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Clean On The Inside Series
Contributed by Mark Opperman on Jun 10, 2008 (message contributor)
Summary: As we learn to honor God through purity, our ability to see Him will increase. The Reality, Reception, and Reward of a Pure Heart.
Living in the Father's Favor: Clean on the Inside
Matthew 5:8 Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.
Intro: The machine that usually did the job was broken. And so they hired a man to paint lines on a newly resurfaced portion of a remote highway. The first day he painted 9 miles, and the supervisor, impressed by such an effort, told him he would hire him full time and give him a big raise if he kept up that pace for the next few days. But the next day he was able to paint only 5 miles. On the following day he did only one mile, then the next day a half a mile. The supervisor fired him but asked what had happened. "It isn't my fault," the man muttered as he walked away shaking his head, "I just kept getting further and further away from the can."
-We're talking about being pure in heart today. As we strive to be pure in heart before God, we need to remember that He is our source and that He will go with us everywhere we need to go. The supply of our purity can only be maintained by a living relationship with Jesus. Whenever we allow distance between ourselves and the Lord, we lose the ability to remain pure, and we might find ourselves shaking our heads and muttering how it isn't our fault that we are so miserable.
-Just to show how we might get it right in some areas, but fall apart in others, Chuck Swindoll in "Growing Deep in the Christian Life," writes about a man who bought fried chicken dinners for himself and his date one afternoon. The attendant at the fast food outlet, however, unintentionally gave him the proceeds from the day's business - a bag of money (much of it cash) instead of fried chicken.
-"After driving to their picnic site," Swindoll writes, "the two of them sat down to enjoy some chicken. They discovered a whole lot more than chicken - over $800! Now many people would have kept the money, and bought themselves a lunch much nicer than KFC!
-But this man did something unusual. He quickly put the money back into the sack, got into his car and drove all the way back to KFC. Mr. Clean got out, walked in, and became an instant hero.
-"By then, the manager was frantic. The guy with the bag of money looked the manager in the eye and said, 'I want you to know I came by to get a couple of chicken dinners and wound up with all this money here.'
-"Well, the manager was thrilled to death. He said, 'Let me call the newspaper. I'm gonna have your picture put in the local newspaper. You're one of the most honest men I've ever heard of.'
-"To which the man quickly responded, 'Oh, no. No, no - don't do that!' Then he leaned closer and whispered, 'You see, the woman I'm with is not my wife.'"
-Blessed are the pure in heart for they will see God. The main truth today is this:
Prop: As we learn to honor God through purity, our ability to see Him will increase.
Interrogative: What does it mean to be pure in heart and how do we get there?
TS: Let's look at some of the basics of a pure heart so we can find out what Jesus meant when He said, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God."
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February 6, 2017
Ya'll…THAT SUPERBOWL COMEBACK!! Wowzas. Biggest comeback in Superbowl history, first Superbowl to EVER go into overtime. What a game. I went to bed feeling satisfied to say the least 🙂 And my Tummy was very satisfied. I got plenty of compliments on my vanilla cupcakes with strawberry compote and homemade buttercream icing. C'mon, aren't you … More Weekend Roundup – DIY Welcome Sign

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I guess it's obvious that I'm a baseball nut. I love the game. But I hate it when it is played badly (this is my problem with the "for fun" softball team I'm on... too many of the folks aren't playing the game, they are playing at playing the game... ah well... it's for fun... it's for fun... it's for fun.) Back to the Padres.
These guys are professionals. They are paid to play. They stink. Sometimes teams just aren't very good. I really think this team is better than their miserable 10-17 record.
But they keep failing at simple stuff like moving runners with outs. Getting runners in from third with less than two outs. Little stuff that makes a big difference. They complain about the home park being too big, but they refuse to play little ball. Pick one guys.
They play in a huge ball park, but have slow old outfielders. What is the front office thinking? They claim to be focusing on pitching and defense, but why then the old outfielders? They seem to recognize that the park is bigger and plays much bigger to right field than left, but all the "power hitters" are left handed batters. Now this time to the front office... Pick one guys.
Nice to get this all out... I feel better. I just wish the Padres would play like they care about the game as much as I do.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Wow. The Padres Are Really Bad...
Posted by Ohioan@Heart at 9:37 PM
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- K T Cat said...
I really don't understand how you can have a slow team with no power. No power I can get because power hitters are expensive. But how expensive is it to have a couple of guys who can steal bases? This Padres team seems to have been built around hoping for a lot of 2-1 wins.
- April 29, 2008 at 10:20 PM
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Old Cemetary in Fort Stockton - the crosses are mde out of thin hard steel or metal of some kind. There is no waste, the big ones that have the cross cut out are used as well as the crosses themselve. Kind of eerie!
Pecos Pete in Fort Stockton
We went a short 50 miles to Fort Stockton today, and checked into Parkview RV park, also a PA park. We did think that this one was not too bad, it is a desert here, no shade, dusty, not a lot of grass. First off when we got here there was a sign that check in was at 1 – and NO early check ins. The office was locked up tight, and they didn't open until exactly 1. Cost was $10, but we had to pay $2 extra for cable, but since she assured us there was good wifi, we figured that was ok, we wanted to see the World Series game. Well, we had wifi for about 2 hours, went out to dinner and when we got back, no wifi. When I called the office, the person that answered the phone was rather nonchalant about it – said it was down but don't expect it back up tonight…so we would not recommend this park – even for an overnight. They are just not very friendly, and there are TONS of sandspurs :) we would not stay here again.
Burrito and tamale plate, in Ft Stockton. OK but not great :)


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OK, so four weeks later, how far have I come in my CoPORDing, Ready-for-Anything, Getting-Things-Done, David-Allen-run New-Life paradigm?
I know what I need to achieve and I know what I want to achieve, and my constant reviewing of these goals is keeping me focused on them.
In addition, my openness and forthrightness here only serve to confirm these commitments.
At least, I hope they do.
As my good friend, Neil Young, once said, "I know you know."
The thing I've least mastered is the filing system.
Because the failure of any segment of the pentagonal construction that is Getting Things Done a.k.a. CoPORD, leads the entire mass of one's organizational structure to diffuse, dissipate, and otherwise disengage, in Chapter 5 of Ready for Anything, Allen addresses, in an imagined 53-second radio/TV segment of a promotional book tour, the question:
"What's the one thing we do that gets in the way of being productive?" and answers thusly:
"It's not one thing but five things all wrapped together: People keep stuff in their head. They don't decide what they need to do about stuff they know they need to do something about. They don't organize action reminders and support materials and functional categories. They don't maintain and review a complete and objective inventory of their commitments. Then they waste energy and burnout, allowing their busyness to be driven by what's the latest and loudest, hoping it's the right thing to do but never feeling the relief that it is."
The more I devote myself to studying Allen's methods, the more I realize how effective they are.
Of course, my biggest stumbling block remains the heart of the matter: Organizing.
The best news for me, and maybe for you if you're a regular reader of this column, is Allen's response to what needs to be done, i.e. "What are the five best-practice behaviors to ensure that Getting Things Done gets done?"
Exactly those I listed in my Chapter 2 analysis, and which I lovingly refer to by the acronym, CoPORD.
Here's Allen's repetition of that essential message:
"It's a combined set of the five best-practice behaviors: Get everything out of your head. Make decisions about actions required on stuff when it shows up--not when it blows up. Organize reminders of your projects and the next actions on them in appropriate categories. Keep your system current, complete, and reviewed sufficiently to trust your intuitive choices about what you're doing (and not doing) anytime."
Allen then offers an even simpler distillation: "Focus on positive outcomes and continually take the next action on the most important thing."
Simple, no?
But if it were easy, we'd all be great.
David Allen seeks to make it easy, and all of us great.
Me, too.


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I tell you the truth, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed. . . nothing will be impossible for you. Matthew 17:20
Here's a one page of list ideas for this verse.
See a picture of the send home puzzle with the verse on it here.
See a picture of the plaster plaque with a little one hand print here. You can also add a mustard seed in the palm of the painted hand for scale.


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I got out of two trades today which I realized went against my rules, both of them unfortunately had to come at a loss. I first entered BAC as a short but what I was doing was exactly trying to pick the top so I got out in the morning at a small loss, I also posted a chart of MDOR (which I have taken off now) which looked very attractive from a technical stand point but I don't trade penny stocks because they are very sporatic and are too hard to predict. I entered MDOR at .85 and ended up selling it at .75 and took a pretty nice loss. One of the hardest things that I still have difficulty with is sticking to my rules. I didn't follow them today and as result paid the price. If I had stuck to my rules and didn't make those trades my account would be down 0.8% instead of 3.7, sticking to your rules makes a big difference.
It was a good thing I was hedged today because a bad day could have turned terrible. In unpredictable markets(which is almost always the case) it is important to be hedged, I am generally long right now and on days the market goes up I don't see massive gains which sucks but on days like today I also don't see massive loses. I find it very important to stay with in my risk tolerance, once I go outside of that I start becoming a bad trader. One of the reasons I have left the yen behind is that the moves were simply too big for someone with my account size.
Tomorrow "should" be an up day, as you can see from the chart we are at the bottom of the channel if this holds I will still be looking for that 870-880 range but if it breaks and we go down on strong volume I will be looking to go short specifically if we break the most recent low of 800.
Potential long candidate: WNR
Potential short candidate: TRLG
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
04/14/08 Lesson Learned
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Mans is 9.5kgs and tall for his age. Linc is 8.7kgs and average height.
Linc has progressed to standing and walking along the furniture and, due to a few nasty bumps, has worked out the best way to fall is on his bum.
Mans kneels but is usually not confident enough to put his feet under him. I don't think he has the best balance yet.
They also each have their two front bottom teeth so their little smiles have changed. *tear* They still look adorable though.
Our adventures outside have been minimal the last couple of weeks as Melbourne's weather has taken a nose dive. So I've been trying to come up with fun indoor activites for two 9 month olds which isn't easy. Especially since most activities end up with them in the bath. Even eating! I've got an idea for a project for them for Baker Bob for Christmas, but I can't tell you about it yet because he occassionally reads this thing.
Having tried just about everything else I can think of, I started controlled crying last week. It was difficult for the first night but the boys picked it up pretty quickly. (Thank goodness). It's been especially good for Linc who has become a lot more independent and happier when he's awake as well.
I've copped a lot advice and flack from my decision but it seems to be working.
They usually don't even get sad when I first put them down anymore. Only mad.
Mans also started clapping a few weeks ago and I think he's offically said his first word. The Dadada, Mamama, Bababa sounds I don't count but now when he claps he'll pipe up with "Yay!"
It's clear as day and he only says it if I'm clapping or he is.
Linc's a bit more reluctant to do any action on command but that's just his personality. He's a wolf in sheeps clothing.
As far as this pregnancy goes I've had blood pressure and iron issues already which has caused a lot of anxiety. We have an ultrasound on Monday and I'm still not sure if we're going to find out the sex. So pop back on Monday to see the outcome.
The very rare occassion they are in matching outfits.
Which reminds me of a funny story.
We were at the plaza one day and a little girl was standing in a trolley with her mummy.
"Look mummy, a baby. Ohhh two babies"
"Yep, they are twins."
"But they aren't wearing the same clothes"
I thought it very cute.
Linc standing
The mess after Baker Bob's vegetable pasta bake and half a banana.
Giggles at the front door and I just noticed how filthy that kick board is.
Going to clean it now!


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I read this list on a website called Everyday Made Special and I thought it would be fun to share with everyone. On those days where stress and life has you going in circles sit down and choose one of these activities to relax and make the summer last.
1. Watch fireflies dance across a meadow
2. Host a big cookout
3. Help your kids set up a lemonade stand
4. Treat yourself to a red, ripe watermelon
5. Eat dinner outside watching the sun set
6. Churn homemade ice cream
7. Gaze up at the stars
8. Swing on a front porch at night
9. Take a moment to appreciate the honeybees and the work they do
10. Make your own popsicles with fruit juice
11. Fly a kite on a perfect July day
12. Drink an ice-cold slushy drink
13. Spend a weekend at the river
14. Say "yes" to a friend's pool party invitation
15. Eat sliced tomatoes with mozzarella and fresh basil
16. Stop and admire the sidewalk chalk
17. Plant sunflowers with your daughter and watch them grow
18. Cheer on the kids playing kickball in the cul-de-sac until dark
19. Roast marshmallows on a campfire
20. Collect seashells at the beach
21. Wear pink flip flops
22. Plant a vegetable garden
23. Take a cool shower and pat on baby powder
24. Smell the rain during an evening thunderstorm
25. Let the music of the crickets lull you to sleep
Thursday, August 16, 2007
How To Make the Summer Last
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Confusion over Pontypridd's Business Improvement status
In November 2013 RCT Council decided to put in an application to Welsh Government for funding to explore the setting up of a Business Improvement District (BID). They chose Pontypridd as the preferred area for this because, as the Cabinet report stated, "the Rateable Value of businesses in Pontypridd is far greater than at Aberdare resulting in a significantly higher levy."
The scheme requires businesses in the identified area to vote on whether or not to become part of the scheme. If more than 50% say yes then all businesses in the section of the town covered by the BID would find themselves having to pay an additional levy of between 1 and 2 per cent on top of their existing business rates. The idea is that the money raised would go towards improvements in the town with a committee led by business people deciding on the priorities.
Welsh Liberal Democrat Councillor Mike Powell says he is all for anything that helps bring new business into the town but says several traders have expressed serious concerns over the proposals.
"The business rates in Pontypridd are already, in the opinion of many, too high especially given the high number of empty properties and the considerable number of charity shops who get rate relief. An extra 1 or 2 percent on top may force some businesses to close.
"The rules covering the scheme only require 50% of those in the designated area to say yes to the scheme and there is no opt out for the rest, they have to pay up."
Questions have been asked over the decision on which areas to include in the BID scheme, with Bridge Street being excluded and maybe more controversially Sainsbury's and the stores located on the retail park.
The Director of Regeneration and Planning told Cllr Powell that businesses in Bridge Street were left out because they declined to give any view to the initial letters sent out. Thought had been given to including Sainsbury's and the retail park stores but it had been made clear by Sainsbury's that if they were included then they would vote against going ahead with the scheme.
Councillor Powell added
"This smacks of a little gerrymandering on behalf of those involved in trying to get this project up and running. When planning permission was granted for Sainsbury's it was on the basis that it was part of the town and so would not constitute significant out of town development. If it is part of the town then it should be included in the BID and allowed a vote on whether or not the scheme should go ahead just like any other business.
"This scheme does not cover only retail outlets but any business with a rateable value of over £5000. The Welsh Government introduced the scheme in 2006 but until 2013 only two places had taken it up, Swansea and more recently Merthyr.
"It seems very unfair to impose a scheme on everyone because half of the people who respond to a ballot say they want it.
"RCT Welsh Liberal Democrats will be carrying out our own survey of businesses in Pontypridd to see what the general opinion is."
From: Powell, Michael (Councillor)
Sent: 28 May 2015 06:28
To: Cook, Jane
Subject: Pontypridd Town Centre BID
Dear Ms. Cook
As a Cllr whose ward partially falls within the Pontypridd Town centre could you kindly tell me why I have been omitted from all of the councils processes and deliberations of it please?
Cllr Mike Powell
From: Cook, Jane
Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2015 04:46 PM GMT Standard Time
To: Powell, Michael (Councillor)
Subject: RE: Pontypridd Town Centre BID
Cllr Powell,
As you will be aware, in November 2013 Cabinet agreed for the Council to submit an application to Welsh Government for Business Improvement District development funding for Pontypridd.
As that report outlines, Business Improvement Districts are fundamentally driven by the private sector. They produce a business plan and are responsible for its delivery following a successful ballot. The BID Group which has been established, is entirely business led and is chaired by a local businessman.
Given that this is so strongly business led, Council officers have been in a secondary/advisory role, rather than leading on the basis of the Council's own processes and deliberations.
Jane Cook
Director of Regeneration and Planning
From: Powell, Michael (Councillor)
Sent: 25 June 2015 03:18
To: Cook, Jane
Subject: RE: Pontypridd Town Centre BID
Ms. Cook
Indeed. Can I therefore take it that the business leaders decided that the part of the town centre that falls within my ward have all opted out of the BID process?
Cllr. Powell
From: Cook, Jane
Sent: Friday, July 03, 2015 09:48 AM GMT Standard Time
To: Powell, Michael (Councillor)
Subject: FW: Pontypridd Town Centre BID
Cllr Powell
Businesses on Bridge Street have been contacted during the BID feasibility study, for the Visioning Event and recently when BID information leaflets were distributed to the businesses. As little engagement was shown by Bridge Street businesses during the initial stages, a letter was distributed seeking their thoughts on whether the area should be included or excluded, and asking them to make contact with their views. There have been no responses from this.
From: Powell, Michael (Councillor)
Sent: Friday, July 03, 2015 11:07 AM GMT Standard Time
To: cookhj
Subject: RE: Pontypridd Town Centre BID
Dear Ms. Cook,
Were Sainsburys and the businesses in the retail park also contacted regarding inclusion in the BID scheme? Also if a business does not wish to be included in the scheme are they removed from the process and subsequent charges for implementing of the scheme etc by merely not engaging with the initial contact?
Cllr. Powell
From: Cook, Jane
Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2015 04:57 PM GMT Standard Time
To: Powell, Michael (Councillor)
Subject: RE: Pontypridd Town Centre BID
Cllr Powell
I can confirm that Sainsbury's and the businesses on the retail park were considered as part of the feasibility study and discussions took place about including Brown Lennox Retail Park at the BID steering group meetings. Discussions were also had with Sainsbury's BID consultant, who advised they were unlikely to support the BID if they were included in the boundary due to them being located on the edge of central town centre area.
Where the BID boundary is agreed by the BID steering group, the businesses in this boundary will have the opportunity to vote in the ballot for the BID. If the ballot is successful the BID levy is mandatory and legally enforceable for all businesses in this boundary. The levy is paid by the business ratepayer, that is the occupier of the property and not the property owner. The BID charge will only be levied on businesses over an agreed rateable value and certain categories of hereditament (e.g. churches and schools) will be exempt - the levy is still to be determined.
Jane Cook
Director of Regeneration and Planning


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The frantic negotiating to resolve Greece's debt crisis before Sunday's deadline is a race that launched a thousand cliches. We're told that the Greeks have embarked on a new odyssey in uncharted waters, that as the
And, of course, countless headlines insist we're watching a Greek tragedy unfold. It's hard to blame the editors and columnists: After all, tragedy goes hand in hand with Greece, just like ouzo and "Mamma Mia!" The ancient Greek understanding of the term, although it has little to do with today's cliches, in fact casts a bright Mediterranean light on the current crisis.
For the ancient Athenians, theater — the stage for tragedy (and comedy) — was not merely an excuse for distraction. It was also an exercise in democracy. The citizens of Athens subsidized plays in times of peace (which were rare) and times of war (which were plentiful). Held during massive festivals that honored the gods, theater was primarily a civic activity. The playwright Sophocles would have recognized the high stakes involved in the showdown between Greece and the European Union. In his play "Antigone," he plumbed the divisions that plagued Athenian politics. The tragic political and moral dilemmas set in the mythical city of Thebes mirror those that confronted the citizens of Athens as they built their democracy.
Creon, the king of Thebes, finds himself responsible for the well-being of a city torn by fraternal fury. At the same time, his niece Antigone finds herself duty-bound to her dead brother, Polyneices, who led the rebellion against Thebes. At Creon's order, Polyneices lies unburied. When Antigone ignores her uncle's command and buries her brother, Creon locks her up in a cave and, before you know it, we have a big, fat Greek tragedy on our hands.
In today's Greek crisis, brothers are not cutting one another's throats at the EU headquarters in Brussels, nor are prisoners being immured in its basement. But the absence of human blood does not mean the absence of pain, misery and human passion, all of which are pushing the Greeks and the EU leaders into a war of words, if not weapons.
Nor are the key players blood relatives, but their bonds are almost as inescapable. When Greek politicians respond to German demands by reminding the world of Nazi atrocities, when the French economist Thomas Piketty observes that the Germans have conveniently forgotten how their own crippling postwar debt was restructured by the Allies, and when the German tabloid Das Bild photoshops Otto von Bismarck's pointy helmet onto Angela Merkel's head, we realize that the Furies — those subterranean gods who avenge the spilling of family blood in Greek storytelling — are very much alive and well.
All of this, the news media relentlessly reminds us, is tragic. But not, as our pundits seem to believe, because there is sorrow and suffering, conflict and clashes. That's regrettable, but it isn't necessarily tragic. Instead, as the ancient Greeks understood — and as we, steeped in our good guy/bad guy ethos, tend not to — that tragedy happens when two forces, each with equally powerful and just claims, collide.
That was the case in Thebes. Both Creon and Antigone acted for reasons that, at first, were just. Yet both, afflicted by hubris, forgot their original motives. Creon confused his city's needs with his own desires, and Antigone transformed her love for her brother into love of pointless self-sacrifice and death. Neither could listen to the other, to the warnings and wisdom of the Greek chorus or indeed to their own better selves.
What if we were to place German Chancellor Merkel not in Bismarck's uniform but instead in Creon's role? She and the other European leaders cannot evade their duty toward their respective electorates, which loathe the idea of picking up the tab for an expensive Greek haircut. Creon shares their fear of "moral hazard": If his rebellious nephew were to be buried, or later, if his burial by Antigone were to go unpunished, worrisome precedents would be set.
At the same time, Greece's prime minister,
Both sides have allowed the righteousness of their initial positions to slide into self-righteousness. The EU leaders, deaf to a chorus of economists and determined to punish transgressors, are Creon-like in their certainty. Increasingly, the Greek government seems less interested in a solution than in moral grandstanding, a la Antigone, regardless of the cost to themselves and others.
Ultimately, both sides are fired by unwavering devotion to an abstract ideal, the real costs be damned. But if ancient tragedy has any lesson to offer, it is that an all too real tragedy in the making might be avoided by putting responsibility before blind ideology, asking not whether the end justifies the means but whether the means justify the end.
"Wonders are many, and none is more wonderful than man," says the chorus in "Antigone." Will we applaud or lament man-made wonders at this week's end?
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Technologically, as all of my fellow new car buyers know, the American society has been evolving in leaps and bounds. Intellectually and morally, however, we seem to be sprinting in place. At best.
We now are down to zero news outlets that are respected by substantially all of the public – zero reporters, zero anchors, zero newspapers, zero television networks. Our society has become ideologically factionalized, and each faction has separated prominent media outlets into one of two categories – (a) the reputable, go-to sources and (b) the sources worthy of mockery and ridicule. If a story is reported in the first set of outlets, it is presumptively believed; if reported in the second set of outlets, it is presumptively "fake news." Notably, while we are divided as to which outlet should be placed in which category, we are unified in this one respect: if we learn about a report and we can't say that it comes from a source that shares our bias, we don't trust it. Indeed, a toxic mix of mistrust and cynicism has now become the pre-dominant American ethos. To me, that is worthy of a Greek tragedy.
I was thinking about the above state of affairs this past Monday night while watching the made-for-TV spectacle known as the Home Run Derby. The Derby is played the night before the Major League Baseball All-Star Game and involves eight of the top home-run hitters in the game. In each round of the competition, the brutes are given four minutes to bash as many balls over the fence as possible, and if they hit at least two homers over 440 feet, they get 30 extra seconds to smash the horsehide. This year's winner was Aaron Judge, a rookie from a small town in California's San Joaquin Valley, who seems to be an all-around great player with a phenomenal ability to hit home runs (he already has 30). Oh yeah, I almost forgot –this freak is 6'7" and 282 pounds and his body seems perfectly proportioned. Plus, when he's interviewed, he comes across as perfectly nice and humble. In short, this guy is right out of central casting: as in, "Cast me a kid who talks and looks like Mickey Mantle, except that he is bigger and stronger – sort of a humbler version of Babe Ruth, but an even better athlete. And make sure that like the Babe and the Mick, he plays for the most iconic franchise in all of sports." Commentators have compared Aaron Judge to a comic strip superhero, and after watching him hit literally 3.9 miles worth of home runs on Monday night (including four balls over 500 feet), I can now fully appreciate the hype.
But here's the thing. Superheroes are beloved by virtually everyone other than arch villains and their minions. And I'm not sure our society as a whole is willing to embrace anybody these days. As discussed, we won't embrace a newsman. We certainly won't embrace a politician. And I don't even think we're prepared to embrace an entertainer. Such is the price of living in a culture where mistrust and cynicism reign supreme.
Maybe Aaron Judge takes steroids. Or beats his girlfriend. Or votes for the "wrong" party. Or drives drunk. Or maybe it's just the old Stones lyric that "He can't be a man because he doesn't smoke the same cigarettes as me." One way or another, we've become so cynical about people that we refuse innocently to embrace those in our midst with the greatest potential star power. Instead, we hold back our affection, convinced that at some point these apparent "superheroes" will be revealed for what they truly are – deeply flawed, and perhaps even more profoundly screwed up than the rest of us. After all, doesn't every "star" eventually show up on the cover of the National Enquirer looking like a zombie and acting like a pig?
Part of the problem is traceable to three of the domains I mentioned above – our technology, our media, and our ideological divides. Today, it seems, pretty much everything is captured on tape, and there's always a media outlet to report it. Public figures can't expect privacy. They're always under a microscope. And how many human beings, let alone "superstars," can withstand microscopic scrutiny? Plus, we now live in an ideological hot house, in which anyone with an opportunity to affect the public political discourse is expected to do so, lest we start to perceive them as vacuous or self-absorbed. Then again, once they do announce themselves as people with actual social and political agendas, a large swath of the country will turn on them for being a troglodyte (i.e., a conservative) or a commie (i.e., a liberal).
I wonder if Michael Jordan would be so universally beloved if he came on the scene today. Or Kate Hepburn. Or Ben Franklin. Or even George Washington. Cynicism and mistrust are irresistible objects, and I'm not sure we have any immovable forces to take them on.
But you never know. Maybe Aaron Judge can prove me wrong. That smiling Goliath effortlessly bashed baseballs and the competition into oblivion, and yet when it was time for him to cash in (i.e., get interviewed by an adoring TV commentator), he refused the interview unless he was allowed to share the spotlight with his batting practice pitcher. Aw shucks America, this farm boy is perfect. He's begging us to let him – to let ANYONE – into our collective hearts while we still have a chance. We've already decided we can't all agree on the need to protect our climate from destruction. Can we at least agree on the value of celebrating a humble man-child from Linden, California?


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Dead by Wednesday are fully prepared to suffer for their art. The video for 'Pawns' is a bit claustrophobic. The band is packed in tight, performing amidst fans, while the song's thunderous beat pummels with intensity. "It's an anthem for our youth to read between the lines," drummer Opus told Noisecreep about the song. "Don't believe everything the system, government and people tell you on TV and in the press. Don't be a follower; be a leader. Stand up for what you believe in. Think for yourself and always question authority! In the end basically it's saying don't just be a pawn because... we are not your pawns!"
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The shoot was even harder for Opus, since, as drummer, he had to play in every single take and shot, which topped out at around 60 times. "I was so exhausted and dehydrated that when I got home, I started hallucinating, but I think the end result was definitely worthwhile," he laughed.
The band is continuing to promote 'The Killing Project,' which is out via Eclipse Records and features "Pawns."
Opus also revealed, "We are looking for solid tours to jump on now for 2010 to continue the push. We are also planning on possibly shooting a second video, which will be less performance-based and more artsy, for 'Declaration of Inhumanity.'" The band is also writing some new songs -- they've churned out about 23 so far -- for the next album, and they hope to start pre-production in early 2010. "They are brutal," Opus hinted about the tracks.


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So we made it! and we're "out here" in the Pacific Ocean. 23 nautical miles from land. Its currently night time, and most everyone is asleep or trying to sleep. The boat feels good as it barrels along at close to 7 knots. We have good wind (15 knots)- but we do have some cross swell and that is making it a bit more of a bumpy ride. All in all, its going really well and could be much worse. I am still hoping for the clouds to part amd let a clear moon in.
We made it out under the Golden Gate almost completely to plan- much to our own surprise. We fueled up in Sausalito after leaving Brisbane, and decided we were all set. We raised the mainsail, and flew the fabulous "Family Circus Tent" Flag that my mom made- as we headed over to Fort Point off Crissy Field. We searched the bluffs and found my mom, and my brother Mike and his family, both frantically waving their arms and sweatshirts. We waved some vigourous good byes, I welled up and surpressed some deep, long lasting emotion, and we tacked and pointed Family Circus's bow under the South tower of the Golden Gate Bridge.
It was an awesome feeling to feel the boat get the bite of the breeze in its chops and surge forward. Thankfully the wind reduced from mid 20's to low teens and we threw one more tack at the Marin headlands before we headed South over the San Francisco Bar. The kids all settled in quickly- Amaia & Alina napping and reading, Kaela napping,my wife staring at the horizon and Tristan and Alexia were hysterical was they "Stood watch" as they jammed to some music station singing at the top of their lungs.
As far as watch standing- we are playing it a bit by ear as this is uncharted territory for the Tzortzis family. Most of the crew is on some sort of anti seasickness medication, and adjusting in different ways. I am going to take this first evening watch as long as I reasonably can, and then will lay on the salon couch while Heather and Mykaela take turns. Thankfully everyone heartily ate the chicken rice stew, and now we'll see if we can all keep it down.
Its fun, and a little surreal, to be out here actually doing this. Its been even more amazing to experience the goodbye's in person and through social media. I am very grateful for all the kind words, good wishes and words of encouragement. They all help immensely!
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Soon after the flag of victory were waved in UP, there was an unknown flair of replacing CM Vasundhara Raje. The speculation market got hypes when there were talks of moving CM Raje to center. All this has been put to rest by the senior leaders of BJP assuring that there are no plans of replacing CM Raje and moving her into center in the cabinet reshuffle.
Rumours are the most ungodly around because when they spread, they overlook all the work done. That's what happened here, when there were even talks of bringing Om Prakash Mathur in the Rajasthan and take over the charge of Chief Minister candidature. This was speculated because Rajasthan is the home state of Om Mathur. Despite of the constant denial of any such fact by Om Mathur himself and by state BJP president Ashok Parnami, rumours did not put any rein on their movements.
During the meetings of last week, BJP national vice-president Avinash Rai Khanna clarified that 2018 State Assembly Elections will be fought under CM Vasundhara Raje.
Back on Saturday, the core committee meeting at the BJP headquarters in Rajasthan came to the conclusion that any possible changes among the leaders of the state was a mere fabrication of media and nothing else. In fact, hoardings with pictures of Mrs., Mr. Mathur and PM Narendra Modi were put across the city for congratulating the party over the victory in UP elections.
Reacting soberly, Mr. Mathur had said that, he is just an "ordinary party worker" and will keep on performing the duties assigned to him.
The political observers came to the conclusion that such rumours may keep on arising intermittently because of sour terms between CM Raje and center team.
Observations also say that, the center team received the messages from RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) mentioning that there is no requirement of bringing any changes to Chief Ministers in States because party has a stronghold there.


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I am a full time middle school Science teacher by day - and a shopaholic, savings freak by night. I would really love to get my family eating 100% organic, but the prices are sooo high! So I've decided to save $$ where I can and spend it on important things for my family. For instance, I saved $15 shopping the other night so I used some of that savings to purchase organic milk for my family. Since I've started, it's become an obsession - I get upset when I spend more than $20 a week on groceries and I'm always competing (with myself) to spend less every week.
1.) Why do you blog?
If I'm going to spend the time researching the deals, why not share them? It's also an outlet for me - how I get some "me" time.
2.) What do you blog about?
Being thrifty, and trying to go green while doing it!
3.) What do you find to be the biggest reward you get from blogging?
I love when people tell me how I saved them money! I know it's cheesy but I spend a lot of time doing this and there is no great monetary reward - but knowing that I helped someone save keeps me doing it!
4.) How long have you been blogging?
Since December 2009.
5.) Let's hear the story behind your blog title! :)
I wanted something that said "thrifty" while also emphasizing "green". So I took the old adage of "a green thumb" and changed it to "a thrifty thumb".


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California Film Commission selects 26 film & TV projects for tax credits
The California Film Commission (CFC) has selected 26 projects for $100 million tax credits that the state government will provide to boost the state's showbiz economy.
The 26 film and TV projects were selected from a record 497 submissions via a lottery held last month. The projects include 13 TV series, 11 films and 2 made-for-television movies.
BET's "Being Mary Jane" received a tax credit of estimated $5.2 million. BET, which has plans to relocate its production headquarters from Atlanta to Los Angeles, said it would not have been able to make thee shift if it had not been selected for the tax credit.
The production company's senior vice president (production) Lucia Gervino said tax incentives would allow them to invest the savings in production and other operations.
Amy Lemisch, executive director of the California Film Commission, said, "California's tax credit program has proven to be our most effective economic development tool for retaining and attracting production jobs, spending and tax revenues."
Other projects selected for the tax credits include Sony Pictures Television's "Franklin & Bash" and "Justified"; and MTV's "Teen Wolf"; Universal Pictures feature film "Scarface" and 20th Century Fox's "All Summer Long - A Beach Boys Musical."
California's tax credit program aims to put an end to exodus of productions to other state of the country, such as Louisiana and New York, which offer generous production incentives to the entertainment industry.
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McGyver and some kitty love...
Thanksgiving was nice, very quite which was great. Yes, I realize Thanksgiving was five days ago, but for a girl with no internet access, oh wait, let me rephrase that, with dial-up internet access, I was not about to blog while I was at my parent's house.
It was very relaxing. My family and I played dominos and I go to spend a lot of time knitting. Dominos and knitting... It's official... I am now an 80 year old woman trapped in a 25 year old's body. Just throw in a walker and old McGyver episodes and I'll be all set *sigh* oh well.
So I finished these:I also started a pair of socks for my dad. Just a simple pair of black socks made out of KnitPicks Gloss. In fact, I finished one of them. The beauty of the whole thing is my dad was there the whole time. I think when it comes to knitting he's not very curious so I can get away with knitting his Christmas present right in front of him. Picture coming as soon as I have some good light. Taking a picture of black socks is tricky!
So someone asked me why I haven't had pictures of Ludo, my cat, up recently. I don't really have a good answer to that. It's not for lack of pictures. I have some great ones. Like this:If you look close enough you can see my roommate knitting on the couch behind him. Did I mention I taught my roommate how to knit? I'm so proud!
Then there's this oneThat's Ludo and my roommate's cat Hemi. She got Hemi right before I left for the summer so I didn't get to know him until after I got back, but Ludo had all summer to get friendly... obviously. There's a lot of kitty love going on right there.


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For Immediate Release
Mayor Villaraigosa, Top Chefs and Farmers make Good Food For All A Priority for Los Angeles
Join Roots of Change in honoring The L.A. Food Policy Task Force and everyone working to better the city's food environment
LOS ANGELES, California—Roots of Change (www.rootsofchange.org) is hosting a reception, Good Food for All: A Taste of the Los Angeles Foodshed, on Wednesday, October 6, 2010 to showcase the diversity and great tasting food that is grown within the L.A. Foodshed. The event will bring together pioneering farmers, top chefs, tireless food justice advocates and community members from around the region. The Good Food for All reception will be held between 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Vibiana in Downtown L.A., and will open the Roots of Change Network Summit: Policy in Service of Innovation.
Participating Chefs include:
• Elizabeth Belkind, Cake Monkey
• Jeremy Berlin, Church & State
• Josiah Citrin, Melisse
• Brendan Collins, Waterloo & City
• Sally Cook, Heirloom Bakery
• Celestino Drago, Drago Centro
• Erin Eastland, Cube LA
• The Farmer's Kitchen, SEE-LA and
The Hollywood Farmers' Market
• Susan Feniger & Mary Sue Milliken,
Cuidad, Border Grill, Street
• Gloria Felix, Reservoir
• Neal Fraser, Grace, BLD
• Ray Garcia, Fig
• Suzanne Goin, AOC, Lucques, Tavern
• Mark Gold, Eva
• Karen & Quinn Hatfield, Hatfield's
• Evan Kleiman, Angeli Caffe
• Josie Le Balch, Josie
• David Lefevre, Water Grill
• David Lentz, Hungry Cat
• Megan Logan, Nick & Stef's
• Sal Marino, Il Grano
Dan Mattern, Ammo
• Jaime Martin del Campo, La Casita Mexicana
• Joan McNamara, Joan's on Third
• David Myers, Comme Ça, Pizza Ortica
• Nicholas Peter, The Little Door,
Little Next Door
• Akasha Richmond, Akasha
• Steve Sampson & Zach Pollack
• John Sedlar, Rivera
• Jimmy Shaw, Loteria
• Nancy Silverton, Mozza
• Diana Stavaridis, BLD
• Mariah Swan, Grace, BLD
• Sherry Yard, Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining
• Patricia Zarate, Home Girl Café
Participating Farms and Farmers include:
Beylik Farm, Coastal Farm, Cal Vegetable Specials, Coleman Farms, Deardorff Family Farms, Fairview Gardens, Flora Bella Farms, Frog Hollow Farms, Garcia Organic Farm, Gardiner Farms, Gloria's Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Green Farm, Harry's Berries, Heart Ranch, Jaime Farm, Jimenez Family Farms, King Farms, Maple Leaf Farms, McGrath Family Farms, Minty Foods, Munak Farm, Out of the Box Collective, Penryn Orchard, Peacock Farm, Pudwill Farm, Rutiz Family Farm, Sage Martin Farms, Santa Monica Farmers Market, See Canyon Farm, SEE-LA, Sonoma County Poultry, Schaner Farms, Straus Family Farm, Tamai Farms, Tenerelli Orchards, Terra Miguel Farm and Foundation, Trevino Farm, Tutti Frutti, Wegis Ranch, West Central Produce, Windrose Farm, and more to be confirmed.
Community and Non-profit Organizations Include:
Community Heath Councils, Community Services Unlimited Food and Water Watch, Homegirl Café/Homeboy Bakery, Food Chain Workers Alliance, Garden School Foundation, Hunger Action Los Angeles, Jewish Federation, LA Regional Food Bank, Proyecto Jardin, Rootdown LA, Restaurant Opportunities Center, Sustainable Economic Enterprises Los Angeles, LA, South Central Farmers, Urban and Environmental Policy Institute, VELA, UC Cooperative Extension Program-LA County, UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, and many more.
Details about the October 6, 2010 Good Food for All event, including an up-to-date list of chefs, farms and community groups involved, can be found at www.RootsofChange.org/GoodFoodForAll.
Tickets will be sold for $100 with 500 guests expected to attend. All funds raised will benefit Hunger Action Los Angeles and Sustainable Economic Enterprises Los Angeles' efforts to increase the purchasing power of low-income consumers by matching their dollars in LA farmers' markets.
President of Roots of Change, Michael Dimock, is excited to be honoring the L.A. Food Policy Task Force and Mayor Villaraigosa for their clear commitment to healthy food and agriculture in California. Michael Dimock states "No one wants the food we eat to make us sick, shorten our kids' lives, hurt workers or damage our environment. To ensure that doesn't happen, Los Angeles is taking a future-focused approach to the ways Southern Californians grow, harvest, transport and sell our food. We are proud of the Task Force and happy to have supported its work."
Joined by Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, who will unveil his plan to make Good Food a priority for L.A., are more than 40 of the city's top chefs, who will craft amazing dishes featuring the best local and seasonal ingredients provided by the region's most sustainable farmers.
"Whether at the local farmers' market, school bake sale, church potluck, neighborhood taco truck, L.A.'s top restaurants, or family dinner table, food is at the foundation of the communities that make Los Angeles great." said Evan Kleiman, Host of KCRW's Good Food. "All Angelenos deserve access to abundant safe, healthy, fresh, affordable food."
The LA Food Policy Task Force convened last fall with Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's support to prepare a report with recommendations on increasing access to healthy, affordable, fair and sustainably produced foods, and strengthening our connection to the regional food economy: The Good Food for All Agenda. Read the full report here: http://goodfoodla.org.
oots of Change brings a diverse range of Californians to the table to build a common interest in food and farming for today and tomorrow. We believe that every aspect of our food—from the time it's grown to the time it's eaten—can be healthy, safe, profitable and fair for those who grow it and for the state where it's grown. For more on ROC visit www.rootsofchange.org.
Monday, October 4, 2010
GOOD FOOD FOR ALL -Oct. 6th- Please Join Mayor Villaraigosa & great LA chefs working to better the city's food environment
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Sounds like it will be a great event.
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I've always wanted to be a writer, so I'm doing that now! I started out doing broadcast journalism, fell in love at first sight and got married. I put aside my journalism career to raise our family and run a pre-school and day care business. After our kids were officially out of school-I decided to start free-lancing again. Much easier but less financially pleasing with the internet.
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Dear Em,
We're back. Between our holiday vacation & the winter storms, we had over two weeks of travel, family, celebrations, Christmas, your birthday, beach, snow, organization, play, your first sleepover of the year, relaxation, & reading. It's been amazing, & I can't say it isn't a little tough getting back into our routine.
I wanted to post our Christmas recap today, but after taking down all the Christmas decorations yesterday (it always makes me so sad in my heart to say goodbye to al of the Christmas cheer), I decided to relish in my last lazy moments snuggled up with a book (I can't put Philippa Gregory's The Cousins' War series down).
Today is not a day for relishing in lazy moments. It's is a day for getting back into the swing of things. It's for waking up before the sun has risen, getting ready & out the door. It's for work & school & doctors appointments. Sigh. Hopefully, it's also for getting back into the swing of things with this blog too. I hope to spend the rest of the week recapping the holiday & your birthday & the beauty that is two weeks off.
Stay tuned...
I love you so,
Monday, January 6, 2014
getting back into the swing of things
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Total building time was about nine hours spread over five days including the diorama that the model now sets on. Most challenging was painting the top surfaces of both side superstructures. The diorama was constructed of a small piece heavy board stock given to me from a friend. It came out of the zipper type garment bags used to store clothes. The wood frame was cut from a wood paint stirring paddle thanks to Home Depot. Water was from a small piece of Triang plastic sea from their 1/1200 scale waterline ship models. This material has not been available in over forty years. Even today it is hard to find something suitable to serve as water without going into a large modeling project such a Woodland Scenics.
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Today I read a post on a Facebook group that I am in and it nearly broke my heart. A woman who was "leading" one of the Luke bible study groups had posted that she quit and deleted her group. Her reasoning? Her pastor told her she wasn't qualified to lead a bible study group, that she had not prepared enough. Mind you, she isn't teaching but merely the glue that holds the group together.
For instance I "lead" a group as well, I am not teaching in my group but sharing what I learned and encouraging my group members to share what they learned so we can feed off each other. I liken it to a college study group. A group of classmates get together to study for a big exam, you take the initiative to get everyone involved, ask a few questions and quiz each other on what you're studying. Would you be considered the professor? No, you aren't teaching, those aren't your credentials. What you're doing is studying together.
Want to know why this struck a nerve with me? This struck so deep with me because I had someone tell me almost the exact same thing. Told me if I started a bible study group that I would be attacked by the devil because I was branching out and starting a ministry and that I was not qualified to do so. And guess what I wanted to do? A bible study, not one where I'm teaching but one where I got to meet new people and fellowship where we got to read and share what we understood from the reading. More like a book club or similar to a college study group. No professor just a bunch of students working together to advance our understanding of the material.
Want know about people who were not particularly "credentialed" to be leaders yet God called them to lead anyway? Moses, who stuttered and murdered, was called to be one of the greatest leaders of Israel. David, the youngest, the adulterer, the murderer (yes he arranged a man's death) and yet God called him to be one of Israel's greatest kings. God called David "man after His own heart." Ever think about Josiah, the king who became king as a child. Who was responsible for an entire nation when most kids were still out playing? And guess what Josiah was one of the kings who tried to lead Israel back to the Lord. Then there is Jeremiah, a great prophet of the the Old Testament. It is because of his self-doubt that we see the Lord say "Do not say 'I am too young.' You must go to everyone I send you to and say whatever I command you." (Jeremiah 1:7)
What I am saying is don't let naysayers stop you from doing what you are led to do. If God leads you to do something, you keep your eyes focused on what God said to do. Because man can be swayed and corrupted, man can lead us down the wrong path. And they could have the best intentions yet if those intention don't line up with what God said, them intentions don't matter. They could be someone in an authority position, it doesn't mean that they are always right. They, too, are susceptible of being wrong, of allowing their flesh to get in the way.
~Love to you
Kris Bush
Thursday, January 17, 2013
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Thanks for this post. God uses the people we least expect - considering the fact that David's father did not even bother to invite him to the meeting with Samuel! The people in authority also tried to stop the apostles but thank God they obeyed God insteadReplyDeleteReplies
Yele, you are so right! I've learned that when I'm not tuned into God then I won't hear or notice when He's using someone to speak to me.. God bless!Delete
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Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Branch Office Guide 1.1
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Microsoft has updated the Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Branch Office Guide
Note: This is version 1.1 of the guide. The original version (1.0) was released on 4/1/4 and this updated guide (1.1) replaces the 1.0 version. Deploying Active Directory services in a branch office environment requires additional configuration above and beyond a normal Active Directory deployment in order to meet the special requirements of the branch office scenario.
This guide is aimed at network managers, system integrators, and consultants involved in Active Directory branch office implementations, either in their own organizations or for client companies. By implementing the procedures in this document, you should be able to deploy and maintain Active Directory in a large branch office environment. For the purposes of this guide, a large branch office environment is considered to be a deployment where you have at least one data center that is attached to 100 or more branch offices.
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