Revival videos

Just a bunch of pictures I took up north this year, starting on an 87-degree April day (no shit!) and following through to the penultimate shot of the road (no longer 87 degrees but calm and nice)... the spirits are still rocking the place (or were this weekend) so there may be more to add to this eventually. It's silent because I am a man of my word... as I put this together, two songs were rolling thru my head: "Looking Out My Back Door" by Creedence Clearwater Revival, and "Shannon" by Henry Gross. No idea why those two, but it doesn't matter... add your own!

From the 2008 Tony Awards, Everything's Coming Up Rose's sung with power by Patti LuPone.

Patti LuPone sings the finale starting song in the revival of Gypsy starring Patti LuPone, Boyd Gaines, and Laura Benanti.

Congresso em Santos, Sao Paulo, as cantoras Elaine e Suelen de Jesus estiveram presentes e o pregador da noite Apostolo Ouriel de Jesus. Pastor Presidente Paulo Correa

They may not have played with the flair they so desperately wanted to unveil but the All Blacks yesterday morning took the Grand Slam they coveted and in the process piled a further 32-6 misery on England. While the All Blacks can repair to rest in the southern summer warmth, England and the other Home Unions are eyeing a Six Nations series where they will be searching for methods and players to take them to the next level. It has left a familiar feel to the global rugby order with the north looking at three years to get their teams, style and ideas sorted out for the next World Cup in New Zealand. Meanwhile the hosts of that tournament will wonder if they can maintain their standards to push for a repeat of their initial 1987 title on home soil. At the moment, Wales appears to be leading the Home Unions pack with a hint of spark about Scotland, while England and Ireland are chewing through revival lessons with their new coaches. How long that takes with England and what impact...

If God immobilized His people, maybe more would get done for the Kingdom of Heaven. We've tried to achieve the things of God when all that has to be done is enter into the accomplishments of Jesus. We are waiting for some big thing...maybe the next big thing...but we can arrive today because it's already done. When I rely on what I can do I make what He did irrelevant...what a shame. Repent, submit, and walk in the fullness of what God has for you today.

The inspiring story of a rag-tag team of amateur American athletes that stunned the sports world comes to life in this dramatization of the first modern Olympic games revived in 1896. Veteran Actor Louis Jourdan stars as Baron Pierre du Coubertin, a relentless visionary who sets out to renew the ancient Olympic games after 1500 years. Dr. William Sloane (David Ogden Stiers) is the Princeton professor who pulls together the first American team with 13 unlikely boys and a meager supply of sports equipment. Competing in events that had never been seen in the United States before the Americans went on to Athens and secured the winner's post despite almost insurmountable odds.

The inspiring story of a rag-tag team of amateur American athletes that stunned the sports world comes to life in this dramatization of the first modern Olympic games revived in 1896. Veteran Actor Louis Jourdan stars as Baron Pierre du Coubertin, a relentless visionary who sets out to renew the ancient Olympic games after 1500 years. Dr. William Sloane (David Ogden Stiers) is the Princeton professor who pulls together the first American team with 13 unlikely boys and a meager supply of sports equipment. Competing in events that had never been seen in the United States before the Americans went on to Athens and secured the winner's post despite almost insurmountable odds.

The inspiring story of a rag-tag team of amateur American athletes that stunned the sports world comes to life in this dramatization of the first modern Olympic games revived in 1896. Veteran Actor Louis Jourdan stars as Baron Pierre du Coubertin, a relentless visionary who sets out to renew the ancient Olympic games after 1500 years. Dr. William Sloane (David Ogden Stiers) is the Princeton professor who pulls together the first American team with 13 unlikely boys and a meager supply of sports equipment. Competing in events that had never been seen in the United States before the Americans went on to Athens and secured the winner's post despite almost insurmountable odds.