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Thomas Bulfinch, as one reviewer put it, "Created an anthology of mythology." This audiobook contains the first 14 chapters of The Age of Fable, the first of three volumes, comprising Bulfinch's complete work. The Age of Fable recounts stories of Greek Gods, Demigods and the best known characters in mythology.
In our times, many references are made to these stories and characters in the arts, especially in the fine arts, theatre, and literature.
The stories include:
1. Introduction.
2. Prometheus and Pandora.
3. Apollo and Daphne - Pyramus and Thisbe - Cephalus and Procris.
4. Juno and Her Rivals, Io and Callisto - Diana and Actaeon - Latona and the Rustics.
5. Phaeton.
6. Midas - Baucis and Philemon.
7. Proserpine - Glaucus and Scylla.
8. Pygmalion - Dryope - Venus and Adonis - Apollo and Hyacinthus.
9. Ceyx and Halcyone: or, the Halcyon Birds.
10. Vertumnus and Pomona.
11. Cupid and Psyche.
12. Cadmus - The Myrmidons.
13. Nisus and Scylla - Echo and Narcissus - Clytie - Hero and Leander.
14. Minerva - Niobe.

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We have this concept.
There is "us" (we call it "I") and there is "outside of us", i.e. the world.
The "I" in us has a drive to connect with the outside world. We are born with the desire and the capacity to fulfill this drive.
Our sense of connection to the outside world , (an outside of us we created or recognized, depending on your world view) is born with us, a gift from our ancestors.
How deep that sense of connection stays as adults is determined by the "world" or environment in which we grow and develop.
All of us, at one time, related to the world outside of us, in a robust and multi-textured way.
Our wisdom ancestors sensed and knew that the world that is beyond our selves is same and part of the world that manifests within us as well. The infinite gifts of the earthly and celestial landscapes, the moon, stars, sun, the coming and going of light, the sounds. The primary sensory experiences of the world: smell, touch, hearing, looking, conversing. This is the learning ground for our Yangwei: our Outer Gates. Here we develop our capacity to meet the world with elegance and grace and joy.
As adults, we can find our selfdialoguing with another human, whose perspective is deeply calcified and unchangeable, trying to convince them to come over to our entrenched and calcified view. This is "normal".
We call a dialogue with a riveror cloud or bird, madness. Even though that river or bird or cloud is giving us the gift of openness and emptiness so that a genuine dialogue may occur. Dialogue, Dia: meaning across Speech that moves across, from one space to another. Across our boundaries. Across ourfixed positions . Our positions are our prison walls..Cultivating our Outer Gates, our capacity to meet the world with emptiness, leaves us truly open, not vulnerable, to the new.
How empty must one be to "see" or allow across the viewpoint of another?
To truly taste the opinion of another ? To feelall of itfully and safely within our selves? To let it dance right below our surface ? To see what where we can make value from even the most seemingly repugnant ofexternal influences.
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Oooooo!! I like that idea Michelle. I may try it!! 🙂
My life, or rather a day in my life that is what I am tasked to do today. I stop and pause to recall the day from the morning, or basically the night before because that is when it really starts.
3:30 am: Maximus decides to invite me to a party in his crib. He either expects me BYOB (bring my own boob) or to replace his pacifier. Then he sleeps after waking me up…Thanks buddy, thanks.
6:00am: First feeding for Max since I breastfeed and dress him. I have to feed him first before the latter since my son acts like I am murdering him if I don't.
6:30 am: I place my son in front of the TV to watch "Little Einsteins" and "Chuggington" so that mommy can pump, brush my teeth, get ready, get bottles together and organize my computer, paperwork and things needed for work. I know some mothers may be gasping but I love my flat box that has colors and shapes which keep my son happy and quiet for longer than 5 minutes and untill he has a sibling I will be using this daily. Judge all you want 🙂
7:30 am: Get everything and everyone in the car and pick up a Medium french Vanilla Coffee which is necessary to function. (I WILL scream bloody murder if I do not have this!)
7:45 am: Drop Maximus off to the babysitter and give lots of kisses and love.
8:00 am: On the road to my first appointment. I am a pharmaceutical sales representative so I spend most of my day from office to office trying to educate, sell and save patients money with my medications. I love my job because I love sciences and talking. This job incorporates both plus I love competition, and strategies. I am constantly rethinking ideas, and working with my team to change and grow my business. This is one of the ways we present out information on a snazzy new iPad, its prett cutting edge.
11:00 am: Pump in my car. Yup, you heard right I take out my sheet to cover myself and plug my breast pump onto my national geographic nipples and pump for 10 mins. As I do this I am mooing and grazing on grass, with a bell around my neck.
12:00 pm: Stuff my face, wondering why I am not eating a salad because I am still wearing my maternity pants.
1-4:00pm: Continuing to make it rain at work! I travel alot so as you can see I have put over 50,ooo miles on my car over the past year and a half.
4:30pm: Pick up my son. This is possibly the most amazing point in my day when I walk into the babysitters house and see the big smile that my son gives me makes any issue in my life melt away.
4:45 pm: Unload the car including my son. I slowly see my arm muscles getting bigger and bigger with lugging not only the baby supplies but also my ever growing son. He is about 16 lbs now and does not look like he will stop eating anytime soon. He looks at my lame muscles and wonders what my problem is.
5:00 pm: Pump and clean bottles, go around the house and try to clean up a bit. I find that cleaning up daily makes my life easier.
5:30 pm: Finally sit down and snuggle with my son. This is another great point of my day. I love work but that is my competitive side, this time is my mothering side. Maximus and I usually catch up on a show or two, have tummy time, maybe take a cat nap but it is just mommy and son time.
6:30 pm: Dinner time, Hmmmm should I make the chicken in the fridge? Nahhh I will make the dinner of champions Ramen.
Around this time my hubby comes home and we switch off with Maximus to eat. My husband loves playing with Max and thankfully we haven't hit teeting so he is pretty fun to be around.
7:30 pm: Bath time for Maximus. He loves this time, he splashes around in awe of everything that I take for granted on a daily basis.
8:00 pm: I give Maximus his last bottle of breast milk (we do this to make sure he eats a lot since he has a tendency to sleep at my booby) and put him down.
8:30 pm: Pump again for the last time of the evening, MOOOOO!
8:45 pm: Watch some of my shows on DVR and hang with the hubby. If I have any take home work or paperwork I will multitask and try to get them done at the same time.
9:30 pm: I get ready for bed, shower and relax.
10:00 pm Read for about 5 minutes before I pass out and do it over again.
My weekends are definitely different, but include laundry, cleaning and hopefully doing something fun. This last weekend we went to a wedding so I was excited to spend some Hubby-Wife time.
It's funny because there is a lot less drinking and hangovers now that I have a child. I sometimes miss that but then I look over at my little guy and see his gummy smile and maybe hear him poop, I can't help but be grateful for my wonderful life.
I get to stimulate my adult side while fulfill my nurturing side and still have a laugh or two during the day. Now if I can only win the powerball so I can actually include exercise time in there my life would be complete.


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Stuff It...Lets Have Mexican!
Mexican spiced beans, stuffed in purple sweet potatoes, topped with guac!!
This bad boy will be a hit in any home (unless you hate spicy things, then we suggest you probably move out.) This really gets your tastebuds dancing, and your tummy very full.
This recipe made 5 meals, including a well fed boy, so technically 7 meals. Haha.
Here is the list of things you'll need:
2-4 limes
4 avocados
1 bunch coriander (cilantro)
3 large purple sweet potatoes
2 garlic cloves
1 red onion
4-5 tomatoes
1/2 a bunch of butter lettuce
1 tin of diced tomatoes
1 tin of beans (any is fine)
1 sachet of burrito spice mix
1/2 a jar of 'Byron Bay Chilli Co' chilli & coconut sauce (any chilli & coconut sauce will be fine, but this is definitely the best!)
Here's what to do (there's a few steps to this one):
Place a large pot on the stove and boil water.
Preheat the oven to 200c fan bake.
Slice purple sweet potatoes into halves (width) and place in boiling water pot.
Drain water from pot once sweet potatoes are 3/4 cooked.
Cut lengthways and scoop out the inside of the potato so they look like little purple boats.
Place sweet potato boats in the oven, and leave in there until cooked.
Place excess sweet potato into a bowl and smash it into a mash with a fork.
In a fry pan on high heat, place 1/2 red onion (finely chopped), garlic cloves (finely chopped), a tablespoon of olive oil, burrito spice mix, chilli sauce, beans and tinned tomatoes.
Mix well. Add salt and pepper.
*Poor Girls Tip*
You can also add extra spices ie cumin, cinnamon, paprika, whatever you want! It's all about playing around until you're happy with the taste!
In a bowl squash avocados.
Add lime, 1/2 bunch of coriander, salt & pepper to taste. Set aside.
Chop the tomatoes & red onion into small cubes.
Place in a bowl & mix through the leftover coriander.
Add salt and pepper if desired.
Once all these elements are done, you're ready to construct.
I like to place the mash on the plate with the butter lettuce.
Place the sweet potato boat on top.
Fill with bean mix, tomato salad, and top with guac.
Garnish with coriander and lime.
Sit back and enjoy!
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Ignazio Visco was chosen to lead the Bank of Italy in October 2011, succeeding Mario Draghi, who then took over as president of the European Central Bank. Grilli said in his letter that he had been satisfied with Visco's nomination.
He added that he had accepted the position of Economy Minister in Mario Monti's technocrat government "only in the spirit of service to the country, not to feed any political ambition".
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There's a long list of new DVD releases to consider when doing your holiday shopping.
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▪ "Jason Bourne": The CIA's most dangerous weapon is pulled back into the line of fire.
▪ "The Unspoken": Tale of haunting and murder starring Neal McDonough.
▪ "The Great Gilly Hopkins": Foster child hatches scheme to be reunited with her birth mother.
▪ "Kicks": Boy and his two friends venture into the tough streets of East Oakland to get back stolen sneakers.
▪ "BrainDead: Season One": Comic thriller set in Washington, D.C.
▪ "Zoo: The Second Season": Battle with beasts gets more organized.
▪ "Dead Rising: Endgame": Investigative journalist is hunted by the military.
▪ "Maximum Ride": Six DNA-enhanced orphans with the ability to fly look to rescue the youngest of their flock.
▪ "Decommissioned": Retired CIA agent is kidnapped and tortured.
▪ "Howard's End": The Merchant Ivory classic is being re-released to mark the 25th anniversary.
▪ "Elena of Avalor: Ready to Rule": The story of how a teen learns to be a good ruler.
▪ "Scream Queens: Season One": Network series about a deadly college sorority.
▪ "The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again": The network version of the classic horror musical stars Laverne Cox.
▪ "Don't Think Twice": Six best-friend improv comedians examine their lives.
▪ "Beauty and the Beast: The Final Season": Detective falls for a doctor hiding a deadly secret.
▪ "Author: The JT Leroy Story": Documentary on how the prose of JT Leroy was a work of fiction.
▪ "The Possession Experiment": College project on exorcisms leads to strange events.
▪ "The 2016 World Series": How the Chicago Cubs ended their long baseball drought.
▪ "The Quiet Earth": Project loosely based on Craig Harrison's novel of the same name.
▪ "Sins of Our Youth": Lucas Till stars in the story of four teenagers who accidentally kill a younger boy.
▪ "In Order of Disappearance": Man finds proof his son's overdose death was really a murder.
▪ "Neither Heaven Nor Earth": Calm sector between warring parties shaken by mysterious events.
▪ "Frontline: The Choice 2016": Examination of the race for the White House.
▪ "Greenleaf: Season 1": Family drama starring Merle Dandridge.
▪ "Phantasm: Ravager": Classic horror film has been re-released.
▪ "Knucklehead": Mental illness drama starring Gbenga Akinnagbe.
▪ "The Secret Agent": Thriller based on Joseph Conrad's novel.
▪ "The Devil's Dolls": Serial killer's curse unleashes a season of slaughter in the Mississippi backwoods.
▪ "Curse of the Man Who Sees UFOs": Man waging a lonely campaign to prove alien beings are visiting Earth gets extra attention.
Available on Digital HD on Dec. 6
▪ "The Magnificent Seven": Seven gunmen come to the aid of a small village.
▪ "Sully": Pilot becomes a hero when he is forced to make a water landing in the Hudson River.
▪ "The Monkey King 2": Soi Cheang directs the sequel set 500 years after the original.
▪ "Storks": After years of being out of the baby-delivery business, one stork must make a very important delivery.
▪ "All Eyes and Ears": Mixes stories of U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman, his adopted Chinese daughter and blind legal advocate.
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Randy Youngblood
Lead Pastor
I previously served for 5½ years as Associate Minister of the Missouri Valley Christian Church (1984-1989), where I also coached AYSO soccer, freshman boys and girls basketball, and started a Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
I am the Founding and Senior Pastor of Thunder Mountain Church. My wife Kim and I came in 1989 from Iowa to join with a few families who were looking for a different approach to doing church and reaching this generation for Christ. Eventually, I started coaching softball and teaching algebra in the local public high school, but God used that experience to transform my life and ministry. He opened the door for me to return to Thunder Mountain, and this time not to grow a church but to grow people and to see salvation not just as something that occurs when we die, but a blessing to live out daily as citizens of the Kingdom of God!
A trial emerged late in 2011 when a growth in my tongue was discovered to be a malignant tumor. Approximately 40% of my tongue was removed and rebuilt using the tissue from my wrist. Two other tumors were removed from my neck in the initial surgery and another was discovered after the completion of radiation and chemo requiring a second surgery on July 2, 2012. Initially, the doctors said that it might take a year to be able to speak clearly again, but I preached on the first Sunday of February 2013 and returned in April to regular preaching duties.
Kim and I were married in 1984. We have two grown and married daughters who serve the Lord with their husbands, and four grandchildren.
I received my bachelor of arts in Pastoral Ministry from Nebraska Christian College and my master of arts from Cincinnati Christian Seminary.
Justin McPeak
Executive Pastor
Before coming to Thunder Mountain in January 2012, I was a 9th grade Social Studies and English teacher at Catalina Foothills High School in Tucson. I first got involved in Student Ministry and Worship Arts Ministry back in 2005 in Tucson when I started leading a small group and playing guitar on Wednesday nights. I held a variety of jobs over the years ranging from frying chicken, making sub sandwiches, scooping ice cream, preparing coffee as a barista, and running an after-school program for 7-year-olds.
Currently, I serve as the Executive Pastor. In this role, I lead our Engage classes, and partner with our Next Gen. Ministry Pastor to create environments where people can experience the transforming love of God! I also teach at our weekend gatherings about once a month.
My beautiful wife, Eileen, is a scientist and middle school teacher turned stay-at-home mom with our son, Levi, and daughters Grace and Mykah. We met in a high school history class in 11th grade and were married back in 2008.
I graduated from the University of Arizona in 2009 with my bachelor of arts degree in History for Secondary Education. I also received my Master of Arts in Ministry Studies from Grace College and Theological Seminary in 2014.
Fun Facts:
- I play an assortment of stringed instruments including the guitar, ukulele, and mandolin.
- I own enough plaid, snap button western shirts to wear for 3 weeks consecutively, without repeating.
Jared McCormick
Creative Arts Director
Before I came to Thunder Mountain, I served as the Creative Arts Director for a church in Indiana.
Currently, I serve as the Creative Arts Director at Thunder Mountain. I lead the worship, experience, and story teams, to engage with our community and the world with the awesome and life-changing message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ using the vessel of the arts.
My wife, Andrea, is a stay-at-home mom and we have two fun and energetic boys, Jackson and Eli!
I have been involved specifically in worship ministry since I was in high school. My journey in ministry and love for music have pretty much grown simultaneously. I attended Indiana State University and studied Recreation and Sports Management. Early in my college career, it was clear to me that I felt a calling to ministry. Throughout my college years, I was heavily involved in a local college ministry. When I finished school, I served a year and a half in a full-time vocational internship at a college ministry in Illinois.
- I am a sports fan and specifically have to represent my home town team of the Indianapolis Colts.
- I have a motorcycle and really enjoy doing outdoor activities such as hiking, boating, and camping.
Adam Hollingsworth
Next Generations Pastor
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Before Thunder Mountain, I met my beautiful wife, finished up my college education, and was an intern at five different churches.
As the Next Generations Pastor, I get the opportunity to work with the kids and teenagers at Thunder Mountain Church and in the community of Sierra Vista. I think it is great to be able to work with both age groups because we can really partner with parents and push the kingdom of God forward long past our own lives.
My wife is the funniest person I have ever known. I met her at college and she finished up her degree to lead worship and has the most incredible voice, but her love and compassion are what has made her my best friend.
I attended Nebraska Christian College and have received my Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Ministry with an emphasis in teaching and preaching. I've gotten to work with multiple youth groups before leading high school and small group studies and built a children's ministry in the church that I grew up in back in Colorado.
Fun facts:
- I love coffee. It's really a problem. Like, I quit cold turkey once and got extremely sick. (I have cut back a lot since then.)
- I can, and happily will talk about comic books for an embarrassingly long time.
Reed Chapman
Connections Pastor
I moved to Thunder Mountain Church from my home state of Texas where I worked in accounting, oil & gas, customer service, and multiple churches in full-time ministry.
In my role as the Connections Pastor, I will oversee the guest experience and Connect Groups. I love to make guests feel valued and welcome and I'm passionate about helping people plug into authentic community.
I'm proud and grateful to call Ashley Chapman my wife, adventure buddy, and Netflix-watching teammate.
I received my BBA in Accounting from Midwestern State University and my Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Years of service in the church world in volunteer and staff capacities, as well as leadership development from Watermark Community Church and Cross City Church, prepared me for this opportunity.
- I've biked down a volcano and have been bitten by a tiger. (Well, a baby tiger, but still.)
- I'm always down to try new food, play board games, or watch/play soccer or volleyball.
Joe Farmer
Stewardship Director
Before becoming the Stewardship Director for Thunder Mountain, I was the principal at Buena High School for three years.
I feel strongly that giving to the local church is something we are commanded to do biblically and something that is a vital part of our spiritual growth and the growth of Thunder Mountain. I look forward to seeing what God has in store for Thunder Mountain Church.
I was born in Missouri as the fourth of six children. My family moved to Tennessee when I was one, where I spent the next eighteen years before joining the Army. I met my wife (Gail) at Ft. Devens, Massachusetts where we were later married. I served just over twenty years in Army intelligence as a Morse code interceptor, retiring as an instructor from Ft. Huachuca in 2004. I spent the next twelve years in teaching and administration at Buena High School and retired in June 2016.
My wife and I have been in the area since 1997. We have three adult sons and five grandchildren.
I have a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice and a Master's in Education Administration.
Fun Facts:
- Although I have been bungee jumping and rode the Sky Coaster at Royal Gorge, CO, I am afraid of heights.
- My wife and I recently purchased a used RV and hope to use it to travel and minister across the U.S. and Canada.
Kristal Bartelds
Before coming to Thunder Mountain, I worked at Cochise College in the Business Office, where I had just reentered the workforce after taking a few years off to focus on my family. Before that, I worked as a part-time accountant for 13 years at St. Joseph Medical Center in Bellingham, WA. I also volunteered at my kids' school, with their extra-curricular activities, and in our local church.
I am currently Thunder Mountain's Accountant, where I ensure timely and accurate processing and reporting of the church's financial records. I am committed to maintaining confidentiality and helping the church be the best steward of the resources God has given.
My husband, Leon, and I were married in 1995 and have been blessed with 2 beautiful girls, Haley and Nessa. Family time is a necessity for us and we try to make sure we get enough of it with everyone's busy schedule.
I graduated from Western Washington University in 1999 with my Bachelor of Arts in Accounting.
Fun facts:
- I enjoy hiking, running, walking, anything that gets me outside. Nature is my therapy. My family often gets forced to participate in my shenanigans.
- I received the nickname, Crash, in high school, after multiple fender benders (one involving backing into a tractor in our driveway). But, I'm happy to say my driving record has been free and clear of any accident since my teenage years...but don't ask me about speeding tickets.
Go Hawks!
Tessa Galindo
Assistant to Lead Pastor
I have been blessed to be able to stay home with my kids ever since we had our oldest son. Before that I worked for a bank in Tucson, and I worked as an insurance agent.
I am serving as the Assistant to the Lead Pastor. As Pastor Randy's Assistant, I make it my mission to help him stay on task and to accomplish every goal that he hopes to reach. My desire is to help him do everything that God has called him to do and to build the Church to be what God always intended it to be.
I met my husband, Jorge, in college. We both grew up in Sierra Vista. He was a forest fire fighter for 10 years, and the last fire he fought was the Monument Fire here in 2011. He now works as a contractor at Fort Huachuca. We have 3 lovely children. Gabe, our oldest, loves math, legos, and gives the best hugs. Juliana, our middle daughter, loves gymnastics, swimming, and baseball. She has a true caretaker's heart. Jocelyn, our youngest, is our comedian. She has us laughing constantly. She loves music and dancing and gives great butterfly kisses.
I have an associate's degree in criminal justice and plan to pursue my bachelor's soon.
Fun Facts:
- I love mint chocolate anything!
- My older brother locked me in the grandfather clock when I was younger and reminds me of it often.
Savannah Porter
Office Manager
As Thunder Mountain's Office Manager, I am responsible for managing the day-to-day operations, as well as being a point of contact for the church. Currently, I am also a MOPS Ministry Coach with MOPS International (Mothers of Preschoolers), where I train and coach leaders in Southeastern AZ and New Mexico.
I have two amazing kiddos, Isabel and Jack III.
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Fun Facts:
- I love to journal in my bible as a way to spend time with the Lord, and
by I mean paint, stamp, glue journal andcolor!!
- I am a Certified Pharmacy Technician and spent 5 years filling prescriptions.
Caycee Bonbright
Communications Strategist
I have been blessed to stay home and take care of my three daughters for the last 6 years. I love being the one to send them off to school every day and to be the one that greets them with a hug after a long day at school.
As Thunder Mountain's Communications Strategist, I create communications that reflect our culture and our mission.
I have been married to my husband John for 13 years, and we have been blessed with 3 beautiful daughters: Caitlyn, Cylie, and Camryn. The four of them are truly my pride and JOY!
I graduated from college at Washington State University in 2003 with my Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration.
- I love coffee. I could not survive the day without it.
- I want to skydive! It is definitely on my bucket list. I
am a true daredevil at heart! I love any kind of thrill, especially the scariest of movies!
Caitlin Ebbing
Outreach Coordinator
Before being on staff at Thunder Mountain, I was a student and a short-term missionary overseas. Now I am recently married, attending school full time, and fulfilling my passions of serving over outreach with the church.
My passions for outreach and missions started in high school while visiting one of Thunder Mountain's Strategic Partner's Casa Esperanza, an orphanage in Mexico. Since then, I have had the opportunity to do an inner-city Los Angeles exposure trip working with the homeless community, partner with churches in France, and teach English in South East Asia. I understand that outreach looks different to everyone and culture has a huge influence on that. I am excited to work with our local partners and serve the needs of our community, as well as plan trips overseas and serve the unreached.
I am married to an amazing man of God who I met here at Thunder Mountain! We are excited to build our life and home together. I also love spending time with my parents and sister who also live in town.
I got my Associate's degree from a small Bible school in Southern California, Life Pacific College. After graduation in 2016, I attended a six-month Discipleship Training School with an emphasis in Art and Food in France and Cambodia with Youth With A Mission (YWAM). I am currently attending Wayland Baptist University to complete my Bachelor's degree in Human Services which I hope to use to continue my dream of working in the outreach and mission fields.
Fun Facts:
- I was born and raised in Iowa and popcorn has become my main staple food.
- Tell me your poop stories and we'll be friends real quick.
Anthony Gomez
Facilities Readiness Ministry Lead
Before working at Thunder Mountain, I worked mostly retail. I worked my way up at Wal-Mart from a Sales Associate to Zone Manager and was the Safety Team Lead for the store. I also managed a couple of Circle K stores before that.
I spent some time doing a hotel renovation in Phoenix, AZ, which taught me a lot about general construction, groundskeeping, and plumbing.
As the Facilities Readiness Ministry Lead, I do anything in my skill set that helps to maintain and improve the church facilities. This includes setting up and breaking down any events held at the church and making sure that the buildings and grounds are clean and welcoming to any guest that decides to visit us.
I have a beautiful wife and four amazing children who never cease to amaze me with their kind, loving and generous hearts.
Fun facts:
- I love Martial Arts and have been practicing Wing Chun Kung Fu for over a decade; teaching it from home since 2015.
- I played the trumpet in high school and was in a marching band, symphonic band, jazz band, a mariachi band, and my youth church praise and worship team.
Andrea McCormick
Childcare Coordinator
Before coming to Thunder Mountain, I worked as a receptionist at a Sports and Fitness Facility in Indiana. When we moved to Sierra Vista in the fall of 2017, I was able to stay home full-time with our boys.
Currently, I am the Childcare Coordinator. My main goal is to help families be able to attend any event at Thunder Mountain. I recognize that a lack of childcare can be a barrier for some families, so I want to remove any obstacle that would prevent someone from coming to know, love, and serve Jesus.
My husband, Jared, is the Creative Arts Director. We have two wonderfully sweet and rowdy, blue-eyed boys: Jackson and Eli.
I received my Bachelor's Degree in Music Education from Indiana State University. I have had many experiences working in Children's Ministries as well as with its volunteers. I have done internships, helped run camps, planned Sunday school lessons, and worked with volunteers' schedules. I just love seeing children excited about coming to church and that stems from a great atmosphere and wonderful teachers/volunteers.
Fun Facts:
- I am a chocoholic. I am perfectly fine admitting that.
- Jared and I started dating in high school after a mission trip to Haiti in 2008. We went back to Haiti the summer before we got married in 2013. Our hope is to go back again and bring our boys with us.
Megan Hollingsworth
Creative Arts Assistant
Before starting at Thunder Mountain, I was a full-time college student. During that time, I was lucky enough to be an intern at three different churches.
My role as Creative Arts Assistant includes being a part of the preparations for weekend services and working with the student ministry worship team. I look forward to helping the next generation grow in their desire to worship and lead with the talents God has blessed them with.
I got married to my wonderful husband in May of 2017. You might recognize him as the Next Generations Pastor, but I just call him Adam. Being married to him is nothing short of an adventure, and I look forward to the future God has in store for us.
I graduated in 2018 from Nebraska Christian College with a Bachelor's Degree in Worship Arts. I gained valuable experience from my education, as well as the opportunity to work with and be mentored by, several talented leaders at my internships.
Fun Facts:
- I can meow like a cat, but please don't ask me to.
- Ice cream is one of my favorite desserts of all time, and I could eat it every single day. The only problem? I'm lactose intolerant.


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Прощай EUSSR: Kremlin Spokesman Compares Crumbling EU to 1989-91 Soviet Union/
The British people have spoken and voted to leave the European Union. Despite the howls of the Euro-fanatic Atlanticist pundit and 'creative' classes for re-voting until the people deliver the 'right' answer as with past EU referendums in Ireland or Denmark, there's not much that can be done to reverse this decision, only delaying of the consequences. Resigning Prime Minister David Cameron has already admitted as much to Parliament. Nor are the Scots going to ride to the EU's rescue by calling a second independence referendum anytime very soon and thus forcing the Leave majority to choose between remaining subservient to Brussels or breaking up the United Kingdom.
The problem with a 'damage control' approach to Brexit for Brussels is that, by the time the UK actually leaves the European Union in late 2017 or more likely 2018, other member nations such as France, Austria or Portugal could be voting on referendums to restore their sovereignty, accelerating the collapse of the EU and quite possibly the euro. This could lead to, as Dr. Jim Willie has predicted, creating a rump 'euromark or Nordic mark' of a German-led northern European currency for the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Finland. Instead of being able to roll with the punches or improvise, the EU might get shattered by a perfect storm of rising nationalism and economic turmoil arriving all at once -- not unlike the superpower Soviet Empire a generation ago.
Sorry Remain-ers, There's No Going Back Now -- Only Going Up and Out Slowly
This is palpable nonsense and an attempt to rewrite history. They voted. They meant it. You lost. It's over. https://t.co/TfuExByR2q
— John McGuirk (@john_mcguirk) June 25, 2016
The Fraudulent Petition Calling for a 'Revote' on Brexit --
Part of an Aborted Colored Revolution to Keep the UK 'In'?
While initially dismissing the electorate as morons using stories about how many tens or hundreds of thousands in Britain were Googling 'European Union' for the first time or seeking Irish passports, the hysterics and butthurt of the Remain camp has likely hardened the views of many in the majority that they made the right choice. The mainstream Anglo-American media's touting of three million signatures on a petition to make Parliament reconsider the vote and invoking the EU's escape clause Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty is backfiring, now that the pro-Brexit UK Telegraph reported that over 23,000 of the signatures supposedly came from the Internet-starved hermit kingdom of North Korea. Hundreds more came from territories that had little to no population like the South Atlantic's S. Georgia and the Sandwich Islands.
German blogger Moon of Alabama reported it only took him 30 seconds to sign the petition from his native Germany, suggesting a high amount of fraudulent or ineligible foreign signers in that 3 million. Nick Griffin, a former MEP and leader of the British National Party (BNP), suspects the petition is part of a potential 'colored revolution' in Britain with the goal of persuading Parliament to block or indefinitely delay negotiations on London leaving the EU.Griffin believes the culprit behind the post-Remain histrionics and petitioning is none other than George Soros. But according to Saker blogger 'Scott' commenting on Griffin's piece, Soros actually was long the Pound (but not necessarily the euro or the markets which plunged) headed into the vote and was not, unlike Goldman Sachs, talking against his book.
Regardless of Soros positioning as reported by Zerohedge, the fact of the matter is that even the arch-globalist who 'broke the Bank of England' concedes that the EU is falling apart, and Britain will likely not be the last state to exit the failing bloc. 'Scott', a pro-Moscow ethnic Russian from Kiev, sees this is as a wonderful thing and tells Saker readers concerned about the globalists waiting in the shadows to create some New World Ordo out of the EU's chao to relax; the end of Atlanticism by which Washington means its own domination of the Continent is coming soon.
This is interestingly enough, the same general viewpoint of the Guerrilla Economist regarding Brexit in Monday's nearly hour-long podcast. As Bane said to the bankster bad guy in The Dark Knight Rises, "do you feel in charge?". Because 'Team Bankster' as WolfGray calls them isn't nearly as 'in charge' of events as they would pretend and everyone with a brain in Europe if not here in the US(S)A is waking up to this fact.
Is Russia a Big Winner from Brexit? The Kremlin Has Reasons for Optimism
Which bring us to the main theme of this post -- the 'Remain' and mainstream media Narrative that 'Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin' are pleased with the Brexit vote outcome. A statement from the MSM about Moscow which is, for once, actually true! What isn't true, unless one wants to have the argument both ways and insist RT is a hugely influential propaganda channel that hardly anyone in the UK watches, is that the Kremlin somehow tipped the scales in favor of Brexit (unless you're crazed neocon Washington Post columnist Anne Applebaum, of course).
Even Euro-fanatics like RFE/RL 'Power Vertical' columnist Brian Whitmore were forced to acknowledge that seeing the hidden hand of the Kremlin behind millions of British votes is a conspiracy theory (albeit an Establishment-friendly conspiracy theory).
Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul, a Stanford professor whose smarmy arrogance towards Russians is belied by his naive liberal act on social media, actually tweeted his congratulations to the Kremlin last week, saying "Tonight is a giant victory for Putin's foreign policy objectives".
The U.S.-taxpayer funded propagandist Brian Whitmore produced a video in which he un-ironically claimed Ukrainians had died on the Maidan and were dying in Donbass to get into a European Union that Britons had just voted to leave. Whether every Ukrainian nationalist fighter or soldier would agree with Mr. Whitmore's sentiments, and who are the greater fools -- the Brits who vote against Brussels, or the Ukrainians who desperately want to be subordinated to it -- are questions Whitmore's video for the RFE/RL Power Vertical program didn't answer. Here's what he wrote on June 27:
"Well, it didn't take long for Russian officials to start gloating as the results of the Brexit referendum came in last week.
Almost immediately, Kremlin aide Boris Titov wrote the following on Facebook:
"It looks like it's happened — the UK is out!!!
"The most important long-term effect of all this will be Europe's escape from the Anglo-Saxons, and that means from the United States.
"This isn't the independence of Britain from Europe, but of Europe from the United States.
"Now we'll have a united Eurasia in 10 years."
Likewise, State Duma deputy Sergei Zheleznyak wrote on Facebook that the EU's priority should be the interests of its citizens rather than "Washington and the blurred, theoretical unification of Europe."
And Aleksei Pushkov, the chairman of the State Duma's Foreign Affairs Committee, gleefully tweeted that more referenda are likely and that "public opinion is dangerous" to EU leaders' political goals.
The gloating was predictable and its tone was revealing.
In a nutshell, it summarized what Vladimir Putin's Russia has been trying to accomplish for years: Divide Europe and destroy transatlanticism.
And the Putin regime now clearly feels that it's one step closer to that goal.
The Kremlin hopes to take another step next year in France's presidential elections, in which the pro-Moscow National Front leader Marine Le Pen — who has pledged to take France out of the EU and NATO — is expected to run strong.
Now, the Kremlin didn't create the dynamics that are fracturing and fraying Europe and the transatlantic community, but it has clearly contributed to them and is doing its best to exploit them."
— http://www.rferl.org/content/daily-vertical-one-step-closer-to-the-goal-transcript/27822847.html
Regardless of caveats posed by Mr. Whitmore's, the #BlamePutin #BlameRussia for Brexit or 'only Putin and [ISIS leader] Baghdadi would be pleased with Britain leaving' Narratives advanced by now resigned PM Cameron and on both sides of the Atlantic are receiving plenty of well-deserved ridicule. Even from anti-Kremlin bloggers and a certain globalist pinko-hipster expat writer in Moscow. The problem being for self-proclaimed anti-Putin 'progressives' like Jim Kovpak, who admits working class British Labor voters 'don't give a s--t' about whether or not Brexit makes Putin happy, is that these same UK voters like most Europeans and Americans also could probably care less about propping up a failing state in Ukraine. Especially with their tax monies whose waste and abuse by Brussels was a key issue in the Brexit campaign.
Was the Brexit Vote Against the EU Also a Slap at that Other Atlanticist Organization in Belgium -- NATO? Anecdotes of How the British Army Voted Suggest 'Yes!'
Another question Mr. Whitmore didn't want to address to avoid angering colleagues at notoriously Russophobic RFE/RL and biting the hand that feeds him: what does it say about Atlanticist foreign policy including the sanctions/military buildup against Russia if a majority of voters across Europe cannot be persuaded to support these policies? At that point is it 'the Kremlin' that's winning, or the peoples of Europe overcoming their Atlanticist/globalist overlords? For former Reagan Deputy Treasury Secretary Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, John Helmer, the longest serving Aussie if not foreign journalist currently based in Moscow, as well as University of Missouri-Kansas City scholar Michael Hudson and others, the link between Washington/NATO's wars and the immivasion fears that fueled Brexit is inescapable:
"Information continues to come in about the Brexit vote. A member of the British Army said that 90% of the lads in his unit voted to leave. They voted exit because they do not believe they should be involved in Washingtons wars. He said that his unit agreed that the wars are dictated by Washington, via Brussels, and not by the British people. He also said that that the soldiers were "taking their own pen" to the ballot box, because "they only use pencils at the polls and they could be rubbed out and changed.""
— http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2016/06/24/more-on-brexit-paul-craig-roberts/
"Brexit is a vote against the apparatchiki and siloviki of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) politics, including David Cameron and Hillary Clinton. Between now and November 8, election day in the US, reading newspapers and television news about the chances of Donald Trump will be as pointless as Cameron is this morning."
— http://johnhelmer.net/?p=15921
"WILPERT: So let's begin with the political context in which the Brexit vote took place. Aside from the right-wing arguments about immigrants, economic concerns, and about Britain's ability to control its own economy, what would you say–what do you see as being the main kind of political background in which this vote took place?
HUDSON: Well, almost all the Europeans know where the immigrants are coming from. And the ones that they're talking about are from the Near East. And they're aware of the fact that most of the immigrants are coming as a result of the NATO policies promoted by Hillary and by the Obama administration.
The problem began in Libya. Once Hillary pushed Obama to destroy Libya and wipe out the stable government there, she wiped out the arms–and Libya was a very heavily armed country. She turned over the arms to ISIS, to Al-Nusra, and Al-Qaeda. And Al-Qaeda used these arms under U.S. organization to attack Syria and Iraq. Now, the Syrian population, the Iraqi population, have no choice but to either emigrate or get killed.
So when people talk about the immigration to Europe, the Europeans, the French, the Dutch, the English, they're all aware of the fact that this is the fact that Brussels is really NATO, and NATO is really run by Washington, and that it's America's new Cold War against Russia that's been spurring all of this demographic dislocation that's spreading into England, spreading into Europe, and is destabilizing things.
So what you're seeing with the Brexit is the result of the Obama administrations pro-war, new Cold War policy.
WILPERT: So are you saying that people voted for Brexit because they are really–that they were concerned about the influence of the U.S.? Or are you saying that its because of the backlash, because of the immigration that happened, and the fact that the right wing took advantage of that [crosstalk].
HUDSON: Its a combination. The right wing was, indeed, pushing the immigrant issue, saying wait a minute, they're threatening our jobs. But the left wing was just as vocal, and the left wing was saying, why are these immigrants coming here? They're coming here because of Europe's support of NATO, and NATO's war that's bombing the Near East, that is destabilizing the whole Near East, and causing a flight of refugees not only from Syria but also from Ukraine. In England, many of the so-called Polish plumbers that came years ago have now gone back to Poland, because that country's recovered.
But now the worry is that a whole new wave of Ukrainians–and basically the U.S. policy is one of destabilization–so even the right-wing, while they have talked about immigrants, they have also denounced the [inaudible] fact that the European policy is run by the United States, and that you have both Marine Le Pen in France saying, we want to withdraw from NATO; we don't want confrontation with Russia. You have the left wing in England saying, we don't want confrontation with Russia. And last week when I was in Germany you had the Social Democratic Party leaders saying that Russia should be invited back into the G8, that NATO was taking a warlike position and was hurting the European economy by breaking its ties with Russia and by forcing other sanctions against Russia."
— http://www.unz.com/mhudson/how-western-military-interventions-shaped-the-brexit-vote/
Providing some non-European/American Asian perspective from a major BRICS country with historically good relations with Moscow, retired Indian diplomat and Asia Times columnist M.K. Badrakhumar had this to say:
"Arguably, Brexit eases the pressure on Russia from the West and provides it with the respite to pay greater attention to the reality that in the recent years, China has been steadily expanding its influence in Eurasia – not only in Central Asia but also in the Balkans and Central Europe.
What matters most for Moscow will be whether Brexit will arrest the recent trend, encouraged in no small measure by Washington, toward militarization of Europe. The upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw (July 8-9) will now be taking place under the shadow of Brexit.
It may be a harbinger of things to come that Bulgaria and Romania last week voiced opposition to the idea of a NATO fleet in the Black Sea. The Bulgarian prime minister Boiko Borisov said on Thursday with a touch of sarcasm that the Black Sea should be a place where yachts and large boats filled with tourists sail rather than being a military arena.
Practical cooperation within the alliance may continue in the near term. But it remains to be seen how far Washington will succeed in keeping the European mind trained on the highly contrived thesis of Russia being a revisionist state that has put military mobilization at the center of its strategic thinking.
Brexit poses questions for NATO although the British people have not voted to leave the alliance."
— http://atimes.com/2016/06/brexit-russias-comfort-level-rises-us-loses-eurasian-plot/
The Brazilian journalist Pepe "Empire of Chaos" Escobar, one of the Guerrilla's favorite commentators, added this:
"The irrepressibly mediocre Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, posing as a "historian", had warned that Brexit, "could be the beginning of the destruction of not only the EU but Western political civilization in its entirety".
That's foolish. Brexit proved that it's immigration, stupid. And once again, it's the economy, stupid (although the British neoliberal establishment never paid attention). But serious bets can be made the EU system in Brussels won't learn anything from the shock therapy – and won't reform itself. There will be rationalizations that after all the UK was always classically whiny, obtrusive and demanding special privileges when dealing with the EU. As for "Western political civilization", what will end – and this is a big thing — is the special transatlantic relationship between the US and the EU with Britain as an American Trojan Horse."
— http://www.unz.com/article/goodbye-to-all-that-why-the-uk-left-the-eu/
#Brexit just in time!
Rest of you GET OUT WHILE YOU CAN! #Frexit#Deuxit#Nexit
No #EuSSR! No #FourthReich! https://t.co/GvwscF5juN
— Jim Jatras (@JimJatras) June 28, 2016
Now It's Your Turn: Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov Compares the Brexit to the Independence of the Baltic States Which Accelerated the Break Up of the USSR
After two days of watching the market turmoil and largely referring to Vladimir Putin's statements that Brexit was the will of the British voters and had nothing to do with Russia, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov did finally weigh in with what may have been a personal opinion, but was nonetheless language with a pointed message for the (post)West bureaucrats and politicians from Washington to Brussels: a generation ago it was our turn in the Soviet Union to watch things unravel, now it's yours. Without explicitly invoking Leningrad-raised author Dmitry Orlov's Reinventing Collapse, Peskov implied that there are some parallels between the collapse of the USSR and the EU(SSR)'s (and the NATO Pact's?) unraveling before our eyes:
"The upheaval in the U.K. after its Brexit referendum in favor of leaving the European Union has similarities to the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union, according to Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman.
While it's "unreasonable to draw direct parallels," it's obvious that the U.K. is going through a "turbulent, confusing and unpredictable period," Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call Monday. Russia "has gone through the collapse of the Soviet Union and many generations clearly remember the period of the Soviet collapse, that period of uncertainty."
Russia's recalling the trauma of the end of the Soviet Union as the U.K. wrestles with the consequences of becoming the first member state to choose to leave the EU, casting a shadow over the bloc's future existence. The USSR was dissolved in December 1991, more than 18 months after Lithuania led the Baltic republics in declaring independence."
— http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-06-27/kremlin-says-brexit-turmoil-reminiscent-of-soviet-union-collapse
Peskov's comparison, while likely to be dismissed as facile or Russian schadenfraude/wishful thinking by Atlanticists, naturally begs the question: who will be the collapsing EU(SSR)'s Mikhail Gorbachev, the man (or woman) blamed by his (her) countrymen for allowing the EU(SSR) Empire to come apart? And who will be the EU's Boris Yeltsin, the man (or woman) who comes along to finally give a tottering empire a good shove into oblivion? The Russia Analyst can think of a couple candidates, both female...one German, and one French. What do you think?
Guerrilla Update: BREXIT. An Exit To The Gold Standard (06/27/2016) https://t.co/gbyji8RZYR
— Rogue Money (@theroguemoney) June 28, 2016


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A refugee is someone who fled his or her home and country owing to "a well-founded fear of persecution because of his/her race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion", according to the United Nations 1951 Refugee Convention. Many refugees are in exile to escape the effects of natural or human-made disasters.
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The 1951 Convention contains a number of rights and also highlights the obligations of refugees towards their host country. The cornerstone of the 1951 Convention is the principle of non-refoulement. According to this principle, a refugee should not be returned to a country where he or she faces serious threats to his or her life or freedom. This protection may not be claimed by refugees who are reasonably regarded as a danger to the security of the country, or having been convicted of a particularly serious crime, are considered a danger to the community.
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The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), also known as the UN Refugee Agency, was established on 14 December 1950 by the United Nations General Assembly. The agency is mandated to lead and coordinate international action to protect refugees and resolve refugee problems worldwide. Its primary purpose is to safeguard the rights and well-being of refugees. It strives to ensure that everyone can exercise the right to seek asylum and find safe refuge in another State, with the option to return home voluntarily, integrate locally or to resettle in a third country. It also has a mandate to help stateless people.
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The rise and fall of nuclear power, in 6 charts
Nuclear power is slowly going out of style. Back in 1996, atomic energy supplied 17.6 percent of the world's electricity. Today that's down to just 10.8 percent — and it could drop even further in the years ahead.
That's according to the World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2014, which charts the rise and fall of nuclear power over time.
The upshot is that significantly fewer nuclear reactors are in operation today than was the case in 2010 — in large part due to the shutdown of 48 reactors in Japan after the Fukushima disaster. On the flip side, only China currently has plans to massively ramp up reactor construction. And new reactors in many countries, from Finland to Vietnam, are falling victim to delays and cost overruns.
That's not encouraging news for efforts to tackle global warming. The proportion of energy that the world gets from carbon-free sources has stagnated since 1999 — in part because of the nuclear industry's struggles. And the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has warned that reducing emissions will be significantly more expensive if nuclear power's not available.
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