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Look past the impossibly hip language, and plethora of piercings friends, as this stuff could spell hope for us all.

I am just sitting with a glass of wine, flicking between the cricket (we might actually win this one!) and the sublime 'transatlantic sessions' on BBC4.

A long weekend beckons, with plans to canoe and camp, and I have just eaten well with my lovely wife.

Life does not get much better, so I thought I would share the love...

Just watched this great little film on the i-player- all about the relationship between Calvinism and the Scottish psyche.

It is played for laughs, but had some great theology thrown in there too.

Enjoy it here (for the next few days at least.)

Scottish Mental Health Arts & Film Festival 2009

For those of you in Scotland- check this out!

It brings a whole range of the arts to bear on one of the biggest social justice issues of our times- that of the effect on people of mental illness, and more particularly, our societal response to this.

*Warning, some viewers may find language in this video offensive.

Richard Twiss, author, speaker and member of the Rosebud Lakota/Sioux Tribe reflects on "mission," reconciliation and wigs.