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- Uninstall any wall manager script before WM 2.0. Older WM scripts are too different and do not install over eachother. If you ignore this, you may end up with multiple wall managers installed and running at once. You may also wish to uninstall sidekicks, but that is up to you. Most sidekicks will not have this problem unless you switch from a sidekick made by one person, to the same sidekick made by another person.
- I assume you have current standard Firefox release, if not, get it. No betas please. I try to keep up with the most current standard release of FF as soon as it comes out.
- Duplicate how I set mine up for best results by installing the GreaseMonkey nightly release at Arantius. Click the .xpi file to install it. You'll probably need to restart after that. (Warning: the 12/09 GM nightly release does not install scripts correctly. In addition, the 03/10 nightly release also does not install scripts properly and has an issue with JSON. Avoid those two versions.) Most versions of the standard release GM are just fine too.
- Open up the wiki's Downloads page in another window so you can also keep reading these instructions. The downloads page will have the installs you need for the next two steps.
- Install the FB Wall Manager script first. It is no longer important that it MUST be first, but I still suggest doing it first.
- Install the sidekicks for any game you want to collect bonuses for.
- Go to the new launch page located at http://www.facebook.com/pages/FB-Wall-Manager/199384176806715. This is a clean, quick-loading page where nobody can make their own posts. It keeps the load time for the script at a minimum while still loading all the needed facebook interface.
- Boomark that page AND/OR click like and add it to your FB sidebar. (note: liking the page exposes you to people searching for you as a script user). Entering the page via a facebook link will not start the script unless you open the link in a new tab or window. Entering the page via a bookmark will start the script, BUT will not log you into facebook if you have been logged out. Please keep both of these things in mind.
- To add the page to your facebook sidebar, either with the script disabled (suggested), or quickly before the script runs on the page (unlikely), select the dropdown (with a gear) near the like button (top-ish of the page, under the timeline image), and click somthing similar to "Add To Favorites or Add To Interests" (NOT "Add to my page's favorites" if you own a page). You should then be able to see WM's icon on your facebook sidebar under favorites or pages. You may need to move it from your interests lists to your favorites section using FB's little pencil icons.
- Refresh your browser if the script is not yet running.
- Enter the options menu and select what options you want for each game. The options menu is opened by clicking the WM Options button on the bottom left of the wall manager console.
- Most options now update when you save them. There is no need to refresh the page UNLESS you want to reidentify posts or retry older posts already viewed by your current session. You can also use the re-identify button on the right toolbar to make all visible posts flag or unflag for collection based on your changed options.
- There are additional setup instructions below.
Key Points
- You should be using Firefox (most recent standard release please) or some other Mozilla browser. I don't currently support any other browsers than Firefox, but if you can get this script to work on your browser, thats fine, go ahead. I do warn you that it should not work with Google Chrome without a special kind of add-on. I won't go into detail because I don't support that browser. If you want to try it, get TamperMonkey. You may need other addons for your non-firefox browser to get the script to work properly.
- You should have GreaseMonkey installed. I don't currently support any other script processors for Firefox. That being said, I hear good things about another add-on called Scriptish for Firefox, or TamperMonkey for Google Chrome.
- Make sure you are not running facebook in HTTPS mode. You can read HTTPS for my take on HTTPS and a method to disable it near the bottom. Otherwise, go to the FB security tab and make sure "Secure Browsing" is disabled.
- You MUST be logged into facebook to fetch posts with this script.
- You cannot block popups from www.facebook.com. If you want to block popups, you need to make an exception for www.facebook.com. Enter the Firefox options menu: Tool > Options > Content Tab > Block Popup Windows Checkbox > Exceptions Button. Enter the exception "www.facebook.com".
Additional Setup Instructions
Ok, so you have the thing installed, but I bet it doesn't work nicely. There's more to the setup of this script than there is to other scripts such as FVWM. There are many reasons for that:
- This script works with many games at once
- Each game is quite different from FarmVille
- This script requires special controls offered by Firefox to be set in certain ways.
So lets get started!
- Before you procede, make sure you have your chosen Sidekick scripts installed. It may also be required, if you just changed browser version, to re-enable the main and sidekick scripts. Firefox has a habit of disabling things or not carrying them over from version to version.
- To get the Sidekick scripts to communicate with the main script, and to stop lots of windows or tabs from forming you need to read and follow these Instructions. I do not know of similar methods for Chrome.
- To get the Sidekick scripts to stop stealing focus when they open the required Sidekick window, follow these Instructions. Again I do not know a similar method for Chrome.
If everything is working well at this point, there isn't much more to do. But check out this little list that might be helpful:
- Bookmark this wiki: I suggest clicking the Fbwm Wiki link on the top of any page to take you to the home page. Then tell your browser to bookmark that page. Its the best entry point and shows you the recent wiki changes on the right side. Most all the links you could possibly want about this wiki are listed there.
- Bookmark the launch page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FB-Wall-Manager/199384176806715 OR click like to add it to your FB sidebar. You can then manage it with your other favorites using the normal FB tools.
- Read up on the Known Issues page. Get familiar with current issues and what you can do about them. The Known Issues page is already bookmarked in the WM Options Menu for your convenience, but feel free to bookmark it in your browser as well.
- Want some history, or want to know what just changed with WM? Check out the Revisions page. It contains information for the main WM script, its Sidekicks and also some information about other related scripts.
- Why not check out those Other Scripts? As a gamer myself, I write this stuff all for me. Then I share it. If you play the games I play, I bet you'd like my Other Scripts.
- Don't see a Sidekick for a game you play? Make one! Head on over to the Sidekick Dev Forum and chat with other potential Sidekick creators, or dive into the Sidekick Tutorial.
- Want to stay up to date on what's going on surrounding the WM script? Check out the community Blogs section.
- Need some in game advice for users, from users? Check out the Off-topic Category. Feel free to add your own game tips there.


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One of the main structural pieces was broken [...]Also, missing hardware pieces. Don't expect to put this together in 10 minutes. Allow 1-3hrs to assemble. Takes (2) to hang. Large, bulky and HEAVY. Nice looking finished unit, but it is simply the same type of pressed wood unit that you would find at a discount store. Don't expect real wood! Does hold a large number of DVDs, and appears to be rigid (no sagging). [...] I would cautiously recommend this, but really expected more for a unit that cost this much.
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So, why would someone hate you because you live in Ann Arbor? You will have a new pottery neighbor soon and I just wondered what you mean by that. -
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Chris Campbell, on 28 August 2012 - 11:43 AM, said:
I recommend that you hit the craft shows and galleries to find work comparable to yours in both skill and form and note what price they are asking and if they are selling at that price. Remember that the gallery pieces will only net the potter 50%. With those prices in mind calculate if you could clear your costs and make a living in that price range. Then if your work sells quickly, raise the price. If it doesn't, then get back working on your skills to become better. At the beginning the market place will tell you more than you might want to know!
This makes so much sense to me. Even though I am just starting out, my costs are roughly the same as those of very experienced potters. My work, however, is not the same. Regional influences also need to be taken into consideration. Because I live in Ann Arbor (don't hate me) I have to be realistic about what other potters in my area are making/selling/charging. -
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Well I am just now teaching myself to throw on a wheel. The bowls are heavy doorstop things even after trimming 1/2 away. No handles, so she couldn't have used it as a weapon, unless she is actually innocent and just dropped one of mine on his head? Now that is a possible court defense. As for looking into the condition of their marriage, well maybe they were married more than a few years and typical she held her anger for 50 years and then just cracked. -
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I disagree about the Giffin grip. We use it for too many things to mention. It was pricy but in our opinion more than worth it. and this is coming from a woman who doesnt like to pay for anything that I can make especially in view of the fact that here in Portugal we can't get all the fancy stuff you can easily find in the USA.
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"Try this – it worked last time.""Marvin had a similar problem. How did he fix it?""Just smack it!"
How often do we take a trial and error approach to fixing problems? It's good to draw on our expertise and past experience, but every attempted fix costs time and money. So, we can't afford to just wing it.
In these situations, a rational, step-by-step process provides great assistance. Throughout my career I've used a problem management process individually or with a group to address situations large and small. I've also taught this process several times to various management teams.
On Wednesday, June 19, I'm offering a Group Problem Solving workshop at ONEplace. This 90-minute session explores how to fully describe a problem, identify possible causes, evaluate those causes and confirm the true cause. The process helps us gather solid data and avoid common pitfalls.
While not panacea's, processes like these are helpful management tools and set a thoughtful, logical tone to addressing challenges of all sorts.
Congratulations to the 2013 class of the ONEplace Nonprofit Leadership Academy!
The Academy included ten full-day sessions covering over 20 topics related to running a nonprofit organization. Each participant also engaged a mentor relationship with a current nonprofit executive director.Instructors include many of Kalamazoo's top consultants in nonprofit law, governance, human resources, cultural competence, program evaluation, fundraising, and communications. The experience also included occasional panel discussions with those working in the field.
Sonja Dean, Michigan LISCKara Haas, Kellogg Biological StationMark Hudgins, Heritage CommunityChristine Jacobsen, Ministry with CommunityJennifer Johnson, Kalamazoo Loaves & FishesCeline Keizer, Community HomeworksKatie Marchal, Community Healing CentersJennifer Miller, Senior ServicesPetra Morey, MRC IndustriesChristine Murphy, Transformations Spirituality CenterDallas Oberlee, WE Upjohn Institute/Michigan Works!Brian Penny, Senior ServicesCatherine Pinto, AACORN FarmKeith Platte, Urban AllianceJudith Rambow, Kalamazoo Public LibraryJoan VanSickler, Buy Local Greater KalamazooJennifer Welles, Housing Resources, IncDana White, Heritage CommunityLaunched in 2012, the ONEplace Nonprofit Leadership Academy addresses the need for developing nonprofit executive leadership as this sector anticipates upcoming Baby Boomer retirements. The Academy's third session begins in January 2014. Application information will be available in September. More information is available at kpl.gov/ONEplace/ONLA.
I've read it yet again in another leadership book. This time the quote reads, "…no technique can substitute for face-to-face human interaction."* That's why we scheduled the Kalamazoo Nonprofit Connection – LIVE event earlier this month, to provide an environment for us to connect, get to know each other, and learn from one another. Our post-event survey provided great feedback on the event.
72% responded to the survey 86% said that the reason they went was to meet people & network 88% rated the event high overall 99% said that they would like to meet either quarterly (57%) or bi-annually (22%) 96% said that the best time to meet was after 4 pm
Overall, comments were positive and encouraging.
"I met several people that I will connect with again." "Perfect set-up with tables, chairs and pens/paper." "This event was great and I look forward to connecting with community leaders at future events."
With the strong response and high preference for quarterly gatherings, we'll stay with Wednesday evening and meet again in August, followed by a pre-holiday gathering in November. So, mark your calendars for Wed August 14, 4:30 – 6 pm and Wed November 20, 4:30 – 6 pm. Stay connected! Thom *Quote from "The Leadership Challenge" 3rd edition, by James Kouzes & Barry Posner, page 181
When I hear the phrase, "once upon a time," I immediately relax, settle into my chair, and focus my attention on what's coming next. I'm about to hear a story.
Stories form the foundation of virtually all our entertainment and learning. All TV series, movies, and books (even most non-fiction) are stories. Songs, lectures, dances, and many paintings evoke stories. It's how we convey information and instruction, and it's how we turn information into meaning,
Communicating with donors and other stakeholders requires us to tell stories. Yet, many of us struggle with where to start, how to gather stories, and how best to tell them.
Over the next few weeks, ONEplace offers events targeted on this challenge. Great Stores = Connection (May 29) provides interview questions to draw out information and tips on how to engage staff in gathering good stories. Plus, we'll look at several examples.
In Assess Your Qualitative Impact (May 30), Demarra Gardner shows us how to evaluate our organization's programs and services, drawing out the information that paints a comprehensive picture of how we are fulfilling our mission.
ONEplace also explores two arenas for telling your story with How to Win Corporate Grants (May 21) and Asking for a Legacy Gift (June 6).
Our stories carry power – power to inspire, encourage and motivate. No other medium comes close. Make it work for you.
I recently met a person online (it's not what you think). It was a local business relationship, but the first several interactions were on email…and it got off to a rocky start…I think.
You see, I wasn't sure. It felt weird – like we weren't connecting. But I didn't know if the other person felt that way. Her emails generally came from a mobile device, so perhaps the shortness I sensed was due to her being busy or not-so-quick at thumb-typing.
I tried calling, but we only exchanged brief voicemails. I needed to connect with her, but did she want to? Was this going to work? Should I just let it go? Though unsettled, I ventured to the meeting ready to navigate what I assumed would be choppy relational waters.
We met. At first the discussion focused on the business matter at hand, and then things relaxed a bit. By the end of the meeting, we were fast friends. Two weeks later we had a follow-up meeting that was fun and productive.
Since then, despite all the emails, to do's, and stacks waiting for me on my desk, I've put a higher priority on meeting people face-to-face. In this short time, both efficiency and effectiveness have increased as well as job satisfaction. This experience reinforces what I've always known: while relationships can be sustained electronically, they deepen through personal interaction.
But, I'm just one voice on the matter. What do you think?
P.S. Here's a related quote from film producer and author Peter Guber: "Nothing replaces being in the same room, face-to-face, breathing the same air and reading and feeling each other's micro-expressions."
How do you achieve clarity on gnarly issues? As highly-wired, multi-networked, resource-rich folks we likely turn to our various webs of family and friends as well as books and blogs. Yet, we may be overlooking the most powerful teacher of all – ourselves. When my son was a preschooler, he simply would not act on a suggestion or direction from me until he had made it his own. His entire body revealed his process from "I'm not so sure" to "maybe" to "I have decided that I'll do this." It had to make sense to him and, in essence, become his idea. As adults, I observe (in myself and others) that we're little different. Simply being advised or directed toward a certain solution or course of action doesn't mean we'll blindly give our assent. It needs to make sense to us. Often, this is a quick bit of consideration. But on those complex, many-layered issues, we need more. Many authors suggest steps we can take, and our Achieving Clarity ONEpage resource provides a brief digest of these. Yet, outside sources alone don't motivate action. Until we take the time to individually consider, mull and reflect – listening to the guide within – we will not commit to serious action. When we want to achieve "buy in" with an individual or group, the critical step is not telling, it's listening. How do you best listen to your inner guide? Best, Thom
Who is in your learning network? Who do you learn from on a regular basis? Who do you turn to for your own professional development? These are the questions that educator Dr. Mark Wagner poses at the beginning of his seminars on personal learning networks. He finds that, with so many of us working as "lone rangers" in our given organizations, we best keep our edge by building our own networks of learning or growth. While ONEplace can play an integral role in your professional development, each of us needs to build our own dynamic learning network. Fortunately, the online connections available to all of us make this less of a challenge. Indeed, the greatest challenge may be the overwhelming amount of available information and connections. While Dr. Wagner offers us some clear direction to building our personal learning networks, it's important to keep some guidelines in mind. First, your network is for you. Don't follow someone on Twitter because other people do or don't give in to the temptation to grade yourself by the number of connections or comments or likes on Facebook or LinkedIn. This is your learning network, so make sure it is serving your learning needs. Second, your needs change so let your network change, too. Follow a thought leader's posts and blogs as long as they are helpful. Some writers keep rehashing their insights, so after a few weeks, you know their perspective and can move on. Sometimes, you may wish to simply get new voices into your learning mix, so shake up the roster. The point is to freely adjust the mix to meet your changing needs. Third, keep your network manageable. There is only so much that any one person can digest, so keep the number of blogs, tweets, groups, etc. within reason. Make sure the ones you follow give you the highest quality information, best connections, and most insightful conversations. Take these three guidelines and Dr. Wagner's information with you by downloading our ONEpage resource, Personal Learning Network. Best, Thom
We often hear phrases such as, "keep in touch," "losing touch" or "stay in touch." It's about connecting with people and maintaining relationships. A former colleague of mine frequently referred to a "touch" as any contact with a customer (i.e., client, patron, donor, funder, etc.). She recognized that the frequency and quality of our touches directly relates to the effectiveness of our organizations. March at ONEplace is all about improving our touches. We will address issues of direct communication (Email Newsletters – Feb 26) and mass communication (MLive Update – Mar 14), donor recognition and formal gatherings (Effective Meetings – Mar 13). Later in the month we continue with a look at connecting with Millenials (Mar 19), using LinkedIn & Twitter (Mar 27) and your overall communications personality (Mar 20). Another phrase I often hear is: "It's all about relationships." Whether your focus is fundraising, communications, management, or leadership, developing and maintaining key relationships sits at the core of your effectiveness. So, plan now to take advantage of the above professional development opportunities. Best, Thom


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So I Restarted and played through my SS. I was training in Victory Road and I talked to my Pokemon. They all looked down(at some rock smashable rocks) and said They were concerned about a Trap. This is near the end of victory road, where you get Dark Pulse. What do they mean?
I think they meant the holes that you can drop through to get to lower levels.
yup your pokemon meant the holes that usally should get filled with strength. but as you probeblly know sometimes you need to jump in to them. anyway your pokemon are just afraid from these holes no real traps so its nothing serious :)
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Hagerstown Mayor Visits School for the Arts
By: Jennifer Lee
Updated: December 5, 2012
Mayor David Gysberts toured the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts.
The principal of the school showed the Mayor how they utilize downtown buildings. For example, lunch is across the street at the church and classes are also taught at the University System of Maryland.
He stopped by a classroom and fittingly the course focused on government.
"I wanted this to be the very first public school that I visit because it's in the heart of our downtown and they bring so much energy and vitality to our inner city here," says Mayor Gysberts.
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These are for Tor & company.
#there's never enough Graves on my dash #wait that sounded wrong
Well I love them all, but especially the last one.
First, one of the most observant men in the world thought John was flirting with him. Now, the most observant woman in the world thinks John is in love with Sherlock, just like she is, in defiance of sexual orientation. Look at us both. Neither of us are interested in men, yet we both want this one.
The evidence is stacking up against you, John.
I like to think of this moment as a turning point, because he doesn't deny it again after this. I mean, they're still not a couple the way people think they are. But they might as well be, at this point. They're a couple for all intents and purposes. No one means more to John than Sherlock does. They share a flat, they sometimes share a room, they're joined at the hip, and John loves Sherlock. And Sherlock loves John.
Irene is the one who must be jealous. John is the one Sherlock's chosen. John is the one Sherlock talks to, even if he isn't there. Sherlock always gets the last word, John says; their conversation never ends, but Irene can't get one started. Sherlock sends John texts beckoning him, sends him texts when he goes for a walk on the moor, follows him wherever he goes. Irene's texts go unanswered. John's the one Sherlock has dinner with, in the end, even when he's not hungry.
Irene turns out to be far more morally ambiguous than Sherlock is, heavily leaning toward the evil side even as she isn't strictly evil herself. She's willing to play with Moriarty if it serves her interests, in spite of the fact that he's vicious and doesn't care who will get hurt along the way. Innocent victims are his bread and butter. Irene doesn't seem to mind that. Sherlock doesn't mind either, per se, but he strives to prevent innocent victimhood all the same, not to participate in it. Irene chooses to participate in chaos while Sherlock always chooses to turn chaos back into order. Devil on the side of the angels? Perhaps. Irene is most definitely not on the side of the angels.
Knowing that Sherlock loves John, and that John loves Sherlock, she makes an extremely agressive play for Sherlock anyway. She knows what she's disrupting. She knows she's making john jealous and uncomfortable. She takes what she wants, that one. Or she tries to. She's not even shy about it, not in the least.
Man, I love Irene.
Look at us both. Yes, indeed. She's right: it's a useful comparison. Sherlock isn't interested in getting into bed with moral ambiguity, literally or figuratively. He's got John, his north star of moral principle. Irene kisses Sherlock on the same spot John punches him: both of those actions are performed with love. And Sherlock, being Sherlock, chooses the straightforward punch over the complicated kiss.
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Cabot, the Vermont-based cheesemaker, has opened a commercial retail shop in Portland's Old Port. The Cabot Farmers' Annex Shop at 163 Commercial St. had a soft opening June 15, and will host an opening ceremony July 6 to coincide with the First Friday Art Walk.
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The Appalachian Hell Betties roller-derby team will be serving up some wallops for those brave enough to run from the ladies on wheels this Saturday for their first ever "Rolling of the Bulls."
What makes Athens special to you? Is it the Georgian-style architecture of the picaresque Ohio University campus? Is it the red Athens bricks that line Court Street, or the view of the Appalachian foothills from the treasured bike path, or the old asylum and grounds at The Ridges?
Nelsonville has been in a tricky position as of late. With the U.S. Rt. 33 bypass of the small city expected to be completed this summer, it's certain that some kind of change looms on the town's horizon. Whether that change will be positive or negative remains unclear.
The Dairy Barn Arts Center this weekend is opening Quilt National '13, the 18th biennial juried exhibition of innovative art quilts. During its public run May 25 through Sept. 2, visitors will see an eclectic collection of never-before-exhibited works from talented fiber artists representing 27 states and seven foreign countries.
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This insanity was given life by Filthy Frank on his Youtube channel, DizastaMusic. February 1st, he uploaded a video titled Filthy Compilation #6, which contained just a snipped of the dance we would come to love. On February 2nd, 2013, at the urging of his Youtube audience, he uploaded the entirety of the dance, in a video titled titled "Do The Harlem Shake," in which he and his friends bugged out to Baaeur's "Do The Harlem Shake," dressed in a variety of costumes, including his popular Pink Man character. It doesn't sound remarkable, but once seen, it can never be unseen. And it's so easily imitated, that it IMMEDIATELY spawned imitators who copied and changed the performance until it mutated into the standard: Harlem Shake v.3. It became a meme whose main avenues of transmission were Youtube, Reddit, and Break.com.
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Unity is the informal theme of this year's Holy Week services put on by the Scotland County Ministers Association.
The ecumenical association hosted a 12 p.m. service Wednesday as part of its five-day Holy Week series.
Wednesday's service featured music from Ervin Johnson and Ruby Lennon of Westminster Presbyterian Church and a message from Rev. Gene Tyson of First United Methodist Church.
David Blackman, pastor at St. Luke United Methodist Church and current president of the association, said that the importance of inter-denominational events, like those put on by the association during Holy Week, cannot be overstated.
"It is important that, as a community, we come together like this to worship," said Blackman.
The venue for the association's Holy Week events also holds some symbolic importance.
"For the first time this year we are holding the event downtown at the Storytelling Arts Center of the Southeast … and this venue is symbolic of our effort to have a greater presence in the community," Blackman said.
It is hoped by organizers that the location will be convenient to guests as well as benefitial to Main Street businesses.
"We our encouraging (attendees) to stay and have lunch downtown," said Blackman.
The association was approached by SACS chair Brenda Gilbert about holding the event at their downtown location, and "it seemed like a great idea," said Blackman.
Based on the attendance at Wednesday's service, which drew more than 70 people to the Main Street site, the goal of having a larger, more diverse crowd has been achieved.
"There are some major liturgical differences in some cases between (the various denominations) in the association," said Laurinburg Christian Church minister Michael Waters.
"We have much more in common, however," Waters added.
During his message to the assembly on Wednesday, Tyson said that celebrating Holy Week is "very important" to the life of Christians.
"It is sort of like a spring cleaning for the soul," said Tyson, referencing the cleansing effects of Lent (which concludes April 5) and the tradition surrounding the holiday.
Tyson also addressed the seemingly paradoxical aspects of the Easter tradition, which celebrates the violent death of the Christian messiah, followed by his resurrection.
"Why is it called 'Good Friday'? Because it was good for humanity," said Tyson.
The association is also seeking to team up with the Scotland County Ministerial Alliance during this year's Holy Week, and a number of the week's events will feature representatives of both organizations.
Monday's service featured Rev. Patricia Stone, with Galilee UMC providing music, while Tuesday's noon service saw Rev. B.J. Gibson deliver the message, with music from Gerald Buss.
The series will conclude on Friday with a service from the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and music from the Imani Gospel Choir.
Programs this week includes: The Scotland County Ministerial Alliance annual Holy Week services tonight at 7 p.m. at St. Luke UMC on 1501 Turnpike Road (feat. Pastor Jesse Bruncon of Galilee UMC). Services will continue Friday at 7 p.m. at Galilee UMC on 941 McGirts Bridge Road (feat. Pastor David Blackman of St. Luke UMC); April 8 at 6 a.m. at Bright Hopewell MBC on 601 N. Main Street (feat. Rev. Elizabeth Anderson of Jones Chapel MBC).
Also Sunday, New Hope Baptist Church will be hosting a SonRise Service at 6:45 a.m. at 11480 Hasty Road. It will last approximately 30 minutes and will feature the choir and a short message by Dr. Thomas Marshall. There will also be an Easter Celebration at 10:15 am in the Avinger Auditorium at St. Andrews University.
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Harwell scored on assists by Kevin Murphy and Derek Bizier. Harwell scored in the third period for the Indians off an assist by Jeff Dwyer at 11:07. Cheshire's Tyler Lima scored at 14:47, tying the score off an assist by Ben Klanica.
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The Sabres are coming off a tough Saturday night loss against the Leafs. Buffalo had a chance to all but close out the Leafs in their playoff push but have instead given them life. Leafs are now just four points out of the final spot.
Meanwhile, Sens fans have been watching the standings for a completely different reason. Ottawa currently sits in 29th in the NHL but are closing in on the free falling Colorado Avalanche. The Avs have lost four straight and are just one point up.
No line up changes expected for the Senators with the exception of a switch in goal. McElhinney was strong against the Bolts on Friday night but Clouston will go back to Anderson against the Sabres.
Here is how tonight's line up should look.
Still nothing new to report on the Craig Anderson extension talks. He wants to be a part of this team moving forward but with Bryan Murray's future still somewhat in doubt, both sides have been hesitant about negotiating a new contract.
Don Brennan wrote about the situation in a piece late last week and it seems pretty clear that Anderson and his agent Justin Duberman would prefer to negotiate with Bryan Murray.
I've said it before but from the moment the trade was made for Anderson, there was an extension "ready to go". Anderson was going to be a free agent target this coming summer so the club already had a pretty good idea what they were going to offer him.
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Affective Forecasting
In our everyday life it is common to make predictions about our future emotions. For example, we may predict that we will feel devastated if we were to break up with a significant other or that we will be extremely happy if we get good news from a medical test. Although such predictive tendencies are common, research on affective forecasting suggests that they are prone to systematic errors. Since the mid-1990s dozens of articles have been published on affective forecasting. Researchers have explored the mechanisms by which people make predictions about their future feelings, the errors to which they are prone, and the implications of these errors as well the implications of these findings for applied areas such as medicine, law, and consumer behavior. We split this literary guide into seven sections. General Overviews includes works summarizing the findings in the literature and questions that still need to be addressed. Processes, Errors, and Mechanisms contains articles describing errors in affective forecasting and the processes involved in making forecasts. Correcting Errors includes studies attempting to reduce affective forecasting errors. Failures to Anticipate the Pleasures of Uncertainty contains articles showing that uncertainty about positive events prolongs the pleasure they bring but that people do not anticipate this in advance. Applications contains articles applying affective forecasting findings to Marketing, Medicine, Law, and The Environment. Interpersonal Relationships has articles about affective forecasting in an interpersonal context, such as how other people shape affective forecasts and how people predict others' emotions. Finally, Individual Differences has articles applying the findings from affective forecasting research to people of different Personalities and Cultures and to Aging.
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We split the general overviews into two subsections: Descriptions of Affective Forecasting and Sources of Affective Forecasting Errors.
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Jacob had a sister that ran away at the age of sixteen with her boyfriend Shawn. she comes back three years later because Billy wanted her too. But she told him he wouldn't be too proud. What is the reason why she left? What are her secrets? Okay, so I was reminded Jacob already had sisters so I am adding this on. *Jacob's sisters-I only remember on name: Rachel-from the book were never there so he only had one sister* Sorry for the Confusion.
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"I know Serena; you can't come because you are busy. But you're always busy. If you don't come back soon, I'm going to think you hate me." My dad said on the phone. He was talking to my older sister Selena Black. She moved out when she was sixteen and it has been three years since she has come home. She disappeared one day with her boyfriend Shawn and never came back home.
"Okay, come tomorrow okay?" My dad, Billy, got off the phone and turned to me.
"Your sister is coming tomorrow. You don't mind her sleeping here do you? Will Renesmee be here?" He asked me.
"Yes, I'm fine with it. I miss Serena and yes, Renesmee will be here." I told him. He nodded and went to leave but came back.
"I forgot to tell you. She will be coming with Shawn and she also said we won't be too proud of her. I wonder what that could mean. And the pack should come here to celebrate her coming back. I know Paul, Embry and Jared were close to her. Well, they had a crush on her but still, and also, Sam wanted to be friends again with her. When they she left, they were in a big fight. He wants to apologize." He told me. He told me he was going to bed and so did I.
"Good morning, Jacob. Serena will be here in a couple of minutes. Get dressed. Your friends will be here in two minutes. Serena will be here in half and hour." Billy said. I was still really sleepy but I could handle it. I missed my big sister and I hoped she would miss me too. She did leave but my father told me it wasn't because of me.
The door bell rang a minute and a half later and Renesmee came through the door. Then, a few seconds later, Sam, Paul, Embry and Jared came in. They were all so excited to meet up with Serena. Renesmee was especially excited because she wanted to meet her sister-in-law.
"So, will she be here soon?" Paul asked in an anxious voice. He was normally not like this but because it was Serena, he was extremely excited to meet up with her.
"She will be here in about twenty-eight minutes." Everyone groaned and they went to sit on the couch. The doorbell rang again and everyone jumped up. We all went to the door, expecting to see Serena but we say Edward and Bella. Bella smiled warmly at all of us and gave me a big hug and a kiss one the cheek. I smiled and hugged back and ruffled her hair.
We waited for about twenty more minutes until we heard a car drive up. We looked out the window to see a crimson red, sleek Lamborghini pull into the drive way. It was a car that my big sister had always wanted. Well, apparently, she already got one. Out came her boyfriend first. Then my sister came after him from the driver's seat. She swiftly came to the door. She moved a little too swiftly for a human. She was also paler but was still as gorgeous as ever. Her eyes looked exactly like Bella and Edward's and the rest of the Cullen's eyes. She rung the doorbell and I opened it. She hugged me but her skin was too hard and cold.
That could only mean one thing. She was a vampire.
"Okay, so I told you, you wouldn't be too proud of me. There are two things I should tell you. One, which you've probably already guessed, according to your thoughts; I'm a vampire. And two, I'm getting married." She said in a twinkling voice. My sister was my worst nightmare. Bella was and exception and so was Renesmee. I loved them and always would. But could I forgive my sister for what she's done?
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