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What Herbert Simon, Economist, failed to teach me about Wedding-Planning
I have this weird sort of history with poptarts. On my desk at the Kentucky Mesonet is a carefully pressed poptart wrapper. I've kept it for years, both to add color to my desk clutter and because it was miscut, the pattern that normally sits front and center instead being split in half, one partition on either side, leaving the bulk of the poptart wrapper to the company's iconic blue. But I also have history with reeses cups–they come in pairs, and both are prone to get me feeling down. I'll finish whatever bite I'm on and reach back into the package, searching about with muscle memory but not looking, and I'll come to realize that I had already eaten the second half of the treat. Perhaps I wasn't paying much attention to how much of the snack I had eaten, or perhaps my short term memory is none too impressive. Regardless of how it happens, eating these snacks is emotional, frequently ending in my raising a fist and vowing to get my revenge on past Bryan.
Yet other times past Bryan isn't so bad. Some of my happiest "little things" memories is reaching into my backpack during my undergrad Gay and Lesbian Literature course and finding a poptart, package unopened, both pieces in perfect, unbroken condition. Apparently I had bought it earlier on my way up the hill to class. I couldn't remember, but I knew past Bryan had my back.
Past Bryan also wrote a post two years ago about Herbert Simon, abstraction, decision making, and, central to his concluding remarks, habits, practice, and "memory chunking." After ten years of practice developing some one skill, we'd be as talented at that skill as a chess grandmaster is at, well, chess–at least in terms of the memory chunks, units of cognition that enable us to see "bed" as a word representing our happy place, not as the three letters that make it up, B, E, and D.
Also in that post, past Bryan asked us to bear with him as he started to go through some changes; he knew that his last undergrad semester was beginning, so soon he would be moving on to graduate school as most of his friends moved back home. Plus, he was getting married; the Christmas just a month before he had proposed to his significant other of four years, so that coming August–no, not that one, the one after that one–they would be walking down the aisle at a vineyard, by a lake, in a nondenominational ceremony, that way his mother and father could both be there. On two fronts then, his "process," that practice at writing blog posts each week, was about to go through changes. Life gets busy, and we have to adapt. But past Bryan wasn't afraid. He had things planned out–not so far as to already have baby names for his grandchildren picked out or the colors of his second house coordinated with his mid-life-crisis convertable, but he had a rough idea of where life was taking him.
That semester he stopped keeping up with his blog. Past Bryan was making a transition out of his creative nonfiction routine, playing with genre as he pitched a satirical syllabus as a retelling of H.G. Wells's The Invisible Man. He passed Creative Retellings, and satire had opened up in him a realization that he can get away with writing anything he wants. Only in letting go and writing freely, in crossing through that jungle-like ice-cream shop of absurdity and weird metaphor, could he reach, well, I don't know, something. Something grand. Whatever the hell it is.
That summer, past Bryan began working on his master's thesis, falling into a routine specifically crafted to keep him productive. The driving mechanism of this routine was a scheduling concept–if he was better at writing after taking a walk, then he should delay all writing-heavy tasks until after lunch, when he would visit the gas station a mile from his fiance's house to buy a kickstart and a bag of chips. And so, over the course of a few months, he had arranged his life as a carefully sequenced priority queue of tasks, each assigned a classification based on when it would be best to tackle.
But this routine couldn't last, and again past Bryan had to accept change as inevitable as the next semester drew near, the first semester of graduate school, the first semester of a quickening in pace and an increase in rent. Getting things done, it began to seem, was much more work at this stage in life than simply "spending ten years of practice doing some one thing." If our patterns improve the longer we follow them, the mind learning to adapt to the regularity so we become more productive, then how do we account for the sudden changes in our lives, uprooting us from our comfortable "day in, day outs?"
Past Bryan began to struggle with this question. He found comfort in this question. He found distraction in this question from his failing relationship with his fiance, the tension growing over the duration of several wet Kentucky fall months. They were becoming more distant, less intimate, less able to agree on the road ahead of them. He began spending more time away from her, staying at his unfurnished, one-bedroom apartment, nearer his school work, nearer his problems that needed solving. He wrote a paper about antifragility and hypothetical rabbits. He had figured out the math for a simple model that got better, adapted quicker, healed as it was exposed to continuous inputs from stressors. His best friend, Joey, commemorated him on his practiced, stubborn stoicism. He had a plan he was seeing through, simple as that.
His next step was to present some work he had done on social network analysis. He was laying in bed the night before, nervous about the next day's drive to Lexington for the conference, and he was waiting for the text–like Mary Jane's "go get 'em tiger"–that said "good luck," any text, at all, from her. But he knew she wouldn't write; she had moved out of her mom's house, taken up smoking and drinking, began cooking and selling "jollies," and totaled the car they had bought together. Whoever she was the Christmas before finally died in that car crash.
The lights were off, and the sun and moon were tucked away behind the horizon, just as he had tucked himself away from the world under his blanket, when a notification buzzed, lit up the otherwise silent bedroom. The text began, "good luck." But it wasn't a text–the icon was wrong. It was an email, and Dr. Atici, his new graduate advisor, was wishing him good luck and a safe trip tomorrow.
I stopped. That killed me. I fought through the panic attack's shakes and texted Joey. I needed him to know that the stoicism I had had–it had finally given up. Some solid candy coating had finally fallen away and my insides were goo, new to the world and scared as shit. Careful planning and stochastic modeling had long ago failed me and I was utterly lost and just now realizing that the future was as big and unlit as the world outside my blanket. At least in here I had the glow of my Android phone.
I watched all of Buffy, seasons one through four, on that phone. Each day after class and work–which were, at this point, beginning to run together as I was taking on new responsibilities each week as a graduate assistant–, I would lean in on the only table in my apartment, eat soup, and try to keep Spencer's paws away from my chicken noodles, the two of us kept company by the Scoobies and thier adventures in Sunnydale.
Our relationship, my fiance's and mine, ended as quietly as that fall semester did. Looking through her drawers for a piece of paper to scratch out on an idea for my thesis, I found a note addressed to a coworker of hers at Chili's. She said she didn't miss him–she was homesick for him. I took pictures of the note–and the Plan B package, her new vibrator, and three empty condom wrappers–to convince future Bryan it was all real, that I really had left the note on her pillow while she was at work, packed my laundry, and drove an hour and a half in silence back to Bowling Green, to my cat, to my empty, one bedroom apartment. At some point I must have grabbed the ring from her shelf, and at some point she must have stopped wearing it, claiming she simply didn't want to tarnish it working in the kitchen all day, because it's back in its box, at the bottom of a new end table in my living room.
I think I grabbed that ring because I didn't want her to pawn it. I didn't want it to go away. I didn't want to remember what changes she had been through, becoming a person I didn't know or couldn't trust. I wanted to keep it to give it back, to give something back to past Bryan. Because somewhere along the way, I stopped being him. I stopped being future Bryan, and I stopped being the reasoning machine Herbert Simon reduced me to. I stopped writing this blog, too, and I lost whatever practice I had going two years ago. That, I can get back by taking a second masters, this time in Rhetoric and Composition, but past Bryan's certainty is gone.
I can't account for the future with certainty. Any forseeable plans I have will undoubtedly change; all models of the world are wrong, even if some have been useful so far. I can preach system's thinking as a means for understanding the world in all its complexity, but the world won't stop being complex. Seeking better understanding will make us stronger, as a species, and it will make us more productive and it will save lives, but it will never console us. I have to be brave. I have to do that for myself. ∎


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CINCINNATI — While many of Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble's top executives are looking overseas for expansion, Melanie Healey's focus is on growing what already is the consumer products maker's biggest market.
As P&G's North America Group president, part of Healey's job is to build sales for products like Tide detergent, Pampers diapers and Charmin toilet paper in the United States. That's a challenging task because U.S. customers who face job losses, low wages and higher prices in the down economy have tightened their household budgets.
The United States, which accounts for about 40 percent of P&G's annual revenue, is not an obvious growth area for the company. For one, P&G estimates that up to 99 percent of U.S. households already use at least one P&G brand.
As a result, there's much more room for growth overseas. Emerging markets such as China, India and Brazil fueled global sales growth that last year climbed 5 percent to $82.6 billion. Meanwhile, sales were nearly flat in the United States, Canada and other developed countries.
But Healey said the United States is such a big market that it's critical for the company.
"It's still such a big part of the business that it has got to continue growing to fuel the growth for the rest of the world," Healey said. "We have some of our highest market shares in the world here in the U.S., and there's a lot more growth to be had."
Here are excerpts from an interview in which Healey, 50, talked about the strategies P&G is using to get that growth:
Increase the number of products customers use: "Our mantra in North America is 'just one more and a healthy core.' If I take the 8 to 9 percent of households in North America that have 10 or 11 P&G brands, what if I got the 8 to 9 percent to 10 to 11 percent or I got that 10 or 11 brands to grow to 12 to 13 brands in those households? That 'just one more' is equivalent to about $7 billion in growth."
Offer more price tiers: "Charmin is a great example of a brand where we've worked very hard to understand the different consumer needs and segments out there, and really understanding how to advertise to each one of them — 'Soft, Strong, Basic.' We've really nailed down our targets on each one of those products."
Reach the growing Hispanic population: "For us, the important thing is we want to play where the growth is. The biggest area we are focusing on is making sure we are designing products that win with Hispanic consumers ... P&G on Sept. 15 launched a bilingual online site for Hispanic women, called 'Orgullosa,' offering beauty and household tips, inspirational stories, and product information."

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So how are we able to wear so many hats?
Each day most of us awake to a schedule that controls each hour of the day. The alarm goes off and we are off and running, showering, dressing, cooking, getting children up, grabbing coffee, heading to work, rushing home, cooking supper, supervising homework and collapsing into bed. Then it begins all over again.
The woman of the world (who is relying entirely on herself), may falter and struggle thinking she is inadequate and fall into the waiting arms of frustration and anxiety. The mature woman of faith, on the other hand, knows it is not in her strength that she can accomplish all that is demanded of her, but only through the strength of Christ.
Have your ever met someone who you knew had a strong relationship with Christ, and noticed she handled all that was thrown at her with grace, peace and acceptance of His will?
Surely she hurts physically and emotionally at times, but she draws on her spiritual strength to sustain her. This is the woman of faith who knows where her strength comes from, she knows she alone cannot move forward, but she does so knowing that HE will see her through.
This woman of faith has learned that through the difficulties He will see her through. Christ will enable her to be all she needs to be as her role as a woman in Christ.
So you can wear the hat AND know that He will provide the shoes also!
Blessings to you!
- Jo Wilmer
5/3/2016 03:58:03 pm
Beautiful post! I always turn to Him when I am going through tough times. I trust in the Lord that everything will be okay.
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The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission starts online application for 1863 vacant posts. for all these vacancies the last date of application is 11/11/2015
TNPSC Recruitment 2016 Personal Clerk and Assistant 1863
The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission was recently published an official notification for several number of recruitment. as per published notification there are required about 1863 candidates for Personal Clerk and Assistant posts. for all these vacant posts there is also start the online application. so all the interested candidates are advised to get more detail about this recruitment from here or official notification from it at http://www.tnpsc.gov.in/notifications/17_2015_not_eng_ccs_ii(g2a)_2015.pdf.
Name of the Organization: Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission
Organization Website: www.tnpsc.gov.in
Name of the Posts: Personal Clerk and Assistant
Total Number of Posts: 1863
Education Qualification: bachelor's degree from any recognized University
Age Limit: 18 to 30 years
Job Location: Tamil Nadu
Last Date of Online Application: 11 November 2015
Selection Process: Written exam and Interview
For all these vacant posts there are now start application. so all interested candidates are advised to submit your application as soon as before the last date of application. the last date of application is 11 November 2015.


text: Athens ISD Superintendent Blake Stiles speaks to a gathering of community leaders Tuesday for the official ribbon cutting held at Athens High School to mark the districtwide projects made possible through the passage of a bond in 2015. Projects at the high school include new science labs, classrooms, lecture hall, cafeteria, Career and Technical Education (CTE) building, field house and gymnasium. The auditorium is also being improved. A new library was built at Central Athens Elementary and new activity centers were built at Bel Air and South Athens Elementary. The public is invited to an open house at the high school on Thursday from 5:30-6:30, where they will be able to meet incoming principal Clay Tracy. Park at 708 E. College Street.


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The Rajasthan Forest Guard is government department to responsible for the management of forests and wildlife in the state of Rajasthan. In the Rajasthan forest department work with three important acts Rajasthan Forest Act 1953, Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972 and Forest (Conservation) Act 1980. under of the Rajasthan forest department represented her work with some various type activities as like Forest Development Works, Wildlife Management, Soil and Moisture Conservation Works, Forest Planning, Harvesting, Ecotourism activities, Research, Extension and Training. The Indian forest service's has to handle by the Forests and Climate department. The general nature of the department is represented Administration of Forest and Wildlife resources. Present time the Indian forest service's has to represented or directed by the Director General of Forests Dr. S.S. Negi, IFS (1980 Batch, Himachal Pradesh Cadre). Every year the Indian forest services conduct the examinations for various posts, also IFS officers are recruited through the Indian Forest Service examination.
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With the ever changing business environment and an extremely volatile economy, the financial services and the banking industries are facing acute challenges in quickly generating proficient analytical information/reports through data warehousing, which enables businesses to make informed decisions.
In the recent past, the architectural design of data warehouses has predominantly been ETL (extract, transform and load). However, with emerging technologies taking center stage, the architectural vision of data warehouse systems has gone through a radical shift. This shift has led to a new data warehousing process, as the previous data models were not equipped to handle the exponential increase in user data. Often, businesses were also unable to meet their critical data-related business needs due to their inability to incorporate changes into their large single data repositories. In turn, that translated into a longer waiting periods for reports that were requested by business users. Eventually, organizations ended up specifically dedicating resources to "extract data," performing additional and often redundant analytics and reporting activities outside the data warehouse itself.
Thus, several manually intensive and expensive processes have to be established to fill in the gaps created by the limitations of the architecture design of the ETL-based data warehousing systems. The strategic solution was the implementation and transition to the data warehouse design technology ELT (extract, load and transform).
Importance of Data Warehouses in Banking and Financial Services
Banking and financial services involve numerous data intensive processes, from withdrawing money from an ATM to suggesting the most lucrative investment portfolio to a high value client. This makes data warehouse testing extremely critical in this domain. Figure 1 shows some examples of scenarios that involve data warehouse processes in specific financial services domains.
Figure 1: Data warehouse system dependability in financial services sub domains
ETL, Focusing on Desired Data Output
The ETL data warehouse technology is primarily based on the report requested by the business user. The approach is top down. First, a decision is made regarding the desired output data (i.e., the format and content of the report demanded by the user) and then the required data is extracted, transformed and loaded, as seen in Figure 2. With the focus on output, the input data needs to be processed to remove any data anomalies, ensuring high quality of data for transformation and loading.
Figure 2: The standard ETL process
When data warehouse systems were initially conceptualized, the ETL-based systems met all the business needs, as the focus was on designing the output first. Moreover, data that was relevant only for the processing needs was required. However, these systems had their limitations when needs related to future expansion arose, like the re-modification of output data, which would need a complete redesign and change to the input architecture of the data warehouse itself. This would be a very expensive and cumbersome process for an organization to achieve with the traditional ETL process.
Data Warehouse Technology ELT
The concept of ELT data warehouse technology came into existence because of the high business demand for error-free, high-quality input data in data warehouse systems. Here the approach is bottom-up. The data is initially extracted to a staging area, where the business rule and integrity checks are performed.
With ELT, the load and transformation processes are decoupled from each other, as shown in Figure 3. Hence, the development is split into smaller manageable chunks, which make project management, change management and the development of data warehouse systems much simpler.
The ELT data warehouse systems overcome the shortcomings of ETL systems, which paves the way for this transition across industries, especially in financial services and banking.
Figure 2: The ELT Process
Achieving Thorough ETL to ELT Conversion Testing
If an organization decides to transition from ETL to ELT, from a QA perspective, a lot of planning and strategy is required to ensure that the conversion is thorough and successful. In any typical re-engineering project, especially one that includes an ETL to ELT conversion, the following validation points need to be looked at (Please note that the ETL process is mentioned as the source and ELT process as the target wherever applicable):
Structure of the target table: The ELT output table structure is usually not normalized for easy accessibility to the input data. Processes and columns need to be mapped to ensure consistency between the ETL source systems and the ELT target systems.
Data type of the target table: Usually, the structural compatibility between the source and target database needs validation. Accordingly, test cases are framed to warrant data quality in the targeted database. Lastly, the output format of the data is validated to ensure no truncation has occurred to the values of data.
Intermediate phases/models: Usually, the loading or the staging area is divided into intermediate models that include:
- Input data model, which contains data that is clean and completely decoupled from end users.
- Reporting data mart, which contains data that is useful for generating reports for the end user.
- Reporting view, which contains formatted data in a predetermined template.
An effective QA includes testing of all three stages, as shown in Figure 4. The data is also compared across stages to ensure its accuracy and consistency.
Figure 4: Sample intermediate stages in an ELT system
Relationships in output data models: As stated in the previous sections of this article, the main advantage of ELT processing is the easy maintenance of individual stages due to the clear segregation of each stage from the other. Let us consider a scenario where a customer's loan information is stored in a source table and a record consists of the customer's first name, last name, address, document name, type, loan type and the loan amount. The target ELT system would require tables on the customer, loan and the document information. After the transition from the ETL to ELT system, the following data relationships would need to be validated to ensure that they are still intact after the transition:
- Customer table to loan table.
- Loan to document table.
- Document to customer table.
- Static table testing of relationship codes.
Backup database: The master and duplicate databases would need to be validated for consistency in terms of database structure, framework and data between them.
Process validation: This entailstesting the data loading and scheduling of jobs by checking the error logs and output of the scripts used for loading. The analysis of error logs is done to report any inconsistencies (e.g., an actual error occurrence not reported in the error log or vice versa). The ELT jobs are then triggered in sequence to test the ELT data warehouse system behavior.
End-to-end validation of the ELT system: All the stages (i.e., the source, input data model, reporting model, reporting view and report flow) are to be tested using predefined input data to ensure that it moves through all stages in the expected way, generating the desired output. This end-to-end validation of the ELT system is essential for detecting inherent defects due to the interdependency of code/data (if any) between all the stages.
ELT isn't a solution to all the problems of data warehouse systems. In some specific cases, a hybrid solution of both ETL and ELT methodologies would be the appropriate model to adopt, depending on business requirements. To illustrate this, consider a situation where a data warehouse has multiple source systems. The data from these sources can be brought to a common staging area through the ETL process and then specific ELT processes can be further applied to generate user-specific reports.
However, having an ETL, ELT or ETLT as a data warehousing solution is not enough. A clear understanding of the vision of the data warehouse output from an end user's perspective is essential for a successful data warehouse testing validation. It's also important to comprehend the business context and clearly define the input data, their interrelationships and the associated processes in the data warehouse system to generate correct and relevant reports for the business/end user.
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This page is for those who cannot find a good, conservative Christian Station in their area. It is also designed for those who are unable to attend weekly church services owing to some kind of bodily hindrance. These links will offer live church services and based on their area time zone, I will include the time they go live. This page will be an ongoing project as I come across new stations and churches with live broadcasts. I will also try to find those that offer video as well as audio.
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Following the overall surge in popularity in skull designs and the huge success of the Skull No1 coin and its small gold equivalent, CIT will proudly expand its coin skull collection.
Headlining the new releases is the Big Skull 500 gram coin. A special shape combined with CIT's smartminting© high relief technology produced an incredible, three dimensional relief on Skull No1 coin that becomes even more astounding on its hefty half-kilo big brother that ships in a luxurious collector's box and is limited to 555 pieces. A set of branded cotton gloves for handling this behemoth is included.
The direct successor of the 1oz Skull No1 is the gruff Pirate Skull, a derivative of the original with an equally impressive relief and antique finish. Lastly, the little Golden Skull also received a pirate treatment and now features cross bones behind the aged skull.
Series Profile:
- Republic of Palau
- Three individual series
Half-kilo: 25 Dollars, .999 Silver, 500 g, 80 mm
One-ounce: 5 Dollars, .999 Silver, 1 oz, 38.6 mm
Gold: 1 Dollar, .9999 Gold, 0.5 g, 13.92 mm
- Shaped Smartminting© high relief on all silver coins
- Shaped BigGoldMinting© on all gold coins
- Mintages
Half-kilo series: 555 pcs/issue
One-ounce series: 1750 pcs/issue
Gold series: 15000 pcs/issue


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I've been wanting to write about this for a few days now but I haven't really known what to say or how to word it. But I guess I've gotten my thoughts as in order as they're going to get.
I've whined emo-ly several times now on this blog about love and how I feel that it eludes me. Or for some reason that I don't deserve it. This has been a constant thing I've felt since childhood and I'm sure that unfortunately, many can relate in some way. Still, it wasn't until Brianna left a comment that I started reflecting that maybe my definition of love wasn't appropriate or accurate.
I have been thinking lately about the type of people I love and who love me. While I have no problem in the realm of friends and confidants, people in relationships don't really give me what I feel the love I deserve is. I guess maybe that sounds haughty of me, but then I wondered, well, do I love anyone? I'm not talking, again, about friends and people I consider family...those I love without question, would die for without question, would do anything for and they hopefully know and understand that. I'm talking specifically relationship-type love in this blog entry. The kind of people who marry each other or have these at least seemingly-deep connections and mutual respect for each other or something that eludes me.
I've only felt what I would call relationship-love for one person, and even that is testy and a whirlwind at times and more often than not I'm feeling a plethora of negative emotions alongside that feeling of relationship-love. It never just stands alone as a good feeling, one that I can believe in at a time like this. I've never been able to just truly embrace that singular feeling so I don't know what it holds and all of its secrets. Also, that person has never loved me back, which gives me no reason whatsoever to even attempt to understand my love for them and what to do about it or what its potential is. The fact that this one relationship is the closest I've ever come to real, true love and it's such a messy and rocky and unstable give and take makes me think...well, that must not be relationship-love either. Nor am I content with others' definitions of relationship-love. I feel that it doesn't pertain to me (as I have always felt) and due to my low self-esteem I really also feel like I'm not worthy of even learning more about love and what it has to offer. It's not a priority. I never felt that it was, but what's different now is that I'm not even fucking sure what it is I'm searching for.
What is love? (Baby don't hurt me...don't hurt me...no more)
What is it really? It's something more than that protective desire I have to watch over and take care of my friends and family. It's something more than passion and emotions that I feel with lovers. It's obviously not the stuff marriages are made of, or so many marriages wouldn't be failed (including my own). It's also obviously not the stuff in fairy tale romances, because we've all accepted that those don't exist. What more could I do to show someone that I relationship-love them than offer my life, and yet there are tons of people that I would do that for because I'm selfless in general when it comes to my friends? Do we marry our best friends (as so many bloggers gleefully proclaim) because we get along well and we care and it's that simple?
This specific type of one-on-one love is not something that's found in nature. Humans have been borrowing their morals and shit from religious texts for thousands of years now....is love one of those doctrines we learned about through myths? Just like the completely ludacris idea of souls? Or is that even ludacris? Marriage, I firmly believe, is completely unnecessary and at most should be a ritualistic ceremony embracing an emotional bond between a pair of people who want to accomplish mutual goals in life. Marriage is also rooted in religion and the stigma that surrounds "unconventional" marriage and relationships is yet another insanely out of date problem that shouldn't even exist and yet thanks to religion, it does. So is the idea of love like that?
I don't know why I care about the people I do, in the way that I do, either. I know that we humans started out as pack animals and just the same way as other packs do, we look out for each other. We respect each other and we test boundaries and we work together and oftentimes, we enjoy it. Maybe it's just a good quality of mine that I can be such a good friend and so ferociously take care of those in my life. I never had anyone do that for me when I needed it, when I was a kid, so that probably influences my want and drive to do so for others. But it has very little to do with relationship-love.
So as you can see I've entered an existential crisis on whether or not love is real. It's very humbling and also very depressing to realize not that you don't love..or not that someone doesn't love you...but that you don't know what love is, or worse, IF it is, or if it's one of those things that like God, was something to keep you cozy on those lonely nights. It's unnerving, considering how potent love is in our society and how generally accepted it is to exist and mean something wonderful. I feel like a large part of my entire being is now just empty, and silent, and that makes me wonder what else isn't real, or what else I'm unsure about.
None of this probably makes any sense, and that's okay. Go on with your lives as normal and I will be over here poring over coffee and growing a beard like all those suicidal philosophers before me.


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Contact Jon Young, or phone +44 (0)1874 713068
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Founded and proven in Scotland and Wales with the support of Natural Resources Wales, Fly-tipping Action Wales, Zero Waste Scotland and the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, FlyMapper is already being used by over 25 local authorities with further authorities joining soon.
FlyMapper is now also available in England and Northern Ireland. Although managed and licensed by exeGesIS, FlyMapper is a fully user-led project with new functionality being determined by the user community. The partnership nature of the FlyMapper project ensures that the system is upgraded every year, with the cost of upgrades shared across the whole user community.
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Wow, way to ruin the mood.
The most famous last words spoke on the Fourth of July are probably 'I think it's a dud'.
These trampolines used to be for the elite jumping people, nowadays everybody can buy them, and there goes quality.
I'm still trying to figure out the purpose of this stunt.
The key to doing a succesful walk as a model is look forward and don't take the same line as the other model.
Looks like an out of control car went up the side walk and hit unlucky ladies and kids in a strollers.
I'm guessing this was not the plan.
This waitress stumbles and accidentally falls through the window.
And there goes his 100.000 dollar custom bike. What a moron.
Poor puppy, I cringe at it's painful sounds.
Funny car actually tried to eat that dude alive. they had to open it's mouth and pull the man from the monsters jaws.
Lucky they had a hard hat on, they could've been killed!
There's no crosswalks or running water, but an HD camera must be installed at every fucking intersection. Nothing makes sense in China.
Wow was he trying to go back to the future?
Hey, dude...........you want the hot wax with that.
I definitely don't want this guy working on my house.
Locking up those wheels makes it easier for the coroner. No heavy body parts to lift. Just hose it all into the gutter.
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How to get rid of cat urine smell with cat urine neutralizer
Why does cat urine smell so pungent?Cat urine is more concentrated than that of dog or other domestic animal and so has a stronger more pungent smell. The other reason it smells so bad is that it often goes undetected. Due to the size of cats, it is easy for them to sneak behind furniture or in corner and urinate so it is often only when dry that the smell alerts us to the incident.
Cat urine is a concentrate of metabolic waste comprised of urea, creatine, uric acid, various detoxified substances, sodium chloride and other electrolytes. Your cat metabolism breaks down the protein in their food to produce the by-products known as urea, which is then excreted by the kidneys into urine. Urea converts into ammonia – giving off that recognisable pungent aroma! So to permanently remove the smell the area affected must be sprayed with a product which will break-down the protein. Many cat owners try home-made remedies for cat urine neutralizers. While a combination of vinegar and baking soda is likely to remove stains from furniture, walls and floors it will only temporarily mask the smell.
A cat urine neutralizer product makes use of a specific enzymatic reaction resulting in the hydrolysis of urea. Enzymes are proteins that speed up chemical reactions. The enzymes break up the urea into carbon dioxide and ammonia, which are gases that evaporate quickly.
If your cat isn't using the litter box, it may be that your cat is telling you something. The advise is that if your cat becomes a more regular offender, that you visit the vet for a check-up to rule out any medical problem and for advice on how to get your cat to use his or her litter box – there is only so many times you can spray cat urine neutralizer before you start getting very stressed cleaning up after them.
Reasons for a cat urinating outside of their litter box could be anyone of these reasons:
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Seniors will be selling baked goods today & tomorrow during Snack Break (9:55-10:15). Bring your monies for some yummies.
The finals schedules are posted in the hallways. Do your best.
Reminder- There will be no school on Monday, January 18th!
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Queensbury man pleads guilty to role in child sex sting
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A Queensbury man has pleaded guilty after being caught in a child sex sting.
NewsChannel 13's media partners at The Post-Star report Gerald Harrington III pleaded guilty to attempted rape charges. He was arrested last June.
Police say he was one of 12 men who answered an ad to have sex with a 14-year-old girl at a Queensbury motel. That ad was created by police.
Harrington faces up to four years in prison.
One other suspect has pleaded guilty. Charges are still pending against the others.
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Tank Type Heaters
Storage water heaters are the most common type of water heater used in both residential and commercial applications. Storage water heaters incorporate heating elements or a gas burner and tank into a single unit. Electric units are typically available in one- to 120-gallon capacity with input ratings of 1 kW to 54 kW. Most smaller units, including almost all units applied in residences, are dual-element units with an upper heating element and a lower element controlled to prevent simultaneous operation. A typical electric resistance storage water heater is shown here:
Larger commercial water heaters may have several banks of elements that are allowed to operate simultaneously. Virtually all commercial electric units are 208 V or higher, either single or three phase. With 120-V service, maximum input capacity is limited to 1.9 kW or less.
The most common commercial gas storage water heaters vary in size from 20 to 100 gallons. Input ratings range from 30 to 600 kBTUH.
In almost all code jurisdictions, storage water heaters or hot water tanks must be ASME labeled if their capacity is greater than 120 gallons or if the rated input is 200 kBTUH or more. Higher-cost ASME-rated water heaters are available in capacities up to 5000 gallons and input ratings of 2000 kW and 750 kBTUH. As an alternative to high-cost ASME-rated tanks, several smaller, non-ASME-rated units may be used to provide equivalent capacity.
Most electric storage water heaters are controlled by surface-mounted adjustable thermostats, although larger units may use immersion thermostats. In electric units, the upper and lower elements are controlled by separate thermostats which are adjustable from about 110 to 180°F. Fuel-fired water heaters have a single immersion thermostat. On all water heaters, control resolution is coarse and accuracy is limited.
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In most cases we can repair your Electric or Gas hot water heater as long as it's not leaking, If you jumped in the shower to find the water not getting hot, we know exactly how frustrating that can be. We can most likely repair the hot water heater the same day. We often get calls for a new water heater and after we diagnose the problem, we do a simple repair and save our customers money. Give us a call and let us save you money today. We service all major brands.
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Cold water enters the bottom of the tank through a dip tube inside the tank much like a gas water heater. Hot water is drawn off of the top of the tank through the hot water line. The element in the water heater is basically an electric rod that heats up red hot to heat the water; most electric hot water heaters have two elements and alternate when heating.
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Lovelorn Fiza to act in Desh Drohi sequel (Lead)April 1st, 2009 - 11:00 pm ICT by IANS
Chandigarh, April 1 (IANS) Anuradha Bali alias Fiza, whose short-lived marriage with former Haryana deputy chief minister Chander Mohan alias Chand Mohammed hogged the headlines before a tragic climax, will be acting in Bollywood movie "Desh Drohi-II", based on the Mumbai terrorist attack.
"We have signed Fiza for 'Desh Drohi-II'. The story of the movie will be based on terror attack on the Hotel Taj in Mumbai last year," producer Kamal Khan told reporters here Wednesday.
"After seeing her confidence on TV, I have offered the role of a lawyer to Fiza in my film. This is not a difficult task for her, as in real life she is a very successful lawyer. I have full confidence in her and I believe her popularity will certainly help our movie to do good business," said Khan.
Khan had earlier made a controversial film "Desh Drohi", based on the Maharashta Navnirman Sena's campaign against north Indians in that state.
Confirming she has accepted the role, Fiza said: "I am playing an important role in the movie and hope for a good stint in Bollywood."
Talking about Chand, she said: "If he comes in front of me, I will slap him thrice on his face in the same way in which he had given me talaq (divorce). Despite pressures, I am determined to fight for my rights and justice."
- Fiza Mohammed found (Lead) - Aug 06, 2012
- Fiza cremated in Chandigarh - Aug 07, 2012
- Fiza dies in mysterious circumstances (Second Lead) - Aug 06, 2012
- More cash, jewellery comes out of Fiza's lockers - Sep 13, 2012
- Huge cash recovered from Fiza's house - Aug 09, 2012
- Fiza to pursue legal battle against Chander Mohan - Oct 29, 2009
- Chand Mohammed says 'talaq' to Fiza over phone - Mar 14, 2009
- Fiza arrested on neighbour's complaint, gets bail (Lead) - Oct 17, 2010
- Chand Mohammed gives talaq to Fiza - Mar 14, 2009
- Chand Mohammed says 'talaq' to Fiza from London (Lead) - Mar 14, 2009
- Fiza Mohammed commits suicide - Aug 06, 2012
- Police detain Fiza over neighbour's complaint - Oct 17, 2010
- 'Deshdrohi' producer slaps legal notice on firm - Apr 03, 2009
- Hooda's ministers not new to crime controversies (News Analysis) - Aug 06, 2012
- I will ruin Chand's life, says angry Fiza - Jun 05, 2009
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Interview with Kirk Manzo, CBT Automotive Conference Speaker
CBT News Anchor, Joe Gumm sits down with Kirk Manzo to discuss the upcoming CBT Automotive Conference and Expo. Kirk is Director of Global Training at Assurant Solution's Vehicle Protection. He will be presenting at the 2017 conference from March 7th through the 9th. Drawing from his substantial experience in the the retail automotive industry, Kirk […]Read more


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Reliable garbage pickup in Boxford, MA or the surrounding area, is extremely important, so having a company you can trust makes all the difference. Casella provides residents with either temporary or regular solid waste control including garbage pickup in Boxford, MA that is reliable and easy on the environment. Simply contact Casella now to receive a price quote on our garbage pickup in Boxford, MA.
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Cancer touches everyone in our community, and for many, the impact is devastating. Research cures cancer, and cancer research is the top strategic priority of the Medical College of Wisconsin.
The mission of the MCW Cancer Center is to reduce the cancer burden through outreach, education and research into the causes, prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. We do this by integrating basic science, translational and clinical research, patient care and professional and community education, with an emphasis on engaging underserved populations.
Our network of cancer experts, scientists, clinicians, research programs and shared resources connects the collective cancer effort at the Medical College of Wisconsin and throughout the region. This essential hub provides leadership, knowledge, support and resources to hundreds of cancer investigators and clinicians.
We provide a complete, centralized, single-minded focus on cancer research, from the bench to the bedside to the community. As the only center of its type in our region, we provide patients with multidisciplinary, state-of-the-art treatment, research-driven care and early phase clinical trials, right here in eastern Wisconsin.
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One of NAMFI's unique elements is the ability to conduct Tactical Firing Evaluations (TFE) for SBAD Units according to SHAPE's procedures and criteria. This potential started in 1996, continues till today and it is a pick point in NAMFI's history. We are the only firing range in the world in which a SBAD Unit can assess and maintain its operational state so as to be considered a Reaction Force for NATO's operations.
The TFE is performed by NAMFI's TFE Section which is independent, reports directly to SHAPE for tactical firing issues and is manned by NAMFI's User Nations' personnel. TFE Section is responsible for planning, conducting and scoring tactical evaluations and is assisted by qualified NATO Evaluators from different countries. The total score of the Evaluation is reported to SHAPE.
An evaluation consists of four phases Reconaissance, Deployment, Mission Execution and Re-deployment, all being held in our facilities, in a realistic combat environment that reflects the doctrine "Train as you fight".
Any country can perform a TFE with one limitation for Non Nato Nations that should acquire NATO/MC approval.
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The mess hall can provide food services for approximately 400 persons at the same time but also offers takeout food in hot or cold boxes. The menu of the mess hall includes traditional Greek but also modern food.


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Creating simple routines for hellos and good-byes can make changes easier to handle, and there are many ways to do this. Parents can try these right away, while we hope teachers will share these ideas with their new families before or during the first week of school!
Hello and Goodbye Routines for Families:
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Long hair, don't care, they say.
Last Summer was one of my favourites. I met new people, I went out a lot, I felt more comfortable with my self, became more confident and more independent. I cut my hair short for the first time, on the 3d of May 2010. Everyone was shocked but then they loved it, as much as I did. So that was my haircut for those last 3 years of my life until last year when I decided to let them grow, and I did so. Everyone was telling me to go cut them again but then again, when they grew to that level o the pictures above, they loved it. I knowww what I'm dooing
, until last October when I cut them again. Whaaaaat was I thinking , why did I cut them, I didn't waant to. Anyway, now, 5 months later I'm letting them grow again, but I'll probably put some clip extensions in a little while, I can't wait again that long, I don't know, we'll see :)
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Must Have Monday: High-Low Wrap Skirt for Under $20!
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This skirt packs a whole lot of style for under $20! Love how the tulle gives a whimsical vibe to the sexy high-low skirt. Tip: Don't be afraid to dress this skirt down by pairing it with flats and a tank or tee (or even a denim jacket). Conversely, don't shy away from dressing things up and throw on your favorite sky-high heels for a night out on the town. The key is keep things simple; this skirt has enough personality on it own!
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Roll the drums, fanfare, confetti, bells and whistles! Woo-hoo!
Naturally sweet, raw, vegan, nut-free Banana nice Ice cream birthday "cake"~ opening post celebration, you are invited! Yey!
I'm so happy and grateful to celebrate my favorite month of the year and my birthday, TODAY! with this my opening post of Simply Crudelicious ~ a blog dedicated to simple RAW VEGAN recipes, simply delicious: Low fat, plant based, fruit filled, whole foods!
Simply Crudelicious, It's about inspiring raw vegan healthy eating, one recipe at a time so you can shine and live a healthier, joyful and abundant limitless life.
Enjoying perfect health is our most precious gift and I believe we can achieve it, regain it and maintain it by giving our bodies what it was design to eat: fruits, veggies, mild leafy greens, nuts and seeds.
To celebrate my birthday and simply crudelicious opening post I wanted to make something really special: sweet, healthy, nutritious… delicious!, yet very simple!
All I've been craving for the last four weeks has been BANANA ice cream! Oh my! So what more simple, nutritive, flavourful and delicious than 1-ingredient BANANA NICE ICE CREAM?! It is so good, so simple, so healthy, so delicious! You better right-now-go make this recipe!
You have no idea what you have been missing if you haven't try Banana ice cream before! It gets so, so creamy it reminds me the texture of the vanilla butter cookie dough recipe my mom use to bake ~I'd loved it but, healthy, raw and vegan weren't there.
It makes my mouth water! So, let's go make raw, vegan, nut-free, Banana nice ice cream with deliciously sweet caramel berry topping sauce! Siiii!
All you need to make this insanely delicious Banana ice cream is perfectly ripe frozen BANANAS. Bananas are ripe when they have speckles / brown spots on their skin (when yellow/green they still are starch, and that can cause digestive issues). Cut them into chunks and process in a food processor until you get the Umm-yummy-creamy-creamier consistency of your dreams! Chill it in the freezer!
Now let's go prepare "Caramel berry topping sauce"!. Put either fresh or frozen berries: strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, cherries (pits off) in a blender with oogie gooey pitted medjool dates and water, blend… and Voilá! Best ice cream topping ever! OH MY! it doesn't get any better than this! I'm in ecstasy!. Vanilla Ice cream never tested this good!
I want to sing out loud: It has No artifitial flavors, it's refined sugar-free, fat-free, nut-free! Raw, vegan, health-giving Banana nice ice cream! YES! (check the nutritional info I provide at the end of the post to see!).
I've been in Banana nice ice cream island mode four weeks in a row, enjoying this heavenly creamy ice cream as a pre-dinner treat after work. All you can eat-ice-cream without the guilt. You can accompany it with pieces of diced fresh or dehydrated fruits like mango, papaya, persimmons, apple, pear, peaches and also veggies: cucumbers slices or sticks, celery sticks, lettuce leaves or rolls! Join me in this sweet-creamy celebration!
If you love this insanely creamy banana nice ice cream recipe, let me know! Take a picture and tag it #simplycrudelicious #crudelicioso on Instagram. I'd love to see!
- You can subs fresh assorted berries for frozen berries. Just let them thaw a couple of minutes before blending.
- If your food processor is not powerful enough you can substitute 1-2 frozen bananas for fresh ripe bananas, to facilitate the processing.
- Freeze the caramel berry sauce and ice cream if any leftover. It will keep well in the freezer for a long period although always best when fresh.
- Nutritional information is a rough estimate taken from cronometer.com
Tools That I used for this recipe
- To make the caramel date berry sauce I used my Blendtec Blender, I totally love it! it has made a huge difference for me on my raw vegan cuisine journey, I highly recommend it for your kitchen tools collection.
- For the ice cream I use my Cuisinart Food processor, it makes soft, rich, deliciously creamy ice cream. Miam!
- To place the creamy ice cream I used this loaf pan, 😉 I love it!
Nutritional information
Banana Ice cream
Serving size: 2 processed frozen bananas / Energy 210.0 kcal / Carbs 53.9 g / Fiber 6.1 g / Fat 0.8 g / Protein 2.6 g /
B1 (Thiamine) 0.1 mg / B2 (Riboflavin) 0.2 mg / B3 (Niacin) 1.6 mg / B5 (Pantothenic Acid) 0.8 mg / B6 (Pyridoxine) 0.9 mg / Folate 47.2 µg / Vitamin A 151.0 IU / Vitamin C 20.5 mg / Vitamin E 0.2 mg / Vitamin K 1.2 µg
Calcium 11.8 mg / Copper 0.2 mg / Iron 0.6 mg / Magnesium 63.7 mg / Manganese 0.6 mg / Phosphorus 51.9 mg / Potassium 844.9 mg / Selenium 2.4 µg / Sodium 2.4 mg / Zinc 0.4 mg
Berry Caramel sauce
Serving size: 1 1/2 cups (360ml) / Energy 338.9 kcal / Carbs 89.9 g / Fiber 10.8 g / Fat 0.6 g / Protein 3.2 g / Water 342.1 g
B1 (Thiamine) 0.1 mg / B2 (Riboflavin) 0.1 mg B3 (Niacin) 2.1 mg B5 (Pantothenic Acid) 1.0 mg B6 (Pyridoxine) 0.3 mg / Folate 36.3 µg / Vitamin A 269.3 IU / Vitamin C 36.2 mg / Vitamin E 0.9 mg / Vitamin K 18.5 µg
Calcium 87.1 mg / Copper 0.5 mg / Iron 1.5 mg / Magnesium 72.4 mg / Manganese 0.8 mg / Phosphorus 89.1 mg / Potassium 898.6 mg / Selenium 0.3 µg / Sodium 4.0 mg / Zinc 0.8 mg


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About Hillview Farm
We are a farm loving, God honoring, homeschooling, family of 5. We enjoy a life of rural living complete with goats in which we get our milk, chickens that we get our meat and eggs and garden in which we get most of our vegetables. The land also provides us with fruit and berries as well as other resources such as fuel for our heat and hours of enjoyment basking in God's creation. We share our farm with our boxer and livestock guardian dog as well as 5 spoiled barn cats. All soap is made with milk from our goats, and our honey is pure and raw.
We didn't start out this way. Edie grew up in a small town in West Virginia and Alan here in Southern Indiana. Edie's heart never really left the small rural community in which she grew but the rest of her did. After many years in the Wilderness, God became the center of our lives and we started asking Him how he wanted us to live. At the same time our then oldest, became continually ill with digestive problems at age 3. Thankfully a doctor of integrative medicine diagnosed her saying she should never drink cow milk again. Yeah, we could get a milking goat! Then our family was introduced to making bread with fresh milled flour and the health benefits that it entailed. Once you start learning about what our food goes through before you get it, you realize only you can help to stop feeding the big food machine that runs this country. Alan wound up going to a sustainable food conference hosted by Joel Salitin. So..we started raising and butchering meat birds over our small farm in Southern Indiana. Sometime during all of this Alan took up beekeeping and due to my dry, cracking hands (and needing something to do with all the milk) we started making soap. After several confirmations we wound up selling our farm without even putting a sign in the yard and heading to Harrison county where we get to live on lots of land with lots of privacy near the grandparents. We are presently living our life homeschooling our 2 biological children and 1 adopted child and trying to balance (if there is such a thing) our life between simplicity and the American Dream. We really feel sometimes that it may be impossible and wonder if God will someday call us to go to one way or the other.
Isa 7:22 And because of the abundance of the milk they give, he will have curds to eat. All who remain in the land will eat curds and honey
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Rosemary Infused Wild Strawberry Lemonade
courtesy of Chef Shannon Kimball
2 cups water
1 cup sugar
1 tablespoon grated lemon peel
1 cup fresh lemon juice
1 sprig fresh rosemary, plus more for garnish
1 pint fresh strawberries, hulled and quartered
2 cups club soda
Ice, infused with small pieces of fresh rosemary
Whole wild strawberries, for garnish
1/2 pint vodka (optional)
In a saucepan, bring the water and sugar to a boil. Reduce the heat and add the rosemary sprig. Simmer for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally . Add the lemon peel and lemon juice, stir, and remove from heat. Let cool completely, strain and pour into a serving pitcher.
In a blender, puree the strawberries, strain and add to the pitcher with the lemon juice. Refrigerate until chilled.
Add the club soda and vodka (optional), stir well. Pour over glasses filled with rosemary infused ice and serve, garnished with rosemary sprigs and wild strawberries.
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The relatives of the comedian killed in the horrific car crash which left Tracy Morgan critically injured last year (14) accepted a $10 million payment to settle a wrongful death allegation.
James McNair, aka Jimmy Mack, died in June (14) when a truck driven by Wal-Mart superstore employee Kevin Roper collided with the stars' limousine in New Jersey.
His family planned to take legal action against Wal-Mart for the incident, amid accusations Roper had been sleep deprived at the time of the crash, but they agreed not to pursue the claim in January (15) after reaching a financial deal with superstore bosses, clearing them of any liability.
The details were kept confidential at the time, but the figure has since been disclosed in court papers filed in New York by the McNair family lawyer, who is seeking almost $3 million more in legal fees.
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Welcome to Illini Lodge #55's Website!
We encourage you to stay up to date with all Illini Lodge updates here or on our Facebook page!
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The 2018 Speedpass is available for $50 which includes - a pin, 2018 dues, fees for Spring Fellowship, fees for Summer Reunion, and fees for the Fall Pow Wow. Whatttaadeal!! Get yours now at the Champaign Scout Office!
National Conference this Summer
Start making arrangements now for July 30 to August 4, 2018 for an Arrowrific event of the ultimate magnitude. The National Order of the Arrow Conference is an outstanding event for any type of Arrowman. To place a reservation, call or go in to the Champaign Scout Office and pay a $100 deposit. It's a great week of fun and inspiration! Promotion Flyer
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Illini Lodge #55 held its annual Fall Pow Wow Oct 20-22 2017. During the event, Arrowmen were able to voice their opinion on next years Lodge Leadership. Congratulations to the new Lodge Board!
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The inscription in my copy of Dr. Albert Mohler's 2008 book Culture Shift reads, "May God greatly bless you. I am thankful God called you to Southern Seminary." At the time, I was a fervent disciple of the President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Now, some might consider me to be an enemy. While […]
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*I delivered this keynote address at the LGBTQ Religious Experience Summit at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas on March 21, 2015. May this be a wild experience for us all…perhaps even a queer experience if we are lucky. Let's begin by talking about theology. What is theology? Most people think that theology is […]
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