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Former Boeing employee Charles K. "Smitty" Smith, 76, died Aug. 13. A celebration of life will be held at a later date.
Born Aug. 25, 1937 to Roy and Freda (Rittgers) Smith at Hillsboro, he served in the U.S. Navy and worked for Boeing Wichita as a transportation driver.
He is preceded in death by his parents, sisters Shirley Smith and Leona Harrell, and brother Harold. He is survived by his wife of 25 years, Pamela; daughters Cindy Gordon of Wichita, and Cheryl Harper of Overland Park; and three grandchildren.
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Have your kids already emptied all their eggs, scarfing down jelly beans and sweet tarts left and right? We try to dole out candy gradually, but with a potty-training three-year-old I've been going through it quicker than usual.
I keep finding empty plastic eggs laying on the floor. While I hate not to just save them for next year, we don't actually fill our own baskets – all the eggs we have came from church and preschool hunts. But tossing them – even in recycling – seems wasteful.
So I scoured the web and found all kinds of fantastic ideas for using up those empty egg shells! Here you go!
- Family Fun has a whole slideshow of ideas, including adorable chick-and-bunny Spring garland!
- Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas shows how to teach kids to tell time on the clock with plastic eggs.
- KiwiCrate, one of my favorite craft suppliers, posted on BabyCenter about making tiny tea cups with half a plastic egg!
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This is part of a series about using World of Logs to evaluate raiders.
Big thank you to Oestrus of Stories of O, Serrinne of Apotheosis and Baerd of Arm of Hades who helped contribute to or review this guide.
Here are specific things to look for when analyzing holy priest logs. It's best to look at specific kills or attempts in order to get meaningful numbers.
Healing Done
Holy priests are mainly raid healers who are capable of great AoE burst healing. They have 2 difference Chakra states that can increase the effectiveness of their group or single target healing. With a huge array of spells at their disposal, holy priests have a heal for every situation.
Player Details
Healing by Spell
Is the priest using the appropriate spells?
Holy priests have a big, diverse selection of healing spells. How often each of these spells are used will depend on assignment, raid composition and personal preference.
Holy priest heals include: Heal, Greater Heal, Flash Heal, Binding Heal, Prayer of Healing, Circle of Healing, Prayer of Mending, Renew, Holy Word: Sanctuary, Holy Word: Serenity, Power Word: Shield, Desperate Prayer, Lightwell, Divine Hymn and passive healing from Echo of Light, their mastery.
Top Spells
The main raid healing spells are: Prayer of Healing, Circle of Healing, Prayer of Mending, Renew and Holy Word: Sanctuary on fights where the raid is grouped up.
The main single-target healing spells are: Binding Heal, Holy Word: Serenity, Flash Heal, Greater Heal and Renew. Which single target spell is used most will depend on the priest and the fight.
Unless assigned to tank heal exclusively (which won't happen much) a Holy Priest's top two spells will generally be Prayer of Healing and Circle of Healing. Echo of Light will also usually be in the top 5 heals in terms of healing done. Though the big AoE spell will make up the biggest percentage of total healing done, single target spells should also show up on any given fight.
Spells that should not show up in the logs much include:
- Power Word: Shield: This spell is weak for a Holy Priest and generally not worth casting, especially if there is a Disc Priest in the group. Power Word: Shield should mostly be used for the Body & Soul speed boost.
- Heal: Though Heal is very efficient, it does relatively little healing. It can be used as a filler spell during times of low damage but it shouldn't make up more than a couple percent of overall healing.
Overheal doesn't mean a lot for a Holy Priest. The nature of spells like Prayer of Healing, Holy Word: Sanctuary and Echo of Light will push the overheal numbers up. Though the single target spells should have low overheal, as long as the priest isn't running out of mana and their assignments are staying alive, overheal isn't a big concern.
Notes on specific spells:
When glyphed, Lightwell has 15 charges. How much healing Lightwell does depends on how much the raid uses it, which can't really be controlled by the priest. It has a 3 minute cooldown and should be up as much as possible. In many situations Lightwell should be dropped before the pull (which won't show up on the logs for the fight) so it can be dropped again sooner – unless its use is otherwise specified. Check how many times the Priest placed a Lightwell by clicking on Lightwell Renew on the Healing Done page. Look at the Buffs tab and divide the buff count by 15 (and round up!) to see how many times it was dropped over the course of the fight. Also check that the priest is making use of their own Lightwell.
Desperate Prayer
Instant, free and heals the priest for a ton of health. Priests with this talent should be using this on every fight. Multiple uses with low overheal show the priest is aware of their own health levels.
Flash Heal vs. Binding Heal
Since most raid fights involve significant raid damage, Binding Heal should be used more than Flash Heal most of the time. Use of Binding Heal shows the priest is taking care of themselves in addition to the rest of the raid and is a great tool in situations where the priest and their assignment are both taking damage. Binding Heal is also more likely to proc Surge of Light for free, instant Flash Heals.
Divine Hymn
Divine Hymn has an 8 minute cooldown, so can only be used once a fight. Besides the healing it provides it also increases healing done to those it heals by 10%. It should be used on every fight.
Divine Hymn is affected by haste. The base amount of ticks is 12, but with 12.5% haste (which most raid-buffed Holy Priests priests will have) it will heal 15 times. If cast while under the effects of Bloodlust, it could tick up to 18 times. You should see at least 15 direct heals from Divine Hymn. If it's less, the priest is probably using it at a bad time and had to interrupt the cast before it was finished.
Buffs Cast
This screen will tell you how often a priest is using their cooldowns, along with the uptime on key abilities.
Prayer of Mending – PoM should be cast on cooldown and be up as much as possible. 80-90%+ uptime is a good, attainable target.
Hymn of Hope – Hymn of Hope restores mana to the raid and should be used on every fight. Like Divine Hymn it has 12 base ticks but is affected by haste. You may see 15 ticks.
Fade – Fade is something to look for if the priest has pulled aggro on something. If they're pulling aggro and getting killed without using Fade, there's a problem.
Guardian Spirit – GS is a life saver with a 3 minute cooldown (2.5 with the glyph). It should be used often. GS shows up under buffs cast which will show you the number of times it was cast.
You can check to see if it was actually triggered by looking under Healing by Spell. If Guardian Spirit shows up here, it was triggered and saved someone from dying. Even if GS is not triggered, it still provides a 40% healing buff on the target.
Trinkets – If the priest has any on-use trinkets, or racials like Arcane Torrent they should be used as much as possible. Compare the cooldown to the amount of times used.
Other things to look for
Chakra – If the priest stays in the same Chakra state for the whole fight, it will not show up in the Buffs Cast section. However, you can tell while state they are in by their spell use. If you see Holy Word: Sanctuary, then are in Sanctuary state, which increases their AoE healing. If you see Holy Word: Serenity they are in Serenity state, which increases their single target heals. On fights with distinct phases with changing damage patterns of single target vs. raid damage a good holy priest will switch between Chakra states. When this happens Chakra will show up under buffs cast. The combined uptime should be close to 100%.
Samples of fights/assignments where you should see both Chakras used:
- Beth'tilac – If a Holy Priest is assigned to heal the tank on top of the web they should use Serenity for tank healing then switch to Sanctuary for the final burn phase.
- Shannox – If a Holy Priest is assigned to heal Face Rage they should be in Serenity, then switch to Sanctuary when Rageface is dead.
Shadowfiend – Shadowfiend restores mana to the priest and does some damage too. It should be used on every fight. To make sure it's used, go to the player details and check the Buffs Gained screen. You should see Mana Leech in the Power Gains table. If Shadowfiend is used while under the effects of Hymn of Hope, mana gains will be greatly increased.


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+0 votes Connor Beveridge › July 26, 2017
+0 votes Rico Rotger › August 2, 2015
+0 votes Terry Shockey › June 17, 2015
+0 votes Brian S › February 28, 2015
My home course and favorite in Augusta. Great mix of wooded fairways that offer challenging shots but room enough that theyre not frustratingly difficult. Good mix of lengthy holes and a couple shorter Ace opportunities. I can understand the difficulty finding the next tees on a few holes 5 and 15 particularly so bring a map if its your first time, but once you get to know the layout its a great course.
+0 votes Thomas Reynolds › February 17, 2015
Great course with variety of shots....wooded and open...well maintained...
+0 votes Ron Cunningham › January 29, 2015
Played a few times in 2014 and liked it more each time... playing in my second Vibram Birdie Bash this year and cant wait! All around good, well maintained course.
+0 votes John Carson › September 24, 2014
+0 votes Robert Wagner › June 14, 2014
+0 votes Zach Shafer › June 9, 2014
+0 votes Derek Boyer › May 28, 2014
+0 votes Joedy Godwin › September 17, 2013
+0 votes Jeremy Burns › September 12, 2013
+0 votes Ron Baughman › February 19, 2013
Love it. If you ever in the area play it for sure. Great layout and use of land. Wish i lived closer to this course.
+0 votes Matt Bonitatibus › January 30, 2013
While it does have some cool "holes", I am just not a big fan of this course. In my opinion; if I am going to drive right by other local courses then I might as well go a little farther to the IDGC.
+0 votes Troy Gozdowski › July 30, 2012
Very nice course in a beautiful park. If the holes all had signs at the tee pad, it would be excellent. Well designed, and has enough variety of shots to challenge most. I enjoyed playing at this course, and will make the drive to play it again.
+0 votes Matthew Cullen › July 28, 2012
Holes are not well marked.
+0 votes Michael Burns › February 29, 2012
+2 votes Bo DeBruin › January 10, 2012
I consider this to be my home course. It's challenging but not overly so. It's tough for a beginner, but once you get some arm strength and a little control it's relly not that bad. The only complaint I have is that the basket on hole 5 is too close to the parking lot. Stupid people like to leave their cars in the spot right behind the hole. Would love to see some "Park at Your Own Risk" signs in the first 5 spots in that lot.
+0 votes Patrick Arthur › January 3, 2012
+0 votes Adam Salway › December 18, 2011
+0 votes Cj "Siege" Nappier › December 17, 2011
I didn't really like this course the first time I played it, but it grows on you. It could have a better flow. I would suggest a map or a guide the first time you play it. There are signs on most holes to give you par info, but some of them are missing or inaccurate. With good tee and next hole signs this could make an A-.
+0 votes Dan Walker › November 11, 2011
A few long (1 is 750 ft par 5) open holes, but most are heavily wooded. Many are TOO tight, making tee shots one hit or miss frustration after the next. Strategically removing 2-4 trees on each of these holes would raise it to a B+.


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A look at 6 PGs in the dominant Western Conference
Oklahoma City's Reggie Jackson has stepped in for the injured Russell Westbrook, and the Thunder have continued to roll.
Thunder coach Scott Brooks said Jackson's improvement is not always evident, and not just because of Kevin Durant's MVP-caliber play. Brooks said it's hard for Jackson to stand out against the talented point guards he faces in the Western Conference on nightly basis. During a six-day stretch in January, Jackson matched up with Golden State's Stephen Curry, Sacramento's Isaiah Thomas, Portland's Damian Lillard and San Antonio's Tony Parker.
"It's just a position that, especially in the West, it seems like there's 15 very, very good point guards," Brooks said.
Here are six point guards to watch in the West - not including New Orleans' Jrue Holiday, Minnesota's Ricky Rubio or Denver's Ty Lawson:
STEPHEN CURRY, GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS: Curry is scoring seemingly at will, but his improved ability to find his teammates has elevated him to All-Star starter. This season, he has increased his scoring and leads the league in 3-point goals while ranking second in assists. Curry's range and quick release make him one of the NBA's most potent perimeter threats, but his 9.0 assists per game makes him one of the league's elite point guards and the Warriors offense click.
GORAN DRAGIC, PHOENIX: The Suns are one of the biggest surprises of the season, and Dragic is the main reason. He been magnificent, lifting the Suns into the playoff race during what was supposed to be a rebuilding year. Dragic has been especially dominant since with Eric Bledsoe out. In January, Dragic averaged 22.3 points and 6.6 assists while shooting 52 percent from the field and 46 percent from 3-point range. He has done it with a starting cast of Gerald Green, Channing Frye, Miles Plumlee and P.J. Tucker - solid players, but not stars.
DAMIAN LILLARD, PORTLAND: The second-year point guard - and first-time All-Star - helps make the Trail Blazers in the Western Conference. He averages 20.7 points and 5.7 assists as the quarterback of the league's No. 1 scoring offense. His best asset is his versatility - he can attack the basket, yet he shoots 41 percent from 3-point range and he passes as well as he scores.
TONY PARKER, SAN ANTONIO: Though he's 31 years old, Parker still gets from point A to point B faster than most. And unlike some of the other top point guards, Parker has been durable, missing just four games. He's struggling a bit as the Spurs deal with injuries to Manu Ginobili, Kawhi Leonard, Danny Green and Tiago Splitter, but Parker's All-Star performance is keeping San Antonio competitive. Parker is averaging 18.4 points and 6.4 assists while shooting 51 percent from the field.
CHRIS PAUL, LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS: Unfortunately for the Clippers, Chris and his fictional twin brother, Cliff, have been logging the same number of minutes lately. But before Paul missed the month of January while recovering from a shoulder injury, but he was averaging 19.6 points and a league-best 11.2 assists in 34 games. Last year's All-Star MVP started the season with 13 consecutive games with double figures in points and assists. Paul's court vision, quickness and strength give him the option to score or set others up. Paul's assist-to-turnover ratio of 4.47-to-1 is by far the best in the NBA.
RUSSELL WESTBROOK, OKLAHOMA CITY: Yes, the Thunder are rolling without him, but Westbrook, when healthy, is one of the most dynamic players in the NBA. Westbrook has been out since late December after having surgery on his right knee - after a triple-double on Christmas Day against the Knicks, just two days before having the procedure. He's expected to return after the All-Star break, and with Jackson's development in his absence, the Thunder might have the best 1-2 point guard in the league. Before the latest surgery, Westbrook averaged 21.3 points and 7.0 assists per game. He also averaged 6.0 rebounds - a ridiculous total for a point guard.


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Game Effort Comes Up Short in NCAA Playoff Loss at UW-Whitewater
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WHITEWATER - St. Norbert College gave four-time national champion UW-Whitewater all it could handle before succumbing 31-7 in a first-round NCAA Division III Playoffs game at Perkins Stadium.
The Green Knights (8-3) trailed 3-0 until late in the first half and trailed 17-7 heading into the fourth quarter. A pair of Whitewater (11-0) touchdowns in the final 8:34 locked down the win for the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference champion.
Whitewater scored on its first possession of the game, getting a 39-yard field goal from Eric Kindler just 3:04 into the game.
The contest turned into a defensive battle the remainder of the first half. The Warhawks looked to extend their lead late in the first quarter but were turned away on a run on fourth-and-goal from the St. Norbert 1. Early in the second quarter, Whitewater had a first down at the St. Norbert 19 but after a 13-yard loss the Warhawks were forced to punt.
The Green Knights threatened two possessions later, but had a play that reached the Whitewater 22-yard line negated by an illegal motion penalty.
A key play came late in the half. St. Norbert faced second-and-14 at its own 49 when James Tringali was intercepted at the St. Norbert 48. The Warhawks needed just six plays and 55 seconds to score on a 10-yard touchdown pass from Matt Behrendt to Tyler Huber for a 10-0 lead with 11 seconds left before halftime.
In the third quarter, Whitewater moved 99 yards on nine plays to score a touchdown on a Ryan Givens 12-yard run with 7:23 left in the period. The Green Knights had Whitewater in a third-and-4 situation from its own 7 on the series, but a 48-yard pass from Behrendt to Givens got the Warhawks on the move.
St. Norbert countered with its only scoring drive of the game, moving 68 yards in 12 plays capped off by a 7-yard touchdown from Tringali to Brian Fliess with 2:01 left in the quarter to cut the deficit to 17-7.
Whitewater closed things out in the fourth quarter, holding St. Norbert to one yard of total offense in the final 15 minutes. The Warhawks got a 33-yard touchdown pass from Behrendt to Jake Kumerow with 8:34 left, and Behrendt found Derric Junakin on a 4-yard touchdown on fourth down with 36 seconds remaining for the final margin.
St. Norbert mustered 169 yards of total offense. Brad Boockmeier rushed 19 times for 61 yards, and added four catches for 23 yards. Tony Ledvina had five rushes for 25 yards, while Fliess caught four passes for 19 yards and one touchdown. Tringali completed 13 of 25 passes for 74 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions.
Behrendt completed 24 of 38 passes for three touchdowns and 279 yards to lead an offense that totaled 414 yards of total offense. Givens led Whitewater on the ground with 123 yards on 25 carries and one score. Justin Howard caught 11 passes for 72 yards.


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Bird statue gets the green light
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — Indiana State is moving ahead with plans for a 15-foot bronze statue honoring Larry Bird for his playing days with the Sycamores.
A statue has been discussed for several years, but officials now expect to dedicate it in the fall of 2013 at the school's Hulman Center arena, the Tribune-Star of Terre Haute reported Tuesday.
Sculptor Bill Wolfe said he wants to make sure Bird's statue is taller than those of Magic Johnson, whose Michigan State team beat Bird's Indiana State team in the 1979 NCAA championship game.
''I don't have anything against Magic,'' Wolfe said.
''Larry is just better,'' Wolfe then said in unison with Jack Fox, director of development for the Indiana State University Foundation.
Bird, who grew up in the southern Indiana town of French Lick, stepped down this summer as the Indiana Pacers president of basketball operations after winning last season's NBA Executive of the Year award.
Fox said he expects the Bird statue to be an icon for the city.
''I grew up in Terre Haute," said Fox. "I was 9 years old in 1979 when ISU was in the tournament.
"I remember all the hype, but at 9 years old you don't realize how big it is.
"Now it is neat to be a part of this honoring of Larry.''
Work on the statue started in 2007 with The Larry Legend Foundation, a student organization that sought to promote honoring Bird with a statute at Hulman Center. The project stalled last year after a donor came forward to complete the statue but sought a different artist than Wolfe.
As the university foundation's development director, Fox said he met with the donor, who wants to remain anonymous, and ''after some thoughts and discussions with the donor, we agreed that Bill would be the best choice to make that happen," said Fox.
"I was glad to see that change happen."
Wolfe now has four months to make a model of the statue and complete a clay version that a casting company will use to create the bronze statute.
Fox said the foundation is also planning to raise $50,000 toward a Larry Legends Scholarship by selling small copies of the statue.


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Meeting Notes 2010 06 15
The 114th Meeting of Noisebridge
Get someone to grab the membership binder now. Get someone to take notes.
- Moderator: Al Sweigart
- Note-Taker: Ronald Miloh Alexander
stream of consciousness introduction[edit]
new people and old Amelia an architect Mike doing underwater robotoics Andy is here Sebastian the chemie eng Mario just found out about noisebridge Amy L. is fairly new and leatherworking Jeff is back around Eric B. is leaving in two weeks anyone up to take over Cyborg Sun? Jason is an esoterist and programmer DrSyz is starting friday Hepheastus makes Juggaloes cry and Penisis Sai does a lot: conlang, ruby, naps, Frantishek is back from Central America, Mike is introducing the SEM which just needs people, Meyer is here working on newtonion solids and musical gloves, Tyler is here and interested in building stuff. Ian is here with a background in embedded and stalking nb-discuss Coreyfro has your coroplastic bitches
What is Consensus?[edit]
Consensus process is introduced -- no consensus items are scheduled tonight
Short Discussion on Dues:
Andy notes we are halfway through June and dues are, well, due. Paypay, cash or check to board members, square, google checkout,
- Monthly costs
- Rent 3600
- internets 100
- build out residuals (?)
- Accounting & Legal fees (?)
it looks like in the long run, the monthly expenses are about 4-4.5k/month (amortize the annual fees to monthly rates for a better estimate)
Treasurer's Report[edit]
Funds in bank: <$8997 this report is at least 1 week old LESS than the $15,000 3-months amount that we want stored. Remind members to pay their dues.
Membership Binder[edit]
- Brian Klofas date not heard
- Christina bonnington 6/8
- Conrad twizzel 6/8
- Ben pozner 6/1
- Gigi Rodia 6/1
- Hephestaus 5/25
- Quirk 5/14 4th reading -- member possible
- Corey Maquire aka Coreyfro 5/14 -- member possible
- Dan Farina 5/18 here for lulz
Huzzah! The consensus is that Quirk and Corey Maquire become members of Noisebridge! Huzzah
What's Going On at Noisebridge[edit]
One short sentence about each of the following:
{note: our weekly events were not explicitly covered during the 6/15 meeting}
- Circuit Hacking Mondays (7PM, 2169)
- Python Mondays (6:30 PM, 2169)
- Linux system administration certification study group 3 PM to 6 PM (turing)
- Linux discussion group 6 PM to 8 PM (turing)
- SCoW craft group - Wednesdays at 7PM
- GameDevelopment - Wednesdays at 8PM, back from Berlin and 2010 class is in session
- Programming_for_Poets Gentle introduction to Processing; most Thursdays at 8 if !(5MoF)
- Linux system administration certification study group 3 PM to 6 PM (turing)
- Shop Friday still plans to come back when the shop is done.
- Sensebridge and the EEG group - Sundays at afternoonish (1-2ish) - come to try brain scanning
- Spacebridge - Sundays at 5PM planning meeting this Sunday to decide
- Knots, Go, and Locks! - Sundays 3PM
- Five Minutes of Fame Five minutes of fame is happening this Thursday 6/17/2010 at Noisebridge
Project Updates[edit]
Consensus items[edit]
No consensus items were discussed.
Discussion Items[edit]
- Andy floats the YBCA art TechnoCRAFT show opening (curated by Yves Behar and managed by YBCA event manager Jesse Lindow) please get in touch if you can
- Frantishek is looking for people interested in joining in biotech hacking
and asks about
- Jason Dusek brings up bulk membership pricing you don't need to have any rules for its just an incentive to pay ahead and get some
- Sai brings up 5Moflail weenkend call for interest! Notify him if you are interested in speaking or attending to instantiate this second event!
- Seth S. brings up the EFF has a HP DesignJet 650C to possibly donate. Could it be rehabilited and used at Noisebridge? CMYK Parallel Port
- 5Minutes of Fame is this Thursday
End of Meeting[edit]
- PGP Key Signing No PGP signing as far as the eye could see tonight
- Membership binder carefully returned to its location by ubershrine
- I am copying these notes late night at Noisebridge
- I don't know if I will send these notes to the list. perhaps.
- Copy the Meeting Notes Template for next week's agenda and update the main wiki page's link to it. ok ok i'll get to it
- Enjoying cocktails with fellow hacker and SEMbots.


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Introducing the new Breaking Class with Rain Crew. This is an open dance class accessible to students with experience in dance and ability to keep up.
Basic Info
Day: Wednesdays
Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Price: £5.00
Style / Level: Bboy Intermediate / Advance
Age: 6+
Location: Forest Gate Youth and Community Centre, 1 Woodford Road, Forest Gate, London, E7 0DH
What will you learn?
Each class will challenge students with intermediate to advance level footwork technique and drills.
Students will learn and develop something new each session, but for those attending regularly we aim to assist in building a knowledge of b-boy foundation, training, labbing and battle techniques to improve personal fitness and assist in nurturing creativity and efficiency for cyphers and battles.
This class compliments the Thursday Breaking Classes which cover fundamentals in Toprock, Drops & go downs, Footwork & Groundwork, Freezes, and Power moves; however in our Wednesday classes our aim is to push students who are familiar with the fundamentals and wish to develop themselves further.
Breaking Teacher
Lead by Haseeb "Chilly" Hearn our teaching term program focuses on developing confident creative minds through disciplined physical training in a fun, safe and open environment.
B-Boy Chilly specialises in Breaking, but also has experience in hip-hop freestyle, (hip-hop choreo as a member of Boy Blue Ent), Popping, House and Experimental.
He has performed in numerous hip-hop festivals and theatre productions including Breakin Convention, Breakin Rules, and The Olivier award winning show the Pied Piper. Chilly competes in breaking internationally and has years of experience teaching workshops to both children and adults, as well as judging and hosting competitions both in the UK and abroad.
- Our tutors individually have up to 10 years of experience teaching adults and children from beginners to competition level which has allowed us to create a syllabus and lesson plans designed to encourage health and fitness, develop new skills and co-ordination and build a knowledge of B-boy vocabulary.
- All our tutors have valid CRBs and Public Liability Insurance, however you are also responsible for your own saftey and should take care when in this class.
- Wear comfortable trainers, and suitable confortable clothing to each class: Tracksuit bottoms, Chinos, and vests / jumpers / T-Shirts are all acceptable.
- Please bring your own protective gear – Kneepads/headspin hats.
- This class is supported by Newham council's Go For It Grant
When & Where
Forest Gate Youth Centre
1 Woodford Road
Forest Gate
E7 0DH London
United Kingdom
Rain Crew Ltd
Rain Crew is nonprofit dance company who primarily focuses on community lead projects aimed at bringing people together through music, culture and dance. We deliver classes and workshops, performances, events and competitions and we compete on a international level in breaking, hiphop, house and krump.
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A shout-out to the editor of the SJRNews, who is 50 today! Happy Hyperbolic Bicentenary minus 150! Or we could simply say, "Happy Birthday."
Speaking of hyperbole, the Olympics are over, sadly, I must say, and I must say one more thing about my favorite hyperbolic athlete of these games, Usain Bolt.
Bolt's overemphasis knows no bounds. "I am the greatest, I am legend, I'm here to cement my legendary status", etc.
I loved what Bob Costas said after a particular hyperbolic Bolt-spout when Jamaica won the 4 x 100 relay. "It's hard to have a higher opinion of Usain Bolt than he has of himself," said Costas, "so we'll let it stand as he said it".
It's like, ghastly, but you can't look away. Still, it is hard not to love Bolt, with his bold speed, his lightning bolt signature pose, and his Jamaican "Yah Mahn" attitude.
Bolt interrupted an interview when the USA national anthem began for USA's Sanya Richards-Ross, who won gold in the 400 m. He stopped the interview politely, faced the podium, and stood quietly with respect. When the anthem finished, he resumed the interview. Cool, I thought. And love those Jamaican flag colors, yellow, green and black.
The Olympics are over, sadly, I must say again, but never fear, high school sports are afoot! Two teams defend state championships from last year.
Coach Tony Esplin of Monticello High begins defense of Monticello's state volleyball championship after the loss of MVP and four year starter, Swayzi Slade and five other seniors.
However, Esplin is confident that the 2012 edition will do just fine. Returning starting setter Devin Dalton and fellow seniors Shaylyn Black and Jessica Ewart all saw significant action last year.
Coach Jeff Hunt and the MHS boys begin defense of their state cross country championship fully reloaded after losing only two seniors. Collin Hatch, ninth place from a year ago, leads a strong contingent including Tanner Eardley, Jens Brewer, Sheldon Black, and Easton Nielson, who all who placed in the top 30 last year, plus newcomer Justin Wright, who hopes to follow track success to the XC venues.
Monticello begins its 60th year of football with great expectations. Monticello sports a 322-236 alltime record in 60 years of football. The Bucks actually started football way back in 1934, playing for two seasons, before stopping and resuming in 1955. The Bucks own four state championships with a 4-4 record in state championship games.
This year, under third year coach Lee Chadwick, the Bucks look to improve on last year's efforts, which saw the Bucks lose in the semifinals to Layton Christian while posting a much-improved 9-3 record after a 4-7 record the year before, a five-win turnaround. With many players starting their third year in the Chadwick system, look for the Bucks to run like clockwork but with some new faces in new places.
The Bucks take to the field Friday against Whitehorse with the first of five home games this season.
The San Juan Broncos, whose season- and state-leading 30-game winning streak was ended by Millard in the 2A semifinals, begin their 57th season with the tenth best winning percentage in Utah high school football.
Amazingly, that 64 percent winning percentage climbs to 94 percent the last three years, where the Broncos have posted a 43-3 record in that span.
Did you know, though, that San Juan also holds the record for the most losses in one season? Yep, it's 11 and happened in 1976. That team, consisting of mostly sophomores, scored 14 or fewer points in 10 of the 11 games, and went 1-9 the year before when many played as freshmen.
In 1977, the team went 6-4 and made it to the state playoffs, beginning a streak that continues to this day, By their senior season, though, they posted a 10-2 record before losing out in the semifinals to Granstville.
San Juan has won six state football championships in 12 tries. Coach Monty Lee has built a winning tradition at San Juan, including three of those state championships and look for this year to be more of the same with leading 2A quarterback, Barkley Christensen, and leading rusher and tackler, Logan Meyer, back for their senior seasons.
Cassy Moon's San Juan volleyballers hope to finish one spot higher than last year after placing second to Richfield. More on the Lady Broncos next week, maybe.
MHS girls, led by Bailey Goodwine and her tenth place finish at state, hope to improve on their fifth place team finish.
San Juan returns some strong runners and in the boys team and rebuild with a young bunch of runners in the girls. Look for the Broncos to do well in 2A though both teams graduated a bunch of seniors. The girls have been second in 2A for two years and the boys have been second and third the last two years.


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One year ago last week, the eight-story Rana Plaza garment factory collapsed in Bangladesh's capital city of Dhaka, killing 1,129 people. The building's top floors had been added illegally, and their weight caused the lower stories to buckle.
One year ago last week, the eight-story Rana Plaza garment factory collapsed in Bangladesh's capital city of Dhaka, killing 1,129 people. The building's top floors had been added illegally, and their weight caused the lower stories to buckle.
Many of the victims were young women who had been sewing low-priced clothes for Western brands, earning a minimum wage of about $9 a week. It was the worst disaster in garment industry history.
In the year since Rana Plaza, inspectors commissioned by U.S. and European clothing companies have scoured Dhaka, checking factories that supply brands to Western retailers. What they found was alarming: More shoddy high rises in danger of collapse. Exits blocked with chains and steel bars. Exposed electrical wiring and other fire hazards. Stairwells without steel fire doors.
"The way the system is set up, this is going to keep happening," said Jason Motlagh, a freelance journalist who investigated the problem on a grant from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
With wage levels about one-fourth of China's, Bangladesh has become one of the world's biggest suppliers of mass-market garments. And producing garments cheaply has been possible in part because government and local factory owners don't enforce basic safety regulations.
"They actually have really good safety laws on the books," Sajeda Amin, a Bangladeshi sociologist, said last week. "The problem is, the people who are in charge of implementing them can be paid off."
Facing the likelihood of more disasters, a few American companies have pulled out of Bangladesh; others have cut their production, restricting it to a few modern facilities. But most have stayed, betting that they can keep production going while holding manufacturing facilities to basic safety standards that the government has neglected.
"Our test is: Can we prevent another Rana Plaza?" said Ellen O. Tauscher, a former California congresswoman who heads one of two industry groups working on safety in Bangladesh. "We'll never prevent all factory fires. But can we prevent building collapses and factory fires that result in people dying?"
The mostly European group has publicly released the results of 10 factory inspections. The American-led group hasn't released any results, saying it's waiting for approval from the government of Bangladesh first.
Officials in the two groups say they're trying to cooperate with each other, but they've also been quick to trade accusations.
"We're trying to do something for workers in Bangladesh, and we walked straight into a political campaign," Tauscher complained.
So what's a well-meaning consumer to do?
Bangladeshis, including labor activists, don't want anyone to boycott clothes made in their country. In one of the world's poorest nations, sweatshops are paradoxically one of the bright spots in the economy.
"For many of the women in these factories, this kind of work was the better option," Amin said. "The best thing would be to expand their opportunities instead of boycotting."
Already, she noted, political pressure since Rana Plaza has forced the government to increase the garment industry minimum wage to about $16 a week.
Most consumers, I suspect, don't want to buy clothes made in unsafe factories. But knowing which clothes were manufactured responsibly isn't easy at this point.
For the labor conditions in Bangladesh to improve, consumers and retailers alike will need to remember the Rana Plaza disaster not just on its first anniversary but for years after that.


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Friends, over at Theofantastique is a CFP for a proposed volume on Joss Whedon & theology:
Joss Whedon and Theology
The works of Joss Whedon — from his hit television shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, and Firefly, to his popular comic book writing on Fray and X-Men, to his upcoming and highly anticipated Avengers film—are among the most influential pop culture phenomena of the last two decades. They are also among the most provocative when it comes to explorations of religion, family, friendship, sexuality, forgiveness, redemption, hope, love, and other dimensions of the human condition. While several volumes have been written on Whedon's opus from philosophical and cultural studies perspectives, relatively little attention has been given to the theological significance—and implications—of how he portrays these subjects.
We are soliciting abstract submissions for an anthology volume on Joss Whedon and theology. Accordingly, submissions should address any of the above topics or other themes pertinent to Whedon's work through a broadly theological lens. We are looking for critical engagement from any religious (e.g. Christian, Muslim, Buddhist) or non- religious (e.g. atheist, agnostic, humanist) perspective and also welcome theological approaches informed explicitly by issues of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, class, etc.
Please send a 250-300 word proposal and your CV by email. Both should be in Word or PDF format. The deadline for submission is February 29th, 2012. Finished essays will be due by June 30th, 2012.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2015
IDIVA India Times "These Women Have a #BriefMessage for All Men Who Need to Seriously Back Off"
Don't get your knickers in a twist, because these girls are using theirs to give their two bits to the men who need it. We strongly suggest that every man who thinks he can use his strength and force himself on a woman can back off now. Artist and activist AleXsandro Palombo's social campaign #BriefMessage features a bold breed of women who are not afraid to let their panties do the talking. And we're completely backing them.
Palombo's work has women freely expressing themselves with messages about violence against women. But the #BriefMessage campaign doesn't stop there. Through his blog and social network, the artist has asked women to be the protagonists of his new artistic performance writing their feelings on their panties, their messages against machismo and violence. The answer has been immediate, smart, ironic and amazing!
These girls decided to wear their big girl panties and we are proud of them. Take a look at these images and don't forget to share your #BriefMessage with us.
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Thursday, March 05, 2015
THE HUFFINGTON POST US "Underwear Campaign Shares Powerful #BriefMessage About Violence Against Women"
No, these women aren't getting their panties in a bunch. They're just getting the world to listen.
Across the globe, more than a third of women have been affected by physical or sexual violence, according to a 2013 WHO report, but those figures may be even higher considering victims' reluctance to report such crimes.
To speak out against such widespread abuse, advocates are sharing powerful messages written on their underwear –- a campaign that launched in conjunction with Sunday's International Women's Day.
The performance piece is the brainchild of aleXsandro Palombo, an artist known for such subversive series as Disney princesses with disabilities and female cartoons depicted as domestic abuse victims.
Palombo put a call out asking women to express their messages against machismo and violence, using the hashtag #BriefMessage.
The campaign falls in line with this year's theme for Women's Day, which is focusing on a "the year of action" for gender equality, particularly in the economic realm.
While a lack of data has precluded researchers from quantifying exactly how violence translates into economic losses, experts agree that there is an undeniable connection.
Victims are saddled with medical bills, injuries that could prevent them from working and psychological issues that can affect their productivity, according to the UN.
It's often the patriarchal systems that are to blame for subjugating women both economically and physically.
One-third of women in 33 developing countries say they can't refuse sex with their partners, the World Bank reported. Intimate partner violence is more prevalent in impoverished households, but women with stable economic footing are better able to withstand such injustice. Property ownership, for example, helps to amplify a woman's voice and increase her bargaining power in the household.
Experts say that ending violence against women requires on-the-ground community efforts.
In her recent HuffPost blog, Chelsea Clinton, vice chair of the Clinton Foundation, outlined a three-pronged approach to end this epidemic.
Based on experts' reports, Clinton pushed for changing long-held social norms, promoting solutions within the private sector and engaging with the military, universities, economists and other unlikely partners to create strong allies to stand up to violence.
"In order to celebrate and scale the gains, as well as understand where and why the gaps persist, we must continue to share with one another what works and what doesn't," Clinton wrote. "We must continue to work together and learn together so that we can create dynamic and lasting solutions to end violence against women and girls, in all its forms, both here and around the world."
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become the protagonists of "A Brief Message Against Violence Against Women" Art Performance by aleXsandro Palombo. Send us NOW your own #BriefMessage at firstname.lastname@example.com, we'll post it on aleXsandro Palombo's Blog gallery, you will be the protagonist of his new artistic awareness campaign.
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US Fish and Wildlife Service takes the next step for lions
Thursday 24th January 2013
In March 2011, a consortium of US conservation organizations presented a petition to the US Fish and Wildlife Service to consider the African lion as endangered under the US Endangered Species Act. While it took 20 months, the USFWS in November announced that the petition had merit (lions were considered to be subject to a diversity of negative factors including habitat destruction, overutilization (trophy hunting), susceptible to diseases like canine distemper and bovine tuberculosis, inadequately protected by current regulatory mechanisms, and threatened by human-lion conflict). The next step in the listing process is therefore to embark on a status review of the African lion, including a) a three-month window during which public comments are solicited on scientific, commercial and other information about lions, and b) followed by a 12-month review period during which all data will be analysed and a final decision made.
It might sound like a long and tortuous process, but a positive end result would be highly beneficial to lions in several ways, including a ban on the import into the USA of all lion products (the USA is currently responsible for about 60% of all lion trophy imports, for example) and conservation funding.
LionAid submitted a diversity of documents including our assessment of trophy hunting and lion populations and our latest population assessments based on most recent actual data and our Conservation Perception Rank of the lion range states.
We have little doubt that the review of the lions' status will be conducted in an open and transparent fashion, and that the inflated population numbers submitted by organizations like IGF in France will be seen as the attempts of data manipulation by pro-hunting vested-interest groups they are. We would encourage the USFWS to treat the status review as urgent and perhaps reach their conclusion before the 12-month deadline.
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Former champions VfL Wolfsburg ensured their Bundesliga survival on the final day of the season on Saturday when they came back from a goal down to clinch a 3-1 victory at TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.
Wolfsburg coach Felix Magath, who damned his side on the eve of the match by saying they "were not a team," keeps his proud record of never having been relegated just two years after leading Wolves to the 2009 title.
Former Schalke 04 boss Magath only returned to Wolfsburg in March to replace former England coach Steve McClaren, who was sacked with his side sliding down the table.
"I'm very relieved, but I also have an eerily empty feeling," said Magath after his side saved themselves having been just 41 minutes from relegation. "I have never experienced a season like this one. We were almost in the second division and that was when the team showed a different face to get themselves out of this mess."
After Hoffenheim's Roberto Firmino put the hosts ahead on 49 minutes, Wolfsburg roared back as Croatia striker Mario Mandzukic rescued his side with two goals to leave him with eight goals in his last seven games.
Brazil striker Grafite then netted a third for Wolves, lifting them to 15th and safety.
Eintracht Frankfurt became the second team relegated automatically when they failed to spoil the party at Borussia Dortmund, as the new champions also came from behind to seal a 3-1 win.
Dortmund labored to victory as both striker Lucas Barrios and Brazil defender Dede had penalties saved either side of halftime, but Barrios made amends with a 90th-minute header, his second goal of the game, to kick off the party as the champions were handed the Bundesliga shield for the seventh time in their history.
Frankfurt finish 17th and they will join St Pauli, who lost 2-1 at home to FSV Mainz 05, in the second division next season.
Borussia Moenchengladbach's 1-1 draw at Hamburg SV means they finish 16th and must now playoff for their survival in Germany's top tier.
They will host the team who finish third in the second division, currently VfL Bochum, in a playoff on Thursday with the second leg to take place on May 23.
Bayern Munich finish the season third and will go into the playoffs for a Champions League place after they beat VfB Stuttgart 2-1 at home.
"The right word for today is 'happy,' but we have achieved nothing apart from our minimum target and that is not a real reason to celebrate," said Bayern caretaker coach Andries Jonker, who will be replaced by Leverkusen's Jupp Heynckes next season.
Japan striker Shinji Okazaki put Stuttgart ahead in the first half, but Germany striker Mario Gomez netted his 28th league goal of the season — his 39th in all competitions — to put his side level.
Gomez's haul leaves him as the season's top goal-scorer in Germany, while national teammate Bastian Schweinsteiger headed the winner 19 minutes from time.
Bayer Leverkusen are back in the Champions League for the first time since 2005 after they won 1-0 at SC Freiburg, while Hannover 96 confirmed their Europa League place with a 3-1 win at home to Nuremberg.
Mainz claimed the fifth European berth and will join Hannover in the Europa League after they came back to beat St Pauli.
Schalke 04 warmed up for next Saturday's German Cup final against second division Duisburg with a 2-1 defeat at Cologne as Spain veteran Raul netted a late consolation goal.


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The folks over at Marvel Studios have done their part to revolutionize modern blockbuster filmmaking, launching multiple movie franchises that operate individually while all being connected inside one huge Marvel Cinematic Universe. But now they have begun concentrating more of their efforts on the small screen. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. will debut its fourth episode this week (and just got picked up for a full season), we've already heard buzz about a possible Agent Carter series starring Hayley Atwell, and now Deadline is reporting that a massive undertaking is underway with the studio in the midst of developing four separate television series and a possible miniseries.
All-in-all there is a 60 episode package that Marvel is planning to shop to VOD, cable, Netflix, Amazon and WGN America. While there are no details available about what the shows would be - the studio is notorious for keeping everything on the hush-hush - apparently networks and platforms are already getting interested. Everything at this point is very much in the early stages with "very little talent attached," and Marvel declined to comment on the report.
Of course, the potential for series within the Marvel Universe are practically endless thanks to the ridiculous number of characters that the comic book giant has created in the better part of the last century. Due to deals made with Sony and 20th Century Fox the studio won't be able to make shows about the X-Men, Spider-Man or the Fantastic Four, but there are still plenty of other heroes out there who might not be part of Marvel's film plans and would work well on the small screen. Can't find a good place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe for heroes Luke Cage and Iron Fist? Create a Heroes For Hire show that has the two characters using their powers to help people private investigator-style! Don't want to risk more big screen failure with Punisher or Daredevil? Why not let them play out their roles for 15 episodes a season on cable! Thanks to the number of stories that have played out on illustrated pages over the years there is no end to the list of potential ideas.
Of course, if this development is indeed happening then we probably still have a long time to wait for it. The folks over at Marvel have actually figured out their plans through the year 2021, so finding a place for four shows and a mini-series to fit into continuity will take time and energy. In the meantime there's no harm in speculating. What Marvel Studios TV shows would you like to see come out of this deal? Hit the comments section below to tell us what you think and enjoy this preview of tomorrow's S.H.I.E.L.D:


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well, they used to have an accessible interface before they slicked it up. we can always approach them positively with comparisons of what is possible with the main site that is not possible or apparently not possible with the text only site. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael R. Burks" <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: "Jason Megginson" <email@example.com>; "'Scott Luebking'" <email@example.com>; <email@example.com> Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 9:51 AM Subject: RE: Fwd from CHI-WEB: Amazon's version for the Visually Impaired All, even given all this, it is still great progress that they made the attempt. Is the a positive way we can approach them and help improve it? Sincerely, Mike Burks -----Original Message----- From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]On Behalf Of Jason Megginson Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 9:09 AM To: 'Scott Luebking'; email@example.com Subject: RE: Fwd from CHI-WEB: Amazon's version for the Visually Impaired I found the site to be lacking attributes and tags necessary to be truly "accessible". <Label for=""> and id attributes, for "explicit labeling" for instance, are missing. I agree with David that if they would do it right the first time, an alternate site would not be needed. Jason Megginson Access Technology Specialist Bartimaeus Group firstname.lastname@example.com www.bartsite.com -----Original Message----- From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Scott Luebking Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 8:56 PM To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Fwd from CHI-WEB: Amazon's version for the Visually Impaired Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2001 09:57:12 +0100 From: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Amazon's version for the Visually Impaired Hello all, Do you know that amazon.com has developped a specific version of the site for the Visually Impaired ? See http://www.ecommercetimes.com/perl/story/15199.html for an article and http://www.amazon.com/access to reach the site. When we saw it we (the usability team) say : - oupsss !!! (we provide an ASP software which is able to transform web sites in an accessible and personalized way for all the visually impaired (including blind and all people who need some visual comfort)) - great !!! they did a good job and all the pages are designed in the good way : no more graphic (but a text only version yet exist), no more marketing blabla, search engine in the top and so on... We ask on a french list for the blind what they think about this site, the way it is designed and is utility... For the moment, we are very surprised by the answers ! Blind people do not find it so efficient : they have the feeling of a "poor site" and they absolutely dislike that there are two versions of the same site : one for "normal" people and one for "visually impaired" ! They think designers have to put all their efforts in designing one and only one site, and not to make "ghettos" for the blind. What do you think about that ? It seems that the text only version is preferred because much more informations are presents ! Someone has tested this version ? Is it the better way to improve accessibility (visual accessibility) ? And what about the URL ? Is it the good name ? Of course, i will try to make a summary to the list of all the answers i will get ! Thank you PS : I am french, please excuse my english ! :) Jerome.Received on Friday, 14 December 2001 10:38:23 UTC
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FERC staff prepared a final environmental impact statement (EIS) for Guardian Pipeline, L.L.C.'s (Guardian) Guardian Expansion and Extension Project. The proposed Project consists of 83.9 miles of 30-inch-diameter and 31.3 miles of 20-inch-diameter natural gas pipeline; two new 39,000 horsepower electric-motor-driven compressor stations; three branch lines consisting of 1.4 miles of 16-inch-diameter pipeline, a 1.8 mile 20-inch-diameter pipeline, and a 0.8 mile 20-inch-diameter pipeline; modifications to the existing Ixonia Meter; and the construction of seven new meter stations and pig launcher and receiver facilities in Illinois and Wisconsin.
FERC's environmental staff concludes that the Guardian Expansion and Extension Project with appropriate mitigating measures, as recommended, would have limited adverse environmental impact.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs; and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources cooperated in the preparation of the final EIS.
Staff concludes the project would be an environmentally acceptable action (with appropriate mitigation) because:
- The proposed Project would be collocated with existing utility rights-of-way for approximately 25.7 miles, or about 21.6 percent of the proposed route;
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I sat in church on Christmas Eve and remembered...
In one of the churches I served, a parishioner named Bill would sing, "O Holy Night" at the late service on Christmas Eve every year. He had done so every year since the congregation was founded fifty years before. Even into his eighties Bill's voice was strong, clear and powerful. No quaver there. Whenever the church had a funeral, there was an excellent chance that Bill would be the soloist. The choir depended on him to lead his section, and to present several solos every year. But the unquestioned highlight was "O Holy Night."
Then Bill died. His descent was rapid. A few heart problems in the summer. Then breathing problems that made it impossible for him to sing. Bill being Bill, he tried it, but he couldn't do it. In the fall he died. Without singing, there wasn't much point in living.
When we planned Christmas Eve worship that year we took a few deep breaths and asked one of the younger men in the choir, himself an experienced soloist, to take on "O Holy Night," which he did. It was not surprising when a few of the veteran members of the congregation were offended and gave voice to their offense. Their refrain went something like this:
"How could you have him sing Bill's song?"
Fortunately Betty, Bill's widow, was a rock. When someone would commiserate with her about somebody else singing "Bill's song," her response was always, "It's not Bill's song, it's the church's song. He would want it sung."
And it was.
To take ownership of a slice of mission is a wonderful and powerful thing as long as one avoids thinking of this as an exclusive ownership. Bill knew "O Holy Night" was his and so did his widow, but they also knew it wasn't exclusively his, and that he was not the primary owner.
A pastor/intern crosses an important bridge when she stops thinking of the congregation as "their church" and begins thinking of it as "my church." The contextualization of ministry requires identifying with the context. But every now and then some gung-ho servant will forget that the place they are serving, while it is to some extent "my church," is primarily God's church. For such folks, saying good-bye becomes impossible; they cannot conceive of the congregation's mission going on without them and so wind up undercutting the ministries of their successors, in addition to buying unnecessary unhappiness for themselves.
One aspect of learning ministry in context is learning to sing your song eagerly and faithfully and energetically, to the best of your ability; while at the same time remembering that in the last analysis it isn't your song; it is a song given to you for a time by the giver of all life.
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I just received my paper piercing template with the beautiful papers that came with the templates plus personal shopper that I just joined and requested this as a back order because I would not have gotten my first kit until February and I could not wait that long. While I was writing this email Debbie Samples returned my call and I ordered the Birdies template as well as the specials for members only at 20% off plus a lot of other stuff so I would get free shipping and handling. I love getting my packages from you all and you are the only company I know that has such great webisodes as well as printalbe instructions. That makes me very happy. Thanks. Please don't ever get rid of the old webisodes. I watch them all the time for ideas.
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Imagine moving things with your mind. Not with telekinesis, but with the future tools of brain science. Meet a pioneer in the field of computer-to-brain connection and discover the blurry boundary where the mind ends and the machine begins.
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- Miguel Nicolelis –" Director for the Center for Neuroengineering at Duke University, and author of Beyond Boundaries: The New Neuroscience of Connecting Brains with Machines and How it Will Change our Lives
- Jeremy Bailenson –" Director of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford University and co-author of Infinite Reality: Avatars, Eternal Life, New Worlds and the Dawn of the Virtual Revolution
- Jim Blascovich –" Psychologist at the University of California, Santa Barbara and co-author of Infinite Reality: Avatars, Eternal Life, New Worlds and the Dawn of the Virtual Revolution
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