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I love Edmonton and I'm proud to call this fine city my home. Over the past 20-some years, I've done my fair share of exploring some of Edmonton's coolest nooks and crannies and I know I've still barely scratched the surface. With my camera in tow, I've been able to capture a handful of photos along the way at some of my favourite go-to photo spots in the city. These aren't the high traffic zone touristy spots, but more so the unsuspecting, every day gems that sometimes go unnoticed by the average Joe. These are the places that hold a special place in my heart.
Now don't get me wrong, I am the furthest thing from being a National Geographic photographer. I'm on Instagram and I've seen hundreds of unreal #exploreedmonton photos; seriously, they look professionally shot. What I do hope is that my photos trigger you to dust off your camera if you haven't done so already, get outside and discover your own beloved photo spots – whether you're joining me at mine or uncovering your own.
All of the following photo spots can be found on this handy map (with a few other favourites added in the mix).
If you paid me a dollar for every time I've witnessed a couple canoodling on this bench, I'd have…well probably only $10.00 but that's still pretty good. The Forest Heights Park lookout point is pretty romantic, I mean just look at that skyline and river valley view! Before leaving, take a stroll down the trail that runs alongside the park. Because of the high elevation, you'll get great views of the river valley the entire time.
Once an area of disaster during a 1999 landslide, the Ramsay Heights neighborhood has since risen above adversity and is now home to one of the best vantage points in the city. The bend in the river forms the shape of a perfect horseshoe, and with the spot's western exposure, the sunset looks pretty darn good from here. Don't forget your bug spray!
This may seem like an odd spot to include on the list, but there's something quite calming about this bridge. Its red colouring pops against the bright green trees in the spring and summer, and its lanky supporting bridge piers seem to endlessly stretch down into the river valley below. Resist the urge to climb on the cool bridge walkway – police patrol the area for trespassers!
Visiting the pyramids of Giza was one of the best moments of my life, and since then, seeing a similar architecturally designed structure always tugs at my heartstrings. The Muttart Conservatory is one of Edmonton's most unique looking attractions housing botanical gardens in four glass pyramids. While I love admiring the Muttart Conservatory from spots like Gallagher Hill or the Shaw Conference Centre, nothing beats getting up close and personal, especially at night. I can't help but feel like I'm sort of a spy in a James Bond movie.
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Home to runners, cyclists, and the odd rollerblader ('90s sport trends for the win!), Keillor Road hasn't always been a peaceful oasis. It was once jam packed with cars as the road provided the perfect little shortcut to the University area. When the road began to crumble into the river, cars were banned and it became a paradise for nature nuts. There is no bad season to pay Keillor Road a visit, whether it's dusted in snow in a winter wonderland, or lined with blossomed trees in the summer months.
The High Level Bridge Streetcar seriously doesn't get the attention it deserves. Providing one of the highest river crossings by streetcar in the world, the views from the top deck of the bridge are both spectacular and exhilarating. Don't drain your camera battery quite yet, though! My favourite spot is the graffiti streetcar tunnel near the Jasper Plaza terminal filled with intricate black and white art. Be sure to cruise over once you're back on your feet to check it out!
The high level bridge has had its fair share of repairs, upgrades and facelifts over the years, most recently being outfitted and illuminated with 60,000 LED bulbs thanks to the Light the Bridge campaign. While it's almost impossible to take a bad photo of the bridge lit up in all its glory, my favourite sight to capture is the tail lights of cars as they zoom by me near the start of the bridge. Don't look down!
Whether you love it or hate it, Talus Dome, Edmonton's most expensive and perhaps most provocative piece of public art, always has people talking. Yup, it's a massive pile of nearly 1000 steel balls forming an abstract talus shape located beside Quesnell Bridge. While you've probably driven past the structure hundreds of times, I encourage you to take a closer look at it. Think fun house meets the compound eye of a fly. You can capture some pretty warped and funny reflections that will have you busting a gut laughing.
Whether you're skiing, tobogganing, splashing around in the spray park, picnicking, or belting out tunes at our beloved Edmonton Folk Music Festival, Gallagher Park is a wicked spot to hang out no matter the season. While I love all of these activities, my personal favourite is grabbing a late night snack (usually a 20-piece box of chicken nuggets), relaxing on one of the scattered benches and admiring our twinkling skyline.


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What's Cooler Than Sleeping Cool?
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Heat retention, a top complaint with memory foam mattresses, was one of the biggest factors we accounted for in the development of the Casper. Our top layer of foam features a breathable, open-cell design to increase circulation and keep you cool. Air can pass freely beneath your body, even when the material contours to your curves.
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The cool side our of our pillow is… both sides. Our minuscule, silky fibers allow air to move freely throughout the pillow, so you'll never need to flip it. It's finished with breathable percale cotton to keep you even cooler all night long.
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Spring into Summer with this beautiful gift ensemble. You will be ready to celebrate any occasion with this bouquet of floral projects. They will bloom forever, no watering or weeding needed! This project is perfect for Mother's Day, teacher appreciation, graduation or just because!
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Welcome to MK & Sons Construction
MK & Sons Construction has been building top quality residential and commercial projects since 1999.
We pride ourselves in our top level craftsmanship, creativity and in our ability to run our projects efficiently and on budget.
We believe that our level of client satisfaction is unmatched. This speaks volumes to both our construction and communication skills.
MK & Sons is owned and operated by Mark Tintle. A third generation builder and lifelong Nevada County resident.
Mark takes great pride in every project and is working and/or present on every project daily. Woodwork is his passion and every project includes his creative touches.
Mark also has a strong background in construction management. He obtained a degree in Applied Mathematics from UC Davis, which aids him cost analysis. Including accurate preliminary budgets, which help to ensure clients are designing within their budget. He also has a great deal of experience in scheduling and managing the everyday operation of projects of all sizes.
We would be glad to discuss your upcoming project and assist with design, feasibility study or a free estimate. Feel free to call us at 530.362.0042


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Right now, hooking up more than two displays (or in some cases even just two) requires a frustrating assortment of cables. You might need two DisplayPort, an HDMI, and a DVI. Some cards are equipped with micro-variations. Sometimes you have no choice but to use a lowly analog VGA connector. USB Type-C is going to fix all that.
The VESA group has announced a DisplayPort Alternate Mode on the USB Type-C Connector standard, and it does exactly what it sounds like: it allows audio and video data to be transmitted directly over a USB cable. A video card could be equipped with multiple Type-C plugs, as could your monitors. No more messing around with different cords or clunky adapters. Just one Type-C cord per display and you're done.
According to AnandTech, there's very little difference between pushing video over USB Type-C and the DisplayPort hook-ups we're using right now. That should make it relatively simple for hardware OEMs to implement, and VESA says that important industry players are already on board.
Type-C even has the ability to carry that annoying (but sometimes necessary) HDCP signaling, and there's still enough room on the bus to handle USB 3.1 traffic as well. That means even on a multi-touch enabled monitor you'd still only need one cable to hook it up; you might not even need an additional power cord since USB Type-C is specced for 5/12/20V and up to 100W.
It's also not a problem to whip up USB Type-C cables that are backwards compatible. If you happen to end up with a newer video card and it's packed with Type-C connectors but you're still using older monitors, don't worry. Cable manufacturers will have active Type-C to HDMI or DisplayPort cables at the ready.
With today's news, USB Type-C is well on its way to becoming the ultimate frustration-busting connector. Not only will you no longer have to worry about flipping the end of a cable over to get it plugged in, but you'll only need one type of cable for pretty much everything you hook up: keyboards, mice, displays, printers, smartphones and tablets, they'll all eventually work with USB Type-C.


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Carbohydrates ("carbs"): One of three macronutrients, along with proteins and fats, that provide the body with essential energy. All of the tissues and cells in the body require carbohydrates for glucose/energy. Insufficient carb intake, either from restriction or purging, results in muscle tissue being broken down and used as energy. Chronic deficiencies can contribute to increased risk for osteoporosis, high blood pressure, and heart disease.
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Solid service - we ordered 5000 straws for corporate merchandise and they look remarkable. Getting compliments every time we share them. If I could give 6 stars I would.
On time delivery and the straws were definitely better quality than we have had in the past. Will be keeping these ones for special occasions and friends!
Ordered a 12 sets of straws to get the bigger discount. Sharing for a local charity group - all good. Would recommend to others.
Great products! The straws look amazing and cannot wait to share with my customers. Bren was helpful and available on the mobile and email. I look forward to a long relationship.
Great Reusable Straws! I ordered a 100 set of straws for delivery in time for our corporate function to hand out as promotional gifts and they arrived on time. The straws are high quality - and the individual laser etching was exactly as requested. Thank you Stainless Steel Straws!


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This mount will work on the standard Civic 6 speed and CVT, Si and the FK8 Type R
Please let us know in the notes if this is for a Type R
Posted by Danny on 26th Mar 2018
Great product complemented with a great service from Axion!!!
I always buy from Axion!!
Posted by Chris Karapasha on 1st Apr 2017
First of all the quality and esthetics of the mount are phenomenal. Mike from Axion shipped it out right away and packaged it very well.
Now on to the actual review. The worst part about this mount was it simply did not fit as described as easily as it's supposed to. I removed the existing factory mount in about 5 mins total after jacking up the car safely. Side by side the mounts look night and day as far as the quality goes for Hasport. After I tried to force the new mount in with a 3lb rubber mallet and wd40 even after shifting the engine out of the way, I pulled the new mount and measured it beside the old existing mount. The new mount was slightly over 1mm taller. Which doesn't sound like much but when it's 88a durometer urethane, there's no budge. I made sure the urethane was pressed in all the way but ended up trimming a little off the top with a hot utility knife. Then it fit like a glove and was much easier to install. My only complaint of the mount.
So now to first start up. I was expecting the steering wheel to rattle and the whole car to shake. Not one bit. Car sounded a bit louder after the mount install as the harmonics of the engine are now transferred to the chassis. There's no sqeaking or bad noises and from the outside you don't notice a think. Only in the cabin you hear a little more engine noise and a little vibration from the engine. I love it! So I take it for a spin. Mind you in on stock wheels and tires currently 235/40/18 ,sport wheels. The car has a lot of vibration in the lower RPM range from 1,000 up to about 2,100 rpm where it slowly goes away, but the car also sounds incredible in the cabin. Shift feel is a little more responsive when you step on the throttle.
As far as launching the car. Night and day! Incredible with no wheel hop. It spun the tires in 1st/2nd/ and slightly in 3rd. And this is the reason I bought this mount. To eliminate the wheel hop which I could not get any out of it after this new mount. So if you don't mind louder engine cabin noise and some vibration in the lower RPMs and on decel, this mount is for you. If you don't want any vibration and your loud tires are too much cabin noise for you already, this mount is not for you. And in that case I would suggest 62a as it's as I already described but much more toned down.
Posted by steve persia on 4th Jan 2017
So far my favorite upgrade I've done. 1-5 rateing I'd put a 10!
Smoother through out the gears.
Min to non wheel hope.
I used to get wheel hop bad shifting into 2nd gear. After this mount I only spin alittle and then hook!
Highly recommend!


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ACDP Member of Parliament Cheryllyn Dudley responded to the shocking news of the Gugulethu Fire Station in Cape Town being set alight by protestors in the early hours of Thursday morning.
Dudley said that "this is shockingly thoughtless and irresponsible behaviour. A strong, clear message must be sent to others considering ways to express their frustrations in a similar fashion, that not only destroys public property, but endangers the lives of others. The culprits must be apprehended and face the consequences of their actions which placed so many other lives in danger, including the elderly and children in crisis who could have urgently needed the services provided by these firemen and women".
The front of the fire station sustained severe damage, including the watch room, engine bay doors and the security entrance gate.
"The ACDP would expect that a facility like this fire station would have cameras which will have caught the perpetrators on the premises. We are calling on the City of Cape Town to make the details regarding the security in place in such facilities known to the public who rely on these services. We are also calling for immediate action with regard to arrests and prosecution, as well as information regarding arrest last night", Dudley added.
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Kale is the New Chocolate
I knew what Kale was before being popularized by the raw food movement. I wasn't particularly eager to rush out and try it, though. What was all the rage? I just didn't get it. People were going crazy, you'd think it was chocolate! A good base for a smoothie, right? Well, I knew what kale Read More


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Septic Tank Pumping
A Septic tank is meant for collecting human waste. It is a pretty efficient system. Every two to three years it is a good idea to get your septic tank pumped. The filter on the tank protects the absorption area and pumping helps remove the extra solids caught on the filter. Here in Snellville we are the septic tank pros. When you need your septic tank pumped there is no one better to turn too.
Septic Tank Repairs
When you have a septic tank you can run into some problems. Septic tank problems will be fairly easy to detect, unless you can't smell of course. The most telling sign that your septic tank needs repair is that there will be a bad smell. If there is a crack in the lid or the walls this major concern for health and safety and the general functioning of the tank. We at Snellville Septic Service know experts and septic tank repairs.
"They are great at what they do. Really good bunch of professionals who are easy to work with and never made me feel small for not knowing anything about septic systems even though I have lived here for fifteen years. They taught me a lot and did a fantastic job of fixing the line." Michael A.
Line Repairs and Installations
Did you move into a new property and realize that you need a septic tank? Or is it that the septic lines have cracks and need repair? Moving in to realize that can be very stressful. However there is no need to stress. Our company of septic tank solutions can help you with all your problems. Well trained and experienced at installations we also do line repairs.
Residential and Commercial
"When it comes to septic tank repairs I had no idea! There was just the smell coming from around the area and I didn't realize it was the septic tank until our neighbor mentioned it. They said they always use the one company and gave us their number. Snellville Septic Service were such lifesavers. We were having an engagement party in about a month and there was no way we could have our property stinking like that. They came over checked it and got to work. They fixed up everything and it was like we lived in different place. The air smelled so much better. We had nothing to worry about except planning the party. Highly recommend them. They were just the best." Marnie W.
Septic Tank Maintenance
Everything requires maintenance. It is the reminder to check what is in good working order and what is not. To keep your septic tank in good working order will help it last longer in the long run. Having a professional run maintenance checks and tests for functioning will catch any cracks or imperfections before they become a big problem. Getting this done routinely is even more helpful.
Septic Tank Inspections
Inspections aren't just an eye over a system. Inspections come with a checklist of safety and health concerns. Septic tank inspections are what the smart septic tank owner does. Hiring our experts to assess your tank before a public health inspection will give you the reassurance you need that your tan is in good working order. When you have the professionals eyeing up the tank they will not miss a thing.
"When we got our new property we didn't realize that it didn't have a septic tank. We always knew that where we wanted to live a septic tank would be the best and only option. When looking for a new one we realized we needed someone to install it. The cost of installation at Snellville Septic Service was the best and they were by far the most professional when we spoke with them. The installation was done quickly and efficiently and they even inspected their own work after. We were very pleased with them." Jeanie D.
Septic tank systems can be a complicated problem to tackle. If you are unsure of anything or need any king of guidance asking questions is the best way to get informed. We haven't gotten to be the company we are without our clients and potential clients so we are very happy to answer any and all questions. Just by calling the number on this website and reaching out to our professional technicians we can help you figure out what is going on.


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All of our staff participate in fundraising efforts for the identified charities. Jean and T-shirt days, snack baskets, 50/50 raffles and prize raffles. Some raffles even allow our patients to help out with the fundraising. Every little bit helps!
November/ December 2016
For the months of November AND December, our friends at Maple City PT were sending gifts to "Operation Shoebox" so we donated needed items towards their cause. Our staff also collected toys, clothes and other gifts for the upcoming Christmas holiday to donate to SISTER SUSAN'S in Canisteo.
November 2016
November was a busy month at CVFP! We held a hat, mitten and scarf drive and donated the proceeds to SISTER SUSAN'S. One of our lucky patients was chosen at random to win our $100 Thanksgiving Feast Give-a-Way! We also made a monetary donation to ST.ANN'S Veteran's Day fund.
October 2016
In the month of October we donated various snacks, cases of bottled water and juice boxes to SISTER SUSAN in Canisteo.
September 2016
September's fundraising recipient was the HORNELL HUMANE SOCIETY! Staff collected all sorts of needed items and we also made a monetary donation.
July/August 2016
For the months of July and August we collected school supplies and backpacks to give to both TURNING POINT and SISTER SUSAN'S in anticipation of the upcoming school year!
April and May 2016
For the months of April and May we raised money for an upcoming medical mission trip to Chulucanas, Peru. We held a FITNESS BASKET RAFFLE in conjunction with Maple City Physical Therapy! The basket contained over $450 worth of fitness items ranging from a Fit bit and fitness gear to $50 gift certificates to Maple City PT and various other local merchants. The winner was Susan Clark!
kickball 2nd place winners 2016
In the month of April, CVFP also gave a donation and sponsored a team in the Hornell Area Concern for Youth's 4th Annual Kickball Extravaganza! Our team went all the way to the championship game but finally lost to the team from Wegmans. We proudly received a second place trophy which was the PERFECT end to a really FUN day!!
Step walk 2016
In April CVFP also made a donation to the Steps Walk to End Poverty in Steuben County, hosted by CHATHOLIC CHARITIES. Our team participated in the mile long walk through scenic Hornell and had a great time too!
March 2016
The month of March at CVFP was deemed "MUSTACHE MARCH FOR JUVENILE DIABETES"! We raised money with T-shirt sales, raffles tickets, Jean Days, snack baskets, a donation jar in the waiting room and a March Madness bracket pool! As you can see we had A GREAT TIME with this fundraiser!! All money raised will go directly to the local chapter of JDRF.
CVFP also made a donation towards the "2016 Black Cat Event" hosted by the HORNELL ANIMAL SHELTER.
February 2016
For the month of February to help raise money, we had a VALENTINE'S DAY BASKET RAFFLE and we also held a PIE MAKING CONTEST! There were 5 different entrants and the "tasters" made a donation to be able to cast their votes. DANIELLE was the lucky winner of the "sparkly pie server for 2016" with her delicious grasshopper pie!! A monetary donation was made to ARC.
November 2015
In anticipation of the upcoming holidays, CVFP collected clothes, toys and made a monetary donation to SISTER SUSAN'S/ Steuben County Rural Ministry for the month of November!
October 2015
Fundraising for the month of October involved both collecting toys and giving a monetary donation to SISTER SUSAN'S in Canisteo.
August 2015
Fundraising for the month of August was collected in honor of The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life team "Marga-RELAY-ville" and donated to The James P. Wilmot Cancer Center in Rochester. All month long we sold tickets for a $100 money "basket". We also collected money from our weekly "jean days", snack baskets and 50/50 raffles.
June and July 2015
Fundraising for the months of June and July was collected to go towards an upcoming medical mission trip to Chulucanas, Peru. We held a SUMMER BASKET RAFFLE SPECTACULAR! Each basket was created by each one of our departments: providers, nurses, lab, secretaries and managers. Each was very different and each contained $50 worth of great gifts!
During the month of June, we also collected travel size shampoo, conditioner, lotion, body wash/soap, tooth brushes and toothpaste to send to the mission in Chulucanas, Peru. Every patient that has surgery during the mission is sent home with a care package containing these basic, yet essential items. There were many, many items donated, so with your help, we were able to ship over 650 travel sized items to our friends in Peru. Thank you so much for your generosity!
Also during the month of July, CVFP made a donation to the "RALLY FOR THE CURE" golf tournament.
May 2015
Fundraising for the month of May was collected to benefit the HORNELL AREA ARTS COUNCIL. We raffled off a beautiful HANDMADE MESSAGE CENTER, created by our very own Olivia! We also collected money from our weekly "jean days", snack baskets and 50/50 raffles.
CVFP donated funds to the 2015 CANISTEO-GREENWOOD Lock-in.
We also made a donation to the HORNELL HIGH SCHOOL 2015 Post Prom and Senior Auction.
April 2015
Fundraising for the month of April was collected in honor of Autism Awareness month. The office sold Autism Awareness ribbons, we raffled off a GARDENING SUPPLY BASKET and also collected empty cans for recycling.
CVFP made a donation to the CANISTEO ROTARY CLUB for their annual Penny Sale.
We also gave a donation and sponsored a team in the Hornell Area Concern for Youth's 3rd Annual Kickball Extravaganza! Our team put on a very valiant effort and barely lost 3-2 to the team from Wal-Mart. A terrific time was had by all and we can't wait to participate again next year!
March 2015
Fundraising for the month of March included raffling off a really fun ST. PATRICK'S DAY BASKET! A monetary donation was made to FAITH IN ACTION, a local group of volunteers who's mission is to assist the elderly in a multitude of ways, allowing them to continue to live independently. Pictured is Richard Russell from Faith in Action, Michele, Caroline and Dr. Bruce MacKellar, .
February 2015
Fundraising for the month of February included our staff wearing Rheumatoid Arthritis T-shirts and donating the funds from our weekly "jean days" to the RA FOUNDATION.
We also raffled off a terrific VALENTINE'S DAY BASKET and the proceeds from that were donated to the BETHESDA FOUNDATION.
January 2015
Fundraising for the month of January included a SOUP COOK OFF. There were 10 different entrants and the "tasters" donated $5 each to try out as many tasty soups as they wanted and cast their vote. As the winner, Jennifer was awarded the "sparkly spoon" award for 2015!
November 2014
Fundraising for the month of November involved collecting toys for "OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD". Each participant would fill a box with gifts suitable for either a boy or girl, which were then collected and shipped to needy children overseas.
We also proudly made a donation to the CANISTEO VALLEY ENRICHMENT FOUNDATION.
October 2014
Fundraising for the month of October included collecting toys for RURAL MINISTRY (up to age 14) and we also raffled off a PIZZA BASKETwith items like a pizza serving kit, utensils & gift certificate. Along with the many toys we collected, we also gave a monetary donation to SISTER SUSAN.
September 2014
Fundraising for the month of September focused on an upcoming medical mission trip to Chulucanas, Peru.
We also made a monetary donation to the NORTHEAST KIDNEY FOUNDATION 1st Annual 5K Walk/Run being held at the YMCA in Hornell on September 20th.
August 2014
Fundraising for the month of August included collecting school supplies each week as our "Jean Day" donation and we raffled off an ICE CREAM BASKET to also help raise money to buy more supplies for the upcoming school year. We gave these items and a monetary donation to both RURAL MINISTRY and CONCERN FOR YOUTH.
CVFP has also donated funds this month to a local resident and business owner in their time of need.
July 2014
Fundraising for the month of July was done for the food pantries at RURAL MINISTRY in Canisteo and the Hornell Area CONCERN FOR YOUTH. During the summer months with kids out of school, we concentrated mainly on healthy, kid friendly snacks and lunch items. We proudly donated 3 large boxes to Sister Susan and 2 large boxes to Concern for Youth.
June 2014
Fundraising for the month of June was done for the Relay For Life team Marga-Relay-Ville. All money donated to Relay For Life goes towards cancer awareness and research. CVFP gave a monetary donation towards this terrific cause.
May 2014
Fundraising for the month of May was done for the Bath VA Jump Start Program. This program helps Veterans who are being discharged into the community and helps them establish apartments on their own. Pictured here is Lynn Dinehart, Volunteer & Recreation Manager of the Bath VA, along with Stephanie and Dr. Bruce MacKellar. CVFP gave a monetary donation and various items, such as sheets, towels, cookware, and personal toiletries. We will be donating some handmade flag quilts as well. Our thanks go out to all the Veterans!
Past Fundraising Efforts…..
April 2014
Medical Mission to Peru
March 2014
Cutest Pet Contest!
Proceeds went to the Hornell Humane Society: monetary donation plus supplies
January/February 2014
Hornell Area Concern for Youth: monetary donation plus gifts/supplies
December 2013
Rural Ministries/Sister Susan: monetary donation plus gifts
November 2013
Rural Ministries/Sister Susan: monetary donation plus food supplies
October 2013
Cancer Services: monetary donation


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MightyText: iMessage for Android
iMessage is one of the coolest thing happened in iOS 5. With it, you can send and receive unlimited text messages on your all iOS devices via Wi-Fi or 3G. If your Android user then sorry you won't have iMessage capability so I suggest you switch to iOS now :-) Ofcourse I am joking. No need to be bitter if your Android user since you can have an iMessage clone by installing MightyText. Let's discuss its features after the jump!
With MightyText installed in your Android, you can send/receive SMS from your computer or tablet. This application uses your Android phone number. Let say you happen to forgot your phone at home and someone texted you, the message will be forwarded to your computer or tablet. It uses internet to forward the message so your phone should have WIFI or 3G connection on it.
To use MightyText, you just need to follow 2 steps.
1. Install MightyText Android Phone App.
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Tyler, the Creator Issues Long Response to Fan's Reddit Post Criticizing His New Music
"ohhh, it was cool when i was raping girls and telling you how sad i was on records, but when shit changes and im feeling great and i fuck with myself you cant deal with it?"
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Over the last few years, Tyler, the Creator has used the question-and-answer social network Spring.me (formerly known as Formspring) to interact with his fans. Today, he gave a lengthy answer to a thread posted by a Reddit user who said he was "done" with Tyler's music (via Hot New Hip-Hop). "Yes, I know he's happy now and that's great," the user wrote. "But he's gotta realize many of the old fans aren't big on this new stuff."
In response, Tyler wrote:
why cant i share my joy with the world? ohhh, it was cool when i was raping girls and telling you how sad i was on records, but when shit changes and im feeling great and i fuck with myself you cant deal with it? cause you cant relate? is that why? or maybe its my ego talking. idk know what it is, but after a while you realize you dont want to be around people who isnt positive, who isnt focused who dont want more. why would you want to be around someone is is a downer?
and i dont even mean depressed, i mean niggas who is always just fucking everyones mood up? everytime they talk its something negative? am i wrong cause i dont want that in my life? its crazy, all im doing is spreading good vibes and tryna give some confidence to people and at least telling them they can accoplish something. sometimes giving some people some hope can really push people to be great.
The fan also said he most related to Tyler when he was rapping about "feeling depressed because he was stuck in a house arguing with his grandma," to which Tyler responded:
dude, that was in 2011. its 2015, if he really thinks that 4 years later i would still be living on my dead grandmothers floor, and still be sad with all these amazing things happening around me, then he is stuck in 2011. and i dont mean that in a bad way, when you have a favorite artist, you tend to grasp onto an era, trust me i do that with artist that i love but i also know they grow and see new things and change and mature and all of that. im sorry that im not in the same place to talk about those things that were happening in 2011. i dont know what to tell you, my life is in a different spot right now and like on every album, i talk about whats going on in my life AT THAT MOMENT. shit, that would be sooo sad if i was making the same album over and over again.
In response to claims he was "sneak-dissing" Earl Sweatshirt and Kendrick Lamar by criticizing conscious rap in a recent interview, Tyler said, "i never said anything about kendrick and thebe, in that interview i do recall said its either you talking about trapping and selling drugs, or doing the opposite talking about black power and all that. dont twist my fucking words dude."
Additionally, the fan said he "wasn't surprised" that Odd Future no longer hangs out with Tyler, to which he replied:
im not gonna go into that. the thing that does suck is that people that dont know what goes on in our personal lives always seems to think they know whats really going on. trust me, you dont know. and to read that comment made me kinda bummed, cause the tone made it seem like im sus or the bad guy, ha.
You can read the whole response here.
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(NORTH CANTON, Ohio) – Needing just one win to clinch a spot on next week's G-MAC Tournament in Mason, Ohio, Walsh got the job done with a 7-2 win after a 6-4 loss to Hillsdale in Saturday's doubleheader. The Cavaliers (23-21, 15-11) secured one of the wild card bids, while the Chargers (22-26, 17-9) preserved its automatic bid with the initial win.
After the visitors took the lead with a run in the third, Walsh answered with game-tying double as Brenden Spaulding lined one down the left field parallel to score Avery Janning.
The flood gates then opened up in the fourth as the Cavaliers put up a five-spot thanks to a pair of home runs. Jacob Beachy started the rally with a solo shot to left center. After Andrew Czech doubled home Eric Conner and Marcus Bobb, Spaulding provided more fireworks with a rocket to left center.
In the sixth, Ross Etgen added some insurance with an RBI single through the left side to score Janning.
Aidan Mlachak started the game and went 5.1 innings to improve to 3-4 on the season. He struck out five and allowed the one run on six hits and three walks. Dylan Corsi relieved him in the sixth for the remainder of the game and struck out another.
The opener saw Walsh take a 4-1 lead before the Chargers rallied for the final five runs. Spaulding opened the scoring with an RBI single to score Conner in the first. Cobe Hutchison followed in the second with an RBI single that scored Spencer Helwig and later scored on a single by Conner. Helwig added an RBI in the third that scored Janning.
Nick Bebout started the game and had equaled his season-best of 11 strikeouts before being relieved in the sixth by Justin Hovorka who took the loss to fall to 4-5 on the year.
Both teams will gather again tomorrow for the regular season finale with a new start time of noon with senior presentations preceding at 11:45.


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Hey, Caleb Johnson (second-year fiction student) how did you put your summer stipend to use?
After spring semester ended, I flew home to Alabama where I watched my sister graduate from high school. I also walked around my grandmother's land and visited a peach orchard for some fiction-writing research.
From Alabama, I flew to Philadelphia, PA to spend a week with my girlfriend and her family.
In June, it was off to Spain for more research and a little relaxation too. My girlfriend and I saw a bullfight in Sevilla, ate fresh seafood until we were almost sick in Barcelona, rented a car and drove up the Costa Brava to the lovely little seaside town of Cadaques where I swam in the Mediterranean Sea for the first time, then back down through a mountainous region with inactive volcanoes and medieval villages, and eventually to Barcelona once again. I fell in love with that city this summer. After a few more days in Barcelona, we spent a couple days in Madrid before flying back to the USA.
I spent the rest of my summer in pleasant, beautiful Laramie, WY, reading and writing and enjoying the wonderful weather. Right before the fall semester began, I took a week-long camping trip to Yellowstone National Park too.


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Western Sahara is the last colony in Africa. In 1963, while still under Spanish control, the Territory was officially recognized as a NSGT by the General Assembly under the UN Charter – a legal status it retains to this day.
The General Assembly in Resolution 1514 (XV) decided that in order to complete the process of decolonization, all NSGTs must progress to a "full measure of self‐government" by: (a) emergence as a sovereign independent State; (b) free association with an independent State; or (c) integration with an independent State.
During Spanish colonial role no such process of decolonization took place for Western Sahara. While Spain committed to organizing a referendum in 1972, no referendum was held. Instead, it offered Western Sahara to two neighboring countries, Morocco and Mauritania, under the so-called Madrid Accords of 14 November 1975.
The Saharawi people were thus denied the opportunity to exercise their right to self-determination, a founding principle of the UN and the Organization of African Unity (OAU)/African Union (AU). As a result, the people of Western Sahara created the Frente POLISARIO to fight against colonialism
In October 1975, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) confirmed the legal right of the Saharawi to a process of self-determination, which was to include the free and genuine expression of the will of the peoples of the Territory, and found no ties of territorial sovereignty between Western Sahara and either Morocco or Mauritania.
Despite this ruling, in November 1975 Morocco and Mauritania invaded Western Sahara. A 15-year war ensued against the Saharawi liberation movement – the Frente POLISARIO who declared an independent Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) on 27 February 1976. In the same month, Spain informed the UN Secretary-General that following its physical withdrawal from the Territory, it considered itself exempt from any international responsibility related to the administration of the Territory. Mauritania withdrew from Western Sahara by virtue of a peace agreement signed with the Frente POLISARIO in August 1979, and in February 1984, formally recognized the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, a full member of the African Union.
Morocco occupied the western two‐thirds of Western Sahara, and built a sand wall (the Berm) along the length of the Territory to protect its position. The Frente POLISARIO continues to control the "Free Zone" to the east of the Berm.
In 1978, the OAU created an Ad-hoc Committee of Heads of State on Western Sahara, whose tireless efforts to resolve the dispute resulted in OAU resolution 104 (XIX) of 1983, which was adopted unanimously by the Summit, and which initiated the peace process.
Around the same time, the General Assembly adopted resolutions 34/37 (1979) and 35/19 (1980) that assert that Morocco is the occupying power of Western Sahara, and the UN has never recognized it as administering power of the Territory.
In 1988, joint mediation efforts by the UN and OAU produced a Settlement Plan with the aim of enabling the Saharawi people to exercise their right to self-determination. Both Morocco and the Frente POLISARIO accepted the Plan. The Plan was also adopted and endorsed by the Security Council in resolutions 658 (1990) and 690 (1991) that established the Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) with the primary tasks of (i) monitoring the ceasefire between Morocco and the Frente Polisario and (ii) preparing for a referendum on self-determination within six months to enable the Saharawi to vote upon their own future. The agreed ceasefire and the organization of the referendum were conceived as two inseparable elements of the OAU-UN Settlement Plan. Thus at the core, MINURSO's mandate is to organize a referendum allowing the Saharawi to exercise their right to self-determination.
As soon as implementation of the Settlement Plan started, Morocco began putting all kinds of hurdles in the way, and in 2002 openly declared its unwillingness to go forward with the Settlement Plan (S/2002/178) alleging arbitrarily that it was not implementable. Despite efforts by the UN, including mediation efforts by former US Secretary of State, James Baker III, Morocco's obstructions continued unabated. In 2004, Morocco declared its official rejection of any solution that would not legitimize, a priori, its illegal occupation of Western Sahara, and that it would only support a political solution based on autonomy within the framework of 'Moroccan sovereignty' (S/2004/325).
Morocco's acting in bad faith in implementing the Settlement Plan, and the Houston Accords agreed to by the two parties under the auspices of James Baker III was because it knew too well that any free and fair referendum on self-determination to be held in Western Sahara, under UN supervision, would lead to the independence of the Territory.
And despite the publication of UN‐approved voter lists in 1999 and the UN's exclusive authority over all matters relating to the organization of the referendum, no vote has yet been held. Morocco rejected the list of voters developed by MINURSO after 6 years of difficult work, and instead unilaterally declared sovereignty over Western Sahara.
After numerous attempts to overcome the stalemate caused by Morocco's rejection of the Settlement Plan and referendum process, the Security Council, in resolution 1754 (2007), called on both parties "to enter into negotiations without preconditions with a view to achieving a just, lasting and mutually acceptable political solution, which will provide for the self-determination of the people of Western Sahara."
Following the adoption of resolution 1754 (2007), delegations from the Frente POLISARIO and Morocco met in four rounds of formal negotiations and nine rounds of informal talks under UN auspices between 2007 and 2012. The negotiations did not achieve any substantive progress due to Morocco's unrelenting rejection for the Saharawi people to exercise their right to self-determination as provided for in the relevant UN resolutions. In fact, Morocco made it clear in Manhasset in 2007 that it would not accept any solution that would envisage the possibility of offering the option of independence to the Saharawi people.
Morocco's modus operandi to obstruct all UN efforts was again evident after April 2014 when Ambassador Ross ushered in "shuttle diplomacy" to consult the parties on ways to resolve the conflict before resuming direct talks. Whilst the Frente POLISARIO showed their willingness to support the approach, Morocco entered into dialogue with Ambassador Ross on the principles guiding his mandate and mission, conditioning the resumption of the negotiating process upon receipt of formal answers. Unfortunately, the answers only prompted more questions or periods of silence from Morocco.
After months of delay, Morocco re-engaged with Ambassador Ross and to accepted the deployment of MINURSO Head, Kim Bolduc only as a result of a telephone call with UN Secretary-General on 22 January 2015, wherein, King Mohamed VI sought and was apparently given assurances that the 2015 SG's Report would overlook the recommendation in the 2014 Report that, "if no progress occurs before April 2015, the time will have come to engage the members of the Council in a comprehensive review of the framework that it provided for the negotiating process in April 2007." Other assurances given were: no mention of Morocco's human rights abuses and its illegal exploitation of Western Sahara's natural resources. Shuttle diplomacy bore no results.
On 4 November 2015 the Secretary-General issued a statement putting both parties on notice that their 2007 proposals have not paved the way for genuine negotiations and called for "true negotiations" between the Frente POLISARIO and Morocco, without preconditions and in good faith (SG/SM/17298-AFR/3255). The Frente POLISARIO welcomed the statement. The statement reaffirms the historical and legal bases of the Saharawi cause: that Western Sahara is not and has never been part of Moroccan Territory and that its final status is linked to the decolonization process and the right to self-determination of the Saharawi people.
The Secretary-General followed this pronouncement by making his first trip to Western Sahara, visiting the refugee camps and the liberated area on 5 March 2016. During his trip the SG used the word 'occupation' to describe the situation under which the Saharawi live. Morocco publicly pounced on the SG's use of the word 'occupation' as a pretext to expel 84 civilian MINURSO personnel from Laayoune and close a military liaison office in Dakhla in occupied Western Sahara.
Morocco's action to expel MINURSO personnel are in direct violation of its legal obligations as a responsible member of the international community, including article 25 of the UN Charter to respect and implement decisions of the Security Council, and article 100(2) of the UN charter to respect the exclusive international character of MINURSO, as well as in violation of its obligations under the Status of Mission Agreement, which it signed, not to restrict MINURSO's ability to carry out its mandated functions free of interference and restriction of movement. Morocco's actions have set a dangerous precedent for the future of UN peacekeeping missions around the world, rendering UN field presence vulnerable to unilateral expulsions at the whim of a government, especially because the doctrine of persona non grata cannot, as a principle, apply to UN personnel on a mass scale. Morocco's actions have also been an unprecedented challenge to the authority of the Security Council that established MINURSO's mandate as a demonstration of the international community's commitment to achieve a resolution to the conflict, thereby making the Council the only legal authority for the deployment or closure of a UN peacekeeping operation under the terms of Chapters VI and VII of the UN Charter.
On 29 April 2016, the UN Security Council adopted resolution 2285 on Western Sahara with 10 votes in favor, 2 against (Venezuela and Uruguay) and 3 abstentions (Angola, New Zealand and Russia). The fact that the resolution was voted on for the first time in fifteen years signaled that it was no longer 'business as usual' in the Council on Western Sahara. And Russia's abstention was significant as it was the first time that a P5 member and member of the Group of Friends broke with the consensus.
The resolution emphasizes the 'urgent' need for MINURSO to return to 'full functionality' and requests that the Secretary-General brief the Council within 90 days on whether this had happened, and if not, the Council will consider how to achieve this. The resolution also stresses the need for the parties to continue the negotiation process through UN sponsored talks, including that a commitment be shown for a fifth round of negotiations. Still, the resolution is yet to be implemented.


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We have been given a privilege. How we use this privilege is crucial. What happens in our lives here on earth and on into eternity is a result of how we use this privilege. It's the gift of the freedom of choice. With this gift so great comes our responsibility for how we use it. Make no mistake, we will have good or bad experiences based on our choices. Let me illustrate. I imagine that Hitler and Lincoln were both cute, innocent babies. Look how each came out. A young person becomes "spaced out." He or she drives a car and someone is killed. Some other young people enter the healing profession and end up saving lives. People commit crimes and end up in prison. Others obey the law and become highly respected. Many more examples could be given, but let's consider the most important of all choices. In Joshua 24:14-15, Joshua challenges Israel. In verse 14, he admonishes them to "….fear the LORD, and serve Him in sincerity and in truth. In Verse 15, he gives them a choice: "And if it seem evil unto you to serve the LORD, choose you this day whom you will serve…." A religious leader met with Jesus. He gave Jesus a respectful greeting. Before he could say more, "Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God" (John 3:3). This encounter highlights the most important of all choices: Will I receive Jesus as Savior and Lord and be spiritually reborn, or will I refuse and be eternally rejected? God doesn't make this choice for us; He leaves it up to us. An author with the initials: A. J. H. asks in the hymn, "Have You Counted the Cost?" some questions that help spell out the consequences of our choice: "There's a line that is drawn by rejecting our Lord, where the call of His Spirit is lost, and you hurry along with the pleasure-mad throng – have you counted, have you counted the cost? You may barter your hope of eternity's morn, for a moment of joy at the most, for the glitter of sin and the things it will win – have you counted, have you counted the cost? While the door of His mercy is open to you, ere the depth of His love you exhaust, won't you come and be healed, won't you whisper, I yield – I have counted, I have counted the cost? Have you counted the cost, if your soul should be lost tho' you gain the whole world for your own? Even now it may be that the line you have crossed, have you counted, have you counted the cost? Selah! If you have chosen to receive Jesus, thank God; rejoice! If you haven't, you can choose to do so. Do it while you can. Tomorrow can be: eternally, too late! Ron
Monthly Archives: October 2016
Tying It All Together
The wonderful way that God's Word works is what calls for our attention today. We are "….born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the Word of God, which liveth and abideth for ever." (From I Peter 1:23). The Word of God shows us our need. We embrace Jesus as Savior and Lord and the Holy Spirit brings about our Spiritual rebirth. All this is in response to trusting God's Word. As we are filled with the Word (studying, learning, applying and obeying) our faith (trust, confidence) grows. As we see the results of this in our lives, our faith is strengthened. The inworking/outworking of this faith brings love, joy, peace, longsuffering (patience) gentleness, goodness, (more) faith, meekness (strength under control) and temperance (the control of the "self" by the Holy Spirit).. Experiencing this fruit in our lives, little by little, we are shaped into His image. As others see these changes in us, some may decide to trust Christ for their salvation. When we see God impact others by what He has done in our lives, our faith is strengthened even more. Faith motivates more faith and we Spiritually mature! In her hymn, "I Am Trusting thee, Lord Jesus, Trusting Only Thee!" Frances Ridley Havergal shares these expressions of trust (faith) in God: "I am trusting Thee, Lord Jesus, trusting only Thee; trusting Thee for full salvation, great and free. I am trusting Thee for pardon; at Thy feet I bow, for Thy grace and tender mercy trusting now. I am trusting Thee for cleansing In the crimson flood; trusting Thee to make me holy by Thy blood. I am trusting Thee to guide me; Thou alone shalt lead, ev'ry day and hour supplying all my need. I am trusting Thee for power; Thine can never fail. Words which Thou Thyself shalt give me must prevail. I am trusting Thee, Lord Jesus; never let me fall. I am trusting Thee forever and for all." Selah! Faith, regardless of circumstances or appearances, will bring many blessings! Ron
A Matter of Control
We want to be in control. There are some things that we can legitimately control and we should take charge of these things. There are, however, many areas when control means: I want my way; I'll decide how I shall live and behave. This usually, if not always, leads to serious problems. The most serious problems come when I am confronted with the gospel, see my need to receive Jesus as Savior and Lord and decide to respond. The catch is that I want my life to be better, or I want to escape Hell, but I want to do it on my terms. I'll take the offer of salvation but I will control how I shall live. Although it may not be stated or sharply discerned, we are telling God what we want. It doesn't work that way! When we come to Christ, we relinquish the right of self-control. We are to repent, turn from our sin(s) and surrender to His control. It will take time but we will more and more surrender to His will, guidance and wisdom. Any supposed conversion that doesn't result in that kind of life is not genuine conversion! At conversion, the Holy Spirit, using God's Word, will begin a life-long process of controlling us and purifying our lives in holiness. This is what "temperance" means. It's defined as "self-control." That simply means that we yield to the Spirit's control of ourselves. True faith (trust, belief) is willing to trust God's control. "I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God." (Romans 12:1-2). "Only to be what he wants me to be, every moment of every day, yielded completely to Jesus alone, each step of this Pilgrim way. Just to be clay in the Potter's hands, only to do as His will commands. Only to be what He wants me to be, every moment of every day." (From "Every Moment of Every Day,"-by Norman J. Clayton). Selah! Jesus gave His life for us; how can we not give our life to Him? Ron
Insipid Person?
A secondary meaning of "insipid" is "dull." To commend "meekness" as something good that faith has accomplished seems to be approving "dullness." People who are meek seem to be people who can be "walked over." However, "meekness," as God's Word explains it, is anything but being weak or dull. if you think that being meek is being weak, try being meek for about a week! Meekness, as called for in the Bible, is strength under control. We have a determination to let God use, guide and defend us. We depend on God's strength to enable us to respond in Christ-like ways. Under attack, we depend on God to vindicate us, while we maintain rock-like convictions. We search our hearts to see if any attacks are valid. If they are, we are open to correction. If any of the attacks are wrong, we calmly explain in a gracious way where they are wrong. We can insist on proof of these false charges, without becoming upset and angry. If they will not furnish proof, we trust God to take care of it and we pray for them. Ephesians 4:31-32 is a description of strength under control: "Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: and be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you." A couple of stanzas from Eliza E. Hewitt's hymn, "Stepping in the Light," convey the attitude of Biblical meekness: "Trying to walk in the steps of the Savior, trying to follow our Savior and King; shaping our lives by His blessed example, happy, how happy, the songs that we bring. Walking in footsteps of gentle forbearance, footsteps of faithfulness, mercy and love, looking to Him for the grace freely promised, happy, how happy, our journey above." Selah! This strength in weakness is under Whose control? Ron
When Faith Has Come Full-Circle
When we make a conscious choice to trust someone we may, or may not, be disappointed. We understand that and are "on guard" until that person has proven himself or herself. Even then, we can be betrayed by someone that we completely trust. Trusting God is a different matter. When we trust God with our eternal destiny, what is there not to trust? Trusting human beings is conditional simply because they can fail us. Trusting God is unconditional. He never will fail us. However, we have to trust Him absolutely, even in what we don't understand. Proverbs 3:5-6 makes this requirement very clear. "Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths." There will be times when we will be tempted to doubt. Nothing seems to be working out; all looks impossible. The enemy attempts to malign God's love and care, and he plays on our hurts, fears and worries. But true faith rejects these attacks and trusts regardless of how things seem. While this learning process is going on, as we spend much time in God's Word, our faith is strengthened. Time and eternity will always validate our faith. God is perfect! One area of perfection is that He is always trustworthy. But He doesn't have to do things our way. He will always do what is best and right, even when it seems otherwise. Harriet E. Jones gave us a simple hymn entitled: "I will trust in the Lord my God," Its words express unwavering trust in all of life's experiences: "I will trust in the Lord my God, in affliction trust Him still; His promise grand will surely stand, ev'ry word will He fulfill. I will trust in the Lord my God, tho' the darkness cover me; no cloud shall dim my faith in Him, till the brighter way I see. I will trust in the Lord my God, trust and cling to His dear hand; trust day by day, trust all the way, to the shining glory land." Selah! "Saving" faith leads to "growing" faith as we feed on God's Word. "Growing" faith confirms "saving faith." Ron
Be Good!
Do you remember a parent or someone saying to you, "Be good!"? They usually meant for you to behave, to stop doing something you shouldn't do. The problem with this is found in Jesus' question to a certain ruler. Jesus asked him, in Luke 18:19: "Why callest thou me good? none is good, save one, that is, God." Jesus was asking the ruler if he recognized that He (Jesus) is God. In that probing question, a certain Truth is expressed, namely that only God is good. Where does that leave us when we are told that one of the results of genuine faith in Jesus as Savior and Lord is "goodness?" Let me digress for a moment: any human being can do good things, can be considered a good person. But why? Is it the desire to be called "good"? Is the good that we do because of an obligation we feel, or do we act out of genuine concern? The latter is a good trait but still falls short of God's kind of goodness. God is pure "good." That brings us to the core of the issue: the goodness that springs from authentic faith is God's love in us and flowing out through us to touch others. It is love in action! It is God's love and we are the "channels" for God's love to impact people's hearts and minds, offering salvation, help and hope. Phillip Doddridge speaks of God's kind of goodness that touches others through us: "O Fount of good, for all Your love our true thanks should be paid. What can we render, Lord, to You, when you own all that's made? But You have needy brothers here, partakers of Your grace, whose names You will Yourself confess before the Father's face. In their sad accents of distress Your pleading voice is heard; You may in them be clothed and fed and visited and cheered. Then help us, Lord, your yoke to wear and gladly do Your will, each other's daily burdens share, the law of love fulfill. Your face with rev'rence and with love we in the poor will view, and, while we minister to them, we do it as to You." (The hymn: "O Fount of Good, for All Your Love"). Selah! In Acts 10:38 we are told that: "….God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power: Who went about doing good…." May we be found sharing His goodness with others! Ron
Godly Gentleness
I pray that you are seeing the activity of the Holy Spirit in response to genuine faith. We open our Bibles and learn of God's response to our faith. We believe that Jesus died on the cross for our sins. We admit our sinfulness and sins, repent and turn away from this type of life and receive Jesus as our Savior and Lord. The Holy Spirit enters our inner being (our hearts) and reveals how much God loves us. This brings deep, satisfying joy. We discover that stress and anxiety give way to peace, as we trust (have faith) in His love, guidance and strength. This experiential peace comes out of our peace with God. This peace and trust sustain us when suffering, gives us the confidence that God will help us during our trials, and will bring us through our trials with our faith intact. We will fail and stumble as we grow, but God is patient and ready to restore and renew us as we journey through life. As God is patient with us, we find that we can be patient with others. In our relationships with people, we learn to extend Godly gentleness; we learn to show kindness to others, thus reflecting God's gentle kindness to us. This kind of relating to people can and sometimes does move them to consider their need for God and His love. Paul's inspired prayer for the Thessalonians applies to us today. In I Thessalonians 3:12, he prayed: "And the Lord make you to increase and abound in love one toward another, and toward all men, even as we do toward you." Think through these challenging words: "The little deeds of kindness will cheer the aching heart, the little rays of sunlight will make the gloom depart; then let the hands be busy, to make the burdens light, and let the heart be cheerful, to make the pathway bright. Remember how the Savior descended from above to bring the world a blessing and sow the seed of love. He's bidden us to follow, and made the journey plain; then let us also scatter the seeds of golden grain. Our life will soon be over, the summer will be past; the sowing-time, so precious, has come and cannot last. May we be up and doing, each moment here employ, until our work is ended; then we shall reap with joy. The little deeds of kindness, we do from day to day, bring sunshine and gladness to those along the way. Then let us not grow weary, nor falter in despair; but earnest and faithful, spread sunshine ev'rywhere." (From the hymn: "Deeds of Kindness," by J. W. Van De Venter). Selah! This life changing work of the Holy Spirit gives to others' eyes a glimpse of Jesus. Ron


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Crushing on Albee
When he started talking about the way he felt about his adoption, I pulled over to listen.
He talked in a very unemotional, straightforward way.
He explained he didn't feel like it was a good fit...that he didn't feel like he belonged in the family...and he didn't much like his adoptive parents. (Ah, the Ding of familiarity!)
As simple as that.
He didn't seem bogged down by Guilt nor twisted by inner conflict.
This is the way it was, he seemed to be saying. No big deal.
How refreshing.
How liberating.
If only I could begin to look at my own adoption placement like that, expressed in no-nonsense sentences.
Now I'm fascinated. I'm not very familiar with his work. I know he's a famous adoptee. The fact that he's not a Cheerleader Adoptee is a big, fat relief.
In my head, adoption is endlessly exhausting and complicated. If I could just get some clarity. Must do some reading about Albee. Must read him. He must save all his adoption-related demons for his work.


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Rocco has earned a reputation as a tough guy name, thanks to legendary boxers Rocky Marciano and Rocky Graziano—they were both born Rocco. The name has recently acquired a coolness factor because of it's status as a hot, celebrity baby name. It's short and punchy, and we'll probably be seeing a lot more of it.
Boxer Rocco "Rocky Marciano" Marchegiano, Chef Rocco DiSpirito, Boxer Thomas Rocco "Rocky Graziano" Barbella
Son of Madonna & Guy Ritchie, Son of Jillian Barberie, Son of Donald Faison & CaCee Cobb


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Home Safety
Promoting personal safety among the aging population is a goal of Friends through the collaborative SeniorBSafe program, providing education and safety inspections in the areas of fall prevention and fire safety. These efforts include on-site home inspections for potential fall and fire hazards as well as smoke alarm installations, where needed.
New technology offers innovative products which can be purchased by Friends and installed by Gwinnett County Fire & Emergency Services personnel in seniors' homes to help reduce fire risks. Some of these products include:
- Smart Burner Sets which electronically control energy to burners, helping to prevent fires and save energy using a patented Temperature Limiting Control.
- Microwave Sensors which attach to the outside of the microwave and utilize a patented Safe T Sensor™ to help prevent microwave fires and nuisance/false alarms by interrupting power to the microwave at the first sign of smoke.
- Bed Shakers which attach to the bed and work with existing smoke detectors to receive the sound signal of the smoke alarm and trigger the bed shaker to rouse the hearing-compromised sleeping senior.
You may participate in supporting these safety efforts by contributing to purchase these items and completing the form to the right, selecting "Donate" from the dropdown box under "I would like to:" and completing the transaction at the bottom:
- $100 for two microwave sensors
- $200 for a smart burner set
- $300 for two-bed shakers
- $500 for 25 smoke alarms
Friends considers fall hazard elimination and fire prevention sound investments in the safety of our senior population.


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Today, at the Aspen Institue Ideas Festival a deeply knowledgeable panel discussing "Global Insurgency" included former secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff, Representative Jane Harman, General (Ret.) Jack Keane, and member of the president's Intelligence Advisory Board Mike McConnell with Slate columnist Fred Kaplan as moderator. The panel ruminated on the nation's preparedness against future attack . It was a sobering discussion about the ambitions of radical Islam to bring massive destruction to the United States and the West in general. Perhaps the most ominous comment coming from the panel was that, as matters now stand, there is a consensus within the intelligence community that a weapon of mass destruction will be released (biological agents, chemical attack, or nuclear detonation) within the next five years. That our ability to deal with this threat has improved, but is still far from the level that it might be were the government doing all that it could. To paraphrase a comment made during the discussion attributed to Sidney Harman, a trustee of the Institute, "Ironically we are armed with an analog capability fighting against an enemy astute in cutting edge digital technology, aiming to bring us back to the 12th century"
Given the grim procrastinations, it seems singularly incongruous that a branch of our government is oblivious or impotent to this present and grave threat to the nation's safety. Just the other day the Supreme Court, in its wisdom or lack thereof, upheld the ruling of a lower court ruling that four Saudi princes and Saudi Arabia are immune from 9-11 litigation that would have held them accountable for their alleged actions in assisting Al-Qaeda. The immunity is extended to them not because they are perceived as being innocent of the issues raised in the lawsuits by families of the 9-11 victims. No, but rather the doctrine of "Sovereign Immunity" makes them inaccessible to justice in American courts.
This raises the very troubling question that if "Sovereign Immunity" applies and is extended to Saudi princes, how can we effectively deal with the issue of terrorism. It would mean a tier of engaged protagonists would be permitted to function as instigators and supporters of terrorism, accountable to no one, least of all the courts of law where their alleged murderous intercession was in large measure responsible for the death of thousands.
It also raises the perverse and flip side of this issue. That is, if indeed the Princes did what the 9-11 families have alleged they did, acting thereby on behalf of a sovereign state from which and through which they are claiming immunity, than their alleged criminality is no longer just a conspiracy to murder. It becomes, because of its sovereign standing, an act of war!
Perhaps Saudi Arabia is so adept at invoking "Sovereign Immunity" because it has served them so well. They have consistently militated and lobbied our Congress and Administration not to revoke the protection Saudi Arabia and OPEC receives from our courts and laws under the doctrine of "Sovereign Immunity." This, even though they openly conspire with other oil producers to manipulate the price of oil through the OPEC cartel. Similar collusive actions would land American producers of oil, other commodities or manufactured goods behind bars forthwith, in that they would be accused and found guilty of brazen breach of our anti-trust laws. (Please see "U.S. Launches Complaint at WTO Over Chinese Export Curbs While Giving OPEC/Saudi Arabia a Free Pass" 06.25.09)
If the law on "Sovereign Immunity" needs to be changed in order to permit our courts to act responsibly then it is time for Congress and the Administration to take the matter in hand. "Sovereign Immunity" has its roots in old English law postulating that neither the sovereign nor the sovereign state can commit a legal wrong. It is an anachronism of another time, another age. "Sovereign Immunity" is a concept in law that the world, as we know it today, with its failed and corrupted states, can no longer be permitted to continue in its current configuration. This is not a matter to be taken lightly. Our future may well depend on action sooner rather than later, when it may be too late!!


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Bread and Butter Issues
Flatbread and LefseFlatbread is a type of bread that can be preserved for a very long time. Making this bread used to be a social activity. Women used to gather together and share in the task of making the bread. The lefse is another, more luxurious version of flatbread.
Andreas makes several variations of Flatbread Canapés. They do not necessarily represent how the flatbread was traditionally served, but rather explore how it can be enjoyed with today's modern ingredients. The lefse should be served hot and with generous amounts of butter, sugar, and cinnamon. This version is still eaten in Norway today, at least around Christmas time.
Andreas prepares a Lefse Roll with Brisling Sardines, Salmon Roe, and Mango. This is quite an exotic combination that has a slightly Mediterranean feel to it together with an eastern touch.
Bread on a StickThe unspoiled and uninhabited forests surrounding Oslo make up about half of the city's geographical territory. On one of his skiing trips, Andreas stops for a rest and to roast Bread on a Stick. The dough is mixed with a bit of grated cheese, wrapped around a stick and grilled over the campfire.
Pulled on his skis by a horse-drawn sled, Andreas is on his way to the Bogstad Farmstead, right on the border between the urban part of Oslo and the city's forests. It used to belong to the Anker family — the wealthiest family in Norway, and the only Norwegian family that belonged to the European aristocracy.
A Perfect CompanionAndreas sets up his portable kitchen to make Artisan Bread inside the Bogstad Farmstead. The best Artisan bread takes up to 24 hours to make. But Andreas makes a slightly simpler version of the bread. Everything is handmade and pretty messy. While the dough rests, Andreas ventures out to make some butter – the perfect companion for the bread.
Milk from the Local CowsButter is made from milk, and since he is on a farm, he has to get his milk from the local cows. The cream is separated from the skimmed milk. He mixes it with a little sour cream to give the butter a nice acidic flavor.
A Typical Lunch BagWhen he gets back to the baking, the dough has grown to double its size. He makes three types of Artisan bread: one plain version, the most common in Norway, one with a selection of herbs, and one with seeds, nuts, and dried fruits.
A few slices of the fresh bread are prepared with the homemade butter, ham, and cheese. This combination is what most Norwegians have in their lunch bags.


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A new Ambit Energy consultant on my team sent an image of his bill for us to look at it. We noticed an inconspicuous line that noted customers would be charged a fee of $5.95 PER CALL to call customer care. That's insane! How is that caring for your customers? No, this probably applied to the specific plan this customer was on, but charging your customers $5.95 just to call customer support is just crazy. Always be aware of hidden fees like this. I always make sure my Ambit Energy customers have my cell phone number so they can call or text me any time they have questions. If we need to pull in Ambit customer service, we will. Ambit does not charge an extra fee just to call customer support. See the video below to see the fee and for a couple more tips on things to spot on a bill so that you know what you're really paying. Also read this post on how to find your true average rate on a Texas electricity bill. … [Read more...]
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PhiLOL actually likes the tuna here, but abhors structural rust. Save the manuals.
Saturday, January 10, 2015
17k: Ferrari 250z: 1978 Datsun 280z, Ferrari 250 GTO replica
PhiLOL actually likes the tuna here, but abhors structural rust. Save the manuals.
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If it weren't trying to be something else, this would be truly beautiful.ReplyDelete
It would take very little work to make this look awesome. I would want to scruff it up and make it look like a barn find.ReplyDelete
- K2 Mystery CarJanuary 10, 2015 at 11:53 AM
I have absolutely no proof, but I believe there have been many more of these produced than about three dozen. These kits have been around for a long time (at least the 80s) and ZTrix still offers it. I've seen several of these at shows and get-togethers, most often paired with a Jags That Run kit.ReplyDelete
To tell you the truth, I'd rather have one of these than the real thing. I'd be scared to death that something would happen to an authentic car.
- AnonymousJanuary 10, 2015 at 5:17 PM
I have model cars on my shelf and I have a model car that I can drive. Why is it that the ones on the shelf are understood to be honoring cars I love. And yet the only reason I could possibly want one I can drive must be that I am trying to "fool people"? Is it OK that I think it is beautiful and I can afford it?ReplyDelete
Not a bad looking kit car except for hood fit and shut lines !ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 11, 2015 at 10:46 AM
Quite honestly ? This vehicle looks seriously neglected, the seat covers have a horrible fit, ditto the door cards, the engine bay doesn't look like it's ever been detailed during it's entire existence and IMHO the wheels are grotesque !ReplyDelete
I do remember reading about these body kits as far back as the 80's and I always thought that they were somewhat attractive and was curious to see what "someone's" turned out like and now I know. As @JB1025 said "Not a bad looking kit car except for hood fit and shut lines !" and I'll add and not worth $17K either.
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I had a day off today, and took it as an opportunity to catch up with a lot of music that i've been sat on. So something that jumped out at me as I mooched around with music in the back ground was the Satori EP on Under Your Skin Records. Not going to lie, I was sent a promo of this and had been woefully lazy in getting around to really giving it a chance. It's...
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FourbearsJr lives on a small island in the Mediterranean, but before escaping to his own personal paradise he ran many club nights across many genres and times in many cities (mainly London), some of them successfully. He is a father and family man, a family who he regularly subjects to his opinionated selections (they have nowhere else to go).Twitter: @fourbearsjr
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13 Delicious South Asian Kebab Recipes You NEED to Try!
Kebab recipes to tide us over, not just for the upcoming BBQ season, but also for year-round nibbles, because kebabs are just THAT amazing and easy? I'm interested! Kebabs are such a quick and simple joy to make and even more a joy to eat! They are tremendously versatile. You can serve kebabs in aRead more


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|Stefano Troncaro
|Re: Edition Engraver bug?
|Wed, 14 Mar 2018 17:47:26 -0300
Hi Jan-Peter,Thank you for your work! I will test the changes later today and let you know how it results.2018-03-13 7:47 GMT-03:00 Jan-Peter Voigt <address@hidden>:Am 13.03.2018 um 11:37 schrieb David Kastrup:
Jan-Peter Voigt <address@hidden> writes:
Hi Stefano,
I have been looking into the issue and created a branch
'refactor-override' for the edition-engraver.
The following is changed in there:
* Overrides are not applied "by hand" but send as a StreamEvent so
that once is handled by lily and not the EE
* Override (and Revert, Set, Unset) sent by the EE are marked so that
they can be distinguished from other overrides
That means once-overrides are note reverted wrong anymore and the EE
gives a warning if an overrides supersedes/overwrites an EE mod. This
is still not completely satisfactory when the EE shall override all
other settings. But at least it doesn't revert wrong.
If this branch is tested more thoroughly I will merge it into master.
Now I am looking for a way to let the EE be the last broadcaster so
that it will not be overridden by overrides sent from the actual music
How do you trigger the EE? Overrides from the music stream are sent by
the iterators. That's after start-translation-timestep and before
The EE broadcasts overrides (events) inside start-translation-timestep. I tried to do it in process-music, but then they were applied too late.
The EE is looking in its internal mod-store if there is something to do for this timestep (for this context). Is there a way to act between those slots - the latest action before process-music?
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