May 31, 2013

looking deeper . . .but me...l `m just a kevin from the north

Fears over a demonstration grew after Yorkshire EDL Scarborough Division posted a message on its Facebook page calling for supporters to gather outside the mosque.

Imam Abid Salik said: "We did have a few people who did come to protest but when they came some of the members of the mosque went over and they engaged in a conversation.

"Some people went over with cups of tea and biscuits, they were talking for about 30 or 40 minutes and then they came inside, which was a really, really beautiful thing."
 
                          yes what a beautiful thing to do
despite the horrors of recent events
so much in the darkness creeping out
shouting loud
hurting
causing pain
simple acts break through
humanity deep deep humanity
it says
we can win
we can triumph
but me...l `m just a Kevin from the north
what do l know ?
 

Greenbelt 2013: Life Begins

spiritofthestreets
DJ at gig a manse
We now have our four music headiners - Amadou & Mariam (Friday), Lemar (Saturday), Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (Sunday), and Duke Special with band and the Greenbelt Orchestra (Monday). They'll be joining hundreds of great names across the weekend, including Barbara Brown Taylor, Jim Wallis, Francis Spufford, Courtney Pine, the London Community Gospel Choir, Thea Gilmore, Milton Jones, Inua Ellams, Jon McGregor, Shobana Jeyasingh Dance, Simon Mayo, The Hip-hop Shakespeare Company, and so much more... We'll have more information about who'll be appearing on which days of the festival very soon.
We can also today reveal that the brilliant Clare Balding will be broadcasting her Sunday morning Radio 2 show live from Greenbelt. We'll have more information about how to be part of the live audience in the next Dispatches.
There's an introduction to a strand of talks at Greenbelt 2013 about Radical Theology on our website - featuring John Caputo, Peter Rollins, Marika Rose, Katherine Sarah Moody, Lucy Winkett and Kester Brewin
Its a place were the youth from 13 upwards can be free to paddle and experiment with spirituality

May 30, 2013

Hull city pre season news

Newspaper claims West Brom and Blackburn are the clubs trying to hijack Ahmed Elmohamady's move from Sunderland to Hull City.
As reported yesterday, the hull club are ready to pay for loan hero Elmo but have yet to agree personal terms.
Darren Bent was one of a slew of players linked with City last week, but today's Daily Express claims Fulham are favourites to rescue him from his Aston Villa "nightmare". The Cottagers are preparing a £4m move and SkyBet gives long odds of 20/1 on Bruce hijacking it.
More likely according to the bookies are moves for Phil Neville (4/1 favourites) and Peter Odemwingie (6/1 second favourites behind Fulham).
Meanwhile, if today's tabs are to be believed, Danny Simpson has split up with his X Factor girlfriend Tulisa Contostavlos.
Could the 26-year-old full-back be ready for a fresh start in our fine city? The Northern Echo is among sources that have linked him with a move from Newcastle United to the KC Stadium.
Finally for now, every City fan's least favourite golfer says Bruce needs a "world elite" striker to stay in the Premier League.
But Jimmy Bullard his old club has a chance because of Steve Bruce.
"The spine is key, and it's going to be a big summer for sure," he says. "I'm delighted they are there though because it's a great football club."
altogether now
we are staying up
we are staying up
best of times swimming at the weekend
BUT paying for it now with a bad cold
sniffles and chest pains

May 28, 2013

So below a few pictures of last weekends bank holiday break at Primrose valley in north Yorkshire
Lots of walking
sharing games and food
beautiful weather
knowing my new physical limitations
family and friends
Yorkshire tea and sunny weather
fanx U Lord

a couple of memories






May 22, 2013

please don`t ask.

sometimes
life
is like
being on a
Stanna stair lift
 
 
 
 
please don't ask me how l see things
l tend to tell you what l see
please don't ask me what l know
l may tell you what l know
amongst the most deceitful people l have ever worked among are those who say
please tell me what you think
feel
know
but don`t want the truth
funny that
 
why am l afraid to tell you what l
feel
see
know
because l may just tell you the truth
please
please
please
don't ask me how l am?
what l know
how l am feeling


May 21, 2013

honest 1 way

His friends collected flowers poems and tears
leaving them opposite where he lived
now broken and sad like the hearts broken

You say don't do that
there is only one way
follow the policies
but they know better
truthfully there really is only one way
your way has not worked
still your not going to listen to me
are you now
be honest

May 20, 2013

 Cllr cornwall Collin Brewer had said to the Disability News Service about farmers: “If they have a misshapen lamb, they get rid of it. They get rid of it. Bang.”
They will want to get rid of me soon

walking swimming breathing

·                        


 l hope will not be bored at the break booked in north Yorkshire. From loads of different morning /afternoon activities for kids and others (if you’re up-for-it!) then an exciting evening entertainment, l am hoping for a great opportunity with my family to turn off the telly. Get out and about WALKING SWIMMING BREATHING. So why not.
Maybe even a nice relaxing drink at the end of the day?
Great live acts thrown in?
Maybe even a bit of a boogie too?
They say everyone’s welcome to strut their stuff. but they never seen me in action LOL 
Really want a perfect way for us all to enjoy ourselves together
even the Brown kidz can stay up until l suggests its bedtime!
hoping we all grab some sun and fun
l got need short for break but the weather could spoil it.

May 19, 2013

image

how aware are you of your body?       it is understood that girls these days are considered more sexual!                    Is that true?      Others have explained this accounts for involvemnet in damaging areas.        Also services are failing the young girls by not taking them seriously

May 18, 2013

Fundays ahead?

Well what's happened to the weather
where are the days of sun and may madness?
Next week we are all away on the coast caravaning, with fun and games.
It's chilly and we are being flooded
what chance of a blessing in the weather next week. 


So days of ice cream walks fun and sun, where did that period go?
Now its wet, wet, and wet, chilly cold and snow.
Even Monday l brushed  snow of the car.

May 16, 2013

HUMANITY THE OTHER SIDE

Talking about humanity and what it is?
Brain May one time guitarist with Queen
said
"some people will go about today
to hurt others
destroy nature
cause pain to children"

IT BEEN THAT SORT OF WEEK
SOMEONE BAD MOUTHING ME
A CLIENT KILLED
OTHERS HURT

May 14, 2013

tiring day

lot of confusing things happen everyday
sometimes hard to get a good
handle on the way life is unfolding
today has been a full
but very tiring
truthfully slightly uncomfortable day

May 13, 2013

kindness

today l heard the news that one young man has been murdered from the contacts that l work among homeless rootless young man killed in our community by his peers  Only last week l spoke with him about swigging cider in our provision, meal meeting...he said ...`l must go` no l said   "just eat some food and drink some soup" Other`s encouraged... helped... warmly invited him.
Others felt the need to be hostile and take his life.
both sides of humanity
l witness often aggression ...violence..dislike..indeed hatred
Humanity
l witness extraordinary kindness help support prayers

May 11, 2013

grim me up north

cold
wet
rainy
chilly
miserable
even
a
bit fed up
       Anyway how are you love hearing from people l am a bit like this at present late nite last evening
Honesty is important and it doesn’t mean l am permanently in this sate of mind l am off now to grab a coffee and chat with a friend.
Level 5 from the book why am l afraid to tell you how l am?   Looks like l am not..How are you?

May 10, 2013

me ...normal

Someone just told me it`s the week end
not something that excites me too much nor do Fridays
it been that way most of my life . . from back in the day when Gym was Friday evening and including work as a youth worker Fridays and week ends and holidays are very much geared into serving the youth
Plays a bit with relationships
l recall once getting called out to work when me and FA had plans
but that the nature of this type of work

the only normal people l know
are those l do not really know well

Mileage by car.
working out costings.
 Train
boat and walking.
Managing time,
Resource,  Thinking,
Always health is a factor!

They both know . .

    
Baby, I think we both know It's gone wrong, wrong, wrong 
I know you don't think we can carry it on Baby,
I think we both know It's gone bad, bad, bad Think of all the good times we had . . 

So sings Tim McCraw in Tennessee from the film strong
There is something that is real about the themes in country Song
but it never really connected over in the UK
l have sometimes played country songs at gigs
always been the odd track
Off this evening to a bit of `Coastal singing` over at playhouse North sea, could be good.
It work bit community involvement.

May 9, 2013

we are staying up

"Next season we'll play in the Premier League and maybe I can too.
"I have one season left, maybe two, and I would love to stay here. I would like to finish my career here.
"I'm not drinking, I'm not going out anymore so I would love to play football for Hull City for another year.
"Now I will enjoy my holidays, eight or nine weeks, and we will see what happens, but I would love to stay here with Hull City. The club has made me very proud."
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IT WAS the moment thousands of Hull City fans had been waiting for after months of battling and a nail-biting finale.
A deafening cheer rang out across the KC Stadium last night as players held medals and a trophy aloft after securing automatic promotion to the Premier League.

The Hull City Premier League Promotion party at the KC Stadium on May 8th, 2013
WOW the women are even bigger then l last recall
all together now
we are staying up
we are staying up
What about them four in defence?

 

No day will ever come...poverty!

"Retirement is for young people."

No day will ever come when l`ll be free from heart disease.
But that not an issue
No day will ever come when l`ll be free from taking tablets
Nor having to manage this illness or disease
But that not an issue
No day will ever come when l`ll be free from mangering the effects, along few restrictions that occur.
But that not an issue
The issue is why children, family living in poverty 2013
Poverty it been present in areas of my life
Since l was born
Why
Why
Why is it worse now at this moment of my life?
Professionally the socialist reforms did not address the issue
Blairites got it so wrong. Tory boys of 2007 made it worse
Yet to those who will listen
The God of powerlessness still calls out
Bring justice
Seek mercy
Walk humbly
Don’t have what you don’t need
Help who you define to be your neighbour
Be merciful to all
Love yourself…..
That person in the mirror is special unique valuable and beautiful
the only normal
people you know
are the ones
you don`t know
very well
"If ever there was one player, anywhere in the world, that was made for Manchester United, it was Cantona. He swaggered in, stuck his chest out, raised his head and surveyed everything as though he were asking: 'I'm Cantona. How big are you? Are you big enough for me?'"

May 7, 2013

hope is a feeling

The decks are ready old fashioned style but a real new twist in 2013 as we prepare for worship


Along with the guitars and singers as the worship band prepare to lead

its a play list


love playlist`s
important area of DJ skill
but also got to ignore
go along with what people ask
you to play

May 4, 2013

This is my Hull city prayer

dear lord God,
if you allow Hull City to be promoted today
l will be become a better person
l will attend Church every sunday
except when city are playing
Amen
p.s. If that not enough
please let me know
Kev
x

May 3, 2013

come on you hull (part 456)

BE PREPARED
This will have been the longest week in the players' lives. You try your best to relax but you can't go more than half an hour without thinking about the game. It takes over your mind. In weeks like these I wouldn't want to go home after training. So long as you were around your team-mates you'd be having a bit of a laugh and a joke, but once you went home your mind would drift and you'd start thinking too much about the game.
Tomorrow won't be able to come quickly enough for the players. I look back at the night before Wembley and although it was a massive game, I still remember it being quite relaxed. We played poker at the hotel and chatted in our rooms. There were a few lads who weren't too experienced at the time, people like Michael Turner and Sam Ricketts, but I can remember seeing Ian Ashbee and he was completely focused. He wanted to make sure he was the one lifting the trophy so badly.
Every footballer is different and will prepare for big games in their own way. Some will be a bag of nerves, some will be chilled out. The one thing you have to be is confident. You've got to believe in yourself and your team-mates and that's what we did at Wembley.
STAY FOCUSED
Tomorrow is different to our play-off final at Wembley because promotion could end up hinging on Watford's game against Leeds, but I'm sure Steve Bruce will be telling his side to forget all about that game. It's irrelevant what Watford do so long as City win and that's all that matters.
It was a similar situation when I was at Bradford when we had to beat Liverpool on the final day to stay up. I can remember a huge roar going around Valley Parade when Southampton scored against Wimbledon, our relegation rivals, so the players won't need telling if Leeds do them a favour at Watford tomorrow.
Saying that, it's important not to get distracted by the other game. If Watford go a goal up early on, something you wouldn't rule out, you can't let that deflate you. All the emphasis has to be on taking the game to Cardiff and making life difficult for them. City have got to get the ball forward, ruffle a few feathers and make a few tackles.
The fans are there to give you backing, but you've got to give them reason to get off their seats. If it's a poor game, cause a ruck. You can't let it be flat like the Bristol City game or Cardiff will be content just to sit deep and give a good account of themselves. It's all down to City and what they do.
PLAY WITH HEART
It wasn't losing at Barnsley that hurt the 6,000 City fans at Oakwell, it was the manner of the performance that really stung. When so much is at stake, the least the supporters and your manager expects is for you to give every last thing you've got.
Games like tomorrow don't come around very often in your career. City are 90 minutes away from the Premier League and it's absolutely vital that we see players performing as though it's their very last game in football.
You can forget all about tactics and formations to a certain extent, it's about desire on days like these. If City had 11 Paul McShane's there wouldn't be a problem tomorrow. Macca's not the most gifted footballer but he's got a heart the size of a lion. He'll never give in. That's the attitude you've got to expect from every player, no one can go hiding.
Every player has got their own motivation for reaching the Premier League, but they've got to remember who else they're doing it for. I'm a Hull lad so it came naturally for me but Steve Bruce and his side only have to look around the KC Stadium when they run out tomorrow to know how much it would mean for this club.
You've got to give everything. If it's not enough and you end up in the play-offs, fair enough. But at least you can come into the dressing room afterwards knowing you've done yourself justice.
TAKE RESPONSIBILITY
The more I think about tomorrow's game, the more jealous I am. I'd do anything to be involved in a game of this significance. It's what you play the game for and what makes football so special. Sadly I'll have to watch on from the stands and, like any fan, I'll be kicking every ball. It's vital that we see that emotion in the players too because it's up to them to get the crowd going.
Each player has to take responsibility, not look to a team-mate to do it for them. This side isn't blessed with the same experience we had at Wembley, and that's been a worry for me all season, but tomorrow they all have to walk tall together.
A big thing will be to start the game brightly and look to make things happen against a Cardiff side that surely can't want this as much as us. I don't care what you say, no Cardiff player will want to come up here and get injured.
There was obviously some disappointment after the Bristol City and Barnsley games, so it's vital the players don't allow that to drift into tomorrow. Start well and grab the first goal and the whole place will be transformed, but if supporters see a nervous group of players, that mood will soon spread on to the terraces.
Not every player can have a great game tomorrow but you have to make sure you win your own individual battle. If a tackle or a header is there to be won, throw yourself in and want it as though your life depended on it. Don't come off the pitch with any regrets.
SEIZE YOUR MOMENT
As my old Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren used to say, every game has a defining moment. It could be a goalkeeper saving a penalty, it could be a defender making a last-ditch tackle, but games can swing on any given incident. For our win at Wembley I'm privileged that it was my goal that changed everything.
I've often thought what if I'd have blasted the chance over the bar or if the keeper had saved it, but I'm not sure I've ever hit a volley quite like that one. I've said a few times that most of my volleys in training would end up in the trees. I'm lucky enough it came off for me at Wembley and it's something that will live with me for the rest of my life. That's what's at stake for these City players tomorrow. If they win, someone will be a new hero by 3pm. They'll never have to buy a drink in Hull again. It could be David Stockdale pulling off a last-minute save or it could be Robbie Brady with a special free-kick, the stage is set for someone to be the toast of the city. The one thing you can't do is let the moment pass. Grab it by the scruff of the neck and make it happen for you. After 45 games of the season, promotion will now rest upon a defining moment against Cardiff. You have to make sure it's you that takes your chance. If they do, they'll forever be a hero to these supporters.


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May 2, 2013

life is tuff

who
knows
whats
ahead
in
this
life
but the journey is fun and tuff

Been listening, reflecting, sharing, talking ,about Who is my neighbour /Am l my brothers keeper?






THE FILM CINEMA PARADISA
has this line the older Alfredo turns to
the young lad warns him l suppose
that life is not like in the cinema
"Its much tougher then that"
life is tuff
so starts the book the road less travelled
life is tuff
suicide the most common cause of death recorded
on the death certificates of many young people in 2013
in the UK
Shocking but true
life is tuff

            l found something that works
                              l have a relationship with a personal Jesus

May 1, 2013

City are now counting down to one of the biggest games in their 109-year history.
Victory over title-winners Cardiff on Saturday lunchtime would guarantee the KC Stadium's finest hour with automatic promotion to the top flight, but Watford could snatch second with a win at home to Leeds if City falter.


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Emotion running high in Hull and wee bit up North for this reason plus another

The young people are preparing for a service and are excited, some have been a bit apprenticed or rather schooled by older people in the singing performances

But looking real good overall
got some video editing and music mixing to do but that fine

Storms....huge weather variates at present

Huge winds brought chills waves and stormy conditions Despite this turmoil Got dressed, got out  Excitement conversation's  Pictures and...

MAYBE WE WON`T MEET AGAIN

. . . she got a postcard in the mail
That just said Heaven,with a picture of the ocean and the beach
The simple words he wrote her
Said he loved her
How he'd hold her if his arms would reach
Wish you were here, wish you could see this place
Wish you were near,Wish I could touch your face
The weather's nice, it's paradise
It's summertime all year and there's some folks we know
They say, "Hello, "
I miss you so, wish you were here"