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Georgia's governor went on a recent veto spree, striking down 11 separate laws, one of which would have created a separate state agency designed to serve older citizens.
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If 2013 was anything, and I'm not convinced it was, it was the year of strong opinions — even in long-term care. The fact that they were often biased, self-serving or blissfully fact-free seemed to make no difference. From our nation's finest politicians right down to me, from my damp hole under the porch, we were willing to state our personal beliefs loudly, boldly, publicly, without question or doubt, as absolute truth. Or at least that's my opinion.

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Glasses, bad bangs, patched blue jeans, creek-stained tennis shoes caked in mud, a father who sells vacuum cleaners, a mother skinny as a nun, a little brother with straw-colored hair and a scowling, confused look in the pews at church: this girl I knew. House at the edge of town, crumbling white stucco. Dog on a chain. Weeds. Wildcat Creek trickling brown and frothy over rocks out back, past an abandoned train trestle and the wreck of an old school bus left to rot. This girl I knew, in whatever room is hers, in that house with its dust-fogged attic windows, its after-dinner hours like onions soft in a pan. Her father sometimes comes for her, runs a hand through her hair. Her mother washes every last stick of silverware, every dish. The night sky presses down on their roof, a long black yawn spiked with stars, bleating crickets. The dog barks once, twice. Outside town, a motorcycle revs its engine: someone bearing down. Then nothing. Sleep. This girl I knew dreams whatever this girl I knew dreams. In the morning it's back to school, desks, workbooks, an awkwardly held pencil in the cramped claw of a hand. The cigarette and rosewater scent of Ms. Thompson at the blackboard. The flat of Ms. Thompson's chest, sunburned and freckled, where her sweater makes a V. You should be nice to her, my mother says about this girl I knew. I don't want to be nice to her, I say to my mother. At recess this girl I knew walks around the playground, alone, talking to herself: elaborate conversations, hand gestures, hysterical laughing. On a dare from the other girls this girl I knew picks a dandelion, pops its head with her thumbnail, sucks the milky stem. I don't want to be nice to her. Scabbed where she's scratched them, mosquito bites on her ankles break and bleed. Fuzzy as a peach, the brown splotch of a birthmark on her arm. The way her glasses keep slipping down her nose. The way she pushes them up.
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Dave Grohl to Deliver South by Southwest Keynote
The Foo Fighters frontman and documentary filmmaker -- who has impressive oratory roots -- will hold court at the Austin Convention Center on March 14.
Foo Fighters frontman and documentary filmmaker Dave Grohl will be the keynote speaker at South by Southwest 2013, the Austin music and media conference announced Friday. Scheduled for Thursday, March 14, the no-doubt entertaining address will take place at the Austin Convention Center, the hub of SXSW Music events.
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From 21 July 2006 Issue
Mushers have used electric shock, whips to make sled dogs run faster
When dogs won't run, Craig Medred thinks "there is nothing a musher can do but feed them, rest them, console them and hope for the best" ("Despite strong start, Currier's Iditarod hopes stopped in dog's tracks," March 18). But mushers have used force to make dogs run and make them run faster. Here are some examples:
Iditarod winner Joe Runyan wrote in "Winning Strategies for Distance Mushers" (1997) that he gave slackers blasts from electrical shockers.
Musher Jim Welch said in "The Speed Mushing Manual" (1989) that a whip is "an effective and humane training tool for sled dogs." He described his technique for whipping dogs: "Without saying 'whoa' you plant the hook, run up the side 'Fido' is on, grab the back of his harness, pull back enough so that there is slack in the tug line, say 'Fido, get up' immediately rapping his hind end with the whip."
In "Iditarod Classics" (1992), former Anchorage Daily News sports editor Lew Freedman quoted Iditarod winner Dick Mackey as saying, "As we came up over the sea wall onto Front Street, I reached in my sled bag and pulled out a whip just as he glanced around and saw it. So he reached in and pulled out his. And that's the way we came down the street, just driving those dogs for all there was in us."
Cruel and cold-hearted treatment of dogs is reprehensible.
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`What worked once probably will work twice` is likely David Letterman`s motto Friday night as the comedian again welcomes his rarely seen ``family``
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Foreign demand for homes on the Costa del Sol was up 33pc in the first half of the year, according to figures from the notaries, reported by the regional authorities. Elías Bendodo, President of the regional Tourism body and the Provincial Council in Malaga province, has revealed that foreigners bought a total of 3,260 homes
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Brian Nichols' experience includes 11 years in Strategic Procurement Services (SPS) for the Deloitte U.S. Firms preceded by 12 years in the hospitality industry. As Director of Travel Services and Meetings Sourcing, he is responsible for sourcing of the Deloitte U.S. Firms' $636 M in managed travel spend, off-site meetings and all operations servicing 50,000 travelers located in the U.S. and India. Very active in the travel industry, he chaired the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) Hotel Committee 2004-2005 overseeing administration of the hotel industry standard RFP format and was named one of the top 25 most influential travel executives in 2006 by Business Travel News Magazine. Brian has an MBA from the University of New Haven, a BA in Communications with a minor in Economics from the University of Iowa, and is Green Belt certified in Lean Six Sigma process improvement. He lives in Shelton, CT with his wife and two daughters.
As President of AAHOA, Fred Schwartz helps direct the association, whose more than 11,000 members own more than 20,000 hotels in the United States, with a hotel valuation exceeding $128 billion. He joined AAHOA in 1996 and became President four years later. He also more than doubled the Atlanta host hotel network from 200 to 440 hotels. A veteran in the hospitality industry for more than 30 years, Fred has held several senior management positions. Under his leadership, AAHOA has increased its membership from 3,000 in 1996 to more than 11,000 in 2013.
Bryan J. Scott serves as Director of Government Business for Enterprise Holdings, North America's largest and most comprehensive car rental company, Bryan manages the relationship with the U.S. federal government for the company's Enterprise Rent- A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car brands. Bryan develops and implements government marketing strategies; maintains close working relationships with key decision makers; and acts as a liaison between Enterprise Holdings field sales personnel and key national contacts.
Rick Singer is the Executive Director of the Society of Government Travel Professionals (SGTP), a trade association representing the government travel sector. Government travel, which includes federal, military, and state, travel, represents nearly $15 billion in annual expenditures. As the Executive Director of the Society of Government Travel Professionals (SGTP), Rick's passion for developing strategic partnerships and alliances is shaping the direction of government travel. He has served in this position since 2007.
Paul L. Somogyi is a Director of Sales at Marriott International, Inc., a leading global lodging company with more than 3,700 hotel properties in 73 countries and territories. During his 25 years with Marriott, Paul has developed expertise in meeting the lodging needs of government customers through a range of sales leadership roles at the property, regional and national levels. Since 2007, Paul has served as the segment leader for Marriott's government sales effort, with responsibility for the company's overarching federal customer engagement and sales strategies. He monitors government-wide travel patterns while providing direction and training to the field, including a team of over 100 sales associates exclusively dedicated to government accounts.
Mark A. Stansbury serves as the Manager of the Global Travel & Event Services organization at Lockheed Martin Corporation. As the Manager of Global Travel & Event Services, he is responsible for leveraging the Corporation's travel and event spend and implementing industry best practices in order to maximize best value to the Corporation. The Global Travel & Event Services organization manages all aspects of Corporate Travel including airline, rental car, lodging, train, and event venue agreements. Mark's organization is responsible for over $450M in travel and event expenditures annually. Mark has over 16 years of Global Supply Chain experience.
Dane Swenson is currently Chief of Travel Transformation at the Defense Travel Management Office (DTMO), Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, Personnel and Readiness. In this role, Dane is responsible for the strategy and oversight of the Department's Defense travel Enterprise reengineering effort. This major effort crosses travel policy, technology, programs, and customer service and will ultimately result in significant efficiencies and travel improvements throughout the enterprise.


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After Breitbart News published video of Former Gov. Richardson saying of Sen. Cruz, 'I don't think he should be defined as a hispanic,' he went on Fox News this afternoon and defended his remarks by claiming he actually said Ted Cruz should not be defined as JUST hispanic. "No, that was a misunderstanding. I said that he shouldn't be defined as a Hispanic. I'm a Hispanic. I don't define myself just as a Hispanic….He shouldn't be defined just as a Hispanic. We're other things. That's what I said."
The Governor's original remarks appear in the second video: "I'm not a fan. I know he's sort of the Republican latest flavor … He's anti-immigration, almost every hispanic in the country wants to see immigration reform. No, I don't think he should be defined as a hispanic. He's a politician from Texas, a conservative state."


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This column isn't aimed at you.
You, of course, are a savvy baseball fan. You are probably already breaking down matchups in the American League Division Series. It begins today at Fenway Park between your Tampa Bay Rays and the pagans from Boston, also known as the Red Sox, but you already knew that.
No, this column is for the come-lately locals, the ones who think Carl Crawford still plays for the Devil Rays. Or, even worse, Pat Burrell.
These people are about to stop talking about Josh Freeman long enough to seek you out, the knowledge�able Rays fan, seeking enlightenment. Treat them kindly. The Rays need all they local love they can get.
Note to my tea party friends: That "bandwagon" reference is a whimsical metaphor and has nothing to do with light rail or any other large-scale system of moving people efficiently through the area. Please breathe slowly into the paper bag.
Anyway, the wise fan is not surprised to see the Rays in this position. This is their fourth trip to the postseason since 2008, Everybody in baseball knows how good they are — even though, judging by the attendance at Tropicana Field, it can seem like they play in the Witness Protection League.
That means we still have to hear national pundits marvel how the Rays "win on a budget" (a not-too-subtle slam at all those other fans who never venture out to the Trop until this time of year).
While it's true they don't have as much cash as Boston, they don't need it. The Rays win without spending hundreds of millions on players because they are the smartest, best-run organization in professional sports. Yes, even smarter than Boston.
Especially Boston.
For example, consider rookie outfielder like Wil Myers (and remember, only one "l" in his first name).
The Rays traded for him last winter (it was football season, so the casual fan here may have missed it). It was a great deal. Myers was in the minor leagues for the first couple of months of the season, but now he is a big-league stud and will be for many years.
So help out later-comers and tell them how Myers is going be the Most Valuable Player in the league within two or three years. Smile benignly while you do it.
You may have to explain that whole shooting an arrow into the sky thing Fernando Rodney does when he closes out a game. On the other hand, you can't explain it, so don't worry about it.
A series like this gets personal. The Red Sox are kind of like the Yankees, only less likeable. It seems like they're everywhere, too, and they're easy to spot. Just look to your left or right. Don't make eye contact, though, or you'll have to hear how Fenway Park is the greatest place on earth, and Tropicana Field stinks.
Sure, you'll ask them why they live here if Boston is such a paradise, but they won't hear you. They'll prattle on about Dustin Pedroia and Big Papi, so you can throw Evan Longoria and Ben Zobrist right back at 'em.
But then they'll bring up the Green Monster, and it's really best to mute your response at that point. Otherwise, they'll put catwalks and cowbells in your face and that won't be pretty.
The game is played on the field, though, so instruct the local newbies that proper smack talk demands they remind their Boston friends about 2008. That's when the Rays beat the Red Sox in the American League Championship Series, and I think they're still in therapy all over New England about that.
The first two games of this series are in Boston, but it shifts to the Trop on Monday. That's the big building with the tilted roof in St. Petersburg. Everyone is invited, even the fan wearing a Jose Canseco Devil Rays T-shirt with moth holes.
It's the most wonderful time of the sporting year. Even if someone hasn't paid much attention all season, it's OK to jump in now.
Scream, holler and clang that cowbell. That means you, too, know�ledge�able baseball fan. The playoffs are here and the bandwagon is filling up, about to leave the station.
Better jump onboard. There is no guarantee when it will roll by again.


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Nussbaum on Tonight's Dollhouse
"Like 'Dollhouse,' it's become increasingly clear that 'Mad Men' is at heart a nihilistic vision of a prefeminist universe.
Over at Surf, New York's Emily Nussbaum writes: "Without getting into serious spoilers, tonight's episode of Dollhouse deal with Sierra's backstory, and it's the most straightforward representation yet of the show's obsessive concern: rape fantasies. I mean this in a good way." [Surf]


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American Express Financial Corporation of Minneapolis, Minn. is jointly developing and distributing mutual funds and annuity products with FleetBostion Financial of Boston as part of a strategic alliance between the two firms, American Express has announced.
The American Express Galaxy Premier Variable Annuity and the Preferred Gold Fixed Annuity, will be sold through FleetBoston's network of 1,000 retail financial consultants. American Express Financial advisors, in turn, will sell FleetBoston's Galaxy and Columbia mutual funds, according to American Express. The firms will begin selling the products Nov. 1.
The alliance will allow both companies to better serve their customers by providing a wider range of investment options, according to American Express. The Galaxy Premier VA includes six FleetBoston Galaxy funds as well as 10 American Express funds and funds from eight other fund families including Janus, Fidelity, Putnam and MFS, according to Randy Gabrielson, senior vice president for insurance and strategic alliances at American Express.


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Rainbow Recaps: Doctor Crush (Episode 19)
In our last week of Doctor Crush, episode 19 comes as intense as it can be. Are you ready to see how the story unfolds and the rainbow I've made out of it? Take a look, then.
Episode 19
It starts with Ji Hong reassuring Hye Jung and our girl finally learning to trust him, asking him to take care of Director Jin if he has the chance. He doesn't tell her that he already found the evidence, though. And talking about Director Jin, Seo Woo manages to make Soon Hee tell her about why Hye Jung is in the hospital. As expected, Seo Woo takes her father's side and has a hard time believing he could've been like that, making a mistake. She thinks of Grandmother and the only time she met her, the impression the woman left. It's hard for her, but Young Kook is there to comfort her.
Director Jin and his father are at home, talking about money and such. For the first time we learn that Director's Jin mother died and his father is doing his utmost best to secure his son's life so he can meet his wife without regrets. It's regrettable they took that too far and have committed crimes to get that safe future.
The bride patient wasn't disconnected as I thought and the doctors are reviewing the case, still waiting for the baby. Tae Ho promises the whole department that things will change but it's hard because Ji Hong is afraid to go against Director Jin and his father because of what they can do to Hye Jung.
Seo Woo talks to Hye Jung, standing for her father and saying that no doctor is safe from making a mistake, plus she doesn't have proofs… But Hye Jung has and when Seo Woo confirms that with Pa Ran, she is more lost. And because it's hard for her, after all it's her father and it's not like he did the mistake on purpose, she asks Yoon Do not to interfere anymore. The tall puppy doesn't say anything but ultimately agrees, to not hurt Seo Woo further.
Pa Ran calls Hye Jung to tell her about her father (he's not terminally sick, just a liver infection) and she can't help worry about him, although she doesn't want to. Ji Hong tells her it's impossible for her not to worry and this time she doesn't will her to get closer to her family, after all he's not close to his, but he does encourage her to solve the issues there.
Seo Woo goes to see her father and as she waits, she finds the recording. The man is so stressed and suffering terrible headaches, he also accepts to know about Hye Jung and all that. Seo Woo leaves and listens to the whole recording, she also finally hears why Hye Jung is so hung up on this issue, because Seo Woo's father never apologised, never had the empathy or good sense to mince his words. His arrogance made Hye Jung get that far and Seo Woo finally understands.
While Ji Hong has dinner with Yoon Do, practically flirting with him and making him finally give up on Hye Jung, our girl talks to Tae Ho to know if there's more Ji Hong is not telling her. He tells her about his fear about what Director Jin can do to her. She goes to see Grandmother and makes the decision to let go of the pain and ache for what happened, asking to think a bit less about her and let herself be happy with Ji Hong. And after that she goes to see him and encourages him to finally go against Director Jin because she's confident to manage whatever he does.
So Ji Hong does.
The next day, after a board meeting, the police and a prosecutor come after Board Director Jin (Seo Woo's grandfather) with an arrest warrant. He'll take all the blame for the charges, trying to spare Director Jin. With that, Director Jin is desperately looking for the recording to fight back, but Seo Woo admits she got rid of it, facing him and telling him how ashamed she is for what he did, for his lack of humanity. She spells for him what he did wrong, what his mistake was, which wasn't only the one in the OR.
God, I'm so proud of her.
Later, Seo Woo hands the recording to Hye Jung and apologises in her father's stead, but also for what she did, for not taking the chance before. On her knees, she finally takes her right choice and I'm even prouder of her.
And with the recording in Hye Jung's hands, they can rest assured about that and be all lovely-dovey with Ji Hong. He proposes, out of the blue, but she refuses because that was just so unromantic and random. They are so cute.
Hye Jung actually finally lets go of her grudge, and closes the chapter, and makes sure to tell Director Jin that. I'm so happy for her.
Board Director Jin is released on bail and goes home, and while they celebrate they notice how Director Jin seems to have no strength so they urge him to take a physical. The results come out and it turns out he has a horrid tumour on his neck that even with surgery would have repercussions. Even Ji Hong is scared to do such a difficult surgery. Seo Woo is heartbroken and scared to death, all her family is.
The episode ends when Director Jin comes into the ER after taking too many sleeping pills and Seo Woo's mother seeing both Ji Hong and Hye Jung entering the room.
Now bring the rainbow!
About the episode:
I have a confession. From episode 10 onwards, I was a bit bored with this K-drama. Mostly because I couldn't stand the Jin family. Still watched but I felt all the intensity from the beginning faded away. And then I'm hit with his episode. It was so intense and like so much happened, the conflicts slowly start to get wrapped up, the characters hit the climax in their evolution and I'm crying all over again because of Grandmother.
God, it was such a good episode.
I'm delighted with both Hye Jung and Seo Woo. The former finally let go of all those dark feelings and can allow herself be happy with Ji Hong, she has accepted her limitations but she is still as confident of her strengths as ever. I love her so much. And Seo Woo, I can't believe I grew to like her, that she's evolved and found her path. She still loves her father but isn't blind to his inhuman behaviour and the cruelty with which he treated Hye Jung before. I wanted her to bring her father down but this was better, how she scolded him and finally made him realise what he did wrong. How she acted was way more effective and I'm so proud of her. Especially when she apologised to Hye Jung and realised where she went wrong all along. I'm really happy for her.
The final episode is out and I'll bring the recap immediately! If you miss the K-drama already, marathon it now!
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Last week, I finished up my place value to 100 unit with my kids.
I used a few of the centers activities from my Place Value Down on the Farm unit.
The kids really enjoyed it.
I set up 6 stations that included different place value strategies.
{There are MORE in my place value pack, but we haven't gotten to thousands yet, so I'll save the rest for later!}
Station 1: Word and Number Word matching
Station 2: Identify hundreds/tens/ones houses
Station 3: Representing 3 digit numbers with place value blocks
Station 4: Represents hundreds, tens, and ones from a 3 digit number
Station 5: Identifying how many hundreds, tens, and ones
Stations 6: Counting place value blocks
All of these centers are included in my Place Value Down on the Farm pack!
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Noguchi Talks | Robert Stadler and Dakin Hart: Solid Doubts
Join Robert Stadler and the Noguchi Museum's Senior Curator, Dakin Hart, on a walkthrough of the exhibition Solid Doubts: Robert Stadler at The Noguchi Museum, to investigate and expose the conventional boundaries between art and design. Free with Museum admission; advance registration is not required.
Like Noguchi, Paris-based, Austrian designer Robert Stadler (b. 1966) is a category-defying artist whose work comes from a place where conceptual, aesthetic, functional, and material considerations meet. Solid Doubts presents Noguchi's and Stadler's work together in four distinct installations to raise questions about the categorization of functional objects.
Image: Isamu Noguchi, Mirror and Clothes Rack for Martha Graham's 'Hérodiade', 1944, and Akari [30A], 1954; with Robert Stadler, PDT (bench, mirror and table), 2015, and Anywhere #2, 2017. Photo: Nicholas Knight/©The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum / Artists Rights Society (ARS).


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EMMETT PAUL MR. VEE VIDAL Age 91, of Aiea, HI passed away December 25, 2012 in Aiea. Born May 17,1921 in Wahiawa, Hawaii. Retired from Hickam Air Force Base after 33 years of service as a supervisor with the motor pool. He is survived by wife, Lily S. Vidal; sons, Emmett L. (Carolyn) Vidal, Gregory W. (Lynn) Vidal; brother, Richard (Joan) Vidal; 11 grandchildren. Visitation 5:30 p.m. Thursday (January 24) at Mililani Mortuary Makai Chapel; Wake Service 7:00 p.m. Visitation also 8:30 a.m. Friday (January 25) at Mililani Mortuary Makai Chapel; Eulogy 9:30 a.m. Prayer Service 10:30 a.m. Burial 11:00 a.m. at Mililani Memorial Park. Casual Attire. Flowers Welcome.
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Chaplin, Dracula, Ishiro Honda
The Chaplin Festival at the Belcourt in Nashville opens today and runs through December 5. Poster by Sam Smith.
This evening at 7, Not Coming to a Theater Near You is presenting Freddie Francis's Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968) at the 92YTribeca. Also in New York: UnionDocs presents A Walk into the Sea: Danny Williams and the Warhol Factory along with three of Williams's works. And Mapping Subjectivity: Experimentation in Arab Cinema from the 1960s to Now, Part I carries on at MoMA. Related reading: Vadim Rizov for the L on Elia Suleiman's Chronicle of a Disappearance (1996), Divine Intervention (2002) and The Time That Remains (2009), a "loose trilogy of occupation comedies [that] politicize the international language of deadpan."
Tonight in San Francisco, at Other Cinema, Patrick Macias, editor of Otaku USA, and August Ragone, author of Eiji Tsuburaya: Master of Monsters, pay tribute to Ishiro Honda, director of the original Godzilla, with a collection of rare images and clips from classics of Japanese fantasy cinema.
Meantime, holiday movie special packages from both the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times are now up for our weekend browsing pleasure.
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GfK's innovative research for Janssen Pharmaceutical has been shortlisted for a BOBI (Best of Business Intelligence) award in the Best Business Impact category. GfK's submission – "Breaking the cycle: challenging traditional thinking to uncover unseen opportunity" – explores the methodology used to provide Janssen with the insights they needed to better understand the drivers and barriers for prescribing their Stelara drug, which is used to treat Psoriatic Arthritis (PsA).
Focusing on the attitudes and behaviours of Rheumatologists (doctors who specialize in diagnosing and treating arthritis and related conditions), the team conducted a series of "expression groups" – workshop style sessions which brought together customers with opposing views to debate clinical perceptions and practices.
Whilst the initial RFP had suggested more of a traditional qualitative approach i.e. in-depth interviews and/or focus groups, Janssen were open and willing to explore a new approach that could truly deliver fresh thinking.So far, a new strategic business direction has already been agreed to for Stelara within the PsA market and GfK's early feedback at the beginning of the project resulted in an overhaul of Janssen's existing communications and targeting strategy.
The BOBI awards are organized by the British Healthcare Business Intelligence Association and give professionals in the Healthcare industry the chance to showcase and gain recognition for excellent work, market research and sales/analytics.
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1. The primary focus of The Thessalonians Epistles is Christian living in light of eternity.
2. The "bookends" of 1TH 1:3 and 1TH 5:8 reveal the book's theme- the well balanced Christian life.
3. The key verse of 1TH 2:13 shows that God's Word works through faith.
4. As we learn in 1TH 3:6 and GAL 5:6, faith only works through love (i.e. The Spirit).
5. Where faith is animated by love, there is always hope. See COL 1:4-5
6. This epistle is closely related in content to the Old Testament book of Ruth, which provides a perfect Biblical illustration of the practical truths of this book.
7. The historical background to the epistle is found in ACT 16:9-10 through ACT 17:1-9. The epistle was written A.D. 50/51.
Whereas Ephesians is the epistle of Trinitarian doctrine, 1 Thessalonians is the epistle of the three fold strand of Christian living: faith, love and hope. (1TH 1:3, 1TH 5:8cf. 1CO 13:13 and COL 1:4) These three spiritual virtues cover every need of the Christian life: faith looks upward, love looks around, and hope looks forward. Also, faith comes from Christ, love from The Spirit, and hope from The Father.
"A three fold chord is not easily broken."- ECC 4:12
The focal point of the epistle is the rapture of the church. (1TH 1:10, 1TH 2:19, 1TH 3:13, 1TH 4:14-18, 1TH 5:10, 1TH 5:23)
The "tenses" of the Christian life are clearly taught.
• The past- the "work of faith" ("turned to God")
• The present- the "labor of love" ("serve the living and true God")
• The future- the "patience of hope" ("to wait for His Son from heaven") Since all are included in the term "salvation", we can refer to it as
• Phase one- eternal salvation
• Phase two- daily salvation
• Phase three- ultimate salvation These are also seen in TIT 2:11-13
1. Election-1TH 1:4. We are "chosen in Christ". Compare EPH 1:4 with ISA 42:1 and MAT 22:14.
2. Holy Spirit-1TH 1:5-6, 1TH 4:8, 1TH 5:19. The key to the Christian Way of Life (John chapters 13-17).
3. Assurance (security) - 1TH 1:5, 1TH 5:10, 1TH 5:9-10
4. Trinity-1TH 1:1, 1TH 1:5-6
6. Second Coming (rapture) - 1TH 1:10, 1TH 2:19, 1TH 3:13, 1TH 4:14-17
7. Christian Walk-1TH 2:12, 1TH 4:1, 1TH 4:7
8. Sanctification- 1TH 4:3, 1TH 4:7, 1TH 5:23
9. Day of The Lord (tribulation) - 1TH 5:1-3
11. Three-fold Essence of Man- 1TH 5:23. (faith/spirit, love/soul, hope/body)


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RWB Charlie Wiegert joined Gardenville Lodge #655 in 1974 and served as Worshipful Master in 1978-79. In 2004 he was a charter member and served as the first Senior Warden of Noble Lodge #684 where he was Worshipful Master in 2005-06. He is presently the Masonic Home Representative and Lodge Secretary. Charlie served the Grand Lodge of Missouri as DDGM of District 27B in 2008-09 and was on the Board of Directors of the Masonic Home Of Missouri from 2011 to 2015. He has served on the Chartered Lodges committee and Scholarship committee. He is also a life member of the Missouri Lodge of Research. Charlie comes from a Masonic family with both his father (Charles) and Uncle (Joe) being lifelong members.
Charlie's Masonic endeavors began when he joined the Gardenville Demolay chapter in 1966. He is a recipient of the DeMolay Legion of Honor and Past Dean in 2010, a member of St. Louis Scottish Rite, Oriental Chapter #78 Royal Arch Masons, Jeremiah Council #48 Cryptic Masons and Ascalon Commandery #16 Knights Templars. He is also a member of Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Moolah Temple Shriners and Past President of the Ceremonial Cast, and a Past Director the Royal Order of Jesters Court 81.
Charlie graduated with a BS in Business (Marketing) from Southeast Missouri State College. His professional career includes 20 years as an advertising salesman with St. Louis Suburban Journal newspapers. In 1992 he co-founded CDM Fantasy Sports, which operated fantasy sports games for The Sporting News and USA Today Sports Weekly. His company won a major law suit with Major League Baseball which was appealed all the way to US Supreme Court. The company has been bought and sold a couple of times and is currently owned by SportsHub Technologies, who he works for as a consultant. In 1998 he was a founding member of the Fantasy Sports Trade Association and served as a board member and treasurer for over 15 years. He was inducted into the FSTA Hall Of Fame 2003 and is known as the Godfather Of Fantasy Sports. Charlie can be heard regularly on Sirius XM radio.
Other companies he has started, operated and owned include Primary Network, Primary Webworks, Primary Cellular, River City Internet Group, Hostirian, Borman Properties, River City Rascals (minor league baseball team), St Charles Family Arena Managing Partnership, St. Louis Swarm (International Basketball League), St. Louis Steamers (Indoor Professional Soccer League), St. Louis Renegades (Indoor Professional Football League), and the Gateway Grizzlies (Minor League Baseball Team).
Charlie has been married to his wonderful wife Debra for over 30 years. They have two married daughters Jackie (Tony Klotz) and Heather (Dave Jones), a 5-year-old grandson (Jackson) and twin 6-year-old granddaughters (Scarlett and Ruby). His hobbies include bowling, golf, fishing and gardening.


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MADISON (WKOW) -- Republican lawmakers officially introduced the bill to cut property taxes by $100 million over the next two years today, but a state tax expert says Governor Walker could have cut the same amount of money permanently.
Gov. Walker (R-Wisconsin) plans to cut the $100 million by first moving that amount of money into school district funding and then having those district's drop their property taxes by an equal amount.
Todd Berry, President of the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance, said Walker is taking a page right out of the last Governor's playbook.
"Governor Doyle did a big school tax buydown just like this before the '06 campaign, so, you can pretty much say that if a Governor has a chance and has some extra money and there's an election in the next year - they'll take advantage," said Berry.
On Capitol City Sunday this weekend, Berry says he's surprised Governor Walker hasn't taken the opportunity to make a more permanent cut.
"We've got five or six units of government that use the property tax, maybe we should just take one out of the game," said Berry. "And the simple one would be to get the small state property tax out of the game. The irony is, its about $80 to $100 million, which is exactly what the Governor is spending here."
UW-Madison Police Chief Susan Riseling is also on the show to talk about her new book on the Capitol protests of 2011.
In the book entitled "A View From The Interior", Riseling writes that she worked well with then-Capitol Police Chief Charles Tubbs, but that there were some differences of opinion.
"Charles really wanted to talk everyone out and I was prepared to move the remaining 100, 150 or so out, not again in a forceful way, but in a way to get the building reopened," said Chief Riseling. "And so, we had a little bit differing of opinion there. Obviously he was in charge, he won out."
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Concept: All that Shapes Us: Modern, geometric centerpieces in jewel tones
Client: National Association for Catering and Events (NACE)
Event: NACE Awards Gala
For this luxuriously modern event, the client requested eight unique centerpiece designs. With a theme that was equal parts edgy and elegant, they also required that each centerpiece feature some sort of geometric element. With these requirements in mind, we crafted eight distinctly different centerpieces; six chevron, five triangle, eight round, two square, five rectangle, and seven pentagon (3 low, 4 high). In total, 225 containers were used throughout the whole event. It was a BIG undertaking, but our amazing team didn't miss a beat!
Design dilemma… centerpieces cannot be higher than 14 inches tall.
Solution: drop the center of the table down!
This table was one of our favorites to design. We stacked a variety of 11 gold vases on top of each other to create a gilded tower. Each tier was crowned with jewel-toned carnations and stock, vibrant dahlias and cockscomb, and tempered with lightly colored roses and allium giganteum. Click here to see a time lapse of our full design process.
Kim from The Event Essentials designed these beautiful chevron pattern menus. To echo this design element, the tables were arranged in a zig zag pattern down the length of the room. With the geometric requirement satisfied by the placement of the tables themselves, we decided to go for a simpler, more subtle look for the centerpieces. This way we were able to accent the incredible table style and make it the focal point of the design.
With the help of clear wire, individual orchid, coxcomb, and allium giganteum blooms seemed to magically float in the center of these gold pyramid centerpieces. No one said geometric had to mean symmetrical! The skewed structure of the pyramids added dynamic edginess and intrigue to the design.
Repeating the powerful pyramid motif, the 3 rectangle tables used for this area were arranged into a triangle formation. These Lucite tables were simply adorned with our minimalist centerpieces and paired with a sparkling gold glitter table runner.
Nothing says 'modern' like deconstruction. You've probably noticed this term in other industries too, like cooking and fashion design. Essentially, to "deconstruct" means to divide something into its most basic parts and arrange them in a new way. The goal is to create something new that may change the way we understand the original.
We deconstructed these centerpieces into their basic floral parts and rearranged them into homogenous bunches. What does this mean? Each vase contains only one type of flower in one color. By arranging them this way, it makes the color scheme stand out and it allows you to see the unique texture and shape of each type of flower. This way, the flowers themselves become part of the geometric theme. Pretty cool!
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Woodstock actor Kevin Zegers speaks out about new movie, fiance and sobriety
It was a genre he hadn't really tackled before but for Woodstock actor Kevin Zegers it will fulfill a childhood fantasy.
"I had a blast. It's always fun to run around with guns and shoot bad guys. It's something you dream about as a kid," he said in a phone interview from his LA home on Wednesday. "It's 90 minutes of kickass action."
The sci-fi post-apocalyptic thriller The Colony opens in Woodstock and across Canada on Friday April 26.
Set in underground colonies, following the next hypothetical ice age, Zegers, 28, said he relished his role as Sam acting alongside seasoned actors Laurence Fishburne and Bill Paxton in the cautionary tale about climate change.
Filming the movie in both North Bay and Toronto, also allowed Zegers the luxury of returning to his hometown on weekends, where his family and nieces and nephews still live.
"I spend a lot of time with the kids," he said. "We cook, eat, hang out."
In fact, Zegers said, he was just visited the Friendly City a couple of weeks ago with his new fiancé Jamie Field, as a weekend respite from a promotional tour for the new film.
He said his visits his family and friends act as a centering, sheltering force in his life.
"I feel like I have two lives, when I go home it feels more natural," he said.
At home in his Woodstock sanctuary, he also gets a chance to sleep in the same room he grew up in, at his childhood home where Hollywood gossip and a movie star lifestyle isn't on the agenda.
And no, there aren't any posters of Air Bud on his room's walls.
"It's not a shrine," he said. "It's my room. It's comforting. It's nice to get back to it."
The big news for Zegers is that this summer he will marry Fields, his long-time love and "best friend" for six years.
Fields is a high-powered Hollywood agent for CAA, a top talent agency that represents the likes of celebrities such Brad Pitt.
"She's no joke, she's no little wall flower. She's not arm candy," he said. "She's really strong and tough, in a way that I need her to be tough. We bring out the best in each other."
The "Frozen" star began acting at the age of six, appearing in numerous commercials. His first acting role was in Michael J. Fox's comedy "Life with Mikey" in 1993.
But his career was truly launched in a starring role in Air Bud in 1997 and it's three sequels.
After numerous movie roles and guest appearances, Zeger's breakout role was in the Academy Award-nominated "Transamerica" in 2005, co-starring Felicity Huffman.
In that film he played the troubled bisexual son of transsexual, and received high praise from critics and the 2006 Cannes Film Festival Chopard Award — a honour presented to promising young actors.
But being young in Hollywood took a toll on Zegers, which in the past he has referred to as "not a very centred place."
In a recent appearance on George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight, he revealed he hadn't had a drink in two years.
"I knew Stroumboulopoulos is sober, so it came up," he said.
Zegers said his issues with drinking "bogged me down" and affected his desire "to really fulfill my aspirations."
"It stopped being cute," he said. "Not having control in your mid-to-late twenties is not cute."
Sobriety, he said, is pretty common in Hollywood circles.
"Most actors I know are either alcoholics or are sober," he said.
While he said he has never had a DUI, or drank at work, he realized he had a problem about five years ago.
"I had enough, I tried many times to stop," he said. "It kinda clicked and became easier, I'm not cured but it became easier."


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The following are some short video highlights from the Korean Tempest film screening and colloquium which took place in Washington, D.C. November 4-5, 2011. (See also performance of Oh Tae-suk's Tempest from the Edinburgh Festival 2011.)
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After 16 years our housekeeper is retiring... We recently moved to a newly built home in West Caldwell. The home is large, 5 bedroom /bathroom. Looking for someone who can provide weekly maintence cleaning, that involves dusting, floors of all rooms, cleaning of bathrooms, kitchen. On a monthly basis some light exterior cleaning of doors and porch, and occasional ironing, minimal....we have a small friendly dog who does not get involved in helping with the cleaning in any way! We have all our own cleaning materials and equipment and prefer to use our own. hours and schedule are flexible, it is important for the potential employee to meet owners and view house. References must be provided.
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