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What the Spirit Makes Happen
Wherever the Holy Spirit is at work, so is self-surrender, and awareness of the mystery of just being. This tells us the Spirit's there. But there are other ways that the Spirit makes its presence known. Have you experienced them?
The Spirit :
- gives life (John 7:38);
- gives gifts (1 Corinthians 12);
- counsels (John 14:26);
- encourages (Acts 9:31)
- steps in on our behalf (Romans 8:23);
- builds up (Romans 8:27);
- leads us to obedience (2 Corinthians 3:5);
- brings to mind (1 John 2:20, 27)
- energizes and makes effective (Acts 1:8).
If you can think of when such things happened in your life, think back on it. Maybe the Spirit was doing something then. Maybe now, too.
Jesus Is Full Of the Spirit
Jesus is the ultimate example of being 'Spirit-filled'. The Spirit shows up in force in every part of Jesus' mission as Messiah :
The Spirit's Witness
The Spirit is at work, showing us what Christ has done, and how that makes a difference in what's going on around us. The Spirit's witness to Christ doesn't function like a hypertext link. One doesn't click one's mouse or tap on the screen on the Spirit's doings and get taken to the front page of Jesus' Cyber-salvation Web Site. First of all, your mouse-clicking takes more initiative than you can take in restoring your relationship with God (or, in church-talk, it's God's grace in Christ's work on the cross that saves you, not anything you do). Second, the Spirit leads us into Christ's presence and Christ's character, two things that don't pop up on a screen and say 'I'm here'. Then, the Spirit works to get our own Web Site to take on the character that others would recognize as Christ's, for instance, by removing the annoying banner ads for the causes and ideas we're stuck on, or the irritating pop-up windows with our excuses, or the sneaky spy cookies that gather the information we might want to use against others. The Spirit is trying to push this Body of the Scared past their fears into full contact with the rest of reality, especially with other people who are not aware of Christ, or who hear the Name and yawn.
"The Holy
Spirit does his work by making Christ present among us,
and Christ can do his work on earth only by being present
in his Holy Spirit."
The Holy Spirit works in us to make clear to us what purpose God has in mind for us. The Spirit guides us:
- through Scripture. As we steep ourselves in it, the Spirit that moves it moves us more and more.
- through circumstances (Acts 16:10), bringing about endings and beginnings, opportunities and completions, opening and closing doors to the hallways of life.
- through other believers, as happened in choosing the first seven deacons (Acts 6), and with the church in Antioch in sending Paul and Barnabas out on their mission (Acts 13). (In no way is this a sure thing; everyone else can be very wrong. But it is one way the Spirit sometimes uses for showing us what to do.)
- through prayer. Paul speaks of the peace of Christ ruling in our hearts when we pray about our decisions. The Spirit may bring to us an inner peace about our course of action. This peace doesn't fill you with intellectual certainty, but with a confidence you can live by. (A feeling of peace, too, can be wrong. If so, the Spirit will use Scripture to eventually cause the peace to be disturbed.)
Pouring It In
The Spirit pours faith into us. The tactics will be different from one person to another. It may be through a sermon, a worship service, a youth event, a song, a
testimony, an act of kindness, a relationship of love, a struggle of conscience, a brush with disaster or insanity, a steady gradual series of changes, a blissful 'peak experience' moment, a shaken-up charismatic experience, or a whisper calling to you from inside. In that faith, we can be happy -- even daring -- in our relationships with other people, because the Spirit is working through us, and that will not come to naught.
The Spirit gives gifts which make the Body of Christ work effectively and powerfully. (For more on that, check out the page on
The Spirit Moves People
The Spirit is at work moving people to compassion for others. (For more on what that looks like, go to the pages on Reconciliation and Service.)
What Change Is the Spirit's Work?
Change happens when God's purposes are revealed, and revealing is a work of the Spirit. The Spirit breaks down the old, brings in the new, and brings people together. But the key question is 'why?' Jesus didn't turn over every table He came across, just the money-changers' tables. There's much more to the Spirit's relationship to power and convention than shaking it up. Some people see change happening, and rush to say, 'It's the Spirit, it's the Spirit'. The Spirit brings in the new, yes, but does so for the Gospel and for the purpose of leading people to follow Christ. That is the purpose and the context for the Spirit's actions. Social barriers come down, but they come down as part of living a life rooted in God's Kingdom. True 'Justice' needs the Spirit's work in making inner change, creating a faith commitment to the God of Justice. Within this context, the Spirit breaks the old, builds the new, and smashes our walls. Outside of that context, what's happening is not Spirit but mere change: good, bad, indifferent, or complex.
The Spirit's like a special medical team for those who have especially deep wounds -- for example, those who have been raped, those who suffer from what's done by despotic governments, those who have to constantly face their society's racisms, those on the losing end of an economic system or a political power struggle, those who are enslaved by alcohol or drugs, or rendered slaves to fear. In Jesus' own ministry, inner healing was firmly connected to physical healing, both being a work of the Spirit. God is concerned about the whole of you, not just the inner self. We're all fractured beings that the Spirit is working to make complete.
The Spirit gives the gifts of wisdom, understanding, and insight, even that which can't be known in any other way. The Bible has even poetically described God as Wisdom, to highlight this gift. It is exactly that, though -- a poetic description, vastly powerful, faithful and truthful inside of its context. Outside of that narrow context, the use of the Greek word for wisdom ('Sophia') or its translations as a divine name becomes (ahem..) sophistry that puts forward a very flat image of God, far too easily shaped into the image of the foolishness that we humans have the unwarranted gall to call 'wisdom'. (Okay, okay. I'll come down off the apple crate....) Wisdom, as a gift, drives the process of discernment, by which we know what is and isn't of God.
The Spirit reveals, first and foremost through Scripture. Without the Spirit's work, the Bible is just dead ink and paper. Without the Spirit's wisdom and insight, science is mere trickery, psychology is just self-obsession, sociology is just the barkings of the rabble, math is a mere preoccupation done to avoid those living in the street, language becomes just a tool for manipulation, and religion actually becomes the opiate of the masses that Marx thought it was.
Blaspheming the Spirit?
After all the talk about how boundless and all-covering God's forgiving grace is, the Bible throws us a curveball. Matthew 12:31,32 speaks of one sin that will not be forgiven, the sin of blaspheming the Holy Spirit. Yet, the verse in Matthew does not say that God cannot forgive it; it says that God will not forgive it. One can sense that there's more to it than just the bare fact. Let's start by asking ourselves how it could possibly be that this sin and only this sin will not be forgiven. (The following is, of course, merely informed guesswork about a true mystery.) The Spirit brings us Christ and shapes our lives into His. If I were to choose to oppose the Holy Spirit in this work, or urge others to oppose the Spirit, I'd be working against God's work on earth, against the reign of God as it is unfolding right now, and against the Spirit's bringing Christ into me. That's worse than merely denying that God is at work among people (mere disbelief). Since the Spirit could only enter my life by way of force, and the Spirit doesn't work that way, that means the faith would not be created in me, and the saving grace that goes with it could not come in.
Acting and speaking against the Holy Spirit is like the lost son deciding that he loves being a swine, and thus he doesn't go home. If he does not go home, his father never rushes to greet him, he never gets to taste the fatted calf, and he never gets to have a restart in life with someone who loves him. Though it is entirely available, forgiveness would never come, because that which makes forgiveness come about does not take place. In that same way, the one sin of evil against the Holy Spirit remains unforgiven.
The Spirit's Work of Freedom
Where the Spirit is, there is freedom. We are all destined, designed, created to be free. But we forge chains for ourselves and each other, corrupting our freedom till it isn't freedom anymore. Only someone who isn't bound by the mess can free us from it. That's where Christ comes in. And, after Christ arose, it's where the Spirit comes in. The Spirit's sent from Christ to humanity, blown on us by Jesus. The Spirit makes us able to take part in God's work in the world. And makes it personal. The Gospel becomes mine to spread. The Kingdom becomes my vision for living. God's hope for all becomes my hope for all. God's sorrow over peoples' situations and deeds becomes mine, too. If the Spirit has me, God is not distant but up-close and real. This new freedom isn't something we 'have' or possess; it's something that has us just as the Spirit does. The human spirit soars because of the Spirit; otherwise it is still bound to the ground.
(If you want a good description of the Spirit's work by a classic mainline Protestant theologian, look up Paul Tillich's book *The Eternal Now* (Scribners), on pages 85-86.)


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Born: August 26, 1986 in Greenbrae, CA
High School: Justin-Siena HS (Napa, CA)
School: Arizona State University (Tempe, AZ)
Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1st round (13th pick) of the 2008 amateur draft.
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Rookie Status: Exceeded rookie limits during 2010 season [*]
Teams (by GP): Astros/Padres 2010-2015
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I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at ConocoPhillips Alaska.
The overall experience was great, I got in contact with the company through my university. They conducted one on one interviews on our campus. It included standard personality questions such as "What would your other classmates say about you", "What was your least favorite class", "Why do you want to work for ConocoPhillips". After the initail interview I recieved an email to meet with an additional interviewer. This time there were some light technical questions. It felt like they were evaluationg where I would best fit. After this interview I recieved a formal offer.
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Fly rod in hand, I eased into the cool waters of the storied Madison River. My son, Ben, was just steps behind me, eager to wet his line. Despite my felt-bottomed shoes, I faltered slightly, slipping off the rounded, moss-covered rocks below my feet.
"Here, take my hand," Ben said softly behind me. "I'll help you."
Steadied by his strength – at 6′ 3″, he now towers over me – we pushed forward against the rippling current.Mothers with children older than mine had long presaged it would happen like this: a fast-forward blur of growth spurts, sporting events, back-to-school nights and prom dates. And now Ben is holding me upright as we wade into braided waters under the wide Montana sky, a vast expanse we both love.
This was more than a casual weekend. He had called to suggest we meet for a few days of mother-son fly-fishing, an interest we have happily shared since his boyhood. After, we would head to the big celebration. In less than a week, he would marry a wonderful young woman.
It was no surprise he chose this landscape for our special time together. Gratefully, it was our way. It was our comfortable, common ground.
Both photos on this page are courtesy of Lynn O'Rourke Hayes
The Great Outdoors
Getting outside is one important way that my three boys and I have bonded. While we've shared countless extraordinary experiences, the times we treasure most are those where the wind sings through the trees, wildlife crosses our paths and jagged peaks provide a purple-hued backdrop. And just maybe, a little "weather" makes the adventure a bit more sporting.
Such outings – for a day, a week and sometimes longer – sustained and tightly stitched the fabric of our family. But it is seemingly more difficult today for parents and children to find their way to nature.
What's in the Way?
Ask anyone with more than four or five decades tucked under his or her belt about favorite childhood memories and you are likely to hear about games of Kick the Can, Capture the Flag, and Hide and Seek. Or perhaps we'll tell tales of lopsided tree forts, crafting boats to float downstream or capturing crawdads in the creek.
We were comfortable outside.
Yet today it is reported that kids eight to 18 years old devote an average of seven hours and 38 minutes to entertainment media on any given day. That's more than 53 hours a week. Adults' demanding careers, concerns about "stranger danger," tangled traffic and easy access to technology combine to keep kids inside. Further, structured activities, from music lessons to team sports, designed to keep youngsters "competitive" leave little room for carefree, outdoor discovery.
It's no surprise that the natural world therefore feels a little "unnatural." All the more reason to make a nature-based family holiday a top priority.
Why It Matters
It's good for your health.
The stress, distractions and constant stimulation of modern life sap our energy. Fortunately, a slew of scientific studies confirms a leafy, green remedy. Time in nature – hiking, paddling, camping, star gazing – not only helps us relax but has a significant positive impact on the overall health of the next generation.
Regular time outside results in significant improvements to an expanding list of modern-day parental concerns. Obesity is perhaps the most visible, but the list includes attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, learning challenges, creativity, and mental, psychological and emotional wellbeing.
In short, spending time in nature makes us feel better.
To wit, Richard Louv, author of the groundbreakingLast Child in the Woods and chairman of the Children & Nature Network, shares a story that begins with an issue of San Francisco magazine. He describes a "vivid photograph of a small boy, eyes wide with excitement and joy, leaping and running on a great expanse of California beach, storm clouds and towering waves behind him."
Offers Louv: "A short article explains that the boy was hyperactive, he had been kicked out of his school, and his parents had not known what to do with him – but they had observed how nature engaged and soothed him. So for years they took their son to beaches, forests, dunes, and rivers to let nature do its work."The photograph was taken in 1907. And the boy was the incomparable nature and landscape photographer Ansel Adams.
It's good for your future.
If we expect our children to care for our world, isn't it our responsibility to make proper introductions and then nurture relationships with forests, rivers, parks and mountaintops? It would be understandably difficult for a tech-savvy generation to commit to caring for wild places they hardly know. In fact, a 2006 study by Wells and Lekies suggests that youngsters' participation in nature-based activities before the age of 11 is the most effective way to ensure their interest in caring for the environment they will inherit.
A Landscape for Life
When it comes to planning family travel, as purveyors and participants we have options. We can make sure that our children know the sound of streams tumbling over well-worn stone, are able to identify the hoot of an owl or marvel at the sound of their own voices echoing within steep, canyon walls.
In doing so, perhaps they learn how to tap into the mysterious and healing power of the natural world. And thus, should they seek the comfort of common ground, they will know the way.
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Quick, what's the difference between a big resort hotel and the Wizard of Oz's Emerald City?
Answer: A story.
The wizard's creator, L. Frank Baum, was a frequent visitor to Coronado, California, and the town's beating heart, the Hotel del Coronado ("The Del" to the locals). His visits were so frequent, in fact, that his editor arranged for the rental of a separate house—off of "The Del" property—so that he might get away from the perpetual distraction of the hotel and get some writing done. The hotel and his whimsical experiences there clearly influenced his imaginings of Oz; some of Baum's illustrations of the Emerald City even look suspiciously like the iconic Queen Ann-style hotel.
Coronado still retains much of what attracted Baum (not the least of which is its own, amazing story), and it has also developed an even richer offering of experiences, accommodation, dining choices, and activities that (fortunately for his editor) didn't exist in Baum's day. And because families have always been such a part of the Coronado story, much of that new growth is still family-friendly.
The crown jewel of Coronado is, of course, the Hotel Del Coronado.
Before it was completed in 1877 there was little more than dust and scattered tufts of pampas grass. But the dreams and vision that brought forth the grand hotel spread outward, and shortly the whole island was transformed into the lush, green, and (relatively) tranquil community you see today.
A stroll through the exquisite Coronado neighborhoods is a hint of the island's military presence on its north side. Many current and former navy personnel have homes here, and that military precision shows in the beautifully kept homes and immaculate landscaping (you could bounce a quarter off the lawns). But perhaps a better way to stroll the area around the Hotel Del is to tag along with Coronado Touring for a truly fun and fascinating walking tour. The grand and historic feel of the Hotel Del suggests a great story all its own, and a couple of hours with Coronado Touring confirms it.
You'll even see "The Oz House", Mr. Baum's former "off-site" residence. If you can do this early in your Coronado visit, you'll then see the place with a sense of wonder you might otherwise miss (how else would you know about the secret message in the sand dunes?).
The walking tour begins in the Glorietta Bay Inn, which is itself significant in the story, as it's principle building was the home of Coronado's greatest benefactor and "savior" of the Hotel Del dream, John Spreckels. The Glorietta is a terrific option to the Del Coronado, as you are just across the street from the Del but can choose from luxurious and historic rooms in Spreckels's original house or more modern and affordable rooms of various sizes throughout the rest of the hotel. The entire property is immaculately kept and the friendly staff clearly take their cue from, Claudia, the Glorietta's gregarious and hospitable manager.
The vivid and fascinating history of the island lends a richer tone to everything else you experience afterward. Just a few blocks from the Hotel Del, Clayton's Coffee Shop could be just a nifty 50's-themed diner (albeit with great food and sumptuous milkshakes), but now it feels like a time machine and you wouldn't be surprised to see Mr. Baum himself at the counter reading the day's paper over a coffee and apple pie.
Two more blocks along Orange Avenue will find you transported back to that golden age of theatre at the incredibly restored Village Theatre and two blocks back on Orange Avenue from Clayton's will satisfy that old fashioned summer yen for handcrafted ice cream at the Moo Time Creamery.
And of course many of the shops at the Hotel del Coronado itself recapture that historic feel, like at Spreckels Sweets & Treats, where you can get (among loads of other things) the same fudge or saltwater taffy that Frank Baum undoubtedly sampled.
But while Coronado Island certainly honors its rich history, it has grown up nicely with terrific contemporary offerings. Head south along the narrow peninsula (Coronado is technically not an island) where you'll find the contemporary and luxurious Loews Coronado Bay Resort one of Parents Magazine's "10 Best Family Beach Resorts".
The sheer luster in the recently refurbished interior betrays the many family-oriented amenities, including poolside movies (at just one of the three pools!), a dedicated kids' activity desk, and rides in one of their authentic Venetian gondolas. And it's just a short walk or free shuttle to the quiet Silver Strand State Beach, which might seem like your own private beach, relative to crowds at Coronado Beach.
Further along Orange Avenue from the Hotel Del on the north side of the Island you'll find a host of shops, restaurants, and activities surrounding the Ferry Landing. Nearby the Ferry Landing is the sumptuous Coronado Island Marriott Resort, with exquisite views over the bay to the beautiful San Diego skyline, rejuvenating spa treatments, a private water taxi across the bay for guests, and a lush pool and outdoor restaurant that you may find difficult to leave to explore Coronado.
But explore you must, for no matter where you stay, your own Coronado story is waiting to be written.
"Coronado: The Queen of Fairyland"
And every day her loveliness,
Shines pure, without a flaw;
New charms entrance our every glance,
And fill our souls with awe!
- L. Frank Baum
The locals are spoiled in San Diego, and even during what they call "June Gloom", the weather is pleasant (if not fully sunny till noon). That said, the best months for weather are June through September. You'll find better deals and smaller crowds outside those months.
You'll find plenty to keep the whole family busy on Coronado, but here are number of things to consider in your itinerary:
- Gooey fun: After dinner S'mores on the beach at Hotel Del Coronado.
- Haute Culture: and evening at the impressive Lamb's Players Theatre
- Discovery: Kayak tour with a state park naturalist at Loew's Coronado Bay Resort.
- Gluttony: The indescribable decadence of the Hotel Del Coronado Crown Room Sunday brunch.
- Toodling: Pedal the family around the island on a 4-person surrey bike, available at your hotel or shops around town.
- Learning: Get the full and fascinating story on the island at the Coronado Museum of History & Arthttp://coronadohistory.org/.
Coronado Island Marriott Resort & Spa
Glorietta Bay Inn
Hotel del Coronado
Loews Coronado Bay Resort
It's easy to allow financial stress, busy schedules and a hectic lifestyle to get in the way of putting dates on the calendar.
Here are seven reasons to flag a family vacation as a top priority:
No one is getting any younger.
Not you, the grandparents, or your children. Family life is hectic and it can be difficult to carve out time to even plan a vacation, let alone takeone. Yet, before you know it, the kids will be otherwise engaged with school or team responsibilities, summer jobs and college internships. That means the opportunities to get away as a family will diminish even further. So, get planning!
It's only money.
Sure, budgets are tight. We're all trying to save more. But a hefty bank account is no substitute for a memory bank brimming with great visuals of your kids running on the beach, hiking in the mountains or climbing in the saddle for the first time. Allocate the dollars you can. Then be on the lookout for deals, promotions or creative low-cost options.
Keep it in the family.
Those busy work and school schedules often mean we seldom see family members about whom we care deeply. Add the geographic spread that is common in most clans and get togethers can be rare. Make this the summer you reconnect with grandparents, that favorite uncle or your long lost cousins. Share stories. Trade photos. Extend the limbs on your family tree.
Get outside.
A visit to a national, state or regional park can provide a bonanza of historical and natural insight and experience. Take to the trails, the streams or the hillside and enjoy nature's bounty. Camping along the way provides a low cost opportunity to learn outdoor skills and tell tales around the camp fire.
Make it a photo opp.
We tend to remember those moments and events that we capture on film or on a digital memory card. Be deliberate about gathering the kids, friends and relatives together to snap a photo or a few moments of video. Be sure to capture those candid moments too. Then, share and enjoy!
Write it down.
Whether you keep a journal or notes with your photos, scribble a few sentences about your planning process and the trips you take. In time, memory seems to fade the details like dialogue, what people wore, jokes and stories told or memories shared. Save the individual strands of the experience. You'll be glad you did.
Make a plan together.
Gather your family and get their input on your travel plans. Seek volunteers for researching possible destinations or low cost opportunities. Consider house trades, villa rentals, last minute getaways or just a weekend in a neighboring city. When the time comes, share packing and last minute detail responsibilities. In the end, it is the shared experience that creates the lasting memories and strengthens the bond.
Finding the right spaces at the right price can be a challenge when traveling with the family. Here are sleeping styles to consider:
1. Steamboat Grand Resort and Condominiums, Steamboat Springs, Colo.
This resort hotel offers easy access to mountain activities including gondola rides, biking and zip lining. A free shuttle makes it simple to sample downtown dining and shopping with the kids.
Relax on a float tube and meander down the Yampa River or visit the nearby Strawberry Park Hot Springs for a unique experience.
Choose from spacious hotel-style rooms that open to living areas designed with futonlike sleeping spaces and pullout sofas.
An in-room kitchen makes family dining and snacking easy and affordable.
Contact: steamboatgrand.com; steamboatchamber.com
2. Bethany Beach Ocean Suites, Bethany Beach, Del.
Recently opened in an award-winning mid-Atlantic beach destination, the 112-suite property is the first and only lodging option directly on the historic boardwalk. Direct access to the beach makes it easy for families to manage nap schedules, snacks and all the gear required for a day of sea, sand and sun.
Settle into your suite with balconies, views, a kitchenette and pullout couch. Add connecting suites for additional space. If you need a break from the sand, spend time at the saltwater pool.
Contact: bboceansuites.com
3. Radisson Blu Warwick Hotel, Philadelphia.
Book the Kids Kamping package for extra sleeping space with a twist. While the adults climb into traditional bedding, kids can snooze inside a full-size tent that welcomes them with cozy pillows, blankets and a teddy bear. The landmark hotel, located at Rittenhouse Square, also offers s'mores as a treat before bedtime.
Contact: radissonblu.com/hotel-philadelphia
4. Vacation rentals.
If you need plenty of room to roam, vacation rentals may be the right fit. With more companies making it easier to review the experiences of previous guests, compare and book, it can make sense to choose a loft, cabin, condo or home with the number of beds, baths, amenities and the location that works for your crew.
Contact: airbnb.com; homeaway.com; VRBO.com
5. Hipmunk.
Confused as to whether multiple hotel rooms or a vacation rental make the most sense for your brood?
Hipmunk's search engine includes vacation rentals, and new functionality makes it possible to easily compare the amenities, sleeping spaces and price for both options without toggling between screens.
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Take a hike — and take the whole family with you. Here are five scenic destinations to consider:
1. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
For jaw-dropping beauty, lace up and explore the jagged peaks of the magnificent Teton Range hear Jackson Hole. Trails that hug the shores of String, Leigh and Trapper lakes are ideal for families. With little elevation gain, the flat terrain provides ample opportunity to photograph the Tetons reflected in the water, wade into the shallow lake and picnic along the shoreline where the views will astound your entire crew.
Contact: wyomingtourism.org; http://www.fourseasons.com/jacksonhole/
2. Tackle a Colorado 14er.
The Centennial State is home to dozens of 14,000-foot peaks that beckon residents and visitors alike. Whether you make it to the summit or simply relish the high-altitude views, several of the trails are viable for adventuresome and fit families.
At 14,060 feet, Mount Bierstadt is both the closest peak to Denver and considered among the most approachable. Plan to arrive early, hydrate well and be off the mountain by midday to avoid dangerous thunderstorms that can roll in quickly.
Contact: colorado.com, 14ers.com
3. Shenandoah National Park.
More than 500 trails snake through this National Park in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains, just 75 miles from Washington, D.C. Access family-friendly trails via the 105-mile long Skyline Drive, a historic National Scenic Byway that traverses the park. The highway also offers 75 scenic overlooks to stop and appreciate the region's natural beauty. The 3.5-mile Lewis Springs Fall Loop is popular with families and offers scenic views and waterfalls. The Stony Man Summits and lower cliffs is the same length, offering stunning vistas with only 500 feet of elevation change.
Contact: nps.gov/shen/index.htm
4. Southern California's Backbone Trail.
Not far from the Hollywood action you'll find the 68-mile Backbone Trail, extending the length of the Santa Monica Mountains. Choose from a handful of day hike options. Try the Ray Miller Trail, accessed through Point Mugu State Park.
Scenic views of Ventura County can be seen from the 6-mile loop trail, starting at the trailhead off Yerba Buena road. Either way, you'll be worlds away from the urban hustle.
Contact: nps.gov/samo/planyourvisit/aboutthebbt.htm
5. Canyonlands, Utah.
For long views, sunny days and unique land formations, consider a hike into the history-rich Canyonlands. It's a photographer's dream landscape, so keep your camera handy as you choose among short strolls, longer day hikes or more strenuous outings.
The 2-mile Grand View Point trail offers panoramic views of the Island in the Sky Mesa. To learn about how the Anasazi lived in the area, consider the Aztec Butte Trail, where some of their rock structures are still visible.
Contact: utahscanyoncountry .com/index.html
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Remember, attitude is everything.
Here are tips for five common travel hassles.
1. Lost luggage: If you've stashed medical necessities, proper documents and perhaps a change of clothes into your carry-ons, it's all good. Buy what might be crucial (and get reimbursed by your airline or through your travel insurance). Then focus on what you do have. You and the gang will quickly learn that less is more. With fewer choices and a lightened load, there will be more time to enjoy the adventures at hand.
Contact: medjetassist.com
2. You're lost: With GPS and so many directionally savvy phone apps, it's likely you'll find your way back on track in no time. Meanwhile, keep your eyes peeled for wildlife, interesting sites or a cozy diner that may exist on the road less traveled. It's also a good time to talk with the kids about how mistakes happen and positive ways to recover.
Contact: maps.google.com; roadsideamerica.com
3. Bad weather: When it rains on your beach vacation or the wind howls during a camping trip, it is a great time to look for the alternate adventure. Search for seashells without fear of a sunburn. Break out the board games or learn a new card trick. Campers can stow the tent in the back of the car and check into a hotel with a great indoor pool. Stay flexible. Be creative. And uncover what is possible.
4. Someone gets sick: It's no fun to feel under the weather away from home. So it's extra important to have the family's support. Depending on the severity of the illness, consider the divide and conquer strategy. Take turns enjoying planned activities and staying in to cheer the sick one. If you bought travel insurance, review your options for medical care and reimbursement for canceled portions of the trip.
Contact: travelguard.com
5. The trip doesn't unfold as expected: Some family members thrive on routine, and travel can mess with the order of things. But it's also a good time to talk about how life will throw curveballs and it is good practice to learn how to respond to the unexpected. Embrace the serendipitous and know that when snafus occur it can make for a better story. Often, the pesky mishaps are the moments that become family lore and are cheerily recounted year after year.
During a recent outing I was reminded why they call one of my favorite sports "fishing".
And not "catching".
It was a beautiful day in the Vail Valley and my son Alex and I headed out for a morning of "Walk and Wade" fly-fishing with a guide from Gore Creek Fly Fishermen.
Scott picked us up at The Arrabelle where we were enjoying a family weekend, and we made our way to a lovely stretch of the Eagle River. After gearing up we headed into the water, eager for that first, satisfying tug on our line. Despite our enthusiasm, hours went by with only a few tangled lines to show for our effort.
With Scott's help, we identified the bugs in the air and traded out flies.
Still no luck.
Despite our lack of "success" it was a beautiful day and we were able to enjoy the cool breezes off the water, the graceful bends in the river and the soothing sound of the luminescent ripples over the rocks.
We practiced our patience and were prepared to depart the river, closed out for the first time in a while.
"Some days are just like that," we acknowledged.
And then it happened.
First, Alex pulled in a beautiful brown. With luck now clearly on our side, I landed a rainbow of my own.
Thankfully, the fishing gods had rewarded our patience. And appropriately reminded us that fly-fishing is a total experience. It is immersion into natural beauty. It requires focus and intention. It's instructive and meditative.
And while "catching" is desirable, it is only the most highly publicized perk in a diversified program.
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If you can't find any kind of black rice, substitute brown rice (not quick-cooking) it will result in a thicker, light-colored pudding but will still be delicious.
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Used Black Japonica rice, rinsed and soaked briefly (20 min) in cold water. Drained, and then followed the directions. Added a cinnamon stick and three cardamom pods when boiled it in water. Added fresh cinnamon/cardamom when cooked in coconut milk. Used dark brown sugar, omitted salt since I will feed it to an infant. However, I sprinkled salt into my bowl and it really made a nice contrast to the sweet, warm, creamy, pudding. Was not soupy at all. A nutty, chewy, subtly sweet, delicious dish for a cold winter's night. Should make a yummy breakfast, too. Definitely will enter the rotation for this winter.flag if inappropriate
I recently made this recipe, and it turned out perfectly! My whole family, including husband and 2 teenagers, thought it was really good. I followed the recipe to a "T", using Forbidden Rice. I had read the reviews and was concerned about it thickening enough so I think I may have cooked it just a little bit longer than the recipe called for. That was the only change I made and it was perfect. I will definitely make it again, and am looking forward to serving it to guests...it would definitely impress. And, the drizzle of cold coconut milk for serving is genius! I highly recommend this recipe!flag if inappropriate
I first tasted Black Rice Pudding in Bali, Indonesia. This recipe is almost as exotic as what I experienced there. When I make it again, I plan on using a little less sugar just to "healthy" it up slightly and make it not quite so rich. The black rice worked very well in a rice cooker.flag if inappropriate
i liked this recipe a lot, but i made a number of adjustments. i used short-grain brown rice instead of black rice, and reduced the water to 2 cups and the cooking time to 35 min. i also used lite coconut milk and palm sugar instead of white sugar, which gave it a nice caramel-like flavor. everything else was the same. i think the recipe calls for a bit too much salt, i could taste the salt more than i wanted when the pudding was done.flag if inappropriate
Different but good. Served with a small scoop of vanilla ice cream. Everyone, including my 4 year old son, enjoyed it.flag if inappropriate
This is an excellent recipe and an excellent dish--I love the thick texture, the sweet coconut taste and the chewiness of the rice. I could have eaten the whole pot myself! I followed the recipe exactly and had perfect results.flag if inappropriate
This is the best rice pudding! Cooking time is long but worth the wait and everyone whom has tried has loved it. I have reduced the amount of water added from start by half cup, otherwise it is quite runny. I always add a good amount of cinnamon too. This pudding must be eaten warm and is great when first made alone or over ice cream, next day with plain milk on top after reheated. We have enjoyed this for breakfast and desert (even bedtime snack) The color is amazing and the taste even better!!!flag if inappropriate
Great recipe, very yummy. My family is normally afraid of anything "exotic" that is home made; but they loved this. I may add a little cinnamon and/or vanilla next time. Definitely use water to cook the rice first. Some other rice pudding recipes have a lower cook time but this one definitely does not. If you start off with just the coconut milk you're going to have to add water later anyways, is it evaporates. Put the left over coconut milk in the fridge before pouring over the pudding. VERY YUMMY!!flag if inappropriate
The recipe is very good. I have ordered black rice pudding in a local Vietnamese restaurant and this was as enjoyable if not more. I did everything as written EXCEPT I did cover the rice in the coconut milk phase just to get it to soften and swell more. I did check it a few times to be sure it was not sticking and I stirred it a bunch. The liquid thickened without any added ingredients. The presentation is so beautiful with the contrast of the coconut milk on the black rice. This a great party dessert for sure.flag if inappropriate
I made this recipe and i liked it alot and it was really easy to make. The only thing is i used different rice because i didnt know where to find black rice, but once i figure out where to find some ill try and make it again. The only thing i didnt care for about this recipe is that it makes you really thirsty.flag if inappropriate


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Eavesdropping agency's budget gets big increase, while watchdogs face cuts
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OTTAWA -- The budget of Canada's electronic eavesdropping agency will almost double this year as it prepares to open swanky new Ottawa headquarters.
Estimates tabled in Parliament on Thursday show Communications Security Establishment Canada will receive $829 million in 2014-15, up from just under $444 million this year.
It includes a one-time increase of $300 million for a contract payment related to delivery of the spy agency's new facility, and over $100 million related to maintenance of the complex, built through a public-private partnership.
The headquarters includes a vast data storage unit the size of a football field, extensive new office space and a public meeting centre near the entrance to the campus.
In addition, just over $6 million will support CSEC's mandate of gathering foreign intelligence and protecting federal computer systems.
At the same time, the budgets of several federal watchdogs will be cut.
The auditor general loses more than $6 million and the chief electoral officer about $18 million.
The information and privacy commissioners are chopped by $8 million, largely due to the fact they got extra money last time to move their offices.
Many of the cuts flow from a government-wide spending reduction exercise that continues to affect allocations to departments and agencies.
At the same time, the government is making myriad plans to celebrate historical milestones -- including the beginning of the First World War -- leading up to the country's 150th birthday in 2017.
As a result, Canadian Heritage's budget rises $70 million and the National Battlefields Commission gets an extra $5 million.
The Senate ethics officer also gets more money, with $300,000 set aside for possible inquiries regarding compliance with the Conflict of Interest Code for members of the embattled upper chamber.
There were other losers.
The Canada Revenue Agency's budget shrinks almost 10 per cent by about $415 million.
The RCMP loses $132 million, or almost five per cent from the previous year.
As expected, the CBC's budget drops by almost $27 million, while the Canada School of Public Service -- which does everything from language training to teaching bureaucrats how to run a meeting -- loses $13 million.
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With a positive earnings surprise of 21.5% in the second quarter, the company has surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate for the second consecutive quarter as well as thrice in the trailing 4 quarters. The average earnings surprise for the past 4 quarters was approximately 16.0%.
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Looking at the products offering, we note the company's strategy of offering more fashion-forward and trendy products has effectively attracted more customers to its stores. This is evident from positive comparable store sales performance in the trailing 11 quarters. Further, improved comparable store sales performance and enhanced e-Commerce capabilities have helped Dillard's report sales growth over the last several quarters.
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To be fair at all the people who are making statments about ratings; while it is extremely hard for serialized shows to make money in syndication, they proved to be extremely profitable when DVD's came out.
JMS always talks about how Babylon 5 made several hundred million dollars for WB (Pretty damned good considering they spent little to make the show). I could never find sales stats for the Trek DVD's but I'm sure they made in that ballpark too as they were all released right around the height of DVD's popularity and were all way more popular than Babylon 5 in terms of live ratings.
Serialized shows continue to do well relative to their more popular episodic cousins when it comes to DVD sales. For example, CSI dominates top 10 rankings for network TV but it has middling DVD sales. Serialized Fair like "Lost" did very well on DVD.
Also, we have seen some megahits come out with very serialized plots. Lost as I already mentioned, Heroes its first few seasons, and a few others. These were all top 10 shows at one point. Cable ratings have a lot of dramas that are extremely serialized and successful; Justified, Mad Men, Sons of Anarchy, Breaking Bad.
So while yes, tv is dominated by reality tv and procedurals, there have been way more successful serialized shows in the last decade than there were in say the 80's and 90's, and DS9 (along with B5) help set the path. I would say that DS9 set the path even more (and I am a fan of both) only because JMS basically wrote all of B5 by himself (and hasn't done much tv since) whereas most of the writing staff of DS9 has been very influential: Ira Behr produced the 4400 and is currently working on Alphas. Ron Moore did Battlestar Galactica. A lot of the other writers are on successful shows as well.
So for the few people that know what DS9 is, there is a newfound appreciation for its character and plot development arc over several seasons. I wish it were enough to make a movie for the show but alas that will never happen. Hopefully, it will be enough to allow for a blu-ray remastering.
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I'd like to try to connect something which is often benign at best (a presbytery meeting) with a vision for something that gets me excited: mission. Several years ago in a little town in southwest Colorado, I was sitting in a presbytery meeting at a local church. The church was located off of the main drag, set back a couple of blocks in the neighborhood. In some ways, it wasn't the most remarkable setting or specific location for a gathering of the mission of God. But what was remarkable (and, as I discovered over the next few years, common among churches in my presbytery) was the building across the street: a local school.
We spent part of our presbytery meeting together in small groups, praying together, which is always a good move. The group I was in sat together in front of the church on some benches located in the lawn. We faced away from the church, in the direction of the neighborhood and within view of the school. We sat together on a cool spring afternoon and talked for a few minutes, and then something remarkable happened.
As we'd been sitting outside, cars had started to fill up the surrounding streets and the church parking lot. I looked at my watch and realized that school was about to get out, and the people in the cars were getting ready to pick up their kids. The school bell rang, and suddenly, the formerly-quiet neighborhood was filled with the cacophony of kids racing to cars, buses, bikes, and sidewalks. As we sat together on the benches in front of the church, we were swept up like leaves in a river. Our conversation stopped as a flood of kids and families was being poured out around us, and we sat together in the midst of this wonderful movement of the local community.
Two observations: first – mission involves noticing what God is doing around you (like the school across the street or the park down the road or the apartments nearby) and doing something to engage. Second – most churches are content to sit in the midst of the river of their community and not engage with the people swirling around them. It's risky, it's messy, and (shockingly) there may not be immediate metrics for success. Our presbytery discussion group just watched – we did not engage. However, several of us challenged the leadership of our host church about what they were doing to engage the school across the street. They had the humility to admit, "Not much."
"Not much." I heard that again at another church in my presbytery with a school just down the road. And I'm not trying to make the case that connecting with a local school is a metric for faithfulness or the only way to make mission happen. But for most churches in most locations, it's at least a good route to start thinking and praying about. How can your leadership bless the people right across the street? A group of leaders from my church provide a simple dinner – soup, bread, and salad – to the teachers and staff at our adopted elementary school during parent-teacher conferences. Simple, affordable, and very much a missional move.
What's across the street from your church? Or, maybe more personally, who is across the street from your church? What are we doing to bless them for the sake of Christ?
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