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10 Scriptures to Remind you to Love Others
I feel like we live in a society with so many contradictory messages. On one hand, we see riots everywhere, but then we see people preaching acceptance and love. If we are really loving everyone, why are we rioting and causing so much division. I think sometimes we forget that we simply should love.
As I have been thinking on this, I dug into the Word of God and started looking for scriptures that remind us to love one another.
Here are a few of the verses I found:
- Romans 13:8
Owe no one anything except to love one another, for he who loves another has fulfilled the law.
- Romans 13:10
Love does no harm to a neighbor; therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.
- 1 Peter 4:8
And above all things, have fervent love for one another, for "love will cover a multitude of sins."
- 1 John 4:7-8
Beloved, let us love one another, for love is of God; and everyone who loves is born of God and knows God. He who does not love does not know God, for God is love.
- John 15:12-13
This is My commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one's life for his friends.
- Luke 6:35
But love your enemies, do good, and lend, hoping for nothing in return; and your reward will be great, and you will be sons of the Most High. For He is kind to the unthankful and evil.
- Matthew 5:43-44
"You have heard that it was said, 'You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' But I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you.
- Romans 12:9-10
Let love be without hypocrisy. Abhor what is evil. Cling to what is good. Be kindly affectionate to one another with brotherly love, in honor giving preference to one another.
- Ephesians 5:28
So husbands ought to love their own wives as their own bodies; he who loves his wife loves himself.
- 1 Thessalonians 4:9
But concerning brotherly love you have no need that I should write to you, for you yourselves are taught by God to love one another.
What are some of your favorite verses about love? Also, share with me a time you were challenged to love someone.
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I enjoyed reading these. Sometimes we have to be reminded to love everyone, even the people who want to see you down.


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In 2015, the Parisian company reporteda €26 million revenue, which represents a growth of 12%, mainly after doubling its Fullservice revenue. "Our micropayment revenue has levelled off and our Fullservice business met a strong growth", said Gabriel de Montessus. However, the net income of consolidated companies (present in six countries) shows a €2.8 million decrease . During the summer of 2015, HiPay also went public on the EnterNext market with a €70 million euros valuation.
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Diffusion - Operation Stellar Wind Episode 68
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Tonight on Diffusion of the Delusion, Rando discusses : Operation Stellar Wind or Stellarwind code name of information collected under the President's Surveillance Program (PSP). The National Security Agency (NSA) program was approved by President George W. Bush shortly after the September 11, 2001 attacks. Stellar Wind was a prelude to new legal structures that allowed President Bush and President Barack Obama to reproduce each of those programs and expand their reach.


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Jennifer Lawrence has broken her silence about the furor surrounding her latest movie collaboration with director David O. Russell, insisting news of a set bust-up between them is nothing but "a terrible rumor".
A representative for the studio behind the new film, Joy, dismissed talk of trouble on set early on Friday (27Feb15), following reports suggesting the actress had fallen out with her director, who also worked on her movies Silver Linings Playbook and American Hustle.
The reports suggested the pair became involved in a loud altercation while filming on Tuesday (24Feb15), but a representative for Fox 2000 insisted the argument was simply a method acting trick to prepare Lawrence for an emotional scene in the biopic.
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Authoritarianism in American Public Schools and Why it's Unconstitutional
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Public schools mainly violate the Constitution in these ways:
1. Search me or my belongings at will (4th amendment)
At my school, your pockets, backpack, phone, and car can all be searched without a warrant OR legal probable cause. The school does not need to suspect you are breaking laws, just SCHOOL RULES. The myriad of banned items at school makes it far too easy to 'justify' a search.
2. Enforce a complex and overly limiting dress code (1st amendment)
The point is to ensure that no one is distracting everyone else with their attire. This is a noble goal but is almost universally poorly implemented. Simple self expression is criminalized in schools, banning piercings, hats, sweatshirts, hairstyles, hair colors, facial hair, a large portion of accessories, and occasionally more. As long as a student is not creating a clear and physical distraction, it is not the government's place to dress them.
3. Limit speech based on content alone (1st amendment)
This means that even if speech was expressed at an appropriate time AND was not a threat, the school has the power to silence you. As an example, imagine a health class debating the dangers of drug use, which of course is supposed to be a one-sided farce. The one pothead kid that every school has is using his five minutes to thoroughly refute his opponents claims that Drug A is very bad for you. The teacher stops him and may even discipline him for promoting drug use. (Actually a true story from two years ago in my health class)
4. Confiscate my personal property with zero liability (4th amendment)
Any teacher anywhere in the building can confiscate any piece of my property at any time for any reason. A small clause in our student handbook nullifies the actual rules by allowing teachers to confiscate at their discretion. They are not obligated to give it back until a 24 hour day has passed. If my property is damaged or stolen, the school doesn't have to pay for damages.
5. Detain me indefinitely against my will (5th amendment)
During any type of emergency or emergency drill, a school can detain students and deny parents who are trying to leave with their children. These emergencies could include anything from a lockdown to inclement weather. The school is allowed to use force to detain students in these scenarios. This is specific and rare, but nonetheless shows how much power schools are given.
It is also my position that the safety of students is NOT an acceptable reason to violate the Constitution. My opponent should also take note of the fact that the Constitution applies to all American citizens, meaning age is irrelevant to the Bill of Rights.
I will be taking the dreaded con side for this sure to be entertaining debate. The pro never listed any stipulations and round rules to follow, so I will feel free to rebuttal anything he may have said in the first round (in which he had a few good strong arguments made) and will be doing so this round as well as providing the counter arguments against his contentions.
1. Search me or my belongings at will (4th amendment)
The pros argument is that school staff, police on duty present are not justified going through your stuff.
I feel that they are justified and it's completely their right to do searches.
A1. First off, it's their house, so their rules. When you go to someones house, you must obey any house rules they may have, and with that, it implies you give up some of your rights to a certain extent. If the pro is going to argue this, then he might as well just say inmates in prison should not be searched and have their cells raided randomly in the search of contraband, and deadly weapons. This is almost no different of an argument he presented except the play fields have changed from a school to a prison. In short, the school is not a playhouse and neither is a prison. In school, you are there to learn and learning should be the most important part of any school, so they have designed this system in place. On the topic of being raided and such, not all schools are as tight with security and from my own personal experience, I never had my belongings raided or taken away and speaking of security, this leads me to my next argument.
A2. Security has changed, there is no ifs or buts about this fact. life in itself is ever changing, rules get tweaked and updated according to that change, and even the constiution changes and cannot be the same, but going back to security, it's a fact that today in this age and time, there is a lot of school shootings than ever before, the US in itself is getting more violent day by day. This is a fact and does not require me to list a source because it's common knowledge through watching the news, personal experience that the world just isn't as safe as it was years ago. Crime is continiously on the rise, so it's only logical to tighten security to better protect the public, and in this case students.
Schools are implementing more metal detectors, more camera's, even more drug searches through lockers and parking lots. If you're seriously going to argue that them going through your backpack when you walk in is not justified, then you need to argue that cops raiding inmates cells is not jusitifed and while we're at it, argue that raiding personal belongings at an airport is not jusitifed. I personally if I had children would love for them to go to a school that is more safe, tight with security than to have to worry about my children coming home and some student going crazy with a gun. Also, tightening security, taking away all this junk they carry will make them focus more on their assignments because it's a fact that there is a ton of children with their phones texting while in class. That does NOT need to be going on, but there is a good majority with their phones out instead of paying attention.
With that said, I could go on and on with counter arguments to the pro's first contention, but however, I need to save characters and will rebuttal and argue his other contentions and will probably come back to this topic in round 2.
So for now, this ends my argument which is that the school staff, on duty police are justified giving that it is their house, and given that security measures need to be in check for the crazy world we live in today.
2. Enforce a complex and overly limiting dress code (1st amendment)
A1. Admittedly the dress code can be a tad bit severe in some schools, and human errors do occur when judging ones apparel, but it should never come down to students being sent home but it does and the reason it does so is because the students who are sent home and being put on the news for about what they wore and got suspended for are usually the students testing the school staff, wanting attention, trying to get near the redline which just wastes time and causes confusion and makes dress codes even worse. Students shouldn't be seeking their 15 minutes of fame on TV, they should be dressing according to how the school may want them, and going to school to learn. My personal experience is that we didn't have a severe dress code at school, but one should use common sense what should be allowable and what not, and it seems to me common sense has lost its way in this country.
A2. While argument 1 is not a strong argument, it's a argument with facts and reasoning, and I will be happily to argue against the notion that children should go naked in school if desired. Now as for argument 2 I want to make, this argument will tie back to the "it's their house, their rules" argument. When you go to work whether it be at Walmart, Mcdonalds, and manufacturing places, you are required to wear by the dress code. This implies for schools.
The pro needs to also argue that it is wrong to force you to dress a certain way at these workplaces if he wants to make his argument on dressing a certain way at schools hold any grounds with me as it should you reading this. From what I know, schools typically will implement new changes due to something that may have happened in the past. This is something natural and happens everywhere. For example, I worked at Nestle and someone bumped their head and we implemented that you must wear hard hats. This is no different from a school making changes due to something that may have happened like a girl wearing a mini skirt where you could see her genital area and her behind as she went on throughout her day in school. No one needs to see that, and common sense again is just not found, especially in children/teenagers.
In short, a school is a workplace, again not a playground for you to go and dress however you want without regard to others and do as you please. You are there to LEARN. You are not there to attract every boy in the school like a dog in heat and cause distraction. If you do not want a dress code, then be home schooled or use common sense because there are many clothes in todays age that can be bought and look just as cool as you ever could imagine without breaking the rules.
3. Limit speech based on content alone (1st amendment)
R1. Yes. Speech should be limited. Not just in school, but in all places. You should not be cursing like a sailor in a school, and you should not be insulting someone whether it is in school or out of school.
However, the topic is on content regarding the restrictions of ones speech. It's important to know ones speech should not be controversial when discussing topics. That is why your speech may get cut off. Talking about the positive effects weed has is controversial cause it's a drug that also has negative effects and cons. Also the risk of teens trying the said drug in question can be high if the speech is convincing enough.
4. Confiscate my personal property with zero liability (4th amendment)
I will not debate this contention much as it ties mainly back to the pros first contention and goes hand and hand, but again, their house, their rules. It is a fact that when you give the kid back his toy and cell phone, he just goes right back to playing with the said toy, or cell phone, and you most certainly do not need to have them out in CLASS. So it's ok for a kid just to load up on action figures and have a complete war zone on his desk while in class? Is that really beneficial to him, the students and to the teacher trying to teach? No. The teacher has the right to remove the distraction from class. This has been going on forever now, it's nothing new, and it's completely justified.
5. Detain me indefinitely against my will (5th amendment)
I'll admit this is the pros strongest argument/contention in this debate. After school detention, and other things are a no brainer and are acceptable in my eyes and are justified. I'm more so curious if the pro is against after school detention? I know this is not his argument he presented, but more so of a question from me to him.
A1.The pros argument is basically other things could detain a person and force them to stay in school like a tornado for example. Yes, I'd argue that you should listen to your instructor. (I will not argue a school shooting sceneario because I would get out of the school and ignore the instructor) but some things you do need to listen to your instructor on.
A tornado is different. The pro listed this as an argument, well, he listed weather climate, but I will just argue a tornado coming at the school for the sake of this contention. I feel that if you let it be a free for all and let the students do what they want, more could get hurt, would cause more panic, and you should stay indoors and most schools provide good structure to prevent serious damage and can be your best survival option around. Tornado's move pretty fast, so the time is of the essence. In fact, this happened in real to me as we had to stay over an hour or two cause of a tornado in the town that touched down. The buses did not run until late of course, and you don't want to let any kids out because you will be held responsible (and yes responsible if the tornado destroyed the school).
So this concludes my arguments and counter arguments for round 1. I will be interested in hearing what the pro has to say for round 2.
It's worth noting that the schools I went to were more free than what my opponents were. If you are unhappy with the school, then feel free to go to a other school, or be homeschooled, or request a petition to make a change about something you do not like.
Schools may be a system, but they are workplaces as well with rules that must be checked.
ChewyJiggles forfeited this round.
The pro never made an attempt for this round, he never defended his arguments, and I made some pretty strong arguments.
It's worth noting that while we have freedom, freedom in itself is limited. You can't just go out and shoot someone, you can't just go and rape someone. So while there is a 1st amendment we put restrictions on it, not only we, but the workplaces we go to put the restrictions on it, and the others.
While I don't have to continue on, I do want to make a other argument against pro's argument 5 about being detained against ones will. As you have read, I mentioned and gave a example about a tornado which in my opinion was a pretty good argument, and also example, but I furthermore want to make a other argument that involves the mentally handicapped who are unable to think for themselves. Should we really let them free when we have these bad weather climates that effect us? No. We should hold them until their parents come to pick them up. The pro mentioned that even the parents can be detained during these climates, and that is true as I mentioned in the tornado scenario which happened, but I think for human concern, there must be a priority and care given, even if the other person thinks its fine. It's like a dude getting drunk and swearing he is fine to drive. No he isn't. He should not drive. You can make many small little arguments about the pros contention, but I'll leave it at that.
Vote con.
This would have been a cool debate, hopefully we can continue this another time with better conditions.
As of right now, my arguments stand, and I think my plan was to go more over the constitution itself in round 2 after demonstrating in round 1 that workplaces, and public places have to set some house rules down and yadda yadda.
Vote con.
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Casting a vote against the compromise bill that created a "supercommittee" on budget cuts, U.S. Sen. David Vitter, R-La., indulged in a bit of grandstanding during the debt crisis.
It was clear that most senators would vote for the compromise, so he wasn't really under pressure to cast a vote that would avoid the default on U.S. government obligations.
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VLCD Day 22 Round 3…
Weighed in at 154.7 kg (340.3 lb)
VLCD Day 22 – Monday
I consumed a total of 340 Calories. 2g Fat. 54g Protein. 29g Carbs.
VLCD Day 22 Stats…
Weight today: 154.7 kgs / 340.3 lbs
Weight Loss so far for Round 3: -8.7 kg / -19.1 lb
Weight Loss since I started: 1st Jan 2016: -25 kg / -55 lb
Exercise: no..
Ketosis: not measuring.
Food Diary: OP
B/fast: Long Black
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Lunch: Chicken + Spinach
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I carried on today after my Planned Interruption.. I'm feeling good to be on P2 for the next few weeks.. I did wake up this morning wondering if HCG will work for me again. I still think it's too good to be true! We will know soon enough I guess – as the week plays out.
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I usually have some clue what I'm going to write about, but today I don't.
I've been sick off an on for a while now. It's probably the stress beginning to tell. Much of it will be removed by the end of August, but until then I will just keep moving forward and keep trying to stay healthy. I'm not very good at it. I know I push too hard. I have slept 10 or 11 hours every night this week (although the morning that Nyx woke me up at 4:00 AM wasn't quite as restful) and I am still tired. I'm on antibiotics, and whatever it is seems to be clearing up slowly, but even today I had a fever spike rather unexpectedly.
I've been pushing somewhat hard for over a year and a half now, and the past year has been unrelenting. It's my choice, but it hasn't been an easy one.
I know I'm being cryptic. I'm sorry. I just can't explain a lot of what's going on. Suffice it to say that my job, while challenging and interesting, can also be tiring, and, on top of that, foster children can need so much that I come home drained. We don't live with any of them. I think good foster parents have to have an amazing amount of patience, because I couldn't do what they do. I make jokes about not getting bitten or kicked in a while, but they aren't very funny jokes.
I get to spend some time with kids in stable, strong families with intelligent and loving parents. Sometimes I forget how good it is to just be able to hang out with kids without having to actively work with them or keep an eye on them or make sure they aren't doing things they shouldn't. It's a whole different level of awareness, working with kids who are so damaged, and it can be exhausting. Our friends' kids are a relief, a balm to what is sometimes a very weary existence.
I think I am still grieving a little, too. Scratch that. I know I am. Friends of ours recently told us that they are expecting. I was, and am, very happy for them, but on the way home I cried. I wanted to be able to raise our child with Xander. Mostly it's ok. If I get enough sleep, enough exercise, enough down time, it sinks into the background and doesn't bug me. Once in a while, though, if I am particularly vulnerable and something triggers it, the feelings are there again, raw and sad. My response? We stopped and got good chocolate, and I am eating my share a little bit at a time.
Monday I have completely off. I may not do anything interesting with the time. I may spend the day on the couch. If I feel really motivated, I'll take Nyx out for a nice long walk. If not, though, I'm not going to feel bad about it – she'll share the couch with me all day quite happily.
The last year has worn me down. I am tired even when I have had enough sleep. I feel like I used to be better at things than I am now. I know that my attention is too fractured at the moment to do as well as I have in the past, and I am very glad I'm not trying to take classes right now, because I think I'd fail them.
Next week is a short week. The week after that I am actually taking some time off. I'm trying hard to make it through August, to have enough money set aside so we don't have to worry about money for Australia whether or not a certain job market improves. My job is stable, and I'm happy there. I'm learning a lot.
It's just a few more months. I just have to keep moving, and if I get too tired, I'll skip a day, one way or another. I've been pushing too hard for too long and I think I can't do it for much longer. I don't have to, though. We're almost there.


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It's 11 a.m. and I have spent more time on the phone today than I have in weeks. I am not kidding! What a crazy time talking to the relatives. I love it. As much as I dislike the holidays, I really enjoy Thanksgiving because all you do is eat and watch football. Of course let's not forget the true meaning of the holiday, which is to share what we have and be grateful for it all. I'm pretty sure none of us do this well. (I'll get off my soapbox now.)
And so, I propose this: Thanksgiving resolutions! It may not be time to turn over a new leaf for the new year, but I'm going to resolve to be more grateful. I've had this mentality that I could die at any time so I better do whatever I can to enjoy life now. I dig that, but I think it could be keeping me from noticing what I already have and how great that is.
Feasibly, I could be grateful for everything that happens and everything I have, but that seems a little too much even for someone as optimistic as myself. I'm not Pollyanna! I keep thinking It goes without saying that I'm grateful for… but maybe it doesn't. So that is my resolution: assume that nothing goes without saying.


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As Cobbers, we are lucky to attend a school that provides everything we could possibly need: tasty food, comfy accommodations and more than 100 student organizations. It is all too easy for us to hole ourselves up in The Maize with our french fries and our Grocery Bingo.
But there is a world of opportunities beyond Eighth Street and 12th Avenue South. In fact, there has never been a better time to live in Fargo-Moorhead (especially for millennials). We've seen an influx of locally owned restaurants and retailers, and we're making massive strides in both the arts and STEM fields. The F-M community is vibrant, diverse and welcoming. Here are a few ways that you can burst through the Concordia bubble and be engaged in the community!
Try something new
I work in downtown Fargo, where parking is limited to 90-minute slots. I'm not complaining, though. I see those walks to and from my car as mini-adventures, opportunities to explore the city I've called home for 20 years. Every day, it seems, I stumble upon a store or coffee shop that was not there before. I challenge you to go looking for those new places, the holes-in-the-wall. Skip lunch in DS and take a trip to BernBaum's bagel shop (I recommend the seeded bagel with herb cream cheese). Grab a latte at 20 Below Coffee and sit down at a table alone – a barista or friendly stranger is guaranteed to strike up a conversation. Grab a book by a local author at Zandbroz. Try to find one new place a week – I dare you.
Find a faith community (if that's your thing)
For many, belonging to a faith community can be a source of great comfort. Concordia is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, but that doesn't mean that all Cobbers are Lutheran – only 55%, in fact. All students, regardless of faith tradition, are welcome to attend Concordia's chapel services and outreach programs. But for those looking to join a specific congregation or explore their own faith, Fargo-Moorhead has plenty of opportunities. Our diverse religious community includes Baptist, Catholic and Episcopal churches, a Jewish synagogue and an Islamic center. Concordia's Office of Ministry offers a comprehensive list of all places of worship in the F-M area – check it out and find one that fits you.
Engage in the entrepreneurial community
Fargo has established itself as a tech hub of the Midwest thanks, in large part, to the work of local nonprofit Emerging Prairie (where I'm currently interning – not that I'm biased or anything). Even if you are not a techie, Emerging Prairie's programming can hook you up with Fargo's best and brightest. Every Wednesday morning at The Stage at Island Park, they host 1 Million Cups, a weekly opportunity for entrepreneurs to present their product and connect with the community. 1MC is an excellent networking opportunity AND there is free coffee – talk about BREWing! Emerging Prairie also runs the Prairie Den, a co-working and event space located above King House Buffet on Broadway. A home for the bold, the Den offers memberships to entrepreneurs, freelancers and, yes, students. There's no better place to meet the people who make Fargo, Fargo.
Support a cause
Volunteering is the perfect way to meet people with whom you share a common goal. If you're passionate about puppies, volunteer to be a dog socializer at Homeward Animal Shelter (if you're more of a cat person, don't worry – they have those, too). To join the fight against human trafficking, check out Unseen Ministries. To lend a hand to our homeless community, volunteer with Churches United for the Homeless. There is a lot to gain from the Fargo-Moorhead area, but there is even more to give.
Count yourself in
No matter how you decide to get engaged in the community, I offer you this one piece of advice: count yourself in. It is easy to get stuck in the comfort of Concordia. On the other hand, it can be scary to attend events in an unfamiliar city and strike up conversations with strangers. But those events can lead to job offers and those conversations can lead to lifelong friendships. So take a deep breath, take that first step past Prexy's, and jump headfirst into Fargo-Moorhead. The community will be there to catch you.
Katie Beedy '18 is a communication studies and multimedia journalism double major.


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Binxy Baby cart hammock Here!I managed to stifle my desire for a real house for a long time. I even worked in real estate for 4 years and kept it at bay. And then suddenly, after renting a friend's house for a few months and then finding ourselves crammed in our tiniest apartment yet, I felt completely claustrophobic. Otto was brand new and yet requiring more space (ahem- distance from loud older brother) than I anticipated. The apartment was completely devoid of closets and I couldn't even put the dishes away and have the dishwasher open at the same time. We also got to be privy to many knock down, drag out screaming matches between the neighbors next door. Awkward.
Lest I sound ungrateful, let us not forget that Trevor and I have inhabited a myriad of special, humble dwellings during our 6 years of marriage (Here) but apparently my standards have elevated over the years because 2 kids later, I refused to have black mold in the bathtub and ants living in the light fixtkures. Is that so much to ask?
We are renting a house here in Waxahachie and words cannot describe how much joy my increasingly OCD soul is gleaning as we set up home and organize everything. There is so much peace that comes with everything having a place, and a peaceful home of order is so much more fun to live and love and play in!
Last week we went on the hunt for the perfect storage bins for the playroom (photos to come!), and while we were out we explored the town a bit. Milo was in and out of the cart at least a hundred times (typical), but Otto boy was as content as could be in his little pint sized Binxy hammock, flirting at everyone we passed.
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My eating habits have been pretty naughty this week. It seems like there's always something - my friend had a movie night so there was a lot of junk food snacks, which I couldn't say no to, and I went out for a meal with the family. Like I say, there always seems to be something that's stopping me from eating healthily. I know there is always the 'healthy option', but it's so hard when everyone else is having a proper big meal - it makes me want to eat a big meal. I need to get over this and just deal with ordering the healthier option. I'm still not snacking between meals, and I make sure that if I do go out and have something unhealthy I will make up for that by eating less for my other meals.
I have been for two runs this past week - one was more intense than the other. I did go on one by myself, but it the majority was power walking over running. I get really uneasy when there's people around, I feel like they're watching me. I know it's definitely not the case, but it's a confidence thing. The run I went on was on a Saturday, and there were just SO MANY people around that I couldn't push myself to run. Instead I power walked to (and up) the hill without stopping. It was a push, but I thought I better make up for the fact I didn't run!
Despite the eating habits and somewhat of a lack of exercise, I have managed to maintain having those three pounds off. It's disappointing that more hasn't come off, but I'm going to push myself this week to ensure that I lose more. I was so ecstatic with the news that I had lost three pounds, so I want to motivate myself to lose even more.
I think the reason I managed to maintain my weight was because of the amount of walking I did, and the amount of water I drank. My walking was averaging out to at least 13,000 a day, and some days it hit 21,000. I guess that was making up for the runs? I've also been ensuring I'm drinking more water as well - no where near the amount I should be drinking, but more than I have done in the last couple of weeks.
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Nearly all infant schools will be providing pupils with a free hot dinner when the new term starts next week.
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Croatia is home to some of the most well-known festivals around Europe, lying along the coast of the Adriatic sea, a country rich in culture, with stunning views and crystal clear waters, Croatia plays host to an enormous variety of festivals throughout the summer season. From the infamous island music festivals such as Outlook and Hideout to food festivals, street dance festivals and even traditional folk festivals, there's a little something for everyone. So why not take one of our yachts and pick and choose which of these festivals take your fancy.
Here's our breakdown of which festivals can't be missed this season:
Electric Elephant Festival - for the music lovers
This festival is for the eccentric music lovers, a celebration of music in one of the world's most enticing beauty spots. An unbeatable collaboration of an ornate European fishing village by day and a full on dance festival by night. Sun, sea, boat parties, fun, adventure and more, all housed in an intimate and lovely corner of the Adriatic Coast.
LegendFest - for folklore fanatics
Head to Istria for stories of folklore and fairy-tales. This summer Pican, an idyllic town which in 1962 was declared a cultural monument plays host to a festival of folklore, tales, legends and myths, in its 10th anniversary this year, this is one not to be missed for you history buffs.
Soundwave Festival - for the music lovers
This festival is known as Europe's most friendly and intimate festival. 2015 will be its 7th year and brings in a new dimension in the form of a developed live art and film programme to its eclectic musical offering. A different take on a standard festival, Soundwave combines visual arts and entertainment all in the stunning backdrop of the Dalmatian Islands.
Diocletian Days - for the history buffs
In a splendid re-enactment of ancient rule, this festival lasts 4 nights and comprises of a celebration of Croatian history with gladiator performances, singers and street music. Dig and delve into a Roman feast tasting delicacies from natural local ingredients as prepared according to traditional old recipes.
Last Minute Open Jazz Festival - for the jazz fans
If a bit of jazz is your thing then this festival is a must. Bale plays host to this eclectic festival, where you can sit and listen to some stunning scores all in some spectacular surroundings.
Outlook Festival - for the dance music lovers
This festival is the largest Soundsystem Culture festival in Europe. It brings together the biggest names from the most vibrant and cutting edge dance scenes around. For 4 days at the end of summer in an abandoned fort perched above the Adriatic Sea in Pula you can experience a festival like no other. Don't miss out on the chance to party to every type of music imaginable all in one place, on the sun soaked islands of Croatia.
Giostra Festival - for the culture vultures
With over 250 participants in traditional costumes, who throughout the 3 days evoke for spectators life in the Baroque period thus making this a unique festival in Croatia. This cultural, educational and historical spectacle stems from a knight tournament held in Porec in 1745 and has a wide variety of historical facts and visual aids for those watching on, another must see for those wanting a bit of culture.
Grisia Art Show - for the artists
If you prefer art to music then Grisia is the one for you. Grisia is in its 48th year, attracting over 240 artists who display their artwork all along these now famous streets. Be it on the walls of buildings, window shutters or on the uneven stone steps, visitors and art aficionados alike won't be short on pieces to look at and admire, all the while falling in love with the beautiful town of Grisia while there.
These are just a few of the festivals Croatia has to offer, so don't miss out, make Croatia the next destination on your holiday check list!


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Emma Brumpton has followed her dreams and made them come true. She is a broadcast producer and has travelled the world. 122 countries out of a possible 194!
She has filmed with Bill Clinton, Al Gore, John Travolta, Richard Branson and Seal. I ask her what advice she would give to her teenage self.
I wrote a new short story. It is available on wattpad only and was specially commissioned by USA Network as part of their campaign to launch a new TV show called DIG. I was pretty excited when I was asked to do this as USA Network produce some of my all-time favourite TV shows such as Heroes, Homeland and Suits. The show is an international mystery and inspired by this a new character sprung up in my mind named Elisa Hartwood – a 16 year old super geek who studies at Cambridge, a gifted puzzle solver, who is called upon to help solve some of the most high profile, hush-hush cases. You can read the story here.
The location needed to be international. Usually when I think international I think New York because for me there is hardly any better location for any story than New York – I just kind of think that. It's probably energy, the variety, the scale of it all. This time however I wanted somewhere different and so my mind turned to Venice which is a place I lived during the spring of 2000 – fifteen years ago back when I was a little 19 year old duckling! You can see me in some of the film camera photos I took back then!
My friend Rosie Lesso who I have known since we studied at Edinburgh College of Art together a few moons ago is an amazing visual artist. We just got news that together we are going to be part of the Cupar Arts Festival in October 2013. I'll do the writing, Rosie will do the art; we're putting a book together which I'll talk about in another blog post soon.
Rosie is also creating another book as part of the 'Sky Bound' project which is part of another arts festival called North Light in Dunbar, Scotland.
To find out more about the upcoming book for the Sky Bound project and to get more insight into how words and art can interact I did an interview with Rosie and here it is in full:
3. How does the book fit in with the North Light festival?
This is the first year the North Light festival has run, with funding from a variety of sources including Creative Scotland. The purpose was to engage and bring together the local community with a variety of site specific, environmental art works celebrating the character of the location. I hope my project has contributed to the festival in that way and drawn some parallels with other artists' projects too. The book will be launched next year in early June 2013, so it also creates a legacy from one year to the next.
4. What is the goal of the book?
The book will become a lasting archive of the 2012 festival and be stored permanently in a location in Dunbar, to be confirmed. It brings together voices including artists, poets, and local writers who were in Dunbar at that moment in time, and who have responded to a theme so relevant to Dunbar with its constant flow of birds to and from the sea, so a document of time and place.
5. How do you see your drawings working alongside the poetry for the book?
I think there are many parallels to be found between drawing and poetry as both can have a fragile, papery quality. I once read a quotation somewhere that said writing poems was like dropping leaves onto a highway, and I thought the same could be said of making a certain type of drawing. The plan is to create black and white drawings or etchings for the book which will have a condensed use of visual language and an ambiguity similar to that found in many of the poems, hopefully leaving more room for multiple interpretations.
6. Why did you chose poetry/short prose?
I chose poetry partly for some of the reasons outlined above, but also just because I love reading poems myself, particularly short poems which use language in a very economical or abstract way. The theme of migration is quite open so I saw abstract possibilities in it for poetry. I was also aware there are a number of poets living in Dunbar, or who would be involved in North Light and this would be a great opportunity to meet and work with them.


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8 people
1 medium butternut squash
3 teaspoons cinnamon
2 teaspoons nutmeg
2 tablespoons ghee or coconut oil, melted
2 tablespoons almond or cashew butter
1/2 lemon, juiced
2 tablespoons maple syrup
3-4 apples, chopped
8-10 wooden skewers
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
2. Peel and dice butternut squash into about 1-inch cubes.
3. Mix together the spices, ghee or oil, nut butter, lemon juice andmaple syrup. Add a bit of water if too thick (should be like a thick dressing).
4. In a bowl, pour 2/3 of the mixture over squash and toss, coveringall the pieces evenly.
5. Place squash on a baking sheet and into oven for 20 minutes.
6. Mix apple into remaining sauce mixture.
7. Remove squash from oven and allow to cool for a few minutes.
8. Alternate apple and squash pieces on skewers.
9. Put back into the oven and bake for 15 minutes or until both are soft.
· These are great as an appetizer, dessert or snack.
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It is March 17 (Happy St. Patrick's Day!) as I type this with a dusting of snow on the ground and it is brisk 30 degrees out. This is not what we had last March here in Indiana. I had my garden planted and just waiting for stuff to grow. Sadly it was not a good garden last year, so a little replanning will have to take place this year.
My first garden did wonderful, and I still have zucchini shredded in my freezer. That year I bought seed starting trays from Wal-Mart. They were nice, and have a clean lid to help keep heat in, but not very deep. I think they had the soil pellets, and I didn't care for those. The netting had to be cut and ripped when I went to plant in the garden. The netting was too sturdy, and the roots need freedom.
So I want to try to make my own seed trays with things I can find at home. It will be very economical to use your own tray and just a basic bag of potting soil.
I have seen a couple easy ideas online that you would have already at home.
The Egg Carton
The cardboard egg cartons would be perfect little seed starters. Just add soil and seeds then water.
See an example at The Sprouting Seed.
The Egg
This is one I am very curious about. My Grandma always had a bunch of egg shells in the garage. I cannot remember which plant she used them for, but had to be her flowers that were all over the place. The shells have calcium and other nutrients back to the soil.
You can put them in the egg carton for easy storage, fill with soil and seeds. When planting just crack your egg shell so the plant can grow freely.
See an example here at P. Allen Smith Garden Home.
Around the Home
I procrastinated in disposing of our Lego Advent Calendars. I wanted to recycle them, and when I took them apart I found these awesome trays. My first thought was drawer organizing, but now that Spring is finally, slowly trying to make its presence known I am thinking garden. These are perfect seed starting size. Just need to poke or drill drainage holes in them.
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On my way back from meeting with my attorney (with whom I'd just finalized my will) I took a different route home. Being in a pensive mood, I decided to walk instead of riding in a taxi. I dont know how wise that was. Before long I got lost on account of the medicine I'm taking, which tends to disorient. The unhappy prognosis I received a few weeks earlier, still ringing in my ears, surely contributed to my distraction as well.
I soon found myself on an unfamiliar street that bordered a forest. It was a mild, sunny day. I was feeling the need to get my mind off my condition. So lost or not, I crossed the street and entered the woods.
Since my diagnosis I've been much less cautious about taking risks. I was filled that day with a reckless inclination to satisfy my curiosity. As I walked the forest trail, enjoying the stillness, I observed fungi adhering sculpturally to the bark of trees too dilapidated to be called mighty, too near their inevitable collapse (like myself) to provoke sympathy, and altogether too somber to sit under.
I concluded this was a regular forest like any other. That is, until a peculiarity I soon came upon forced me to change my opinion. Several young folk of both sexes were climbing trees naked and standing on their heads or doing other acrobatics in the clearings. Two of the boys looked hardly old enough to be street trade. One of the females, fully developed in body, reminded me of my one and only visit years ago to the Pussycat Theater. What were they up to, I wondered? It was clear they were not felling trees.
My gaze lingered on the two lads; they were digging a hole. Then on the gal with the face of a mermaid and body of a voluptuous fairy who gathered acorns nearby. On a limb of the pine tree above the boys hung a ghoulish wooden mask. Great was my consternation when I saw how closely it resembled myself, though the equanimity of those beneath it tended to lessen the horror on its curmudgeon face.
The young lady brought her yield of the wood's nuts and laid them in the hole. Next she stretched her arms to the mask as if asking it to bless her offering. Sun played shadows on her torso. One about two inches wide cut from her right shoulder, across that breast (close to her narrow cleavage), diagonally across her tummy, obliterating her navel and just grazing the left border of her pubic bush. She stood, legs spread, bare feet firmly planted on a brocade of pine needles. An even lusher carpet of sphagnum moss on a dead horizontal redwood trunk about three feet away seemed to beckon her squarish pink buttocks.
It was the boys who sat on the trunk. One was stocky with the face of a tyrant. The other, whom though taller I took to be younger, perhaps barely in his teens, was extremely slender, pallid, his handsome face with its delicate features wearing an expression of wonder as if he could not believe he existed.
When I looked back at the first tree I knew for certain this was no ordinary forest. The mask had become animated, youthful, transformed to that of the ravishing female who stood before it. Her face, in turn, took on the blank look common to catatonic schizophrenics. She intoned words that sounded like a chant. I could not make out what she said.
My attention was then drawn to the stout lad; he'd stolen the pretty one's face. He sat there, legs crossed, hands outstretched as if sleepwalking. And the boy I had subliminally put in my own childhood shoes wore what I anticipated, for which reason I'd been reluctant to look at him again; it was the expression of a bitter old man who dares the carrion birds hovering above him to come and pierce his wrinkles with their beaks. I retched at sight of this boy. All the more so as the charm of his torso and sinuous arms and legs only further mocked the despoliation of that once sweet face.
Then I watched him rise, walk toward the maiden. Were she slut or virgin, I knew not. It was not horror, revulsion or nausea with which I saw what came next. It was the determination of a sleeper who knows his dream has gotten to a point where he will not even ask himself if he has a choice, he will force himself awake. But only in a moment since he finds his revulsion fascinating . . .
The boy knelt before the young lady in the hole filled with the forest's fruit and put his senescent head all the way inside her. It would not have been so bad if I'd happened on the scene just then for the tableau of those two young bodies had a certain grace to it, reminding me of Rodin's Eternal Idol. But I was all too aware of what was inside that female sex. Jesus who bled in vain, forgive me for seeing it! It was my own old age burrowing back inside my young mother's womb. My mother who, in a photograph of her trousseau, resembles the Virgin Mary.
Each pine needle pierced the air as if it were the odalisque's clitoris trapanning the skull inside her body. Suddenly it came to me, I heard the words she had chanted: requiescat pudendum. I've no idea why that skull did not explode with joy. I wanted to roll in those words like a dog in something it has just smelled . . . requiescat pudendum! Such beautiful phonemes . . . req . . . scat . . . pud . . .
I could not pull myself away. The fat kid with the now beatific face who'd remained on the log shoved a twig like a shard of the true cross in his ear. With his other hand he beat off his fourteen inch cock. The girl no longer chanted. She moaned, pressing her fingers of ivory into the beast's shoulders. Indeed, the kneeling lad had grown fur on his legs, and his feet had become hoofs.
To top things off, the mask of anarchy on the tree of the knowledge of good and evil had changed again. It now smiled like a whoring cherub. I heard the stocky boy intone pater nosters. I knew by a seventh sense that the limb of the tree on which the mask was set was about to break. It would land in the hole and crush the satyr squirming there like a giant embedded tick. And I knew that all over the world this same mask would fall on pagan children, nubile witches, queer priests, shamanic drag queens . . .
I'd had more than enough. My moment of entranced revulsion was up. I did not care what the other beings, human or not, in that forest were up to. Not even if Beatrice herself came back to pin me to a mossy fallen trunk and set twenty naked athletes to crawl over my flesh, catapulting me instantly to the paradise I longed for.
I fled the forest. Back to the street I crossed to enter it. All but threw myself in front of the first taxi that appeared. I was soon safely home in my bathroom, luxuriating in a steaming tub. In one hand I held a whiskey sour; the other rested on the tub's edge, inches from a razor blade.


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3 ways crowdsourcing ideas can drive innovation in your organization
When leaders start feeling like the organization is stuck and needs to make progress in some areas, they too often feel like it's time for some "fresh ideas"; David Burkus disagrees.
"In most organizations, innovation isn't hampered by a lack of ideas, but rather a lack of noticing the good ideas already there," Burkus writes in the Harvard Business Review blog.
Given that innovation is inherently risky, how do you go about finding the great ideas you need?
Take a risk to get more creative
It turns out that the relationship between risk and creativity is complex. While moderate levels of risk can stifle creative output - and acceptance of creative ideas - high levels of creativity are often associated with high levels of risk. Albert Einstein, noted for his creative thinking in the discipline of physics, was also quite the risk-taker. When risk is great, the brain needs to go to greater lengths for a solution. And it often comes back with something unexpected.
This doesn't mean that you need to conduct brainstorming sessions while base-jumping. Two easy ways to elevate risk are to shorten deadlines or lower budgets. Hackathons - ridiculously time-boxed development sessions - are well known for producing an amazing amount of creative work in a short span of time.
And if you don't believe that short budgets can't produce great ideas, look at Doyle Dane Bernbach's groundbreaking (and low budget) ads for Volkswagen.
Distribute the risk
- Vote on ideas: Giving peers the ability to vote on new ideas can minimize the risk that any single individual will make the wrong choice, freeing people to select ideas that they think are the most creative.
- Idea discussions, not lists: Rather than making a list of good ideas, encourage conversations around ideas. This allows people to build on and develop each other's ideas.
- Bring idea discussions into the cloud: Take brainstorming sessions off of the whiteboard and into the cloud. By making ideas searchable and discoverable in a database, they can be brought back to life when the moment is right.


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Under 21s are better than their effort against Limerick 26/09/15
I said here two weeks ago that our Under 21s would face a difficult task in their bid for All Ireland glory against Limerick and my fears were unfortunately justified. However, I think our lads did not really do themselves justice on the night.
Limerick displayed a real hunger for success and they imposed themselves on the game right from the start. They ran at Wexford nonstop and did not allow our boys to settle and to be truthful I think it took Wexford at least a quarter of an hour to find their footing at all in the game.
By that point Limerick were well into their stride and had a few scores on the board. Then when Wexford got off the mark and finally looked as if they were getting a grip on this Limerick outfit, the Shannonsiders simply moved up a gear and took total control of the game.
I had been saying all along, based on the two semi-finals, that Limerick looked a lot stronger than Wexford who had struggled somewhat against a very weak Antrim outfit.
Even though we went in a the break seven points down I though JJ and the management team would have been able to fire up the lads during the break but if anything we were even worse in the second half, while Limerick got stronger and stronger.
This was not the same Wexford team that had looked so sharp in landing the Leinster title two months earlier. They were hurling very well in early summer but somehow they lost their way after the Leinster final and the performances we saw in the final and against Antrim were a pale shadow of what this team are capable of.
In the final we looked lost for long periods and our first touch was way off the mark and most of all we lacked the pride and passion which Wexford teams are so well known for.
Our star players tried hard to drag us back into the game but to no avail mainly because Limerick just marked them out of the game. In short Limerick seemed to have a good solid game plan and they stuck to it while our lads, if they had a plan, they were not allowed to carry it out.
While the final was disappointing this Under 21 team did us proud over the summer and provided us with some great moments and memories, so thanks for that
My team of the year
With all the hurling now out of the way it is time for me to pick my team of the year. I suppose it is a sign of the way things are going in the game that players from just four counties make it into my first fifteen.
Here's the line up: 1) Calm Callanan (Galway) 2) Paul Murphy (Kilkenny) 3) Joey Holden (Kilkenny) 4) Cathal Barrett (Tipperary) 5) Austin Gleeson (Waterford) 6) Tadgh DeBurca (Waterford) 7) Cillian Buckley (Kilkenny) 8) David Burke (Galway) 9) Michael Fennelly (Kilkenny) 10) Jonathan Glynn (Galway) 11) Richie Hogan (Kilkenny) 12) T. J. Reid (Kilkenny) 13) Joe Canning (Galway) 14) Seamus Callanan (Tipperary) 15) Jason Flynn (Galway)
Hurler of the Year: T. J. Reid (Kilkenny)
My Team of the Year: Galway
My team to win next year's All Ireland: Who else but Tipperary.
by Larry O'Gorman
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