NO SPOILERS! Here are 4 graphic novels that Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice used as source material for the epic on-screen showdown. If you just walked out of the theater and want more — or maybe you were a bit confused about plot points in the movie — well, HERE. YOU. GO.
Justice League Vol. 1: Origin
I think we all know where Dawn of Justice is going. It’s taking us on a one way ticket direct to Justice League Movie-Town (weird name for a town). So what better way than to read the comic that started it all and showed us how the A-team gets together. Superstar creators Geoff Johns and Jim Lee deliver a fast-paced easily accessible comic full of witty jokes, clever introductions, and awe-inspiring art. If you’ve never read a comic in your life, this is a great place to start. Origin also does a superb job of showing us who these superheroes are and what they are all about, as well as their relationships within the Justice League. Movie-wise; a couple of scenes from the trailer seemed to be cherry-picked directly from the comic, and I for one can’t wait to see how it all unfolds on the big screen.
The Dark Knight Returns
Considered to be one of, if not the, best comic of all-time, The Dark Knight Returns is a 1986 four-issue comic book miniseries written and illustrated by Frank Miller. It’s the pinnacle transition to the ‘new’ Batman in comics (think of it being the transformation from Adam West’s Batman to Christian Bale’s Batman). The comic features an old grizzled Batman, 55 years of age, coming out of retirement and punching his way back in to crime-fighting after years of hardship. While Frank Miller might not be for everyone (especially his art), and the time it takes to read The Dark Knight Returns might triple the length of a normal graphic novel, it is a defining moment in Batman lore and a must read.
The movie connection? Well how about a curmudgeony grey-haired Ben Affleck? And how about that big fight at the end where Superman is fighting Batman in a giant mech suit? Yep. This is the comic.
Mark Waid’s Superman: Birthright tells the tale of Superman’s origin and his early history on Earth. It’s a fascinating series that deals with many key moments from Superman’s lore: the destruction of Krypton, Ma and Pa Kent, the creation of his suit, and Clark Kent’s struggle when finding out he is an alien and that he has superpowers. Now, I know 2013’s Man of Steel gave us an origin story in movie form, so why mention this for Dawn of Justice? Well, one name: Lex Luthor (with hair!). This comic portrays the soon-to-be sinister villain in a different light and gives insight as to why he became so misunderstood and evil. We get to see Lex in his teenager years and see him develop a good relationship with Clark Kent, not knowing that Clark is Superman or that Clark will become his future nemesis. The story also deals with, like the film, the fact that Superman is an alien – an alien who destroys things and whether or not Superman should be trusted.
Batman Earth One: Volume One
Earth One is a series from DC Comics that retells the origin stories of some of our famous caped crusaders. By now, with the numerous movies and television shows addressing the subject, the general public should know Batman’s beginnings. But, what is so great about Batman Earth One is it gives it a fresh new take and is not bogged down by years of continuity and confusion. It tells of Bruce Wayne’s childhood and how he became the Dark Knight.
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice includes a very cool addition from Batman Earth One; a stern, hard-nosed, in shape, BADASS Alfred Pennyworth. Traditionally, Alfred has always been the smarmy butler who scoffs at Batman’s plans or his need for continual physical confrontations. Yet, the movie seems to have gone the route of Earth One with the casting of Jeremy Irons, and I for one am ecstatic. It explains a lot of where Bruce’s training has come from, and it emphasizes more of an authoritative father figure for Bruce. While the movie doesn’t seem to directly take full scenes or plot points from the comic, it does seem to also match the overall feel and tone.
Did I miss a pivotal graphic novel that inspired Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice? What do you think? Let me know in the comments. I had some honorable mentions in my head.


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The Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Eigensystem Realization Algorithm (ERA) are both widely used as techniques to analyze modal parameters of infrastructures. To demonstrate their efficiency and consistency, two practical steel frame structures were tested. The finite element model was built in sap2000 to generate modal parameters using FEA. Based on the response data under given excitation, modal parameters were derived using ERA. Based on the comparison of modal parameters, certain model-updating techniques were applied to the FE model, in order to obtain better results. Great performance and consistency of final comparison shows efficiency of ERA and the model updating techniques.
Wo, Z., He, J., and Wang, Y. (2016). Comparison of finite element method and eigensystem realization algorithm through the analysis of a steel frame bridge (preprint) [PDF]
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America’s smile got wider. “No you don’t!”
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The time was never right to propose because when Amy moved in, that’s when I noticed something wasn’t quite right. And I didn’t want to take the next step until I could figure out how to fix it.
You see, before Amy moved in, we would go on long, boozy dates, closing down restaurants, drinking wine in the park, whatever. We lived in New Orleans, where you can legally walk around with open containers of alcohol, and restaurants and bars allow you to take your drinks to go. You almost literally never have to be sober.
It added to the blurry, hazy fun whirlwind of the beginning of our relationship, but I thought that would slow down when we moved in together and were seeing each other’s daily lives and habits. But it didn’t.
If anything, I noticed Amy drinking even more than she ever did on her dates, almost like she had been holding herself back.
All the servers and bartenders at her waitressing job in the French Quarter drank during their shifts, and often went out and partied after work till the early morning, getting drunk and spending their hard-earned tips.
Amy would also wake up in the morning and start drinking a Bloody Mary or a mimosa before she started painting. I realized quickly that Amy almost always had a drink in her hand, no matter what time of day or what she was doing.
I tried to brush it off. We were young, and she was an artist, all her friends and coworkers were drinkers, we lived in New Orleans, it was all just part of the lifestyle.
But in my gut, I felt something wasn’t right.


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About Matt Melone, Attorney
I was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I am a third generation attorney. Both my father, Jerry M. Melone, and my grandfather, James P. Melone, were attorneys who graduated from the University of Tulsa Law School. I attended Edison High School and two years of undergraduate school at the University of Tulsa, before completing my undergraduate degree at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. In 1983, I earned my Bachelor of Arts Degree (with Special Honors) in Political Science at George Washington University. During that time, I also attended the Russian language summer study immersion program at Norwich College in Vermont. In 1986, I earned my Law Degree from the George Washington University National Law Center. While earning my law degree, I also attended Oxford University in England through the University of San Diego’s summer study program in International Law. In 1986, after earning my law degree, I returned to Tulsa and joined my father in private law practice. In 1990, I was sworn into the U.S. Supreme Court Bar. In 1995, I transitioned to practice law as a solo attorney. Since then, I have been honored to practice law under the family name, Melone & Melone.
Since 2007, I have been honored to carry the prestigious:
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TRUMPET BLAST TRILOGY (Anthology by Matt Melone)
PREFACE: The Trumpet Blast Trilogy is an Anthology of inspirational world literature, poetry, and artwork. It is inspired by the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson, who in 1836 suggested that readers create their own personal books of reflection and inspiration, following the Renaissance practice of collecting writings that resonate like the sound of a trumpet. This book is intended as a celebration of the diversity of our world and is dedicated to the best of humanity. Most of the included authors are recipients of international awards, including Nobel Prize winners, Pulitzer Prize winners, as well as the highest honors endowed by the many countries spanning the globe.
This Anthology was created to foster the open-minded respect for the many and varied philosophies, religions, and socio-political ideologies around the world. Historically, human intolerance has been the poisonous undertone of our earthly pilgrimage. Intolerance causes discord, hate, and a violent penchant to overcome dissent with brutality. It has been wisely observed that if we would hope to change the world, then perhaps we should begin with ourselves individually. An attitude of genuine humility leads to the mutual respect for the ideas and convictions of others, while still allowing the sincere pursuit of our own individual convictions.
If humankind hopes to overcome the myopic tendency to believe that only one philosophy, religion, or form of government is valid, then we must first learn to embrace diversity of thought and faith. As so many of our enlightened ancestors have observed, humanity will not survive unless we learn to extend our circle of compassion beyond our own family, country, religion, and culture. Our future depends on our willingness to extend our allegiance to all of Humanity, to Life in all its many forms, to all of Nature, and finally to the Earth herself, our collective habitat.
The full version of this Anthology is free for anyone to enjoy:
- Trumpet Blast Trilogy I (click link)
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- Trumpet Blast Trilogy III (click link)
- Trumpet Blast Trilogy Preface (click link)
- Trumpet Blast Trilogy Index (click link)
* This Anthology is not intended for sale or publication. To the extent that any of the collected materials included in this Anthology are not in the public domain, such materials may be subject to copyright and trademark protection by the writers referenced.
* Excerpts from THE TRUMPET BLAST TRILOGY:
Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882): “Make your own book: select and collect all the words and sentences that in all your readings have been like the blast of a trumpet.” Emerson’s words refer to the Renaissance practice of compiling favorite quotes, poems, letters, and passages into a simple book for reflection and inspiration.
Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910) / Nobel Prize Nominee: “Freethinkers are those who are willing to use their minds without prejudice and without fearing to understand things that clash with their own customs, privileges, or beliefs. This state of mind is not common, but it is essential for right thinking.”
Albert Einstein (1879-1955) / Nobel Prize 1921: “A human being is a part of the whole called by us the Universe, a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts, and his feelings as something separated from the rest. This is an optical delusion of his consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few persons nearest to us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty.”
James Michener (1907-1997) / Pulitzer Prize (1948): “This is the journey that every person must make: to find himself. If he fails in this, then it doesn’t matter much what else he finds. Money, position, fame, many loves: all of these are of such little consequence. When the tickets are collected at the end of the ride, such things are tossed into the bin marked meaningless. But, if a man happens to find himself – if he knows what he can be depended upon to do, the limits of his courage, the positions from which he will no longer retreat, the degree to which he can surrender his inner life, the secret reservoirs of his determination, the extent of his dedication, the depth of his feeling for beauty, his honest and unpostured goals – then he has found a mansion which he can inhabit with dignity all the days of his life.”


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Quick Answer: To download an Audible book on your iPhone, open the Audible app, sign in to your account, and browse for the book you want to download. Once you’ve found it, tap on the book cover and then select “Download” to start the download process.
So, you’ve recently become an audiobook enthusiast and want to know how to download an Audible book on your iPhone? Well, you’re in the right place! In this article, we’ll guide you through the simple steps to get your favorite audiobook downloaded onto your iPhone, so you can enjoy it anytime, anywhere.
Gone are the days of carrying around bulky books or straining your eyes with small fonts. Thanks to Audible, you can delve into captivating stories and educational content with just a few taps on your iPhone. Whether you’re commuting, exercising, or simply relaxing at home, Audible brings the world of literature right to your fingertips.
So, let’s dive straight into the process of downloading an Audible book on your iPhone, shall we?
How to Download an Audible Book on iPhone
Have you ever wanted to enjoy a captivating audiobook on your iPhone? Look no further than Audible, the world’s largest platform for digital audiobooks. With Audible, you can access an extensive library of audiobooks, from classic novels to thrilling mysteries, and even educational content. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the step-by-step process of downloading an Audible book on your iPhone, so you can dive into your favorite stories anytime, anywhere.
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Before we delve into the downloading process, it’s essential to have the Audible app installed on your iPhone. Here’s how you can get started:
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- Tap the “Get” button, and then “Install” to download and install the app on your iPhone.
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Browsing and Selecting an Audiobook
1. Launch the Audible app on your iPhone.
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Before committing to a purchase, Audible allows you to listen to a sample of the audiobook. This feature helps you ensure that the narrator’s voice and the overall listening experience align with your preferences. Follow these steps to preview and purchase an audiobook:
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Downloading an Audiobook
Once you have purchased an audiobook, it’s time to download it to your iPhone for offline listening. Follow these steps to initiate the download:
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Accessing Your Downloaded Audiobooks
To access your downloaded audiobooks and start listening, navigate to your library using the following steps:
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Audible offers several features to enhance your listening experience. Here are some options you can explore:
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Now that you have mastered the art of downloading an Audible book on your iPhone, you can enjoy your favorite stories on the go. Explore the vast world of audiobooks, expand your literary horizons, and embark on countless adventures through Audible’s remarkable platform. Happy listening!
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I download an Audible book on my iPhone?
Downloading an Audible book on your iPhone is quick and easy. Just follow these steps:
Can I download Audible books directly on my iPhone?
Absolutely! You can download Audible books directly on your iPhone using the Audible app. Simply open the app, sign in to your Audible account, and search for the book you want to download. Once you’ve found it, tap on the book cover, then tap the “Download” button.
What if I don’t have the Audible app on my iPhone?
If you don’t have the Audible app installed on your iPhone, don’t worry. You can easily download it from the App Store. Open the App Store, search for “Audible,” and tap the “Get” button to download and install the app. Once it’s installed, follow the previous steps to download Audible books on your iPhone.
How do I listen to Audible books offline on my iPhone?
To listen to Audible books offline on your iPhone, you need to download them first. Follow the steps mentioned earlier to download an Audible book on your iPhone. Once the book is downloaded, you can access it anytime, even without an internet connection. Just open the Audible app, go to your library, and select the downloaded book to start listening.
Can I download multiple Audible books on my iPhone?
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This is the story of foolish Prince Bass Fiddle and wise Jerry Kemal. As you remember, last time, the Prince was found without a dime on the Ponce Valdez while Jerry watched from a tree...
In the land of Ali Baba near the Sea of Babalee, Lived a man who played the zither with a pronoun on his knee. He would dance among the fuzzy trees and bring the birds to life And his name was Prince Bass Fiddle and he loved his ugly wife.
He would sing the songs of Lutvee in his very special way And he puffed tea with his lumpy head and sleep all night and day. With his turban and his leicester faced the thieves of Germany But beware great Prince Bass Fiddle, you´ll be hanging from a tree.
Fifty days and nights they waited for a sign from old Ratan To pretend to wear the colours of the Emperor Charlie Chan. So they strolled into the forest with a song and energy To find bay leaves in the cauldron of the mad witch Betty Lee.
Came the answer from a leaf top that was found upon the ground "Only time and Prince Bass Fiddle will repair your bellies round. Search the highlands search the lowlands, cruise the Sea of Babalee, But remember that your children need the food from filigree."
Then one day in Abalone came a messenger to say That onion-head Bass Fiddle broke in half no more to play. Will we lose our land of Lutvee to the bearded men of Cleaves? Only miracles can save us and some tricks inside our sleeves.
From the sky there was an answer to the question of the plebes "You will meet a tall dark stranger wearing black and blue cannives. Who is Lucy, who is Nestor? We should only be there now. Why its Aphrodite Milton and his keeper Prince Kemal.


and a Regrettable Engagement — Past Show
Written and Directed by Elizabeth Shipe
Sherlock Holmes and a Regrettable Engagement is the thrilling second adventure in Elizabeth Shipe's original theatrical series. Inspired by the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, this brand new Holmes story unlocks the mystery of the greatest adversary Sherlock Holmes ever faced through his many cases. Join the heroes of Baker Street in another exciting evening of detection, mystery and quick witted humor.
It's supposed to be a quiet night at 221-B Baker Street for Mrs. Hudson and the Irregulars. But Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are about to get more than they bargained for when Professor James Moriarty stops by with a trick or two up his sleeve. Help Sherlock and Watson face off against their most legendary and notorious foe. The game is afoot!
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A Brand is Born
Contemplating the albatross of the Kerguelen in flight gives Baudelaire’s second poem in his collection Les fleurs du mal its full meaning. There is a deep need in man to rise up, to imagine and to dream in order to be alive. It was from this inspiration and strong aesthetic desire that L’Albatrôs Paris was born. Driven by its affinity with wood, a living and sublime material, this young jewellery house is dedicated to striving for beauty. In order to do this, each variety of wood is an invitation to adventure and travel, while marquetry provides the link between man and the material, between talent and the life force. This is what L’Albatrôs Paris is striving towards; to create wonder, to carry every individual towards this dream and to share the feeling of completeness which stirs inside us in the face of beauty.


Only farmers understand these farmer meme
i dont get can someone please explain this to me wjat is a head tomato
looks like we’ve got ourselves a city slicker
I swallow down the summer sky,
and even though it tastes good,
I am still left with burning organs
and a sunburned heart.
I miss singing to the moon, but nowadays
I just hum to
I trace his tattoos,
and he tells me he’ll
get one for me one day,
but comes home with
another girl’s name printed across his skin.
Everyone around me thinks it’s stupid
that I talk more to a notebook
than I do to people,
but when I try to tell them about the sky,
they think I mean the weather.
I keep falling in love with boys I make up in my head,
and maybe that’s the most honest thing
I’ve said all day.
I see fireworks in my dreams
and wake up to a smoky room.
I don’t know if any of this makes sense anymore,
but I stopped trying a long time ago.
I still love myself,
even on the days I don’t,
and that’s why I stopped calling
people who never even bothered
saving my number.
I guess that’s what these poems are.
The calls that hurt too much to make,
I’m still getting a busy signal from you.


The State of the Common Room Address
The common room is filthy. Search your feelings. You know it to be true.
Whenever I get stressed, I have this tendency to ignore everything happening around me. That is, I don’t have time to care about anything other than what can relieve my stress.
And when that happens, it’s as if my brain shuts everything else down but the limbic system. It’s as if, all I care about is just eating and sleeping— seeking all sorts of comfort. It’s as if my brain is ‘allocating limited resources’ to simply mitigating my fight-or-flight response, trying to survive through a flood of nervous system responses meant for our pre-historic hunter-gatherer ancestors.
It’s as if, the singular goal of reliving my stress turns me into a primal, selfish monster. And I’m sure this happens to you too.
While we’re busy working on our assignments, catching up on lectures, or even sorting some issues out at home, all we care about is just trying to get that stuff done. I mean, who has time to care for anything else?
As a side effect of this, we’re abusing our dear common room to its full extent. As we try to get assignments done, we don’t care if we just leave books lying on the ground, underneath chairs, tables or sofas. As we try to catch up on lectures, we don’t care if we just leave food scraps out, ignore the dishes— so long as we get food while we work. Although it may sound optimal, it’s not great for anyone else.
Dishes pile up high, books and magazines are littered everywhere. The stationery’s scattered enough to become a treasure hunt. The fridge becomes a magnet for “science experiments”— and don’t get me started on the poor old microwave.
The common room is a mess, and we’re all to be blamed. And as much as there are those who are altruistic enough to tidy up (or perhaps, obsessed with cleanliness)— there are far greater of us who pollute it as we please.
So the best thing we can do, isn’t to ram our way through the room like rhino as we try and get our stress relieved. We should instead help each other out by fixing up even the most trivial of things around the room. Even if it’s as simple as throwing small scraps of paper, organising stationery, or perhaps even packing up once you’ve finished.
Although your stress remains, knowing that the common room will end up that extra bit cleaner should at least leave you better off than you started.


Today I'm learning more about courage. General George Patton said, "Fear kills more people than death." Everyone has fears and needs courage to face them. When you are afraid you have two choices--do nothing and let the fear fester like a cancer, or identify what you fear and deal with it. I am actually enjoying facing some of my fears because I realize if I face them I am finally in control. Sometimes things are overwhelming. "You often hear, Be bold. Take a leap! Sometimes you should. Other times, there's a better idea. Take a step." (Harry Beckwith) I like that saying because I can just take a few meaningful, well-planned steps to face my fears, and make progress towards my goal. I'm trying to develop some better habits and I can see that step by step they are possible. Have a sunshiny day.
I'm reading Mac Anderson's book "Charging the Human Battery". I definately need to increase my motivation in lots of areas, and I thought I might share some things that have been inspirational to me. One thought was that everything that is worthwhile in life is free--our minds, our souls, our bodies, our hopes, our dreams, our intelligence, and our love. All of these priceless possessions are free. To be motivated, we need to identify our values of what is really important when we set goals. As we make decisions, we can make choices that have a great impact on our life. Marcy Blochowiak said, "You are always only one choice away from changing your life." Therefore, we need to choose wisely and commit ourselves to move forward with hope and not give up on something we know is important. We only need the courage to make it. Today I identified some things I felt were most important to do. I realized that I don't need to spend a lot of time on everything, just do the best I could. I have felt a sense of accomplishment and joy in checking off all of the items on my list. Now I have the rest of the day to do a little more. I even had some quiet time to meditate and chose which things I will continue to work on tomorrow. Although many would think I'm moving too slowly, I am working forward with a steady pace. I realize that I am truly blessed. One of my favorite things to do every day is read the blogs of friends, and I have decided that I need to write my insights every day as a dear friend does. I hope you can put up with a philosophical perspective for awhile as I work through some of my personal challenges. I think it will be a profitable journey for me and I hope for others. Have a wonderful day!
Will Rogers said, "Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there." I think I let myself get run over. I know I have procrastinated doing some things to improve my health, and I now have to take some drastic steps to compensate for my lack of action. I was reading some journal entries of 15 years ago and realized I had the same health goals then as I do now. I haven't made very much progress. I can see that procrastinating. has been a poor choice. Yesterday I started on insulin for my type 2 diabetis. In two weeks I begin my education phase of treatment and in three weeks I meet with the dietician. I have some challenges facing me and I'm eager to get started. Hopefully I'll quit just "sitting there" and make some lifestyle changes that matter. The insulin shots are easy. The lifestyle will get me further down the right track. Onward!
Sometimes it seems I get so busy with life that I miss some of the good things of life. Today I'm remembering some of the good times of the past week. I love the toothy little grin of my youngest grandson, the unintelligible chatter of the two-year old, the excitement of the dog when someone plays with him, the teasing of grandpa and the giggles that follow, the blue skies, some sunshine, the playfulness of my daughter and her dimple when she's happy, the excited participation of family when playing games, pictures that family share, real mail that makes my day, e-mail from friends, quiet time with my hubby, eating nuts and watching Hogan's Heroes/Gomer Pyle, special friends at Church, special neighbors that are always willing to help, little flowers that are beginning to bud, a good nights sleep, notification that my mammogram came back with no sign of cancer, not having to pay co-pay because I have a credit, low-sugar treats, hugs, laughter, lunch with dear friends, time in the Temple, e-mail from grandchildren, finding something I had lost, reading blogs that I enjoy, playing Sudoku, playing Wii with family, reading the newspaper, reading the scriptures, reading some good books, getting my hair done, ......Wow! It's been a week of blessings! Hope your week was one of blessings too.
I've been reading some neat articles lately. This one tells the story of an older man who goes up into his attic to find a picture of his wife who recently passed away. He found a box of her things and inside was a journal written by their son when he was six or seven. He couldn't figure out why she would have saved the journal so he took it downstairs to read. He read a few entries and then went into his office and grabbed his journal for the same time period. He read an entry for June 22nd that said "Went fishing with Jimmy. Day was a total waste. Didn't catch a thing." In Jimmy's journal for that day it read "Dad took me fishing. It was the best day of my life." It is so interesting to see the same event from two points of view. It illustrates a special fact. The way a child spells love is t*i*m*e. Time we spend with a child can be the most productive time we can ever spend. I am truly enjoying time with my grandchildren. My oldest grandson turned twelve last week. We all went to Joe's Crabshack and he ordered crab. He relished cracking the crab leg's to get the tasty morsels. He ate the whole thing and then ordered chocolate cake. When we were leaving I asked him if he had enjoyed the dinner. He said, "that was the best meal I ever ate." He loved having people who cared take time with him. A granddaughter came and played a card game. She is beginning to want to play games with the grownups. Another graddaughter wanted to play games on the Wii. A little granddaughter wanted to "fix us a meal " like in a restaurant and took our orders. A grandson wanted grandpa to take his picture with a Nerf dart on his forehead. We all laughed and enjoyed the picture. Another grandson gave hugs and ran off to play. I love seeing Grandpa with the little grandsons that are living with us. One he carries around on his shoulder. This brings giggles and squeals of joy. The little one has the biggest grin and will laugh at almost anything. Yes, love is spelled t*i*m*e. Time with our children.
I read an interesting article that prodded me to examine the fences of my mind. It told of how everyone said that running a mile in four minutes was impossible. Doctors said it was physically impossible. Then in 1954 Roger Bannister ran the four-minute mile. Since then over 700 have broken the four minute mile, mainly because they believed they could do it. We all have things that we think are impossible for us to achieve. So I have been contemplating what things I want to accomplish and identifying what my "fences" are. I hope this awareness will give me a new push in accomplishing some of my dreams. I love that refreshing feeling of hope that comes when we realize who we are and that we have a strength and potential that can help us acquire some of our fondest wishes. Onward!
I have enjoyed time with my grandchildren lately. Always my greatest joy. My oldest grandchild is twelve today and getting ready for junior high. Where has the time gone? We are going out to dinner with them tonight and I'm looking forward to that. I loved the hugs and kisses Sunday when some of them came to play games. I tended my youngest little one when my daughter took her two-year old for a haircut. Cute little guy slept the whole time they were gone, so I got quite a bit done. The two-year old looks older with his haircut. I am tending today while my daughter runs some errands. He is full of curiosity! He loves to hold my knickknacks and open the curio cabinet. Needless to say I've moved everything to the top two shelves. He loves to run his hands over the glass shelves too. Tomorrow he will be so excited because we will probably get his pet dog here from Hawaii. That will be a new experience for all of us. Kids and dog! All of this is suppose to keep me young, right? At least I'm enjoying the ride!


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It all started one winter’s eve when I was walking back home and spotted a man smoking by the road. The thought of him smoking and blowing out a thick cloud of smoke intrigued me enough to actually find out what it felt-like to smoke. The next moment I had a cigarette in my hand and I took my first puff of the blazing tobacco only to hack and cough for the next 2 minutes. Well that is exactly how I began my journey of smoking and no blames to peers, television or for that matter the man who I watched before smoking my first cigarette.
People begin smoking for many reasons but it is their own choice. Blaming anyone and everyone for it is just silly! So while few of my friends smoked as they wanted to fit in the ‘Cool’ crowd of high school, many grown-ups do it to calm their senses and relieve their stress. Let’s just say when a couple of my friends were asked about their first experience with the smoking; the responses were quite different from usual.
My childhood friend had a completely strange take on her first cigarette. She said, I smoked my first cigarette when I was 15 and I did it as I wanted to know why my dad looked so calm and tension-free after one. Trust me I received my answer to that ten years later after a crazy meeting with a client.
I was the only non-smoker in my close group of 5 colleagues. I was 27 then. Once when I was sailing through a rough patch in my married life and was discussing it with them, one of them was quick to say that everything will be fine with time, just chill and have a smoke. It was quick for me and without a second thought I took it from him and had my first puff. And it’s been six years now, I am still in love with that first puff as I continue to smoke till today, but not more than 3-4 a day. It makes me feel in total control of life, says another close friend of mine.
Coming back to my experience, it wasn’t in a jiffy that I bought a cigarette, but a lot of research went behind it. As first I had to pick a location where no one can see me, then a vendor of my confidence who would not yell and tell it to everyone, and finally the perfect moment when I could experience my first puff. The entire drill of finding the right moment to take my first cigarette was quite like a James Bond movie except that I was fighting with my own fears. Finally I took the first puff and mapped the motion of the smoke which I inhaled. It was cool at first and later ran down my throat cooling my system and I could actually feel it engulfing my lungs only to cough like a tuberculosis patient. But it felt good – I felt nice even though my eyes watered and there was a subtle irritation down in my epiglottis . The second puff was similar to that I had watched on television, where in this time I stayed slow and steady with my moves and nailed it with a thick cloud of smoke coming out of mouth.
My shoulders that looked tensed suddenly felt light and so did my mind that was running multiple thoughts in it. I must have never felt so contented and happy, though a bit dazed after completing my cigarette, but a gulp of water and it was me back to my usual self. Even though your mouth reeks of smoke just like your hair; first timers are advised to always keep a peppermint gum and a body spray handy to avoid unwanted stares and questions from family members. Did I just take you back to your first cigarette experience?
In all, smoking for the first time wasn’t as bad as it sounded to be. It has been 15 years now since I have been smoking and let’s just say until done in moderation with a proper diet you have nothing much to worry about.
So this was my story. What about yours? When was your first cigarette? How was the experience? What triggered you to your first cigarette?


A trigger warning for suicide.
It is currently 5 PM. 1700 hours on a freezing Monday (I thought it was summer). I got out of bed at 9 AM this morning. My desk is a mess. I just had cake. It's been 20 days since I last thought about my thirteen reasons why.
I would celebrate. I am celebrating. Periods of fulfillment like these don't roll about very often, you see.
There are two states of me, two warring states that are constantly fluctuating and oh, it is Frustrating. When I find myself at peace, when the voices in my head aren't screaming my worthlessness over and over and over again, when something I create, or a task I successfully accomplished leaves me feeling fulfilled and joyous, those are the times when every dark episode and thrashing nights huddle away at the back of my memory vaults. I don't remember how being empty feels. I don't remember how being empty starts, or ends. Being empty is a state that exists, and when the stars align, I find myself once again being shoved head-first into a terrifyingly deep pit with nothing else but the echos of my own voice.
I've seen myself at the bottom of that pit, making plans around potentially ending it all. I've watch myself attempt the worst, only to stop at the very last second to ask myself, "Is this what I really want?". I've seen what remains of those times, the poems that litter my notes app, the stories I write down for when I finally decide to write a book, the little drawings I scribble on the sides of my worksheets. My work is a record of the thoughts that run astray in my mind. More often than not, they are sad, scared and horrifying.
I should be appreciating my joyful moments more. I should be taking advantage of the moment and pushing all my efforts into creating new pieces of work. The levels of focus and productivity I have experienced over the past 20 days is insane in comparison to the same me, just 365 days ago. But I can't. I can't without staring at myself in the mirror, completely unrecognisable with a smile that's just too bright, a voice that is just too chirpy and my enthusiasm levels off the roof. And maybe that's just it, my writing knows no way of existing without the trail of despondent depression that has etched itself upon my work. 'Empty' is a trademark of my creativity, and I'm not so sure if I am ready to accept that just yet.


Mogadishu is a city that exists in the stories of its inhabitants, now displaced in various parts of the world, and only thanks to their memories can it be reconstructed.
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For many members of the Somali diaspora, the fear of fading memories places a sense of urgency on them to keep these stories of their homeland alive. The great African novelist Ben Okri once said “to poison a nation, poison its stories”. Stories have the ability to harm or heal societies. Oftentimes, it is simply the exclusion from the main narrative that can greatly harm or marginalize a group of people.
For Somalis, this had been the case for over two decades. Their homeland has been portrayed for them by news media as a place of violence, destitution and death. For those who are part of Shirin’s generation, their homeland is far from those news media images. They have countless stories from long days spent at Lido Beach enjoying ice lollies to catching a movie in one of the city’s many open-air theatres. Mogadishu is preserved in their minds and their stories.


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❝ And I realize that no matter where I am, whether in a little room full of thought, or in this endless universe of stars and mountains, it’s all in my mind.
❝ The soul becomes dyed with the color of its thoughts.


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Celebrating World Book Day in Reception (Spring Term 2)
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Reading in Year 6- Blackout Poetry (Autumn Term 2)
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Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe born January 19,1809 in Boston,mass.
1811 December 8, Elizabeth Arnold Hopkins Poe's Mother Died in Richmond Va. A few days later he was adopted by Mr and Mrs. John Allan of Richmond,Va.
1815 July 28. The Allans and their adopted son arrive in England.
1818-1820 Poe attends the Manor House School at Stoke Newingion,near London.
1820 July 21. The Allans and Poe arrive in New York.
They reach Richmond on August 2 and reside wirh Charles Ellis,Allan's partner.
1821 They move to Fifth Street between Marshall and Clay.
Poe attends the clarke School until December 1822.
1823 April 1. He enters William Burke's School.
1825 June 28. John Allan purchases a hound at Fith and Main Strees,Richmond.
1826 Febuary 14. Poe enters the University of Virginia,Charlottesville.
December 15. The term ends,and John Allan removes Poe from the University.
1827 March 24. Poe leaves Richmond and goes to Boston,where he arrives on April 7.
May 26. He enlists as a private in the U,S. Army under the name Edgar A. Perry and is stationed at the Fort Independence in Boston Harbor.
Tamerlane and other Poems is published in Boston,
November 8-18. En route wirh his battery of artilery to Fort Moultire,Charleston,S.C.
1828 December 11-15. En toute to Fortress Monroe,VA.
1829 January 1. He is promoted to the rank of Sergeant Major.
Febuary 29. Frances Allan,Poe's Foster Mother dies in Richmond.
Poe is honorably Discharged from the Army and goes to Washington to seek and appointment at West Point.
Autumn. He stays in Baltimore,perhaps with his aunt,Mrs Maria Clemm,and her daughter Virginia.
December. Al Aaraaf,Tamerlane,and Minor Poems is published in Baltimore.
1830 June. At the U.S. Military Academy at West point N.Y.
1831 February 19. He leaves West point.
April.(?) Poems by Edgar Allan Poe,Second Edition is Published in New York.
Summer. He again takes up residence with his aunt Mrs.Cleemm,in Baltimore.
1832 The Philadelphia Saturday Courier publishes five of Poe's tails.
1833 October 12. His ms Found in a Bottle wins first place prize in a contest in the Baltimore Saterday Visiter.
1834 March 27. John allan, Poe's wealthy Foster father dies in Richman,leaving Poe nothing.
I'm not really sure anyone knows the truth behind Mr. Allan's disinheritance.As the rumors goes it is said that Mr. Allan > did not approve of Poe's liquor and substance abuse. And that Poe and him argued a great deal and one of the subject's was Poe was angry with his Foster Father for his many affairs with
women while his Mother was ill.
1835 The southen Literary Messenger of Richmond published four of Poe's tails.
August. Poe leaves Balto,pre amd goes to Richmond to become an assistant editor of The Southern Literary Messenger.
October 3. Mrs. Clemm and Virginia join him in Richmond.
1836 May 16. Poe marries Virginia,who is not yet fourteen years old( She was born August 15,1822.)