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The sprinkler timer and electrical for the pump are, by far, the most important parts of the entire deal. See, the current set up has the timer and pump running off of a 15 amp breaker. However, it really needs a 20 amp. So, like, every 3rd or 4th watering cycle, the breaker pops and we have to manually reset everything. This causes us stress and is quite annoying 'cause if we forget, the sprinklers don't run. If the sprinklers don't run, our grass and trees die. If our grass and trees die, Allen and I go into a downward spiral of despair and depression.
I'm sure you see the seriousness of the situation.
Well, this shed kinda never made it on our "to do" list. 'Cause we mostly remember about the amp problem and the yard stays nice. It's one of those things that as the owner you deal with because, meh, you're the owner and you just do. But then we get word we're being relocated and all of a sudden this project gets moved to numero uno on the list. I mean, to expect someone else to deal with that type of nonsense would be way too risky.
And I'm not gonna lie. This shed was the cause of much contention in our household. We (meaning myself and Allen) have (notice I said "have" - as in still don't see eye to eye on this thing) two very different schools of thought on this one.
Me: I'm alone all the damn time and don't want to be alone on the weekends too while Allen builds the shed. Super solution: buy a shed. It's as easy as 1. look at sheds, 2. pay for shed, and 3. put shed in yard. Ta da! Insta-shed. To me, Allen's time is more valuable in some instances than the money we save by doing something ourselves.
Allen: I can save myself money on the shed and we're always on the precipice of financial disaster so I better not spend any more money than absolutely necessary. Plus, my stem wall dimensions are not standard and thus, I cannot buy a prefabricated shed and have it fit my location. Not to mention, we would have to put an assembled shed into our fully fenced yard and this cannot possibly be done. No one, in the history of all yards on the earth, has ever put a fabricated shed into an already fenced yard. It is an impossible feat. I shall build the shed myself.
I stomped my foot and said no; he built the shed. I contemplated torching it. He whispered sweet nothings to it. You see, now the shed is the other woman in our lives.
|This is mid-July. Allen framed out the stem walls and poured the concrete expecting to have it done during the summer.
|Five hours later he had framed up all 4 of the walls and was working on trusses.
|End of Day 1.
|Trusses up and siding going on.
|The roof! The roof!
|The roof! The roof! The roof is on fire!
|We don't need to water! Let the mutha - I mean - Allen putting on the tar paper.
|Roof done.
|Windows on each side. You know, for ambiance and such.
|Right now it has a simple dirt floor, but someday he plans on putting pavers in there.
|And the door on. Complete with dead bolt. And, yes, it was locked when we left.
I know. I should be so grateful that I'm married to such an awesome guy. He can design and build rockets. He can design and build sheds. He works hard. Ok. I get it. And he did a nice job. He always does. And he did save us money. You're right, ok. OK?!?
I still hate it.


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1 WILLIAMS NUMBERS OTHMAN ECHI Abstract. Let N be a composite squarefree number; N is said to be a Carmichael number if p 1 divides N 1 for each prime divisor p of N. In [On numbers analogous to the Carmichael numbers, Canad. Math. Bull. 20(1977), ], Williams (H.C) has stated an interesting problem of whether there exists a Carmichael number N such that p + 1 divides N + 1 for each prime divisor p of N. This is a long standing open question; and it is possible that there is no such number. For a given nonzero integer a, we call N an a-korselt number if N is composite, squarefree and p a divides N a for all primes p dividing N. We will say that N is an a-williams number if N is both an a-korselt number and a ( a)-korselt number. Extending the problem of Willams, one may ask more generally, the following: For a given nonzero integer a, is there an a-williams number? We give an affirmative answer to the above problem, for a = 3p, where p is a prime number such that 3p 2 and 3p + 2 are primes. We, also, prove that each a-williams number has at least three prime factors. RÉSUMÉ. Soit N un nombre composé et sans facteur carré; N est dit un nombre de Carmichael si p 1 divise N 1 pour tout diviseur premier p de N. Dans [On numbers analogous to the Carmichael numbers, Canad. Math. Bull. 20(1977), ], Williams (H.C) a posé un problème concernant l existence d un nombre de Carmichael N tel que p + 1 divise N + 1 pour tout diviseur premier p de N. C est donc un ancient problème; et il se peut qu il n existe pas de tel nombre. Pour un entier naturel non nul a, on dit que N est un nombre a-korselt si N est composé, sans facteur carré et p a divise N a pour tout diviseur premier p de N. On dira que N est un nombre a-williams si N est à la fois a-korselt et ( a)-korselt. On a, alors, le problème suivant: Pour un entier naturel non nul a, existe-t-il un nombre a-williams? On donne une réponse affirmative à ce problème, dans le cas où a = 3p, où p est un nombre premier tel que 3p 2 et 3p + 2 sont premiers. On montre aussi que tout nombre a-williams possède au moins 3 facteurs premiers. Introduction A composite number N such that a N 1 1 (mod N) and gcd(a, N) = 1 is called a pseudoprime to the base a. This N is called an absolute pseudoprime or Carmichael number if it is pseudo prime for all bases a with gcd(a, N) = 1. These numbers were first described by Robert Carmichael in The term Carmichael number was introduced by Beeger [2] in The smallest number of this kind is N = = 561. Considerable progress has been made investigating Carmichael numbers in the past several years. In 1994, Alford, Granville and Pomerance showed, in a remarkable paper [1], that there are infinitely many Carmichael numbers. Carmichael numbers meet the following criterion, 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 11Y 16; Secondary 11Y 11, 11A51. Key words and phrases. Prime number, Carmichael number, squarefree composite number. 1
2 2 OTHMAN ECHI Korselt s criterion (1899): A composite odd number N is a Carmichael number if and only if N is squarefree and p 1 divides N 1 for every prime p dividing N. For a given nonzero integer a, we call N an a-korselt number if N is composite, squarefree and p a divides N a for all primes p dividing N. Note that the concept of a-korselt number have been introduced and studied by Echi, Pinch and Bouallègue (in a preprint; not yet published). Let N be a composite squarefree number. The first section of this short note deals with the set of all a Z \ {0}, for which N is an a-korselt number. In [7], Williams has stated the problem of whether there exists a Carmichael number N such that p + 1 divides N + 1 for each prime divisor p of N. This is a long standing open question; and it is possible that there is no such number. For any given non-zero-integer a, we say that N is an a-williams number if N is both an a-korselt number and a ( a)-korselt number. We are interested in determining whether there are any a-williams numbers, and state and prove some results in Section Korselt Numbers Proposition 1.1. Let q be the largest prime factor of an a-korselt number N. Then 2q N a 3N 4. Proof. Suppose that a < 0. Then there exists an integer k N such that N a = k(q a). Since N > q, we have k 2. Hence, N a = k(q a) 2(q a). Thus, N 2q a. Now, suppose that a > 0. Suppose that a N, then a q > a N 0; but since in addition, q a divides N a, we have necessarily a N = 0, which is not possible. Therefore, a N 1. Now, let us show that a 3N. Let p be a prime factor of N. Then p a divides 4 N a. Set d := p a; then N 2p = 2(a + d)(since p divides N and N > p). Thus a (N a) 2d. On the other hand, d divides N a and a N imply that d N a, this yields a 3(N a); and accordingly a 3N 4. Corollary 1.2. If N is an a-korselt number, then a is never N 3 or N 5. Proof. Suppose that a = N 3. Then N 12, by Proposition 1.1. Hence N = 6, since N is squarefree. It follows that 6 is an (N 3)-Korselt number; which is not true. Now, Suppose that a = N 5. Then N 20, by Proposition 1.1. Hence N {6, 10, 14, 15}, since N is squarefree; which is not true, for the simple reason that 6 is not a 1-Korselt number, 10 is not a 5-Korselt number, 14 is not a 9-Korselt number, and 15 is not a 10-Korselt number. Proposition 1.3. Let N be a squarefree composite number. Then {a Z \ {0} : N is an a Korselt number} = p N p prime {p d : d divides N p}.
3 WILLIAMS NUMBERS 3 Proof. Suppose that N is an a-korselt number. Let p be a prime dividing N. Then d := p a divides N a; so that d divides N p (since N p = N a d). Thus a p N {p d : d divides N p}. p prime Conversely, let a {p d : d divides N p}; then for each prime p dividing p N p prime N, there exists a divisor d of N p such that a = p d. Hence, p a = d divides N a = N p + d. Therefore, N is an a-korselt number. Now, the following corollary is an immediate consequence of Proposition 1.3 (it is also a consequence of Proposition 1.1). Corollary 1.4. For any given integer N, there are only finitely many integers a for which N is an a-korselt number. Next, we give some comments on Proposition 1.1. Remarks 1.5. (a) The upper bound 3N of the inequality in Proposition 1.1 is attained for N = 6. 4 We do not know whether this upper bound is attained for another value of N. (b) The lower bound in Proposition 1.1 is never attained. Indeed, suppose that a = 2q N. As N is composite, N q. Also, N 2q else a = 0 which is impossible. Therefore, N = rq where r 3, and so a = (r 2)q is < 0. If p is a prime factor of r, then p a = p + (r 2)q divides N a = q(2r 2). Now, gcd(p + (r 2)q, q) = gcd(p, q) = 1 and so p + (r 2)q divides 2r 2. Thus, 2r 2 = 2 + (r 2)2 p + (r 2)q 2r 2. But, since q > p 2, we have p + (r 2)q > 2 + (r 2)2 = 2r 2, a contradiction. (c) Corollary 1.2 provides examples of integers 1 i such that for each squarefree composite number N satisfying the inequality i N 4i, N is not an (N i)- Korselt number. The only such integers i (up to 100) are: 1, 3, 5, 7, 13, 14, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 31, 33, 34, 35, 37, 38, 39, 41, 43, 47, 49, 51, 53, 55, 57, 59, 61, 62, 67, 71, 73, 74, 76, 79, 83, 85, 86, 87, 89, 91, 93, 94, 95, 97, 98. Of course, one may write an easy computer program which detects all such integers i up to a given integer A. 2. Williams Numbers Theorem 2.1. Let p be a prime number such that 3p 2 and 3p + 2 are primes. Let N = p(3p 2)(3p+2) and a { 3p, 3p, 5p}; then N is an a-korselt number. In particular, N is a (3p)-Williams number. Proof. First, remark that p is an odd prime number. Let a := 3p and N = p(3p 2)(3p + 2). Then, N a = p(9p 2 7). Hence, 2p divides N a. Thus, N is an a-korselt number. Now, let us show that N is a ( a)-korselt number. Indeed, we have N + a = p[9p 2 1] = p(3p 1)(3p + 1). Since 3p 1 and 3p + 1 are even, 4p divides N + a; that is p+a divides N +a. On the other hand, (3p 2)+a = 2(3p 1) and (3p+2)+a = 2(3p+1); so that N + a is a multiple of the numbers (3p 2) + a and (3p + 2) + a.
4 4 OTHMAN ECHI It remains to prove that N is a (5p)-Korselt number. Indeed, N 5p = 9p(p 1)(p+1); p 1 0 (mod 2) and p (mod 2). So that p 5p divides N 5p. On the other hand, (3p 2) 5p = 2(p + 1) and (3p + 2) 5p = 2(p 1); hence (3p 2) 5p and (3p + 2) 5p divide N 5p. Examples 2.2. An easy computer program gives us the following data: List of squarefree composite numbers N(up to 10 8 ) such that there exits an a Z \ {0} for which N is an a-williams number. N Prime factorization of N Integers a such that N is an a-korselt Number , 6, 9, , 1, 9, 15, 16, , 11, 21, , 9, 39, , 64, 69, , 111, , 129, , 309, , 381, , 489, , 501, 835 Williams has observed that, if there exists a squarefree composite number N such that p 1 divides N 1 and p + 1 divides N + 1 for each prime factor p of N, then N must have an odd number 5 of prime factors [7, Page 142]. In the general case, Corollary 2.4 asserts that, if N is an a-williams number, then it has at least three prime factors. Theorem 2.3. Let b be a positive integer or 1. If N is composite, squarefree and p + b divides N + b for all primes p dividing N (that is, N is a ( b)-korselt number), then N has at least three prime factors. Proof. We break the proof into three steps. Step 1. Let a Z \ {0} and N be an a-korselt number such that gcd(n, a) = 1. If p is a prime dividing N, then N p (mod p(p a))(extracted from [5]). Let β Z such that N a = (p a)β. Then N p = (p a)(β 1). This forces p to divide (p a)(β 1). But, since gcd(a, N) = 1, we conclude that p divides β 1. Thus p(p a) divides N p; that is to say, N p (mod p(p a)). Step 2. If a 1 is an integer and N is an a-korselt number such that gcd(n, a) = 1, then N has at least three prime factors (extracted from [5]). Suppose that N = pq such that p < q are primes. By Step 1, N q (mod q(q a)); hence N q + q(q a) q + q(q 1) = q 2. This yields p q, a contradiction, completing the proof of Step 2. As a consequence of Step 2, each Carmichael number (resp., ( 1)-Korselt number) has at least three prime factors. Thus we may suppose that b 2. Step 3. If b 2, then there is no ( b)-korselt number with exactly two prime factors.
5 WILLIAMS NUMBERS 5 Suppose that there exists N = pq, with p, q are distinct primes and p + b, q + b dividing N + b. Then, according to Step 2, gcd(n, b) 1. Thus, we may suppose, without loss of generality, that p divides b. Let us write b = pt, where t is a nonzero positive integer. The fact that p + b (= p(1 + t)) divides N + b (= p(q + t)) implies that 1 + t divides q + t. Hence, q + t 0 (mod (1 + t)); and consequently, we get the congruence (C q ) : q 1 (mod (1 + t)). On the other hand, q + b divides N + b [= p(q + b) + b(p 1)]. This implies that q + b divides p(p 1)t. But, since gcd(q + b, p) = 1, we conclude that q + b divides (p 1)t. We claim that gcd(q + b, t) = 1. Indeed, if it is not the case, we get gcd(q + b, t) = q; so that q divides t. Thus, there exists s N \ {0} such that t = qs. According to Congruence (C q ), we have q 1 + (1 + t) = 2 + qs, which is not true. It follows that gcd(q + b, t) = 1. As a consequence of the previous claim, q + b divides p 1. But, q + b = q + pt = q + (p 1)t + t; which forces q + b to divide q + t. Therefore, q + pt divides q + t, which is impossible, since q + t < q + pt. Corollary 2.4. Let N be a squarefree composite number and α a nonzero integer. If N is an α-williams number, then N has at least three prime factors. A Carmichael number has at least three prime factors, but a Korselt one may have exactly two prime factors, as shown by the following proposition (which is extracted from [5]). Proposition 2.5. Let p, q be any odd distinct primes and a = p + q 1. Then n = pq is an a-korselt number. Proof. Just write n a = pq p q+1 = (p 1)(q 1) and this is divisible by p a = (q 1) and by q a = (p 1). Corollary 2.6. If Goldbach s conjecture is true (that is, if every even integer 8 can be written as the sum of two distinct primes), then for each odd integer a > 1, there is an a-korselt number with two prime factors (just apply Proposition 2.5). However, there are even integers a > 1 such that there is no a-korselt number with two prime factors ( see Example 2.8). The following result deals with Korselt numbers with two prime factors. Theorem 2.7 ([5]). Let a > 1 be an integer, p < q be two prime numbers and N = pq. If N is an a-korselt number, then p < q 4a 3. In particular, there are only finitely many a-korselt numbers with exactly two prime factors. Proof. We may assume that q > 2a else we are done. Therefore, gcd(q a, a) = gcd(q, a) a < q and divides q, so must equal 1. Now q a divides (N a) p(q a) = (p 1)a so that q a divides p 1 (as gcd(q a, a) = 1). Therefore, q a = p 1 else q a (p 1)/2 q/2 1, which contradicts the fact that q > 2a. Now, p a divides (N a) (p a)(p+2a 1) = 2a(a 1). Clearly, p does not divide a, else q = p+a 1 2a 1 a contradiction, and so gcd(p a, a) = gcd(p, a) = 1, which implies that p a divides 2(a 1). Hence q = p + a 1 4a 3. It is easy to write a computer program listing integers a less than or equal to a given integer; and for which there are no a-korselt number with two prime factors.
6 6 OTHMAN ECHI Example 2.8. The values of a up to 1000 for which there are no a-korselt number with two prime factors are 1, 2, 250, 330, 378, 472, 516, 546 and 896. Remark 2.9. The upper bound of Theorem 2.7 cannot be improved. For, if p = 3a 2 and q = 4a 3 are both primes (for example, a = 5, p = 13, q = 17) and N = pq, then lcm(p a, q a) = lcm(2a 2, 3a 3) = 6(a 1) divides N a = pq a = 6(a 1)(2a 1). In fact the prime k-tuplets conjecture implies that there are infinitely many prime pairs of the form 3a 2, 4a 3. Following the heuristic ideas of Erdos, which inspired the proof that there are infinitely many Carmichael numbers [1], we believe that there are infinitely many a-korselt numbers, for all nonzero integers a. The proof of [1] does not seem to be easily modified to obtain this result. The prime k-tuplets conjecture suggests that there are infinitely many primes triplets p, 3p 2, 3p+2, so we believe that there should be infinitely many examples of a-williams numbers as in Theorem 2.1. Following the calculations described in Examples 2.2, it could be that the examples described in Theorem 2.1 provide the only examples of a-williams numbers. Acknowledgement. The author gratefully acknowledges the detailed referee report that helped to improve both the presentation and the mathematical content of this paper. The author thanks the referee for communicating to him Proposition 1.3, Remark 2.9 and shortening the proof of Theorem 2.7. References [1] W. R. Alford, A. Granville, and C. Pomerance, There are infinitely many Carmichael numbers. Ann. of Math. 139(1994), [2] N. G. W. H. Beeger, On composite numbers n for which a n 1 1 (mod n) for every a prime to n. Scripta Math. 16(1950), [3] R. D. Carmichael, Note on a new number theory function. Bull. Amer.Math. Soc. 16(1910), [4] R. D. Carmichael, On composite numbers P which satisfy the Fermat congruence a P 1 1 (mod P ). Amer. Math. Monthly 19(1912), [5] O. Echi, R. Pinch, K. Bouallegue, Korselt numbers. Preprint. [6] A. Korselt, Prblème chinois, L intermédiaire des Mathématiciens 6(1899), [7] H. C. Williams, On numbers analogous to the Carmichael numbers. Canad. Math. Bull. 20(1977), Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Sciences of Tunis. University of Tunis-El Manar Campus Universitaire 2092 Tunis, TUNISIA. address: and
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BBQ's come in all shapes and sizes, and are made from cast iron, stainless steel and other metals. Cleaning them is not easy if left for too long. It's best to try to clean your BBQ after each use or to make it a habit once-a-month.
Here is some advice that will help you get your BBQ clean again.
If you have a catchment tray, remove it first from the barbecue and scrape away the excess fat. Thoroughly wash the tray in hot soapy water. You should wear dishwashing gloves when doing this as it will allow you to use hotter water, which will cut through the grease and fat. Consider spraying the tray with a degreaser before washing.
Next, wash your grill and hot plate. Scrape away any excess fat and cooked on food. Then thoroughly wash the grill and hotplate in hot soapy water. Make sure you wash both sides of the grills to get rid of any fat that might have dripped underneath. And again use a degreaser beforehand if the grime is baked on hard.
Before putting the grills back, give the barbecue itself a good clean with hot soapy water and a soft scouring pad. Check underneath as hot fat has a way of leaking into all sorts of hard to reach places.
Wipe the grill plates dry, preferably with a paper towel you can then dispose of in the rubbish or fire. Then to protect them, spray both sides of the grill with canola oil. Put the grills and tray back in the barbecue.
You may not be aware, but you can add a fat absorber to your fat collection tray. Line the drip tray with aluminium foil and put some fat absorber in the tray. The absorbers collect fat and can prevent fat fires from occurring. Place the tray back under the grills and remember to change the fat absorber after no more than ten barbecues.
Wipe any external areas clean, as the better you take care of your barbecue the more years of healthy cooking you'll enjoy.


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Scrapper, Bots, Mining, Culling Data Project Longterm Relationship (Exp developer only) .
Budget $100-450 USD
We are looking to hire people who can build scrapers on a full time and part time basis. We have around 10,000 scrapers to build. The web site is completed to the point that we now need to build scrapers to able to add data to the site.
The scrapers you will build will scrape sites like these:
Video on how to scrape county site.
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These are just a few of the sites that we will need scraped. The idea behind building the scrapers it to build one base scraper for all similar sites. You will then take a copy of that code and tweak it for the other sites that are similar, thereby creating many scrapes for many sites.
We have found with our current scraper guys that they can build 1 base scraper in 6-10 hours and the within the next 5 hours they can build the other 20 scrapers that are similar. So it would take 15 hours to build 20 scrapers that are similar in design.
If you can build 20 scrapers in 15 hours, you would be required to build 50 scrapers a week and around 200 scrapers a month full time.
This is an example of amount of scrapers and time. The amount of scrapers that can be built and time it takes may vary.
We will require that you go to these two sites and build a test scraper for the two sites. Please populate the data to the CSV files provided with this listing. Please make sure that in this CSV record any fields that are not filled out, that you put dummy data in the CSV, so that we can see all fields populate.
Once you have sent us the CSV file, we will upload it manually to our site as test record. Once it is in the site we will check for proper populating of records. We will then create a link from our site that can be sent to the Main manager for his approval.
This is the process that you will use each time you build a scraper. You will need to bid on this job based on this type of process.
These scrapers need to built in a language that the Cron on our server can run the code on the automatic scrapers.
Please track your time to build and the output the scrapers to a CSV file. We need you to test these scrapers and your time to build so that when you give us an estimate of time to build and cost to build it will be apples to apples with other freelancers biding on this job.
We need you to bid the job on the monthly fee you would charge to do the above specs. You can give a us part time price of 20 to 30 hours a week and you can give us a Full Time price of 40 to 60 hours per week. Please specify in the notes weather you are bidding part time or full time so we will understand your bid.
You will communicate with me directly and I will get all bids approved by the main manager.
Note:- Please quote your bid on the base of 10 weblink.
Good luck and we hope to see you as a part of our team soon.
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Dear Brooks, I can build scrapers as per your wish. per week, i can build around 40-50 scrapers depending on the complexity of websites. but the test phase scrapers seem to be easy. Thanks and regards
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I can build probably 2 bots for that price. I have built hundreds of bots, but your budget is too low. 400 bots for $450? You'll get bots with errors, and people who you hire will not understand what you want. Plus
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At the end of October, I heard a testimony in my church of a couple who had been blessed with money as a gift from someone. The couple had sowed it back into the Kingdom and the blessings the couple received afterwards in regards to their business were of strange acts, the business increased financially. This month (November), I had been blessed by a church member financially. After praising God and thanking Him during the week. On Sunday I went to church expectant that I would receive a Word from God and that investing in the Kingdom of God will surely bless me. So along with my tithe, I took 80% of the blessing I had been given and sowed it as a Kingdom investment. Now as I have been taught, your tithe is obedience to God and opens the heavens. However, it is your offering as your Kingdom investment that brings down your blessings. Let me tell you the last two weeks the Lord has been faithful.
The Wednesday after I had sowed a seed, I received a cheque in the mail. Two days later I then received a letter from the courts saying that I owed them money – which I knew nothing about. As I inquired about it I was told I to ignore the letter and I should expect a cheque in the post. On a Wednesday the week after, I received another cheque in the post – praise Jesus! I thank God and give Him all the glory for being faithful to his word. I say to my fellow brothers and sisters don't ever give to God begrudgingly, trust in Him to increase you. You should put your faith in Him, He will come through for you even when it seems like there is no hope.
Money Money Money…
One of the many sensitive topics I think needs to be covered.
So a pastor, priest or a minister mentions the word(s) "offering time", "prepare your envelope" or mentions the capital "T" for tithe. Some of our brains cells may start to flicker (when my budget is tight, my brain cells attempts star jumps *sigh* – anyway the devil is a liar) .
So yes, our brain cells flickers and may respond in many ways. Thankfully we have the Word to respond to your flesh response.
I want to briefly touch on two "flesh responses" that comes to mind straight away.
- We're probably worrying about this bill, that bill, food on the table, new school shoes and therefore giving an offering or paying tithe may make it harder to make ends meet.
The Word's response to such response is Genesis 7:16:
They came to Noah and to the ship in pairs – everything and anything that had the breath of life in it, male and female of every creature came just as God had commanded Noah. Then God shut the door behind him.
It was only by God's intervention that Noah had no problem gathering these animals. God took care of that! God took care of the details whilst Noah was doing his part by obeying the Lord by building the ark.
Today, we often do the opposite of Noah. We worry about details we have no control over. Why are we worrying after obeying the Lord after giving our offering? Why are we worrying when we are already told by the Word to Psalm 55:22 (New American Standard Bible).
Cast your burdens upon the Lord and He will sustain you; He will never allow the righteous to be shaken.
Instead of worrying about the things you cannot control, concentrate on what God has given you to do and leave the rest to God.
OR the second response:
- We're probably asking ourselves "why is this pastor/church leader preaching on money again?" Some of us may even attempt to link together "our money" and "Pastors' flashy cars or Pastors' lavish lifestyle".
Such thoughts should be challenged with this question: why should you worry about another man's sin, when you have you have your own goals in Christ to focus on and achieve?
Our offering and the tithe we give at the end of the day is between ourselves and God. What the pastors, priest or ministers do with it again, is down between them and God.
Pastors, priests and ministers are / should be good spiritual examples to the people; after all they are intermediaries between God and us (Malachi 1:11).
Taking what belongs to God is basically stealing and disrespecting our Almighty Father, our Master. And the Word plainly tells us to "honour our father and mother, that your days may be long upon the land which the Lord your God is giving you." (Exodus 20:12).
On that note, don't bother looking at the car or lifestyle your pastor, priest and minister may live, you're there in church to give, to sow and reap your own blessing. Focus on your goal in Christ.
Normally, I have a plan of what I am going to write about after a testimony, but today…I completely went off board lool. Anyway, I would like to end the post on this note though, I think it is important for us to pray that our mind is not of flesh thoughts and quick with "flesh responses" and our hearts are pure with joyfulness, particularly when we present our gifts to the Lord.
As you give your offerings and pay tithes, may you not be cut short of your own blessing. In Jesus' name. (Amen)
"A religion that gives nothing, costs nothing, and suffers nothing, is worth nothing."
– Martin Luther
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While Marion County voters are focused on the Aug. 14 ballot's biggest local races, that ballot also will include two key School Board contests.
While Marion County voters may be focused on the Aug. 14 ballot's biggest local races — GOP primaries for sheriff and superintendent of schools, as well as two school tax questions — that ballot also will include two School Board contests.
Eight weeks from today, voters will elect two new board members to replace incumbents who are not seeking re-election. And the candidates will be waging what some have dubbed the war of the insiders versus the outsiders.
Woody Clymer in District 1 and Carol Ely in District 2 are retired principals who have been on the campaign trail for nearly a year trying to get their messages out.
Their opponents, education advocate Nancy Stacy in District 1 and businessman Robert "Bobby D" Dobkowski in District 2, are basically political newcomers, both jumping into the races later in the game.
Both Stacy and Dobkowski say they are running because they don't want the School Board majority to shift from members with business backgrounds to retired school administrators.
They note that if both Clymer and Ely should win on Aug. 14 in the non-partisan races, they will join retired principal Bobby James to create a majority of three retired school-based administrators.
That would leave two businesspeople — board members Ron Crawford and Angela Boynton — in the minority. Stacy and Dobkowski fear that the retired administrators would create policy that may not be in the best interest of taxpayers.
Clymer and Ely say education and front-line experience in the school district are vital to making good decisions for students.
Clymer and Stacy are vying is to replace Chairwoman Judi Zanetti, who is taking over as the executive director of the Public Education Foundation of Marion County.
Clymer, 62, believes his 38 years in education make him an ideal candidate. During the past 10 months on the campaign trail he said he has found vast support.
Clymer, who earned a master's degree in educational leadership from Nova University in 1979, said his experience can help the school system during the economic crisis, and that he can make the right decisions for all employees.
He served 17 years as a teacher, seven years as an assistant principal, 11 years as a principal and three years as a district-level administrator.
Stacy, 58, who earned her high school diploma in South Florida in 1971, owned a construction business for 30 years before retiring. She has been known for her work as an education advocate.
She said one-time GOP presidential hopeful Herman Cain gave her the inspiration to run for the School Board, noting that Cain revealed during his campaign that activists should stop helping candidates.
He said these great activists often help candidates win elections, but then the candidates bomb once in office, Stacy noted. "We (activists) should just run ourselves," Stacy said.
She said taxpayers would be best served with candidates who have strong business backgrounds, especially during a time of financial crisis. She said she doesn't think starting her campaign late will be a problem.
Ely and Dobkowski are vying to replace Jackie Porter, who is not seeking a second term on the board. She ditched earlier plans to run for the state Senate after realignment zoned her home out of the district. She is now running for school superintendent.
Ely, 65, faces Dobkowski, a former talk show host and business owner who is married to Belleview Mayor Christine Dobkowski. When Ely retired in 2010, she was principal at Shady Hill Elementary School. She was surprised to see Dobkowski join the race at the very end of the qualifying period.
In fact, Ely said since it appeared she would not have an opponent, she had planned a celebration party for June 9, the day after qualifying ended. After Dobkowski qualified toward the end of qualifying week, Ely delayed those plans. "I feel good about my campaign," Ely said. "Voters must decide who is the most qualified."
Ely said her extensive background in education would be a positive addition to the board, considering she has dealt with budgets, construction issues, hiring and dealing with parents. Ely, who has earned two master's degrees, is also the bookkeeper for a family owned business, A-White Sew & Vac, which has operated for 27 years and now has several locations in Ocala and The Villages.
Dobkowski, 50, who earned a bachelor's degree in liberal arts from Eckerd College in St. Petersburg in 1985, said the board needs to be diverse — not just a group of retired principals who have a shared mindset.
Dobkowski said his late start should not be an issue, considering he has some name recognition in two areas: He is a former conservative radio talk-show host, and his wife has served in Belleview government for years.
Dobkowski owns Mr. & Mrs. Blind Master, a window treating business. He said he knows how to run a campaign, especially since he has helped his wife during her numerous runs for office.
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Second installment of the interview by LowerLonsdale.ca of the Mayor together with Communications Manager Connie Rabold is here:
We (Voices) note that the Mayor seems to be math challenged, when the bike escalator was first floated around in Council, the cost per mile was estimated to be in excess of $4 million dollars.
This paragraph:
'People automatically associate population and density growth with traffic and chaos, but the opposite can be true. When cities are built smarter, transit is more accessible and neighbourhoods are designed to be walkable, even though population is increasing, what happens is that families find they don't need two cars. They walk to the grocery store and daycare because everything is closer together. Over the next ten years we're going to make North Vancouver one of the most sustainable, walkable and cyclist-friendly cities in the world'.
came from a question about the 800 condo development in Seylynn, perhaps the Mayor has forgotten about the 800 unit development at Harbourside. Where there is no grocery store within walking distance, no bus service, nothing is close. Not even walkable for mobility challenged residents to get to Marine Drive. This is not a 'smart' neighbourhood in any way.
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The Bobbsey Twins in the Great West by Laura Lee Hope
Chapter XIII. The Sawmill
When Bert, who was the first of the Bobbsey twins to awaken, looked from the car window he had hard work to tell whether or not he was dreaming. For he seemed to be traveling through a scene from a moving picture. There were trees, trees, trees on both sides of the track. Nothing could be seen but trees. The railroad was cut through a dense forest, and at times the trees seemed so near that it appeared all Bert would have to do would be to stretch out his hand to touch the branches.
Then Nan awakened, and she, too, saw the great numbers of trees on both sides of the train. Quickly she and Bert dressed, and, finding a place where a sleeping berth had been folded up and the seats made ready for use again, the two children took their places there and looked out.
"What makes so many trees?" asked Nan. "Is this a camping place?"
"It would be a dandy place for us Boy Scouts to camp," said Bert. "But I guess this must be where they get lumber from, isn't it, Daddy?" he asked, as his father came through the car just then, having been to the wash-room to shave.
"Yes, this is the place of big trees and lumber," said Mr. Bobbsey. "We are coming to Lumberville soon, and half our journey will be over."
"Is this the West?" asked Nan.
"Yes, this is the West," her father told her, "though it is not as far West as we are going. The cattle ranch is still farther on. It will take us some time to get there, but we are going to stay in Lumberville nearly a week."
By this time Flossie and Freddie had awakened and their mother had helped them to dress. The two smaller Bobbsey twins came to sit with Nan and Bert and look out of the windows.
"My, what a lot of trees!" exclaimed Freddie.
"You couldn't climb all them, could you?" asked Flossie.
"Not all at once, but I could climb one at a time," Freddie answered, as the train puffed on through the forest. "Can't we stop in the woods?" he wanted to know. "These are terrible big woods."
"Yes, this is a large forest," said Mr. Bobbsey. "It is one of the largest in the United States, and some of my lumber and boards come from here. But we can't stop here. If we did we would have no nice hot breakfast."
"Oh, then I don't want to stop!" exclaimed Freddie. "I'm hungry."
"We'll soon have breakfast," said his mother. "It is wonderful among the trees," she said. "And to think that I will really own a tract of woodland like this!"
"Yes," replied Mr. Bobbsey. "Your lumber tract will be much like this, except there will be places where trees have been cut down to be made into boards and planks. I suppose there are such places in these woods, but we cannot see them from the train."
Once, just before they went into the dining car to breakfast, the Bobbsey twins saw in a clearing a big wagon loaded with logs and drawn by eight horses.
"Oh, look!" cried Bert, pointing to it. "Will you have teams like that, Mother?"
"Well, I suppose so," she answered. "I don't really know what is on my lumber tract, as yet."
"We'll soon see," said Mr. Bobbsey, looking at his watch. "We'll be at Lumberville in about two hours."
They went to breakfast while the train was still puffing along through the woods. The scenery was quite different from that on the first part of their journey, where they had scarcely ever been out of sight of houses and cities, with only now and then a patch of wooded land. Here there were hardly any houses to be seen--only trees, trees, and more trees.
Freddie was not the only one of the Bobbsey twins who was hungry, for Flossie, Nan, and Bert also had good appetites. But, to tell you the truth, the children were more interested in looking out of the window than in eating, though they did not miss much that was on the table.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobbsey were glad they had brought the twins along, for they felt the trip would do them good and let the children see things they never would have seen but for the travel.
After they had gone back into the sleeping car, where the berths had all been folded up against the roof by this time, Mr. Bobbsey said they had better begin getting their baggage ready.
"The train does not stop long at Lumberville, and we must hurry out," he said. "Lumberville isn't a big, city station, like the one in Chicago."
"Are there any moving pictures there?" Freddie wanted to know.
"No, not a one," his mother answered. "But there will be plenty of other things for you to see."
Soon after the satchels, baskets, and bundles belonging to the Bobbsey twins had been gathered together by the car porter and put at the end, near the door, the train began to run more slowly.
"Is this Lumberville?" asked Bert, who had noticed that the trees were not quite so thick now.
"Lumberville--Lumber-ville!" called the porter, smiling back at the Bobbsey twins as he stood near their pile of baggage. "All out for Lumberville."
"That's us!" cried Bert, with a laugh.
Slowly the train came to a stop. Bert and Nan, standing near the window from which they had been looking all the morning, saw a small, rough building flash into view. Near it were flatcars piled high with lumber and logs. But there was no sign of a city or a town.
"Come on!" called Daddy Bobbsey to his family.
The porter carried out their baggage, and the children jumped down the car steps. They found themselves on the platform of a small station--a station that looked more like a shanty in the woods than a place for railroad trains to stop.
"Good-bye! An' good luck to yo' all!" called the smiling porter, as he climbed up the car steps, carrying the rubber-covered stool he had put down for the passengers to alight on.
Then the train puffed away and the Bobbsey twins, with their father and mother, and with their baggage around them, stood on the platform of the station which, as Bert could see, was marked "Lumberville."
"But where's the place? Where's the town? Where's the men cutting down trees and all that?" Bert asked. He was beginning to feel disappointed.
"Oh, this is only where the trains stop," his father said. "Lumberville isn't a city, or even a town. It's just a settlement for the lumber-men. Our timber tract is about seven miles from here."
"Have we got to walk?" asked Nan, as she looked down at her dainty, new shoes which her mother had bought in Chicago.
"No, we don't have to walk. I think this is our automobile coming now," replied Mr. Bobbsey, and he smiled at his wife.
Bert and Nan heard a rumbling sound back of the rough, wooden railroad station. Flossie and Freddie were too busy watching and listening to some blue jays in a tree overhead to pay attention to much else. But as the rumbling sound grew louder Bert saw a big wagon approaching, drawn by two powerful horses.
"Where's the automobile?" asked the boy, with a look at his father.
"I was just joking," said Mr. Bobbsey. "The roads here are too rough for autos. Lumber wagons are about all that can get through."
"Are we going in that wagon?" Nan demanded.
Before her father could answer the man driving the big horses called to them to stop, and when they did he spoke to Mr. Bobbsey.
"Are you the folks I'm expected to take out to the Watson timber tract?" the driver asked,
"Well, we are the Bobbseys," said Bert's father.
"Then you're the folks I want!" was the good-natured answer. "Just pile in and make yourselves comfortable. I'll get your baggage in."
"I'd better help you," said Mr. Bobbsey. "There's quite a lot of it."
"Oh, we're going to have a ride!" cried Freddie as he ran over to the lumber wagon, followed by Flossie, "This is better than an automobile."
"Well, it's more sure, over the roads we've got to travel," said the driver, who was carrying two valises while Mr. Bobbsey took two more to put in the wagon.
"Pile in!" invited the driver again, and when the Bobbsey twins reached the wagon they found it was half-filled with pine tree branches, over which horse blankets had been spread.
"Why, it's as soft as a sleeping car!" exclaimed Nan. "Oh, how nice this is!" and she sank down with a sigh of contentment.
Bert helped Flossie and Freddie in, and Mr. Bobbsey helped in his wife.
"Got everything?" asked the driver, as he climbed up on his seat, which was made of two boards with springs between them.
"Yes, we're all ready," Mr. Bobbsey answered.
"Gid-dap!" called the man to his big, strong horses, and they started off.
The Bobbsey twins soon knew why it was that no automobile could have traveled over the roads through the woods to the lumber camp. There were so many holes that the wagon lurched about as the boat had when the Bobbseys were on the deep blue sea.
But rough as was the road, and tossed about as they were in the wagon, the Bobbsey twins were not hurt a bit, as the blankets spread over the spicy-smelling pine branches made a couch almost as soft as a feather bed for them.
Through the same sort of forest they had seen from the car windows the children rode. The day was a sunny, pleasant one, and it was just warm enough to be comfortable.
"Are we going to stop at a hotel?" asked Nan, when they had ridden for what seemed to her a long time.
"No," her father answered. "They don't have hotels off here in the woods. We are going to stay in the lumber camp."
"And camp out?" asked Bert.
"Yes, it will be like camping out."
"Oh, that's dandy!" exclaimed the boy.
And as he said that there sounded, as if from the woods just ahead of them, a loud shrieking sound. Flossie at once turned to her mother, and clasped Mrs. Bobbsey by the arm. Freddie turned to his father, and looked up at him.
"What was that?" asked Nan.
"Sounded like a wild animal," replied Bert, in a hushed voice.
"That's the sawmill!" said the driver of the lumber wagon, with a laugh. "We're coming to your place," he added. "That's the sawmill you heard. The saw must have struck a hard knot in a log and it let out a screech. There's the sawmill!"


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So here are some IDEAS of some easy healthy foods you can eat for breakfast!
- ALWAYS have a fruit whether its kiwi, grapes, apples, oranges, bananas, strawberries, pineapple. It's very important!
- If your going to have cereal, make sure its only 1 cup so measure it out. Fiber One Honey Clusters is amazing and keeps you full longer, any kind of Special K cereal (you can even add your fruits to your cereal), Total cereal and anything with oats or wheat!
- If you are craving a bagel, do not eat a regular wheat or grain bagel because they have way too many carbs and you don't want to use up all of your carbs in on sitting! I suggest the bagel thins (put out by Thomas but stop and shop has their own brand too). They come in wheat, everything, plain and cinnamon raisin! If you want cream cheese on it then buy the FAT FREE kind. No need to be wasting fats so early in the day! Or top it off with some jelly or honey! =D
- If your not a bagel fan, have a piece of wheat toast or wheat/grain English muffins!
- Shakes are always a good idea! Just make sure when you are making the shake that you use fat free/skim milk!
- Yogurt is always good to have with a fruit or anything that I have listed above!
- Pancakes, waffles, french toast are always an option but make sure you make them by scratch. Wheat flower, egg whites, etc. I had a pancake made out of carrots, potato, and zucchini and it was DELICIOUS..experiment people =D
- Eggs! Eggs are so yummy =). Fry an egg or egg whites (using the PAM spray) add spices, fat free cheese if desired. Add the egg to a bagel, muffin, or toast or eat it plain!
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I can't help but talk about all things bridal.
Am I getting married? HA! No. Am I even close? Don't tease me.
We just finished our annual Brides publication, and it is something I am very proud of. For the past few months I've been drowning in the latest wedding trends, hundreds of photos, blogs, and flowers, flowers, flowers everywhere!
I've met such beautiful people through my work on special publications. I sat down with one local studio owner and went through every single photograph from a 2015 wedding he shot so I could pick my favorites. I drove up to Harrisville to interview the new owners at Aldworth Manor, a secluded mansion with views of Mount Monadnock where, in my dreams, I will someday marry.
A local wedding planner offered to hand out the publications at an upcoming bridal expo, and Britni at Top Tier Baking Co. in Brattleboro personally made me a variety pack of Chocolate Decadence, Strawberries 'n' Cream, Peanut Butter Cup, Raspberry Chambord, Lemon Lover, and Dark Chocolate & Sea Salted cupcakes for Valentine's Day. (The Raspberry Chambord, by the way, was pure perfection; a rich dark chocolate cake covered in raspberry swirled frosting and complete with a refreshing raspberry center.) Thank you again, Britni! Make sure to stop by Vermont Country Deli for some of her sweet offerings!
Speaking of Valentine's Day, I spent a lavish weekend with my best girl friend, Rielly, of course. After she arrived, my kitchen table was covered with treats: Girl Scout cookies, chocolate covered Oreos, cheese & crackers, mac & cheese, five bottles of wine, cupcakes, Bloody Mary mix, and candy. We wined and dined, she got two tattoos, ate at Luca's on Saturday night (panzanella salad as an appetizer, along with bread and fresh roasted red pepper hummus, a bottle of red, she got the lobster ravioli, I got the Mediterranean ravioli, and dessert), and had grapefruit mimosas and strawberry and raspberry pancakes and bacon in the morning. What MORE could you possibly ask for?
And now, it's time for a serious detox. Presenting, rainbow spiralizer pasta:
You'll need:
- 1/2 cup zucchini noodles
- 1/2 cup carrot noodles
- Handful of asparagus, chopped into 1″ pieces
- 1/2 tbsp olive oil
- 1/4 cup marinara sauce
- Salt & pepper
- Parmesan cheese
Heat olive oil over low heat. Add in noodles and asparagus, cook until tender. Add a sprinkle of onion powder for additional flavor if desired.
Once tender, pour in sauce and fold into vegetables.
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Nothing much to say except that it was a good Pad Thai and red curry type of place. service was good and attentive - delivery of food a little slow, so don't be in a rush but the quality was 'above average' Thai. Later is...More
I spoke with the owner of Tom Yum Regent Road Sea Point to book a table for this evening at 15h37 today – I think her name is Keri she took my booking and confirmed that it was good for two for 19h30, I then...More
Always reliable and just as good after the recent re- vamp.Menu has been reduced a little, but best dishes are still available.Excellent green curry and peanut curry.Excellent nasi goring.Wine list comprehensive and prices reasonable,service friendly and efficient.
We went here based on reviews from trip advisor and were very pleased. We didn't have a reservation but it wasn't an issue. Marcel served us and he was very friendly and helpful with picking items off the menu. We shared the mixed starter which...More
Chose for dinner based on TA reviews. Arrived at 7.15pm midweek and place was full. We waited 15mins to get a table. Many guests were foreigners after coming here based on recommendation from their guide and it is worth a visit esp if staying in...More
Food: Incredible tasting food, albeit a little too spicy (the Penang curry). Unbelievable flavours and such a great curry and Pad Thai. Prices: standard to slightly pricey (R75-R120 for a standard meal). Corkage is R35 which is always better value. Ambience: not the most exciting...More
I will go there for dinner every week if I lived closer! Doesnt look like much from the outside but the food was amazing!