“…for you never fail to help and govern those whom you have set upon the sure foundation of your loving-kindness…”
Every Sunday, the Collect of the Day names some theme that we then hear borne on the air in readings from so long ago. It’s not unlike asking “Where’s Waldo?”, to catch the theme in the prayer and then listen for it to appear in the readings.
So today we should be asking “How does God help and govern?” And "What does it mean to be set on the sure foundation of God’s loving-kindness?"
The ground keeps moving beneath our feet. Those are the words of Debbie Monahan, our Junior Warden, who—bless her—will chair a committee of parishioners whose task will be to re-examine where we are, and to recommend to the vestry and parish what we may do, to be wise stewards of our buildings and property and resources, once our big preservation project has been completed. This is a miniature version of what God faced in creation: Once the waters in the firmament above are kept where they belong, and the waters in the firmament below are kept where they belong, what do we bring forth out of the dry ground of the middle where we live? What worthy plan will be animated by the Spirit breathing life into our base elements so that we rise and bring delight to God and lovingkindness to the world around us?
A big enough task without the ground constantly shifting under our feet. What she means by that is all too familiar to the vestry, perhaps not to everyone here. The micro version is that we thought we were on our way to creating new spaces for hospitality, outreach, mission—when a still small voice of dripping water called us to a different challenge, the extensive repair and restoration of the outer shell of this old building. Lest that sound like just one shifting of ground beneath us, it was more like several, as one discovery led to another and the number of resident demons in these walls became known as legion, many, and very expensive to send packing.
But did the ground then stand still for a while? No! Out of the blue, the College informed us this spring that their longterm lease of our old rectory, which they’ve been using since 1994 as a popular co-op house for eight seniors each year, will end in June 2008. 2005-2006 saw us revising plans for new building. 2006-2007 saw us shift our focus to this building. 2007-2008 will now require our prospecting new uses for our third building which we’d had good reason to believe was sown-up for years to come.
To quote Elijah under the broom tree in Beer-sheba, “It is enough…” Or, as the commentator says the Hebrew really says, “Too much, O Lord, too much.”
How does God help and govern? Elijah falls asleep, under the shelter of that tree. He is stirred awake as if to receive a message. There it is: “Get up and eat.” And there, by his head, next to him on the ground, is a cake baked on hot stones, and a jar of water.
Hot stones: the Hebrew says “hot coals”, and the other place in the Hebrew scriptures where we meet that term is the prophet Isaiah’s vision in the temple, where a seraph takes from the altar a hot coal with which he touches Isaiah’s lips in answer to the prophet’s lament that he is not up to the challenge of being a prophet. “Oh yes, you are,” needles the seraph, capturing his undivided attention, “because God is up to the challenge.”
“No, it is not too much, what you’re being asked to do,” is the message of the hot coals, and we prefer by far Elijah’s experience, how they warm for him the bread of angels. There are angels among us, strengthening our hands and hearts for the work we have to do here.
But there’s more alongside Elijah’s head as he awakens: a jug of water. The Hebrew word for that is so uncommon that we hear it in only two other places, one just last week when that widow at Zarephath offered Elijah her jug of oil, so little that she expected it to feed only her son and herself, but once shared the oil would not stop flowing.
Generosity among us does not stop flowing—and not just the “us” we already know. After Polly’s jug of water pitch last Sunday, a visiting family sent us not only a surprising and gracious gift, but also word that they have bought a home here and will in time be joining St. John’s.
How does God help and govern? Through signs and gifts and wonders, more numerous than the shiftings below our feet. But these signs of lovingkindness are not ends in themselves, only means by which our faith is encouraged, inspired, formed—and freed, to follow the sense of St. Paul’s letter heard this morning.
Without faith, he says, we’re in a prison whose bars are all the shoulds and oughts and musts inherited from the past. In a later chapter of that letter, Paul says it out loud: “For freedom Christ has set us free!” Trusting in Jesus Christ, staking our lives on his love for us, putting ourselves fully in his care, we discover that he has fired the jailer, set free all of us who were prisoners to one kind of fear or another, and exchanged our prison jumpsuits for a fine suit of clothes brought up from that basement of lovingkindness.
Notice that sign in each of our readings. The tormented man in the country of the Gerasenes wore no clothes until Jesus freed him: then his neighbors marveled to see him sitting at the feet of Jesus, in his right mind, clothed. “As many of you as were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ,” says Paul. And that is not a suit of camouflage to hide in. Elijah, when he finally heard what he knew to be the voice of God, “wrapped his face in his mantle and went out and stood at the entrance of his cave.” By the shoulds and musts inherited from the past, Elijah knew that he must hide himself from God even as he presented himself to the summons of God. There is no room or need for fear in Christ; clothed in Christ, we are healed of our fears and find our right mind—and God’s help and governance—in the company of disciples willing to sit at the feet of Jesus.
Remember the hymn: “Reclothe us in our rightful mind, in purer lives thy service find, in deeper reverence, praise.”
Are we finding Waldo? These readings are answering the question, “How does God help and govern?” On one level, we’re hearing, it’s through gifts that show us the lovingkindness that is actually the ground of our being. At a deeper level, it’s through faith that God helps and governs, because only through faith are we freed to be open and receptive, freed from our demons, from our fears, become willing to listen, to sit with Jesus and his people in the world, willing to learn even through the soles of our feet when the ground shakes and shifts beneath us. God is there, in all that movement, all that change.
“What are you doing here, Elijah?” You may have noticed that God asks him that question twice, once right after Elijah has received those gifts that strengthened him for his journey to Mt. Sinai, and again after that sudden violent summer storm rumbled through and left just its calm silent aftermath to convey the presence of God.
It’s the inescapable question that God poses to us and will until the cows come home: What are you doing here, now, just as you are?
It’s one more way God helps and governs, by relentlessly asking, and getting us to ask, that question: What are we doing here? What purposes are we serving? What do we seek? Whom do we love? How will our plans bring delight to God and lovingkindness to the world?
Posted by Fr. Peter Elvin at 1:46 PM
Gosh, it’s hard being a woman in the Bible.
You’re Jezebel, and your blog gets hit by hate mail like “Love that part where the dogs lick up your blood.”
Or you’re Mary Magdalene, and you get great parts—but you’re always weeping, and the men doing the writing keep harping on those seven demons that used to make life one bad hair day after another. Even Luke, a pretty sensitive guy talking about Joanna and Susanna (with all their resources), has to make sure we know that Mary Magdalene “was a sinner”, as if all of the twelve could have passed their safe church background checks…
It’s not easy being a woman in the Bible, minefield of patriarchal values and virtues that it is. Which makes all the more impressive that range of windows across our south wall, women and children of the Bible, installed in the 1920’s, when the passage of women’s suffrage was still recent history.
Our own recent history suggests that the Church, despite our collect today, proclaims truth with something less than boldness. That a woman now serves as our Presiding Bishop still causes me to pinch myself, to make sure I haven’t dreamed that. That was 2006, mighty close to two thousand years after the script of redemption got written, but it has happened: a woman now stands among the primates of the Anglican Communion. Or, to put that just a little differently, for the first time in Christian history a woman serves as an archbishop.
So hold onto your sombreros. “Asi lo haremos—We will!” thundered a standing-room-only crowd in Havana’s Episcopal Cathedral of the Holy Trinity last weekend, when asked if they would accept as Cuba’s first bishops suffragan The Rev. Canon Nerva Cot Aguilera and Archdeacon Ulises Mario Aguero Prendes.
Now The Right Reverend Nerva Cot Aguilera, she is the first woman to be elected an Anglican bishop in Latin America. Present for the three-hour service last Sunday were bishops from Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Spain, and representatives from a number of Cuban faith traditions (including the Greek Orthodox), along with the head of the Religious Affairs Office for the Communist Party of Cuba, also a woman, Caridad Diego. This liturgy was a blend of Anglican dignity and Cuban spontaneity—I’ll bet the party afterwards would have made it worthwhile risking the ire of the State Department to attend. Yes, Presiding Bishop Katherine Jefferts Schori was there, you bet.
We celebrate today the ministry of a woman (and the ministry of her husband) who have brought us at least vicariously—some of us actually—to cross borders of culture and class, not to mention borders of denomination, borders between indoors and outdoors, and between old ways and new.
Brooke and Andrew are moving to Tucson—back to Tucson, for Brooke. Since hearing that news, we have been sad, moody, even, to think of this. Not to think of Brooke and Andrew happy in Tucson, but to anticipate our future without them, for we have come to love them.
Perhaps you know Barbara Kingsolver’s book High Tide in Tucson. In it she tells the story of a hermit crab that was a stowaway in a bunch of seashells that the author brought home to Tucson from the California coast. She named the crab Buster, and built him a habitat.
She began to notice that Buster somehow seemed out of sorts, even moody. Kingsolver was puzzled, and consulted a marine biologist who came to observe Buster. Whatever these behaviors were that worried them occurred at certain times of day. The biologist chewed on this long enough to recognize a pattern that looked like a tide chart. Buster got agitated every day in exact rhythm with what would have been high tide in Tucson, if Tucson were coastal. Buster was being a hermit crab, a Californian hermit crab, even in Tucson, where tide charts aren’t—yet— posted on kitchen bulletin boards.
This story suggests that you can all too easily take the crab out of California, but taking California out of the crab is not for us mere mortals to do. What we get to do is to watch the discovery of another creature’s truth, allow that discovery to free us from our own worries by freeing us to read reality, and along the way find out more about ourselves.
Today we celebrate how the movement of two dear people and one dog from San Francisco to Williamstown to spend nearly two years of life together with us has caused us all to learn more about belonging.
How powerful an experience it is to belong. The claim of the ocean on a little hermit crab came along with him. Today we celebrate how the claim of God asserts itself within and among us. …It is no longer I who live, but it is Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me. So says St. Paul today, a good day to hear it, to celebrate the inner claim of God that we call “vocation”. That is how and why Brooke and Andrew came to us, what they have fulfilled with us, helping us hear and respond more clearly to our own calling.
And that is to keep ensuring that children and teenagers feel their belonging at this table and at all our tables. To keep ensuring that the Church’s apostolate to students is realized on this campus, and their vitality in our fellowship. And to keep ensuring that this community’s heart and mind and will open to the achievement of justice with compassion here in this valley and across all borders.
Brooke and Andrew, we join you in celebrating that what draws you to Tucson is Christ within you, calling, as always, to faithfulness, and calling, as always, to particular places and people and service. We know that you rejoice with us that we have been particular together—and that what we have shared together will always belong to us.
Posted by Fr. Peter Elvin at 2:17 PM
Global Positioning in Baptism
Jack is about to take a mighty step.
Will it take him anywhere new? No, and yes. He knows every square foot of this place already, especially his lair back there in the outfield, and his square foot or so of space on the chancel steps where he has helped many a children’s sermon happen, and all those nooks and crannies in our church school building. Most important of all, he already knows he has a place at our Lord’s table, another square foot of landing space at that altar rail where he has belonged for much of his young life.
So today in his baptism he’ll get up close and personal to the font, a piece of antique furniture he has walked by countless times and seen in use along the way. Those few square feet are like a launching pad, sending one person after another into an orbit that belongs to Jesus Christ, drawing each person into a parallel track with Jesus.
Given to every person in his or her baptism is the Spirit of God, the Spirit of Jesus, implanted within the person, or, if you prefer, raised up within the person. To be given that Spirit is like being given a compass to guide you, or a telecommunication system to receive and send—I mean receive from Jesus and send to Jesus. To have the Spirit of God inside you, as we believe will be raised up in Jack through his baptism, is like connecting to a global positioning system that helps you locate God and lets God signal you.
Well, I said like… make sure you hear that like, because what baptism doesn’t do is make anything automatic. Or mechanical.
What baptism has done for each of us who has stood where Jack will soon stand, is the one thing we could not do for ourselves: in baptism God joins us to Jesus and makes us members of the living Body of Jesus, each of us an equally loved, equally valuable, equally crucial member, just like an organ or a limb in a human body. Each unique, all equally essential. And once we are joined to Jesus, it is his love, and his courage, and his peace that flow through our veins and animate our imagination and form our loving.
What does baptism not do? It does not take away our responsibility for our own journey. It unites us to the journeying of a whole community. It unites us to a long history of journeyers like those we hear about in our Bible readings today, Elijah and Paul and, very specially, Jesus—whose stories inspire (and sometimes puzzle) us. Best of all, Baptism unites us to Jesus himself and his Spirit, the very best navigational team there is in the universe—but it’s up to each baptized person to position herself/himself daily in order to see Jesus wherever he shows himself and hear God however God may speak to the heart, sing to the ear, or whisper to the mind.
We position ourselves by praying. Both the kind that asks and the kind that keeps quiet to listen.
We position ourselves by reading the Bible. Not just here in church, but alone at home, at the kitchen table together at home, and in groups of friends who help one another listen for Jesus the Word by saying how the Word becomes flesh and makes sense to them.
We position ourselves by worshiping and learning together, and by serving together—cooking and delivering meals to elderly people, running bingo nights for nursing home residents, going on a medical mission trip, setting aside time and money and other resources to share with people who need us to, and because we need to, and because we need them.
So, Jack: will the mighty step you’re going to take set you on a new journey? That’s up to you. But from what I know of you, I think your answer will be Yes, that you will be open to knowing Jesus and loving God and serving in the world in new ways. Our job is to show you what “open” looks like, how open minds and hearts behave.
Where will your journey in faith take you? How new will life become because of your faith in God and God’s faith in you? When Christians ask big questions like that, they need their positioning devices, and one of them is the Bible. The stories we’ve heard today tell us about the faith journeys of the prophet Elijah, the apostle Paul, and our Lord Jesus Christ.
In his travels to do what God asked of him, Elijah met a very generous and very poor woman, a widow, and her son. They are important enough that they stand in one of our windows, the one nearest the font—while Elijah isn’t with them in the big part of the window, he’s there in the little roundel at the bottom. This mother and son had so little to live on that they were actually preparing to die—but they freely shared what they had, that jar of meal and jug of olive oil. What they thought might be enough to feed just the two of them in fact fed Elijah too and still did not run out. Jack, we pray that your life journey, like Elijah’s, will show you how abundant life is, and can be made, by the power of sharing.
St. Paul was launched into orbit when one day, on a dusty desert trade route, Jesus Christ appeared to him in a blinding light. Paul had been doing everything he could to make life miserable for Jesus’s disciples. He was certain that their new religion was phony and dangerous, and that Jesus’s death on Good Friday simply proved how right his judgment was. But now this same Jesus was speaking to him. He could feel his life turn around. From then on, he would become walking proof of the truth and power of Jesus’s love. Paul was so persuasive that he won the hearts of people who just didn’t matter to the other apostles—those leaders of the Church didn’t approve of the type of people who became Christians because of Paul’s message. But Paul’s mind was made up, that all are equal in God’s sight and in God’s love. Jack, may you have St. Paul’s courage and conviction, his open heart, and become walking proof of Jesus’s love.
And Jesus himself is shown on his journey, his great three-year pilgrimage of healing, on foot through the villages and fishing ports and on into the great city, Jerusalem. Today, he encounters a funeral procession. The only son of a widow had died, and Jesus will not let them pass to the cemetery. He touches the casket and, with the same voice that would one day reach Paul, he calls the young man to life. Jack, we pray that you will be strong with Jesus’s compassion to reach out and help even the person everyone would swear was beyond hope.
Enough talk about other people’s steps. Jack is about to take his. Remember your role. It isn’t just to say today “We will!” when I ask, “Will you who witness these vows do all in your power to support this person in his life in Christ?” Your role is to do that, to show Jack how faith works, to model openness, to share the journey, and to learn from him as well.
Posted by Fr. Peter Elvin at 12:31 PM
Wisdom to See and Hear
This is no ordinary Sunday. It is Trinity Sunday, yes, but in our gathering here to make our weekly sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving on the Lord’s Day, some are preparing to be part of the panoramic pageant of Williams College commencement, as the class of 2007 steps onto that dais and is ceremonially changed in status from undergraduates to members of the Alumni Association, with all the rights and tax-deductible responsibilities pertaining thereto.
We rejoice with you who are here for such additional high purpose today, and we’re honored to welcome family and friends of Williams seniors who have become very dear to us during their years in this purple valley. We’re honored, as well, to welcome this weekend’s baccalaureate speaker, Sri Lankan supreme court justice Shiranee Tilakawardane, a dedicated leader in the Anglican Church.
Madame Justice, in our own small way today we represent the Anglican Communion as we rejoice that you will be honored for your pioneering work on behalf of women and children, internationally.
It’s also not every Sunday when we get to hear a portion of the Book of Proverbs. It was not a frequent flyer in the Book of Common Prayer lectionary, but now that we’re using the Revised Common Lectionary we’ll be hearing it more often.
It’s a biblical book that feminists struggle with, because its voice is strongly patriarchal: in Proverbs, women are defined by their relationships with men. But what can we expect from literature that is so very old? It is in this vein that some of the proverbs set up a straw woman, the adulteress, who can bring ruin upon a man and his family (as if it could all be her fault). “Her house is the way to Sheol,” we are warned.
But there is another feminine presence in the book, a dominant presence, and we hear her voice today: this is the voice of wisdom. “Wisdom has built her house,” we hear in the chapter that follows ours today, “she has hewn her seven pillars.. she has also set her table. She has sent out her servant girls, she calls from the highest places in the town,
‘You that are simple, turn in here!’ To those without sense she says, ‘Come, eat of my bread and drink of the wine I have mixed. Lay aside immaturity, and live, and walk in the way of insight.’”
In our portion today we hear her say, “The LORD created me at the beginning of his work, the first of his acts of long ago… before the beginning of the earth… when he had not yet made earth and fields, or the world’s first bits of soil. When he established the heavens, I was there… then I was beside him, like a master worker; and I was daily his delight, rejoicing before him always, rejoicing in his inhabited world and delighting in the human race.”
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All things came into being through him, and without him not one thing came into being… in him was life, and the life was the light of all people…" Are these cherished words that open John’s Gospel shaped by more ancient words that we have heard this morning, from the Book of Proverbs?
In John’s Gospel, it’s the Greek idea of Word that matters, the rational order that lies at the foundation of reality. In the Hebrew worldview of Proverbs, it is Wisdom that matters. As one commentator puts it, “Wisdom requires a humble, earnest effort to hear what the other person says and a willingness to see our world in the other person’s terms.”
Oh, let us pray for wisdom to matter more and more in this 21st-century world that we inhabit.
In relations among people of differing religious faiths, and in the dialogue that people of religious faith have with religionless culture, the earnest effort to hear, the willingness to see.
In the leadership exercised by those who order our reality, in government, in the media, in education, that earnest effort to hear and that willingness to see… and courage to act upon what is heard and seen.
In our self-understanding as human beings accountable to global belonging and stewardship, not just national citizenship, wisdom must matter more and more.
And in our friendships and constantly changing family structures, the humble grasp of terms that matter, and the letting go of those that do not.
All three of our Bible readings today cause us to understand that God is active strategically in this stunningly complex world that we inhabit. Our New Testament readings proclaim the animating, revealing, guiding power of the Spirit that God pours into human hearts, the Spirit of truth that causes faith, faith that reorders all human experience, faith that welcomes and takes part in the transforming of all things, even suffering, into peace through our Lord Jesus Christ.
And from the Hebrew scriptures the voice we hear is wisdom calling from “the heights, beside the way, at the crossroads… beside the gates… at the entrance of the portals…” at all times, in all places, wherever we may step across a line that could change our status, change our minds, change our outlook, change our fortunes, inviting us to walk in the way of insight first and so understand, by listening to what we do not yet know, how and when and where to place our feet and our hope and our faith, so that we will be instruments of peace and truth and justice.
Word and wisdom: let the Church cherish both and train us in both, so we may always have a community that calls and empowers us to let the Word be made flesh as we pour ourselves into the world, and a community in which we may understand what happens to us when we do.


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Zeppelin Development, the mastermind behind The Source and other major projects in Denver, brought in the experts behind Boulder’s most lauded hotel, the St. Julien, to craft the service and guest experience. The rooms are designed with a modern, utilitarian aesthetic letting the views of downtown Denver and the snow-capped peaks beyond take center stage.
And what could be more “Denver” than a brewery in the lobby? New Belgium’s first in the city will provide the suds for The Woods, the rooftop brewpub featuring a cantilevered pool overlooking the city and mountains.
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've started collaborating with many of the people at WPP digital and we're a member of the advisory board there,” says Vos. “It's really a gateway to great talent for us.” Dietz adds that ghg is also a gateway for clients into all of WPP's capabilities.
“We're extremely choosy about the type of people we bring in—they have to want to work in this model. If you come from Digitas you worked in a very straightforward digital environment,” says Vos. “People love the fact that we're starting with a big brand strategy, that we're thinking multi-channel and that we have the ability to collaborate—some of our guys in the creative department are working actively with our medical education companies, because med eds are going digital as well—so the ideas can come from anywhere, and the platforms can come from anywhere, and people are jazzed about doing this.”
For those employees working in ghg's New York City office, Google's East Coast headquarters is just four avenue blocks west, a convenience the agency has been putting to use for clients. “Our creative teams can go over there with an idea, and work with google to bring it to life,” says Stowe. “Our understanding of Google, and the search process, is absolutely integral to the strategy for our products and customers,” says Vos. “We would not consider making a recommendation on how to market a brand unless we truly understand what's going on online. And that's were our collaboration with Google is key.”
Vos says the one of biggest struggles the agency faces is persuading clients to climb into the digital and interactive rabbit hole with them. “Clients know they want to change, but it's difficult to leave the old and bring on the new. We're in a very interesting moment where they are transitioning, and our job is to just keep them ahead of the curve,” says Vos. “We've always prided ourselves in being forward thinking, and really having the oars in the water maybe a little too early, but I think it's really paying out beautifully now.”
The agency launched BeWell.com (currently in beta), an “expert-guided” online community site owned by LLuminari in 2000. Vos says there are three major clients in on the site. “The opportunity for clients is to sponsor a community where issues can be discussed, and there's expert guidance around that discussion,” she explains. The downside of some social media communities, according to Vos, is that “there's a lot of misinformation and a lot of whining. If we can establish communities where discussions are held and there is mediation by an expert, we're probably going to be helping paitents get better faster, rather than just have a place to sit and stew on their condition.”
The firm iWhite House and Voxiva, a mobile technology firm, to launch Text4Baby, a new mobile health service. The service will “send well-timed messages to expectant mothers, mostly from an underserved population, on their pregnancy and the services they need during that pregnancy, and the first year after they deliver their baby,” explains Vos. “We think it's one of the first mobile health programs out there, and we're really excited about it.” </s> KiI have always managed to keep myself entertained so being in a situation where I am alone for an extended amount of time has never really bothered me and I doubt it ever really will.
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Yes. I tend to remove myself from others for the greater part of the day, and have on occasion gone several days without even saying a word. Other people tend to ignore me on a consistent basis, a system I am very much in favor of as I ignore them right back, and ultimately I'm perfectly happy spending an evening enjoying a nice meal of penne vodka with wine, watching a movie in my home instead of going out to a nearby party. Even back in my home country, I found the company of others tedious.
Next week meaning don't even call me until we're meeting up, dammit.
Always been frustrating being more of an introvert in a family of extroverts.
For lack of a better term it seems like they don't understand why I wouldn't want to be smothered with people.
I appreciate having a chance to be alone, but I do like company of other people in most cases. I live with my spouse though, so I'm never really alone at this point. I don't go out a lot, maybe once every few weeks. And I don't make friends easily.
In the sense that I still live with my family, brother and parents because we get along I do not consider myself a loner, but I would like to own my very own place one day. </s> Fsix things you should do during this decade to improve your health.
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Television actress Zikhona Sodlaka cannot wait to officially join motherhood and she is overflowing with joy following her pregnancy.
2020 saw many celebs taking the #Siyamitha2020 to a new level by announcing their pregnancy and it was a beautiful sight to see. Taking to her Instagram page to celebrate her pregnancy. Zikhona posted a picture of her holding her baby bump. Her fans and media colleaguNew mommies Minnie Dlamini and Manaka Ranaka congratulated her. The actress hasn't revealed the gender of her baby as she has been keeping all aspects of her pregnancy on the low, citing that pregnancy is a sacred experience.
Zikhona kept her pregnancy a secret for a few months now as she wanted to announce it when the timing was perfect. Sunday World broke the story that she is expecting after she was spotted with a pregnancy glow in Hyde Park.
A mole told the publication that being a mother has always been her dream but she was waiting for the right partner.
"Being a mother has always been Zikhona’s dream but work commitments and not finding the right person to father her baby was a big problem for her. She is over the moon. She kept her pregnancy a secret because she did not want to bring bad luck on the pregnancy,” a source told the publication.
Following this story, Zikhona debuted her baby bump on social media, announcing her pregnancy. Bet her unborn baby as well as her, because it is believed that pregnancy is a sacred experience.
Another actress who  is Manaka Ranaka. The actress confirmed to Daily Sun that she was expecting. Manaka whed she was carrying a baby boy.
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While Roger had been sectioned six months earlier the Doctors were reluctant to let him go and were moving to have it extended. At first it had been thought that the stresses of University had gotten to him, resulting in him landing in old Bedlam. Then as time wore on, they had come to a different conclusion and that had changed everything, Schizophrenia. While Roger had responded well to drugs, it was feared that he would be the type who would relapse as soon as he got out because he would stop taking them. It didn’t take a genius to understand why, the drugs left Roger feeling rotten most of the time and he had not been shy about his desire not to take them.
So, Roger was stuck in the hospital until this impasse was resolved. During her last visit, his mother had told him that she wanted him to come home and eventually return to University so that he could eventually become a Doctor like his father had been. Roger considered that a complete farce. After the circumstances of his departure from the dormitory that he had lived in during his breakdown, he doubted that they would be too welcoming of him in the future.
Walking through the ward after his latest session with his Doctor, Roger saw Edward reading a newspaper while seated on a chair. Everyone knew that he was Royalty and he had his own room because of that, just he insisted upon drifting around the wards as if he owned the place. The fact that he was the former King of England until he had become an embarrassment to his family and his niece was the Queen afforded him special treatment.
“How goes the battle young Mister Barrett?” Edward asked as Roger sat down on his bed.
“They still think I’m mental” Roger replied.
“That sounds like something from bad Science Fiction” Roger replied, wondering why Edward had chosen him to bother today.
Roger hadn’t been wondering at all.
The insertion into orbit around the Moon had gone off without a hitch and everyone had looked out the windows transfixed by the landscape that was passing below. After a few minutes, they had needed to get to work. Even as he was helping Viktor Himmel with the checklist to start the scientific portion of this flight, but only if Vik needed the help, which he didn’t. Ben still looked out the window at the dark side of the moon that was lit up. It had taken him a moment to realize that with the Moon being in the last quarter, as seen on Earth, of course the dark side would be lit up. Fortunately, Ben had not said anything, otherwise he probably would never have heard the end of it. Captain Brown and Dieter Dohman, the Systems Engineer were already preparing for the return trip that was due to start in twelve hours. Brown had said that he would need Ben as soon as he was done meeting with Dohman, so he should enjoy the sightseeing while he could.
“Look at this!” Vik said excitedly as he looked at the feed that he was getting through his console, data that was being fed to him through the Recon Module where Ayano was working feverishly now that they were over target.
“Craters” Vik said with a sly smile.
Ben tried not to be annoyed by getting pulled into a silly joke like that. Vik had not minded when Ben had been pulled from being his Alternate and had leapfrogged him in the Mission hierarchy. Instead he had been delighted that a friend was getting a chance to come on this journey. Back in Cam Ranh, he had told Ben while they were on the elevator going up to the capsule that he would be a passenger for most of the trip while at the same time Ben would get stuck with a great deal of work. That had certainly turned out to be true.
Looking at one of the screens, Ben saw the Earth rise from behind the Lunar horizon, he had seen that through the window on the last pass. Everything that they were seeing on those screens was being recorded. “It looks like the people back home must be getting quite a show” Ben said absently.
“Certainly not” Ben said.
“While we are here, is there anything you want to name?” Vik asked.
“Can we do that?” Ben asked in reply.
Looking out the window, Ben saw a mare passing below.
“I don’t care” Ben replied.
I can't wait for Kiki's reaction to this!
....so I'm going out on a limb, but if he is who I think he is, Roger shouldn't worry about going back to university.
He'll shine on anyway, that crazy diamond.
Though it is nice to see him getting help this time around.
At first I was wondering why he didn’t name her after a mountain but reading about mares changed that, it makes sense.  Kind of like Kiki who comes from an ancient family, who people from a far thought to be a prim and proper but otherwise useless princess, is actually far more useful and intriguing upon getting to know her.
Actually more formed by meteorites hitting moon.
Headline in UK newspaper: Britain rule the mare.
Being "doomed" to be the first human on the moon sounds worth it, though.
While the United States and Germany are rivals they are not adversaries ITTL unlike how the United States and the Soviet Union were IOTL and that should mean that scientific research is more open and shared.
IOTL the United States had Ranger, Pioneer, and Surveyor missions before attempting to land on the Moon so I would assume that both the ESA and the United States are doing the same thing and may even be sharing some of the data with each other.
If the United States are not going to be first in the moon they may decide to build the biggest man-made object in space and go with an Earth Orbital Laboratory instead and trade access to it in return for American Astronauts being part of possible future moon landing missions.
What I would.really love too an international space rescue mission.
Salamander if you think overly nationalistic newspaper headlines do only appear in Germany and France and England have none of them...
you may not have been in any of those countries. Right ir wrong my country was not coined by a German.
I am perfectly aware that other countries have overly nationalistic newspapers and headlines, every country has them. In the above scenario, however, it is far more likely that they will be trumpeting the presence of any astronaut from their own nation, while trying vainly to down play those from other countries. As for the phrase, no self-respecting tabloid editor (an oxymoron if ever there was one) would pass on using that phrase, regardless of who invented it, where or why. Its just too eye-catching as a headline.
I had been wondering what had happened to the Duke of Windsor; his current abode seems appropriate. As for the schizophrenia drugs for 'young Mister Barrett', I hope they can find something that doesn't make him feel like crap, and that he won't decide that he doesn't need to take 'because he feel's fine'.
Good to see that the crew of Amicitia are meshing well. The 5 person crew probably makes the scientific part easier as the dedicated science team handles that part of the mission leaving the flight crew & engineer to worry about keeping everything together & pointed the right way. I'm guessing the 3 modules are Command, Recon & Landing, with Recon designated for the laboratory & survey equipment. I'm also guessing that TTL's ESA command module pilot for the actual landing won't be orbiting the moon by him/herself and that the Lunar landing Module will have a 2 - 3 person crew.
As for Ben commanding the Moon Landing mission, I'm not so sure. Remember Jim Lovell was on Apollo 8 & didn't return to the moon until Apollo 13. There are others in the hierarchy ahead of him, including Sigi. Also remember that Ben is primarily in the program for his scientific skill-set, not as a pilot, and that his being a pilot is a happy & fortunate bonus as far as the ESA is concerned.
Now imagine the PR campaigns that would result from the first moon landing ever being commanded by a woman.
And then imagine that the first person on the moon is Sigi and the second is Ben in a scientific role.
The three modules are Command, Rocon/Lander depending on mission, and the Service module which contains propulsion and mission consumables, such as fuel and air.
I thought it was Syd who was the crazy one.
In any case it seems appropriate while the other part of the chapter i happening on the dark side of the moon.
As for the moon landing. I expect that the public will react accordingly to the makeup of the crew.
Having a diverse crew will make a slogan like "For all Mankind" ring a bit more true.
Perry Rhodan mentioned above or whatever sci-fi replaces it will not feature American astronauts landing on the moon to create a third power in the cold war, but more likely envision fairy tales from the day after tomorrow, where nation states are no more and starships with diverse crews fly among the stars.
With a Japanese woman being part of this crew and later crew actaully landing likely being similar, the notion of "Whitey on the moon" will not hold water as much.
I wonder if The Rocking Vickers will end up at the V8 club around this time?
And Syd Barrett's real name is?
Most non-English speakers won't make the connection since that isn't a word they use for a female horse.
Most English speakers would snigger a bit, true, but would also think its juvenile.
It's well written enough that i can usually keep track of almost everyone, but sometimes it takes a while for me to figure out who a character we haven't seen for a while is...
It was “night” aboard the Command Module when Ben woke up and remembered where he was when he saw Ayano floating in her sleeping bag which was tethered to bulkhead just a few dozen centimeters away. Vik and Dohman were on the other side of her in the narrow confines of the aft cabin. Looking at the glowing numbers of the mission clock Ben saw that he would need to spell out Captain Brown and take the next watch in just a few minutes. While the outbound flight had been full of excitement the return journey had been almost boring so far. By this point, everyone just wanted to get home and feel gravity again. Breaking Lunar orbit had been easy enough. They had jettisoned to Recon Module. It was to remain in Lunar Orbit and send data back to Earth until the fuel cells ran out. Then its orbit would decay, and it would eventually crash into the surface to create one more crater on the face of the moon.
Leaving his sleeping bag and being mindful of the battery pack that connected to the medical gear that was attached to him, Ben launched himself towards the hatch that went up to the cockpit, careful not to bump into any of the others. The “floor” between the two compartments was only a plastic screen, just enough to block out the light and some of the noise from the cockpit. During the “day” the aft space included the workstations of the other three members of the crew, but for the next few hours it would be used for sleeping.
Brown was sitting strapped into the Pilot’s seat, the lights dimmed and the Earth shining in the distance visible through the tiny windows. He had asked Ben to spell him out so that he could get a few hours of sleep before they would need to jettison the Service Module and reorient the Capsule for reentry. All of that was automated and could have been done by Mission Control, they however preferred it if they were awake and talking to them during that process.
“Sir” Ben said as he strapped himself into the Co-Pilot’s seat.
“Awake early I see” Brown said.
“Couldn’t sleep” Ben answered.
Ben gave him a quizzical look.
“Something going on?” Ben asked.
Ben hadn’t thought about that. If he were to suffer another bout of insanity and volunteered for another Taxidiotis mission it wouldn’t be with Eric “Winkle” Brown. There would be a different Commander, possibly the entire mission would be different as well.
As well she should, Ben thought to himself considering what Kiki had told him about Sigi being her father’s half-sister. It seemed that Wilhelm the 3rd had gotten around, so she was just one of several. Louis Ferdinand had quietly guided her career, making sure that she had every opportunity starting out in life.
“How do you know this?” Brown asked.
Ben said that last part in a bad imitation of a Russian accent.
“Leonov did that?” Brown asked in disbelief.
“You know that we can hear every word you Gentlemen are saying?” A voice said coming out of one of the speakers, the same voice that Ben had been hearing since he had started training for this mission months earlier. Albrecht von Richthofen.
“So, you heard that Alexei?” Ben asked.
Brown just chuckled at what had just happened. He might have warned Ben that Mission Control was listening in, but clearly thought that it was a lot more fun not to have done so.
With that Brown unbuckled himself from the Pilot’s seat and swung himself through the hatch in one movement. Ben envied the grace with which he had done that. Whenever Ben tried to maneuver himself around the capsule, he felt like he was clumsy and always needed to grab things to keep under control.


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If any motorsport series could lay claim to looking as loud as they sound, then surely drag racing is it!
One could almost argue it's where my career as an automotive artist began. Ever since I can remember, I've been drawing cars and trucks, and after many early attempts at trying to design wedge-shaped super cars of Italian descent, it was the dragster shape that I found I could capture well enough at that age. But why would a young boy growing up in the heartland of British motorsport be so obsessed with this all-American form of racing?
This was particularly true in the UK; whereas in the United States the street cars being customized were not only the road-going versions of the genuine Funny Cars, but they were also big enough to carry all those mods without looking overcrowded. Apply the same tactics to a Ford Anglia or a Morris Minor van though, and you end up with the original definition of having driven a car through an auto spares store where everything stuck!
Back on the quarter mile, the other big difference between the road and the 'strip were the names given to these creations. Where else do cars take on and become such characters as Jungle Jim?The cars are the stars in this sport more than any other (save for monster trucks maybe) and they all had crazy names we can remember as easy as superheroes, all thanks to the wacky and wonderful sign-writing emblazoned all along the bodywork. So I'd put Jungle Jim in with Johnny Rotten when it comes to being the original form of the culture. These cars really are the voice of a decade…
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New World's engaging crafting and faction rivalries are held back by abysmal PvE and a boring world.
High-stakes PvP battles and top-notch production values bolster Amazon's MMORPG, even if its PvE content and occasionally frustrating systems may leave some players wanting.
I was admittedly surprised with how thoroughly I enjoyed my time with New World. From the freeform character and weapon progression to the resource gathering and faction dynamics, there’s a lot to explore and experience. That said, New World very much feels like an MMO in a very early state. There’s not a ton of Expeditions, there’s no mounts, and there’s an obvious need for balancing with features like Siege. Luckily, MMOs often get better as they age, and if Amazon Games can build upon this great foundation, they’ll have a surefire hit on their hands.
Neither meat nor fish, New World amazes but not in a positive sense. Not everything is to be thrown away: the mass game created by Amazon Games can entertain and has potential, but the absence of identity and technical problems weigh.
New World is a pretty damn good MMORPG. It's fun and accessible, and though it doesn't do anything truly new, it has enough little twists on existing ideas to keep me invested.
New World is one of the most beginner-friendly MMOs available, but its lacking quests and PvE makes me worried about the future. The PvP, however, is a blast.
Amazon has done a decent job with New World with its exquisite visuals and overall environment. They just need to smooth out those rough edges and implement some mounts!


Many hundreds of years later, the tribe of Judah had proliferated to perhaps 200,000 men and were occupying a goodly portion of the Promised Land. From them God chose a young shepherd boy named David (with, say, a probability of one out of 200,000). Of David's nineteen sons, Solomon was chosen (one out of 19).
This wonderful child, this Son to be given, is also "The mighty God" and "The everlasting Father." So here is another prophecy of the Incarnation, with the eternal God entering humanity's flesh—a prophecy, which surely has a mathematical probability of chance fulfillment of absolutely zero! Except that God is Creator and can do anything except "deny Himself" (2 Timothy 2:13)Improbability of the Incarnation. Acts & Facts. 33 (12).


I’ve been having a blast testing out apps this summer for my first grade students! I have found that there are a number of apps which I believe would enhance the curriculum in my classroom and provide the children a wide variety of unique learning experiences. The first app that caught my attention is Build a Word by @Reks: Educational Applications
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One of the most significant aspects of this app that I like is that there is an option to choose the kind of word list you would like the children to work on. There are lists for all of the following and more: beginning blend sounds, double consonants, short vowels, long vowels, Dolch word lists for grades preprimer to third and 1-3 letter word lists all the way to 6+ letter word lists. This feature really allows for differentiation within one classroom while it also enables teachers to use this app across the grades as well.
What I wish I could do on this app is have more flexibility in the lists themselves. While there is a wide array to choose from, I would like the option to mix lists together at once. For instance, if we are working on long vowels and the children should have already mastered short vowels, I would like to include both word groups on the list. I would also like to have the option for some accountability on the children’s part. It would be helpful for them to somehow show me all the lists they have completed and have some way of tracking their progress. Without this step, it is difficult to know how effective this app truly is.
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Lena Dunham Releases Banner 2022 2 New film — her first self-made, self-directed project since girl Ended in 2017. first released, sharp stick, about a 26-year-old babysitter who loses her virginity to a married client. Another one of his drops on Prime Video on Oct. 7 and is an adaptation of the beloved historical children’s novel. Catherine called BirdieWait what?
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Comes at the other end of the adaptive spectrum Peripheral (October 21), a before/after apocalyptic adaptation of William Gibson’s sci-fi thriller of the same name. The trailer did such an excellent job of streamlining the premise that it took hundreds of pages of brain numbing to solve the puzzle. Westworld Creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy suggest it’s still going to be a head-scratching journey.
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Luminaries of the entertainment world pay tribute to actress Natasha Richardson, who hasa.
Film-maker Ken Russell directed Richardson in Gothic, her 1986 screen debut in which she played Mary Shelley. The 81-year-old's tribute appeared in The Times newspaper.
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We at Central are stunned by this news.
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The uncle who left his daughter to die in the open air is interviewed. He is being eaten alive, metaphorically, which some would see as poetic justice. But moral judgments tend to curdle in this context. What, says the village chief, now 74, was he to do?It was policy handed down from on high. It made sense. A woman who oversaw that policy still believes that the country would have "perished" without it, and that the well-being of the collective must always always supersede personal feelings. In contrast, a local midwife who performed 20 sterilizations a day — the women sometimes carried in kicking and screaming on poles, "like pigs" — has devoted her last decade to helping seemingly infertile couples conceive. Although she is "atoning for her sins," she knows that, "There'll be retribution for me. The state gave the orders, but I carried them out."
Context — what a concept. How do we judge so-called "human traffickers" who sold female babies to orphanages and made a tidy profit?Those girls were given up by families who didn't want them. Many would have otherwise been killed at birth. It's easier to condemn the village officials who — after China legalized international adoption, in 1992 — outright abducted babies and sold them to orphanages. The corruption was breathtaking. One of the toughest things for Americans to contemplate after seeing One Child Nation is how many parents we might personally know who were given false stories about their child's provenance. The filmmakers profile a Utah couple, Brian and Longlan Stuy, who adopted three daughters from China and have gone on to devote themselves to helping Chinese families determine the whereabouts of their abducted children and American families trace their children's true lineage. But it turns out that many American parents don't want to know — and who can blame them?
One useful thing about One Child Nation is that it puts the work of someone like Ayn Rand in perspective. The little Jewish girl who grew up in the Soviet Union had a fierce, undying rage at collectivist repression and the corruption that followed in its wake. You can almost forgive her for going the opposite way and insisting on a society built on unbridled selfishness. Maybe you can. The movie ends on a note of bitter irony. Having lost a large percentage of its young thanks to its one-child policy, the Chinese government is now a two-child nation: "One is too few, two is just right."


Experiencing the unfair trial of Tom Robison through the eyes of a little girl named Scout makes “To Kill a Mockingbird” and unparalleled story of the civil rights movement. So many books set in this time are portrayed from the vantage point of the adults who are causing the problems or the adults who are working to solve them. Scout was simply an observant little girl who wanted to understand why people were so insistent on treating other people differently. So poignantly sheow easy it is to see this point of view as a child who can so plainly see the similarities between men of all social standings!
As Scout and Jem watch the slow but noticeable changes in their father Atticus, they begin to realize the strength and honor their father possesses. Having many times discussed their father’s lack of “manly” skills such as football, hunting, and rough housing, the Finch children slowly learn to appreciate Atticus for his innumerable strengths of honesty, courage, and intellect. Tom Robison was accused of doing something horrible and the whole town was willing to cast him out simply because of the color of his skin. Jem felt the severity of the court house verdict as he realized that it mattered not what the evidence portrayed, but rather; only the skin color of the accuser held validity. This was a difficult concept for a 13 year old boy to grab hold of.
“To Kill a Mockingbird” is filled to the brim of wonderful characters, including Dill, Boo Radley, Calpurnia, Miss Maudie, and Heck Tate. The friends and neighbors engulfing Scout have a profound influence upon her analysis of the world around her. Scout has been raised by the town of Maycomb and is a delightfully exuberant little girl with a passion for living. Everyone can learn a great deal about human nature from Scout, Jem and Atticus in the wild, and madly unfair adventures of Tom Robinson.


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“I moved to Hoboken with one of my college roommates in the late 80s. I now feel like one of the original trailblazers. I still remember walking up Washington Street and only hearing people speak Spanish,” says Gallo.
An astute and proven storyteller, Gallo knows that there are certain unique challenges to Hoboken that make fatherhood more difficult here than in the ‘burbs.
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By Paul Schrodt on March 4, 2013
"I hate tombs." That's the great joke that ends Reuters's video story (above) on the new Lara Croft featured in the Tomb Raider game being released Tuesday (the first in the franchise to get a "Mature" rating). Gone are the '90s braid and self-possessed poise and ridiculous wealth. This Croft is 21 years old and fragile and looks slightly more realistic. (Though, wow. Yeah. She still looks pretty great.) Though it's being touted as a complete reinvention of the character, this new iteration is what's commonly known in the rebooting-of-franchises game as an origin story. Or, How Lara Croft Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Tombs and Zip-Lining. It appears to involve lots of crying and slipping through dank outdoor spaces.
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This is the height of Tomb Raider badassery. Angelina Jolie punches a shark, then hitches a ride on its fin to safety. Let me reiterate: Angelina Jolie punches a shark.
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