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Ducks in Shoes
Fun garden sculpture sports oversize oxfords with cool character.
Handcrafted wood garden duck makes a delightful accent anywhere in the landscape. Stain, paint or let durable palm wood weather naturally. For a bit of extra charm... just paint the shoes, maybe some socks?
Suitable for indoor decor and happier when paired with a buddy or two, tall ducks rock any setting. Whimsical garden art makes a fun gift for the nature buff who has everything!
Made in Indonesia
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Item Weight 2.2 lb.

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While the blog was devoted exclusively to the LFTB issue, San Francisco school food reformer Dana Woldow (creator of the immensely useful school food reform how-to site, PEACHSF.org) wrote two important articles in Beyond Chron about an issue often discussed here on TLT: social stigma in the school cafeteria.
As I first wrote in "A La Carte – A World Apart?" and elaborated on in subsequent posts (e.g.,"A Follow-Up to the Infamous 'Cheetos-and-Nach0-Sauce' Photo"), the shame of being seen in line for the federally reimbursable meal can prevent economically disadvantaged children from eating lunch, a problem that's exacerbated when when attractive, for-cash-only, snack-bar items are also made available by schools in so-called "a la carte" lines. (In my district, even cell phones and Facebook are sometimes used to bully kids in the "uncool" line.)
Late last month, Dana looked at stigma from a slightly different angle, as it relates to candy-and-soda-filled food trucks being allowed to come close to school campuses in her district of San Francisco. Dana fought hard for an existing ordinance that keeps these trucks within 1,500 feet from schools and is now opposing proposed legislation to water down this restriction. More recently she wrote a follow-up piece examining ways in which stigma in school cafeterias might be reduced, including by enlisting the aid of "upstanders," or students who choose to act rather than watch passively when they witness bullying.
Both are well worth a read.
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I've just added another conference to my list of 2014 autism conferences – Understanding Autism…and Strategies That Help!
Conference Date: Saturday, January 18, 2014
Conference Location: 652 US Hwy 13 N Windsor, NC
Conference Venue: Bertie Middle Shool
Conference Speaker: Leica Anzaldo, Training Manager for the Autism Society of North Carolina
Please register by January 15 by calling the number below or emailing the address below. Breakfast will be served at 8:30 sharp so be sure to register by the cutoff to ensure enough food
Conference is 9:00-12:00 noon
Examples of a few objectives:
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- Learn about the unique characteristics of Autism and explore strategies that prevent challenging behaviors from occurring
- Gain basic understanding of the sensory system and how it affects behavior
- Gain perspective on our response to behavior and its role in learning
- Understand importance of visual supports
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This is the page to start with if you are looking for some general information concerning value, age or identification of your records, sheet music or phonographs. It's also a good place for beginning collectors to get some ideas about the hobby. We have included the questions we are asked most often, and have provided fairly detailed responses.
This is almost impossible to answer without seeing the records in person. Factors such as condition, edition, and even certain variations in the label design can greatly affect the value of any record. However, here is a general guideline that may be helpful. If the record is a well known song by a well known artist, then it probably is not valuable, regardless of its age. For an example, let's use Louis Armstrong, the great jazz trumpeter. During his long career, he recorded hundreds of titles, many of which sold more than a million copies throughout the US. Now let's take one of those best sellers such as "Sleepy Time Down South" and pretend that 75% of the initial million copies of that record have been lost during the 70 years since it was issued. That leaves 250,000 copies still in circulation, which hardly qualifies it as a rare record.
This is not to say that all of Armstrong's records are common. He recorded a tune called "Terrible Blues" with a band called the "Red Onion Jazz Babies" on the Gennett label in 1924. This record was pressed in small quantities, had limited distribution, and is quite scarce today. Now, consider this for a moment. In the 40+ years we have been dealing with 78s, we have had about half a million records pass through our hands. We have seen hundreds, if not thousands, of copies of "Sleepy Time Down South" but only one copy of "Terrible Blues". This is why we don't get excited about records by Enrico Caruso or a copy of Bing Crosby's "White Christmas". There were so many copies of these sold (and of many, many others also) that even 50 or 75 years later there are far too many copies still in existence to consider them as "rare".
Most rare 78s fall into the following catagories:
- Classical records made before 1910
- Jazz (not dance band) records made before 1930
- Voices of political or historical interest
- Rock and R&B records made between 1947 and 1957
- Blues records made before 1940
- Any record made before 1900
- Many picture records
Of course there are many exceptions to the above, but in general, the chances of finding a $50 or $100 record in Grandpa's collection of 1940s big bands and popular vocals are slim to none. The average value of most 78 rpm records offered to us is $1 or less. Remember, we had to go through 500,000 records to find a single copy of "Terrible Blues". We do offer an appraisal service with details on our Appraisals Page but this is mainly for very large collections. Quite often the cost of appraising a small collection is more than the value of the collection itself.
There are two factors to consider here. First, what was the date of the original recording session, and second, when was the record actually manufactured? Let's use Enrico Caruso, the great tenor from the turn of the last century as an example. He recorded many selections between 1904 and 1920 which were issued on contemporary 78s. However, the same recording sessions of 80 years ago have also been used for CDs, which are currently available. So it is possible to have a CD in your hand with a recording that is 80 years old, but that was manufactured only last month.
There are very few 78s that actually have the recording date on the label. What is often encountered are patent dates, specifying when a certain recording or manufacturing process was actually patented. This has nothing to do with either the age of the recording or the record itself.
These are a few of the general things to look for that can at least help you determine when a record was probably manufactured:
- Recorded only on one side - 1900 to 1925
- Label diameter 3.5 to 4 inches - before 1930
- Label diameter 3 inches - after 1930
- Eccentric "run-out" groove - after 1925
- Lead in groove - after 1930
- Record diameter 7 inches - before 1920
- Oversize spindle hole - before 1920
There are many more factors to consider, but these are the most obvious. Often the best way to determine the age of a record is to look at the title and artist, and then research some dates. The copyright date of a song will give you a general idea, as will the birth and death dates of an artist. Dating records accurately requires research in a number of specialty publications but by just using a few of the above ideas you should be able to arrive at a reasonably close answer.
HOW DO I CLEAN 78s?
Use two soft cloth or paper towels - cotton baby diapers are ideal. Place one of the towels on a flat, firm surface and place a record on it. Take a bottle of spray Windex (I recommend the brand name) and lightly spray the other towel - NEVER spray directly on the record. Clean the record as if you were polishing a pane of glass, being careful to keep the paper label dry. The Windex on the record surface evaporates quickly and leaves no streaks. Check your cleaning towel after a few records - you will be amazed how dirty it is! Windex works fine for all 78s, even Edison discs, as long as it is used sparingly and quickly wiped away.
There are other more involved cleaning methods, but this one works well when you just need to get the surface dust and fingerprints off. If you are determined to experiment with other cleaners, please keep one thing in mind - NEVER USE ALCOHOL! Nothing will reduce a good 78 to a blob of black mush any faster.
The best way is on edge, preferably in individual sleeves. Records stacked on top of one another like pancakes are difficult to get to, and are very prone to scratching. And be sure that when you store your records vertically that they are fully upright. Records stored at an angle less than 90 degrees are very prone to breakage. You may use the old type of storage album that holds 10 or 12 records, but be careful in turning the pages or laying the album flat when it is open. The record edges have a tendency to catch in the inner seam of the page and will easily break if they do. We have a selection of sleeves and storage albums on our Record Supplies Page where you can print out a mail order form for whatever you need.
Many of the comments about the value of 78s also apply to sheet music. In general, the popular songs with the pictures of the popular movie stars or vocalists have relatively little value. Again, most of the sheet music we see has a value of $1 or less.
Many of the valuable pieces of music were published before 1920 in the following catagories:
- Black and other racial covers
- Ragtime selections
- Invention or transportation covers
- Historical events
- Famous illustrator (ie: Norman Rockwell)
- Pre-civil war issues
Condition is also important, and if a piece of music has a written signature on the cover, split seams, tattered edges, has been taped or is otherwise damaged, it's value may be reduced as much as 90%. In fact, condition is probably the most important factor in determining the value of sheet music. We do offer an appraisal service with information on our Appraisals Page but the cost of an appraisal for a small collection usually is more than the value of the collection itself.
There are two factors to consider, just as there are with 78 rpm records. When was the song written (copyrighted), and when was the music printed? The copyright date is often on the music, but the date of printing rarely is. These two dates can be as much as 30 or more years apart, and should not be confused. A single popular song was commonly issued in many different editions over the years. Just like books, a "first edition" could have some value, but a later "paperback" may be worthless. Look in the above question "How old are my records?" for some additional information.
One fairly simple way to tell when your music was printed is to measure the size of it. If it measures 11" x 14" (or close to it) then it probably was printed before 1920. Most of the music in the smaller 9" x 12" format will be from the 1920s and later.
First, you should know that we deal only with hand wound acoustic phonographs. We define an acoustic phonograph as one that runs without any electricity whatever, either battery or AC, and therefore must be wound by hand. Anything that plugs into the wall is too new for us, and therefore we cannot provide any information on electric phonographs or any type of radio.
Price ranges given here are for phonographs that are in good original working condition, with no missing or damaged parts, and with no major cabinet damage. Phonographs in non-working condition or with missing parts or major damage generally have value as parts machines only. Another factor to consider is that market values for phonographs vary widely across the US. For example, prices in the San Francisco area (only 90 miles from us) can be as much as double the prices in the Sacramento area.
With these facts in mind, here are a few broad price catagories on several generic styles of phonographs:
- Cylinder model, small horn - $300 to $500
- Cylinder model, large horm - $500 to $700
- Cylinder model, wooden horn - $1000 up
- Cylinder model, internal horn - $300 to $500
- Cylinder model, upright cabinet - $700 up
- Disc table model, metal horn - $500 up
- Disc table model, wooden horn - $1000 up
- Disc table model, internal horn - $100 to $200
- Disc table model, with lid - $200 to $300
- Disc floor model, upright - $200 to $400
- Disc floor model, console - $100 to $300
Art cases, unusual model variations, and many other factors can greatly affect the price. Asking prices seen in an antique mall are only a general guideline, as most dealers in these malls are not phonograph specialists. Besides, there is often a great deal of difference between an asking price and the amount of money that actually changes hands. The best way to determine the precise value of a phonograph is through a personal inspection by a reputable dealer. We are happy to do written appraisals on phonographs we can personally inspect, but we cannot provide information based on photographs or verbal descriptions. See our Appraisals Page for more information.
Most of the common cylinder phonographs were manufactured between 1900 and 1915. The earliest disc phonographs also appeared about 1900, and all had external horns. The switch in disc phonographs to internal horn models began in 1907 and by 1910 very few models remained that still used the external horn. Table top, upright and console phonographs of many makes and styles proliferated between 1910 and 1925, but with the coming of radio and the availability of electricity in many homes, hand wound acoustic phonographs were mostly discontinued by 1930. Some companies manufactured small portable acoustic models into the 1940s.
Many phonographs have model identification tags that give not only the model number, but list a number of patent dates. These dates are not a reliable guide to the age of the phonograph. Patent dates merely state when a specific feature of the machine was patented. The only information that can be obtained from patent dates is that the machine was manufactured sometime after the last patent date - sometimes as much as 10 years after. There are reference books available in many libraries that will assist in dating a phonograph.
Many reproduction phonographs are being imported from India and Pakistan that are blatently obvious, both in appearance and performance. These are generally made from a poorly running motor from an original machine, mounted in a crude wooden cabinet with a sloppy copy of the Victor trademark pasted on the front. The tone arm may be an original, but it is mounted on a new nickel plated back bracket that supports it, as well as a shiny new brass horn. Even the elbow on the horn exhibits evidence of a poor soldering job, and often breaks apart easily. These machines generally have a "cobbeled together" look, and a brief inspection will show fresh new wood in the cabinet, and many mis-matched metal parts.
Many collectors have a name for these machines that we do not want to print on a family website - we prefer to call them Phonyphones. If you are looking for a phonograph to play your 78s, these should be avoided at all cost. They run poorly, if at all, and generally cannot be repaired. Some folks buy them for decoration only with no intent of playing them, and this is OK. But we cannot recommend them as functional phonographs, and we do not do repair work on them.
The majority of acoustic disc phonographs work well with a medium tone steel needle. Always change the needle after every record to prevent record wear, and NEVER attempt to use a needle unless you are certain it has never been used before. And unless you have precision grinding and polishing equipment in your garage, don't try to resharpen and reuse an old steel needle. New needles are readily available, and are not expensive. Visit our Record Supplies Page for prices and an order form. Remember, the quickest way to ruin your good 78s is to play them with a used steel needle. The second quickest way is to use a jewel point or any sort of "permanent" needle. Years ago, several companies manufactured bamboo or thorn needles which also worked well but are no longer available today.
There are two exceptions. Edison and many Pathe disc phonographs use a jewel point needle, and all cylinder players also have a jewel point. These can last for many years, but should only be replaced by a dealer who is familiar with these models, and has the proper type of needle for replacement. Visit our Phonograph Repairs Page for more information.
The first thing to do before moving any hand wound phonograph is to let the spring run down completely. The jarring motion of a move may cause a tightly wound spring to break, or possibly the winding ratchet may come loose, allowing the spring to violently unwind. Although this may seem like a small detail, it is an important one. The small table models are not hard to move. Use some loosely wadded newspaper under the lid or around the tone arm to keep it from swinging back and forth. Always unscrew the crank from the side and put it inside the machine. This keeps the crank from being damaged and also prevents loss. If the machine has a horn, remove it and pack it separately from the machine. These smaller instruments should always be shipped in an upright position. Upright phonographs are a little more difficult. If you are moving one and can keep it in an upright position, then the above instructions will suffice. However, if you must lay it on it's back (NEVER on the side) then add the following steps:
- Remove the turntable by lifting it straight up.
- Remove all the needles, the metal needle cups, and ANY other loose parts inside the record playing area.
- Secure the lid down by using a long piece of rope or a large elastic band and run it through the legs at the bottom, bringing the ends together and tying them at the top.
- Don't forget to remove any records from the storage area - the machine will be a lot lighter if you do.
- If you want to blanket wrap the machine to protect the cabinet, that is also a very good idea.
We have some parts available for the more common machines, but we do not carry a large inventory of parts. If we cannot help you, we will refer you to several dealers who have many good original and reproduction parts. Visit our Links Page for some excellent references.
Yes we do, but only certain types and in certain areas. Turn to the What Do We Buy page for more information.
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Can you believe its almost 1/2 way through the month already?! It's true what they say – time does fly by!
Like most, I'm trying to start off 2013 with some better habits. Really just getting back to habits I had adopted in 2011-2012: meal planning and tracking & regular exercise. My hope is for these things to translate into me loosing the last 11 lbs of my initial weight loss goal.
This is the first week that I've done a complete meal plan. I actually got it done by Sunday morning, got about 90% of the shopping done AND prepped food! The refrigerator is packed, but the week is looking good! (other than the fact that I left my nicely packed cooler at home this morning! Heading home at lunch to retrieve it. The joys of working semi-close to home)
My goal is to just get a plan done for the rest of January, then in February really start taking a close look at the nutrition of that plan. Baby steps to change, right?!
And for all you other list junkies out there, all of my scribbles including the grocery list on the back:
If you have any desire to plan either on a monthly or weekly basis feel free to utilize either of these calendars:
I'm working hard to do a minimum of 3 hours of cardio and 3 strength training sessions per week. I think I've found a schedule that works for me:
Monday – cardio kickboxing class; 1 hour strength
Wednesday – 1 hour strength; spinning class
Saturday – 1 hour strength; 1 hour cardio (elliptical or walking/running)
I'm still debating on the Saturday morning workout (vs. Friday evening) but I'm going to try and stick to it. Mainly as a ploy to get the hubs to get to the gym on the weekend! 😉
Do you do a monthly or weekly meal plan? Does it help you stick to your nutrition or weight management goals?


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vintage 1970s cotton denim mini dress. dark indigo blue denim with medium blue contrasting yoke panel and cuffs. buttons at the shoulders and clear rhinestones trimming the v-neck. slim shift shape with zippers at the side of the bottom of the skirt to create optional slits. foxy lady label (one of our faves!).
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Dune wanted a more 'fashion focussed' look, so we created a highly visible, fashion statement where the shoe is the heroine – driving customers into stores and increasing customer spend too! The signage fascia and catwalk ceiling are clad in metal, by using magnets the shoes can be seasonally changed to keep pace with the latest fashion trends. The new concept was launched at Aberdeen, Trafford Centre and Westfield Stratford City.
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Book 1 of the A'vean Chronicles
Rated: ★★½
Awaken by GR Thomas
A great synopsis and a stunning cover had me drooling over Awaken by GR Thomas. Unfortunately, the reality was a bit more stark. There's a good story there and solid characters, but the delivery leaves a lot to be desired. I think this might be Thomas' first book and the nerves show.
There needed to be a better balance of show and tell. Unlike the faults I find with other books that simply tell, tell, tell, Thomas shows. She shows almost too much. Every minute detail is written about and shown. Whereas another story might make better use of the time to write a paragraph explaining how the protagonist spent a month training, Thomas instead actually chooses to stay with the protagonist that entire month showing the training every day (just an example). The stretch between action and inaction is too drawn out.
As I said though, the story is solid, as are the characters. The idea of an earth born angel sent to be the salvation of the watchers and nephilim is a good one. As is the backstory that starts the book off. Nik'ael is a great character and his angst should have propelled the story forward. Sophia's innocence and desire to help/do good should have provided the conflict. Yet, the times I felt the push and pull was far and few between.
I'm sure plenty of people love this book and you might as well. Perhaps I'm simply being picky, and that could definitely be it. However, Awaken by GR Thomas simply did not engross me as it should have. The excessive day to day to day to day exposition of things that could have been summed up more succinctly brought me out of the struggle and conflict, leaving me wanting more.
About the Author
I grew up in Melbourne, Australia in the 1970's when entertainment came in the form of sport or a good book. I chose both. An avid love affair with my pinto horse ensued as well as a healthy diet of any book I could get my hands on. English and history were always my favourite subjects so logically I studied to become a Critical Care Nurse! Books, particularly historical fantasy, have remained my number one go to for a healthy retreat from the craziness of the real world. After having a beautiful family and bringing a wonderful nursing career to a close, I finally took the time to write down one of the many stories that have been swirling around in my dreams for years. My dreamscape is rich with fantasy that both inspires and frightens me at the same time. I am pulling out those threads and spinning them into the type of stories I love to read. I'm finally letting out all my angels and demons.


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FORDHAM BEATS OLD RIVAL NOTRE DAME; Indianans Had Won Fourteen Consecutive Games Before Coming Here.
Playing in a steady light rain the Fordham baseball team came from behind in the ninth inning yesterday and in a sensational finish nosed out the Notre Dame team by a score of 6 to 5. Incidentally the Maroon collegians spoiled a record, Notre Dame having won fourteen games in a row.
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Belmont will announce Louisville assistant Cameron Newbauer as its next women's basketball coach at a press conference on Monday, a source close to the program confirmed.
Newbauer replaces Brittney Ezell, who resigned two weeks ago after three seasons to take the same job at East Tennessee State.
Newbauer spent the last year under Jeff Walz at Louisville, which lost to Connecticut in the national championship game. Before joining the Cardinals, he served as an assistant for the men's and women's basketball programs at Georgia for nine years. In two stints with the men's program, he worked as a graduate manager and as the director of operations under Dennis Felton.
He spent five years under Hall of Fame women's coach Andy Landers, helping the Bulldogs to five NCAA Tournaments and two Sweet 16s. Newbauer has also served as director of operations stops at Siena College (N.Y.).
A native of Fort Wayne, Ind., he played one season of basketball at Madonna College (Mich.). He then transferred to IUPU-Fort Wayne, where he graduated in 2001.
Newbauer takes over a Belmont program that improved each season under Ezell. The Bruins won 11 games in 2011, 12 the next and went 18-14 last year with a trip to the Women's Basketball Invitational. Belmont loses its top two scorers but returns two starters and adds Kennesaw State transfer Taylor Mills.


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What is this?
Recently, I shared with you some of the lessons learned from our conversations with highly successful entrepreneurs over the past few months. But that's just part of the story. We also gained insight into what they do and why they do it.
Turns out these entrepreneurs have had plenty of interesting things to say. So in this post and the one following, I'm going to present a "greatest hits" package of sorts — highlights of our conversations with these high-impact entrepreneurs. Enjoy!
On being an entrepreneur:
"When you see an opportunity that you believe is compelling and large, it's hard not to think about it and take action to pursue it." – Tim Schigel, Founder, ShareThis; Fund Manager, Cintrifuse
"I'll confess that when Conifer Health became a reality, I felt the same pride and purpose I felt when I cut my first yard." – Stephen Mooney, President and CEO, Conifer Health Solutions
"It was one of those things that I couldn't not do." – Rob Daley, CEO, 4Moms
On finding the right people:
"What we do isn't rocket science, so we look for the right attitude first and foremost. The best skill set in the world can't make up for a lack of passion, enthusiasm and good humor." – Natasha and Chris Ashton, Co-founders and Co-CEOs, Petplan pet insurance
"If there was a playbook you could follow to success, we'd all be using it. But we're all different, and in our case, hard work and general enthusiasm are really important." – Ben Lerer, Co-founder and CEO, Thrillist
"Finding the right people is very, very difficult. Showing them appreciation shouldn't be." – Jason Kutney, CEO, Greentree SportsPlex; President of (and a player for) the Pittsburgh Riverhounds soccer club
On becoming — and staying — successful:
"Going through difficult times and figuring out what does and does not work are ultimately the reasons for success." – Steve Dabrow, Owner, Chelten House Products
"The reality is, entrepreneurs are programmed to be very idealistic … but we're also a little paranoid. Overcoming that paranoia and being open to things is really important." – Louis Piconi, Co-founder and SVP of Strategic Activities, Think Through Math
"There are always more than two sides to every story — so make sure you seek all sides before making a decision." – Carrie Freeman Parsons, Vice Chair, Freeman
Look for more to come next time, including our entrepreneurs' reflections on the past and the future.
Tell me: Do any of these entrepreneurial insights ring true to you? What else would you add to the list?


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Who doesn't love camwhores? Camwhoring is a blogger's favorite activity.
Plus, I'd love to do some rakugaki らくがき (doodling or scribbling) cute things on my selcas =p
So much fun and I'm sure that you'll love to rakugaki-ing your own selcas~♥
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|a cat wannabe^^
|a pig and a punch!
|awww~That's huuurt >.<
Taken early 2010~ I used my digicam, webcam (sorry for the noise), and my cellphone.
I swear didn't use any liquify tools and I'm not editing my skin =p
and here's my newest selcas =)
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GU tries out mobile version of Next IT virtual agent Ask Spike
Spokane's Next IT has developed a text message(SMS)-based version of its interactive virtual agent software and has installed it for Gonzaga University's "Ask Spike" application.
Gonzaga has been one of Next IT's early adopters of the virtual agent service, which allows people to chat or ask questions and get responses without human intervention.
Others who've adopted the technology are the U.S. Army (on GoArmy.com), some airlines and Merrill Lynch.
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Question 10
If murder is an unpardonable sin (Doctrine and Covenants 42:18, 79; 132:27), how could Moses appear in glory on the Mount of Transfiguration (Exodus 2:12; Matthew 17:3)? (Walter Martin, The Maze of Mormonism, Rev. & Enlarged Ed., [Regal Books, Ventura, CA:1978], P. 315)
Response by Malin L. Jacobs and Stanley D. Barker
Moses the Murderer?
This question can be reduced to two issues:
1. Is murder always an unpardonable sin?
Observe carefully the wording in the Doctrine and Covenants:
And now, behold, I speak unto the church. Thou shalt not kill; and he that kills shall not have forgiveness in this world, nor in the world to come (emphasis added).1
And it shall come to pass, that if any persons among you shall kill they shall be delivered up and dealt with according to the laws of the land; for remember that he hath no forgiveness; and it shall be proved according to the laws of the land (emphasis added).2
The blasphemy against the Holy Ghost, which shall not be forgiven in the world nor out of the world, is in that ye commit murder wherein ye shed innocent blood, and assent unto my death, after ye have received my new and everlasting covenant, sayeth the Lord God... (emphasis added)3
The Doctrine and Covenants is quite clear in applying the "unpardonable" qualifier "to the church," that is, to those who have accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior and covenanted to obey the laws and ordinances of the gospel.4 This application is in agreement with the Bible, which teaches that
...it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted of the heavenly gift, and were made partakers of the Holy Ghost, and have tasted the good word of God, and the powers of the world to come, If they shall fall away, to renew them again unto repentance; seeing they crucify to themselves the Son of God afresh, and put him to an open shame (emphasis added).5
...if we sin willfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, but a certain fearful looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour the adversaries (emphasis added).
He that despised Moses' law died without mercy under two or three witnesses: Of how much sorer punishment, suppose ye, shall he be thought worthy, who hath trodden under foot the Son of God, and hath counted the blood of the covenant, wherewith he was sanctified, an unholy thing, and hath done despite unto the Spirit of grace? For we know him that hath said, Vengeance belongeth unto me, I will recompense, saith the Lord. And again, The Lord shall judge his people. It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God (emphasis added).6
Moses killed the Egyptian7 before he had received the knowledge of the truth on Mount Sinai.8 Therefore, even if his action in killing the Egyptian was murder, according to the Scriptures, Moses would not have committed the unpardonable sin.
And it came to pass in those days, when Moses was grown, that he went out unto his brethren, and looked on their burdens: and he spied an Egyptian smiting an Hebrew, one of his brethren. And he looked this way and that way, and when he saw that there was no man, he slew the Egyptian, and hid him in the sand.9
The Hebrew word for "slew" used in Ex. 2:12 is "nakah" (pronounced naw-kaw). This word has several meanings, the primary of which is:
...strike (lightly or severely, lit. or fig.): - beat, cast forth, clap, give [wounds], X go forward, X indeed, kill, make [slaughter], murderer, punish, slaughter, slay (-er, ing), smite....10
While the definition can include murder, murder is a secondary definition. In contrast the word used in Ex. 2:12 is different from the word used in Ex. 20:13 wherein the Lord said: "Thou shalt not kill." The Hebrew word for "kill" in this case is "ratsach." Strong defines this word to mean:
to dash in pieces, i.e. kill (a human being), espec. to murder:-put to death, kill, (man-)slay (-er), murder(-er).11
It should be very apparent that in the Ten Commandments, the clear meaning of "ratsach" is murder.
Bible commentators identify what occurred in Ex. 2:12 as a slaying instead of murder.12 It is significant that Bible commentators also point out that the Bible nowhere condemns Moses' action. Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown tell us:
This act of Moses...by some has been condemned as rash and unjustifiable--in plain terms a deed of assassination. But...not only is it not spoken of as a crime in Scripture or as distressing the perpetrator with remorse, but according to existing customs among nomadic tribes, he was bound to avenge the blood of a brother.13
Not only do we have the example of different words in Hebrew to express various concepts of killing and their relative seriousness, but we have the same situation in our English language. English dictionaries contain a variety of words to convey the degree of seriousness and circumstances of different forms of taking life. For instance in one prominent dictionary the defnintion of kill includes the following note:
The same dictionary defines murder as:
Legal dictionaries make the same distinction between kill and murder:
The Hebrew commentator Rashi states that rather than simply hitting the Hebrew a few times (as might be inferred from the text), the Egyptian taskmaster was
...beating and flogging him. The [Hebrew] was the husband of Shelomith, the daughter of Dibri (see Levit. XXIV. 11), and the Egyptian taskmaster had set his fancy upon her. During the night he compelled him (her husband) to rise and made him leave the house. He, however, returned, entered the house and forced his attentions upon the woman, she believing it was her husband. The man returned and became aware of what had happened, and when the Egyptian perceived that he was aware of it he beat him and flogged him the whole day long (ib.).18
Such a beating would probably have killed the Hebrew, which may very well have been the Egyptian's intention. The killing of one engaged in attacking another is a case of excusable homicide, not murder.
The rules relating to the use of deadly force to save a third party from death or serious injury bear an obvious relation to the doctrines of self-defense. It is generally held...that homicide is excused when the actor reasonably believed the deceased to be the aggressor and the killing to be necessary to save the third party's life...it is generally held...that one may kill to prevent commission of a violent felony when he reasonably believes that such use of deadly force is necessary.19
Some have argued that since Moses "looked this way and that way," he was necessarily guilty of murder. These people refuse to consider other explanations for Moses' looking around. Moses' position was precarious with respect to Egyptian politics and intrigues. Josephus states:
One of those sacred scribes...told the king, that about this time there would be a child born to the Israelites, who, if he were reared, would bring the Egyptian dominion low, and would raise the Israelites... . Which thing was so feared by the king, that...he commanded that they should cast every male child, which was born to the Israelites, into the river, and destroy it...20
Thermuthis...adopted him [the baby Moses] for her son...and...carried Moses to her father... . And...she put the infant into her father's hands: so he took him, and hugged him close to his breast; and...put his diadem upon his head; but Moses threw it down to the ground, and...wreathed it round, and trod upon it with his feet... . But when the sacred scribe saw this...he made a violent attempt to kill him: and crying out in a frightful manner, he said, "This, O king! This child is he of whom God foretold, that if we kill him we shall be in no danger; he himself affords an attestation to the prediction of the same thing, by his trampling upon thy government, and treading upon thy diadem. Take him, therefore, out of the way, and deliver him; and deprive the Hebrews of the hope they have of being encouraged by him." But Thermuthis prevented him, and snatched the child away.21
Now the Egyptians...entertained a hatred to him, and were very eager in compassing their designs against him, as suspecting that he would take occasion, from his good success to raise a sedition, and bring innovations into Egypt; and told the king he ought to be slain. The king had also some intentions of himself to the same purpose, and...being instigated by the sacred scribes, he was ready to undertake to kill Moses; but when he had learned beforehand what plots there were against him he went away privately; and because the public roads were watched, he took his flight through the deserts, and where his enemies could not suspect he would travel...22
From the above it is apparent that for Moses' entire life in the Egyptian court he had to deal with government groups that wanted him dead. He had good reason to be concerned that his defense of his Hebrew brother might be observed and reported. Such a report would have provided an excuse to have him killed.
The Bible does not call Moses a murderer nor does it anywhere condemn his action in killing the Egyptian. In the eyes of God, and according to the law of most, if not all, human societies, this killing was excusable homicide, not murder.
The critics are in error in their suppositions that all killings are murder, that every murder, regardless of circumstances, is viewed by the LDS as an unpardonable sin, and that Moses was a murderer. The presence of Moses on the mount of transfiguration is consistent with both the Bible and the Doctrine and Covenants.
Earliest known discussion: This one.
1. Doctrine and Covenants 42:18. Hereafter referred to as D&C.
4. See Pearl of Great Price, Articles of Faith 3 and 4.
10. James Strong, The Exhaustive Concordance of The Bible, (Riverside Book and Bible House, Iowa Falls, Iowa: n.d.), Hebrew and Chaldee Dictionary: 78, #5221. Hereafter refered to as Strong.
12. See for example "Moses" in A.R. Fausset, Bible Encyclopedia and Dictionary Critical and Expository, (Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, MI: n.d.): 486.
13. Jamieson, Robert, A. R. Fausset, David Brown, A Commentary Critical and Explanatory of the Old and New Testaments, Volumes I and II, Second Large "Clear Type" Edition, (Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, MI: n.d.): 49.
14. Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary, (G. & C. Merriam Company, Springfield, MA:1969): 465. Hereafter referred to as Webster.
16. Black, M.A., Henry Campbell, Black's Law Dictionary, Rev. 4th Ed., (West Publishing Co., St. Paul, MN: 1968): 1009. Hereafter referred to as Black.
18. Rosenbaum, M. and A.M. Silbermann, trans., Pentateuch with Targum Onkelos, Haphtaroth and Rashi's Commentary - EXODUS, (Hebrew Publishing Company, New York, NY: nd): 8.
19. Allen, Francis Alfred, Homicide, Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1968 Ed., 11: 646. At the time he wrote this article Dr. Allen was Dean of the Law School, University of Michigan.
20. Josephus, Flavius, Antiquities of the Jews, in William Whiston, translator, Josephus Complete Works (Kregal Publications, Grand Rapids, Michigan: 1972): 55. Hereafter referred to as Antiquities.


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Our area of expertise is definitely the production of medicines and drugs, not their sale. But the products have to be sold to ensure they fulfill the actual purpose they have been designed for. Hence, to reach out to all individuals who need them, we have decided to strike a partnership deal with Good Life Medical Store, who would sell these pharmaceutical products that we manufacture.
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Up until last week I had not attended an AA meeting but had been turning the idea over in my head for a good few months as some of my fellow sober bloggers swear by it and I was looking to make friends locally and non virtually to help my sober journey moving forward. If you aren't sure about AA and are looking to dip your toe in the water then In The Rooms is a great place to start. I will share my feelings about my meeting experience in another post.
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The 19th International Riversymposium will address some of the world's most pressing river basin management challenges. How can we best balance economic development with environmental and livelihood values in our own unique parts of the world ?
The Greater Himalaya is one of the world's most populous regions, where climate change poses an additional risk to water security and river health. Ten major rivers drain the Greater Himalaya, providing water, food, energy and environmental services to around 1.5 billion people across central, south, southeast and east Asia ; supporting over one fifth of the global population on less than 2 percent of the global land mass.
This special part of the planet will play host to the 19th International Riversymposium in New Delhi, India. Hot topics will be addressed throughout the program incorporating perspectives from different sectors and parts of the world, with a specific sub-theme and post-conference tours dedicated to exploring the unique challenges of the Himalayas.
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Technocracy, once associated with communism under the former Soviet Union where leaders and members were mostly engineers, has taken on a different dimension. Now, governments of "experts" pushed in Italy and Greece to solve economic problems are the modern-day technocracies.
In Egypt, president Mohamed Morsi has decided upon a government made up of mostly technocrats.
But can technocrats – scientists, engineers and technologists – solve Egypt's economic and wider problems better than politicians and businessmen/women?
The idea is the hope is that such a move will calm the markets, stave off speculation, and reassure international financial institutions with a solid, sometimes banal, hand. Traditional political powers associated with corruption, blowing budgets and theatrical decisions, are pushed aside in favour of of technos who apparently have no interest in wooing the masses.
The traditional politicos, having blown their budgets and maxed out their national credit pandering to the public beast, are pushed aside in favor of technos who supposedly have no interest in wooing the masses.
It can work, this Economist post argues, as long as it's for a short period of time:
"Countries where electoral mandates are the ultimate source of political legitimacy usually turn to full-scale technocratic governments only for a short time, under a specific mandate and in unusual circumstances."
Even in highly political governments, the Economist article says, "technocrats rule big chunks of public life: central bankers are one example, typically enjoying huge constitutional protection from politicians' interference. So are regulators and, in a sense, the unsackable legal experts who work as judges."
Sounds a lot like every country in the world.
Even former president Hosni Mubarak's cabinets were technocratic until, in 2004, he allowed his son Gamal to appoint his favourite businessmen friends to change the course of the country's economy. But these figures were later charged with corruption crimes including steel magnate Ahmed Ezz and former trade minister Rachid Mohammed Rachid.
But Morsi's choices are just safe, pragmatic in the most unambitious way and are anything but visionary. As Christopher Dickey, at the Daily Beast, puts it:
"The problem right now—in Europe, the United States, and much of the rest of the world—is not a failure to make the numbers add up. It's the lack of political leaders with the guts, the smarts, and the charisma to persuade their constituents to accept the painful bottom line."
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ST. THOMAS, USVI—After a five-day trial, a federal jury on St. Thomas on May 8, 2010, convicted VIPD Sergeant Jerome Blyden and associate Gelean Mark of Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) charges, United States Attorney Ronald W. Sharpe; Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent-in-Charge Luis Fraticelli; Drug Enforcement Administration Special Agent-in-Charge Javier F. Pena; Acting United States Marshal Reginald Bradshaw; Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation Division (IRS CID) Special Agentin- Charge Daniel W. Auer; U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) Inspector-in-Charge David Collins, and Virgin Islands Police Commissioner Novelle Francis announced today.
Mark was convicted of operating a criminal enterprise, and he and Blyden were convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering in connection with the shooting of Nicholas Friday Jr., in May 2004. Mark faces a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison, 20 years for each count. Blyden faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. Sentencing has been set for August 18, 2010.
Evidence presented at trial established that from November 2004 through October 2005, Mark headed a criminal enterprise that engaged in narcotics distribution, unlawful gambling related to dog fighting, and acts of violence. The evidence also showed that Blyden was closely associated with Mark, and served as his enforcer in relation to Mark's drug trafficking. Testimony showed that on May 24, 2004, Mark and Blyden assaulted Friday because he posed a threat to the criminal enterprise's control of drug dealings in the Smith Bay area of St. Thomas.
This case was investigated by the federal Public Corruption Task Force, which comprises the FBI, DEA, U.S. Marshals Service, IRS CID, USPIS and Virgin Islands Police Department. It was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Kim R. Lindquist and Nolan D. Paige.


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"By faith Abraham, WHEN HE WAS CALLED, OBEYED by going out to a place which he was to receive for an inheritance; and he went out, not knowing where he was going. By faith he lived as an alien in the land of promise, as in a foreign land, dwelling in tents with Isaac and Jacob, fellow heirs of the same promise; for he was looking for the city which has foundations, whose architect and builder is God." (Heb 11:8-10)
"Now these things happened to them as an EXAMPLE, and they were written for OUR INSTRUCTION, upon whom the ends of the ages have come." (1 Cor. 10:11)
"For whatever was written in earlier times was written for OUR INSTRUCTION, that through perseverance and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope." (Rom. 15:4)
Men craftily design and disseminate their humanly-invented doctrines and dogmas, founded in strife, envy, self-aggrandizement, and selfish-ambition, and aimed at controlling and corralling others, like crabs in a bucket, to preclude them from fulfilling their callings and dreams. Like Joseph's family, they surmise their calling is to be "dream killers."
One such concept posits that you may have a "calling" from God, but you dare not "go out" to pursue it, until you've received your "commissioning," for "calling" and "commissioning" are not the same thing. And, very often according to them, THEY are the ones who will determine and decide when you are "ready" for your commissioning, which must come from them, when they lay THEIR hands upon you. In the meantime, you must "sit at their feet" and "serve" them to "prepare" you for your "commissioning."
Clearly, that is contrary to what GOD thinks, and HIS Word, Will, and Ways!
In the example of Abraham, he obeyed God's call and went out "WHEN HE WAS CALLED!" He did not "wait" for a "commissioning" from some other man or organization of men.
And, it was "BY FAITH" in God and His ability to perform what He promises, not by the purported "authorization" of men, that he went out in obedience to God's calling!
Furthermore, "he went out, not knowing where he was going," because where he was going did not even exist "when he was called," and could not be either conceived or built by the hands of men, "for he was looking for the CITY which has foundations, whose architect and builder is GOD! That "city" was/is the Church-Bride of Christ (cf., Rev. 21:2; Heb. 12:22,23; et al.), which was not even manifest yet when Abraham went out looking for it!
In God, in the Kingdom of God, your destiny is your ultimate destination. God's calling on your life is your identity. Your calling defines you and the course of your life, in so far as God is concerned. Your calling is a prophetic snapshot of your life in God's mind; i.e., your destiny.
On the map designed by God, all roads lead to your destiny, i.e., your intended final destination. Inherent in your calling is your destiny. The call from God is His call TO your destiny.
God's "call" is His personal invitation to you to perceive, accept, and assimilate, that is, line your life up with, His purposes and plans for you.
Your sense of self-worth along the road of life is inextricably linked to your calling, the invitation from God to your ultimate destination. If you get into total agreement, unanimity, with it, and therefore align your life to it, then you will live with a constant overall sense of self-worth. If not, you will live under a constant cloud of unworthiness, diffidence, inferiority, and defeat.
Abraham, Father of Multitudes, did not attain unto his destiny until he reached his destination when he left this life and was joined with the Heavenly Father (of whom he was a human type while on Earth) in the Heavenly Jerusalem. The Heavenly Jerusalem, which John the Revelator in the vision he was given (which is yet to come to pass) saw coming down from Heaven to the Earth, the genuine Mount Zion, IS the "City" Abraham "went out" looking for, the city which has foundations (apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus the Cornerstone [Eph. 2:20]), and "whose architect and builder is God!" "I will build MY Church" (Mat. 16:18), Jesus declared, and indeed He perseveres in that task yet today, more than two millennia later!
Abraham and his life was an example for all believers to emulate. It is incumbent upon us all to take a lesson from Abraham and what God reveals to us about him in His Story.
God's calling upon humans, in terms of its essence and its source of empowerment, is not a natural thing, but supernatural. Like the Kingdom itself, it cannot be perceived with natural eyes, but rather only with spiritual eyes, because the source of empowerment is the Holy Spirit Himself. Anything whose power source can be seen with natural eyes, is perceivable through natural eyesight, it is NOT of the Spirit, and therefore is not from God!
A familiar and oft-cited motivation industry mantra is: "Whatever the mind of man can conceive, it can achieve." But, that applies only to human, earthly, natural achievements, and human, earthly, natural achievements are NOT God things, or Kingdom things, per se! God things are not initially conceived in the minds of men, for their architect and builder is God. What an architect expresses in a blueprint was first a concept in his mind before it was laid out on paper.
Kingdom things are concepts originating in the mind of God; He is their originator, author, inventor, "conceiver," the "artist," the architect, the builder. Kingdom things are never conceived in the mind of men, but only in the mind of God. Then God—the master architect and builder—REVEALS them to the mind of men who receive them as a revelation from God. God is the Builder as well as the Architect of Kingdom things, but He never by-passes His Church; whatever He does on Earth, He reveals and "transfers" to men for the building or manifestation in the natural of the pattern delineated on the Spiritual blueprint.
Thus, the concept espoused by many that man must commission you to what God has called you to is nonsensical and ludicrous. The calling to Kingdom assignments and accomplishments, which are spiritual in nature, can only originate from God, and therefore the commissioning to fulfill them can only originate with God as well.
The lesson of it all is: Man can't conceive or build what you are called to spiritually, for its Architect and Builder is GOD, not men! Men can neither call nor commission you to your God-appointed destiny. It is obvious and a certainty that no man or organization of men can call or commission you to what they cannot even conceive.
You will not reach your destination the first day, or the second day, or most likely for many, many days, but you must journey on every day, because your calling is a journey! In the process of the journey, God will make the man in whom he has deposited the empowerment to fulfill the calling. The achievements of the calling fulfilled is your gift to God; the making of who you become during the course of the journey is God's gift to you!
The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; A broken and a contrite heart, O God, You will not despise. (Psa 51:17)
For thus says the high and exalted One Who lives forever, whose name is Holy, "I dwell on a high and holy place, And also with the contrite and lowly of spirit In order to revive the spirit of the lowly And to revive the heart of the contrite. (Isa 57:15)
"For My hand made all these things, Thus all these things came into being," declares the LORD. "But to this one I will look, To him who is humble and contrite of spirit, and who trembles at My word. (Isa 66:2)
God calls not the self-qualified, self-confident, and self-empowered, but qualifies and empowers the called who have a humble broken, contrite, and obedient spirit!
"Not that we are adequate in ourselves to consider anything as coming from ourselves, but OUR ADEQUACY IS FROM GOD" (2 Cor. 3:5).
Those whom God calls are at all times keenly aware and ever-mindful that their adequacy to fulfill their calling comes from God and not themselves!
If you are called by God to a Kingdom-assignment, it is not because you are in any way adequate, qualified, or able within yourself to accomplish the task, but rather because He has given you an opportunity to prove your pliability in His hands, your willingness to be re-made into His Image, and that you have a contrite spirit that moves you to rely entirely upon Him and His Spirit to empower you to accomplish what He needs you to accomplish. There are no "cush" assignments in the Kingdom!
Obey your call from God when He calls you! Don't look or wait for the affirmation, approval, and agreement of others. The call is an invitation to embark upon a journey to attain unto your destiny, which is your destination. All along the way, there will be tests, trials, tribulations, and troubles, but if you will by faith persevere through the fierce resistance opposing your advancement and surmount the mountains that attempt to stand in your way and stop you, you will eventually and inevitably arrive, attain, and apprehend…at the end of your course. You will not arrive at the start but the end of the journey, when you, like the Apostle Paul, "have finished (your) course." The ending place will be far from your starting place.
"And without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who seek Him." (Heb 11:6)
The truth of the matter is that regardless of the particulars of each believers' particular calling, the end goal is always the same—in the Kingdom, all roads lead to the final destination of a place called, "FAITH!"
As an addendum to this article first published on my ministry website, SLM Online, that there could not be a more critical message than this one in a day when the Church's most desperate need is genuine Holy Ghost inspired and driven leadership. Unfortunately, in this hour, myriads of pulpits in the churches in America, in particular, are filled with pious pontificators that are more performers than they are genuine leaders.
Every now and then, the Holy Spirit will begin speaking to me about a matter, and leads me to post what He speaks to me on my Facebook Timeline. When that happens, what usually ensues is a series of posts related to the topic that come in short bursts. One of those times was a few days ago. The issue was one I've been writing about for several decades, i.e., geunuine, Spirit-led servitude-based leadership in the Body of Christ juxtaposed to the self-centered, self-aggrandizing, hyper-authoritarian "leadership" prevalent today particularly in the Pentecostal/Neo-Pentecostal ecclesiastical realm. The following is the series of thoughts the Holy Spirit spoke to me in this regard, that is so very appropos to the subject of this article that I had originally written and posted on my Facebook Timeline as a note in April 2011. I offer these Spirit-given comments as stand alone commentary without further amplification because they speak resoundingly and profoundly for themselves.
The only peerless person ever to live was Jesus Christ. The future and capacity of leaders in any arena who view themselves as peerless is limited and will fall far short of greatness.
Genuine, Heaven-endorsed spiritual leaders are not narcissists who arrogate themselves above others to occupy the pinnacle of a hierarchical chain-of-command because they view themselves as peerless, but rather they are consensus-builders who deliberately seek to establish horizontal relationships with peers and colleagues and thereby construct a team of leaders working together in real concinnity (individual parts harmoniously working together as a whole) and mutual esteem to accomplish the purposes and plans of God on earth.
Satan does all he can to promote religious performers adept at captivating people because their message poses no threat to him whatsoever.
The Church's desperate need in this hour is battle-tested, fire-tempered, Heaven-commissioned generals to command the armies of God!
Christendom today is inundated with performers posing as leaders whose pontifications are devoid of power to spiritually advance believers.
Don't be duped by and drawn into following the motivational TV performers posing as leaders who've never been tried in the combat of life and whose message is more about drawing attention and disciples to themselves than equipping and empowering believers for the work of service/ministry.
Leadership implies movement. Genuine leaders motivate their followers to forward movement or advancement as opposed to permanently occupying an oasis of spiritual enlightenment they happen to come upon in the deserts and wildernesses along the journey toward the Promise Land. Performers pontificate to a seated/stationary audience from a stage built to be seen, not lead.
Genuine leaders are driven to advance followers to where they are. Pontificators of humanistic piety performing on stages not so driven are not spiritual leaders ordained by God but mere thespian performers.###


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Poole's first Seven Seas Festival a great success
Bringing the world's music, food and culture to the shores of Poole Harbour in a celebration of the town's maritime heritage, the first Seven Seas Festival has been hailed a great success by the town's Deputy Mayor.
"There was a real buzz amongst the festival visitors and people's comments were full of praise," says Cllr Xena Dion.
More than 28,000 people visited Harbourside Park to enjoy a weekend of live music, entertainment and street food organised in seven micro-sites representing the seven seas. Highlights included the 35-metre high Big Wheel, Circo Rum Ba Ba's life-size inflatable sperm whale, the Dorset Stormtroopers with Julia's House and the free Igloo Dome kids' zone with guest appearances from Britain's Got Talent star Allan Turner-Ward, Mr Merlin and Okey Dokey Dragon.
On stage top tribute band headliners Rhapsody, One Step Behind and the Ed Sheeran Experience gave the crowds plenty to cheer about, as did the full programme of local bands, while the food and drink producers kept the hungry hordes satisfied with a world of taste and flavour.
"It was an incredible weekend of free family fun – people are going to be talking about this until the next one next year," says festival director Ben Dyas of Immense Events.
"We had a few showers on Saturday but that didn't stop Matt Black and Chris Payn stirring up a storm in the Harry Rocks beer tent. My personal highlight though had to be Lobster A La Carte – a six-metre high blow up lobster being pushed around in a cart by a very dapper gentleman in a rather twee red suit. Absolute genius!"
The Seven Seas Festival was presented as part of Poole Maritime Festival that attracted some 70,000 people to the town with further events on the Quay, the Marina and in Poole Park.
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2010-08-10MARYVILLE, MO | By: Wayman
The agency responsible for representing indigent people in court has refused to take new cases in some parts of the State because of high case loads. It pegged September 1st as doing the same for 6 Northwest Missouri Counties. In the 4th judicial circuit in Northwest Missorui, the defender's office says they're running at 190% what they should be. A proposal was struck at a meeting Friday afternoon in Maryville in which judges are considering whether to appoint private attorneys to represent less-serious charges, freeing up time for the public defenders. Greg Mermelstein is with the state public defender's office and says if they see a "Good Faith Effort" to reduce the number of hours public defenders spend on cases in Northwest Missouri, they'll waive the September 1st cut-off for new cases. Similar negotiations with Andrew, Buchanan, and surrounding Counties on court case loads will happen later this month.


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Stanton To The Rescue!
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Attendance: 5006
Hibs produced a stunning comeback to deflate a plucky Dumbarton side who found themselves two goals to the good with only half an hour to play.
The natives were certainly restless after Megginson and Gilhaney had saw the visitors net twice in the space of 7 minutes early in the second half but a storming final 15 minutes, led by Farid El Alagui saw Alan Stubbs men home.
Home supporters were convinced their bad luck in front of goal was set to continue after they found themselves trailing to The Sons only two attempts despite dominating and there were more than a few disgruntled Hibbies who stormed out at 0-2.
It's fair to say Hibs could easily have been two or three up at half time such was the chances they made first half but it was the second period that people will remember.
Dumbarton took the lead in 51 minutes when former Hibee Colin Nish won a header from a corner which was dispatched past Mark Oxley by Megginson.
With Hibs still reeling from that setback, Dumbarton's first serious goal attempt, they suddenly found themselves two down.
Yet another corner was the catalyst and after a goalmouth scramble, Gilhaney provided the final touch to send the small contingent of travelling fans into dreamland.
If Hibs were reeling from the first, they were stunned by the second and it took them until 12 minutes from time to grab a lifeline back into the game.
Farid El Alagui who had been guilty of passing up chances, knocked in a David Gray cross as Hibs surged forward searching to break their duck.
Once Hibees pulled one back there was an eerie expectancy about the support that believed their favourites could go on and win the tie and with barely 5 minutes left El Alagui netted his second and the equalising goal.
The big hit man was left unmarked in the box and his powerful header gave 'keeper Rogers little chance.
With time running out, it looked like there would be extra time but substitute Sam Stanton, on for the un impressive Handling, had other ideas when into injury time he fired home a rifling long range effort into the top corner.
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Sorry i just saw this thread now. Glad you like your lights!
Derek. *no-no* asshole? really? just because i think your girlfriend is cute doesn't make me an asshole. All the other things i think, however, probably do:P
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Derek, ya im more then happy, they look awesome. You should see my car, alot has changed, I love it lol. Hows the Porsche?
Ivan, Ill drop a pic or two in the rides section soon. Thanks Again Bro.
you broke up with that girl?
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Sheldon, I'm glad you kept the car, can't wait to see some pics. The Porsche is good, running well, but I am not able to drive it that much because I can't really drive it to work, and I would have to park it on the street if I did. Looking to get it on the track this season though.
Ivan, yes we broke up after 4 years or something? It was time to move on....
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Sound Shapes launched back in August for the PlayStation 3 and Vita via the PlayStation Network. Developer Queasy Games put down a strong foundation for the game by delivering a single player mode that was simple, entertaining fun. Thanks to stellar tracks from artists such as Beck and I Am Robot and Proud, the game offered its fans a real musical treat. Seven months have passed, and Sound Shapes continues to thrive thanks to its level creation component and the very fan base that acts as the driving force behind it. Some new content has been released for the game in the form of both paid DLC and a free update. What can Sound Shapes fans expect from the Car Mini-Album and Community Milkcrate add-ons?
The latest DLC pack, the Car Mini-Album and Entity Pack, is priced at $1.99 and features a couple of new stages and level editor features. The big new addition, however, comes in the form of two cars. These vehicles allow you to jump off ramps, ride through loops, and drive at high speeds through levels. The first car introduced in the single player mode essentially turns Sound Shapes into a physics-based trials-esque experience. Meanwhile the second vehicle does the same, albeit with the added danger of exploding if it lands upside down, making for more challenging and pleasantly hectic moments.
Sadly, there are only two real Campaign stages and a quick tutorial level in the vehicle pack. These really only serve to get you acclimated to the driving mechanics. It's obvious that this paid DLC is intended to offer the fans of the level editor even more options for designing new challenges in what can already be considered a highly robust mode. While it's certainly a shame that there weren't more developer-created vehicle levels, at $1.99, the community of Sound Shapes lovers is definitely getting a great deal of awesome new tools to go crazy and toil away on brand new types of levels.
Speaking of the fan base, Queasy also released a free update that adds the Community Milkcrate. This feature consists of 35 user-generated levels spanning six entire albums put together by the developer. Each album has a different overarching theme ranging from short stages to highly challenging levels. The music put together by the fans in these creations is great for the most part, but it's the actual platforming that really stands out. Campaign mode featured lovely stages that weren't so much difficult as they were a sheer joy to play through. The Sound Shapes community has obviously tapped into its inner masochist, providing some truly daunting levels with joyously punishing platforming.
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For Sound Shapes fans wanting to get even more out of the game, the new car DLC is definitely worth the $1.99. You get some cool vehicles that add a nice wrinkle to the gameplay, as well as more options to create your very own content with. The free update is absolutely worth checking out, too. Offline play is great, and the addition of 35 standout stages created by the Sound Shapes faithful are a blast to play through. If you've been meaning to jump back into this delightful music-powered platformer, or if you're a devoted fan just looking for more content to play, you'll get exactly that with the latest round of Sound Shapes add-ons.
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