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Photos by MJ Klein and Hui-chen
Welcome to the second installment about our recent trip to East Taiwan. There are a number of shots from the car, so please bear with us on this.
The skies were clear as we headed up to the area of Taroko Gorge.
Along the way there are some examples of aboriginal artwork.
This is the main gate to the Gorge.
A quick stop at the visitor center for a map, and we're on our way.
This is typical topography of the gorge.
This road is pretty much constantly in repair dues to landslides.
A scenic overlook, were I did a live stream broadcast on Youtube (below)
In one area, there is a place where you can borrow a helmet for exploring where falling rocks are a hazard.
This place is called Swallow Grotto, because of all the cute birds that next here.
I tried to do another live stream from this place (below), but there was no network signal. So I just did a short recording in 4k.
The gorge is a lot smaller than people think so you can see the entire thing in 3 to 4 hours with stops for photos.
Gotta have a 7-11!
This temple was under construction, so no one was able to walk through it this time.
These QR codes can help you plan your visit.
There are men on this wall, repelling with climbing ropes and gear. Not sure what they are doing but it looks like they are brings up some kind of supplies in bags.
Finally, it was time to go to our next destination….
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|Salutation and Explanation (2 Cor. 1:1-2:13)
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Paul begins by greeting the Corinthians
with joy and an important section of thanksgiving to God for them. We see
the Pastoral side of Paul here as he is both affirming and encouraging the
Corinthians in their faith. He speaks of the reciprocal nature of God's
comfort and compassion among believers. As we share in the sufferings of
Christ and the gospel, we are moreover encouraged by sharing in the
sufficiency of His comfort, not merely comfort that is adequate for
ourselves, but an abundance that overflows to encourage others as well. He
challenges them to take refuge in this and to press on enduring the
despair through their hope in Christ. Due to his promise in the previous
letter the Corinthians had been expecting him. Therefore at this point, he
offers an explanation of the unforeseen change in his travel plans. Paul
did not want to come to them in grief again over the labors of the
ministry Christ had called him to. Paul uses this to transition to
indicate the importance of forgiving those who have wronged you.
|Paul's Ministry (2 Cor. 2:14-7:4)
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Paul then begins to praise God and offer a
lengthy account of the nature of his ministry. He reminds them that he was
ordained by God, that he has received this commission by the mercy of God,
and that he is committed to integrity in proclaiming the gospel. In
contrast, this ministry is not about him. He is not concerned with his own
pleasure or the applause of men, but rather his ultimate motivation is
pleasing Christ for it is he who suffered as a sacrifice for his sins. He
challenges them to endure hardship as he has and to avoid being bound in
any sort of covenant with unbelievers, for this is a hindrance to their
relationship with God. He finally appeals to them to have open heart
toward he and his faithful partners for he takes great joy and
encouragement in them that has risen above all their troubles.
|Liberal Giving (2 Cor. 7:5-9:15)
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Paul explains further that this
encouragement comes through the report of Titus that they had received his
first letter well. He takes great joy in the eagerness of their hearts as
displayed in their response to its instruction as they were moved to Godly
sorrow and repentance. He tell them of the confidence that he now has in
them after they had confirmed his image of them as he had boasted to Titus
of their faith. He extends to them his desire to have them found equally
faithful in playing their part in generous giving toward the collection
for the church in Jerusalem, just as the Macedonians gave - beyond their
ability. He informs them that he is sending Titus in preparation for his
coming. They should receive him in love as an example of the unity of the
body to the whole church. This section concludes by instructing themof the
results of their generous hearts. They are not merely meeting the needs of
God's people, but their gifts overflow in praise to God as others rejoice
of their obedience and partnership in the gospel.
|Paul's Apostleship (2 Cor. 10-13)
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This final section is a stern response by Paul to some of the opposition that had surfaced in the church, not only to him, but to progress of the gospel. He took great offense in this opposition and was ready to take it head on. He first wants to establish the importance of faith obedience by the Corinthians in the midst of these new 'apostles' who were boasting in themselves and slandering him. They have exposed themselves as false apostles in their actions as this not the way of service and allegiance to Christ. While they boast in their own strength, Paul responds ironically by boasting in his weakness. For it is through the weak that the power of the gospel operates. He turns to the Corinthians and their responsibility for taking action. He appeals to them to reevaluate their position toward these offenders and forewarns them of the action he will take if necessary upon his visit.


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Food Allergy Policy
Food Allergy Policy (including nut-free campus guidelines) [edit]
The Christian Academy in Japan is committed to providing an educational environment that is as safe as possible for all students and staff, including those with food allergies. Since food allergies can be life threatening, CAJ's Food Allergy Policy focuses on primary prevention of allergic reactions by helping students avoid contact with offending allergens as much as possible. Students can avoid exposure to food allergens most effectively when the parents, student, and school work in partnership. For this reason, CAJ's food allergy policy identifies the responsibilities of the parents, student, and school in preventing exposure to food allergens and on prompt and effective treatment procedures following accidental exposure to food allergens.
Individuals may be allergic to a wide variety of food substances (wheat, milk, eggs, shellfish, coconut) as well as non-food substances (bee stings, latex); however, reactions to peanuts and other nuts (pine-nuts, almonds, walnuts) are the most common causes of severe allergic reactions or anaphylaxis. Therefore, CAJ's Food Allergy Policy focuses on reducing the risk of exposure to nut allergens by instituting a reasonably nut-free campus. In the context of CAJ, reasonably nut-free means that as standard practice:
- Food prepared by school staff in the dining hall, home economics room, and senior concessions is made using nut-free ingredients.
- All individuals who prepare food for sale at bake sales and student concessions are asked to avoiding using ingredients containing nuts and nut products.
- Food from home including student lunches, snacks, and food to share should be made without ingredients containing nuts and nut products.
Reasonably nut-free does not mean that CAJ guarantees the absolute safety of all food for individuals with nut allergies because CAJ cannot be assured that all ingredients in food items are clearly labeled and identifiable by those preparing food nor that all community members and guests are in compliance. In addition, food prepared or sold at CAJ may contain food ingredients that have been produced in factories that process nuts. Within these parameters, CAJ is committed to doing everything that is reasonably possible to protect students and staff who have nut allergies from accidental exposure to allergens.
Parents of students with any known food allergies should discuss their child's allergy with the school nurse before school begins or when new allergies develop during the school year so that appropriate interventions may be initiated.
Parent/Guardian's Responsibilities[edit]
- Notify the school nurse of the student's allergies.
- Document the allergy on all relevant school documents such as the Health History form and yearly Student Emergency form.
- Provide written medical documentation, instructions, and medications as prescribed by a physician. The school nurse will then formulate an Emergency Action Plan in coordination with the parents.
- Provide a signed Exchange of Confidential Information form signed by the prescribing physician to the school nurse if requested.
- Provide properly labeled medications (antihistamine and/or epinephrine) to the school nurse. Epinephrine is currently available by prescription in Japan.
- Understand that information regarding food allergy will be shared with the student's teacher(s), classmates and their parents, and other CAJ staff who will have frequent contact with the student.
- Educate the student in the self-management of his/her food allergy:
- Safe and unsafe foods.
- Strategies for avoiding exposure of unsafe foods such as reading food labels, avoiding unlabeled food, and avoiding shared food.
- His/her individual symptoms and progression of allergic reaction (mild reaction to anaphylaxis).
- How and when to tell an adult they may be having an allergic reaction.
- Review dining hall lunch menus and provide alternative meals and snacks when needed. Consult with the dining hall supervisor about menu ingredients as needed.
- During community events and on bake sale days, remind students not to purchase food items since CAJ is unable to assure the safety of food items sold at those events for students with food allergies. Students with severe food allergies should not purchase food at student run concessions and great caution should be used in the dining hall.
- Review procedures and policies after a reaction has occurred with school nurse in order to assess the efficacy of Emergency Action Plan and make revisions if needed.
- If a student has food allergies or dietary needs that may not fit within our food allergy policy, parents may contact the school nurse to see if an individual variation is acceptable and manageable, subject to approval by the divisional principal.
Student Responsibilities[edit]
- Should not trade food with others.
- Should not consume foods with unknown ingredients or known to contain allergens.
- Should not consume bake sale items since these foods may contain allergens and should use extreme caution and follow parental advice when purchasing food at concessions, community events, and bake sales.
- Should be proactive in the care and management of their food allergies and reactions based on their developmental level.
- Notify an adult immediately if they eat something they believe may contain the food to which they are allergic.
- Carry prescribed emergency medications at all times.
- Be aware of his or her personal Food Allergy Action Plan.
- Report any instances of stigmatization to teacher, school nurse, or guidance counselor.
CAJ'S Responsibilities[edit]
- As standard practice, the dining hall, home economics room, and senior concessions will avoid preparing, serving, and/or selling food (inclusive of manufactured food) that contains nuts or nut products. CAJ is unable to completely ensure that all food products on campus do not inadvertently contain nuts or nut products due to improper or incomplete labeling. Food products are used and sold at CAJ that may have been made in the same facility as nut products.
- Ensure school designated volunteers, coaches, and substitute teachers are aware of school policy that prohibits them from providing snacks containing nuts or nut products to students.
- Be prepared to handle a reaction and ensure that a properly trained staff member is available to administer medications during the school day.
Teacher Responsibilities[edit]
- Exercise extreme caution when accepting snacks from parents to share among students. Prepared foods with readable labels provide the greatest safety.
- For day and overnight class trips, consult with school nurse regarding student allergy precautions, obtain copy of Emergency Action Plan and emergency medication, and inform chaperones of student allergies. Whenever possible, assign students with allergies to a CAJ staff member or the student's parent/guardian. Off campus trips for student groups without known nut related allergies are allowed to use nuts and nut products.
- Ensure students with allergies are not stigmatized.
- Report any actual or suspected student allergic reaction to the school nurse immediately.
School Nurse Responsibilities[edit]
- Review health records submitted by parents and complete Emergency Action Plan.
- Review Emergency Action Plan with student and/or parent.
- Notify staff who interact with the student of the allergy, symptoms, treatment plan, and location of emergency medications.
- Designate and train school personnel who are able to administer emergency medications during the school day.
- Manage/treat students who are having an allergic reaction.
Other Information[edit]
HIGH RISK VENUES (community events and bake sales)
CAJ cannot assure the food allergy safety of food served or sold at bake sales or during community events. During public events such as sports games or music festivals, we cannot ensure that visitors do not bring nuts or nut products onto campus. To minimize the potential risk for an allergic reaction, parents and students are requested to abide by the following rules:
- All individuals who prepare food for sale at bake sales and student concessions are asked to avoiding using ingredients containing nuts and nut products when preparing food for sale at these venues.
- Parents/guardians of students with food allergies should discuss safe food options with their child before the event so that the child can avoid accidental ingestion of food with unknown or "unsafe" ingredients.
- Students with nut allergies should not consume food items available at bake sales and should exercise extreme caution when consuming food items available at student-run concessions.


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Jumbo's buildings are in better condition than other towns we have visited due to the fact that
the town didn't die off until the 1950s. The area has been mined again in recent years by modern day
mining companies. When the mining was no longer profitable, they pulled out...leaving some of their
equipment behind. Jumbo is located in a well secluded area. Camping is excellent. Plenty of wood
is available for campfires. The mines are all blasted shut.


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Last summer, I went to the salon on a whim and got a pretty drastic haircut. It was summer and deathly hot here in Texas. I had my hair in a bun or ponytail 24/7 and I was just done. So I chopped it. Logical right? The cut was way shorter than I wanted and I hated it. So since that summer, I've been in the growing it out again stage, which is never ever fun. Here's the back of my cut from last summer.
Here's what it looked like from our family photos that summer. Tip: NEVER get a drastic haircut before you have family photos taken. I'm not sure what I was thinking!
Because of my short hair and the fact that it's not straight or curly, I do a lot of blow drying and a lot of heat styling to my hair. This was not a wash and go kind of style I had cut. It's funny how the constant ponytail and bun was what frustrated me in the first place and then I missed the ponytail and bun option like crazy! Needless to say, through this growing out process I have really damaged hair right now. What do I want? Strong hair! Healthy hair! Long hair!
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And since I'm not going to stop styling it any time soon and applying heat, I love the fact that the leave-in treatment protects my hair against heat styling over 400 F. Now I can get that style I want without freaking out that I'm breaking off precious strands I'm trying to grow out.
What about color treated hair you ask? Yes, I color treat my hair as well. The things we do to our hair right? The shampoo and conditioner are safe for color treated hair, so no worries there.
Where am I at now in my hair growth? I've obviously had a few hair cuts since last summer, but it's getting to a good length for me. I can put it in a bun or ponytail on days I want nothing to do with styling it. Victory!
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It's the genocide few talk about, but taking a cue from her uncle, Dr. Alveda King is bravely speaking out about it, spreading her message far and wide.
Her warning: black people are murdering themselves.
The shocking statistics surrounding the rate of abortion among African Americans was one of the highlights of a speech King gave earlier this week at the University of Missouri.
Urging everyone to take action to protect life, King frequently reiterated some of those stark figures: more than 16,000,000 African-American children have been aborted since Roe v. Wade. Making matters worse, she pointed out, these abortions have occurred within a minority group that makes up just 13 percent of the American population.
Her speech comes as headlines regarding the abortion rate among blacks have shocked the country: "In Georgia, 53.6 Percent of Babies Aborted Are Black," "In Mississippi, 72 Percent of the Babies Aborted Are Black," and "More Black Babies Die in Abortions in New York City Than Given Birth."
About 150 people converged at Columbia's Jesse Auditorium on Monday night to hear from the pro-life and civil rights activist, who linked the right-to-life cause to modern-day civil rights.
"Alveda is a really good speaker, and could particularly speak to the harms of black genocide, an issue we wished to draw attention to here on campus," former Mizzou Students for Life President Reagan Nielsen said in an interview with The College Fix.
Students for Life President Rachelle Engen kicked off the event, introducing Dr. King. The niece of civil rights activist Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., she opened with a discussion of her family background and the ways it shaped her – most notably her faith and her commitment to protecting life at all stages.
"There is only one race on the planet," Dr. King stated, "the human race." She went on to cite 1 Corinthians 13: "And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love."
Dr. King also previewed two films designed to educate on the injustice of abortion: "Maafa 21" and "Blood Money." "Blood Money" investigates how racism and population control efforts helped turn abortion into a money-making industry, while "Maafa 21" is a documentary film arguing that the eugenics movement utilized abortion in an attempt to commit African American genocide.
No personal stranger to the ills of abortion, she also spoke about her own experiences: Her mother was encouraged to abort her while pregnant, and King herself underwent two abortions before the words of her grandfather touched her.
"The woman has a right to choose what happens to her body,"Dr. King recalls her grandfather saying, "but that baby is not her body."
A respected civil rights activist in her own right, Dr. King has received the Life Prize Award and the Civil Rights Award from the Congress of Racial Equality, and currently serves as a Pastoral Associate with Priests for Life.
In the past, her speeches have touched on the effects of abortion on the black community as well:
My grandfather, Dr. Martin Luther King, Sr., once said, "No one is going to kill a child of mine." Tragically, two of his grandchildren had already been aborted when he saved the life of his next great-grandson with this statement. His son, King once said, "The Negro cannot win as long as he is willing to sacrifice the lives of his children for comfort and safety." How can the "Dream" survive if we murder the children? Every aborted baby is like a slave in the womb of his or her mother. The mother decides his or her fate.
College Fix contributor Courtney Scott is a student at the University of Missouri.
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The bollywood actors Ranbir Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra were recently shooting together for their film abroad where they got the chance to spend the whole night in a Las Vegas' casino.
The film is titled Anjaana Anjaani and has been shot in Las Vegas as well. After the completion of shooting at a famous casino, the producer Sajid Nadiadwala suggested them to spend quality time at the casino.
The entire team made the best use of opportunity and enjoyed playing various games like roulette, blackjack and slot machines. Nobody in the team was able to compete with the lead pair.


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Serves up to 10 people with COBB's Supreme Portable Grill.
The Supreme Grill has an 80% larger cooking surface than the Premier or Pro. Caters easily for a group of up to 10 people or more. You can easily have two to four chickens sizzling on the Roast Rack while the moat is filled with enough vegetables to feed family and friends. The grill is virtually smokeless. The innovative design allows the fat and drippings to run off away from the coals which prevent flare-ups. Because the Base stays cool to the touch while in use, this portable grill can be used on any solid surface without heat damage. Ideal for grilling on your truck bed while tailgating or on your glass table on the patio. Endless possibilities! With the same attractive stainless-steel finish as the COBB Premier, this larger model COBB is bound to be a hit with every guest at your table.
The Supreme weighs approximately 18 lbs and the size is 18″ x 12.5″ x 12″ high with the Dome Lid in position.
You might also be interested in the COBB Supreme Combo available here.
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Some of the most popular dog breeds for pet-owners in Anaheim happen to be short-nose dog breeds, such as bulldogs. Dogs with flat-faces and wrinkled mugs are hard to resist. From Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, Pugs, and even Shih-Tzus, these particular dogs steal our hearts with their unique personalities.
As a pet-owner, you may have had trouble find a bulldog veterinarian in Anaheim. Whether it is for bulldogs, pugs, or other short-nose breeds, your dog may need special care from a veterinarian with years of experience. Dogs that are short-nosed, or brachycephalic, are prone to respiratory problems under normal conditions that are not as common in other dog breeds. For this reason, not all veterinarians are comfortable or experienced in treating short-nose dogs.
Some symptoms that indicate that your dog may have abnormal breathing are if they show signs of snoring, noisy breathing, wheezing, open-mouth breathing, and collapsing. Some other behaviors that your pet may show is if they actively extend their head and neck. He or she might also sleep in a sitting or elevated position, or with a toy between teeth in an effort to keep the airways open.
Short nose dogs such as Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, and Pugs often require special services. Some procedures that may be necessary for your short-nose dogs are:
Dr. Lopez at Brookhurst Animal Medical Center has significant experience in caring for short-nose dogs. As a leading veterinarian in Anaheim, Dr. Lopez frequently performs veterinary procedures and provides quality care for Bulldogs, Pugs, Shih-Tzus and Boston Terriers among others.
1301 S Brookhurst St,
Anaheim, CA 92804
A bulldog veterinarian in Anaheim is a veterinarian specialist who understands the unique physical attributes of Bulldogs. Bulldogs are a unique breed, but they are known to have heart, hip, and breathing problems. You want a veterinarian who understands them.
Choosing the right bulldog vet treatment in Anaheim can be easy. We understand that your bulldog is your best friend, and they should receive the best top-quality care. You want to find a vet who understands the problems that bulldogs can develop due to their long term inbreeding.
Our bulldog veterinarian in Anaheim knows that bulldogs are not the easiest breed to care for. They have years of inbreeding that has lead to consistent difficulties with their physical health. Our vet wants you to know that they require extra care and special attention if they are to have a long healthy life.
Our Anaheim bulldog veterinarian wants you to know that if your pet comes in, we will provide services to assess their health and see if they are experiencing any health problems or difficulty. We will do a full examination and will do x-rays or bloodwork if needed. We want to be sure your bulldog is receiving the best care.
If your bulldog is experiencing hip pain or discomfort, heart issues, or is having difficulty breathing, you should seek bulldog treatment in Orange County. Our veterinarians are highly experienced in providing unique care for your bulldog. Please reach out to us if you have any concerns.


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Clubgrants Funding
Most recently Community Engagement was invited to Club Grants Ceremony at Cabramatta Rugby Leagues Club
We are so grateful to be one of the many recipients for Clubgrants funding. This highlights the many programs, activities that Community Engagement can fund for the local communities of South West Sydney. This year we received funding from Cabra-Vale Diggers Club, Fairfield RSL and Mounties to run six different projects across Fairfield Local Government Area.
Thank you Club Grants for the opportunity to empower and keep growing South West Sydney to stay engaged!