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Sun, 26 December 2010
December 26, 2010
Inspecting the Wall
1 Corinthians 3:12-15
Synopsis: This is the last Sunday of December and a good time to stop and reflect on what has happened during the year. A few years ago I had the joy of traveling to Jerusalem and to see some of the ancient walls that remain intact. I wondered if I had done anything in life that would last beyond by years. Paul used the metaphor of building a wall to refer to our working together (1 Corinthians 3:10-15) and talked about God's test of fire that was to come.
As we take inventory of our actions in 2010 I think there are things that we have done at Emmanuel that will stand the test of God's fire. First, let's talk about the kingdom work. Second, let's talk about the fire. Third, let's talk about the work.
Never forget, you are a gift God has given. You are part of a family, a community, and a church. What you do can make a difference for good in the lives of those around you. Be a gift others will welcome and thank God for.
Scripture Text (NLT): 1 Corinthians 3:10-15
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Sun, 5 December 2010
December 5, 2010 Series: He Was the Holy Child
He Was the Holy Child
The Abundant Life
Synopsis: Sometimes when thinking about the blood of Christ we lose sight of what it means. Jesus, in his dying and coming to life again, brings life to all who believe. Life in Christ is the abundant life. The purpose for His coming was to make that abundant life possible for all who believe. He continues to intercede for believers in the presence of God the Father that they may know true fullness of life.
In the Gospel of John Jesus offers himself as the bread and wine of the new abundant life in God's grace to all who believe. Isaiah used various images of the abundant life and declared they would be realized in God's timing. The Lord God of Heaven's Armies has declared it to be so.
As you journey through the Christmas Season, don't forget the bread and wine of Christ. These are the essentials of the Abundant life.
Scripture Text (NLT): Isaiah 54:1-17; John 10:6-10; Isaiah 55:1-13; John 6:26-58
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Mon, 29 November 2010
November 28, 2010 Series: He Was the Holy Child
He Was the Holy Child
The Bread of Life
Synopsis: There are three elements used in our Christmas Eve celebration of the Lord's Supper. Those elements will be featured in this series of sermons from Isaiah. Jesus was the Holy Child born to be the bread of life for whoever will come and trust him.
These are the elements of the Lord's Table as we celebrate the Advent of Christmas. Every time we approach this table we do so in response to the invitation of God the Father who in Christ Jesus the Son has made provisions for our wholeness and our holiness.
I begin today with the story of Phillip and the eunuch from Ethiopia who was traveling back after his trip to Jerusalem (Acts 8:26-38). The eunuch must have felt a real connection with the message of Isaiah 53. Was God helpless to redeem him in his exile? Phillip began with the text and question to tell the eunuch how God had provided the answer in Jesus Christ.
Jesus came as the "manna of heaven," the bread of life, the stuff of living, and the provision of God's power and grace. It would be a horrible tragedy for a believer to go through the Christmas season and forget the bread of life.
Scripture Text (NLT): Acts 8:26-38; Isaiah 53:1-12
Scripture Reading: Isaiah 53:5
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Sun, 21 November 2010
November 21, 2010
An Apocalyptic Blessing
Jeremiah & Lamentations
Synopsis: Jeremiah was a prophet to Jerusalem at what might be considered the worse time of their history. He lamented the situation and yet had to tell of the totality of the destruction. Even with that he found reason for thanksgiving in the future with God.
We do that when we gather at the Lord's Table. We know it only in the temporary setting but celebrate what God will do in the future. In the end, all who trust in the Lord will find glorious provisions at His table.
Scripture Text (NLT): Jeremiah1:4-12; Lamentations 4:22a, 5:19; Jeremiah 33:1-18
Direct download: ebcpodcast_11_21_10.mp3
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Mon, 15 November 2010
November 14, 2010
The Inner Wheel
Synopsis: The sign of holiness cannot always be seen in external circumstances. Ezekiel's vision of God affirms something that God is every moving on the inside of believers and ruling above the fray of the circumstances of life. Ezekiel saw a wheel turning in the middle of the wheel and he knew God was not trapped in the ruins of Jerusalem. The God of Israel was ever on the move which brings up the question: what are you afraid of?
The inner wheel of God's presence is still turning and it can keep you upright in a lop-sided world. Is the wheel turning in your life?
Ezekiel's vision of the valley of dried bones affirms that God's plans for His people are still firmly set and God will accomplish His purpose in and through them. What are God's plans for His people today and what are you doing about God's plans for you?
Ezekiel's vision of the glorious Temple of God sends a message for us today. The ultimate rule or law of the Temple of God is "absolute holiness." We cannot get there on our own. We must come through the sacrifice of Christ Jesus.
Scripture Text (NLT): Ezekiel 1:19-21; 37:1-14; 43:1-12
Scripture Reading: Ezekiel 1:19-21
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Mon, 1 November 2010
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Sun, 24 October 2010
Guest speaker Robert Young.
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Sun, 10 October 2010
October 10, 2010
Identity Crisis
Synopsis: Esther was a Jew. She canceled her identity and became the queen of the Persians. But Haman got King Xerxes to allow all of the Jews in the empire to be killed on a certain date. Mordecai (Esther's cousin who had adopted her after her parents deaths) warned her and told her that she might have been put in her position for "such a time as this."
Esther called her people to a time of fasting and prayer. She chose to be identified with the people of God. Her challenge was great, but she was given wisdom to know how to turn the table on those who wanted to destroy all of the Jews. Through her actions Esther brought about a change and deliverance for the people of God.
Others through history have faced their own identity crisis. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. faced his crisis when confront by hate and threaten by violence. Like Esther, King found the strength to face his fears when he made the choice to be identified with those who were hurting. Like Esther, the challenge was greater than he could overcome on his own so King called fellow believers to a time of prayer and fasting. And like Esther, King was granted wisdom to know how to confront his adversaries and bring relief to those like him who longed to be free. A rifle shot ended his life, but not silence the message, "Let freedom ring…"
Many believers today are faced with an identity crisis and the people of their communities are waiting for them to make a choice to be identified them in their need. The challenge is great. The needs are greater than our resources, but not greater than our God. We need to come to a time of prayer and fasting. "God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference."
Make your choice! Accept your challenge! Change your world! Your time has come!
Scripture Text (NLT): Esther 4:13-16
Scripture Reading: Esther 4:13-14
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Mon, 4 October 2010
October 3, 2010
Accepting the Challenge
Ezra, Nehemiah
Synopsis: Like Billy Graham in our own time, Ezra and Nehemiah made a choice to follow God and be identified as the people of God. It was a decision that brought danger to them and their families and those who travel with them. They decided to return to the land of Judah and rebuild the temple and the walls of Jerusalem. They not only made a choice, they accepted the challenge and when to work to make the change happen for them and for the lives of those around them.
Billy Graham in an article in the October 2010 issue of Decision answered the question of "What is a Christian?" He wrote, "I believe a Christian is three things: A Christian is a person who has made a choice, a person who has accepted a challenge, a person who has been changed through the new birth." Are you that kind of person?
It is a truly wonderful blessing to live in a country where you are free to make that choice. Most of the people in the world are denied the freedom to make that choice to follow Jesus Christ. All who do make the choice are confronted with various challenges, starting with ourselves. The choice is not enacted until the challenge has been meet and the change realized.
Scripture Text (NLT): Nehemiah 8:2-3
Scripture Reading: Nehemiah 8:2-3
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Sun, 26 September 2010
September 26, 2010 Casting a Vision
A Word about Casting a Vision from the Later Prophets
Let Me Explain
Joel & Malachi
Synopsis: Let me explain, the power within the life of believers is from above and will transform your life. If the power is not in you then you do not belong to God. If your life is not being transformed by the power within you then you do not have the Spirit of God within you.
Joel calls for repentance as a prerequisite to blessing and declares that God is waiting on your response. What are you waiting on?
Peter, on the Day of Pentecost, quoted Joel as part of his explanation of the experience of the early church. God has a vision for the church and the only way we can live up to that vision is to be filled with the power of the Spirit. Malachi comes along to add some details to what the transformed life should be like.
Malachi takes up the call to repentance and transformation with a declaration of God's love. Malachi even illustrates how God has proved his love for the people and calls for them to illustrate their love for God. Judgment is coming and the only way to escape is to believe, repent, and be transformed by the Spirit of God.
Scripture Text (NLT): Joel 2:12-17, 2:28-32 (Acts 2:17-21), 3:1-3; Malachi 1:2-3, 3:1 (John 3:16-18), 2-4, 6-18, 4:2-3, 5-6.
Scripture Reading: Joel 2:12-13
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Wed, 22 September 2010
September 19, 2010 Casting a Vision
A Word about Casting a Vision from the Later Prophets
Responding to the Need
Obadiah, Haggai, Zechariah
Synopsis: Responding to the Need is a call for the people of God to open their eyes of faith and see the need God has prepared for them to meet. We start with Obadiah (Means: servant of the Lord). Judgment is pronounced on the enemies of God's people the of Edom. Obadiah offers a word to the wise, there is a perfect storm coming. Don't let it catch you unprepared. Don't trust in your own resources Believe, Pray, & Receive a life transforming Spirit.
Haggai and Zechariah are both fond of referring to God as the "Lord of Heaven Armies." They tell the people of the restoration that God can be trusted. Haggai points out the need for the people to establish a right relationship with God and not delay. God must be their priority.
Zechariah points out many reasons to trust God. One of those is illustrated through a vision of the high priest. Zechariah 3:1-10 is one of my favorite passages of Scripture. In the vision Jeshua (some translations use Joshua) the high priest was standing before the angel of the Lord and Satan, the Accuser of the Brethren, was making accusations against him. "2And the Lord said to Satan, "I, the Lord, reject your accusations, Satan." Then Jeshua is stripped of his old garments and dressed in new ones. What a blessing it is to be cleansed by the Word of God.
Scripture Text (NLT): Obadiah 1:2-4, 15-17; Haggai 1:3-6, 14-21, 2:3-5, 6-9 Zechariah 3:1-10
Scripture Reading: Haggai 1:2-6
Last Week's Bible Question:
Of the Twelve Later Prophets in the Old Testament which two are not quoted in the New Testament? Answer: Obadiah & Zephaniah
This Week's Bible Question:
Of the Twelve Latter Prophets in the Old Testament which two are quoted the most in the New Testament? Answer: Hosea & Zechariah
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Sun, 12 September 2010
September 12, 2010
Four Words about Casting a Vision From the Later Prophets
Micah, Nahum, Zephaniah, Habakkuk
Synopsis: I am using two metaphors to describe what the church needs to do to be the living organism God intends for it to be. The term "casting" can mean a lot of different things. I am using it as the process of filling the "mold" God has created for the church. The term "mold" represents church structure. "Vision" is the word we use to describe what God wants us to look like. Casting a Vision is hard work.
Let's talk about the mold. Three elements of church structure are leadership, calendar and budget.
The Latter Prophets were trying to get Israel and/or Judah to realize some of the same sort of things. They wanted them to change in order to avert judgment or to prepare for the new day that was coming. The good news is that we are invited to be a part of what God is doing.
Scripture Text (NLT): Micah 3:1-4, 8-12; Nahum 1:15, 2:1-2; Zephaniah 3:9-10; Habakkuk 3:2, 16-19;
Scripture Reading: Habakkuk 3:2
Which two of the Latter Prophets are not quoted in the New Testament?
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Wed, 8 September 2010
Dr. Sonny Strange teaches from the book of Hosea.
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Sun, 29 August 2010
August 29, 2010
It Doesn't Work That Way!
Job 40:1-2
Synopsis: Job had three friends who came to him in the midst of his crisis and offer him themselves as examples of being blessed by God. They each in turn advised Job as to what he needed to do to be blessed like them. I think you will find that the friends had two problems in the wisdom they presented to Job. First, they were wrong in their evaluation of Job. What happened to Job was not the result of "cause and effect." Second, they were wrong about God. God is not the divine intervener who eternally supports their laws or understanding of "cause and effect."
Job came to the conclusion that "It Doesn't Work That Way!" Even a fourth voice is added to the mix before God speaks most clearly. In the end God vindicates Job and affirmed his conclusion. Job had a job to do. God's vindication indicates that Job did it well.
If it doesn't work as Job's friends describe it, then how does it work? God could tell you, but you probably wouldn't understand. How does a potter explain to the pot why he made it that way? Faith is required for us to place our trust in the hands of our maker.
Jesus came to earth as a witness to God's love of creation. Jesus had a job to do. The resurrection is a witness to how well God thought he did. It wasn't "cause and effect" that brought Jesus into the presence of the Father. It was love.
Scripture Text (NLT): Job 1, 2, Philippians 4:10-13; Job 40:1-2; Matthew 4:1-11; John 4:1-38; Job 42:1-6, The Message.
Scripture Reading: Job 38:1-7, David Eldridge
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Wed, 25 August 2010
August 22, 2010
Ecclesiastes & Song of Songs
Synopsis: The wisdom of Ecclesiastes challenges our perspective on life. Ecclesiastes has a word for everyone from birth to death. Basically, it says, "That too will pass." Your perspective on life may work well for who you are and where you are in life, but that same perspective will not work later on. The preacher or teacher of Ecclesiastes imparts wisdom that will transcend one's perspective and inform all stages of life. If you live long enough, there is a time for everything under heaven.
To this is added the word from Solomon's Song of Songs. Yes, there is a time for sex. Song of Songs is a vibrant celebration of sex. Of course there is an appropriate time for it as there are appropriate relationships.
The final word of Ecclesiastes speaks to the end of life when all other seasons of life have passed. The wisdom of Ecclesiastes says when all other perspectives of life have failed, there is God to face.
Scripture Text (NLT): Ecclesiastes 1:1-11; 2:1-3, 3:1-8, Song of Songs 2:1-2; Hebrews 13:4; Ecclesiastes 7:1-4, 12:1-2, 8, 13-14
Scripture Reading: Ecclesiastes 3:1-8, Scott Waisner
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Tue, 17 August 2010
Dr. Sonny Strange talks about the book of Proverbs.
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Tue, 10 August 2010
Homecoming Sermon given by Dr. Steve Frye.
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Sun, 1 August 2010
August 1, 2010
An Alphabet of Praise
Psalms 107-150
Sermon Synopsis: The Psalms are located at the center of our Bible. That is an inspired location if you consider what they contain. They speak to all of life and that is why I think they are central to a life of faith. Jesus quoted from them as did Paul, Peter and others in the Bible.
An Alphabet of Praise looks at book five of the Psalms. It contains chapters 107-150 which are filled with praise. The responsive praise "His faithful love endures forever" is found in the first verse and throughout the Psalm. Psalm 117 is the shortest chapter in the Bible. It only has two verses. Psalm 199 is the longest with 176 verses. It is literally structured around the Hebrew alphabet. Psalm 118 is the middle chapter of the Bible. What a book!
Scripture References (NLT): Psalms 107-150
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Wed, 28 July 2010
On the Path Ep #6
Interview w/ Rick Loy
Practicing the Presence of God #5
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Tue, 27 July 2010
A Preview of the Reports from our summer mission teams.
Costa Rica
New Oreleans
Appalachian Outreach
Vacation Bible School
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Mon, 26 July 2010
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Tue, 13 July 2010
July 11, 2010 Inside Out Psalms 42-72 Sermon Synopsis: This sermon looks at Psalms 42-72 from the aspect of satisfying one's soul hunger. Then it proposes some soul searching questions. Where or what is your deep hunger? What is your soul hungry for? We take a look at the past to identify sources of that hunger and to find ways to satisfy our soul hunger. The Psalms, when taken personal, guide worshippers into the Holy and help them satisfy the hunger of their souls from the Inside Out. Scripture References (NLT): Psalms 42-72
July 11, 2010
Inside Out
Psalms 42-72
Sermon Synopsis: This sermon looks at Psalms 42-72 from the aspect of satisfying one's soul hunger. Then it proposes some soul searching questions. Where or what is your deep hunger? What is your soul hungry for? We take a look at the past to identify sources of that hunger and to find ways to satisfy our soul hunger. The Psalms, when taken personal, guide worshippers into the Holy and help them satisfy the hunger of their souls from the Inside Out.
Scripture References (NLT): Psalms 42-72
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Tue, 6 July 2010
On Thursday of our trip, I got to sit down with Greg Schloesser, the man responsible for organizing our trip, Tim Jones and Jeff Grace, the "foremen" of our work crews, and Dale Williams, the newest member of Emmanuel to be joining us to talk a little bit about their experiences thus far. While hearing Greg talk is nothing new, it was great to hear the "Strong, But Silents" Tim and Jeff really open up about their time so far. Listen closely to the end when Tim's wife Joan sneaks in!
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Sun, 4 July 2010
Sermon By: Sonny Strange, Freedom of Worship
Text: Psalm 1-41 (23)
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Wed, 30 June 2010
NOAH Field Report #3
Interview with Susan Waisner.
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Sat, 26 June 2010
The Gift.
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Sat, 26 June 2010
Memorial Day Sermon.
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Thu, 17 June 2010
NOAH Field Report #2 Interview with Jordan Clark.
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Sun, 13 June 2010
Hello from New Orleans!
Over the next few days we will have field reports from a missions team from Emmanuel Baptist Church that is helping in New Orleans. Keep checking back for more reports from NOLA.
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Sat, 12 June 2010
June 6, 2010
Commissioning of Summer Mission Volunteers
Coming and Going
Acts 1:7-8
Sermon Synopsis: Coming and Going is how the members of Emmanuel are responding to the needs around them and the world. Today's service is a worship of commissioning for the many different groups of mission volunteers serving the Lord in our community, our nation and around the world. My comments address the need to "Preach the Gospel at all times and, if necessary, use words."
Scripture References (NLT): Acts 1:7-8; John 1:10-14; Matthew 25:34-40.
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Sun, 30 May 2010
May 25, 2010
A Holy Task
1 Samuel 3
Sermon Synopsis: A Holy Task takes a look at Samuel's call. He was just a youth when God called him to be the prophet to his own mentor. Samuel's first response was "I can't do that!" Later his response turned to a question, "Can I do that?" To which The Lord replied, "Yes!" He served Israel in that role the rest of his life.
A God calling is based on what you can do on your own, but on what God can and will enable you to do in the power of his presence. This story makes me wonder, "What must God do to get our attention in this fast paced world we live in?" Or more to the point, " What must we do to be found "in a place," so to speak, where we can hear God speaking?"
A searching question for me relates to what God is doing now. Is this a time when the a "message from the Lord" are "very rare, and visions … quite uncommon"? or is it that believers are not listening or responding? What is it that God the Father has called you in Christ Jesus to do by the power of the Spirit? Are you listening?
Scripture References (NLT): 1 Samuel 3
Scripture Reading: 1 Samuel 3:1-10, The Lord Calls Samuel
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Mon, 17 May 2010
Happy Mother's Day
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Mon, 3 May 2010
May 2, 2010
The Battle for the Holy
Sermon Synopsis: The Promised Land was not conquered without a fight. If you want the best in life, you might as well expect a struggle. The Battle for the Holy involves conflicts within and without brought to life through adversity. There is no question whether or not you will have adversity. Everyone has adversity. The real question is what it will do to you. The conquest over adversity will challenge every part of who you are and whose you are.
It is Senior Day at Emmanuel. We honor our high school and college graduates and the seniors in our congregation. The word to them from Joshua is simple. Just because you have made it to this point in your life you shouldn't expect the world to bow down at your feet. You have battles to fight, adversity to overcome. Your world has yet to be conquered. Claim it first with God and grow in God until the promise has been fulfilled in you.
Scripture References (NLT): Joshua 1:1-5, 6-9; 14:10-12
Scripture Reading: Joshua 14:10-12
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Sun, 25 April 2010
Dr. Sonny Strange teaches from Deut. and asks the question is Heaven watching?
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Sun, 11 April 2010
April 11, 2010
Numbered With the Holy
Sermon Synopsis: Numbered With the Holy takes its theme from the book of Numbers in the Old Testament. The "Holy People of God" are numbered two times in the book. The first took place at the beginning of their journey to the Promised Land. The second took place as they were preparing to enter the Promise Land at the end of their 40 year journey. There is a lot to learn from their experiences on the journey.
There are many other times that believers are numbered in the Bible. We usually think of the many numbers associated with the Book of the Revelation (4 Beasts, 24 Elders, 144,000, the number no man can number). The truth is that we don't have to wait until the end to be numbered with the Holy. That happens at least once a week as we gather for worship. Most believers are counted as members of the church, a Sunday School class or member of a ministry group. If you're not you could be and, may I add, you should be.
We are all numbered with the living all of our days of our life. Some day we will be numbered with the dead. That doesn't have to be a bad thing. The one numbering that counts more than any other is the one that will take place in Glory. Those who are numbered in the Lamb's Book of Life are the ones who will be Numbered With the Holy forever. Will you be in that number?
Scripture References (NLT): Numbers 1:1-4, 44-53; 14:27-30; 26:1-4
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Sun, 4 April 2010
April 4, 2010
Dancing With The Holy In Glory
Sermon Synopsis: Dancing With the Holy In Glory points to the ultimate worship celebration that is and will be happening in heaven. Jesus is the first fruit of the resurrection that will continue until all of God's children of all ages have been gathered together into God's glory. What a dance that will be when all of God's children are gathered home.
"Do You Believe in Easter?" is what Edith Burns use to always ask people she met. And then she would proceed to tell them the importance of death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Edith opened the doorway of faith to many through this simple phrase.
Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ in the hope of our own resurrection. The celebration here on earth may have mixed meanings and it may not mean anything to some, but in the hearts of believers the focus is on their risen Lord. The celebration in heaven has already started and all who believe in the risen Savior will be "Dancing With the Holy in Glory" forever.
Scripture References (NLT): Revelation 4:1-6, 7:9-17, 19:1-8
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Sat, 3 April 2010
Welcome to On the Path Episode #5. In this episode we have teaching from renowned Biblical scholar and translator Dr. Gerald Borchert on the Book of Hebrews. We also have our usual features such as the Geek Deacon, a new episode of Limping Home and a new installment of Practicing the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence.
Check back next week for another episode of On the Path.
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Wed, 31 March 2010
Dancing with the Holy
Please join us as we reenact the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.
Narrator Scott Waisner
Jesus Micheal Burleson
James Dusty Shamblin
Peter Darryl Hendricks
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Mon, 22 March 2010
Guest Speaker Rick Loy
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Sun, 28 February 2010
February 28, 2010 Retreat Into the Holy Matthew, Mark, Luke Scripture Reading Mark 1:35-39 The Synoptic Gospels Matthew, Mark, and Luke are called "synoptic" Gospels because they have the "same look" or focus on Jesus' ministry in Galilee. None of the Gospel writers take a chronological approach to Jesus' life. Instead, the Gospels are more topical, organized to provide a theological portrait of Jesus' actions, teachings, and impact. Each Gospel targets a particular audience. Matthew's Gospel is the Jewish Gospel. Mark centers on Jesus as Messiah and Son of God. Luke has more about social concerns than any other Gospel. Each Gospel is meant to be studied on its own. Each has unique perspectives and theological messages that supplement the others and challenge readers in important ways. God chose to inspire four different writers because each perspective is important for the church. All four Gospels tell the story of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. Retreat Into the Holy Matthew, Mark, Luke Sermon Synopsis: Our search for the holy in the pages of Scripture turns to the synoptic Gospels to examine Jesus' Retreat Into The Holy. Point 1: Wilderness, Luke 4:1-13, 42-44 Not an Option Point 2: Transfiguration, Matthew 17:1-13 Place of Revelation & Focus Point 3: Garden of Gethsemane, Mark 14:32-42 Place of Strength & Surrender
February 28, 2010
Retreat Into the Holy
Matthew, Mark, Luke
Scripture Reading Mark 1:35-39
The Synoptic Gospels
Matthew, Mark, and Luke are called "synoptic" Gospels because they have the "same look" or focus on Jesus' ministry in Galilee.
None of the Gospel writers take a chronological approach to Jesus' life. Instead, the Gospels are more topical, organized to provide a theological portrait of Jesus' actions, teachings, and impact. Each Gospel targets a particular audience.
Matthew's Gospel is the Jewish Gospel.
Mark centers on Jesus as Messiah and Son of God.
Luke has more about social concerns than any other Gospel.
Each Gospel is meant to be studied on its own. Each has unique perspectives and theological messages that supplement the others and challenge readers in important ways. God chose to inspire four different writers because each perspective is important for the church. All four Gospels tell the story of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection.
Retreat Into the Holy
Matthew, Mark, Luke
Sermon Synopsis: Our search for the holy in the pages of Scripture turns to the synoptic Gospels to examine Jesus' Retreat Into The Holy.
Point 1: Wilderness, Luke 4:1-13, 42-44
Not an Option
Point 2: Transfiguration, Matthew 17:1-13
Place of Revelation & Focus
Point 3: Garden of Gethsemane, Mark 14:32-42
Place of Strength & Surrender
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Mon, 22 February 2010
Guest speaker Dr. Gerald Borchert introduces us to the book of Hebrews.
Check back later this week for more of Dr. Borchert's teaching from the book of Hebrews.
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Sun, 14 February 2010
February 14, 2010
Learning to Dance in the Holy
Love Feast: Dancing at the Table
Dance: The way I am using the word in this sermon does not reference social activities. I am not talking about ballroom dancing, etc. I am limiting the use of the word to reflect on expressions of reverence and that is why I say "Learning to Dance in the Holy" is so very important for believers. Today I will be talking about what we do together. The spontaneity of the dance (last week) is enhanced by the steps of our liturgy. Learning the steps of liturgy is what the book of Leviticus is about. It is also what the early believers did. You see, there are very distinctive steps in the Christian's dance (worship, liturgy).
Liturgy: That which is found in public worship (ritual).
All along the way we must continue to ask ourselves a simple question, "What inspires our dance?" Why do we do what we do when we gather for worship? There really are a lot of good reasons.
Point 1: Learning the Steps of Worship, Leviticus
Leviticus 16 Day of Atonement
Point 2: Steps of the Early Church
Acts 2:42
Point 3: Dancing at the Table
1 Corinthians 11: The Love Feast
Leviticus Outline: NLT Study Bible
1-7 The Offering System
8-10 The Institution of the Priesthood
11-15 Regulations Pertaining to Purity
16 The Day of Atonement
17-26 Expressions of Holiness in the Community
27 Regulations Pertaining to Vows and Tithes
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Sun, 7 February 2010
February 7, 2010 Dancing in the Holy Exodus 15-40 Introduction: Building a vocabulary for the holy. The Holy: God Creates the Holy; Humanity Rejects the Holy; God Reclaims Humanity (Worship, Scripture, Experience); Humanity Responds (Worship, Scripture, Experience). Reverence: The outward manifestation of the feeling or attitude of deep respect tinged with awe. Spontaneous: That which comes from a natural impulse. Dance: Moving one's feet or body, or both, rhythmically in a pattern of steps, esp. to the accompaniment of music as an expression of reverence. The question we want to ask is, What inspired the dance? Point 1: The Spontaneous Dance (Not learned the steps to the dance) Exodus 15:16-20 2 Samuel 6:12-15, 16, 20-23 Acts 2:1-2, 14-16 Point 2: What or Who Inspires Your Dance? Exodus 32:1-2, 6, 18-21, 25 Exodus 35:20-22 ff Exodus 20:2-17 The Ten Commandments
February 7, 2010
Dancing in the Holy
Exodus 15-40
Introduction: Building a vocabulary for the holy.
The Holy: God Creates the Holy; Humanity Rejects the Holy; God Reclaims Humanity (Worship, Scripture, Experience); Humanity Responds (Worship, Scripture, Experience).
Reverence: The outward manifestation of the feeling or attitude of deep respect tinged with awe.
Spontaneous: That which comes from a natural impulse.
Dance: Moving one's feet or body, or both, rhythmically in a pattern of steps, esp. to the accompaniment of music as an expression of reverence. The question we want to ask is, What inspired the dance?
Point 1: The Spontaneous Dance
(Not learned the steps to the dance)
Exodus 15:16-20
2 Samuel 6:12-15, 16, 20-23
Acts 2:1-2, 14-16
Point 2: What or Who Inspires Your Dance?
Exodus 32:1-2, 6, 18-21, 25
Exodus 35:20-22 ff
Exodus 20:2-17 The Ten Commandments
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Sun, 24 January 2010
January 17, 2010 Discovering the Holy Genesis 12-50 Sermon Synopsis: Today's sermon continues our journey through Genesis with an eye open to the holy. First, I want to remind you of four basic points about the holy. The Holy 1. God Creates It: The Holy is of God. 2. Humanity Rejects It: Must be Reclaimed. 3. Worship Brings People into the Holy: They are Reclaimed. 4. Scripture Brings People into the Holy: That is why we call it the Holy Bible. Discovering the Holy takes a look at Genesis chapters 12-50: 1. Abram's Journey of Discovery: Gen. 12:1-9 Signs of the Holy: Abram gives Melchizedek the Tithe: Gen. 14:18-20, Circumcision: Gen. 17:9-14 Encounter with the Holy, Abram is transformed to Abraham: Genesis 18:1-2 Walking on God's Mountain: Abraham surrenders Isaac, Gen. 2. Jacob's Holy Nights: Sleeping on Holy Ground, Gen. 28:10-12 Struggles of the Night, Gen. 32:24-30 Transformation, Gen. 35:1-7 3. Joseph: Finding the Holy in Unholy Places, The Dreamer (Like Jacob before him), Gen. 37:5-8 In the Hands of Evil Brothers, Gen. 37:18-20 In the Hands of the Ishmaelites, Gen. 37:26-28 In the Hands of Potiphar, Gen. 39:1 In the Hands of Potiphar's Wife, Gen. 39:7 In the Hands Pharaoh's Prison, Gen. 39:19-20 The Dreamer Became the Interpreter: Chief cup-bearer & Baker, Gen. 40:1-4 Pharaoh, Gen. 41:14-15 The Dream Fulfilled, Gen. 43:26 Buried in Hope of a Resurrection: Joseph's Request, Gen. 50:24-26
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Sun, 17 January 2010
Sermon Synopsis:
Last Sunday on the church calendar was called Epiphany. It is when the church typically celebrates the story of the magi and their journey to see the new born king of the Jews. An "epiphany", which literally means "a showing," happens every time we realize that we are standing in the presence of the Holy God. What I had hoped to do in my sermon was to introduce my 2010 emphasis. I wanted to lay the foundation for a year of sermons. In 2010 I plan to used texts from Genesis to Revelation that point to Holy Ground and what the realization of that has meant and should mean to believers. Today we begin with Genesis. Genesis 2:1-3 Holy: Is found throughout the pages of the Bible. Its meaning is easily defined. Holy is "sacred." which brings me to my point that "holy" holds more meaning for us than definition. Things that are holy hold for us a sense of awe that is difficult to define. As in the story above, the completion of God's labor is crowned with a rest declared by God to be "holy." God creates the holy. It is not the work of humanity. If God made it, then it must be holy. Holy Time: I find it interesting, that the first time we find the word "holy" in the Bible it is not used to describe God or anything else on earth. Instead it is used to define time, or is it time? Did you notice that the description of the seventh day does not have the phrase, "And evening passed and morning came," defining the day? The phrase is found as a formula describing each of the previous six days. Does that mean that the evening did not pass nor did the morning come? Maybe, it simply means that the Sabbath of God is a "heavenly experience," a true "epiphany." 1. God Creates the Holy. God created it the beginning and from the beginning and that is why and how we can claim the Holy in the first place. 2. Humanity Betrays the Holy. Humanity betrayed their relationship with God and therefore forfeited their right to the Holy Ground. You can see it in the story of Adam and Eve in the garden, Cain and Able, and countless other stories of throughout the Bible and repeated in our lives. 3. Worship Claims the Holy. Worship is how humanity reestablishes their broken relationship with God and how they are able to claim the Holy Ground. That is what happened with Cain and Abel. God wanted Cain to know the way of Holiness. Abel found it and Cain rejected it. Enoch walked with God and God took him (Genesis 5:21-24). Here is a brief story of someone who was so close to God that this world lost sight of him. The flood came to destroy but Noah found grace in the sight of the Lord and was able to build a sanctuary for himself, his family and portions of creation. He exited the ark and established an altar. Worship is how believers claim the holy. 4. The stories of Scripture invite believers into the Holy. There is a reason we call this book the Holy Bible. Yes, it is the collection of written materials that Christians call sacred. That is how we define it, but it holds far more meaning for us than just that. The words of this book have a way of bringing us to a realization of the presence of God the Father, Son and Spirit. The words of this book make it possible for us to stand on holy ground, again and again. Ephesians 3:12 In 1979 Geron Davis was 19 years old. His dad was the pastor of a congregation in Savannah, TN that was building a new sanctuary. Geron's dad asked him to write a song for the congregation to sing on their first day of worship in the new sanctuary. On the Saturday night before the first worship, after everyone else had left, Geron sat down at the new piano and thought of what the people would want to sing on that occasion. He says the words came faster that he was able to write them down. In less than ten minutes he had written the words to We Are Standing On Holy Ground. And so are we when our worship brings us into the presence of the ever present God of the holy.
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Sun, 10 January 2010
Guest Speaker Rick Loy
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This article explains how to add Adobe Flex front end to Java + Struts web application. In this article we will be using HTTP Service to communicate with the server from Flex application.
Note: You can also try a better way to integrate Flex with Struts based application using Remoting as explained in the article at this URL – Tutorial on Integrating Flex with Struts based application using Remoting
Sample in this article uses Flex 4 and Struts 2.1.8. First lets have a look at Java + Struts web application which uses HTML to display the data.
HTML + Struts + Java web application
I have a class called SimpleCustomerService, which has methods to communicate with Database and perform CRUD operations on the Customer table. In this article we will use the getAllCustomers() method in SimpleCustomerService class, which returns all the Customer entries in the database.
Signature of getAllCustomers():
public ArrayList<SimpleCustomer> getAllCustomers(){
//return all customers from the database
I also have CustomerAction class that extends from ActionSupport class. CustomerAction class invokes the getAllCustomers() method in SimpleCustomerService class and returns Action.SUCCESS.
The execute() method in CustomerAction class:
public String execute() {
SimpleCustomerService service = new SimpleCustomerService();
this.customers = service.getAllCustomers();
return Action.SUCCESS;
In the Struts configuration file (struts.xml) we have the result "success" mapped to list.jsp for the action with name="list".
<action name="list" method="execute" class="action.CustomerAction">
The list.jsp file accesses the list of customers from the simpleCustomers variable and renders the same in a HTML table as shown in the image below.
Adding Flex front end
We have a simple web application that fetches records from database and displays the records in a HTML table. If you are using Rich Internet Applications (RIA) framework like Flex as front end for your applications, you can use rich and interactive controls like DataGrid.
If you observe list.jsp is returning HTML, so that browser will render the data in a table. Since we will be using Adobe Flex framework to create the user interface for the application, we don't have to return HTML from the server. All we need to return from the server is the data that has to be displayed; this data can be represented in any format like XML or JSON.
Lets change the Struts configuration file to add another action node whose "success" is mapped to a different JSP page, which returns XML data instead of HTML. The listasxml.jsp returns the list of customers as XML.
<action name="listasxml" method="execute" class="action.CustomerAction">
Note: You can avoid creating an additional JSP/Servlet and still add Flex front end to your application. Read this article Tutorial on Integrating Flex with Struts based application using Remoting
Now that u have the list of Customers returned as XML from the server, creating a Flex application is very easy.
Creating Flex Application
Install Flash Builder 4 from here – http://www.adobe.com/products/flashbuilder/
Launch Flash Builder and create new Flex project from File -> New -> Flex Project menu. You will see a window as shown in the image below. Enter the project details as explained below the image
In this screen:
- Set the project name to FlexStrutsHttpSample
- Leave the Project location to default
- Set the Application Type to Web (Runs in Adobe Flash Player)
- Set the SDK to default (Flex 4.0)
- Set the Application server type to "None/Other"
Flash Builder will create a new project along with a default application file called FlexStrutsHttpSample.mxml. To get the list of customers from the server we need to send a request to listasxml action configured on the server. Flex framework has a class called HTTPService using which you can send HTTP GET request to invoke listasxml action to get the customers in XML format.
You can manually write code to send the request or alternatively act smart and use the Data Centric Development (DCD) feature in Flash Builder 🙂 Flash Builder can generate the code to send request to the server to get the data, lets see how.
Creating Service
In this screen:
- Select the Data/Services window shown in the image above. If this is not visible, select it from Window -> Data/Services
- Click on "Connect to Data/Service" (highlighted in the image) in the Data/Services window
- Window as shown in the image below will be launched
In this window you can select the type of service you want to connect to. We need to connect to a HTTP service, select HTTP and click Next to continue.
Setting service properties
For each service there will be an Action Script class generated and for each operation of the service there will be a function generated inside the class. A service can have any number of operations. Each operation has an URL associated with it, when the respective function is invoked a HTTP request is sent to the corresponding URL. We will create a service and an operation to consume the data from the listasxml action/jsp.
In this screen:
- Change the operation name to getAllCustomers
- Set the URL of the operation to http://<server-name>:<server-port>/<webapp-context>/listasxml.action in this sample it is http://localhost:9191/flexstrutssample/struts/listasxml.action
- Since we don't have to send any parameters to the server, skip the parameters section
- Set the service name to CustomerService
- Leave the rest to default values
- Click on finish button to create the service
A service named CustomerService will be created and listed in the Data/Service panel (services explorer) as shown in the image below. You can view the source code files for the CustomerService.as in the package explorer.
Configuring return type of the operation
We will configure service operation to create Action Script classes when the XML data is returned from the server. This will make coding easier, since it is easier to deal with strong typed objects than parsing the XML data.
Right click on the getAllCustomers operation in the Data/Services panel and select Configure return type as shown in the image below.
A window as shown in the image below will be launched with options to configure the return type. You can chose an existing data type or let the Flash Builder generate VO classes based on the response from the server. Let's leave it to the Flash Builder to generate required VO classes based on the server response as shown in the image below.
Click Next to continue. Flash Builder will display a screen as shown in the image below, where you can enter the parameters to be passed to the server along with the request.
We don't have to pass any parameters in this step. Flash Builder also allows you to give sample response rather than sending a request to the server to get the data. This will be useful when the server side code is not ready but you want to continue creating the Flex application without waiting for the service to be created. Since we have the service ready in our case, let's send a request to the server and configure return type. Click on next to continue.
Flash Builder parses the XML data returned by the server and displays the same as shown in the image below. You can select the XML node based on which you want the return type AS3 class to be generated.
In this screen:
- Select the "customer" node
- Click on finish to continue
You can see the return type of the operation in the Data/Services panel changed as shown in the image below. When we invoke the getAllCustomers() function, an Array of Customer type objects will be created based on the XML response from the server.
Binding service operation response to UI controls
We usually write code to display the response from the service in a DataGrid or any other control. Flash Builder 4 has an awesome option, which allows you to easily bind a service operation response to a control.
In this screen:
- Switch to design view
- Change the Application layout to spark.layouts.VerticalLayout using the properties panel
- Drag and drop a DataGrid controls from the components panel on to the design area
- Set the width and height properties of the DataGrid to 100%
- Right click on the DataGrid and select "Bind to Data …"
A window as shown in the image below will be launched.
In this screen:
- Select "New service call" because there are no existing services in the current application.
- Select the CustomerService
- Select getAllCustomers():Customer[] from the operations list
- Set the Data provider to Customer[]
- Click OK
You can see the DataGrid in the design updated its columns to display properties of the Customer object as shown in the image below.
Save and run the application, you can see the data retrieved from the Remoting service and displayed in the DataGrid as shown in the image below.
You can find more articles on integrating Flex with various server technologies at this URL https://sujitreddyg.wordpress.com/flash-builder-4
Its your application, make it Richer 🙂

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What Causes an Air Conditioner to Leak Water?
The sight of water coming out of an air conditioner might cause some homeowners to panic and wonder whether the unit is about to break down and leave them sweltering in the heat. To answer the question "why is my air conditioner leaking water", our heating and cooling experts at Ray & Son Heating & Air Conditioning have created this troubleshooting guide to help you determine whether the water leak is a normal occurrence or whether is is suggestive of a problem.
When Leaking Water from the Air Conditioner Is Expected
The production of some water is to be expected during the normal cooling processes completed by a central air conditioning system. As the indoor air passes through the cooling coils and the system's built in dehumidification system, water condenses out of the air. This water collects on the evaporator coils and is funneled out into the condensate drain pan, through the condensate pipe and out the pipe into the waste water system. Water dripping from the condensate pipe or drain pan are from the normal cooling processes of the system.
Problems That Result in Leaking Water from the Air Conditioner
If there is a flood of water coming from the air conditioner or there is water leaking from an unexpected place, this could indicate a problem within the system.
- A crack in the drain pan
- Obstruction in the condensate line
- Improper installation of the evaporator unit or condenser unit
- Excessive indoor humidity
- Frozen condensation in the coils
- Low refrigerant level
- Separated joints or cracks in the drain pipes
What to Do About Leaking Water from an Air Conditioner
If the water is only dripping out of the condensate pipe, there is no cause for concern, as this is to be expected. However, if there is water leaking from elsewhere in the air conditioning system, service might be needed. Try these troubleshooting steps:
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- Restart the system after several hours. If water is still leaking from an inappropriate location, air conditioner maintenance is needed.
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The daily post reports that a Federal High Court sitting in Jos, presided over by Justice Agishe, has remanded two suspected energy thieves, Abubakar Salihu Zakari and Pam Vincent Joseph in prison custody.Zakari and Pam popularly known as "Habu Gali and Vinny" respectively were charged to court for bypassing meters installed by Jos Electricity Distribution Plc in various places within and around Jos metropolis.
Their arraignment followed the criminal complaint leveled against the accused persons by the management of Jos Electricity Distribution Plc for illegal bypass. When the charges preferred against them were read to them by the prosecutor, Abubakar Zakari pleaded guilty while Pam Joseph pleaded not guilty. They were both remanded in prison custody till the next adjourned date of 21st September 2017, when final pronouncements would be made on their fate.
Addressing Journalists shortly after the court sitting, the Head, Legal Department of Jos Electricity Distribution Plc, Barrister Wilson Eryum Tingir, disclosed that the company was going to aggressively pursue the prosecution of energy depredators and those found culpable of vandalizing the company's installations.
Read More: How To Report Electricity Theft
Tingir who is an Assistant General Manager with the company cautioned members of the public to desist from act capable of jeopardizing the interest of the company as according to him, anybody caught would be made to face the full wrath of the law. In his words, "it is an act of economic sabotage to engage on by-pass, vandalization of electricity installations that will impact negatively on the industry in particular and the society as a whole. The company will no longer tolerate acts of sabotage."
The Chief legal officer of the company, therefore, called on community leaders, family heads, landlords, vigilante groups to be watchful and eschew falling prey to the antics of energy thieves who might cajole them into this negative vices. He warned that a surveillance team put in place by the company in conjunction with security agencies "are constantly on the watch out."


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LEIHDC110SC cooker hood
The Rangemaster LEIHDC110SC Cooker Hood comes in a contemporary stainless steel colour. The LEIHDC110SC has 3 variable venting speeds. The LEIHDC110SC slider controls are typically easy to use and to understand.
This model has an extraction rate of 530 cubic meters/hour. It incorporates the choice to have recirculation or external venting. You will require a ducting kit if venting externally.The Cooker Hood runs at dB. The LEIHDC110SC has 2 lights. To offer peace of mind the Rangemaster LEIHDC110SC built in-integrated Cooker Hood also comes with 2 years warranty.
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3 of 5 (60%) reviewers would recommend this product to a friend
"Only bought this model again as I needed to replace in a hurry and I tiled around the last one, it's made a bit cheaper than Han the one from 5 years ago but it is quieter
Next time it needs a lot replacing I shall explore the market further
It's good but not great. "
16 of 16 people found this review helpful.
"I bought this hood in June this year. It is cheaply made and the silver plates covering the filters drop down every time you touch the hood as there is not enough tolerance on them. Rangemaster customer services have refused to acknowledge the problem, despite my kitchen fitter having the same problem at a different property with the same product."
16 of 16 people found this review helpful.
"So easy to install and use. It looks great also which is a great bonus! "
14 of 14 people found this review helpful.
"Good quality cooker hood
Easy to fit
Looks very expensive
Easy clean"
28 of 28 people found this review helpful.
"This hood looks brilliant when paired with a range cooker. It doesn't come out as far as the cooker so you're not going to hit your head on it.
It's not too loud and the lights are nice and bright.
I'm not yet convinced by it's extracting ability. When it's venting outside you can feel it blowing really strongly outside, but as the area the extractor covers is so big the suction isn't brilliant."
36 of 36 people found this review helpful.
3 of 5 (60%) reviewers would recommend this product to a friend
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|Product Detail
|(H)73.5 x (W)109.8 x (D)49.0
|Chimney Cooker Hoods
|Dimensions With Packaging
|(H)55 x(W)117.5 x (D)38.2 cm
|Grease Filter
|Yes - Included
|Weight With Packaging
|21.2 Kg
|Hood Type
|Product Overview
|Control Type
|Energy Rating
|Lighting Efficiency Class
|Lighting Type
|Requires Own Furniture Door
|16.1 Kg
|Maximum Noise Level
|65 dB
|Number of Speeds
|Venting Type
|External / Recirculation
|Maximum Extraction Rate
|530 m³/hour
|Grease Filtering Efficiency Class
|Fan Efficiency Class
|Number of Lights
|Number of Filters
|Hood Category
|110 cm
|Control Panel Lock
|Noise Level
|49 dB
|How Well Does It Perform?
|Annual Energy Consumption
|123.59999999999999 Kwh
|Manufacturer Warranty
|2 Year
|Manufacturer Warranty Domestic Use Only
|Features We Love
|Boost Mode
|Washable Grease Filter
|Ducting Kit Required
|Yes, If Venting Externally - Not Included
|Carbon Filter Required
|Yes, If Recirculating - Not Included
|Ducting Diameter
|150 mm
|Maximum Height
|1010 mm
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If you try to add a generic top-level domain (gTLD) to Office365 you will probably get the below error…
"You've typed a domain name that includes an extension that is not valid. Type a domain name that includes .com or another valid extension."
The solution to this is to add the domain through Powershell.
- Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant for IT Professionals BETA – http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39267 (32 bit or 64 bit according to the OS)
- Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell (32-bit version) or Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell (64-bit version)
- Run the "Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Powershell" as administratot
Enter the below commands
Set-ExecutionPolicy Remotesigned
Enter Y
$LiveCred = Get-Credential
You will be prompted for your office365 administrator credentials
Connect-MSOLservice -Credential $livecred
$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://ps.outlook.com/powershell/ -Credential $LiveCred -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection
Import-PSSession $Session
New-MsolDomain -Name jimbobtest.tips
Get-MsolDomain -domain jimbobtest.tips
Get-MSOLDomainVerificationDNS -DomainName jimbobtest.tips -Mode DNSTXTRecord
This will give you the data needed to put into a DNS TXT record needed to prove domain ownership
Create DNS TXT record
You now need to create a DNS TXT record called "@" with data shown from the output of the above command. The value is shown next to the "Text :" field. I won't go through the steps for this as they will be different depending on who manages the internet domain. An example is below.
Note that it might take a while for the new TXT record to be created.
Verify Domain Ownership
Logon to the Microsoft portal and navigate to the domains section as shown below.
Select "setup in progress" and then "start step 1".
Then click "done, verify now". As long as the TXT record has been created and made live this should work and your domain is now available for use.


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This little embroidery is a transfer pattern from Sarah Jane Studios that I bought at Maine Quilts last summer. It was really fun to stitch. The stitches were mostly stem stitch, lazy daisy, and french knots. There are a few buttonhole stitch circles as well. Isn't it sweet? I framed the piece with blue cotton and the same fabric on the back. I have wanted to make a fabric book using some of my embroidery pieces, some little quilt blocks, and other odds and ends. I'm collecting them together and will try to make them all roughly the same 12 x 12 inch size. Maybe you have seen some of the lace and doily books on the internet or the fabric journals, that's what I'm modeling my book on. I think it will be fun and instead of these pieces being stored away in a drawer, now they will be stitched together in a book.
My next little thing is a 5 inch block from a book I bought at our Back Roads quilt show in October. The book is Civil War Legacies by Carol Hopkins. I'm starting with the first pattern in the book. It is called Alexander's Bean Pot. This is known as the Rolling Stone quilt block. the light corner triangles are cut from 1 1/4 inch strips and the dark blocks are only 2 inches square, so you can see the pieces are very small to work with. I put in my straight stitch needle plate and the foot that goes with it so that the needle doesn't get sucked down into the bobbin. This makes it much easier to sew the seams.
Not absolutely perfect, but it is very close to 5 inches square. Practice makes perfect and I have 19 more blocks to make for this little quilt. I'd like to make all the little quilts in this book. Let's see if I can get one done.
We are having freezing drizzle in Maine now. Everything is very monotone so it is good to be inside working on a colorful quilt. Enjoy!


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Great news everyone, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are reuniting on the big screen!
Sure, we have been treated to the longtime pals' incredible hosting abilities at the Golden Globes for the past two years, but it's been far too long since the "SNL" alums co-starred in a movie. That is, until now.
Per The Hollywood Reporter, the comedians will reunite for "The Nest" and Poehler is in the final stages to co-star and co-produce. Fey has already been announced and will also produce alongside Jay Roach.
The upcoming Universal comedy stars Fey and Poehler as adult sisters who learn that their parents are selling their childhood house, according to THR. So, they decide to throw one last massive party before it's too late and along the way, they "learn to mature."
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Stolen Vehicle Arrest
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Date and Time of Release: 5 January 2012
Date and Time of Incident: 4 January 2012 at approx. 2:47 pm
Subject: Stolen Vehicle Arrest
4 January 2012, at approx. 2:47 pm, Officers from the Sonora Police Department and a worker from Tuolumne County Department of Child Welfare Services went to a residence on the 300 block of Hospital Rd. to conduct a welfare check on some children.
As the officers arrived at the location, there was a male subject sitting inside a white, 1999 Isuzu Trooper. As the Officers and Child Welfare Services worker exited their vehicles, the male subject started the vehicle and backed up rapidly, almost hitting the Child Welfare Services worker. The subject then fled the area at a high rate of speed.
An Officer was able to obtain the plate of the vehicle. Upon running the plate, it was learned the vehicle was stolen out of Tuolumne County. The people inside the residence told Officers that the driver was Dustin Stevens, 23 of Sonora and he was trying to sell them the vehicle for $500.
Officers located the vehicle abandoned a short distance from the residence. During a search of the area the suspect was located on Campo Seco Road, by a California Highway Patrol Officer. Stevens did not have a shirt on when located. Stevens gave a false name to the Officer, but apparently Stevens had forgotten he had his last name tattooed on his back, which was visible to the Officer. When the Officer pointed this out to Stevens, Stevens admitted who he was and confirmed he was the one that Officers were looking for.
Stevens was taken into custody without incident and turned over to the Sonora Police Department. Stevens was transported to the Tuolumne County Jail and booked for felony possession of stolen property, felony assault with a deadly weapon and for several outstanding warrants.


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Secrets I Know by Kallie George and Paola Zakimi
Follow the girl throughout a day spent in her own backyard, and you'll discover lots of secrets only she can tell. For example, did you know that whispers hide in trees? Or that trees make great umbrellas? With a simple, poetic text from Kallie George and extraordinary illustrations from debut artist Paola Zakimi, here is a book families will read again and again and treasure for years to come.
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Helicopter gunships opened fire on a crowd of machete-wielding rioters on Tuesday, as post-election violence continued to spiral out of control in Kenya.
The gunships fired tear gas and rubber bullets into a group of more than 600 Kikuyu after they tried to intercept Luo refugees fleeing tribal fighting.
The attack came as an opposition MP was shot dead and at least seven others killed in tit-for-tat fighting.
Meanwhile, UN envoy Kofi Annan began a new push to broker a deal between president Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga.
More than 850 people have died in the country since violence erupted after last month's disputed polls.
The two helicopters were protecting a group of Luo tribe members sheltering from a Kikuyu mob at a police station in the tourist town of Naivasha.
They shot at the rioters with rubber bullets, enabling police to drive the refugees to safety.
Opposition Orange Democratic Movement MP Melitus Were was murdered outside his home in the Nairobi slum, Kibera.
His party said the Kikuyu-dominated government could have been involved. At the talks in the capital, Mr Annan told the two leaders to 'do whatever possible' to halt the violence.
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I always take so many photos when I visit anywhere, and sometimes do not get a chance to post all of my favorites from a trip. I try to remember to come back a few weeks later and share other views, particularly when I have visited a pretty location like Silver Falls State Park. I took this photo of South Falls last month.
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