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Watch video interview here Greg Roussos is a new barber doing old style barbering at the Wissahickon Barber Shop in Roxborough. Old style is spending more time with the customer, doing scissor over combing and straight razor shaving, he says. Roussos feels that guys these days are often forced to go to “girlie” shops and that they really prefer the old time experience where they can hang out, get a cut, talk sports. But he does women’s hair too. The friend who was helping Roussos put flyers on car windshields on Northwestern Avenue near the horse stables says Roussos always does her hair. “He’s the best.”
“’Nobody dies at the end of this book. Try not to let this fact mislead you. As far as my Mother is concerned, it is important to distinguish between what death actually is and what it isn’t. There’s a body and there’s a soul. One dies, the other doesn’t, ever. And then there’s how I feel about it, which is complicated.’”
“My name is Susan Morse and I have written a book called, “The Habit” which is the story of my Mother who at age 85 in the middle of a health crisis which I was shepherding her through the medical system, became an Orthodox Christian nun. And it’s the story of our relationship…
She was on a quest. She was spiritually hungry her whole life. In the 1940s during the wartime she met my father and married him just as many people did -married a man who was about to go off to war. It was a relationship that was never really a true, passionate romance and there was a lot of trouble there. But they stuck it out. They raised four children together and end up actually quite content with each other by the end.
After the kids moved, out she started experimenting with lots of different religions and kept changing, Episcopalian to Roman Catholic to a different kind of Roman Catholic back to Episcopalian, all these different things. And she’s an artist and at one point she began taking these workshops painting Byzantine icons. And that is something you have to pray when you’re doing it, the workshops tell you. The whole system is really, really strict technique. And she discovered that her icons which she was feeling very satisfied with the process of doing those, were not legitimate in the Orthodox Church because she was not an Orthodox Christian.
My Mother really believes in- if you believe in something you really have to throw your whole self into it. So for her to be a Christian is not enough. She needed to go all the way.
She says now she dreamt about being a nun from when she was a little girl. She was 85 when she became a nun and she was frail. There was no question of her taking on a job. For the frail and elderly ones – she became, literally, she’s called a ‘house nun’, which means she stays in her house, and she prays. And that’s what she does!”
Susan Morse, reading from the preface to her newly published book, “The Habit.” Morse will be reading from her book on Wednesday, January 25th in the Bombay Room at the Chestnut Hill Hotel and on January 26th at Headhouse Books in Society Hill. Both reading, discussion and book signing events are from 7:00 to 8:30.
This is a project that is very personal to me. With a goal to reflect about things in my life by going beyond my comfort zone and understanding todays world view through the life stories of others.
I will this time not only interview strangers but also people I know to have a larger scope of interviews.
Hope you enjoy it.
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18 year old french student. Her favorite color is green and her favorite food is seafood.
Her dream is that her "life becomes a voyage" and two words she used to describe herself was "Fighter", when I asked why, she just said :"If at first you don't succeed, try try again" and the second word to describe herself was "Daring" because she could leave everything to find adventure "I don't know how to ride a motocycle, but I would do it anyways if someone asked me."
Her favorite childhood memory was when her parents where still together and they where all having a great time together around the pool. Her worst childhood memory was seeing her family fall apart.
If Barbara could change anything in today's world it would be the "individualistic and hypocrite mentality of our society."
I then asked her what the word "Happiness" meant for her and she replied: "It's the ephemeral feeling of really existing."
Rennes, France - February 2012
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Have a great day,
Nathan
"We are Latinos, we are Black and Brown families, we are Milwaukee, and more than anything we are Wisconsin." ~Jeanette Arellano, Voces de los Artistas #BlackandBrownLivesMatter #VotingIsPower
Cantori Del Westeros at Salerno in Fantasy 2013, with Riccardo Rossi and Letizia Ciampa, (dubbers of Jaime Lannister and Daenerys Targaryen)
Jacqueline Novogratz is founder and CEO of Acumen Fund. I just interviewed her for my blog on Social Edge www.socialedge.org/blogs/global-x .
Alistair Overeem Interview
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This is a project that is very personal to me. With a goal to reflect about things in my life by going beyond my comfort zone and understanding todays world view through the life stories of others.
I will this time not only interview strangers but also people I know to have a larger scope of interviews.
Hope you enjoy it.
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Ross is a 37 year old musicien. His favorite color is turquoise and his favorite food is steamed fried vegetables with fish and white wine.
When I asked what his dream was, he replied: "I don't believe in dreams, they put too much pressure on people and gets people to worship others for their achievements, they can become delusions and unhealthy."
Two words to describe himself was "Introverted" because he needs to sometimes spend time with by himself to figure things out, and "Forgiven" because " it's what I feel when I think of my relationship with God."
Ross's best childhood memory was when he was 6 and sitting in apricot tree eating apricots. His worst childhood memory was when he had recurring nightmares of a tractor weel chasing him and on another occasion him being forcibly separated from his parents at a conference.
If Ross could change anything in today's world, it would to make himself more helpful to others as possible.
For him, "Happiness" is being in the presence of God.
Birmingham, England - April 2012
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Please check out Ross's music! alonetone.com/ro55spencer/playlists/ego-mute
Have a great day!
Nathan
Reporter Rob Piercy with KING 5 TV interviews Hugh Ritter, WSDOT Bridge Inspector, about what it's like to inspect the Deception Pass bridges.
Accession Number: spa.2486.50
A Night for Scotland. The star-studded event took place at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall on the evening of September 14th 2014. The line-up included worldwide triple platinum Scots rockers Franz Ferdinand, titans of noise Mogwai, cult indie-rock band Frightened Rabbit, McIntosh-Ross, a collaboration between Deacon Blue members Lorraine McIntosh and Ricky Ross, folk icon Eddi Reader and Scottish actress and comedian Elaine C Smith. These artists came together to show their support for Yes in the countdown to the referendum.
The Scottish Political Archive is housed at the University of Stirling. The archive is home to the oral interviews, personal papers and associated material from prominent Scottish politicians. For further information about the work of the archive please visit our website www.scottishpoliticalarchive.org.uk
Madison was in Ghost Whisperer and are you smarter than a fifth grader She's awesome and super sweet!
FORT CARSON, Colo. – Sergeant First Class Craig Butterman, brigade personnel noncommissioned officer in charge, Headquarters and Headquarters Troop, 2nd Special Troops Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, looks at Makayla Hendrickson’s examples during the Russell Middle School Science Fair, Jan. 15, 2013. Butterman was one of about 30 Soldiers and Airmen requested to judge the Science Fair projects. The judging had two parts, the first was based on the project display and the second was an interview with the student.
(U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Ruth Pagán, 2nd BCT PAO, 4th Inf. Div.)
Queen & Courts first interview after being selected to their position. CJAD's Andrew Carter was a great host as always.
Radio is more flexible than television; the interview started already in the escalator. Agnes from the radio's Science News interviewing Therese for a radio report on the newly described fungi Bacillicladium lobatum and Bradymyces graniticola. They are described from Kungsträdgården metro station in Stockholm, so far the only known place where the fungi grow.
Lien Van De Kelder was op bezoek bij juwlier Vancauwenberghe in Wingene. Molenland FM-interviewer Geert was ook ter plaatse
Almost ready for my interview. I re-did the tie after taking this picture so that it came down a bit farther. I must have a longer-than-normal torso, because the thin side of the tie was only about 7 inches long.
Alexander Dobrindt beim Interview mit Günter Schneider vom Garmisch-Partenkirchner Tagblatt.
Member of the Bundestag (Lower House of German Parliament) Alexander Dobrindt is interviewed by Günter Schneider from Garmisch-Partenkirchner Tagblatt (German Newspaper).
Location: Germany, Bavaria, Oberau near Garmisch-Partenkirchen where the residents of the little village protest for a bypass of the Bundesstraße B2. The Bundesstraße B2 runs right through Oberau and connects the Autobahn A95 with Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
Scattered Light features 1,536 LEDs encased in standard light bulbs and suspended within a support structure 80 feet in length, 20 feet high and 16 feet deep. Hanging in mid-air, these tiny light sources vibrantly illuminate the night while using less electricity than a kitchen toaster. The LED bulbs are programmed so that, when viewed up close, they 'play back' previously recorded video footage in very low resolution. From other points of view, the outdoor sculpture is just scattered light.
In an interview, Campbell says: "The work can be thought about as a two-dimensional x-y grid of lights (displaying an image) that has been pulled apart into a three-dimensional partially filled grid, such that the final work has no more information than the original two-dimensional grid had. It's a variation of an idea that I've had for a long time and that is to look at ways of stretching an image out of its two dimensional form."
Presented by the Minnesota Museum of American Art with Northern Lights.mn
Sponsored by Securian Financial Group, Inc. with support from Cultural STAR, City of Saint Paul; Greiner; The Saint Paul Hotel
Photograph Dusty Hoskovec, courtesy Northern Lights.mn
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