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Why should you encourage someone? Does it really make a difference?
[Steve Myers] Have you ever wondered if you should give someone an encouraging word? Absolutely. The Bible teaches that we all need encouragement. We all need to be built up. We all need to be uplifted, and we each have an opportunity probably every single day to encourage someone else.
The American author Mark Twain once said, "I can live two months on one good compliment." That's a good example.
In fact, there's an amazing example in the book of Acts about how much encouragement can really make a difference. Here's what it says in Acts 15:30 Acts 15:30So when they were dismissed, they came to Antioch: and when they had gathered the multitude together, they delivered the letter:
American King James Version×, let's look at that. Acts 15:30 Acts 15:30So when they were dismissed, they came to Antioch: and when they had gathered the multitude together, they delivered the letter:
American King James Version×, here's what it says, it says, "They were sent off," talking about the disciples. They came to Antioch. Guess what happened in Antioch? It says they had gathered a multitude together and it says when they had read this letter that they delivered, they rejoiced over its encouragement. Even a letter can bring someone up and change your perspective, give you a different point of view to really have a positive outlook.
Can you have that kind of impact on someone? The Bible says you can. Don't think just because you give someone a compliment, you encourage someone that that's just going to cause them to get a big head because that doesn't have to be the case. We all need encouragement. And in one way or another we have an opportunity to do that. In fact someone once told me, "How can you decide if someone needs some encouragement?" They said, "Check out to see if they're breathing. And if they are, they need encouragement." So I think the point is we all need encouragement. In fact if you keep reading there in the book of Acts, verse 32 it says, "Judas and Silas who were also prophets said many things to encourage the believers, the brethren, and make them stronger" (Acts 15:32 Acts 15:32And Judas and Silas, being prophets also themselves, exhorted the brothers with many words, and confirmed them.
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Do you carry a gun? Do you have a concealed carry permit, but leave your gun at home most of the time, because you're going someplace "safe"? Yeah. I've done that, too. But a gun left at home does you exactly the same amount of 'good' as no gun at all. Need proof? Let me tell you about my morning…
I usually start my mornings going through emails, checking my various Facebook pages (I do a lot of networking professionally on FB), and I ran across a post from a FB friend, who'd linked to an obituary for someone I didn't know from awhile back. I don't usually read obits, unless I know the subject, but when they mentioned that this young man (22 years old) died a hero, I wanted to read more. Turns out this murder strikes a lot closer to home than I'd imagined.
I'm currently living in Shreveport, Louisiana. Grew up here, moved away and now I'm back (apparently, Thomas Wolfe was full of it). I'm a single dad, raising a teen-age daughter. I live in the house where I grew up. It's a relatively safe neighborhood, in a relatively safe city. I have a girlfriend – someone I graduated with from high school – not really high school sweethearts, as we didn't know each other well back then, but there's a connection forged through common experiences and common friends, nonetheless. She lives in a newly-purchased condo, in a gated community on a bayou. Just across the street from her community is an apartment complex.
As stated in the obituary, on September 2nd, a 22-year-old kid walked into his friends' apartment early that Sunday morning. What he found would make most people run like Hell. His friends were on the floor, hands on their heads, held at gunpoint by two masked thugs. He'd walked into the middle of a home invasion. Seems the two perps encountered the two residents sitting on their patio and forced them inside at gunpoint. The thieves were on their way out with the swag they'd stolen. Now most people would either freeze in panic or run away. But Noah Randle decided to fight back. It would be the last decision he'd make. After a brief struggle, one of the criminals shot Randle in the head, then both fled the scene. Randle was pronounced dead at LSU Medical Center. No one else was injured in the incident.
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It's frighteningly easy to play armchair quarterback in a case like this. There is literally no way to predict what might have happened if even one detail of the story had been changed. What if the roommates had been armed? What if Randle had been carrying a concealed weapon? What if the gun had misfired? You can drive yourself nuts with this kind of speculation. But while it's impossible to say that had one of the victims been armed, Randle would not have died, we can say that putting guns in the hands of the victims would have, more than likely, changed the outcome to the advantage of the victims.
When you conceal carry, you have a completely different mindset. Because you are constantly aware of your sidearm and the enormous responsibility that goes along with carrying it (if only to keep within compliance of the law and not lose your permit), you constantly look at life through different eyes. You are (or should be) in a perpetual state of Condition Yellow, evaluating every situation, and looking for threats. This is not as paranoid or spooky as it sounds. It's just a part of being consciously competent, and aware of your surroundings.
So let's hypothesize that Randle had a permit and a gun. If he'd walked into a situation like this armed, he might not have been able to bring his gun to bear. But then again, he might have. We can't know, but statistically speaking, those who carry have a disproportionately smaller risk of becoming victims in home invasions.
Why? It may simply be because they are situationally aware, and don't put themselves in situations where they are at risk. It may be carrying makes them carry themselves differently – there's plenty of research that indicates criminals prey first on the weak, and fortune favors the prepared (which isn't necessarily researched, just common sense). Take your pick of aphorisms. Whatever the reason, the odds favor someone surviving a close encounter with a perp much better if the potential victim is armed.
Randle's funeral was be held on that Thursday. His friends and family say he died a hero and I would agree: anybody that has the guts to defend his friends, especially if he's unarmed, is a hero in my book. Sadly, he's a dead hero. As an armchair quarterback, I'm completely unqualified to judge if Randle would have been better off not confronting the criminals or if he or his friends might have all lived had he not. I wasn't there. But confronted with the same situation, I'd wager there are a lot of people who would have acted the same way Randle did, gun or not. Having a gun might have really come in handy.


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Because I want our children to have these memories of a mama who smiles easily, listens closely, shapes laughter and grace, compassion and thanks and all these good days out of all the tangled craziness.
But I'm not sure when it happened.
When I first realized the sighs and whines and groans slipping out of my mouth – over the littlest of things. Or how my children too often became inconveniences… interruptions.
Why was I all of a sudden so surprised by the puddles of water after a bath? Why did I groan every time we went somewhere and I had to find missing shoes, zip up coats, and buckle safety-straps? When would I stop counting the numbers of interruptions, the loads of laundry, the hours I didn't get to sleep? How long would I find myself cringing at the decibel of happy-noise, instead of joining in with it? Why would I sigh when my boy came to me with crocodile tears instead of having compassion on him?
I remember the day the little old lady with gray curls, smiles of wrinkles, and a heart of gold took my hands in hers. And I looked into the gentle eyes of this mama who had birthed nine babies and raised them to love Jesus though she had married an alcoholic, an atheist.
And she didn't sugar-coat motherhood. She knew the pains, the toils, the messes, the not-liking-being-a-mom moments.
But she also knew the countless joys, and the beauty found in knees bent low – in prayers prayed, in shoes tied, in crumbs swept off the floor, in getting down with aching joints in trust of her Father when her kids didn't seem to have a father.
And she told me I could too – if I would remember who my God is and who my children are.
I remember smiling and nodding and thinking that I wasn't planning to get amnesia anytime soon. Yes, I mess up my kids' names. But I'm their mom. I'm not about to forget who they are – even if I did have to put the doctor's office on hold every time they asked which child I was calling about.
It wasn't until I recognized the little acts of discontent quietly creeping into my life that I understood that gem of wisdom.
That it's not just about whether I say the right name at the right time, but it's remembering that in my home are little souls. And I shouldn't be shocked when they act like… get this… children. :)
And God?
He knows how you, how me, how any of us are formed. He remembers that we are dust. And God-became-flesh may have been amazed at their unbelief, but He didn't sigh over their neediness. He didn't groan every time someone came to be healed. He wasn't surprised when they got hungry. He had compassion.
He saw them as real souls.
So for all of us who have always aspired to be moms, yet find sighs and moans our new primary language – and for all of us who have been thrown into this mothering gig, and had NO idea – here's a start of a list to help us know who our children really are…
(Hoping you can smile and nod and giggle just a bit along with me – and that together we'll see the joy in who God made our children to be today. Maybe, just maybe, we'll fall in love all over.)
Children are messy.
They dump organized toys into a pile of stuff in the walkway. They spill juice and milk and hot-chocolate and nail-polish. They spit-up on your shirt. Clog toilets. Explode poop across the room. Track mud prints everywhere. And drop paper scraps, hair accessories and every single Lego ragtag all over. They leave permanent markings on walls and books and living room couches while you're trying to take a shower. And they make a mountain of crumbs from one little cracker – it's amazing! Like their own little fish and bread miracle?
Their slobbery faces leave smudges on mirrors and windows and grocery cart handles (and occasionally the dreaded public restroom stall). And their sticky fingers entwine with yours and streak right to the depths of your heart.
Children fall – a lot.
Bumps. Bruises. Casts. Stitches. Scars left blaring or hidden on the inside. And we can baby-proof all we want to, and protect as best as we can. But if our kids never fall, they just might never learn how to stand on their own two feet. Sometimes I think this is where our kids can learn the most… about life and courage and getting back up again after a fall. It's this crazy thin-line dance between protecting our kids, and realizing that broken arms and broken hearts happen, and might just bring about the most glorious of life lessons.
We can't protect our kids from everything – whether it be a bee sting or bike crash or walking into a wall (or maybe that's just my kids). So let's show them how to crawl to Jesus when they are down, and not forget to reveal how to rise again after a fall.
Children are children.
They are not adults yet. It should be a no brainer, but I seem to need a reminder every so often that it's normal and fun and incredibly awesome to be a kid. To have energy and innocence and wonder and no cares about what others think about crazy hair-dos and mismatched outfits or if you're running behind for that appointment. To be loud and forgetful and silly and not know how to cut paper.
And while I want my kids to be respectful, wise, mature, and responsible – it takes time and lots and lots and lots of practice (and even more patience from an adult willing to come alongside them to guide them and answer their millions of questions).
Children are individuals.
Each one unique in their own special ways. With their own personalities and interests and character traits and quirkiness.
She doesn't like cheese no matter how I try to hide it. He will always run out of the room and around the house during "intense" parts of a movie. She has to have her clothes just right. She, I think, was born mischievous. She chases every stray animal in hopes of making it her pet. And she just might build her own orphanage one day.
And I can choose to nurture these children in all their quirkiness, even when I don't understand it. I can let them be people, and have their own opinions. I can learn to listen deeply, and to find value in who God has and is making them.
Children are sinners.
Yep. Even the cute, snuggly, smiley, melt-your-heart ones. And nothing can quite prepare you for that first time you know that your sweet little angel knows that what she's doing is wrong – or the time after and the time after and the time after that. And at some point each of these babes who were cradled in wombs will crush the hearts of those who love them most.
It's this tender place where the need for a Savior is so raw and so real. And Jesus says, "Come!"
Children are followers.
I'll always remember the sweet tiny hands that patted my back as I rocked her to sleep – a mimic of her mama. And I'll probably never forget the look on her face when she scowled at her unsuspecting baby dolls.
Little eyes always watching. Little ears always listening. Little hands and hearts that need to be taught how to serve and love and forgive one load of laundry, one misunderstanding, one grocery store run at a time.
Children are image bearers.
It doesn't matter if they were born with three toes or an extra chromosome. If their hair is curly or straight. If they have light skin, dark skin, in-between skin. If they excel in math or fail in spelling. If they live on this side of the world or bone-thin across the ocean. Every life is valuable, because every life bears the image of God.
Just as he has my dimples and she has a way of talking just like her mama – God's fingerprints are all over this dust that He breathed right into… beautiful reflections of Him.
Children are not the center of the world.
They might think they are, and I might be tempted to place them in this exalted spot at times. But these children must know that although they are precious image-bearers of God, they are not and never will be Him! There simply isn't room to put our children in that position when we're centering our lives around Christ.
It's okay for them to wait. It's okay to tell them "no" even when everyone else seems to be saying "yes." It's okay for everything to not be exactly to-the-millimeter fair. It's okay to teach them to show honor by putting others first. It is okay for them to realize they are but dust. And as I lovingly show these little ones that the world does not revolve around them, I must remember that I can't do so while acting like it revolves around me either.
Children cost time and energy, privacy and tears, sleep and money, love and prayers.
They have this innate sense of knowing the moment an adult is on the phone – even when they've been happily playing on the complete other side of the house and their mama happens to be hidden away in a closet trying to make herself comfortable on top of the hamper. And they are so good at squishing their little faces to the ground to peer through and poke as many wiggly fingers under the crack beneath the bathroom door… that is until they learn how to unlock it. They wake us up with hunger cries and bad dreams and wet beds, and they steal our place in bed. They get sick ten minutes into vacation. They make the process of getting out the door one hundred times longer. They need their food cut up into eventually thousands of bite-sized pieces.
Oh, and did you know that if you have two kids, you spend about 1460 minutes each year just brushing their teeth!? That's over twenty-four hours of bubbles and spit. You're welcome. – And, yes, Dr. Hankerson, we are working on flossing. :)
Once smooth skin is made stretch-marked flabby. And they stretch into the deepest places of your very being.
But I dare say they're worth every single sacrificial penny!
Children give.
When the little boy had no coins to offer, he emptied his pockets inside out and came up with a half-ripped sticker – but he gave it anyway.
Though they take, they have got to be some of the best givers ever. Of hugs and dandelions and already been chewed crackers. Of smiles and forgiveness and all that can be found in their pockets.
Children grow.
And it happened. I turned one day from cutting pizza into slices looking for babes crawling at my ankles, only to end up looking at eyes that reach almost to my own. No more colicky babies. No more cribs. No more diapers. And this season of half a dozen kids ages 9 down to 2 will soon be but a memory as well.
Them growing me in ways I never thought possible. In wombs and arms and grace and love.
Children are a gift.
"Children are a gift from the LORD; they are a reward from him." – Psalm 127:3 NLT
A gift. A treasure. From the LORD.
So, no more sighing or groaning (except when I forget once again, and need to come back to remember). For although motherhood is hard, I can choose to see… to see my children for who they really are… to see my God for who He really is… to see Joy in the the tangled craziness of it all.
Memorizing Psalm 103 with us? Here are this week's verses…
13 As a father has compassion on his children,
so the Lord has compassion on those who fear him;
14 for he knows how we are formed,
he remembers that we are dust.
Psalm 103:13-14 NIV


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The Los Angeles Angels had a six-run lead after four innings, and appeared in line to cruise to Victory Lane. But the Texas Rangers didn't go down without a fight.
The Rangers rallied all the way back to tie the game on a solo home run by Ian Kinsler in the ninth, but then saw the Angels regain a three-run lead off Joe Nathan in the 10th.
But Nelson Cruz opened the bottom of the 10th with a homer, sparking what became a walk-off victory for the Rangers. Elvis Andrus proved to be the hero of the game, delivering a two-run single to send the Rangers to an 11-10 victory.
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I just found this article in the "Articles" section of this site. http://www.ytmag.com/articles/artint195.htmYou are correct. Prong 2 should be going to the BATT terminal on the alternator. However, if I'm reading this right, Prong 1 should be going to the "start" position on the key ignition, not the "off" position. Is this correct?Right now, the wiring has been electrical taped, giving the impression that the wires coming out of the prongs are spliced into the other wire from the post to the Off position. I will unwrap this wiring this weekend and figure out what's going on. Thanks for your help.
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Canon SX50 (and, we hope, SX60) from BIRDING perspective
There has been lots of speculation about Canon's SX60, a true legend in a future time. Or so it seems now, in early June 2014, when some of us have "wondered" about this camera-to-be for over a year.
Because, intentionally or by chance, Canon created a bird-watcher's dream with the SX50. I'm 67. Half a century ago, my teenage-self talked about the thrill it would be to share the things we were seeing with friends. People are born sensitive to a natural world, or not sensitive to it. We try to kindle other people's interests.
We say we are given our oxygen and our sugars (carbohydrates) from green leaves: we could not be on this planet without them. We wish there was a Photosynthesis Day; it seems so obvious. No, Earth Day is too political for our liking. But, Anyway.
So our impossible dream of being able to photograph a few of the 300 to 400 dpecies of birds that are on many city-lists is now a possibility.
We "grab" these pictures with delight. There are a few superbly talented individuals are some lucky shots which provide both close-up pictures AND very good photography. But that doesn't matter. "Grabs" are "impossible pictures" we are SO happy to get. In fact, "grabs" are most likely for the first pictures we get of most species. "This is not a great picture, but it is the best I have ever taken--maybe the only photo I've ever taken--of this species." This could not be done, the way I describe, before now. Even with a ton of money, we didn't have the speed, or the possibility of doing this without a tripod. I'm talking about being in the right place at the right time--for 7 seconds. Or, lucky lucky you, for 20 seconds.
The Sony HX100v was darned good. The Nikon P5xx series is right in there too. I like the Canon SX50 because (1) it has the 1200mm-equiv lens; (2) the LCD screen can be completely reversed for most of my walking time; (3) the "tiny, too-tiny, ridiculously inadequate, 1/7th-minimum-size, useless" sensor has not been a problem AT ALL in either Costa Rican cloud forest nor Pacific Northwest rainforest.
Please, Mr. Canon: (1)The camera would capture many birds better with 60p, like a Sony, for video. (2) The auto-focus is very good but is ALWAYS going to be too slow and too wrong, on any camera, so a "perfecter" auto-focus would be so nice. (3) The camera settings should be momentarily freezeable, as on a cell-phone, to prevent the base of my thumb from accidentally pressing buttons and costing me, by now, hundreds of good pictures. It happens every time I go on a photography walk.
Hence a birder's interest in the SX60. Might Canon improve some of those features? Oh, I love the SX50. But that's just the point.
What about that Auto mode I just mentioned? Well, it's the best technique when you have 7 seconds. That includes the time you have to actually GET your moving bird into the field of view. For hummingbirds, I can generally get my shot in about 4 seconds; I'm old but still pretty quick. Typical time a hummingbird waits for me: 3 seconds. So, yes, Autio.
Why not a movie camera? Well, weight. A pound. I own four tripods, if I include my monopod. Which of these do I take along with me in Monteverde, Costa Rica? None.
In a world where 4 seconds is a second too late, and where I leave my cell phone behind because it weighs too much, well, you get the picture.
No problem if you think bird-watchers like me are weird or quirky or screwy. We grew up with a lot of folk thinking so; we're, like, TOtahlly, used to that. LOL. You had to be there.
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Those efforts come less than two weeks after the Savannah City Council announced four town hall meetings will be held so citizens can comment on the cable and Internet provider's service. City officials have received 155 formal complaints from residents that concern poor service, canceled appointments, high rates and problems returning equipment. Comcast has about 30,000 customers in the Savannah area.
Comcast's increased presence has more to do with the completion of its digital upgrade in the market, said Andy Macke, Comcast's vice president of government and community affairs. That conversion costs about $5 million, he said.
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there are alot of games with female protagonist,go play those
Most of them are really bad, though. Because men don't know how to write for women.
Your arguments are pretty weak, probably best to just stop now.
im not arguing
If GTA becomes an equality circle jerk rather than a crime series, then sure. Tomb Raider should have a male protagonist for once, you know for equality sake.
That whooshing sound you can hear? That's the point, sailing way above your head.
I'm sorry, but people pushing the idea for a female protagonist in GTA is purely to adhere to the female gamers.
Crime is a male-dominant affair, and GTA should continue to reflect that.
I'm a male gamer. I support the idea of a female protagonist because I'm not a f*cking deadhead. It's not pandering to female gamers. It's pandering to gamers. Plenty of men will agree. Note the use of the word 'men', because it seems there still some boys that think playing as a girl makes you gay or something.
there are far more people,who would not accept a female protagonist compared that do,and even some girls agree to not have a famale protagonist, ,and rockstar wants money to,


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It has been 92 years since Milwaukee bicycle fitter William S. Harley and his neighbor Arthur Davidson founded the Harley-Davidson Motor Co. in Davidson's garage and started offering a regal ride to daring men who craved speed and the feel of a powerful machine beneath them. For decades, Harley-Davidson supplied the ranks of police officers from coast to coast and Allied troops during World War II, and the company's image was spotless. But then the motorcycle industry got a bad rep from 1953's The Wild One, a movie that depicted a small California town's nightmarish experience with cyclists on a rampage.
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June 1: Join the Third Biennial Coblentz Prairie Foray, 1pm. This glaciated tallgrass prairie offers diverse native plants as well as uncommon birds like Henslow's Sparrow, notable insects like Golden Byssus skippers, and interesting rocks like Sioux Quartzite. This may be the furthest south the glaciers advanced in Kansas, and large pink and red Sioux Quartzite boulders, glacial erratics, can be found in several areas. Among the 270 recorded plant species, we hope to see the federally protected Mead's milkweed, Prairie phlox, Starry Catchfly, Topeka Purple-coneflower, and Tall Cinquefoil! Other plants of interest include the Adder's Tongue Fern –one of the few prairie ferns and Cluster fescue (Festuca paradoxa) –a fescue rarely found in Kansas. Kansas Native Plant Society and Grassland Heritage Foundation co-sponsor this event. Co-leaders: Jeff Hansen, KNPS President and GHF Board Member and Shirley Braunlich, KNPS Board Member. Coblentz Prairie is 40-minutes west of Lawrence, KS in west-central DouglasCounty at the intersection of E 1 Road and North 1150th Road; it is part of the Clinton Wildlife area. Meet a half-mile east of the intersection on the south side of North 1150 Rd. <email@example.com> (785) 864-3453
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While becoming a success in any occupation is difficult, the music industry is notorious for being one of the toughest to 'crack.' Of course, the industry itself isn't actually that tough anymore.
In the days before social media and polarizing television talent shows, becoming a success was dependent on someone at a record label listening to your tape, or having the good fortune to be playing a venue where someone with influence just happened to be having a drink that night.
Easier Yet More Difficult
Although the various avenues to enter the music industry today make it easier to do so, it is also true that a career in the business can be much shorter than was the case when people had to do it the hard way. Yes, it might be easier to become known, but how will you endure?
How many of today's artists do you honestly believe will have the longevity of a David Bowie or an Elton John?
If you're an ambitious musician looking to boost your profile in the industry and set yourself up for a successful, long career, professional advice can go a long way. Where can you find it?
Social Media Interaction
While you might not want to simply log onto social media and start approaching successful artists with questions, you should keep an eye out for when they do online Q&A sessions, as many people will probably ask the sort of questions that you want to.
Sometimes, advice might be something simple, such as to keep practicing, never stop believing in yourself, and upload your music to YouTube and other sites. On other occasions you might receive some specific advice about a technique, or realize you've been doing something counterproductive to your hopes without realizing it.
Music Tutoring
Music tutors are a great source of information, and much of the time they will also be session musicians or otherwise play in a live band themselves.
Their knowledge will often go far beyond simply how to play an instrument, and they might be able to get you where you want to be. If you're a musician looking to develop your skill set, then finding the best online guitar lessons, or those relevant to whatever instrument you play, can help. Sites such as Pro Music Tutor feature advice from world-famous musicians, and there's probably no one better to ask for advice.
Find a Studio You Know Someone Uses
There are recording studios in towns and cities around the world. While hiring one of these might not always be particularly cheap, if you can find a studio that is used by a big artist, you'll often find yourself with the opportunity to speak with someone and pick their brains about what you should be doing differently.
Many will even listen to you and help to develop your sound, but you shouldn't take that for granted when you start seeking studio space.
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As well as pursuing these avenues, you should continue doing what you already do; practice regularly, expand your horizons, and try to secure gigs, even small ones, at whatever venues you possibly can.
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We're in the home stretch now, folks. In less than a week, UFC 200 will be gracing our television screens, and we'll get to see some of the best in the world square off in the cage.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a creation directed by Benjamín Ávila, this movie in English (subtitles) was presented in 2016. This film written by Benjamín Ávila was developed in Argentina. You can watch Pimienta roja online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Spanish at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2016.
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Drama, Historic.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Benjamín Ávila.
The original audio of Pimienta roja has dialogues in or Spanish, it was produced in Argentina.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2016.
Screenplay written by Benjamín Ávila.
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The Central British Fund, a Jewish relief organization, today announced that 1,300 Jewish orphans from Theresienstadt will arrive in England soon. The children will remain here "until new homes are found for them," the announcement said. They will be placed in the custody of Jewish organizations and will be maintained by the Fund.


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Mining scam may hit Kamat's second term chancesOctober 23rd, 2011 - 7:55 pm ICT by IANS
Panaji, Oct 23 (IANS) Goa Chief Minister Digambar Kamat, facing allegations of being part of a Rs.25,000 crore illegal mining scam, may not be the Congress party's chief ministerial candidate for next year's polls, a party leader said Sunday.
Speaking to reporters at the Congress headquarters here, All India Congress Committee (AICC) secretary in charge of Goa, Jagmeet Singh Brar, said Kamat may not be projected as the party's next chief ministerial choice and the decision would be taken after the elections.
"We have not finalised any face yet," added Brar, who assessed the party's polls preparations during his three-day visit, which culminated Sunday.
Kamat, formerly a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) legislator, joined the Congress during a coup in 2005 and donned the chief minister's hat in 2007 as a consensus candidate, following internal wrangling within the Congress.
Kamat has now come under fire from the opposition as well as a section of the Congress party for presiding over a mega mining scam over the last twelve years when he was a mines minister both in the Congress and the BJP regime.
AICC secretary Sudhakar Reddy also hinted that Kamat may not be the poster boy for the forthcoming state assembly polls, which are scheduled to be held early next year.
"Congress Legislative Party (CLP) and high command will decide the person," said Reddy, who along with Brar was in Goa to meet the party's alliance partners the Nationalist Congress Party and the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party.
Party sources said that the high command was looking for a new face to lead the Congress in the polls.
- Will Congress do a Yeddyurappa with Goa's Kamat? (Letter from Goa) - Sep 21, 2011
- BJP fielding candidates of mining lobby: Kamat - Feb 26, 2012
- Goa ex-minister blames mining scam for loss - Mar 14, 2012
- Goa ex-minister blames mining scam for loss - Mar 14, 2012
- No midnight session for Goa liberation's 50th anniversary: Kamat - Dec 02, 2011
- Congress wins Goa's Valpoi bypoll - Oct 21, 2010
- Scam-tainted Congress looks to repeat win in Goa - Dec 25, 2011
- Congress keeping Goa illegal mining report under wraps: Munde - Feb 26, 2012
- Congress, NCP set to seal Goa poll deal - Jan 23, 2012
- Two Goa ex-chief ministers, six ministers defeated - Mar 06, 2012
- BJP's 'fight' against illegal mining wilting in Goa's poll heat (Goa Newsletter) - Feb 11, 2012
- Goa has failed to keep promises, says Congress official - Apr 01, 2011
- BJP-MGP alliance win in Goa; to stake claim Wednesday (Roundup) - Mar 06, 2012
- Congress, NCP working towards pre-poll alliance in Goa - Nov 09, 2011
- Kamat resigns as Goa chief minister - Mar 06, 2012
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The fact that Nick Leddy was not very good defensively seems to be overlooked when discussing the Chicago Blackhawks and their defensive struggles last season.
After a solid debut with the Hawks in 2010-11, Leddy got his chance to stick with the team last year and did so. There was no "Rockford shuffle". Leddy began and ended the season on the second pairing with this team, though his partner was not always the same.
The role of defender next to Leddy was something of a revolving door. Once Duncan Keith and Brent Seabrook were reunited on the top unit, Leddy spent some time with Niklas Hjalmarsson and Johnny Oduya, and each came with mixed results.
The Blackhawks love Leddy. They see him as a future elite defenseman in the National Hockey League. There's no doubt he has the offensive skill to be a top notch offensive d-man. But on defense? That's an entirely different story altogether.
With Hjalmarsson, Leddy struggled greatly. Neither is particularly defensively responsible and Hjalmarsson's passiveness combined with Leddy's inexperience was just one notch under a disaster for the Hawks last season.
Oduya seemed to calm Leddy down when he was acquired from the Winnipeg Jets. That veteran presence did him well down the stretch and there was improvement. But when the playoffs rolled around, or when the Hawks played stronger forechecking teams, each of them was tossed around like a ragdoll.
Leddy is a restricted free agent next summer and is likely going to cost a pretty penny. If what we know about how the front office feels about him is any indication, they'll likely pay him handsomely. But is that the best course of action for this team?
Should we expect growing pains from Leddy? Sure. But there's a difference between the expected struggles of a 20-year-old and just not being strong enough in the defensive end. Leddy looks to be the latter at this point, if you want to make judgments about his career this early.
Leddy may very well be an elite puck mover at some point in his career. But he's not Brian Campbell. He's not strong enough defensively. He's not big enough and doesn't play well enough against top forwards to warrant paying him what he might get in the summer of 2013.
You could easily make the argument that the Hawks overvalue Leddy perhaps even more than they overvalue Andrew Shaw. In fact, I'd be willing to go as far as saying Leddy should be the first d-man the Hawks should look to shop this summer, whenever the trade market opens again.
The Hawks see Leddy as Campbell, Pt. 2. That's why they were so comfortable dumping Campbell for basically nothing last summer. However, he is definitely no Campbell.
It certainly makes sense if you look at it in the long term. As I've said before, the Hawks could slide Oduya into that third defenseman role currently occupied by Leddy until Adam Clendening is ready. Clendening does project as the better pro in the long term, after all.
Would the Blackhawks actually miss Leddy? Potentially in the short term, at least in the offensive end. But Stan Bowman could force someone to overpay for him and upgrade elsewhere while potentially saving money on a big deal for Leddy next summer. It's something to consider for this front office.


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Staying Connected In The Golf Swing
The importance of staying connected in the golf swing is critical to golf swing power and consistency. The below video tip and training aid is one of the best, easiest ways to learn how to stay connected. It's all about the triangle between your shoulders, arms, and hands. Moving this power triangle together and in sync on both your backswing and downswing will simplify your golf swing tremendously.
I know for me, I struggle with elbow placement at the top of my backswing, and this training aid puts it exactly where it needs to be. It's been a huge improvement for me. My swing is a lot more consistent now.


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