Angel Message For The Week #3
by Elise Cantrell,
It is time to bring to a close any unfinished business left over from 2017.
Tie up loose ends and lay to rest anything which no longer brings you to life.
Part ways now with that which has served its purpose and played itself out.
Put last year�s stories behind you now.
Make way for the new energy that is coming forward as you end the month.
It is an energy of upliftment and renewal.
Sacred healing and positive change is at hand.
The �real you� wants to come out of hiding and take over from here forward.
What you once thought was the real you no longer exists.
This forthcoming energy brings you greater clarity and discernment than ever before about
what you want and what is not for you any longer.
Follow the energy and trust that the path will unfold.
How long have you put you on the �back burner?� What inspires you?
What empowers you?
What have you been longing for that you have been denying yourself of having or being?
What are you willing to see now, that you were previously blinded to?
Are you ready for a fresh start?
Follow where the real YOU leads.
You are your own master.
Step into self-trust.
Stop ignoring your own intuition and your powerful awareness.
Stop solely listening to and believing in conditioned rational thinking which has long
kept you stuck in the ordinary when you were meant for something extraordinary!
Your uniqueness and potency are much needed at this time.
Walk in to the truest version of yourself and give that YOU a hug and say to yourself,
�I am finally here.� Welcome home, for you have arrived.
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22 Smart Decor Ideas for Small Apartment - Maximize Your Space and Budget in Small Apartments - Duration: 4:11.
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The Diaries of Agent Silent Death Available Now for Wolfenstein II - Duration: 1:09.
My name is Jessica Valiant, Agent Silent Death.
After the love of my life was taken away from me,
the world submitted to the Nazis.
Then one day I received a mysterious folder.
Inside were the briefs for three assassination targets
responsible for the betrayal, torture, and murder of my husband.
These men had to die.
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Mentorship Program for Teenagers: Shane Feldman from Undercover High visits Breakfast Television - Duration: 4:40.
Would you go back to high school? Shane Feldman is joining us this morning to talk about his new
docu-series Undercover High. Well done on convincing everyone you were a teenager
Come on look at this face, it wasn't that hard.
Well we need to play the game right now: How old are you?
I'm 23 right now
23 years old and you pulled off 17?
Yeah, being a senior in high school.
Can you tell us a little bit more about the high school where you went undercover?
Sure, it was a high school in Topeka Kansas very
representative of a typical high school in North America it was about a third
Hispanic a third african-american a third Caucasian and about 70% of students
on the free lunch program so a significant amount of poverty and
challenge in that regard but just a very culturally diverse school with a
lot of the challenges you would find in any typical high school here or anywhere
else in the continent really.
So you were one of seven young adults that went
undercover for a full semester taking the curriculum going through the motions
to appear that you are part of that class what did you experience that
surprised you in terms of what you saw and what you heard because the objective
of this was to find out how parents can connect with their kids
Absolutely, that was definitely my objective going in: how can we bring teens closer with their
parents with their teachers and what I found going in was that there is more
need for that than ever before there is this scary growing disconnect between
teenagers and really adults in general this is a generation that feels so
misunderstood rightfully so and they feel this lack of compassion and empathy
just because they feel like they are these foreign beings growing up in this
technological age and of course social media technology smartphones are just
bringing them further away from their parents and teachers so how do we close
that gap that's ultimately become my mission coming up
when I watched some of the clips of your show and you mentioned technology I
think that's one of the huge differences between when we as we went to high
school and today's high school students so how are smartphones coming into play
in the classroom?
As the ultimate distraction. Not just that, I mean it's
it's still something that's so new I mean you think about smart phones social
media in general we're really probably about 5,000 days into that so it's very
new even though we use it so readily in our everyday lives and in the classroom
a lot of teachers don't have strict rules in place they don't even know how
to use them necessarily themselves sometimes so they're really dominating
the classroom and students are so sucked into technology sometimes that they're so
disconnected not only from schoolwork but from community in general.
What's the biggest fear that you observed with students that exist to them and we've
seen 13 Reasons Why, people speculate what's going on, this show is not
Hollywood this show is an honest look at the challenges going on but the biggest
fear that exists and how do we overcome it?
My biggest fear is that not enough
students have a caring adult or mentor in their life that is really not only
looking out for them but showing up really showing up because that's
something that students can't get online through social media what we need more
than ever are teachers that forget about academics and teaching teachers that
just walk into the room with empathy and compassion show up and are there for
their students in every regard same with parents same with mentors that students
just desperately want to be seen and heard and it is our job to show up.
So Shane it's been what about five years since you were in high school?
Yeah, about a decade since I started, and in 2012 I graduated.
Is there anything about your undercover
high school experience and and what that you know culture was like that you
wished you had had four or five years ago?
You know what, it's interesting
in many ways I feel like as different as things are nothing has really changed
walking back into the walls of that high school I I felt like I was right back at
home in a sense high school was kind of like my stomping ground I had a really
difficult start as you guys know to my high school experience but I found my
ebb and flow I grew to love Count Me In of course grew out of my
high school experience now I work with high school students for a living and
mentor them online and you know I really feel like as challenging as things are
the overall high school experience is still what I remember it to be.
So perhaps not that different from 1997 Charles A Senior Secondary, Prince Rupert
and ESS pagers and pay phones that was the technology we had you know
Things have changed. Undercover High still many episodes left there's ten episodes in the run right?
Eleven. Eleven, yeah. You need to watch this experience on TV.
Shane Feldman .com where you can follow Shane and his adventures as well.
Congrats this is an important show thank you very much all right we'll take a break
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Hi Hunter, I'm Bryce Harvick!
I'm one of the superheros in Hunter's Army
Your Grandpa was friends with my Grandpa
I'm so good at this
Your Dad is friends with my Dad
I want to be friends with you!
I hope I get to meet you soon
Guess what... I only have one kidney
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look at my belly
look at my belly
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Padmaavat's visual opulence can't make up for its misplaced glorification - Duration: 6:58.
Padmaavat's visual opulence can't make up for its misplaced glorification
In terms of visual opulence and spectacle, every Sanjay Leela Bhansali film has outdone its predecessor, and Padmaavat was no exception. The scenes were grander, the castles more magnificent and the jewels more radiant.
But somewhere amid the whirlwind of palatial grandeur, Bhansali forgot to work on one of the prerequisite of good cinema — a compelling plot line. And that is just the beginning of the long list of things that went wrong with Padmaavat.
If anything, Padmaavat is a singularly exalting love letter written by Sanjay Leela Bhansali to the Rajputs. And look what he got in return? Death threats, bounties on noses and vandalism on his sets.
While that is another sad story to dwell upon, let's talk about what Padmaavat brings to the screens.
When Padmaavat's (then called Padmavati) first trailer dropped months ago, one thing that had me hooked about this period drama was its novel intention of unfolding some visually perfect and magnificently shot battle scenes.
Head full of that, I flocked to a 3D show. But there is not even one mildly engaging battle scene in the 164 minutes long film.
Action sequences in Padmaavat. And if the one where Alauddin Khilji decimates the Mongols comes to your mind, take this. With sharp spearheads, galloping horses and a raging gusto, armies pounce on the battlefield.
A swirl of golden sand follows and out of nowhere Ranveer appears with the enemy's head on his spike. Speaking about the spiked heads, let's talk about the one that belonged to Raghav Chetan.
It is miraculously delivered to Rani Padmavati without even a blotch of blood like a cleanly cut piece of meat served on silverware.
And, while we wait along with Khilji in the tents outside Chittor for a full-scale battle, all we get is the tried-and-tested sparring between the leads in the penultimate scene.
Throughout the film, we are left waiting, not just for gruesome action but also for a gripping narrative. Based on the epic poem Padmavat by Malik Muhammad Jayasi, what we have here is a typical love-at-first-sight story between a Rajput king (Shahid Kapoor) and his queen (Deepika Padukone), only disrupted by a barbaric outsider (Ranveer Singh) who falls in love with the fable of her beauty.
And in its paean-like attempt to glorify Rajput 'aan, baan and shaan,' all Padmaavat becomes is a detailed handbook on how to be a Rajput.
We are reminded of the 'exemplary' Rajput 'usool' more times than we can count. The Rajput ki talwar, Rajput ka dhar and Rajput ke kangan have been given some insane amount of screen time.
While ultimately these famed 'usool' only become the excuse Ratan Singh has for every faulty strategy and for every wasted opportunity to kill Khilji.
Ranveer Singh as Alauddin Khilji devours meat with his bare hands.
One, when an unarmed Khilji graces the Chittor Fort, Rajput 'usool' say 'you can't attack a guest,' second, when Ratan Singh is singularly face-to-face with a dilapidated Khilji, Rajput usool say 'you can't attack a 'ghayal' and lastly when Khilji and Ratan Singh are embroiled in their deadly lockdown, Rajput usool say 'the army stands by the king's decision,' even if the other side cheats.
And if that wasn't enough, in what we can call the film's keynote address, Padmavati moves a large group of women (including a pregnant mother) to perform 'jauhar' for their husbands.
And that is exactly the point when Padmaavat moves from a boring yawn-fest to a dodgy cringe-fest of male chauvinism for me.
And the problem again lies in the blatant glorification of this horrendous act of 'jauhar.' It is almost spelled out loud for the audience with a pitch black theatre screen resonating with the narrator's voice, "Padmavati ka jauhar, Khilji ki sabse badi haar aur Rajputo ki sabse badi jeet thi.".
Deepika Padukone during her moving address in Padmaavat. Padmaavat lives on the extremes.
It presents a world where there is an incessant flattery of Rajputana on one side but on the other, there is an absolute demonisation of the Khiljis who are given to every moral vice that ever existed – gluttony, voluptuousness, greed and ambition.
And while Bhansali does explore a new dimension of suggested homosexuality in Khilji's relationship with Malik Kafur (Jim Sarbh), we are left wishing that he would have given the same amount of time to the rest of the themes and plot.
He even touches upon the motif of mystique with the Rajguru's act but sadly doesn't feel the need to build over it.
And despite Ranveer delivering a top-notch performance as the epitome of the extremist villainy, Padmaavat always remains in the strictly drawn black and white, never daring to paint the grey.
With an insipid narrative and relentless exaltation of the Rajputana, Padmaavat ends up being a tiring affair.
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