Podcasts about pretension

In culture and the arts, labeling something you don't like (or don't understand) "pretentious" is the easy way out. It's a conversation killer, implying that any dialogue is pointless, and those who disagree are merely duped by what you've cleverly discerned as a charade. It's akin to cynically revealing that a magic show is all smoke and mirrors—as if creative vision doesn't necessitate a leap of faith. In this episode, Phil and JF explore the nuances of pretentiousness, distinguishing between its fruitful and hollow forms. They argue that the real gamble, and inherent value, of daring to pretend lies in recognizing that imagination is an active contributor to, rather than a detractor from, reality. Pierre-Yves Martel's EPHEMERA (https://pierre-yvesmartel.bandcamp.com/album/ephemera) project It isn't too late to join JF's upcoming course (https://mutations.blog/kubrick)on the films of Stanley Kubrick, which goes until the end of April, 2024. Support us on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/weirdstudies). Buy the Weird Studies soundtrack, volumes 1 (https://pierre-yvesmartel.bandcamp.com/album/weird-studies-music-from-the-podcast-vol-1) and 2 (https://pierre-yvesmartel.bandcamp.com/album/weird-studies-music-from-the-podcast-vol-2), on Pierre-Yves Martel's Bandcamp (https://pierre-yvesmartel.bandcamp.com) page. Listen to Meredith Michael and Gabriel Lubell's podcast, Cosmophonia (https://cosmophonia.podbean.com/). Visit the Weird Studies Bookshop (https://bookshop.org/shop/weirdstudies) Find us on Discord (https://discord.com/invite/Jw22CHfGwp) Get the T-shirt design from Cotton Bureau (https://cottonbureau.com/products/can-o-content#/13435958/tee-men-standard-tee-vintage-black-tri-blend-s)! REFERENCES Brian Eno, A Year with Swollen Appendices (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9780571374625) Dan Fox, Pretentiousness: Why it Matters (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9781566894289) Ramsay Dukes, How to See Fairies (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9781904658375) Johan Huizinga, Homo Ludens (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9781621389996) Gilles Deleuze, Difference and Repetition (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9780231081597) Weird Studies, Episode 49 on Nietzsche's idea of “untimely” (https://www.weirdstudies.com/49) Sokal Affair (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokal_affair), scholarly hoax Weird Studies, Episode 75 on ‘2001: A Space Odyssey' (https://www.weirdstudies.com/75) Stanley Kubrick, “Notes on Film” (http://www.visual-memory.co.uk/amk/doc/0076.html#:~:text=A%20truly%20original%20person%20with,plot%20is%20no%20apparent%20plot.) Friedrich Nietzsche, On the Uses and Abuses of History (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9781596054660) Vladimir Nabokov, Think, Write, Speak (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9781101873700) Mary Shelley, “Introduction to Frankenstein” (https://www.frankenbook.org/pub/ai6okwlz/release/1) Matt Cardin, A Course in Demonic Creativity (https://mattcardin.com/a-course-in-demonic-creativity/) Playboy interview with Stanley Kubrick (https://scrapsfromtheloft.com/movies/playboy-interview-stanley-kubrick/)

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El “Negro” se encuentra confundido al saber que ha perdido a Lucía para siempre y se dispone a huir de la ciudad. Lucía recibe la visita de Susana y con emoción, se prepara para su próxima exposición. Susana advierte a la joven sobre el amor de Javier y las pretensiones de José Castro.

Find out if Delaney can survive the Lila discussion as we talk episodes “Pretension”, “Revelation”, & “Confrontation” in Miraculous Ladybug Season 5. Hosts this week: Dylan Hysen, Delaney Stovall, & April Collins. Timestamps for the podcast: 0:00 – Introduction 1:52 […]

Patricia intenta convencer a Lucía que retire la denuncia en contra de Tati, le ofrece mucho dinero. Tati en la delegación, declara como culpable al “Negro” e intenta evadir la justicia. La joven ciega recibirá una visita inesperada.

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The path of knowledge portal https://gyanmarg.guru/ 00:00:00 Why is India at forefront in the field of spirituality? 00:01:56 Why are criteria for truth different for ordinary people? 00:13:39 Is it possible to stay only as a witness without being identified with a bodymind? 00:18:52 Is it important to struggle before one gets knowledge? 00:25:07 Are popular Gurus good for beginners? 00:32:41 How to deal with a situation where you must lie or pretend? 00:37:47 Is there a practice to observe the observer? 00:40:46 What is simple and sattvik life? 00:44:57 Is it possible to alter the genetic makeup? 00:46:12 How is the death a moment of pleasure?

Episode 159-Pretentious Much? Some emotions lead us places we don't want to go. If a person has even a little bit of pride, likely it won't stay small. If pride is not dealt with, it will introduce a bolder and more arrogant emotion called pretension into our lives.  Pretension is what leads us into strongholds and then to addictions. In this episode I tell you what pretension is, why it is dangerous and how God wants us to counteract it. You'll also learn in eight steps how strongholds are created and how they are broken.  Overcomers Academy link: https://teresashieldsparker.com/overcomers/

West African francophone countries shave a complex interrelated history. Having gone through slavery, colonization and reaching independence within the same decade, today they are politically, and economically interwined through two main regional institutions, namely ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States), and WAEMU (West African Economic and Monetary Union). However, despite the end of colonialism, France still maintains a strong presence in these countries and some of them have been witnessed an unprecedented level of insecurity in recent years. Raïssa Zoungrana a fellow at the African Leadership Centre with an interest in security issues in West Africa or the Sahel, discusses how different actors in Francophone countries are pretending to resolve the situation.

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Twitter: @podgaverockInsta: @podgaverockSpecial Guest Host: Jody MosserSantigold “L.E.S. Artistes” from the 2008 album "Santogold" released on Downtown Records/Atlantic Records. Written by  Santi White and John Hill and produced by Jonnie "Most" Davis, John Hill, and Santigold.Personel:Santi White - vocals, guitar, keyboardsJohn Hill - bass, guitar, keyboardsChuck Treece - drumsCover:Performed by Neal Marsh, Josh Bond, and Jody MosserIntro Music:"Shithouse" 2010 release from "A Collection of Songs for the Kings". Written by Josh Bond. Produced by Frank Charlton.Other Artists Mentioned:Top Gun MaverickAlamo Draft HouseBeetlejuice“You've Lost That Love and Feeling”Kenny Loggins “Highway to the Danger Zone”Loggins and Messina “Mama Don't Dance and Your Daddy Don't Rock n Roll”Kenny Loggins “I'm Alright”CaddyShackKenny Loggins “ Highway to the Danger Zone”Mission impossible The Color of MoneyCocktailThe Last SamauraiThe Allman Brothers BandJames BrownThe MetersLittle FeatLed ZeppelinThe EaglesTedeschi Trucks BandBela Fleck and the FlecktonesBruce HornsbyThe Black CrowesBuddy GuyChris JacobsThe BridgeRay LaMontaigneBo DiddleyMo Diggliani (sp)Just Like HeavenYeah Yeah Yeahs “Heads Will Roll”BlondieThe CarsDevoThe PoliceAl Green “Let's Stay Together”Bono StingThe Talking HeadsAnnie LennoxMen at Work “Land Down Under”The StrokesRed Hot Chili PeppersArcade FireMadonnaRihannaShakiraLily Wood and the PrickWilliamsburg Dalsa OrchestraGirls Can't CatchThe Dying SecondsLeia AlexJohnny CashWe Own This City

Today I am going to take a look at the New Moon in Capricorn and this Moon cycle ahead.

Pastor Nicoletti continues his series in Deuteronomy with “Faithless Despair, Faithless Pretension, and the Call to Faithful Dependence” from Deuteronomy 1:19-43.

Amid the pouring rain and dog paws clicking on the floor, one man gives an extemporaneous speech on why he doesn't like Wes Anderson's films. Listen as our quirky host expounds philosophically on bad audio about how his opinion matters against a director with multiple criterion edition films --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brickedpit/message

In this episode the co-hosts Pawan Nair (Pen name: Dope Soul) and Muskan Sharma a.k.a. LedByHeart talk about breaking out of the trap of inauthenticity by coming in alignment with your authentic self. Support us here: Paypal.me/LedByHeart Below are the links to the Instagram pages of the co-hosts of the Podcast: www.instagram.com/the_higher_self__ www.instagram.com/ledbyheart

Doing some house cleaning. Lets talk about Pretension and Elden Ring There is an edit in this episode. The Death Stranding haters kicked down my door and forced me to stop drinking Monster Energy drink. I fought them off through sheer unbridled Goblin Energy. Follow us on Social Media! Facebook: Kame Club Twitter: https://twitter.com/KameClubPodcast

In this episode of 2:00 AM Thespian Thoughts, Jordan and Lucy start February off by discussing an Octoroon by Brendan Jacob Jenkins. New month, new theme, new breakdowns. Are they getting better at this? Cross your fingers and listen to find out!

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In this episode of Pensive Politics, Mr. Watson cuts through the leftist pretension of Oprah, Van Jones, and Michelle Obama, all of whom reacted negatively to the over 71 million Americans who voted for President Trump. He also addresses the need for everyone to understand their individual power, and to trust themselves and their abilities rather than rely on the government. Follow Mr. Watson on social media. Instagram, Twitter, Facebook: @OfficialCWatson    

On this week's round of BTW... Executive Chef of BrewDog Indianapolis, co-founder of Indy Urban Foodies and professional podcaster Bridget Horan drops by for a shift drink! Marcus numbs Thad's legs. Dyke eats chili on the casting couch and Jake forgets the list of allergies Bridget so graciously provided for him. Things get steamy as the guys whip up libations featuring homemade Red Hot simple syrup. Marcus pits a coffee and cayenne sazerac against Dyke's cinnamon gin fizz in this week's cock' fight. Check @burn.the.well on Instagram for recipes from this episode. Clock out, tune in wherever one finds podcasts and drink up! Music for today's episode provided by the Trammps, Neil Young and Crazy Horse, and IDLES.

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Original Air Date - 11/7/2011 - Welcome back to a brand new episode of Movie Matchup - The Pretension and a brand new set of films. Brad and Troy are done with the scary movies and are ready to movie into the science fiction genre. The Pretension is traveling back to the 80's to talk about a couple of films concerned with the year 2019. First up is Ridley Scott's masterpiece, Blade Runner. After some time in this mind bending future noir, our hosts take a flying car to a dystopian Neo-Tokyo and rave about the animated classic, Akira. Both movies are laced with philosophy, politics, religion, and other pretentious topics. So get ready for some deep, analytical discussion as Not a Bomb Podcast proudly presents Movie Matchup - The Pretension #7: Do Japanese Androids Dream of Animated Sheep?

Original Air Date 10/31/11 - Spooktober, unfortunately, is coming to an end. Brad and Troy celebrate the closing of scary movie month with a couple of films from two epic franchises. This week is all about sequels! First, our dynamic duo tackle 1981's Halloween II. After their stop in Haddonfield, IL, the boys go across the globe to the Far East and talk about one of Japan's most interesting sequels, Ringu 2. Not only do Brad and Troy disect these well known film franchises but they also share some scary personal history about their favorite and not so favorite Halloween costumes. You're in for a treat when you find out what these two have had to endure just to get some candy from strangers. Get ready for some scary talk as Rebound Radio proudly presents Movie Matchup - The Pretension #6: Why Won't You Stay Dead?

Original Air Date - 10/21/11 - Welcome back to Movie Matchup - The Pretension and part three of Brad and Troy's celebration of Spooktober. This week, our duo venture into high concept cinema and tackle a couple of films that are known for their visual presentation. With this type of material, Brad and Troy had to find a guest with some credentials to help them dissect these visual treats. The Pretension was lucky enough to find Kent Atkinson, a graduate from California State University, Long Beach, and convince him to jump on the show for some movie talk. This film connoisseur not only holds a degree in Film and Electronic Arts but also works for Technicolor. Join Brad, Troy, and Kent for a very crazy conversation about some illogical and insane foreign movies in Movie Matchup - The Pretension #5: WTF Cinema

In this week's episode: Stephen has moved into his new place and reveals how a certain madam flat-plack is proving to be a tricky mistress. Ryan is struggling with the heatwave and ponders some big questions on the history of egging. Producer Paul is back and talks about the time he was underwhelmed when Stephen dragged him to a fancy bakery. Ryan has turned this week's feature into gold (potentially for the second time) as he questions the team's knowledge on the precious metal in a game he likes to call the Ry-das touch. Email us: dodgingdeathpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram: @dodgingdeathpodcast       Follow Stephen on Instagram: @stephenwilliams.jr   Stephen's website: www.stephenwilliamsjr.com    About the show: Dodging Death is an improvised weekly comedy podcast, hosted by Stephen Williams Jr and Ryan Paton. Join them for an hour of generally uninformed, irrelevant chat - where they discuss topics such as being an accidental Peeping Tom, sleeping in the same room as Mother Teresa, and getting shouted at by Santa. Stephen is an openly gay, cruise ship magician - and is proud to be at the front of that much underrepresented part of society. He is often heard regaling anecdotes such as how he found himself as a performer on a swingers cruise, his lowest life moment being with Paul Daniel's son at a patisserie in Brazil, and how he tried to blend in at an Australian dive bar. In hindsight, the floral shirt and exposed ankles were a mistake. Ryan has been Stephen's best friend since they first met at 11 years old and shared a communal love for the anecdote. He is the marketing manager for an afternoon tea company, is yet to attend a none catastrophic yoga class, and once got heckled by an eleven year old for being too scared to go on a water slide. He's also openly hetero, although his constant praise of ABBA could lead you to believe otherwise.

Welcome to the 2nd episode in Movie Matchup - The Pretension's epic Spooktober! If you're looking for insightful discussion on sparkly, shiny vampires, you've come to the wrong place. This week, our hosts tackle the infamous 1922 German silent film Nosferatu and the Willem Dafoe career defining Shadow of the Vampire. Brad and Troy couldn't tackle these two epic movies alone. The Pretension enlists one of the greatest podcast celebreties on the internet to help them disect these two monumental horror films. Reverend Scott makes his first ever appearence on The Pretension and dazzles the world with his extensive knowledge on all things relating to German cinema and vampires. Get ready for one pretensious and enlightening discussion with Movie Matchup - The Pretension #4: Burned To Light! Stay after the credits and hear some bonus conversations between Brad, Troy, and Reverend Scott. You won't be disappointed!

Original Air Date - Oct 8, 2011 - Spooktober is officially here! Brad and Troy start scary movie month with something special. What's more frightening than Michael Myers, Jason Vorhees, or Leatherface? That's right! Crazy women! The Pretension covers two very extreme films dealing with some very demented females. First, our hosts take a look at the French horror film Inside. After spending some time in the land of silly accents and crepes, Brad and Troy head over to Japan and tackle Takashi Miike's film Audition. Our brave hosts, however, couldn't handle a discussion about crazy women on their own. Brad and Troy went on a search for the craziest woman in the midwest to help them with this episode. Luckily, Troy happens to be married to her! Yes, Tabitha Sauer, also known as "She Who Must Be Obeyed," makes her international podcast debut on The Pretension and joins in on the fun!

Original Air Date - 9/30/2011 - Everybody was Kung Fu fighting this week on Movie Matchup - The Pretension! Brad and Troy are back with a vengeance and ready to tackle a couple of action movies from the Far East. First, The Pretension discusses Yuen Woo-Ping’s True Legend starring Vincent Zhao and Andy On. Find out if the story of “The Kind of Beggars” satisfies Brad and Troy’s thirst for a good old fashioned martial arts mayhem. The guys then discuss Teddy Chan’s epic film from 2009, Bodyguards and Assassins.The movie stars Donnie Yen, so be ready to hear Troy swoon over this iconic action star while Brad ties to keep track of the conversation. Can Yuen Woo-Ping’s skilled choreography defeat Donnie Yen’s lightening reflexes and high, flying kicks? Find out on Movie Matchup - The Pretension: Episode 2 - Beggars, Bodyguards, and Assassins!

Original air date - 9/14/2011 -In this retro edition of Movie Matchup - The Pretension, 13 Assassins goes up against the western classic, The Wild Bunch. Which film will come out on top?

The Truth Shall Make Ye Fret is a podcast in which your hosts, Joanna Hagan-Young and Francine Carrel, read and recap every book from Sir Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series in chronological order. This week, Part 2 of our recap of “Sourcery”.Poetry! Platitudes! Pretension! Practicality’Find us on the internet:Twitter: @MakeYeFretPodInstagram: @TheTruthShallMakeYeFretFacebook: @TheTruthShallMakeYeFretEmail: thetruthshallmakeyefretpod@gmail.comWant to follow your hosts and their internet doings? Follow Joanna on twitter @joannahagan and follow Francine @francibambi Things we blathered on about:Kouign amann recipe - BBC Good FoodThe Simpsons - MonorailThe Simpsons - See My VestThe Simpsons - We Put the Spring in SpringfieldArcher - Everything is the same (office renovation)The Raccoons The Thousand and One Nights (The Arabian Nights)You’re Dead To Me - The Murghal EmpireFragile Things: Short Fictions and Wonders by Neil GaimanBrewer's Dictionary of Phrase and FableWhy was Lancelot 'Capability' Brown so important?Solomon Admires His Bride's BeautyBlazonThomas Watson Hekatompathia 1592: Sonnet VII Mr CreosotePratchetts Women - Tansy Rayner-RobertsMusic: Chris Collins, indiemusicbox.com

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We talk with @iDunnoRadio about whether we are pretentious and what pretention is and define the pretension dodecahedron. What is the most pretentious thing you've seen? Tell us in the comments! You can find IDK Radio at: You can find us at You can donate to us at:

We believe everyone is on a spiritual journey and an important part of that journey is to find freedom from our habits, our hurts, and our hang-ups. This week Pastor Cody Burbage teaches us about how we can find freedom from these strongholds in our lives so that we can live out the purpose God has for us.

In this episode, I'll discuss my journey to finally "pulling the trigger" on launching this podcast while overcoming hurdles like my perfectionism, pretension, and pessimism. music by: Blake Earnhart http://ivebenthinking.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ivebenthinking/message

Excerpted from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram.  Recorded in Lennox Head, Australia in April 2019. The post The Burdens of Pretension appeared first on Catherine Ingram.

Excerpted from Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram.  Recorded in Lennox Head, Australia in April 2019. The post The Burdens of Pretension appeared first on Catherine Ingram.

Thanks to Stackry.com for supporting this program. Shop any US retailer and ship anywhere for less money. Bittersweet Life listeners  get 10% off when you try it! Just use the coupon code: MANGIA **** An overheard conversation between two American students in Rome causes Katy to reflect on the idea of pretension. Why do some expats—even those who have only lived in a place for a few months—tend to feel superior to tourists whose experiences are necessarily more superficial? And does it follow that long-term expats feel superior to short-term expats? We muse on unintentional pretension, and what we can do to stop ourselves from falling into the trap of becoming an expat-snob. SPONSOR! Reach expats and future expats living all over the world. Send us an email to get the conversation started.  DONATE! Open your laptop and visit The Bittersweet Life and click the donate button on the right side of the page. The show needs your support to continue.  SAY HI! If you have a question or a topic you want us to address, send us an email. Write to: bittersweetlife@mail.com  You can also talk to us through Twitter, Facebook and Instagram - Tag #thebittersweetlife with your story for a chance to be featured! NEW TO THE SHOW? Don't be afraid to start with Episode 1:OUTSET BOOK! Need a copy of Tiffany's book Midnight in the Piazza? Check it out!   TOUR ROME! If you're traveling to Rome, don't miss the chance to tour the city with Tiffany Parks as your guide!    ©Web and show content can only be used with written permission.

Today's books are: Hip Hop Speaks to Children: a celebration of poetry with a beat, edited by Nikki Giovanni. Sourcebooks, Inc., 2008 Out of Wonder: poems celebrating poets by Kwame Alexander. Candlewick Press, 2017. Links to some of the things we talked about today: poets.org on National Poetry Month Last year's Poetry Month conversation with poet Kelly Russell Agodon on No Extra Words Poet James Berry, who was featured in Hip Hop Speaks to Children Tupac as most profane hip hop artist The Atlantic on what is a poem NPR conversation on Out of Wonder  

A monologue questioning the value of a classroom discussion starts a conversation about learning. Featuring conversations with Ericka Morris , a former teacher and curriculum specialist, Tamir D. Harper , a senior at Science Leaderships Academy and co-founder of UrbEd, and Brooke Sexton , Artistic Director of YesAnd! Collaborative Arts. Click here to read a transcript of this episode.   “ I know I signed up for an AP English class, but I thought AP stood for Advanced Placement, not Analytical Professionals or Absolutely Pretentious. ” — from "Pretension Detention" by Erin Orth  * * * further reading & resources Learn more about Tamir D. Harper and check out his non-profit UrbEd. Find out what programs YesAnd! Collaborative Arts has coming up at their home in Germantown. Check out Philly's Teacher Action Group (TAG) and follow their page for information about upcoming events. about the performer   EMILY MOYLAN— Emily is a local actor, teaching artist, and stage manager. She received her B.A. in Theatre with a minor in English from Temple University. Her involvement with Philly Young Playwrights began in 2013 when she was an actor in the New Voices Festival. Since then, she has worked with PYP in many capacities, and now serves as the 2017-2018 Teaching Artist Apprentice. Outside of her work with PYP, she has worked as an actor with companies like Revolution Shakespeare, Tempest in a Teapot Co., and Prime Theatre Syndicate. As a stage manager, she has worked with Peoples Light and Theatre Co., Delaware Theatre Company, The Bearded Ladies, and Upper Darby Summer Stage. When she's not working within the Philadelphia theatre community, Emily helps countless high school students cram for the SAT/ACTs at Huntington Learning Center in Springfield. 2018 Mouthful Monologue Festival Featuring 18 monologues written by middle school and high school students from throughout Greater Philadelphia. April 13-21 at the Drake Theater in Center City Philadelphia. Find out more and reserve your Pay What You Decide tickets here. "Pretension Detention" was directed by Mitchell Bloom. Royalty Free Sounds provided by ZapSplat.com and Soundbible.com. Additional music by Lee Roosevere via FreeMusicArchive.org.

Taking a page from his new blog, Dancing Offstage, this week’s episode shares a recent post discussing how personal and organizational perfectionism can appear as a pretentious deterrent to artists who have not yet achieved the same level of excellence. Listen in for a concise editorial on how artists can support one another, while maintaining their own personal standards. To subscribe to Barry Kerollis’ new blog, visit: www.DancingOffstage.wordpress.com" Pas de Chát's host Barry Kerollis is an award-winning choreographer, instructor, and dancer with over 13 years experience in the dance world. His career includes directing Alaska Dance Theatre, dancing for Pacific Northwest Ballet, and traveling the country as a nationally-touring freelance artist. He also runs the popular blog, Life of a Freelance Dancer. Premier Dance Network website Barry Kerollis website   Dancing Off Stage Blog   Life of a Freelance Dancer Blog   Barry Kerollis You Tube Channel Core-ography Youtube Channel

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Chifox Learn more about Rabbit Breeds, history, superstitions, news, folk tales, and pop culture.  Discover cool facts, Rabbit Care, resources and Rabbit Breed Info at the website http://www.hareoftherabbit.com/ If you would like to support the project, you can support through Patreon for one dollar a month.  Patreon is an established online platform that allows fans to provide regular financial support to creators.   you can also support the podcast, and help keep the lights on, whenever you use Amazon through the link at Hare of the Rabbit on the support the podcast page. It will not cost you anything extra, and I can not see who purchased what. Chifox are a British creation which was began by a Mr. O. Millsum back in 1916.  Millsum was breeding Beverens for commercial purposes when he came upon the idea of creating a breed with a long coat of fur that resembled the fur of the true Arctic Fox.  Millsum was one of the founders and president of the National Chinchilla Rabbit Club, and it is said that he built the largest rabbitry in the British Isles for the breed, but resigned as president and sold his Westwood strain of Chinchillas to concentrate on his Chifox breeding program.  Mr. Millsum was most secretive in his breeding program, but authorities believe that Chinchilla, Beveren, Silver Fox (Silver Martens) and Angora were all used in the breed's genetic makeup.  After ten years of breeding , Millsum's goals were nearing fruition, as he had produced the Chifox in white, blue, sable, silver, smoke, chinchilla grey, and squirrel grey.  Two pelts were shown to expert furriers in January 1928, and their remarks were that the fur was quite suitable for trimmings of dresses, coats, and evening cloaks, and more!  The only fur of the time that came close to the Chifox was the Siberian Hare know in the trade as Foxaline.  However, only the flank portions could be used effectivly.  The major drawback to the hare fur was the very poor wearing qualities, being paper-thin and brittle.  Chifox were shown for the first time to the general public at the British Fur Rabbit Society Show held at the Royal Horticultural Hall in Westminster on December 1928, to an amazing reception by both fanciers and the fur trade.  The coat was to be approximately two and a half inches in length, and not at all woolly, nor did the coat have a tendency toward matting.  Texture of the coat was like any normal fur rabbit.  This beautiful rabbit is now extinct. Word of the week: Pretension Plant of the week: Cauliflower Rabbit and Fox http://www.ilhawaii.net/~stony/lore40.html Native American Lore     One winter Rabbit was going along through the snow when he saw Fox. It was too late to hide, for Fox had caught Rabbit's scent.     "I am Ongwe Ias, the one who eats you!" barked Fox. "Yon cannot escape me!"     Rabbit began to run for his life. He ran as fast as he could around trees and between rocks, making a great circle in the hope that he would lose Fox. But when he looked back he saw that Fox was gaining on him. "I am Ongwe Ias," Fox barked again. "You cannot escape."     Rabbit knew that he had to use his wits. He slipped off his moccasins and said, "Run on ahead of me." The moccasins began to run, leaving tracks in the snow. Then, using his magic power, Rabbit made himself look like a dead, half-rotten rabbit and lay down by the trail.     When Fox came to the dead rabbit, he did not even stop to sniff at it. "This meat has gone bad," he said. Then, seeing the tracks that led on through the snow he took up the chase again and finally caught up with Rabbit's old moccasins.     "Hah," Fox snarled, "this time he has fooled me. Next time I will eat the meat no matter how rotten it looks." He began to backtrack. Just as he expected when he came to the place where the dead rabbit had been, it was gone. There were tracks leading away through the bushes, and Fox began to follow them.     He hadn't gone far when he came upon an old woman sitting by the trail. In front of her was a pot, and she was making a stew.     "Sit down, grandson," she said. "Have some of this good stew."     Fox sat down. "Have you seen a rabbit go by?"     "Yes," said the old woman, handing him a beautifully carved wooden bowl filled with hot stew. "I saw a very skinny rabbit go by. There was no flesh on his bones, and he looked old and tough."     "I am going to eat that rabbit," said Fox.     "Indeed?" said the old woman. "You will surely do so, for the rabbit looked tired and frightened. He must have known you were close behind him. Now eat the good stew I have given you."     Fox began to eat and, as he did so, he looked at the old woman. "Why do you wear those two tall feathers on your head, old woman?" he asked.     "These feathers?" said the old woman. "I wear them to remind me of my son who is a hunter. Look behind you--here he comes now."     Fox turned to look and, as he did so, the old woman threw off her blankets and leaped high in the air. She went right over Fox's head and hit him hard with a big stick that had been hidden under the blankets.     When Fox woke up his head was sore. He looked for the stew pot, but all he could see was a hollow stump. He looked for the wooden soup bowl, but all he could find was a folded piece of bark with mud and dirty water in it. All around him were rabbit tracks. "So, he has fooled me again," Fox said. "It will be the last time." He jumped up and began to follow the tracks once more.     Before he had gone far he came to a man sitting by the trail. The man held a turtle-shell rattle in his hand and was dressed as a medicine man.     "Have you seen a rabbit go by?" asked Fox.     "Indeed," said the medicine man, "and he looked sick and weak."     "I am going to eat that rabbit," Fox said.     "Ah," said the medicine man, "that is why he looked so afraid. When a great warrior like you decides to catch someone, surely he cannot escape."     Fox was very pleased. "Yes," he said, "I am Ongwe Ias. No rabbit alive can escape me."     "But, Grandson," said the medicine man, shaking his turtle-shell rattle, "what has happened to your head? You are hurt."     "It is nothing," said the Fox. "A branch fell and struck me."     "Grandson," said the medicine man, "you must let me treat that wound, so that it heals quickly. Rabbit cannot go far. Come here and sit down."     Fox sat down, and the medicine man came close to him. He opened up his pouch and began to sprinkle something into the wound.     Fox looked closely at the medicine man. "Why are you wearing two feathers?" he asked.     "These two feathers," the medicine man answered, "show that I have great power. I just have to shake them like this, and an eagle will fly down. Look, over there! An eagle is flying down now."     Fox looked and, as he did so, the medicine man leaped high in the air over Fox's head and struck him hard with his turtle-shell rattle.     When Fox woke up, he was alone in a small clearing. The wound on his head was full of burrs and thorns, the medicine man was gone, and all around him were rabbit tracks.     "I will not be fooled again!" Fox snarled. He gave a loud and terrible war cry. "I am Ongwe Ias," he shouted. "I am Fox!"     Ahead of him on the trail, Rabbit heard Fox's war cry. He was still too tired to run and so he turned himself into an old dead tree.     When Fox came to the tree he stopped. "This tree must be Rabbit," he said, and he struck at one of the small dead limbs. It broke off and fell to the ground. "No," said Fox, "I am wrong.     This is indeed a tree." He ran on again, until he realized the tracks he was following were old ones. He had been going in a circle. "That tree!" he said.     He hurried back to the place where the tree had been. It was gone, but there were a few drops of blood on the ground where the small limb had fallen. Though Fox didn't know it, the branch he had struck had been the end of Rabbit's nose, and ever since then rabbits' noses have been quite short.     Leading away into the bushes were fresh rabbit tracks. "Now I shall catch you!" Fox shouted.     Rabbit was worn out. He had used all his tricks, and still Fox was after him. He came to a dead tree by the side of the trail. He ran around it four times and then, with one last great leap, lumped into the middle of some blackberry bushes close by. Then, holding his breath, he waited.     Fox came to the dead tree and looked at the rabbit tracks all around it. "Hah," Fox laughed, "you are trying to trick me again." He bit at the dead tree, and a piece of rotten wood came away in his mouth. "Hah," Fox said, "you have even made yourself taste like a dead tree. But I am Ongwe Ias, I am Fox. You cannot fool me again."     Then, coughing and choking, Fox ate the whole tree. From his hiding place in the blackberry bushes, Rabbit watched and tried not to laugh. When Fox had finished his meal he went away, still coughing and choking and not feeling well at all.     After a time, Rabbit came out of his hiding place and went on his way.

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A sermon given by Amy Jacks Dean at Park Road Baptist Church on January 18th, 2015.

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