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As a child and as a teenager Wil Wheaton had a successful acting career. Many of us were aware of him as Ensign Wesley Crusher of the Starship Enterprise. But he abandoned his role as Wesley Crusher for reasons explained in the book. He remained stuck for many years, no longer a successful actor, but, at some level, wishing he could return to his former glory. In "Just A Geek", Wil Wheaton does a very good job of relating his evolution from a self-absorbed childhood actor into a much more aware and happier human being and into a successful writer. The evolution is neither smooth nor easy. Two big pluses in the book are the author's irreverent sense of humor and the glimpses behind the scenes of StarTrek: The Next Generation. If you want a bit more detail, you may wish to checkout my somehat longer review.
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I made my gaunlets out of sintra, I used piano hinges for the hinge and I have industrial velcro for the closure.
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Are the colors of the CA boots accurate? I always thought there was a burgandy-ish color where they have black.
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Are the colors of the CA boots accurate? I always thought there was a burgandy-ish color where they have black.
They sometimes appear burgundy when you are watching an old VHS tape of SW that has been sitting on a window sill for a while.
But all the stormtroopers look a tanish color too.
So...black or burgandy - which is accurate?
I've been doing some photo research to start my own boba and have found CAboots are about the most color accurate-they just need weathered a bit to match just right. Lookin in SW:Visual dictionary for a good reference photo-I also use some of the figures and look for which color scheme gets used most often.
Hope this helps!
Thanks. Interesting...all this time I thought it was a dark burgandy color. I think that's what it is on my standup.
The standard CA boot color is not completely accurate. The big problem is that they chose a black fabric for the middle stripe. On the real boots, the middle stripe was painted either black or a very dark blue on an all white base boot. The "burgandy" effect you are seeing is the dye rubbing off or fading from the fabric.
With the colors they chose, you might as well be starting with an all white boot, because the base color of the fabrics is not accurate to any version of the real boots.
To Tylerdurden you listen. I thought that the Albino Fett boots were reused after Tylerdurden told me that the boots had been painted. It makes sense ;)
It looks like they got the original Fett boots from some used boot/shoe store or something that where already worn in really good.
CA boots just dont have that 'broke in' look to them.
Hasn't someone weathered these already? And how is the toe? it looks rounded as opposed to the more sqaure look.
Can someone who has these weathered up post some pics?
I just got a pair of CA Boots yesterday and I gotta say...I don't think they're all that great.
I don't care for the colour or the material. The black is all wrong and the grey material is shiny -- if this is canvas as the website states, it's not what I think of when I think canvas.
Maybe some weathering might help bring them to life, but I don't really feel like putting any work into a pair of boots that still won't be as close as I'd like when I'm done.
Aside from colour, the black stripe in the middle doesn't seem wide enough (especially near the toe), and the toe just needs to be a little more square. There's also that slight arch in the sole that bugs me.
That's just my opinion. If you have a pair and you like them, then great. But I wasn't a fan of CA Boots' stormtrooper boot or their scout trooper boot. And now I can add these to the list. They may be great boots for some, but not for what I eventually hope to accomplish with my Fett.
I'm just praying to God JW does a third run, or that someone sells a pair of his or some MC boots here in my size eventually as, from the pictures I have seen, either one is a MUCH better looking boot in my opinion.
I think their stormtrooper boots are great. The Boba boots aren't accurate out of the box but for the price and with a little weathering, I think its a great deal. Here's what TK-409 did with his:
I'll concede that they look much improved weathered and with toe spikes. Heck, they're also pretty darned comfy. Still, for my money, I'd rather spend $150 on "close" than $100 on "close enough". :)Quote:
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Thanks kevin-I was hoping you would see this
My mill is an '85 Sharp TMV. It is an import, but seems fairly stout. It doesn't have a knee like the newer tmv's do, but the head does turn 45* either way. I actually do check the tram before I do anything that requires some degree of precision. Also I check it whenever I return the head to a vertical position after using it on an angle. The tapered pin that is supposed to register the head is all wallowed out and doesn't work anymore. I have an old Alina .0-.015" test indicator that I use with a 6" extension.
I was concerned that I was going to mess up the spindle bearings or gears in the downfeed mechanism from the shock of punching. I wouldn't want to tell folks to do something that would tear up their machinery, just because I didn't know better.
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|Hard way? Not at all, in fact it's a good idea as it will make this job a lot easier to do with out warping the panel from all those plug welds
Heres what I do with them.
I find it is easier to fit the hole tightly to the slug with a tapered ream and fuse the slug in with the TIG. Very little filler rod is needed. A couple of taps with a hammer and dolly then some grinding and very little bondo is needed to finish.
The weld on that 3/8" plug in the pic was done with a .040 tungsten with about 30 amps.
Sometimes for the bigger holes like in firewalls and radiator supports I go to the sheetmetal shop and fish around in their slug bin. .
Later, mikey
Mikey's make believe punch
I needed some 3/8" x .035" slugs to fill some holes in a set of splash pans.
I know I could have backed up the holes with aluminum or copper and pounded some mig welder wire in it but I have to do things the slow stupid way.
So I made a punch.
I take a piece of steel 1/2 thick and put it in the vise on the mill. drill a hole 3/8" diameter.
I get a piece of 3/8"drill rod and sharpen it with a slightly angled concave end. I just hold it at a right angle to my bench grinding wheel, slightly above center. Put the drill rod in an end mill holder and install it in the spindle.
Lay a piece of sheet metal on the metal in the vise and punch away. A quick jab with the spindle works well.
I have used a setup like this to punch up to 7/16 dia in .035 steel. It works well on other materials like rubber and sheet teflon and plastics. I have been doing this for a few years and have not noticed any adverse effects to my mill downfeed mechanism or spindle bearings. I don't think I would use it to punch holes all day every day though. I'd buy a real punch. I never tried it in a drill press, but I'd imagine it would work. I'd add some weight to the quill to make it more hammer-like.
BTW- if anyone knows that this will mess up a mill, please post it and I will erase this thread. I talked to a couple of guys who didn't seem to think it would, but they are no final authority on anything.
I mainly use it to get the slugs for filling drilled holes in firewalls and other sheetmetal. I usually make a slug slightly oversize and ream the hole to fit the slug real tight. That way I only have to fuse the metal with my tig. Makes the bodywork a little less afterwards
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All orders aer ready to ship. I have them all dyed and straps attached except Soilman cause his size was an untreated belt so I called the company and they are shipping me a new one. I will have it this week and out by the weekend. I am shippint all of them on Monday and Tuesday.
Dang! Wouldn't you know it. LOL
Well, at least they were really acommodating when I called them. I let them know that my horse was allergic to whatever they treated it with and they said they would ship out the untreated one immediately. I will rush it out to you as soon as it comes in.
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lol i'll have to remember that one
Got mine yesterday. Looks great! Now just have to get to weathering it.
Thanks again Eddie.
I am glad you like it! THey are pretty fun to put together actually. Can't wait to see how it looks after you weather it.
Just a quick update,
Soilman your girth is in and I will have it ready by the end of the week. I will keep you posted.
Thanks alot on the constant contact. Can't wait to get it.
Cost? I see no mention of cost here.
OK, just noticed this. If you look at Boba's right side he has something on his back that comes down to his knee. It has a cord and a pointed end. First i thought it was something behind him but if you look at the shadow on the floor it is on him. I have never seen any reference to this before. Anyone have any idea what this is?
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I have had a few questions from people wondering if the color would work for ESB as well as ROTJ.
This picture told me that it was perfect!
Under the pictures of the girth in the initial post it does say PM me for pricing and questions. LOL
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Cost? I see no mention of cost here.
As for the cord you are seeing, you can do a search on the site. There are a few threads I have seen that show pretty good close up pics of the cords running into one of the packs on Boba's Side.
That's more than just cords. It is something pretty large on his back in addition to the jet pack.
Interesting observation. Is it maybe another blaster? I see a"box" shape there below his arm.
You should start a new thread with this observation.
Let me "Hunt Down" the thread that talks about that. It shows great pics in the thread!
You got cash & a PM.
That thing on the right you see is a blaster and holster. Boba carries a blaster in ESB like the ones they have on cloud city.
I see you have opened another thread about this. oops. Sorry E2K13. Ok, we now return to the regular scheduled topic
Recieved mine last week. It's looks great!
Excellent job,
Thank You for letting me know cause I was going to send you a PM to ask if it arrived yet.
I am glad you like it.
Hey E2K13 got the girth today. Awesome work. Thanks
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"The three B's" is a time-honored staple of concert programming. But rather than the three B's you learned about in school, this year's Utah Chamber Artists Christmas concert was brought to you by Alfred Burt, Abbie Betinis and Barlow Bradford.
Burt, as most choral singers could tell you, was best-known as a composer of Christmas carols. Bradford, too, has earned a solid reputation with his carol arrangements and originals. So the exciting discovery on Monday's concert in Libby Gardner Concert Hall was the music of Betinis, Burt's 32-year-old great-niece.
Bradford's beautifully balanced program featured three carols of Betinis, each with a distinct flavor. The exquisite concert opener, "Be Like the Bird," featured rich, inviting singing from the women of Utah Chamber Artists, with the men backing them up on handbells. Reading that the composer wrote the piece while recovering from cancer treatment three years ago added weight and poignancy to its message of strength in adversity.
The other Betinis carols were nearly as appealing. "Song of the Pines" was as contemplative as the name suggests, while the exuberant "Run, Toboggan, Run" showcased the singers' crisp diction.
Betinis also wrote the text for "Prayer for Peace" and set it to her late great-uncle's music. Another lesser-known Burt carol, "Carol of the Mother," featured some lovely unison singing from the choir and sensitive playing from the small orchestra. Two upbeat Burt favorites, "Caroling, Caroling" and "Bright, Bright the Holly Berries," rounded out the set.
Bradford's contributions to the program included shimmering settings of the Christina Rossetti poems, "The Shepherds Had an Angel" and "In the Bleak Midwinter," a graceful arrangement of "Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine" and the noble "Was Not Christ Our Saviour?" There were also two Bradford premieres, "A Day, a Day of Glory" and "Christmas Carol," both of which found the composer in celebratory mode.
Monday's concert started 20 minutes late due to crowds at the box office. While concertgoers inside the hall waited, Bradford led them in a pair of carols.
Utah Chamber Artists
The group's Christmas concert features music of artistic director Barlow Bradford, choral master Alfred Burt and Burt's great-niece Abbie Betinis.
When • Monday, Dec. 3.
Where • Libby Gardner Concert Hall, University of Utah.


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Some people love winter. They love the snow, the snap in the air, the short days and cozy nights at home. Others can't stand it, for many of the same reasons. Regardless of whether you love it or hate it, though, chances are you're going to have to get out and drive in it at some point. We've got a few suggestions to help you through the winter safely:
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Title: Robert L. Matthews collection, 1951-1958
Primary Creator: Matthews, Robert L.
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Languages: English
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Condition: 7/10
Color: Gloss Black
Upgrades: LPR? None?
Known Problems: Broken C-clamp in reg
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Shipping Options: USPS
Trades of Interest: DM3's, Timmy's, interesting guns
Location of Item: St. Paul, MN
What is Included: Gun, Graphitti Barrel, (no rail, ASA or macrofittings.)
Got my Toxic Toys Mephisto up for sale. Very interesting gun, rammer like an Angel, stacked tube like a Timmy, and autococker cocker LPR. Very fun to shoot, works flawlessly. It's in pretty good condition for being probably 10 years old, a few scratches and dings, but nothing horrible. The bolt has been lightly sanded to an almost Cure bolt style, it managed to shoot through almost a case of Marbellizer in near freezing temperatures, so it works quite well. Oh, and it's autococker threaded. Will not be coming with the rail in the picture!Really the only issue is that the C-Clamp in the reg has broken (looks like someone tried to jam it out,so there's some wear in there) so the reg is unserviceable as it is, but has always worked fine for me.
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Be careful. Bend one of those cheap Tapco flats, get one of those "parts kits" off the internet, some Dremel work and general blacksmithing, and someone could create an evil-death-assault-rifle! With a pistol grip and giant magazine. Even <gasp!> a bayonet lug! Oh, the humanity!
There'd probably be a law against it, if the kind of people who press for that sort of thing could imagine it was even possible without a factory, or at least a fully-equipped machine shop, union machinists, and a master's degree in firearm design and manufacture...
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When you look at THAT picture you see a possible prepro gun?????????
I am barely even aware that the big cannon is there
Eh, yeah! The Kaiser camera grip.
there were at least 3 pre pro sling guns , and yes its totally posible that, the deck gun handle was previously a PP pistol
That's nuts!
Nuts? Where? I see some *** but I don't see any nuts!
For a moment I thought he meant the "sling" to the ESB EE-3... I looked at the strap that connect Leia's skirt from font to back!
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Will a Smith and Wesson model 59 magazine work in a Smith and Wesson model 910 ok?
I tried one to see if it would fit........it locks and seems to feed rounds but it does hang about a 1/4th of an inch below the grip when it is in my gun.
thanks for the input,


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Snowboard Selection Help!
Hi all,
New to the forum and new to snowboarding and I am having a tough time choosing a new board after hours of scouring these forums and reading everyone's suggestions. I am 6'0" and 185lbs (11.5 boot size). This is my first year riding- I have a 2009 Burton Custom 157w w/ Custom bindings that I learned to ride on. I'm able to get down black diamond runs in CO fine and have no issues carving hard, etc., but living in the Midwest I've found myself enjoying jumps/park more and more.
Basically I am looking for a board that is more playful than the Custom, better for jumps/boxes, more forgiving than camber when landing jumps, but still will do well on groomers. Realistically it is going to be a while before I start trying rails, so I'm not concerned with that. I did a few runs with my buddy's Arbor Draft and the rocker feel felt sweet, but I still think I'd be happiest with a hybrid profile and something a bit stiffer since I'll be about 50/50 groomers/park.
One's I've been focused on based on reading through the forums:
NS Proto CT/CTX
Gnu Riders Choice
Lib Tech TRS
Arbor Blacklist
Can anyone comment on how the above boards compare in flex and which one(s) might best fit me? I am really leaning towards the NS Proto, love the graphic and carbonium top sheet, and I hear it has great pop for jumps. Also, if I choose the Proto I'm unsure of the size I need, 154 or 157? I hear it rides longer due to the blunted tips... with a 11.5 boot will I need the wide version? My custom is 25.8cm at the waist and I don't have any toe drag- the Proto CT 157 is 25.3 at the waist. Any and all suggestions are much appreciated!
Totally hooked on boarding, this forum is awesome, and I'm looking forward to progressing. Thanks guys/gals.
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Commentary: Budget negotiators play small ball
Come Friday, whether or not it is finished with its work, Congress plans to leave town until next year for its holiday recess.
For the first time since 2011 the lawmakers may do so with a budget agreement in hand. If they do, it will count as a success but only because, says the budget-watching Concord Coalition, the bar has been set so low. The Washington Post says the agreement, which still must pass several more hurdles, "amounts to little more than a cease-fire."
The agreement addresses no serious budget issues, like tax and entitlement reform and corporate tax loopholes, but it would preclude a government shutdown over agency spending and buys time for Congress, if it is so inclined, to tackle those issues.
The agreement partially repeals the sequester, the automatic across-the-board budget cuts, that have caused so much political grief and, while the final figures are still in flux, raise the cap on federal agency spending to $1.015 trillion for each of the next two fiscal years.
The pact was negotiated behind closed doors by Patty Murray, D-Wash., and Paul Ryan, R-Wis., the chairs respectively of Senate and House budget committees. The agreement seems to have strong support from the 29 members of their joint House-Senate conference committee, but it still faces several obstacles.
There are outstanding disagreements over how much more federal workers should be required to contribute to their pensions; how much money the government could raise from the sale of broadcast spectrum; a $5 increase in airline ticket fees to help fund the TSA; and Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell's insistence on an overall budget cap of $967 billion.
House Democrats, led by former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, are insisting that emergency unemployment benefits, due to expire at the end of the year, be extended another year. But what seemed like a deal-breaker at the end of last week now seems susceptible to compromise.
House Speaker John Boehner said that he would "truly entertain" any White House plan for extending those benefits, and Pelosi's chief budget negotiator, Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., said as long as there were guarantees the benefits would be extended, that provision need not be included in the budget agreement, which would make voting for it more palatable to some lawmakers.
The budget agreement has one glaring drawback: While it will marginally slow the growth of the national debt, now $17.3 trillion, it will do nothing to actually reduce it. That's a problem for next year or the year after or the year after that ...
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Lewis Branscomb is Public Service Professor of Public Policy and Corporate Management in the Aetna Chair Emeritus and former Chair of the Program on Science, Technology and Public Policy (1986 – 1996) in the Belfer Center in HKS. He is also Adjunct Professor at the University of California, San Diego and Distinguished Research Fellow in the Institute for Global Conflict and Cooperation of the University of California. A former Director of the National Bureau of Standards (1969 – 1972, now NIST) and Vice President and Chief Scientist of IBM (1972 – 1986), he served as Chairman of the National Science Board (1980 – 1984). A pioneer in negative ion photodetachment, he is author of books on science and technology policy, disaster resilience and counter terrorism, and early stage technology innovation. His AB in physics is from Duke University (summa cum laude, 1945) and physics PhD in 1950 from Harvard, where he was a Junior Fellow in the Society of Fellows.


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I consider myself pretty good with search functions, but I just can't turn this information up. Does anyone have a few good dimensions for the gauntelt missle? If I had the overall length and diameter of the thickest point, I think I could figure out the rest.
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'One year after scoring 43 goals, Vanek is on pace for 22 goals and 47 points. He has one goal and no assists in his last seven. Forget the huge contract (if such a thing is possible). He would be a colossal disappointment at last year's money.'
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Last Friday I attended a Data Visualization seminar by the Responsible Data Forum. I got a fascinatingly succinct introduction to the concerns of applying data visualization in a responsible way.
In attendance were 35 activists, researchers, designers, technologists, analysts, artists and journalists. The event was facilitated by the engine room, Data & Society and the ThoughtWorks data scientist, Sara Terp.


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Teachers' Union website offers guides to — not math or reading — the violent overthrow of the U.S. government
posted at 9:39 pm on November 10, 2009 by directorblue
Hard as it may be to believe, the recommending reading list of the NEA — the powerful, Democrat-controlled teachers' union — includes instruction manuals for the violent overthrow of the U.S. government. Two books by radical Communist activist Saul Alinsky advocate violence ("Radicals [must break] the necks of Conservatives"), destruction and revolution.
Incredibly, the following quotes are not cherry-picked from the midst of Alinsky's texts: they are highlighted on the NEA's website.
An inspiration to anyone contemplating action in their community! And to every organizer!
"The Radical does not sit frozen by cold objectivity. He sees injustice and strikes at it with hot passion. He is a man of decision and action. There is a saying that the Liberal is one who walks out of the room when the argument turns into a fight.
"Society has good reason to fear the Radical. Every shaking advance of mankind toward equality and justice has come from the Radical. He hits, he hurts, he is dangerous. Conservative interests know that while Liberals are most adept at breaking their own necks with their tongues, Radicals are most adept at breaking the necks of Conservatives.
"Radicals precipitate the social crisis by action – by using power… The Radical recognizes that constant dissension and conflict is and has been the fire under the boiler of democracy. He firmly believes in that brave saying of a brave people, "Better to die on your feet than to live on your knees!"
"The Radical may resort to the sword but when he does he is not filled with hatred against those individuals whom he attacks. He hates these individuals not as persons but as symbols representing ideas or interests which he believes to be inimical to the welfare of the people… That is the reason why Radicals, although frequently embarking upon revolutions, have rarely resorted to personal terrorism."
The words unconscionable and outrageous come to mind.
Rather than teach science, math, reading or writing, the NEA advocates the violent ascent of communism.
This organization has no business operating inside public schools.
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TwT, are the entrance's on what we would normaly call the sides or the front and back? Curiousity makes me ask, what makes them the best? Thank's
So with the one side propylized shut doesn't that just make them into a single entrance? How are they different?Alfred
I have seen a couple of bee trees and not one of them had a open bottom !! { when the loggers got done with them, then they did !! ]Bee-Bop
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Im new,ive come over from the hunters forum(predator costuming site)to work on my custom mando for a while.i have a rubies jango thats been painted many times (link at bottom)i just wanted to introduce myself. im looking forward to hanging out and building one awsome suit.
my concept is the armor and helmet will be flat black with a black undersuit and gigantic sniper rifle
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This may or may not apply to some of you out there, but Vermont requires that anyone born after Jan. 1st 1974 to take a boating safety course. Much like the hunters education course.
The Vermont State Police web site has a link to the course, and the link lists the places and dates of the course.
I had taken the course over 15 years ago, but my card was badly torn and beat up. If you need a new card you can send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com to get a new one or to find out more about the course.
They will send you a free new card in a few weeks.


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I have for some time been thinking, what is best, Kanban or Scrum. I can't make up my mind so I decided to write a single article in two parts, one where I wear the "I love Kanban" hat and one where I'm wearing an "I love Scrum" T-shirt.
First I would like to tell you shortly what Scrum and Kanban is.
Scrum in 1 minute
Scrum is about getting back to the time when the company was small and everything was easy and ran smoothly. Back then projects were small, teams were small, releases were small and communication was easy. Best of all, we were efficient.
In Scrum we split our big project into small projects as we work on timeboxed iterations called sprints. We split our big team into small teams (still with all the skills we need) and launch often. If we are more than 20 employees we probably have a problem knowing what the other departments and customers are needing so let's bring someone into the team that can represent them. To help communications from the team to the rest of the company we have our plan and current status visible. The plan is called the sprint backlog and the status is shown on the scrum board. Here is an example:
The person we brought in to represent all stakeholders is called product owner and is responsible for prioritizing a list with features that will be developed for the product in the future. This list is called the product backlog.
To make Scrum a process we add some small but necessary meetings: a planning meeting, daily synchronizing meeting and meetings to improve product and process. We decide the length of our iterations and aim to deliver something valuable after each iteration.
Kanban in 1 minute
Scrum is simple but Kanban is even simpler. Just visualizing your workflow and limiting demand to capacity is enough to call it Kanban.
Let's start by looking at the roots of Kanban. It's a way, invented and used by Toyota, to get a good flow of parts to their plants. Kanban is just a card attached to the part and when the part is used the Kanban is sent as a request to the supplier for more parts. The physical card is actually sent to the supplier who is attaching it to the next pert sent. Since the cards are re-used and no new cards are entered in the circulation Toyota limits the number of parts in stock and at the same time make sure new parts are ordered as soon as they are needed.
In software development Kanban is a limited promise of work. A Kanban board is a number of placeholders for work to be done. A typical Kanban board can look like this.
Each team has decided their limit and drawn as many squares as the limit allows them to. Whenever a task is done it will be moved to the next group if and only if they have free Kanban squares. Else the task is stuck. If there is nothing more to do we have a problem with the flow and we need to work together to solve what is stopping us.
While Scrum is focusing on delivering on commitment Kanban is focusing on getting a smooth flow.
In common for Scrum and Kanban
There are a lot of similarities between Scum and Kanban. Some examples are:
- A strict prioritization (it's obvious what to do next)
- Self-organizing teams (see below)
- Transparency (show what you've done, your current status and what's next to do)


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We had friends over again, and as usual, I spent a couple of days in the kitchen preparing for their visit. This time I whipped up a regional tasting menu of Caucasus Celebration specialties from Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. As they ate and in between the "yummy sounds" my friends kept on commenting that there were, "so many flavors on the plate".
Many thanks to my decorator, line chef, historian and cyber-guy husband for making everything possible. All dishes were enjoyed with Georgian Tvishi or Kindzmarauli wines.
The Menu
Georgian Dolmas
Pomegranate Pickled Garlic
Armenian Red Pepper
Yogurt and Cucumber Dip
Main Courses
Grilled Chicken Garo
Azeri Lamb Chops with Sour Cherry Sauce
Eggplant in a Sweet and Sour Pomegranate Sauce
Azeri String Beans in a Sour Tomato Sauce
Sesame and Almond Pilaf
Saffron Ice Cream
Dried Figs and Apricots
All recipes are, of course, from Volume One of The Silk Road Gourmet.
Georgian Dolmas: Stuffed Grape leaves, dolmas or dolmades are eaten from Eastern Mediterranean Greece and Turkey clear across Central Asia and in several Eastern Asia countries like Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. The Georgian variety I served stuffed the leaves with lamb and rice mixture with the strong flavors of dill, lemon and walnuts. Delicious!
The Pomegranate Pickled Garlic: I've written about this pickle before in the blog and will likely mention it again, because it is one of my Silk Road pickles. This Georgian dish uses unsweetened pomegranate juice with a hint of vinegar and dill and lots of cracked black pepper to flavor the garlic. The longer it pickles, the milder and more fruity the garlic becomes. Enjoy with naan or other flat bread.
Armenian Roasted Red Pepper Salad: This salad offered a sweeter alternative to the appetizer table. Roasted and skinned sweet red peppers marinate in grapeseed oil and white vinegar with a bit of garlic and roasted almonds added.
Yogurt and Cucumber Dip: Once again, yogurt dips are enjoyed from Eastern Europe throughout Western, Central and Southern Asia. Keeping with the Caucasian theme of the dinner, I chose an Armenian version flavored with mint, garlic and black pepper. The yogurt and the cucumbers create a cooling dip to soothe the palate challenged by spicy or fiery foods.
Grilled Chicken Garo: A sensational Georgian way to prepare chicken that will tease and amaze your guests with unfamiliar flavor combinations. The chicken is first marinated for several days in lemon juice and light sesame or peanut oil and generous amounts of the Georgian spice mixture Khmeli-Suneli. Then the chicken is grilled and enjoyed with the cilantro-based Garlic and Walnut sauce with overtones of fenugreek and lemon.
Azeri Lamb Chops with Sour Cherry Sauce: Lamb with a light crust of freshly grated nutmeg and cracked pepper is baked and sweetened with a sauce of sour cherries, cinnamon and a hint of lemon juice. Together an amazing and unforgettable combination!
Eggplant in a Sweet and Sour Pomegranate Sauce: This recipe couples earthy eggplants with a Georgian pomegranate sauce flavored with red onions, sweet basil and a couple of chili peppers.
Azeri String Beans in a Sour Tomato Sauce: One of my favorite vegetable dishes of all times. Green beans sautéed with onions and then joined by a sour tomato sauce made with white vinegar, black pepper and yogurt. Fabulous!
Sesame and Almond Pilaf: A buttery, nutty, Azeri pilaf flavored with roasted sesame seeds and almonds that is related to Gulf and Levantine rice dishes. I like this pilaf because it has a strong enough flavor to be paired with the main meats and vegetables described here, but complements without interfering with those flavors.
Ravane: This cake is once again a regional favorite eaten from Greece through Central Asia. The Georgian version I made is baked with a mix of nut flours and wheat flour and then permeated with a simple syrup flavored with citrus and cinnamon that is allowed to sit overnight before serving. Sweet, but earthy at the same time. Some versions use only wheat flour, while others make the syrup from honey instead of sugar.
Saffron Ice Cream: Just a little something to complement the ravane. A saffron flavored ice cream made with chopped pistachio nuts and rosewater. Semi sweet and a bit nutty – really good!
(Words by Laura Kelley. Photo of the Dolmas borrowed from the Food and Wine Blog by Azat Aslanyan).


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In general calls for submission and announcements are to be posted on your blog and the forum is for questions and discussions. However, since people seem to think the forum gets more attention, let's use this thread - and this thread only - for any submissions wanted post. Feel free to aslo post on your blog. Thanks!
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Asuang is an umbrella term for creatures that people our imagination. As blood suckers, they engender in us, a fear of the dark, of morbidity, of paleness, of incense. The fear that desires, the fear that suffocates, not just creatures but open spaces and high places. Fear of beings that when looked at mirrors or through other eyes, resemble perhaps, ourselves? Then here maybe, there be monsters?
Asuang then calls not just for darkness but for hallucinogen, psychedelia, kaleidoscopic narratives in whatever genre.
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The sugestive name of the zine says everything: share with us your love for the most powerfull and beautiful triplet we've ever heard. Like the band isn't enough. There's gotta be some love, they have to be a part of your life in a significant way.
The zine's organized by me, Carla (zine True Lies, Histérica and Cabeça Tédio blog) and by Marcelo and Luiza (La Chatte band) an we intend to release it in 2012. We're from Brazil.
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"Tell us your love story with SK! Send us drawings, story, graphic novel, text or collage. If you want to answer a interview instead we are sending some questions too. Deadline: 7/15/12 – July 15th"
If you remember of some friend that would like to participate too please share the link. We don't seek crouds just grrrls/folks/babes that are one beat at heart.
hi all,
i am putting together a new compilation zine and would very much like your contributions!
the theme is pathology, inspired both by my job in a hospital and a giant pathology textbook i couldn't resist buying. pathology can refer to the study of disease, viruses and bacteria, cancers and infections--but it can also evoke 'normal' or 'typical' reactions or expressions taken to an extreme ('pathological gambling', etc.).
of course, this definition of what is pathological requires a set standard of what is normal, which varies from community to community--and i would guess many of us don't live up to. the interesting thing to me is the difference between the definition and how we live our lives.
thoughts of possible topics that most immediately come to mind:
* disability / ableism / accessibility
* mental illness / intellectual disability / psychotropic medications / alternative treatments
* non-monogamy / choosing to be single / not getting married / getting married
* sexuality / asexuality / kinks / etc
* pop culture / the love of glitter / the love of tattered black t-shirts
* healing / health / illness / the medical system
* the overlap and dischord between different communities / scenes / cliques
* political & community organizing: how it works, how it fails us
* the list could go on and on....
i am looking for writing and art that is easily photocopied in a half-page format. i'm open to different mediums and formats, although any terrible poetry will be immediately recycled. i'm also open to varying genres: funny, sad, personal, fictional, etc.... my last compilation zine had poetry, a recipe, memoir, and lists, and i'm hoping to replicate the same eclectic format.
also, i hope to reprise the "things i love that i shouldn't" and "things i should love that i don't" lists from whatever saves #1, so please send me your thoughts on that as well.
contributions can be sent to:
po box 22761
seattle, wa 98122
deadline is july 1st.
please include contact information so i can send you a copy of the zine(s) when it is done.
can't wait to see what y'all come up with.
This is DJ Frederick from Paper Radio zine. I've been asked to create a monthly half hour radio show for an internet station called The Global Voice (www.theglobalvoice.info). Part of the focus of the show is going to be about zines and paper culture. I am looking for submissions of mp3 recordings or cds of zine readings, zine related books, poetry, short stories, or audio art no more than 1 – 6 minutes in length. Please email files to firstname.lastname@example.com and I will let you know if they work for the radio show or email me for further discussion.
"In Praise of Illness" is the theme of the 6th issue of OBSOLETE!


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If you are looking for a pleasant weekend, A Coruña has some of the best beaches in Galicia such as the Santa Cristina and Riazor beach. It is important to book the hotels in A Coruña well in advance as A Coruña cheap hotels go quickly. A Coruña is a popular destination in the summer months. Book ahead with EasyToBook.com to get discount hotels - A Coruña has many tapas bars that are worth visiting, and some are open all night long. Many of A Coruña's attractions are close by to each other. A Coruña is also known as the crystal city because there are many balconies covered in glass. The city has a medieval quarter and a scenic promenade stretching nine kilometers.Some of A Coruña's hotels have views of the harbor and the archaeological museum, Castillo de San Anton. The Maria Pita Square is well worth a visit for its architecture and also the Torre de Hercules, a Roman lighthouse. Other museums include the Museo de Cienia y Technologica an interactive center, Demus Casa del Hombre the human being interactive center, and the Museo de Belle Artes holds a Fine arts collection. The Aquarium Finisterrae has over 2000 species of marine life.


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Your post is the 1st I've heard of it.
Heard a rumor the other day that Taurus is dropping
the PT 111, PT 140, and PT 145 known as the MIL
PRO's from their line. I have not been able to verify
this fact, and was wondering if anyone else could
shed some light on this subject~?
Your post is the 1st I've heard of it.
First I've heard. I do know they just changed the trigger and sights over to the type on their 24/7's back around March...haven't heard they're dropping them???
I haven't heard that either. Those guns and the 24/7 are their most popular guns don't know why they would get rid of them.
News to me, too. Best place to check is their website.
News to me. I just saw one of the new Mil Pro's the other day. The sights pick up pretty fast but I'm not completely sure I like them any better than the old style. I do like the new trigger style a lot better.
I just checked the Tarus site under News, and did not see any mention of them dropping any of the Pistols you listed.
We got word a few months ago that they are going to stop using titanium for their revolvers because the price has gotten so high for it and it would make the prices of the guns unreasonable. I haven't heard anything else about them dropping anything.


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'Jason Pominville, Clarke MacArthur and Tim Kennedy lit the lamp for the Sabres, who were called for a pair of infractions in the final minute of regulation. Patrick Lalime started between the pipes and stopped six of the seven shots he faced. Jhonas Enroth finished with 23 saves.'
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Yeovil Town 0-3 Arsenal
January 6, 1971
By Rob Kelly
The memory is still fresh in Bob Wilson's mind, 42 years on. "We wanted to get the hell out of there as soon as possible. I am a grass-roots football person, I am a supporter of teams like Yeovil, but it was incredibly satisfying to win that game. We were wound up, but wound up in the right manner. We really wanted to stuff them."
One man had dominated the headlines in the build-up to Arsenal's FA Cup third-round clash at Huish in January 1971. Yeovil chairman Norman Burfield, a larger than life character, had sought to get under the skin of his side's illustrious opponents in the days before the tie by denigrating the two oldest members of the Gunners team, Frank McLintock and Wilson. He poured scorn on the former's age and suggested Wilson's reactions were on the wane. It did not go down well in the marble halls of Highbury.
"His big quotes were that Frank should be retired and was an old man, and that I was 'famously slow to fast balls'," Wilson told Arsenal.com. "I have never heard a quote like it before or since! I suppose he was trying to say I had very slow reactions but the one thing I could not be accused of was being slow. He went to town and got all the publicity under the sun but we had to be professional.
"However, when we got to the ground he was waiting there for us when our coach drew up outside the entrance to the dressing rooms. He wanted to shake our hands, to which Frank said there was 'no ******* way' he was shaking hands with him! Maybe a few did, but I remember completely ignoring him. It was just a wind-up job."
While the 1970/71 campaign would end in glory for Arsenal, it had hardly seemed likely at the start of the season. They had finished the previous year in 12th place and had averaged just one point per game, but Bertie Mee's side started strongly and came into their match at Yeovil on the back of a 13-game unbeaten run in the league.
"When the third-round draw was made, the general feeling among many people seemed to be, 'Oh there you go, Arsenal are through' but as a player you don't think like that at all," Wilson continues. "We were pleased we had not drawn Leeds, but we also knew full well that there was huge pressure on us to win that game. Anything other than a win, even a draw, would have been seen as a disaster.
"Even though we were doing OK in the league, we were not leading by any stretch of the imagination. Leeds were storming away with it and when we drew Yeovil in the cup, it was all about the fact the mighty Arsenal would be playing on their dreaded sloping pitch.
"It sloped from touchline to touchline and when you headed out of the stand you were looking upwards - the slope was actually up above us! It was very, very tricky to play on a pitch like that, especially against a side who knew how to cope with the conditions. When I walked out, I thought 'Oh my God' as it was like nothing I had played on before.
"But [assistant manager] Don Howe did something great that day. Whereas now you might go out on to the pitch 45 minutes before kick off to warm up, we never did so in those days. We just warmed up in the dressing room.
"But that day Don said we were going out there because he needed me particularly to get used to the pitch. He said the balls struck from the top side would be totally different from those struck from the bottom side. In other words, any ball struck into the box from the top side, he wanted me to just get a touch on it because it would fly off down the hill. It was a big help."
Despite all the pre-match drama, once the game got underway Arsenal made their superiority count as John Radford's brace and a Ray Kennedy strike helped them ease into the next round.
"Yeovil were at their home ground, which was very much a leveller, but we had a side that was the perfect jigsaw," Wilson says. "We had one free spirit, which was Charlie George, but he didn't play that day. We were efficient, everyone knew their jobs and we were very disciplined. It was a perfect fit of individuals for the roles that they played.
"But until you score that first goal or get a few up, you are always going to be a bit anxious. However, we were very professional that day and the game was dead pretty early on. I don't remember having a difficult save to make to be honest. We didn't humiliate them in any way, but they never looked like they would cause a shock."
Arsenal went on to defeat Portsmouth, Manchester City, Leicester, Stoke and Liverpool on an amazing FA Cup run than culminated in the Club's first-ever Double. But it was the memory of a publicity-hungry chairman, a sloping pitch and an ultimately satisfying win against Southern League Yeovil that still brings out the competitor in Bob Wilson.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Organic Arugula Salad at Seasons 52
Among the beautiful beaches, tropical weather, and active lifestyles, the RIO Olympic games have been both fascinating and inspiring to watch and now you can relish in everything RIO with artfully designed Brazilian hats, totes, handbags, and swimwear.
Tickets are now on sale for the 8th Annual Green Feast farm-to-table fundraiser, hosted by Chef Alice Waters on June 18th at The Ecology Center in San Juan Capistrano (32701 Alipaz Street). Recognized as the "mother of the farm-to-table movement," Waters has been an avid leader of the sustainable food effort.
When it comes to cooking, you want the best foods for your family. Yet, the question recently arose, "What types of cookware are the safest and healthiest to cook with?" GREAT question! Foods and cooking methods are an essential part of health and cooking in the safest, healthiest forms of cookware is just as vital.


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Beadboard Get Ready Dresser
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- Overview
Classic beadboard detailing adds standout style to our new Beadboard Get Ready Dresser, featuring a lift-up mirror above three mini drawers for jewelry or makeup and three wider drawers for clothes.
- 40.5" wide x 20.75" deep x 41.25" high
- Crafted with a kiln-dried hardwood frame.
- Three deep drawers hold all of your essentials with ease.
- A hinged vanity top with a mirror inside reveals cubbies to hold your treasured items.
- Finish is hand-applied in a multi-step process. PBteen White is a classic off-white paint and rustic finishes are gently distressed.
- Watch our recommended steps to prepare for a successful furniture delivery.
- The fit and measuring guide should be read prior to placing your order.
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Special delivery discount when you purchase the Beadboard Get Ready Dresser with the Beadboard Basic or Storage Bed. Save up to $75 on delivery and processing surcharges when you purchase the set.
- Dimensions + Care
- Overall: 20.75" wide x 78" long x 41" high
- Small Drawer Interior (3): 8.5" long x 15" deep x 5.5" high
- Large Drawer Interior (3): 32.5" long x 15" deep x 5.5" high
- Vanity Top: 28.5" wide x 28.25" long x 1.25" high
- Mirror: 22" wide x 14.5" long
- Clearance Under Dresser: 2.5"
- Maximum Weight Capacity: 100 pounds
- Dust often using a soft, dry cloth.
- To protect the finish, do not apply abrasives or household cleaners.
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This item is delivered by our Premium In-Home Delivery Service. With In-Home delivery, the item is brought into your home, unpacked, and assembled (except for some headboards and Style-It Desk components, which are not unpacked or assembled. Our service also does not mount hutches and shelves to customer's walls.) Delivery is by appointment. Monday-Friday, in all areas; Saturday delivery in some areas. Our delivery service will contact you to arrange a day. This service is available in the contiguous 48 states only. Please allow approximately 2-3 weeks for delivery. Returns of mattresses are subject to a $40 return shipping fee.
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'The two sides skated to a scoreless opening period, but Ottawa struck twice in the 2nd. Erik Karlsson finally opened the scoring at 8:20 of the middle frame with a shorthanded goal, his 6th of the season. Marcus Foligno failed to get back, leaving Karlsson wide open for a successful slap shot at the top of the faceoff circle. A little less than two minutes later, Erik Condra made it a 2-0 game, finishing off a scrum in front of Miller by poking home the loose puck.'
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Collect photos, maps, memories and books of interest to you.
Memories of Banstead
My brother Alec (12) and I (11) were at Beecholme from January to December 1956 we were orphans our parents died 7 months apart in 1955. We were in myrtle cottage changed to Willow cottage by the childrens vote I choose Willow and was very excited they picked it. We had 2 house Mothers that we called Auntie. We went to school ...Read full memory
A Cold And Dim Visit To Banstead Asylum
I cannot remember the exact year but it was very cold. I was a TV repair man at Raylec in the High Street and we had a call from a doctor living in a house at the Asylum. She complained that the picture on her Bush TV was very small. I could find nothing wrong with the TV and then noticed that the ...Read full memory
Banstead High Street
I too, remember Banstead High Street in the 1950's. I well remember the Ibis Book Shop where I bought my first record - Tommy Steel 'Singing the Blues'. Also, I remember the library was up the far end nearly opposite 'The Woolpack'; I think. Opposite the 'Victoria' pub, there was a 'coffee bar, where they played the latest tunes. Does anyone else remember this? Happy memories!
Searching For Minnie
I am hoping to find any kind of information regarding a relative called Minnie Dore (nee Goodwin] who sadly died in Banstead asylum in aprox. 1918 leaving behind my grandfather and their three small sons, George, Maurice and Leonard, who were put into an institution as their father was also ill in hospital and could not ...Read full memory


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Spreads like jams, jellies, preserves, and marmalade's are a great way to get the health benefits of fruit - and when paired with crackers, bread and other delicious add-ons can be part of a terrific snack or meal.
This week, my team and I have put together our favorite ways to incorporate fruit spreads into YOUR snacks and meals.
To quell your curiosity, let me start by explaining the differences:
JAMS are thick in consistency and made by crushing or using the pulp of whole fruit.
JELLIES are made using the juices of the fruit. Jellies can also be made from ingredients other than fruits such as teas, wine, herbs and flowers.
MARMALADE is a jelly with pieces of citrus fruit cut into it. Oranges, lemons and limes are the common fruits used.
PRESERVES are sometimes used interchangeably with jam, but often have larger chunks of fruit in it. It may be a little more syrupy than jam.
FRUIT BUTTERS are a smooth and creamy spreads from fruit made into a paste. Apple and pumpkin are often common fruit butter flavors. Surprisingly, there is NO butter in the product.
CONSERVES are thick and chunky and often contain both dried fruit and nuts in the spread mixture. They are often used as a spread over meat or with cheese.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Since these spreads are all made with sugar, be careful with the portion sizes - all you need is 1 tbsp (approximately 30-50 calories, which is close in calories to a ½ serving of fruit)
Snack suggestions from the team:
Heather Recommends: Using 1 tbsp of jam and ½ cup of Friendship 1% whipped cottage cheese on 2 Fiber Rich crackers. A great afternoon snack.
Stephanie Recommends: Putting jam over good ol' oatmeal and sprinkling some cinnamon and walnuts on top. All you need is a small dollop of the sweet stuff.
Dara Recommends: A peanut butter and jam sandwich on Ezekiel 4:9 bread.
If you're interested in today's topic, you may also be interested in these posts on my blog:


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If you do not load content into the Primary Content field, the content fields underneath will take dominance of the page. No Primary Content makes Shared Content the top dog. No Primary or Shared Content makes Extra Content the top dog. Secondary Content will always be in the little green box, however.
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The Grace Of Justification
We will cover justification in more detail in the weeks ahead. For now, let us note how critical it is that we know our good works do not and cannot justify us. The very honor of Christ is at stake ...Read More
The Grace Of Regeneration
God's saving grace is not weak but powerful and effectual to save. It can bring dead souls to life, and since the life that God gives is far more powerful than death, no one to whom saving grace is shown ...Read More
Grace And Repropation
The elect get what they do not deserve—salvation—but the reprobate get what they deserve—condemna-tion. The doctrine of election should not lead us to pride or to consider ourselves inherently holier than others. It should be a continual reminder to us ...Read More
The Grace Of Predestination
That nothing in us moved God to choose us for salvation is hard for many people to accept. But Scripture is clear that God chose us only on account of His good pleasure. We cannot take credit in any way ...Read More
The Covenant Of Grace Fulfilled
The process of God's writing His law on our hearts begins in this life but is not completed until our glorification. Christians grow slowly but surely in their willingness to obey and to repent for even the smallest sins, and ...Read More
The Kingly Covenant
In addition to making His people righteous before God, Jesus, Son of David and Son of God, also restores to humanity the rule over creation originally given to us in creation (Gen. 1:26–28). Those who are in Christ by faith ...Read More
The Law Covenant
Even after we have trusted in Christ, the law continues to show us our need for Him. If we meditate on God's commandments, we soon see that we have not kept any of them with our whole heart, mind, soul, ...Read More
The Covenant Of Faith-Righteousness
What is to be our response to the Abrahamic covenant? It is to forsake any claim to merit that we might think we have and to rest on Christ alone for salvation. We must continually turn to Jesus in faith, ...Read More
The Covenant of Preservation
How often do we think about the good gift of a stable and predictable natural order? The consistent rhythm of the seasons, the sun and moon, and even the weather enables us to make plans, grow crops, and do a ...Read More
Covenatal Intervention
God could have abandoned all people when Adam fell, leaving us totally under the devil's domain with no desire to resist him. But the Lord graciously intervened to give His people the will to resist Satan and, even better, God ...Read More


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Amplify Interactive is hiring a Senior SEM Account Executive. The focus of this role will be on servicing our pay-per-click (PPC) clients & account work, the ideal candidate will also have a working knowledge of SEO & social media with a desire to learn and support our work in these areas.
We need someone with a minimum of 3 years experience who can step in and make a contribution right away. The ideal candidate has either managed large in-house paid search campaigns and/or has managed paid search in an agency setting.
Check out the job posting: Senior SEM Account Executive


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