I was completely “blind sided” by Sandra Bullock’s performance and the depths to which this movie touched my soul. As an Irish Roman Catholic from Long Island, I was moved by the way this Southern family “walked-their-talk” in this time of inauthenticity. A must see film based on the extraordinary true story of All-American football star Michael Oher. A virtually homeless teenager who went on to be No. 23 pick in the first round of the NFL draft this year by the Baltimore Ravens. This film made me proud of my Chrisitan friends and aware of all the opportunities that each and everyone of us has in uplifting humanity!
Culture
Movie : The Blind Side
Goss-Michael Gallery
The Goss-Michael Foundation was founded by George Michael and Kenny Goss in June 2007. The Foundation offers the public a rotating schedule of exhibitions derived from Goss and Michael’s private collection as well as other institutions. These exhibitions serve as a challenge to preconceived art notions and strive to set a new standard in artistic [...]
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Movie : I Bring What I Love
Dive behind the scenes and into the world of Africa’s most famous Sufi Mystic Musician. Experience this uplifting documentary about Grammy Award Winner and Senegal native, Youssou N’Dour. This never-before-told story follows N’Dour at a turning point in his life and career, as he releases his most personal and controversial album “Eqypt.” Now available on DVD.
November 2009 : Listen
LISTEN You can hear your Divine guidancebest by quieting yourself and listening. Shut out noisy stimulation like telephones and television, and relax in a quiet place. Don’t try to make anything happen. Just listen to your own thoughts, breath, and the rhythm of your heart. Then mentally ask questions of your guides and angels. Listen [...]
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The New York Times raves about Dallas’ new “cultural heart”
Our new arts district gives our beloved city a beating cultural heart. Blending seamlessly, the new additions to our art district gives Dallas a “cohesive urban vision” raves The New York Times. Welcome home! LINKS: http://www.thedallasartsdistrict.org/ http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/15/arts/design/15dallas.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=cool%20or%20classic:%20art%20district%20counterpoints&st=cse
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