q&A with Sandra Luckow, filmmaker and adjunct assistant professor of film studies at Barnard.
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• Imagine yourself at "In Her Image: Photographs by Rania Matar," a show at Transformer Station on Cleveland’s West Side. Transformer Station describes it this way: "Lebanese-American photographer Rania Matar uses the portrait to examine the nature of female identity in girlhood, adolescence and middle age in the United States and the Middle East. Born and raised in Beirut of Palestinian descent, Matar has lived in the United States since 1984. In her art, she emphasizes ‘underlying similarities rather than apparent differences across cultures,’ and looks for the ‘beauty in our shared humanity.’ " (Now through Jan. 13)
“Alan Dershowitz flew down and met privately with Krischer,’’ Recarey said. “And the shenanigans that happened, I don’t think I’ve ever seen or heard of before.’’
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