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I hear and read so much today about the decline of churches that when something happens that proves otherwise, I immediately get excited. In fact, when I come across a church that's not only making a real difference in peoples' lives but actually demonstrating the supernatural presence of God, I really sit up and pay attention. That doesn't happen every day.
Which is why I found myself last Thursday night in the small community of Richlands, North Carolina at the dedication service of the new building for the Agape Life Family Church.
The church was started five years ago by an old friend and his wife in the living room of their home. Just a handful of people to start with. My friend had been through a personal crisis and through his healing and restoration God had birthed a passion in his heart to pastor. There was a further unusual command from the Lord to him at that early juncture: he couldn't actually invite anyone to the new church. Only the people whom the Lord led there were to attend. That's not a normal approach to church planting.
So my friend and his wife—people of great faith—simply did what they felt led to do and started the church. A sidebar here: church planting today is a highly developed science. Denominational strategies; leadership conferences; demographic studies; sociological analyses; highly paid consultants—all this and more are a vital part of the process for most new churches. Per capita income is another important piece of the puzzle. Just take a look at the locations of many of the satellite campuses of high-profile churches: it's no accident that their new churches are located in high income areas. It's also important—the experts say—that a new church have a cool name. Something intriguing and evocative that catches the attention of people tired of old churchy language.
None of that made any difference to the fledgling Agape Life Family Church. They just heard from God and started out. They soon outgrew the pastor's living room and moved to a local school. After a while there they moved again, to a unit in a small strip mall. Around this time the pastor quit his regular job to devote his attention full time to his small congregation. He didn't really have a plan on how he and his family would financially survive; all he knew was that he and his wife had heard from God and obeyed.
Along the way the congregation came to expect the miraculous. People were healed. Lives were turned around. Circumstances were divinely ordered. Their journey from the first was one of God's guidance and provision.
Along this time, another organization entered the story. The Righteous Preachers Network based in Michigan is a group of several hundred independent pastors and their churches across the country connected to one another by their theology (all are Pentecostal) but also through their shared affinity for the network's leader, Dr. Mark Barclay. Barclay, a former Marine, is an unusually gifted leader and has intentionally built his organization to reflect his own values of church planting and leadership. He personally connects with everyone in the network as their coach, mentor, friend, accountability partner and—most importantly—pastor.
Another sidebar: a similar organization is the Acts 29 Network, founded by Seattle pastor Mark Driscoll. While different from the RPN in theology (Acts 29 is strongly Reformed) and practice (Acts 29 doesn't extend anywhere near the level of personal accountability to its partners as does RPN), both networks as well as many others like them are part of a vast and growing independent network of churches, leaders and organizations doing vibrant and creative ministry outside the old religious structures. While a generally unseen dynamic in today's church culture, the success of these extra-denominational entities is a powerful indicator of the imminent death of denominations.
So after five years through several evolutions of meeting places; the continuing spiritual growth of their pastors; and the invaluable addition of the Righteous Preachers Network that added a level of personal mentoring and accountability to the mix, the Agape Family Life Church broke every church planting rule in the book and on February 7 dedicated their new building to the Lord. One last sidebar: the new building is located in an out of the way place, a field outside of town. Not consultant would ever have recommended that. Another rule broken.
Several hundred people gathered in the new church on a cold, rainy night for the three-hour-long service. I didn't know what to expect but even my vague expectations were exceeded—on every level. The congregation's energy was through the roof. Old and young. Rich and poor. Military and civilian. Black and white. All singing, shouting and praying. The high point was when Dr. Barclay gave a prophecy for the church. Now, I've attended church dedication services before. I've even led a few. And I'm well familiar with the appropriate hymns, Scripture readings, responsive readings, official guests and all the other accoutrements of main-line churches as they dedicate their buildings. But I'd never seen anything like this: a man praying fire down from heaven and bringing a fresh word from the Lord for his people. "This will be the Church of the Next Level," Barclay declared and so cast the vision that will move that congregation yet further in their unique journey.
All of this, of course, is strongly Pentecostal. It strikes many people as, well, odd and out of step with modern religious sensibilities. Today, so many have reduced biblical faith to a set of moral platitudes on the one hand or, on the other, the ministrations of celebrity pastors whose churches are built around the show they put on Sunday morning. Pentecostals, on the other hand, actually believe that the God of the Bible still speaks; still works miracles; and still intervenes in human lives.
Even with all its excesses (and there are excesses: as a relatively new arrival Pentecostalism has some significant theological issues to resolve), Pentecostalism is booming. According to the Center for the Study of Global Christianity, the 584 million Pentecostals throughout the world represent the fastest growing segment of world-wide Christianity. That's 26% of all Christians. The numbers are rapidly growing for the same reason that the Agape Life Family Church is rapidly growing: people are desperate for the real touch of God on their lives.
Anyway, with all due respect to the various experts, demographic studies, economic analyses, creative consultants, celebrity pastors, technology dollars and denominational bureaucrats that have so much experience with church plants, here are a few observations from the experience of Agape Life Family Church:
· Lead pastors play a central role in effective church planting. Until and unless they have an authentic and compelling vision from the Lord, a new church simply won't work. A church doesn't come into existence because of the cool analysis of data but through the supernatural direction of the Holy Spirit.
· All authentic church ministry—new or established—is an exercise of faith. To try and make it otherwise is to fail.
· Prayer is the essential way God provides for his people.
· The power of the gospel is exactly the same today as it was in Jesus' time. It's still the only reason churches exist.
· The power of the gospel is exactly the same today as it was in Jesus' time. It's still the only reason churches exist.
· Simple is good—the more complicated our churches become, the more difficult they are to lead and the more energy is expended in maintaining institutional needs. Our highest energy must always be directed toward our mission.
· The role of overseers (call them apostles, bishops, pastors to pastors or mentors—the function is basically the same) is indispensable. Most modern churches and their pastors are on their own, an unbiblical and dangerous situation.
· In this post-denominational era, new networks are emerging that connect congregations of like and mind and purpose in productive and exciting ways.


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Jason Lee is going back to his roots. Before he became an actor, Lee (Mallrats, My Name is Earl) was a pro skater, a history he'll call upon for the new Adult Swim pilot Shredd: The Jon Johnsonsen Story.
Deadline broke the story, revealing Lee and Luke Watson co-wrote the script for the 11-minute pilot, which Lee will direct. In addition, Lee is producing along with Jack Black, via Black's company Electric Dynamite.
Lee will star as Johnsonsen, who was a 17 year old superstar skater in 1985, only to try a risky move that landed him in a coma. 25 years later, he wakes up, still having the mindset of his young, 1980s self, but now in the body of a 42 year old man.
Memphis Beat, the TNT series Lee stars in, will be returning for a second season, so if Shredd goes to series, the actor will be very busy in the next year.


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A Pennsylvania mother who became obsessed with the vegan diet has now been charged with endangering her 11-month-old son.
Elizabeth Hawk was mailed a summons after her baby developed a rash so bad that the little boy was scratching his skin off from the itching.
She'd fed him nothing but fruits and nuts and allegedly refused to even treat the rash.
Hospital staff found in August that the baby is developmentally disabled and can't even crawl because he's so malnourished.
Ms. Hawk's estranged husband contacted child welfare workers Fayette County. The tiny boy was immediately hospitalized.
The attending doctor said that not treating the rash was "inhumane."
She's been charged with child endangerment charge and has a preliminary hearing slated for November.
The child has since been removed from her care and is said to have been making progress.


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SAHRC: Logistics Graduate / Internship Opportunity
Closing Date: 01 May 2015 at 15h00
Location: Johannesburg, Head Office
The South African Human Rights Commission invites interested graduates to apply for an Internship position. Intern must demonstrate a commitment to human rights.
- Degree / Diploma in Supply chain management, Logistics, supplies and services
- Process purchase requisitions
- Invite tenders, bids, quotations and proposal
- Assess, evaluate and recommend suppliers
- Establish and negotiate contract terms and conditions, and maintain supplier relationships
- Prepare and maintain purchasing records and reports
- Process travel request
- Provide logistical service for events
- Process payments for travel agents
- Work with internal and external stakeholders
- Updating supplier database
- Procurement for travel services
NB: Computer literacy (Ms Word, Excel, E-mail and the internet) is a general requirement in all service fields.
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On Monday, April 20th, the ATC hosted Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu at a luncheon sponsored by Raytheon. The luncheon, hosted at The Ritz-Carlton, Georgetown, was attended by a sizable Turkish delegation, Turkey's Ambassador to the U.S. Serdar Kılıç, U.S. Ambassador to Turkey John R. Bass, and ATC members and guests including Raytheon VP of Foreign Policy and National Security Affairs, Kurt E. Amend, and former Ambassador Richard L. Armitage.
The luncheon opened with a few comments by ATC President Howard G. Beasey, who welcomed Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu and thanked his delegation for their attendance. Former Ambassador Richard L. Armitage later introduced Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu who then spoke on the importance of the U.S.-Turkey partnership, and more specifically, the crucial role of the ATC in strengthening bilateral relations. Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu expressed his appreciation for the ATC, labeling the organization a "crucial vehicle in the evolution of U.S.-Turkey relations."
The luncheon ended with an exchange of gifts. President Beasey and Raytheon VP of Foreign Policy and National Security Affairs, Kurt E. Amend, presented the Foreign Minister with his gift, and expressed deep gratitude and optimism for the U.S.-Turkey partnership moving forward. Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu responded in kind.


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If the American public seems less than engaged in the current battle over a tax cut, could it be because it feels a certain unease about the whole exercise? Certainly Americans need some relief from the burden of climbing social security taxes and of being thrust into ever higher tax brackets because of inflation. No will complain about extra dollars in the pocket -- whether it is the Republican or the Democratic version of a tax cut which is soon passed by the Congress. But the question must nag: will either bill as now constituted really serve the long-range objective of balancing the federal budget and thus helping bring inflation under control?
Virtually everyone acknowledges that Reagan economics is experimental. Even detractors are willing to await the verdict of time. Yet the fact is that the administration will not emerge with the clean tax-cut bill it had originally proposed as part of its overall economic package. In the hectic bid to win votes, it has accepted so many additional special-interest benefits, primarily for high-income segments and for industry, that future loss of revenue could lead to the very thing the President seeks to curb -- big deficits.
The problem arises after fiscal 1984. If the present "sweeteners" for different groups of taxpayers go through -- and both the Senate Republicans and House Democrats have been falling over themselves to dispense the largesse -- the deficits could surge out of control and put the government in what Business Week calls a "fiscal straitjacket" by the middle of the decade. Loss of revenue from the indexing of individual income tax rates to the consumer price index, for instance, could rise to $45 billion in 1986. Further losses could be expected from such measures as reducing the windfall profits tax on some oil producers, lowering federal duties on gifts and estates, and allowing individual taxpayers who do not itemize their deductions to deduct their contributions to charity.
Even before the addition of these and other vote enticements there was a fair amount of doubt that the original Reagan tax-cut bill would stimulate investment rather than demand. Now there is growing concern that the Reagan administration , to meet what is expected to be a huge shortfall of revenue in future years, would have to slash government spending even further to balance the budget. Unless the President would reverse himself and pull back on his massive military plans, social programs would seem to be the likely target again. This could include social security. Mr. Reagan clearly was responding to the rumblings of discontent already heard when he chose to assure elderly Americans in his television address this week that he would not cut back their social security payments.
All of which is to say that there are potential pitfalls in the tax-cut bills under consideration to which Americans ought to be alert. Inasmuch as no one has a sure-fire recipe for the nation's economic ills, the broad course the Reagan admnistration has carved out deserves to be tested. In the end, however, the President may have struck the nail on the head when he asked Americans "to trust yourselves" and in effect to draw on the "creativity" that has made the United States what it is.
Tax cut or no, Americans doubtless have sustained enough adversity in the past few years to know that it is their own individual resourcefulness more than action in Congress on which they must prim arily count.


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Nov 21 (Reuters) - Australian shares were flat on Tuesday with declines in the financial sector negating miners' strong gains after a rise in metals prices.
The S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.06 percent or 3.429 points to 5,949.100 by 0127 GMT. The benchmark fell 0.2 percent on Monday.
The Australian financial index dipped 0.1 percent, with the "Big Four" banks in the red.
The Reserve Bank of Australia released minutes of its November meeting which showed policymakers warned of "considerable uncertainty" about how quickly wages growth and inflation might pick up.
The RBA left interest rates at record lows for more than a year.
Miners helped keep the benchmark afloat with the metals and mining index rising 0.3 percent, supported by a 0.4 percent rise in heavyweights BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto .
Chinese iron ore futures shed early losses, and rallied more than 1 percent on Monday, as steel prices recovered after a three-day slide.
The mining sector was also helped by copper prices which edged higher on Monday, supported by falling inventories and a monthly upturn in China's property prices.
U.S. stocks also provided an upbeat lead as Wall Street rose on Monday with Verizon boosting the telecoms sector after the stock was upgraded, while a deal in semiconductors lifted high-performing tech shares.
"There is a buy interest in the market and it is re-asserting itself today. The rise in U.S. markets has also provided a strong background to our markets this morning," said Ric Spooner, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
"There's also focus on individual stocks. The a2 Milk Company delivered a strong profit growth in the first four months of the financial year, which is helping the market," Spooner added.
A2 Milk Company Ltd surged 4.7 percent to its highest in more than two weeks after posting net profit after tax of NZ$52.3 million ($35.64 million) in the four months to October versus NZ$22 million a year ago.
New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index dipped 0.4 percent or 28.619 points to 8,061.190.
Health care stocks led the decline as Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Ltd slumped 4.7 percent despite reporting a 4 percent rise in half year net profit after tax.
Meanwhile, shares of dairy firm Fonterra Co-Operative Group Ltd, rose 0.3 percent after it said its milk production in New Zealand rose 3 percent during the peak production month of October due to the return of favourable weather after a wet spring.
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Our coverage of the Adelaide Kite Festival 2013 carries on the MBK tradition of taking a new angle each time. Did YOU fly anything down at the beach, on the South side of the jetty? Chances are, your kite is now featured in close-up, in one of the photo gallery categories below! Mind you, this year we only attended on the Saturday of the Easter weekend.
Of course, we have not ignored the magnificent kites of the registered fliers completely. See the image immediately below. This shot turned out surprising vibrant considering the miserable lighting conditions of the day. Incidentally, most of these registered fliers' kites have been seen and photographed by us in previous years. Flying from North of the jetty as usual.
We arrived at the Adelaide Kite Festival 2013 around 12:30pm on Saturday. With several MBK kites in the boot (trunk) of the car, to be able to fly in various wind speeds. By the time we walked onto the sand and rigged the Dowel delta, winds were 9.6 kph gusting to 13 kph, but had been lighter earlier during the morning. The commentator was noting how this was better for the big kites North of the jetty.
But the fresher wind was worse for us and our light-wind Delta! I rigged the Dowel Delta and put it up briefly. On 3m (10 feet) of line, it veered left, veered right, leading edges bending in at the tips. The kite might have survived for a few more minutes, but at the risk of snapping the spreader. Particularly if we let the pale-orange Delta up much higher where the wind tends to be a little stronger.
Just for the record, here is a list which summarizes the big kites that we saw in the air on Saturday at the Adelaide Kite Festival 2013...
In addition to these flying craft, and ball, there was much of the usual line laundry from previous years. One in particular is worthy of special mention...
An intriguing chain-like structure that rotated continuously in the wind, maintaining its general looping shape, but shifting around with subtlety from moment to moment. An aerial belt on invisible pullies, if you like! This is where a picture, or better yet, a video, would be worth 1000 words. But sorry, didn't get it.
At 2:30pm the breeze was definitely stronger. Averaging 11.5 kph with gusts to 17.5 kph when I did a brief check at shoulder height.
I spent quite some time criss-crossing the sand and piles of damp seaweed south of the Semaphore jetty, getting shots of the various small kites. Quite a display of the retail scene really! A couple of soft Stunt kites were in there as well.
A few designs were obviously being sold somewhere nearby. There might have been 5 or 10 SpongeBob Diamonds in the air, for example!
Just click on any picture in the categories below to start up a full-featured gallery. For any picture that really catches your eye, you can then see it in a much larger size by clicking on the icon at top-right.
The last category is a catch-all for any remaining images taken at the Adelaide Kite Festival 2013.
Several Lolly Drops went off during the afternoon at the Adelaide Kite Festival 2013. As usual, these were a massive hit with the kids! A bag of sweets, each individually fitted with a spinning 'parachute', would be hoisted into the air under a kite messenger. The messenger is just a small Delta-shaped sail with a simple mechanism that releases a payload when the device bumps into a stop attached to the kite line.
The lollies drift down, some falling faster than others, and the kids stream in from every direction. By the time the last drop has gone, and with a bit of sharing going on, no kid is disappointed. Hopefully.
The same person with the same distinctive green-and-brown Delta-like kite has provided this essential service for quite a few years now. On a previous occasion, I captured some video of the event. Browse around a bit and see if you can find it.
Later in the afternoon, rain clouds came in despite earlier assurances that rain would stay away. About this time, the wind swung around to the South-West. During this transition is was interesting to watch some mild mayhem! Big kites nosing around with some of them losing height, unsure of which way was up-wind.
Finally, 15 or 30 minutes later perhaps, the winds smoothed out in the new direction and freshened up a bit more. Once again, all was sedate up there with all the colorful impressive kites back on show.
We had the small 1-Skewer Sode with a rather long tail which would have
coped well with the wind strength, but we decided to go home instead.
Mainly due to the dropping temperature and threat of further rain.
Showers could be seen in various directions but mainly to the South,
over land and sea.
It was a reasonable kite-watching outing though, with the whole gamut of single liners on show. From a struggling novelty ship kite to the giant Blue Whale and Peter Lynn Manta Ray!
Not all spectators were watching the Adelaide Kite Festival 2013 from the sand. A least a couple might have been viewing the kite cloud from above, in the WestPac Rescue Helicopter as it flew past...
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UPDATE: Whitney Houston – Has the media 'jumped the gun' on how she died – Rx drugs?
UPDATE: February 23/2012 – RadarOnline is reporting EXCLUSIVELY from an 'inside source' that she died of "deadly mixture of Valium, Xanax and alcohol in her system"
Whitney Houston died this week, was it because of abuse of prescription drugs, or something else?
I don't know, but most of the 'main stream' media have already decided, "she misused prescription drugs and alcohol."
How do they know, the toxicology results are not back yet and will not be for 6-8 weeks, if not more. Bill O'Reilly of the Factor on Fox News even goes further, check it out HERE.
Give it rest already, we don't know how she died and we can all speculate, but let's move on. She will be buried on Saturday (1500 by invitation only) in New Jersey and all the media can talk about, is how she used illegal drugs in the past, she didn't just inhale.
There is no question, she was one of the best singers in the world, and has a world wide following, and her great talent will be missed. The infamous picture of her with 'blood' on her leg, is a stretch at best, and I thought from the beginning, it could be red wine.
But if it was just red wine, how could they sensationalize the news feed, if it wasn't drug abuse?
It may well be that she was using more prescription drugs than necessary, and that is wrong, but please do not jump to conclusions 'just to get/create' a story, how shameful.
R.I.P. our dear friend, forever.
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Some days just start the wrong way. But there are ways to pave the way for creativity. A work place where you feel really at home is a good start. Today a chose a jazzy playlist and lit a candle. A the day has been good creatively.
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Sketches from Visby
Summer is almost over. I´ve had several weeks of vacation and complete freedom. For two weeks I took part in an archeological excavation on Gotland ( the big island just east of our mainland). Last week I spent some days at another one, one hour from here. It´s an interest of mine that has been slumbering since I was 20. Back then I seriously considered the proffession. Well, I´m pleased with my choice to take it up as an amateur, it has been a truly fulfilling experience with new friends and new knowledge. But I also got some days for myself and my sketching. One day I spent in medieval town Visby, where I drew furiously for hours almost without a break. Here are a couple of them.
Yesterday I got a very nice suprise. A heavy parcel arriwed with a few copies of The big book of contemporary illustration. I´m a very proud participant and are truly impressed with the work of the other contributors. Wow!!!
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Tuesday, June 09, 2009
Evening sketches
Good evening,
Time to go to bed but I decided to post these pictures that I made this evening. It´s daylight until 11 and I want to enjoy it. I wanted to capture some details in town so I took the bike and did a little tour. The bike is very handy since I can sit on the parcel carrier ( I hope this is the correct word ).As you can see we have some very nice lamp post. These are actually quiet new but produced in an old design. My home town is very well preserved and is a popular place to visit among tourists. Our location by lake Vättern is probably another major reason for a visit.
By the way, I was back to my eye docor today. My eyes are still healing and my eyesight is not perfect yet. But it will be eventually.
By the way, I was back to my eye docor today. My eyes are still healing and my eyesight is not perfect yet. But it will be eventually.
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Sunday, June 07, 2009
Waiting, healing
Hi everyone,
I´ve been a bit invisible here again but this time for a very good reason. I´ve had surgery on my eyes to correct my quiet impressive near sightness. It´s been two weeks now and my eye sight is almost back to 100%. I have used contact lenses for my entire grown up life. It´s still a bit problematic to work long hours in front of the computor but sketching out door is fine now.
My first attempt was this one.
My first attempt was this one.
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Monday, May 11, 2009
In Uppsala
Hi everyone,
It´s about time to post something again. Last week I was the busy little bee driving around half Sweden for different commissions but I took time to make at least one sketch.
This is from Uppsala again. 4 hours drive from my home town. Uppsala has an old scholar atmosphere and I love the colours of the older buildings. 17th century colour scheme was quite bright and bold with a lot of ochre, yellow, pink and indian red. Sometimes even a smoky blue nuance. Here a view from beneath the cathedral. A lot of students on bike pass by me and through the portal.
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Saturday, April 25, 2009
Hi everyone,
Thank you for your nice comments. They keep me posting.
Last week I was out and about one evening and passed this old barn. The angle for the sketch is a bit boring since I was sitting in exactly in front of the building but the pond and the road limited my choise.
Having to do with the second best position for a drawing is very common, at least to me.
Have anyone of you experienced the same? I´m also a bit shy when it comes to sitting down in public and try not to
draw too much attention to myself.
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Monday, April 13, 2009
Spring is sprung
It has been a long dark winter but finally spring is here and with it some extra energy to spend on sketching. Sorry for not posting for so long but for some reason this winter has been very uninspiring.....and as usually, dark. The sketch above I did a couple of weeks ago in Uppsala. In Uppsala you can find the oldest university in Sweden, founded in 1477. The whole town has an academic air to it. I draw a very wellknown view with the cathedral in the background.
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Friday, January 02, 2009
New year-new possibilities
I´ve been absent from this blog this december. The main reason is that I´ve been occupied a moving out of my office and in to a new one. Exciting but a lot of work. The new year has started with very low temperatures. About -5 to -10 degreea C even in the middle of the day so outdooractivites are kept to a minimum. Yesterday I made a quick sketch from my livingroom tough.... eager to a least draw something, anything. I wish you all a happy new year. I´ll come back with the new view from my window.
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Monday, May 7, 2007
Yoga for the Mind
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Something that I've been trying to get more into lately (and I even got my boyfriend to take a class with me, which he really enjoyed!) is yoga! Yoga is really relaxing, but REALLY hard at the same time - it's so much about strength, flexibility and balance.
There's actually a yoga studio in Pacific Beach that offers free yoga classes on Sundays here in San Diego. I found out about the class through one of my brides, who said that she takes 4 classes a week after someone commented on her toned legs. This studio also offers surfer's yoga, which my boyfriend was all over, and would like to try the class out. :)
I think everyone should try a yoga class at least once! Some beginning classes are harder than others, but it's definitely worth trying!
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Old Dominion Beach House Golden Pilsner
- Overall 83/100
- Appearance 21/25
- Aroma 21/25
- Taste 21/25
- Finish 20/25
This Summer Lager is brewed by Old Dominion Brewery located in Dover DE. It is a summer seasonal and has a 5.2 % ABV.
The Beach House pours out a nice golden color with a nice thick head that laces the glass. It also has a nice retention throughout the tasting. The aroma of the beer is somewhat light but refreshing, and pleasant. It has a nice bready malt backbone with a touch of floral hops. I found the taste of this beer to start of rather sweet with the malt showing through nicely. The Beach House has a great balance to it as well as it finishes rather crisp, and refreshing showing off its slightly bitter hop finish.
Overall I really enjoyed this beer and think it is a great compliment to a hot summer day. Like I have said on numerous occasions, I really wish Old Dominion would distribute near me here in St.Louis Mo. I have yet to encounter a beer from them has even been remotely average. Pick this one up if you are lucky enough to have it distributed near you.
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For the last two days, I found myself immersed in the past and the future at the annual "Bench Jewelers Conference' in Atlanta. What does the future in this economy hold for jewelers and bench jewelers? It seems that people who are not selling their gold items for scrap, are repairing and restoring them, so there will be a need for quality craftsmen (and women!) even in a downturned economy. Once again,I've been reminded that what I do has more to do with memories and emotions, than gold & gemstones.
I discovered at the conference that after 32 years of working with jewelry, my methods and tools are a bit prehistoric! My instructors and colleagues use cutting edge technology that I will need to embrace and incorporate into my future works....or not!
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Voluptuous video star evicted from flat because of loud sex sessions
A YOUNG woman who became internet famous for posting provocative videos online has been kicked out of her flat because of her "loud groaning".
Katja Krasavice, 20, became a phenomenon in her native Germany after posting raunchy videos about her sexsploits.
While talking about her life while nearly naked, Katja has gained thousands of followers.
Fans are never given anything more and the teasing videos have worked in making her a viral success.
"This time round I will go and meet all my neighbours personally to make sure I don't have problems there as well"Katja Krasavice
But now Katja, from Leipzig in eastern Germany, has been forced to move out of her home because of her loud sex sessions.
In her latest video, she says she was stunned to be told she had to go.
"I have probably ignored the hours of the day in which I must be quiet," she said.
"But what can I do about it?"
The video star has more than four million followers on her social media accounts thanks to her clips titled Night alone in the shower and Wet fun at the swimming pool.
She hopes she'll have better luck in her new pad.
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Quick Facts
- Acquisition of Cashzone ATM portfolio expands Cardtronics' existing U.K. footprint
- Germany becomes first continental European market for Cardtronics
- Cardtronics Europe identity established
- Jonathan Simpson-Dent introduced as Managing Director
- Acquisition brings Cardtronics' scale business model to U.K. and Europe
LONDON and HOUSTON, Aug. 7, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global ATM services provider Cardtronics (Nasdaq:CATM) has acquired Cardpoint Limited, which trades as ATM services provider Cashzone in the United Kingdom, and as Cardpoint in Germany. In conjunction with this deal, Cardtronics introduces a new corporate identity for its European operations, Cardtronics Europe, which will combine Cashzone, Cardpoint and Bank Machine, Cardtronics' existing U.K. subsidiary. From a consumer point-of-view, the Bank Machine and Cashzone brands remain intact in the United Kingdom, as well as the Cardpoint brand in Germany.
Cardtronics Chief Executive Officer Steve Rathgaber said:
"Cardtronics has been operating in the United Kingdom since our 2005 acquisition of Bank Machine, playing a key role in expanding ATM access in the U.K. With this transformative acquisition of the Cashzone and Cardpoint ATM estates, Cardtronics establishes the foundation upon which to build a Cardtronics Europe scale business to complement our North American operations."
"In the U.K., in Germany—this combination of the Cashzone, Cardpoint and Bank Machine ATM portfolios creates scale, synergies and geographic coverage on a level much quicker than its constituent parts could have achieved alone. The combined enterprise to be formed from this transaction, Cardtronics Europe, can harness each organisation's skills and resources to build a European platform poised for sustainable growth in the U.K. and expansion into attractive markets such as Germany."
Combined Company Positioned for Long-Term Growth
A global ATM services company, Cardtronics has been part of the ATM provider community in the U.K. since its 2005 acquisition of Hatfield, Hertfordshire-based Bank Machine, which owns and operates an estate of 4,300 non-bank cash machines, both free-to-use (FTU) and pay-to-use (PTU). Additionally in the U.K., Cardtronics operates Green Team Services, an in-house armored courier provider; New Wave, its own ATM installation operation; and in-house maintenance and engineering teams.
Established in 1999, Cashzone is an ATM services provider in the U.K. With its ATM estate numbering 7,100 FTU and PTU machines, Cashzone ATMs are located primarily at retailers, petrol forecourts, service stations and food and drink outlets. By combining the ATM estates of Bank Machine and Cashzone, Cardtronics Europe establishes a portfolio of 11,400 free-to-use and pay-to-use ATMs in the U.K. In Germany, Cardpoint operates 800 ATMs, which is the largest independent ATM portfolio in the country.
This combination, Cardtronics and Cardpoint Limited, reinforces and extends Cardtronics' position as the world's foremost provider of conveniently located retail ATMs. Expanding its worldwide ATM estate as a result of this acquisition, Cardtronics now operates a global network of 80,100 ATMs—with machines in the United States, United Kingdom, Mexico, Canada and Germany. Initially in North America and now in the U.K. and Europe, Cardtronics leverages the benefits of scale operational efficiencies and low unit-costs as an enabler of business development, as well as increased value for clients, consumers and shareholders.
Cardtronics' European Leadership Team
Cardtronics' European leadership team will draw from both companies and be consistent with Cardtronics' established practice of being a global ATM services company that maintains local management in the territories where it operates. Jonathan Simpson-Dent has been appointed to the role of Managing Director of Cardtronics Europe, having served as Cardpoint Limited chief executive officer since February 2012; he will report to Steve Rathgaber, chief executive officer of Cardtronics. Andreas Raabe will continue in his role as Managing Director of German operations; based in Germany, Raabe becomes part of Cardtronics' European leadership team.
Cardtronics Europe Managing Director Jonathan Simpson-Dent said:
"As Managing Director of Cardtronics Europe, I am excited to be inheriting the proven sales engine from Cashzone and Cardpoint, the leading operational platform of Bank Machine and the financial stability and backing that comes with global ATM services provider Cardtronics. I look forward to further developing and capitalizing on these combined strengths to serve our existing customers, unlock new business opportunities and write the first chapter of a growth-oriented Cardtronics Europe."
Transaction Details
Cardtronics Europe Limited, a newly formed subsidiary of Cardtronics Inc., acquired Cardpoint Limited from Payzone Ventures Limited on 7 August for cash purchase consideration (paid at closing) of approximately £100 million (approx. $153 million). In the trailing 12 months through 30 June this year, Cardpoint Limited generated revenue of $101 million. In preparation for the closing of this acquisition, Cardtronics executed an amendment to its revolving credit facility to increase the borrowing capacity from $250 million to $375 million. Post-closing, Cardtronics Inc. has approximately $100 million in available unused credit capacity under its revolving credit facility.
Conference Call
Cardtronics will host a conference call today, Wednesday, 7 August at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time (1:30 p.m. Greenwich Mean Time) to discuss this acquisition, 2013 updated financial guidance and preliminary 2014 financial guidance. Also, Cardtronics placed a summary presentation of the transaction and additional information about the Cashzone business and its combined European business on its website as of Wednesday, 7 August. To access the call, please call the conference call operator at:
|Calling from U.S.
|Calling from Europe
|Conference line: (877) 303-9205
|Conference line: 00 1 760 536 5226
|Alternate dial-in: (760) 536-5226
View presentation at: http://ir.cardtronics.com/events.cfm
Please call in fifteen minutes prior to the scheduled start time and request to be connected to the "Cardtronics' Acquisition of Cardpoint Limited Call." Additionally, a live audio webcast of the conference call will be available online through the investor relations section of Cardtronics' website at www.cardtronics.com.
A digital replay of the conference call will be available through 21 August and can be accessed by calling (855) 859-2056 or (404) 537-3406 and entering 27329638 for the conference ID. A replay of the conference call will also be available online through the Company's website subsequent to the call through 21 August.
Notes to editors
- Cash is currently a growth sector in the U.K. Recent Payments Council figures show that in 2012, 20.8 billion cash payments were made by consumers, an increase of 200 million from 2011, accounting for 54% of all consumer payments. Additionally, cash machine withdrawals increased by 1.4% to 2.9 billion. (Source: U.K. Cash & Cash Machines 2013, published by Payments Council.)
- Cardtronics, Inc. is a global ATM services provider, with 80,100 retail ATMs deployed and operating across the United States, United Kingdom, Mexico, Canada and Germany.
- Preceding this transaction, Cardtronics has operated in the U.K. as Bank Machine, which has 4,300 machines located across major convenience store chains, forecourts and motorway service stations. 94% of transactions are through free-to-use machines. Cardtronics acquired Bank Machine in 2005.
- Cashzone has 7,100 machines in the U.K., of which 1,800 are free-to-use ATMs, located primarily at independent convenience stores and service stations. Cardpoint operates 800 ATMs in Germany
- Cardtronics operates ATMs in numerous locations ranging from large, nationally-known retail merchants, shopping centres and airports, through to smaller retailers the world over.
- In North America, Cardtronics also partners with financial institutions to brand selected ATMs and financial services kiosks within its network, for the purposes of expanding free-to-use ATM access.
- Allpoint Network -- Cardtronics also owns and operates the Allpoint Network, which at 55,000 ATMs is the world's largest surcharge-free ATM network. Allpoint provides surcharge-free ATM access in the U.S., U.K., Mexico, Canada, Puerto Rico and Australia.
- In the first quarter of 2013, Cardtronics completed the acquisition of i-design group plc, a Scotland-based provider and developer of marketing and advertising software and services for ATM owners.
Statements in this document and the exhibits furnished herewith include "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. The words "believe," "expect," "anticipate," "plan," "intend," "foresee," "should," "would," "could" or other similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements, which are generally not historical in nature. While management believes that these forward-looking statements are reasonable as and when made, there can be no assurance that future developments affecting the Company will be those that it currently anticipates. The Company's forward-looking statements involve significant risks and uncertainties (some of which are beyond its control) and assumptions that could cause actual results to differ materially from its historical experience and its present expectations or projections. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to: (1) the Company's financial outlook and the financial outlook of the ATM industry; (2) the Company's ability to respond to recent and future network and regulatory changes, including potential requirements surrounding Europay, MasterCard and Visa ("EMV") security standards; (3) the Company's ability to respond to potential reductions in the amount of net interchange fees that it receives from global and regional debit networks for transactions conducted on its ATMs due to pricing changes implemented by those networks as well as changes in how issuers route their ATM transactions over those networks; (4) the Company's ability to renew and strengthen its existing customer relationships and add new customers; (5) the Company's ability to pursue and successfully integrate acquisitions, including the acquisition of Cardpoint Limited that it completed in August 2013; (6) the Company's ability to provide new ATM solutions to retailers and financial institutions; (7) the Company's ATM vault cash rental needs, including potential liquidity issues with its vault cash providers and its ability to continue to secure vault cash rental agreements in the future; (8) the Company's ability to successfully manage its existing international operations and to continue to expand internationally; (9) the Company's ability to prevent security breaches; (10) the Company's ability to manage the risks associated with its third-party service providers failing to perform their contractual obligations; (11) the Company's ability to manage concentration risks with key customers, vendors, and service providers; (12) changes in interest rates and foreign currency rates; (13) the Company's ability to successfully implement its corporate strategy; (14) the Company's ability to compete successfully with new and existing competitors; (15) the Company's ability to meet the service levels required by its service level agreements with its customers; (16) the additional risks the Company is exposed to in its U.K. armored transport business; and (17) the Company's ability to retain its key employees. Other factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ from its projected results are described in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2012, its reports and registration statements filed from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission and other announcements it makes from time to time.
Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. The Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements after the date they are made, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Contact Information:
|Media Relations
|Investor Relations
|Elizabeth Jones
|Chris Brewster
|WithPR UK
|Chief Financial Officer
|Tel: +44 (0) 207 249 7769
|Tel: 00 1 832 308 4128
Cardtronics is a registered trademark of Cardtronics, Inc.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Source:Cardtronics, Inc.


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