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The Amazon Princess has been a staple of American culture for decades, yet has failed to make it to the big screen. While her appearance in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice will be a great first step, we are looking ahead to what DC’s resident warrior will need to bring in order to survive the onslaught of competition in her wake come 2017. So without further ado, here’s our list of 7 things we think need to happen in the Wonder Woman movie.

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  1. Omesh Singh

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    I hope they release a video game in a similar style to God of War. They could call it Goddess of Truth

  2. HnHBlkM

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    Oh ya'll are going to be sorely disappointed with the WW movie.

  3. Mar10

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    It's been known that a hero is defined by their villains. The most successful comic book hero of all time, DC or Marvel or Dark Horse or anything, is Batman. Not simply because of his own story but largely because of the trials and tribulations he has had to face. Superman's rogues gallery is not as extensive as Batman's and that un turn hurts Superman's stories and character. Wonder Woman has an even lesser number of rogues and her stories are largely forgettable. There is a reason why Wonder Woman best stories are as part of the Justice League, as part of an ensemble, as part of a team. At the rate of DCEU has been doing and how lackluster Suicide Squad did, I am a bit pessimistic on her movie.

  4. Christopher Caridi

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    this is what they should have in the new wonder woman film

    her spinning around

    her wearing satin tights

    the invisible jet

    the diving suit

    wonder girl (aka Diana's little sister drusilla)

  5. Ret Girl

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    All they need to do is come up with another Amazon who's gone crazy and shes just as strong as wonder women. hell I could write that in my sleep! Tell the writers to see me. hella villains in Comics books no one talks about. theres a female villain in justice legend that nearly kills all the super heroes.

  6. Shirley Arias

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    I know the comics and I'll tell you this, the movie can't just say that she's an awesome hero which she is. They need to really show the esents of Diana Prince, a kind and loving woman who's heart is in it in every thing she does

  7. richard arviso

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    The picture you use for hippolyta, is the marvel version of hippolyta not the D.C. version ?
    Gal Gadot will be an amazing Wonder Woman

  8. mendesana friv

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    cirque???? seriously???? lolol

  9. roger Rumble

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    and please femi-nazis, don't attach yourselves to WW thinking she is going to be your mascot because that would just ruin WW and people would leave in droves. WW isn't a bloody feminist, she's just a strong female character. Too much feminist crap these days is making its way into our living rooms.

  10. Zina Sonij

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    hopefully be with the Flash

  11. ComedianBobFarrell

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    Don't forget Giganta.

  12. Dilated Beholder

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    I still can't get behind Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman. An ugly anorexic with no boobs?? What the hell is up with guys these days!?? Christina Hendricks or Alexandra Daddario would have been WAY better

  13. Steven Kim

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    Disagreed. An embassador is not a social reformist. You have them confused. I understand your eagerness to make her a feminist icon, but the plot will become too unrealistic if she starts changing the male dominated society the moment she gets exposed to the other world. I would much rather see her first getting confused by different "social norms". Then struggle to tolerate it. Then go "Fuck this, this is not right". Only then can she win the hearts and support of both men and women.

  14. John waccer

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

  15. Stephen Grant

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    Disliked fo you stupid comment about "b list" villains in the first movies. And your pronunciation of Circe. Youre writers retarded though, with that first comment about movie villains? The rest was all good, though.

  16. SoCalFreelance

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    #1 Replace Gadot and her chicken legs with someone else.

  17. effrin999

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    Barda would be good

  18. sumit dutta

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    so glad that Gal Gadot is the WW, and not some american actress

  19. larry potter

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    Guys,I'm angry. This new Wonder Woman movie is rumored to take place in World War 1 not WW 2 and I'll tell you why I think that is sooooo stupid. First off, not only does that go against the comics and her legend, but who would she be fighting against? The Kaiser??? Wilhelm II??? NOT Hitler????!
    Now there is an argument that if the US hadn't gotten involved in bringing down Wilhelm II reign in WW1, that there would not have been a World War 2. It just made way for Hitler and the NAZI party to take over the German government. Granted, whether you believe that or not, there is still that controversy. And even Wilhelm II, the Kaiser, did not want to get involved in war. A lot more sympathetic leader over Adolf Hitler, whether you believe this story or not. So you see my point. To me, fighting Hitler is more fighting evil than fighting the Kaiser. And if she get's involved with the controversy of WW1, then is she helping the NAZI's get into power????! To me, Wonder Woman, even though she is an amazon warrior, still has the heart to do what is right, so what is the right thing to do.
    I'm saying to writers who don't know what they are doing STOP messing with her origin according to the comics and having her fight in WW2, and then there's no question of her fighting the army's of darkness. I don't know whose brain child it was to make it WW1 but it's stupid!!!!
    I haven;t seen Batman VS Superman yet, because in all fairness, I want to see the scenes that were deleted on the DVD. I understand it will make it a more comprehensive movie and fills in a lot of plot holes that were in the cut theatrical release. Still, if this concept of the new Wonder Woman Movie taking place on WW1 was Snyder's idea, I can see why many are complaining about him. If that's true, this guy's an amature film maker and doesn't know what he is doing.

  20. Jaiquese Robinson

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    I'll tell you what needs to happen super man appears to save her

  21. zool201975

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    origins is not being done often enough in hero films??? WTF???

  22. qaskew24

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    I really hope they don't make her week.

  23. Ananya Mathur

    May 19, 2017 6:17 pm

    what i want see is more of wonderwoman & batman

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February 8, 2012

Today’s gospel: Mark 7:14-23

We live in an impure world. Sexual licentiousness and moral degradation are the norm. We cannot avoid its pervasiveness, being all around us–TV shows, movies, magazines, billboards, Internet. Be that as it may, we are in the world but are not of it. We cannot, for now, change what is around us, but what we strive to do is to keep it from becoming a part of us and determining how we live our lives.

This is important, because we might make the influence of the world around us as our excuse for wrongdoing. Or we might give up on our struggle for purity because we cannot escape the impurity around. So Jesus says, “Nothing that enters one from outside can defile that person; but the things that come out from within are what defile.” (Mk 7:15).

While the world entices, and the evil one tempts, “everything that goes into a person from outside cannot defile” (Mk 7:18b), unless we allow it. Now that is the problem. We face an enemy within, and that is our own flesh. “All these evils come from within and they defile.” (Mk 7:23). If we allow the impurity from outside to settle in our minds and hearts, then this manifests itself in impure conduct. “But what comes out of a person, that is what defiles.” (Mk 7:20).

What are these? Jesus says, “From within people, from their hearts, come evil thoughts, unchastity, theft, murder, adultery, greed, malice, deceit, licentiousness, envy, blasphemy, arrogance, folly.” (Mk 7:21-22). Well, as renewed persons, we are not guilty of those, are we?

Not so fast! Consider that such evil comes from the heart, from within, and then manifests itself in physical wrongdoing. So even if we do not ultimately act in an impure way, if we think in an impure way, then we are defiled, we have sinned, evil has come from within. Some of the greatest sinners might actually be those who act piously (see Mt 23:27-28). Further, we might think we have not committed any of the listed sins, but we could be defiled nonetheless.

Consider the following.

* Evil thoughts. Do you think ill of others? Do you plot how to win through underhanded means (whether in business, sports, or spiritual work)?

* Unchastity. Do you entertain impure thoughts? Do you wear provocative clothing?

* Theft. Have you robbed someone of his good name or reputation? Do you rob God by not giving a tithe? (See Mal 3:8). Do you deprive others of what God intends for them by taking more than your share of the world’s goods? (See Mk 10:23).

* Murder. Are you guilty of character assassination, including insulting epithets? (See Mt 5:21-22).

* Adultery. Have you looked at a woman with lust? (See Mt 5:28).

* Greed. Do you store up treasures on earth? (See Mt 6:19-21).

* Malice. Do you wish bad things or misfortune to happen to another, perhaps someone you consider your enemy? Do you wish for failure on the part of your “rivals,” even other spiritual groups?

* Deceit. Do you dish out disinformation, misinformation or half-truths?

* Licentiousness. Do you engage in wanton living? In overindulgence? Do you indulge your passions?

* Envy. Do you covet what others have?

* Blasphemy. Have you committed blasphemy against the Holy Spirit by attributing to Satan what is the very work of God? (See Mk 3:28-29).

* Arrogance. Do you take sinful pride in your accomplishments, including spiritual ones? Do you love the honor accorded by men? (See Mt 23:6-7).

* Folly. Do you speak careless words? (See Mt 12:36-37). Is there unforgiveness in your heart? (See Mt 6:15). Do you neglect your responsibilities?

To live pure is to avoid defilement. We do not control that things out in the world that defile. We do control, by the grace of God and the strength of His Spirit, what comes from within. Let us keep our hearts clean and our thoughts untainted, so that we can truly live pure.

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It is difficult to ignore the tremendous growth in information technology that has been occurring over the last few years and how it is transforming business. Technology is enabling data to be captured at a volume and prevalence never imagined. Among social media sites, websites, smartphones, customer profiles and purchase information, it seems that just about every part of our business or personal lives provides information about ourselves that someone is collecting. But where does it all go? What happens to it? How can you turn this data into something meaningful, and more importantly, profitable?

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Mud Room Cabinets for a Historical House

Mud room cabinets for a historic house in Traverse City, Michigan.  The pair of painted cabinets flank a new door and Mud Room Cabinetssidelights that I designed for the project.  The renovation included an entirely new back porch entrance and mud room.  Ekocite Architecture of Royal Oak MI developed the plan and exterior details based on the existing structure.  The door, sidelights, and the cabinets were developed from the beautiful existing moulding details in this important Victorian house. Built in 1900 for the founder of one Traverse Citys first banks, the house took seven (7) years to complete.

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Tuesday, July 28, 2015

June 2015

Photos of Champion Care Homes Pvt., Ltd., taken in June 2015.Click on the photos to see an enlarged version

The Internet Cafe, in the Reception area.

One of three gaming rooms.

Greening lawns in the central courtyard. Natural Rock in the foreground for Rock garden;

Frames segment the view from the southern ramp.

Earth filling completed for shuttle, volleyball, and badminton ground.

A slide show.

Some of our staff with the Retired Director of Fisheries and Tourism, Lakshwadeep.

All the rooms are A/c. Veg and Non-Veg meals can be chosen form a double option menu, the previous day. Charges for food and accommodation on twin-sharing basis are only 15,000/- INR per month. Visit www.championcarehomes.com or call Dr. E. Mohamed Rafique on +91 8281345391 or +91 484 2451450.

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Thursday, 14 March 2013

Letter to 15 year old me

SEAN (yup, I still went by this name. Also, at this point my friends were calling the house asking for Sean.)

You are having fun eh? 15, boys boys boys. also, soon enough sex sex sex. My advice here? YOU GO GIRL! hahahaa some people might say that is not a good thing to say to a 15 year old girl. BUT when i look back at my sexual history, I wouldn't change a thing (well maybe one or two things... ha)
This year is a big one, in that you finally decide where you'll fit in, in the world. The middle. You PROBABLY should try harder in school though. Because failing or almost failing, although you do it so well and entertainingly, is not cool. You have your whole life to go out and party (just ask 20 year old you) (from 20 year old you: It's true girl! you will just LOVE Rum! oooh gotta go! it's rum time!). I wish that you took gym class more seriously  although the way you handled it this year, was pretty funny! You REALLY will regret skipping out and ACTUALLY passing gym class with a 51% average. Of course telling you this, before you get there, might only make it funnier to you... hmmmm Well, the men in your life at 15 are just awful. The one who'll take away your innocence, does not know his way around a lady! when you get a chance, look up the word Clitoris, learn what it is, how to handle it, and teach him!!! I can't believe I didn't know what that word (or body part) was until I was 19!!! How sad!!!! One warning for you though. when you turn 16, you'll quickly discover how mean the world is. Friends will be physically and emotionally damaged by the bad people in the world. It will take away all that is left of your innocence. So just stay strong and keep smiling. You are about to start an exciting time in your life, and you are going to make some ridiculous mistakes. But that's life!

p.s. Help your mother out!!!, and maybe be nice to your a baby sister...

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Author's Chapter Notes:
The king recalls another Runner.
Chapter 4 - The King's Quest

Richard quickly looked around the room, his wand at the ready. For having lived there almost all of his life, he never noticed before how many doors there were. There was the library's, the two classrooms', the music room's (where Leia had been), the doors to the dining and kitchen area, the anti-grav room door (still lit and still filthy), the exit door to the atrium and gardens, and the double door to the hospital's employee corridor. Are goblins hidden behind each one? he wondered, and glanced down at Chaucer.

The house-elf didn't seemed to be concerned. "Before leaving, would Goblin King like refreshment?" he politely asked.

The king sat back down in Richard's chair, and smirked when he saw the horrified expression on Richard's face. He ignored the children, who were continuing to shove each other. Bruce tried to pull himself out of the small melee, but to no lasting success.

"No, not at this time," the king replied. "I would appreciate an escort," he added, looking back at Chaucer.

"Chaucer is not available, as Chaucer is escorting Princess Leia." The elf blinked at the king.

Leia stopped pounding on her cousin long enough to beam at the king. Her tiara was hanging down by her ear and she pushed it back up to a less crooked position.

"You're not going anywhere," Owen snarled. "I'm the boss."

"Absolutely not," the king said with a lofty tone. "That outfit does look rather dashing on you, especially the boots," he told the elf. "Perhaps I will punish Soldat only a little."

Soldat stuffed his fist into his mouth, unsuccessfully stifling a whimper.

Richard wished that there was some way to summon someone, without unduly upsetting the hospital's routine. He was a responsible adult, a well-trained wizard; he should be able to handle a small invasion. He decided it was time to get some help, but he was stuck. How is it that all the portraits are missing? he fumed. The only house-elf available to him was standing in front of him, chatting with a goblin who looked like he was suffering from an acute case of anxiety. The rest of the off-duty staff was not going to be back for another hour. He wasn't going to let any of the children out of his sight. Maybe there's a ghost in the corridor who would deliver a message, he hoped. (Ghosts at St. Mungo's are restricted to the ancient Roman baths and the corridors that were under the hospital.) But how can I get into the corridor without alerting this idiot? he fumed. He didn't have much hope in having a ghost do anything, as they generally ignored the living, but he was getting a bit desperate; the king looked very comfortable, as if the "quest" was to select furniture for his kingdom.

"Why don't you go already?" Owen shouted at the king.

"Don't talk like that to Jareth," Leia shot back.

The game table got knocked over, and the Sticks fell all over the floor.

"See what you did? I was winning," Lenny whined as he grabbed up some of Sticks.

"Liar," Bruce snarled.

The king gave Richard a mockingly sympathetic look. "It would be more peaceful here, if I took them all. I could have them dropped into the Bog of Eternal Stench. Perhaps run them around in front of the Cleaners?"

Leia immediately got out of the fight and ran to Richard. "Can I go to the dance? Please?" she begged.

"No!" Richard replied. "Chaucer, round this lot up and take them to the library. Make sure that there aren't any goblins in there. And close the door. And if they won't go quietly, take them."

The king brought up another glass orb and rolled it around his fingers and palm, and Transfigured it into a small red creature, bright and furry with fiery eyes. It scampered down to the floor. Bruce stomped on it and it disappeared. The king stared at Bruce, and Richard grabbed the boy's shoulder to prevent him from getting any closer to him, and gave him a shove toward the library. Richard also glanced at the floor, to see if there was anything left of the creature; there wasn't.

"Come on, Bruce," Lenny said, as Wilf sat on Owen. "You don't want Chaucer having to treat you like a baby."

"I'm not a baby," Bruce protested, as Lenny and Wilf dragged Owen with them.

"Then act like someone who's going to Hogwarts," Richard ordered him. "You too," he told Leia.

Leia burst into tears and stomped her feet. "I hate you!" she told him.

"Well, that makes you pretty much like almost all the girls who went to Hogwarts," he told her. "Now get in there."

"Like all the girls he's ever dated," Bruce said. "Gwen was smart to dump you."

"To the library," he told them both.

Bruce yanked his arm away from the approaching house-elf and stomped off to the library and slammed the door, leaving Chaucer and Leia outside the room. Leia struggled to get the door open--the boys were holding the door-knob--until Chaucer came to her rescue and she stomped in. Chaucer held the door for a moment, and gave the two men a brief nod of his head before he disappeared and the door closed shut. Only two doors were shut now.

Richard gave the room another glance-over, and turned his full attention back the man who had his chair, and his two goblin goons.

"Good luck on your quest, your majesty," he said coolly. "Would you prefer to leave by the window or the door?"

"My quest is here," the king said, drawing up another crystal sphere and slowly spinning it around on his fingertips. "I am missing one of my Runners. She has forgotten me. They live, they die, but rarely do they forget me. And I have come to find out why." The sphere disappeared. He looked up at Richard, his face serious. "I think you may know her and you may know why."

"I have no idea what you are talking about. I know nothing of your universe, nor do I want to," Richard said with formal politeness. "If Lucy Graves is--"

"Lucy has nothing to do with this quest. She does not know the missing Runner."

"But you know Lucy," Richard retorted.

"Lucy has her rewards," the king said coolly. "All of my Runners are accounted for, but one. And as she has forgotten me, the Labyrinth and her friends, her name is lost. Sorg is disconsolate and has been for decades of your time." The goblin was curled up on the floor, a miserable ball of skin and armour. Soldat stood a distance away, and looked uncomfortable.

"So why look now?" Richard said, forcing his voice from sounding impatient.

"Because I cannot go where I have not been Summoned," the king said, as if teaching a tiresome child.

"Then why not ask one of your other Runners?"

"The Runners do not know each other, unless they meet in their own universes, and only if they reveal themselves to each other."

"Well, your being Summoned here was a mistake, and I do apologise for Owen's unfortunate actions, but he has never been a Runner. Unless there's something more that you are not telling me."

The king's expression was one of shielded anger. The uneven eyes caught Richard's and held them. "I am explaining as fast as your mind will comprehend," he said. "Do not mock me."

Richard glared back. "I have no idea who this person may be," he said. "I had no idea that Lucy Graves had ever entered your world, and the only reason why I know her is from school, and that she was years ahead of me, and that she is Bruce's cousin, and she lives in Shropshire and always has. Give me a description, or a photograph or something and perhaps I can help you. But what will you do once you find your Runner? Maybe I should not help you, especially if it causes harm."

"Harm has already been done, but not by me," the king said in a low voice. "Something terrible had to have happened for her to live and not remember."

Sorg was sobbing.

For her to live and not remember. The words hit Richard like a blow: His own mother did not know her name, having been spell damaged before his birth.

He paused, and looked away from the king, to prevent him from reading his mind. And in the pause, the king took note.

"She was blond, with blue eyes."

"Well, that describes half the women in England," Richard replied, studying the distant bulletin board. Including my mum.

"She loved rock music, and flowers, and she had a sweetness about her," the king said, slipping into his memories. "She was brilliant in the logic test, and she slipped through the dangers. She made peace in the village and made so many friends."

Sorg bawled.

"She was beguiling in the dance. She broke my heart with a touch of her finger. If I could, I would have sent the baby back and kept her. And if I'd ever suspected her of forgetting us...."

Sorg wailed as Soldat clumsily patted its shoulder.

Richard felt a stab of worry. He could not picture his mother doing anything but being his mother. She was working in the tea room, on the fifth floor of the hospital. How can I be certain that this visit will be harmless? If they saw each other, maybe she will remember who she is. But I'm sure she would never have had anything to do with this joker. And what if he takes her to his universe--will she ever return?

The king stood up, his cloak swirling in as if in a breeze. "We will search this place and find her."

Sorg took out a big blue handkerchief and stuffed it in its mouth, stopping the noise except for a few sniffing sounds.

"IF you find her. Will this mess be cleaned up before or after you go? And what makes you think that she's here?" Richard frowned at the anti-grav Room. He was pretty sure that there were cross-universe rules about not leaving a mess. There's a book somewhere, he thought, trying to remember when and where he saw Professor Kirke's Guide to Cross-Universe Travel. Maybe cleaning it will keep him here for a bit longer, until I can contact her, let her know what's going on.

He turned back to the king, but the king and the goblins were gone. He was alone in the room, and the doors to the hospital corridor were closed.

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Has anybody have any experience of using this for their dog. Have been looking online for itchy skin conditions and this product has come up.

Have also been on another forum ( No, I'm not leaving :D :D!! )  dedicated to pets which mentions Salmon oil.

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Friday, May 10, 2013

Dinner With Solar Panels; Veggie Plants Sale; Store Update

Having diner on a working farm is not only fun and delicious but I love the connection to where my food comes from so much that to dine with the farmers is truly a pleasure!

Last Saturday evening Prince Charming and I joined 48 others for a dinner at Jericho Settlers Farm. The money raised from the dinner went to help families in need of food. The event started with a nicely detailed farm tour lead by Christa, then we enjoyed hors o'doeuvres and drinks outside the barn and later walked down to the field to have dinner.

Jericho Settlers Farm has a plant CSA (I'm signed up) and public plant sale that is not to be missed. As home gardeners we are so lucky to be able to purchase such strong and healthy vegetable starts from experts like Christa and Mark!

Store Update:
  • 20 off anything yellow until Mother's Day (Le Creuset, dishtowels, lemon juicers...)
  • PopUp Blueberry Pie Demo Saturday at 12:00 (no charge). Stop in and say hi!
  • Samosas & Chai class next Saturday $24 12:0--2:00 Sign up

About 1000 red sussex chickens laying around 800 eggs a day. The eggs are distributed to the Jericho Settlers year round CSA's and sold to area restaurants such as Guild & Company + Kitchen Table Bistro.

These chickens take 7-8 weeks to equal a five pound broiler. They are bread to grow fast. After the chickens are     done with the area, above ground vegetables are planted in the fertile soil.

egg washing station

I love that Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent is used to wash the eggs.

They average 30 pounds of tomatoes per plant. They sucker all but one and let the two vines grow.

Crista demonstrated how to use a soil blocker. I'm a big fan of these, I use mine to start all of my seeds.

Pork Rillette with Pickled Ramp

Raw Turnip with Beets and Goat Cheese

Wood for the smoker

Seated dinner for 50 lucky eaters

Hen Of The Wood chefs

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