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In the “merry old land of Oz,” Maguire takes us back before Dorothy ever dropped in and examines the birth, life and death of the Wicked Witch of the West. We see the binding friendship of Elphaba (the Wicked Witch of the West) and Galinda (aka Glinda), and we are forced to ask ourselves, what is evil?

Read more... Wicked: The Life and Times ( Read more... )

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A derelict superhero, the only one of his kind, decides its time to mend his ways and become the savior the city is looking for.

Read more... Hancock.

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There is an unknown toxin in the air, and people are dying. It first starts in big cites, then to the suburbs, and no one knows where it will go next. It seems to be isolated to the north eastern United States, and not many people are escaping in time.

Read more... The Happening.

Supplies:

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  white votive candle
  
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  pen and paper
  

Preparation:

Before the spell begins, you must decide what it is you are binding, and you must be specific. Binding is about bringing things together. The specific kind of binding this is designed for is to get rid of some problem you are having in an easy, unhostile way. If you want to get rid of a ( Read more... )

Supplies:

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  One one dollar bill
  
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  A marker
  

Preparation:

There is really no preparation for this spell, however, if you can spend a few minutes in meditation, clearing your mind, before you cast the spell, the better your focus will be when you cast it.

Read more ... Prosperity Spell

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Batman (Christian Bale) is looking to retire, and new District Attorney, Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart), is just the man. He's an idealist, and he's cleaning up the streets. This is, possibly, Bruce Wayne's only chance to be with his beloved Rachel (Maggie Gyllenhall). However, all lovers of movies know that lovely exhibitions like this, promise ( Read more... )

Donald E. Gagnon was my grandfather. We had a rocky relationship, and I thought I'd share a little bit of it here. I've recently wrote two articles, On Death - Physics Edition, and On Death - Grieving Edition. Both have their good qualities, but both were written to deal with grief. This blog entry is the final product of that grief. It is, our ( Read more... )

In On Death - Physics Edition, I talked about death from a spiritual-scientific stand point, and not how to deal with the death of a loved one. In this article I will not talk so much about theory, but how the grieving process works, and how to know if you are okay.

Read more... On Death - Grieving Edition

In the last twelve months three people in my family have popped off. I like the term popped off because it has a double meaning which I have found in it. First of all, it gives an amusing poke at the seriousness of death. I think people need to relax a whole lot more when it comes to this topic, so lets be respectfully tacky. Secondly, I've equated ( Read more... )

Every morning, when you wake up, you make a decision. You choose the Emotional Theme for your day. Have you ever noticed, when you are jarred awake, you tend to feel anxious all day? That is because, on waking, you set your Emotional Theme to match that feeling. On the other hand, when there are no alarm clocks or persons to wake you suddenly, when ( Read more... )