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Comment by Brent Marchant on July 6, 2009 at 6:59am

Want to meet up with fellow Seth readers? If so, consider attending this year's Colorado Seth Conference in Denver, September 10-14. And if that's not incentive enough, I'll be speaking, too! Come on out and hear me talk about conscious creation in the movies. For more information, visit www.coloradosethconference.com.

Comment by Hooked on Sparkles on July 5, 2009 at 10:38am

Brent has a list of movies that look interesting -- in his blog. I rent movies from the local video store and I'm hoping I can find some of them there...I can always use good suggestions.

Comment by Brent Marchant on July 4, 2009 at 6:27pm

Is life really all that bad? That's the question raised in the new Woody Allen movie, "Whatever Works," which I've reviewed in my latest blog post, "Hope for a Failed Species." Enjoy!

Brent

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Get the Picture: Conscious Creation Goes to the Movies
Moment Point Press
www.momentpoint.com

Comment by Pat on June 29, 2009 at 10:25am

Yeah, well at least this time there's something related to Seth in one of the posts. That's refreshing. In fact, I think I'll check out that site later on and see what's up with it.

Comment by Hooked on Sparkles on June 29, 2009 at 9:43am

Hi Brent! How ya doin'? Nice to see you -- we've missed you.

Comment by Brent Marchant on June 27, 2009 at 11:18am

Seth Network International is back! A reorganized version of this clearinghouse for information about the Seth community is in the process of re-forming. Find out more at www.sethnet.org.

Comment by Brent Marchant on June 27, 2009 at 11:15am

Finding our way in life can be a challenge at times, especially when it seems we haven't got a clue. Read about how one couple handles that prospect in my latest blog, "Finding Our Way," a review of the new comedy-drama "Away We Go."

Comment by Hooked on Sparkles on June 7, 2009 at 12:50pm

LOLOL. But see, you guys like "round" things...for what they're worth.

Comment by Hooked on Sparkles on June 6, 2009 at 12:56pm

Here's what I know about football: they take this funny ball that is pointed on both ends, and sometimes they run with it, sometimes they throw it, sometimes they kick it, and lots of times a bunch of them end up in a big pile all over the field that has numbers on it, and people yell and scream, and bands play sometimes, or Mick Jagger gets out into the middle of the field on a big stage and screams, or Justin Timberlake exposes one of Janet Jackson's boobs and it raises a big controversy, and a few people make a hell of a lot of money, and...

Comment by Pat on June 3, 2009 at 11:32am

Yeah, that sounds like it could get pretty wild and energetic. Seems like it incorporates aspects of rugby and soccer as well as having its own unique characteristics. I'd love to watch a game sometime.

A "wide receiver" is a player whose job is to range far and away as quickly as possible to get open, away from defensive players, so as to catch a pass from the quarterback before other defensive players have a chance to break through and tackle the quarterback, or force him to throw the ball out of bounds to avoid the "sack" and loss of yardage. Both quarterback and receiver have to be able to adapt and improvise to complete the play, and only have a few seconds to coordinate before the defense can "cover" them.

If the play is well executed, it's a completed pass for yardage or even a score. If it doesn't go well -- bad throw, tipped ball, or bobble by the receiver, it's either incomplete or worse, a defender intercepts it while it's still in the air, and has a good chance of running it in for a touchdown if there's no one in position to tackle him or run him out of bounds. Now the team that intercepted the pass has the ball, and the team that "coughed it up" is now on defense.

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