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Stumble Upon Seven New Reclaimed Wood Trolls by Thomas Dambo in the Forests of Boom, Belgium
In anticipation of Tomorrowland's 15th anniversary, the Belgium-based festival commissioned Danish artist Thomas Dambo (previously) to build seven of his world-renowned trolls throughout the De Schoore area in Boom. Like his previous installations in Copenhagen, South Korea, and northern Illinois, the new cast of creatures are built from recycled and reclaimed wood from pallets, buildings, and fallen trees. Carved wood forms geometric…
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Mischievous Wooden Trolls Take Over an Arboretum in Northern Illinois
This summer, Danish artist Thomas Dambo (previously) has brought his fun-loving and kid-friendly trolls to the Morton Arboretum near Chicago, Illinois. Six site-specific characters range from Joe the Guardian surveying the neighboring highway to Sneaky Socks Alexa hidden in a cluster of shrubs. Dambo constructed the large storybook creatures using reclaimed wood sourced from fallen trees and branches as well as retired pallets and packing…
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Danish Street Art Project Has Built Over 3,500 Urban Bird Houses Since 2006
Artist and designer Thomas Dambo (previously) specializes in building family-friendly installations from upcycled materials. One of Dambo's many interactive projects is Happy City Birds, a ongoing series that lies at the intersection of street art and community development. The Danish artist builds bird houses across urban centers, installing the new homes against buildings, grouped on tall poles, or spaced throughout existing trees….
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Friendly Giants Built From Recycled Wood Hidden in the Forests of Copenhagen
Danish artist Thomas Dambo works on large-scale sculptures with recycled materials, having completed 25 wooden works around the world in just under three years. His latest project, The Six Forgotten Giants, is based in his hometown of Copenhagen, a project that builds and hides friendly giants throughout the city's forests. Using a treasure map, visitors can find the oversized creatures, each of which comes with a poem that describes a…
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Happy Trinity Sunday on Sunday, May 27, 2018! This Holy Day follows Pentecost, which makes sense since we just celebrated the gift of the Holy Spirit among us. While there is much debate about the theology of the Trinity, I like to simply call this "Community Sunday".
The focus Scripture is Romans 8:12-17, is all about the Community of God. Religious scholar Stephen Prothero calls us Christians "mushy monotheists" rather than the radical monotheism of Judaism and Islam, in which we believe in one God-in-three-persons. Others argue about the basic tenets behind the theology of the Holy Trinity. How I've come to understand this connection between God-Christ-Spirit is that we model our communal life together as Christian community based upon this incredible relationship that God personifies and exemplifies, making God's self known to us daily. As a Community of Pilgrims, the Community that is God demonstrates to us that we know God best through and in relationships, as God is in relationship with God's self, Creator, Christ, and Spirit. So let us come together Sunday, in the presence of God who created us and the world in which we live, practicing the art of doing the work of Christ who accompanies us on the pilgrimage of life, and at taking time to pause and be in the Spirit of God.
Sunday, May 27, 2018, 10:30 am, Brett preaching at Bridgeport UCC, 621 NE 76th Ave., Portland, OR 97213
Sunday, May 27, 2018, 4-6 pm, Gathering and Worship, Rose City Park Presbyterian Church's Chapel; invite a friend or family member to join us this Sunday!
Sunday, June 17, 2018, 11 am, March in Pride Parade, Downtown Portland, Meeting place TBD; Also: let Kathy Fukuyama know what size of t-shirt you wear, so that we can all wear our Community of Pilgrims t-shirts.
Finally, knowing that this nation will focus on Memorial Day this weekend, a day to honor those who have died in service to the country that they love, a Memorial Day poem.
Do Not Stand At My Grave And Weep by Mary Elizabeth Frye
Do not stand at my grave and weep,
I am not there, I do not sleep.
I am in a thousand winds that blow;
I am the softly falling snow.
I am the gentle showers of rain;
I am the fields of ripening grain.
I am in the morning hush;
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Of beautiful birds in circling flight,
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Do not stand at my grave and cry,
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I had some interesting conversations with Gracie when we went to Rhinebeck. With the chaos of life and the intensity of Owen's needs–Cameron and Gracie do tend to get a bit overlooked. Gracie, amazing child that she is, tries not to burden me with her problems. Repeatedly, I have told her I want to know, I will make time but she is so mature for her age and often chooses otherwise. I was all hers on Sunday though. Yes, we listened to a book on tape but I also just listened to her.
Gracie has some difficulties at school with the other girls. How can anyone not remember what that is like? I was practically friendless from 4th to 6th grade. We have moved so many times and Gracie has so many experiences that other children do not. Some of the girls are outright awful. One such girl spread rumors that Gracie has autism. Sigh. The latest–and not so greatest–are the playground antics. Instead of monkey bars and kickball, the girls are playing therapy and manicures. Don't forget your reservation. Instead of Red Rover and tag, the girls are playing massage and yoga. Oh my goodness, what do the mom's in my town do with their spare time??
Gracie and I talked about what it is like being different. I relished being different–in high school and college. It isn't as easy to be different in elementary and middle school. Gracie said, "Yea, I stick out like a sore thumb." I told her I didn't see it that way. I told her she stuck out in a unique and wonderful way. I assured her that if she chose to be more like the other girls, in order to get by, I would understand but I would be right by her side too if she kept at it–as is. She wants to remain true to herself and I adore her for it.
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A recent article in the New York Times suggested that the normally "tree-loving" residents of New England (which includes Connecticut of course) have come to fear the trees more than to adore them.
The article focused on the trials of Springfield Massachusetts which had, in one year, a tornado, a microburst and the storm in October 2011 which brought down numerous trees (Sandy didn't affect inland Springfield very much–but they did have a horrific gas explosion Thanksgiving weekend, causing the city to wonder if it was cursed).
Needless to say, in the 3 weather events, the trees got decimated. I can attest to that, having driven by Springfield right after the tornado–and of course, having extensive tree damage from what some in Connecticut were calling "Arborgedden," after the October 2011 snows.
I have a neighbor who has made it her mission to take down almost every tree on her property. She started this long before October 2011 and she continues it to this day. There are maybe only 2 mature trees left on her property–so every time she has damage from one of them, she blames it on our trees. It was tough to do when her own tree fell on the roof of her sun porch, however, during the October 2011 storm.
With events like that, I can see why she'd be a bit frightened of her trees–but she also complains that her backyard is hotter than blazes in the summertime–as it would be without mature trees to shade it.
When some of our trees fell, or were topped by that October 2011 storm, I lamented that their cooling shade would be missed in the summer. I tried to make lemonade from the lemons, thinking that I would have more sun in which to grow vegetables.
Despite the storm, however, most of the trees leafed out fully–some putting on much larger leaves because of their damage. It certainly didn't seem as if we had anymore sun–and that's just fine. I've grown used to living with our trees and would miss them if they were gone.
And, as an aside, although we did have several major large limbs that came down from our trees in the storm in 2011, they fell across the driveway. We had to chainsaw them out of the way before we could snow-blow the foot of snow that had fallen–but that was the extent of the damage. Even the oak limbs that fell on the garage roof didn't damage it, thankfully (but boy were they an issue to remove!)
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What is Gross Domestic Product, otherwise known as GDP? Gross Domestic Product is the market value of all finished goods and services produced within a country in a year. Think about the economy like a giant supermarket filled with millions of goods, like dresses, and washing machines, and services, like dog walking and massages. Every time a finished good or service is sold, we ring up the price. At the end of the year, we ring up the total -- that's the GDP.
Let's look more closely at some of the details. Notice that we said GDP is the market value of all finished goods and services. A finished good or service is one that will not be sold again as part of some other good. When a bakery buys flour, eggs, and butter, we don't count these sales in GDP because these goods aren't finished. They are intermediate goods that, when combined, will become a finished good -- a cake, for example. But, if a consumer buys an egg to make an omelet, the egg is a finished good because it won't be sold again as part of some other good. In other words, our GDP supermarket is like a real supermarket. At the GDP register, we ring up the eggs sold to consumers, and the cakes, but we don't ring up the eggs the baker used to make the cake.
There are also goods that are used to make other goods, but are still considered finished goods. These are called capital goods. If Caterpillar produces a tractor and sells it to a farm, the tractor is considered a finished good. The tractor is finished and its value is added to the GDP. Although the tractor is used to make other goods, it won't be sold again as part of another good, so the tractor is still a finished good. The GDP is the market value of all finished goods and services produced within a country in a year. GDP only counts production. If an old house is sold this year, that doesn't add to GDP since the house wasn't produced this year. Only the sale of new houses add to GDP. GDP also only counts goods and services produced within a country. If you buy a bottle of wine imported from France, that adds to France's GDP, not to U.S. GDP. On the other hand, a computer produced in the United States and exported to France adds to the U.S. GDP.
Let's go back to the definition one more time, to see some of the limits of GDP as a measure of economic production. GDP is the market value of all finished goods and services produced within a country in a year. If a good isn't bought and sold in a market, then it's not typically counted in GDP. Why not? Counting the market value of, say, all the breakfast cereal produced in the U.S. is easy, at least in principle. Just add up the price every time a box of cereal is sold. Since market prices are observable, every statistician who counts carefully will come up with pretty much the same number. But, without market prices, there's no easy or agreed upon way to calculate how much a good is worth. Polar bears, for example, aren't counted in GDP.
The statisticians and economists who calculate GDP have nothing against polar bears. The problem is that there's no easy way to calculate how valuable polar bears are. Just because GDP doesn't include polar bears doesn't mean that we can't love polar bears. And if polar bears were included in GDP, that wouldn't require us to love polar bears either. Ultimately, GDP is just a number. But it's a useful number. In the next few videos, we'll show how the GDP number can be used as a measure of the standard of living. But for that, we'll have to make a distinction between the Nominal GDP, what we have just discussed so far, and Real GDP. So, stay tuned.
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Providing wholesome foods for our local community
BEAM Mitchell Environment Group, together with the food eXchange offers a bulk food scheme to residents of the Mitchell Shire and surrounds. The Bulk Food Scheme will obtain local, Australian, organic (including bio-dynamic) and ethically produced foods at an affordable cost.
This scheme is open to everyone in our community. Although not compulsory we do encourage participants to join BEAM as members. All BEAM Members are welcome to place an order but if you're not a member you only need to complete a simple form.
The June 2019 order form is now available to download! For further information or to place an order, please contact Cynthia Lim by email or phone 0403 831 520.
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Her Story received quite a bit of critical acclaim when it released in July of last year. The game is an interactive story that focuses on players attempting to solve a missing person case using police video clips and transcriptions. It's an interesting approach to gaming and developer Sam Barlow recently made several comments about the possibility of the game appearing on the Wii U.
In a recent interview, Barlow was asked whether or not he felt the game would be a suitable fit for the Wii U and if he was considering development for the title. His answers were less than encouraging for those who want to play the unique full motion video game on Wii U.
I'm a big Nintendo fan, so it'd be nice but there's the additional expense of ESRB submission/ certification/ etc. And I'd have to code up a special Wii U set of plugins, so it's probably not worth the expense!
So probably not worth the expense is a pretty vague statement. The interviewer asked Barlow to lay out how much something like that would cost, which Barlow did.
Hmm, rough napkin math … I'd need a Wii U/ Unity person to code up the video plugin stuff and test and do anything Wii U specific (as far as I know, the Unity version of [Wii U] isn't necessarily the latest version). So let's say three to four months of a good coder … that's about $15-20 thousand.
The certification is about $2 thousand. I'd need a developer's kit … that's about $5 thousand. So we're looking at about $30-40 thousand and that doesn't account for my time. Let's say I make $2 per copy sold. I'd need to sell 15-20 thousand copies, which is definitely not guaranteed.
We've never seen a developer be so honest with the "napkin math" as he called it, but it's a startling look at just what it costs to bring even an indie game to the Wii U. At this point it doesn't seem very likely that Barlow will be bringing the game to the Wii U, but perhaps if there is enough fan interest it would be considered in the future.
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New Art Collector Pieces Available in 2014
Wyant Gallery has released new art pieces available in 2014. Also, new for 2014 are two new categories of art collections in a bigger variety of sizes.
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More choices in 2014 for artwork to decorate a home.
Wyant Gallery has added a variety of new art pieces to their gallery website for perfect home decor and great pieces for art collectors. But to make it even easier they have also added a variety of sizes, including one art collector's piece in the option of a poster so that everyone can enjoy an art collector's piece.
As 2014 rings in for the New Year, Jim Wyant of Wyant Gallery has made a great addition of collectable art pieces to the wyantgallery.com website.
Ten new images were added to the landscape selection that includes color, black and white, water, reflections, canyons, panoramas and snow. The nature category also offers a great variety of art selection. This will include fall colors, snow, flowers, leaves, water and more.
With the additional new art pieces, two new categories were also added: architecture and limited collection.
The architecture category currently includes an amazing photograph taken in New Orleans before the Katrina tragedy, of a window collection. The colors, design and structure are truly beautiful and would look perfect in a room focused in decor with black and gold. A second image, also from New Orleans, is a series of four aged doors and the last two additions to the architect collection are snow scenes of times gone by.
The second new category is the Limited Collection. These are images that are one of a kind. No other images are available like them and they cannot be reproduced. These images were designed in the late 80's as a process called polaroid transfers. Because of the process each image was unique and could not be reproduced; the image was exposed onto the Polaroid film and before the filmed completely processed the negative side was transferred to art paper to complete the process. All of these images are beautiful cameos of art, in an 8x10 frame and signed by the artist, Jim Wyant.
Wyant also offers a great service to help select the right size for the space that one is considering to use for their art collection wall. To actually visually see the photograph-sized on the wall, simply photograph the wall being considered, straight on, and include a measurement; for example, the lamp is 28 inches tall. Then Jim can either take the selected image or make a suggestion for the best image for the wall and show it on the photograph of the room in different sizes with a frame, to determine what the best size would be for the chosen space for the collector's art piece.
Jim invites the public to select their favorite art collection piece, email a picture of the wall that one would consider for their art piece, with a measurement listed, to wyantinfo(at)yahoo(dot)com and he will make a suggestion for the best size for that wall. He can also make a suggestion for the best images for the wall.
Each piece is registered and includes a certificate of authentication. The website does describe the framing included, but the matt and framing can be altered for a slight up charge to the art piece.
Start or add to your art collection by visiting wyantgallery.com.
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Welcome to my Spring Series called "Bringing Spring into your Homeschool". Today's post is by Rachel Margaillan about bringing your math lessons outdoors. Check out her bio below and enjoy reading! Also make sure to check out other posts in this series and guest author bios by clicking on "Bringing Spring into your Homeschool" under Blog in the menu.
To Bring Spring into the Math Lessons or the Math Lessons out in the Spring?
Written by Rachel Margaillan | April 23, 2018
Hi , I Am Rachel, I grew up in the French Alps, studied and taught music, traveled around a bit and taught in some schools and orphanages in Africa and Ukraine . I settled down in Italy in beautiful Tuscany, with my awesome Italian husband. We have 3 wonderful kids and I am homeschooling them, my boys are 9 and 8 and my girl is turning 5 soon. I want to give my kids a love for learning and a strong foundation in God's word. One year ago I started a blog, "Je joue,tu joues, nous apprenons" (In English " I play, you play , we learn") to share with other moms educative material that I created for my kids, like readers, grammar and Math games and activities in French and English. My favorite teaching approach is games and stories. I also want to share my experiences with other moms in the hope that it can be an encouragement to them as well as to provide them with resources that can be a blessing. My guest post will be about trading the worksheets for Math games that you can play outside in the spring sunshine. these ideas of games can be adapted to different levels and topics as you follow your curriculum or planned lessons. online and on the show!
Spring is finally here! I don't know where you live, but here in Italy spring really took it's time to come by! We have been talking about spring for a while, doing art or craft projects about spring. We found some cute flowery or full of bunnies sight words work sheets or math activities. This is all great but now kids are eager to experience spring outside! In fact I have the hardest time making them sit at their desk more than half an hour in a row these days! We have a famous saying in French (oh yes, I forgot to mention, we live in Italy but I'm French) that comes from a classic movie. It says: "If you don't come to Lagardère (He is a knight or something like that), Lagardère will come to you" well I changed it to "If you don't come to the Math lesson, the Math lesson will come to you!"
Anyways, here is a list of games and activities that you can adapt to different levels and topics depending on what you are studying at the moment. Most of them require very little preparation, some not at all.
Games for additions and subtractions
1. Simple treasure hunt
Very easy to prepare. On a piece of paper, you write an addition or a subtraction and fold it , write the answer on the cover of the next one and a new addition on the inside of it. It goes on like that.
Kids open the first addition( or subtraction) and search for the paper that has the right result. When they find the right answer they open the slip of paper, read the new addition and continue the hunt. make sure to hide a little treasure at the end , (stickers, a little snack…)
2. Mouse and cat game
You need a place where you can write with chalk on the ground like a driveway, or a paved yard. If not you could also use big squares or circles of cardboard dispatched on the lawn.
Trace circles with chalk big enough for kids to stand inside them . Inside the circles write an addition ( or subtraction) . Choose math problems that all equal for example 8, 9 or 10.
How to play:
You are the cat and you call out :" I'm going to catch all the mice that are not safely standing on the circles that make ten! They have to think and move fast! If they are not on the right circle then it's their turn to be the "Cat" or you can chose that they are "out" for one turn . The cat continues the game by announcing " everybody goes on spaces that makes 8…"
Games for Multiplications or Divisions
1. "Mother May I"
You probably played that game when you were a kid. One person stands or sits at one end of the yard and the others stand in line at a distance . One person in the group asks the person in the front, "Mother, how many steps can I take ?" The person at the front then says, "You may take five times four ants steps, or 21 divided by 3 bunny hops , two times seven monkey steps , 24 divided by 4 frog leaps… or whatever you like . The first person to tag the person in the front wins and is the next person in the front
2. Basketball Division Game
For boys and girls who love basketball…
You call out "the challenge is to put 12 baskets divided by 3 players. How many baskets do we need to put each ?" when completed you continue " 8 baskets divided by 4″ or "24 baskets divided by 6".
3. Simon Says
Simon says: "let's review the 3 times table!" Simon says: "three times one pat on your head", Simon says: "three times two jumping Jacks", Simon says: " three times three push-ups"…
4. Scrambling and Aiming
You have some paper to recycle? ( From Daddy's office or from old worksheets. ) Bring also some shoe boxes or little baskets and a marker . Put stickers on the baskets or boxes with the products o the multiplication table you're learning . Write the multiplications on the papers . Kids take turns to pick them, have fun scrambling them into a ball and throwing them into the basket that has the right answer.
5. Snack Time
Pick up berries, cherries or plums ( we have plum trees that give LOTS of plums ) and share equally for each kids ,or divide fruits in little baskets for neighbors ( equally shared also!)
Skip Counting and Multiples
1. Jump and skip
On a driveway , sidewalk or a cemented alley, draw lines across that would look like a ladder. In between the lines write numbers from 1 to 40 or 50 if you can. Tell kids to jump on the numbers to skip count by twos , then by threes…
2. Mouse and cat
Same as for the addition game , but this time write numbers that are all the multiples of 5 for example, write also some that will not be . You announce " every one finds a safe circle on a multiple of 5. The game continues as you tell everyone to change place each time they all found a circle.
1. Collections
Send kids to collect pebbles, sticks, rocks, leaves of different colors or shapes ,feathers, flowers…anything they want.
Gather your treasures together and on a white board classify them using fractions.
It would look something like that : "On a total of 24 objects, how may are flowers?
6/24 are flowers. And on a total of 6 flowers how many are yellow? 2/6 are yellow."
You can also ask: "How many rocks? Show me ¼ of the rocks." Possibilities are endless.
It's also possible to do it with toys like we did: "in this group of animals how many are mammals? 8/10 are mammals."
2. Frog and Bunny Races
You need ropes or strings, and laundry pegs, little white boards and markers.
Get 2 ropes of same length write 0 on one end and 1 on the other (write on paper and clip in with peg). Using the laundry pegs divide the ropes in parts for example in 20 parts.
Kids throw their dice and if they get 4, they write it as a fraction: 4/20 and jump 4 parts. Next turn if for example they make 5 , they need to write 4/20 + 5/20 is 9/20 and jump till there.
For more advanced kids you can work on equivalent fractions by dividing the first rope in parts for example in 16 parts, and the other rope in 8 parts.
The child who is the bunny gets 2 dices and gets the rope divided in more sections. The other child is the frog and gets the rope divided in less parts and one dice. Now the goal of the game is to see if kids can arrive at same point to create an equivalent fraction .
3. Bike ride, Car ride or Walk
(Works better if you have a GPS, or a speedometer for bikes or something like that)
Count how much of the way you still need to go: we have 6 km to go, we already went 2 km. We went 2 /6 or 1/ 3 already. We still have 2/3 to go.
The park is one km away from our house. We approximatively walked 7/10 how much do we still need to do?
Area and perimeter
Measure your front yard, back yard, build a flower patch or a vegetable corner or a sand box, calculate the perimeter and the area.
Ok that's all for now! And it would be fun to hear which games you tried and which ones were the favorites or your kids.
Have fun!
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My teenage years were a decade past the death of the muscle car era. I lived within driving distance of a handful of racetracks, one of them, Daytona International Speedway. It didn't matter if it were cars or motorcycles; where I grew up racing was a part of life. The sound of a high-powered high-performance engine has always caught my attention. I dreamed of having a car like a 1969 Pontiac, a 1968 Charger or any year Chevelle—but never did because of the expense. My draw to these high-powered machines is still present.
The first time I rode on the back of a bike I was about 8 years old. The experience was, at that time, the scariest and the most thrilling of my life. My next real automotive thrill came when I was 14. My step-dad had just finished rebuilding his AMC AMX. We had gone into town and on our way back he pulled off the side of the road and made me get into the driver's seat. I was thrilled and scared as he went over the basic things that I should always check before pulling out on the road. The mirrors, my seatbelt, verifying the car was indeed in park.
He had me pull out on the road, which was at least a ten-mile straightaway, and I tried to drive like a young person who is trying to show responsibility and maturity— driving very slowly. However, that was not the scenario I found myself in. Instead, I think he wanted me to experience the power of a strong engine and also see how I would react to it. He instructed me to gas it. I gave it a little gas, exceeding the speed limit by about ten mph.
"No!" he said, "Put the pedal to the floor."
When I didn't respond quick enough, he reached over and pushed my knee until the pedal did indeed hit the floor. Holding on to the wheel with both hands in a death grip, I was thrown hard against the seat, shock tingling through my body. I glanced down at the speedometer as it crested 90 mph. And instantly, the ride was over. He made me pull over as we entered the 25 mph zone and switched places with me again. He never explained to me why we did that. I thought it was some sort of test concerning my license but there was never talk of that.
With that brief few moments behind the wheel, my love of engines and muscle cars grew but I kept myself at a distance. Girls didn't drive them or work on them. I was allowed to hand tools over and ask questions, but with the impression that I wouldn't understand these things anyway. And even if I did, they would do me no good.
I had one car that was barely considered a muscle car and that was my orange Datsun 280Z. God, I loved that car. The two-seater coupe was fast. Ridiculously fast. But the engine wasn't modified for it to go fast for long and I repeatedly blew the radiator doing over a hundred leaving radiator fluid all over my windshield and having to pull over until the engine cooled. I had to have the block fixed once from when I cracked it. It needed a dual over-head cam to keep it from overheating (or just me to not push it anymore). Over time I couldn't justify the expense and that car was always costing me something (everything from car parts to speeding tickets).
The world of cars is still a mans world and most likely will always be. But there are girls out there who dream of pushing the limits—not just of society but of big V8 motors. There are those of us who love the smells of the racetrack and garages. There are those of us who turn our heads to the sound of a beefy engine or do a double-take when we see a truly beautiful car. There are those of us who love to drive fast but hold back because it's unladylike. We are closet gear-heads who have learned to love from a safe distance. I recently started writing a novel in which my main character is a teenage female mechanic back in the 1980's. Her setting is different than mine as she is allowed and encouraged by her father to pursue her love of engines, fast cars, and racing. She gets to live my dream.


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My name is Jill. I was born in 1979, I met the love of my life in 1995, married him in 2001, bought an old house the same year, started a vintage hobby business, had a son named Luke in December 2005, started a blog in 2009, and had a little girl named Eve in May 2011.
I love Mexican food, design my own blog, believe in the power of positive thought, have traveled, will travel, prefer spring, love Halloween, am a Sagittarius, fall for velvet, am a good collector, am not a hoarder, am great at remembering song lyrics, am not so great at remembering everything else, feel a bit obsessed with The Walking Dead series, work best alone, don't like being alone for long, think sangria is de-lic-ious, have a messy closet, drink coffee every morning, love copper jewelry, painted my nails black for 2 years straight, have a feather tattoo that I designed, am a proud Canadian, believe we are all one race (human), am ok with laughing at myself, make ridiculous faces, love being a mom, think there's a lot left to do in life, am glad this is my life.
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In previous posts I highlighted the potential risk of crime on trains as smart tickets become more commonplace. I also reported how my local train company, Southern, seems reluctant to protect passengers from this type of crime, such as ensuring all genuine staff have photo IDs clearly out on display.
British Transport Police recently reported that 6 train company employees carried out a ticket scam by selling fraudulent Oyster cards and keeping the money for themselves. They have been arrested and jailed.
Whilst in this instance, they were employees of South West Trains rather than Southern, this could happen with any train company. This incident highlights why it is important for train companies to make sure their genuine staff are clearly identified, as well as putting in place safeguards to prevent staff from defrauding passengers and monitoring employee behaviour to spot where this type of crime is being committed.
Although this is a different type of fraud to the risks I previously reported, it does emphasise the concerns around modern electronic payment methods, and the need for passengers to be alert to the potential for fraud when using them.
Similar types of Oyster top-up fraud were reported by the Metro last year.


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What is the correct cage for a 3 month old chin?
My chin is just over three months old and I have him in a ferret nation style cage with 5 levels and a hammock. He has been sleeping in the hammock at the top of the cage and has levels/stairs to get on and off and is doing fine with it/hasnt been running jumping around too much and usually just stays on either the bottom where his chinchiller/hide out is or the top with his hammock. I have read online today that at this age they should still not have many ledges. Should I take some off him? I am unsure about what to do would like to know everybodies experiences) thx
I don't think that is too young for ledges, but make sure they are close together and there is no way of falling more then about 6 inches. I do think that he might be too young to have such a big cage though, depending on the actual size is it possible to close off half like you can with a double unit ferret nation cage? Too much room to run around in the cage can be just as bad as allowing out of cage playtime for a young chin.
Also you said "ferret nation style", what is the bar spacing? A chin under 6 months can possibly still be small enough that the 1" bar spacing is too wide and they can escape, or even get stuck in the bars trying to escape.
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He now has two ledges that are at either side and a hammock which is hanging just above the floor. He got on with the set up for a while and is now bar climbing the cage which is about 5ft tall. I got this cage from the person that I bought him from. Im considering a new cage but dont know what size or which one to get until he grows older. The bar spacing is very small, I cant fit my finger past it and whenever he presses up to the bars his nose only just fits through it so he would not be able to escape.
For a kit I would buy him a smaller, shorter cage. Something like a single unit critter nation would work well. If you want a cage he can grow into I would get a Critter Nation double unit, but close off half for now until he is bigger. You do need to change some things, cover or replace the plastic pans and remove the ramp (not chin safe). Also add more ledges, perches, and stuff.
If I understand you right you are saying he falls 5 feet!? That is very dangerous, with a cage that high you need to overlap ledges, shelves, and hammocks so he can't fall far. Until you get a new cage I would add lots and lots more ledges and/or shelves.
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Australia is an exciting country to explore whilst travelling, but it can also be extremely dangerous. Australia is known for having extremely dangerous flora and fauna, which can cause serious and even fatal injuries. But this danger is easily preventable by thorough preparation and using common sense.
Regardless of where you're travelling to, read up on the local area and the dangers within that area. For example, if travelling to Uluru, find out about the local fauna and flora that may present a risk. Do not unnecessarily risk your life by being unprepared.
When investigating your travel destination, take note of the safety recommendations for the area. Also, learn how to respond to potentially life threatening situations. For example, if you are bushwalking as part of some Great Ocean Road tours, learn about various spiders that inhabit the area and how to respond if bitten. That way, if the worst-case scenario arises and you, or you travelling companions are bitten, you know how to respond in this emergency situation. This preparation may save your or your travelling companion's life.
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Do not leave things to the last minute. Australia is a large country and there can be hundreds of kilometres between towns. As such, be aware that there can be a great distance between accommodation and fuel stations. Know where you're stops will be, and if driving, watch the petrol tank.
You should also be aware of the local culture. Whilst hitchhiking is commonplace in some countries, it is not in Australia. The great distance between towns means that hitch hiking it is generally advised against.
When you have thoroughly planed your journey, let people know where you'll be and when. That way, if something happens, people are aware of your intentions and are more likely to be able to find you.
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Australia's climate can be brutal, especially in summer. Ensure you pack enough water for your journey for each traveller. Temperatures can rise above 45 degrees Celsius, so it is very important to stay hydrated.
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Madeleine & Nathan - Gap Creek Elopement
This was such an epic way to end 2017! Madeleine & Nathan had a very small intimate affair with themselves and their mothers.
During prep for Madeleine's amazing hair and make up from Tanya @ Chic Artistry, our generator unexpectedly ran out of fuel! Tanya was left without to power to create epic day!
Instead of using a hair curler, she wet Maddie's hair put sea salt in, curled it up, waited for it to dry then let her hair out. WHALAH!
After we got through prep, we scaled a steep and gnarly slope down under the Watagens canopy for an awesome little ceremony ran by our great friend Monty King! Even the mums managed to get down there with little to no worry at all.
Once again, Cooper from the Wilderness Chef put on an EXPERT meal after the ceremony where Madeleine and Nathan could relax and enjoy their own company.
Of course all of this was topped off with the amazing floral and styling arrangements by Ash from Film & Foliage.
Shortly after, we hiked down to the bottom of the falls to burn off the calories and capture some awesome shots by Joel from Barefoot & Bearded! Not many couples can say they stood underneath a waterfall on their special day.


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Re: GRE tunnel flapping -cyberjoes Sep 2, 2015 6:22 PM (in response to cyberjoes)
More info -- we now have console logging and netflow -- yet no smoking gun -- tunnel continues to collapse -- maybe 8 times today. Provider offered something that has a possibility to be true -- that network on the netvanta CPE side has too many possible hosts and is filling the arp cache.
Yet I cannot get excited about this because the total # of mac addresses is far fewer than 512 or even 256 -- mainly I want to see the netvanta report a cache full event
Is there a way to interrogate or how do we get that reported
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -ricvil Sep 3, 2015 6:13 AM (in response to cyberjoes)1 of 1 people found this helpful
To add a little info that might help you to troubleshoot this issue. A GRE Tunnel is stateless. There is no handshake or any other sort of communication back and forth before the GRE Tunnel comes up. Technically it cannot flap as you suggest. All a GRE Tunnel does is encapsulate IP packets within a GRE header and sends them blindly to the routing table. I would start by having a permanent ping to the remote end of the outer IP Address and see if it fails. If it does you have a connectivity issue unrelated to the GRE Tunnel.
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -cyberjoes Sep 3, 2015 7:08 AM (in response to ricvil)
Yes the pings to routers stay up from end to end -- the tunnel however goes down for 30 second intervals and WAN traffic ceases. I cannot figure out how to get the Adran to tell me what is happening -- It may be happening at the adtran itself - or somewhere midstream, but I cannot get the info.
This is all supposed to be provider managed -- by a veeerrry large provider for a huge customer -- a 31 node high capacity MPLS! The provider seems to be grabbing at straws.
-- To his credit -- the provider has opened his managed CPE equipment up to us (the Adtran 3430) -- but right now is making his customer change his IP scheme, and use NATing to shrink the ARP table -- it seems possible that it could be a fix to me -- but I am doubtful -- I should see the Adtran complain that his ARP cache is full first, right?
Are you saying that this is not even a possibility?
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -ricvil Sep 3, 2015 7:20 AM (in response to cyberjoes)1 of 1 people found this helpful
If the ping to the remote outer IP stays up, then the GRE Tunnel is up. As I said before GRE is stateless so it technically cannot go down, if there is a route for the IP packets to go then they will be sent regardless of whether they reach the other end.
It sounds to me like you are having a routing issue instead. Your first post is about BGP. Try to put in a static route to a known destination just for testing and see how that goes. Your BGP session might be collapsing when the WAN gets full and all routing goes down. Careful traffic shaping/policing will be needed to give BGP priority over any other traffic, thus ensuring it never gets crowded out.
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -cyberjoes Sep 3, 2015 7:38 AM (in response to ricvil)
This is along the lines of what the carrier has been saying. And he did introduce some QoS Traffic Shaping just yesterday -- which did not help. As I understand the WAN traffic is all within this tunnel and the customer generates no other traffic -- his utilization generally stays around 10% -- with some short bursts up to 80% and beyond. The carrier is chasing the ARP theory right now -- an excerpt
"The thought was to have a sole /24 IP range on the interface reducing the ARP table entries. Adding the /16 back in as a secondary still gives us the same scenario and issues. We are still seeing the 10 . /16 IP range in the arp table and although we are well below the 256 entries all it will take is one ARP issue to recreate the problem.
That being said is it possible to have NATing implemented and allow us to have just the 192.168.155.0 /24 on the LAN interface? I realize this is a bigger setup even if temporary. The other option is to find the infected PC that is causing the ARP requests off the network."
I will research how to locate this ARP requestor -- but I am dubious
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -petersjncv Sep 3, 2015 8:26 AM (in response to cyberjoes)
The tunnel can "flap" if keepalive settings are configured on the GRE interface.
If BGP is also trying to handshake, this could be a CPU issue on the router that is causing delays in processing GRE keepalive packets and thus bringing the tunnel down. What does resource utilization look like on the router?
I think the BGP issue needs to be addressed. Is BGP supposed to be up?
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -cyberjoes Sep 3, 2015 8:55 AM (in response to petersjncv)
Keepalives are configured -- not sure if there are alternatives to consider -- a resource snapshot on the Adtran showed only 5% utilization -- not sure how to look at a utilization history.
BGP is supposed to be up -- there are the curious messages of TCP errors in the first post above
Carrier is going full throttle on the ARP cache overflow as the problem -- I don't believe he has seen an overflow though -- there is just a potential with the /16 network or so he says -- I thing in truth there are only about 100 MAC addresses
Solution in play now is to replace the Adtran with a Cisco
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -ricvil Sep 3, 2015 9:18 AM (in response to cyberjoes)
As I said before, a simple troubleshooting step will be to place a static route to a known destination to see if the ping stays up while the trouble manifests itself. If it does then its a BGP issue. If you still have doubts about the GRE Tunnel then do a 'debug int tunnel <number>'. It will clearly show you if there is an issue with it.
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -cyberjoes Sep 3, 2015 10:31 AM (in response to ricvil)
I was unable to find what the tunnel # is on the Adtran
I did run debug bgp -- If I run it on the console port I get the results I have above -- they are consistently 15 sec apart
If I run from a telnet session I get
debug BGP
2015.09.03 11:12:34 BGP.KPA VRF: -DEFAULT- x.x.x.x[109]: Sending KeepAlive
2015.09.03 11:12:34 BGP.KPA VRF: -DEFAULT- x.x.x.x[109]: Transmitting msg, type=KEEPALIVE, len=19
2015.09.03 11:12:38 BGP.KPA VRF: -DEFAULT- x.x,x,x[109]: Received KeepAlive$
BGP.KPA VRF: -DEFAULT- x.x.x.x[109]: Sending KeepAlive
This circuit is delivered as 10Mb ethernet
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -petersjncv Sep 3, 2015 9:34 AM (in response to cyberjoes)
Well one option is to adjust the keepalives or disable them completely.
You say ICMP stays up to the far end GRE endpoint, but I assume that is the GRE termination IP and not the IP on the GRE tunnel itself. With keepalives disabled, ping the far end tunnel IP and see if any drops occur.
Where is the GRE tunnel going? My guess is a term point used for other GRE tunnels that don't have problems, so that likely isn't the issue, but it should be checked if this is the only tunnel going there.
As for resources, it would be best to check them during a period when the tunnel drops out.
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -cyberjoes Sep 3, 2015 9:51 AM (in response to petersjncv)
You are right -- the edge router this tunnel goes to is terminating 29 other BGP tunnels. I only got full access to the router yesterday -- And when I said that end router to end router pings stay up even when the tunnel goes down - I have relied on others to tell me that -- and I think I got it right
The tunnel drops only last for 30 seconds -- never when we are watching --
I turned console logging to serial console port on and set it to verbose -- but it only sends banners and logins to my file -- There has to be a way that I have not found yet for this thing to tell me more
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -cyberjoes Sep 3, 2015 9:52 AM (in response to petersjncv)
What are consequences of sending no keepalives?
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -petersjncv Sep 3, 2015 10:53 AM (in response to cyberjoes)1 of 1 people found this helpful
Your GRE tunnel will stay up all the time, at least from a router interface point of view. It will only go down if the source interface IP is removed from that source interface or if the source interface goes down (cable unplugged, admin shut).
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -cyberjoes Sep 3, 2015 2:27 PM (in response to petersjncv)
so in this context, keepalives are more imnotdeads with the presumption that you are dead if I don't hear you x # of times in a row. That is interesting
Re: GRE tunnel flapping -petersjncv Sep 3, 2015 5:48 PM (in response to cyberjoes)
Something like that, yes. One main reason for it is so that the router can treat a GRE interface like a physical interface, and it will stop forwarding traffic over the interface because when it goes down, the GRE interfaces subnet is removed from the primary routing table as well as any routes pointing to an IP in that subnet.


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Capricorns are said to be persistent, hard workers. Perhaps this is why they are thought to be workaholics. They are driven to get the job done no matter how long it takes.
In fact, they may not stop with the job at hand, but go on to other jobs instead of going home and relaxing at the end of the day. They can help curb these bad habits by keeping a gratitude journal.
Aquarius is a sign given to independent people. In many ways this is a good thing. However, they have the bad habits of shutting people out of their lives. They do like novelty, though. Close relationships that involve a creative aspect are for them.
Alcoholism is one of the major bad habits of people born under the Pisces sign. The usual treatments for alcoholism apply to them, just as they do for anyone else. Bad habits like this are hard to overcome.
Aries is a sign of selfish people. The best way for them to combat this is to care for another living being. Taurus people thrive on clutter. All they need is a little direction in how to get organized. These are both fairly innocuous bad habits.
If you live with a Gemini, then you probably find yourself talking to the air at times. A Gemini has bad habits when it comes to paying attention to people talking to them. If you do not talk to them, they will eventually beg you to do so.
Cancer peoples' sugar addictions can only be aided by substituting sweets like dried fruits, for example. Their bad habits are based on oral gratification. Leos are all full of themselves. They will keep up their bad habits of bragging on themselves until they learn to be different. They can do this by practicing complimenting people.
Virgos have more habits that can be good or bad habits. It depends upon how you look at them. Virgos are bent on perfection. Nothing is ever good enough for them. If you encourage them to lighten up and have some fun, they can reduce these bad habits.
Libras love to look at pretty things. It would be nice if they would spend their time taking walks in the garden, or going to fine arts museums. However, many Libras go to another extreme. They become shopaholics to gratify the urge to be around beautiful things. These are costly bad habits to have.
Scorpio people can have the bad habits of getting very angry and holding onto that anger for a long time. Doing relaxing things like getting a massage will help them ease away their anger. Finally, there are the Sagittarians. These people have the bad habits of going overboard with honesty. They just need to learn a little compassion and tact.
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Golf carts are for more than just golf. More and more, people will buy a golf to get around their community. The Villages is a retirement community in Florida with more than 70,000 residents. It has about 100 miles of golf cart trails for residents to use. The prices for new golf carts can ran from $3,000 to $30,000. Many people are turning to pre-owned golf carts.
Tips for buying pre-owned golf carts:
- Ask about the battery. A battery can cost as much as $600 to replace. Given the entire cart costs start at $2,000 that is a big chunk of money. They should last between three and six years and have their date on them.
- Check your budget. How much can you afford? Like making any other purchase, you need to go in knowing what you want to spend. You can get a ton of features ranging from extra seats to radios and removable windshields. Some features that come standard on cars need to be added as features in a golf cart. These include headlights, horns and mirrors.
- Look at the body, tires and canopy. Look for rust or dents, the tire pressure and holes in the tires. Golf cart tires cost about $90 to replace.
- Take it for a spin. Like cars, you can test drive a pre-owned golf cart. Take it out and see how it handles. It is easy for yo to drive? Are the brakes in good working order? Is it comfortable?
- Where will you store it? You should not leave a pre-owned golf cart out in the elements. You will extend the life of the cart. Golf carts are also fairly easy to steal. By keeping it indoors you can keep it from being stolen.
Golf carts are allowed on some roads. Nine states do not let people under 13 drive golf carts and several others have limits until ages 14 or 15. Most states allow these carts to be driven on roads where the speed limit is under 35 miles per hour. It is recommended that people who plan to drive their carts on the street get horns, mirrors and headlights for safety.
Pre-owned golf carts are very affordable for many people. They allow people to get more features and options than they might be able to afford in a new model. Pre-owned golf cart dealers are located around the country near communities where they are used a lot. There are a number of pre-owned golf cart dealers in Florida, for instance.


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We all know how much I love Stephen King. My goal is to read everything he has written. Since he's so prolific, I'm reading his new ones when they come out, and then trying to catch one or two old ones each year. This year I read The Stand, am currently reading The Outsider, have Insomnia to read next month, and then another new one in the fall, Elevation. When I heard his kid was publishing under a pseudonym (kinda… his name is Joseph Hillstrom King) I was skeptical. However, I appreciated that he kept his real last name out of the picture so he could be judged on his own merit. He has four novels and two short story collections out. Horns is the third book of his I have read. I started with NOS4A2 and that book scared the crap out of me. I recently read The Fireman and enjoyed that a lot. So, when I needed to read a book with a cover I hate, I opened up my kindle, changed it to picture view instead of list view and found Horns. For some reason, my Kindle version has the movie cover. Now, I love Daniel Radcliffe and I'm sure he's great in this movie, but I really dislike movie covers on books.
Ignatius Perrish wakes up one morning with Horns growing out of his head. He quickly realizes people can see the horns, but quickly forget they are there. He also realizes people tell him their deepest darkest secrets. A year ago, Ig lost his girlfriend. She was raped and murdered, Ig was accused of it but evidence was destroyed, so the police had no choice but to let him go. Ig professed his innocence, but people still think he is guilty. Now that everyone confesses their secrets, Ig realizes some truths from his own family, including who killed his girlfriend. Ig makes it his mission to bring the killer to justice.
Joe Hill does some great writing. He has one novel that I haven't read, and I will definitely make a point to get to that one. I wouldn't say Horns is graphically scary, but it is psychologically scary. You really get sucked into Ig's revenge plot.


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Boy it has to be tough being a Cleveland Browns fan. The perennial NFL punching bag brought in former number 2 pick overall Robert Griffin III in a buy low move to try and finally solve their never-ending QB woes. Well Griffin didn't even make it to Week 2 as he suffered a broken bone in his non-throwing shoulder which placed him on IR. Griffin has a designation to return but who knows when that will be and you don't want to wait for him if you are an owner. I admit I bought a bit into the buy low deal as the price dropped so much on Griffin that he was actually looking like someone you could turn a profit on. However his old habits of not sliding when running led to the injury and so here we are again. Veteran backup Josh McCown will now become the starter again and his promotion doesn't move the fantasy football needle much. McCown has had his moments over the years and even played well a year ago for the Browns but he should not be used if you want to stay competitive. What I will say is that McCown is a better pure passer than Griffin and so tyhis could give a slight boost to rookie wideout Corey Coleman and tight end Gary Barnridge. Also no reason to hold Griffin and we have reached a point now where no one should touch him again.
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But the hour is coming, and is now here, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth, for the Father is seeking such people to worship him.
John 4:23
Every Sunday God gives us a window of opportunity to show our children and grandchildren that there is only One Being worthy of our worship—the sovereign God of the Bible. Monday through Saturday their eyes, ears, and hearts are vied for by screens, pixels, data, friends, hobbies, sports, or the latest toy on the market, keeping them busy, distracted, and entertained. One day a week they need to see a community of people who love to worship God, who cherish their times of worship together, and who truly believe that worship is the most important thing they do. We may not be conscious of it, but our children are watching us.
So how do we incorporate our covenant children into worship on the Lord's Day? What does this look like when we're talking about very young children who lack abstract thinking skills and long attention spans? Actually, it can look rather messy. I have a vivid memory of the time my husband and I were training our oldest son for worship. He was your typical three-year-old boy, full of energy and imagination. We had decided to let him color quietly during the sermon, instructing him to listen for words he understood and then draw pictures of what he heard. Apparently, this didn't sit well with a woman in the pew directly in front of us. She literally turned around, reached back with her hand, and grabbed his paper. We were stunned along with everyone else that witnessed it.
Our words as well as our actions say a lot about who we think God is and what He is like. Possibly this woman thought of God as annoyed with young children who don't sit at attention during the hour of worship. That's not to say there isn't a place for taking children out of the service when they continue to be disruptive after being corrected. This is training after all. But more often than not, our children will remember our patience and kindness as we set necessary boundaries for them. These are all things to pray about at home during the week especially during family worship, which is the best training ground for corporate worship.
Personally, I have so many memories from my childhood regarding corporate worship. My parents holding hymnals and singing with smiles on their faces taught me to do the same. Opening the Bible to where the pastor's message was derived taught me to open my Bible and attempt to find the chapter and verses myself. Seeing everyone close their eyes in prayer taught me to close my eyes and listen carefully. Observing adults at church hugging each other and cheerfully talking together taught me that this was a place of love and joy. I learned a lot about my Savior within those doors. So don't grow discouraged when your preschoolers interrupt your concentration during the sermon. You are building a legacy in their lives week by week, month by month, year by year. They are absorbing things of infinite value.
Here are some helpful ideas for training children in worship.
Ages five and under (Focus on respect for other worshipers, participation, and developing listening skills
1. Teach your children to stand when the congregation stands, to hold a hymnal, and to close their eyes during prayers.
2. Train them to sit, not crawl around (which disturbs others around you).
3. Train them to look towards the front of the church, not at people behind them.
4. Teach them to use Bibles, hymnals, and bulletins quietly.
5. Train them to keep their feet down, not on the rack of Bibles and hymnals in front of them.
6. Have them draw the words they hear in preparation for note taking. Ask them to share their "notes" on the drive home or at mealtime.
Ages six and older
- Teach your child to takes notes, starting with words and then sentences. You can even write down Bible words for the younger end of this category and have your child place check marks next to the words when they hear the pastor say them, such as God, Jesus Christ, Savior, sin, Gospel, Holy Spirit, love, truth, obey, etc.
2. Practice singing the doxology and hymns during family worship so that your child becomes familiar with the words and tunes. (This pertains to younger children as well.)
3. Formulate simple questions before the worship service that your child can answer afterwards. For example, "What did the pastor teach us about Jesus today?" Ask your child to share his or her answers on the way home.
Many of these ideas concern outward behavior or form. That is not our goal in training children for worship, but the forms provide the framework for our children to observe and absorb greater spiritual realities as they see us delighting in the worship of the One who created us for His own glory. Just like their parents, children will worship something or someone. Corporate worship is a means of grace that God often uses to change hearts, including the hearts of our children. As the pastor preaches God's word each week and your child has trouble sitting still, remember that God is sovereign even over their squirms and fidgets. Let them serve as reminders to pray for the work of the Holy Spirit in your child's life, that one day soon they might hear with ears of faith and join us in true worship from the heart.


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At least five people were killed while over 20 others were injured after a lone perpetrator staged what authorities believe to be a terrorist attack just outside the United Kingdom parliament in Westminster.
Those who died include a police officer and the suspect himself along with other civilians, GMA News Online reports.
According to authorities, it all started when the suspect started mowing down pedestrians with a vehicle on the Westminster Bridge before crashing into railings.
Armed with a knife, the suspect alighted from his car and proceeded to stab a nearby police officer. It was at this point where the suspect was shot by other members of the police force.
The moment when gunfire rang in the air was recorded by a tourist.
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As a close ally of the United States, the UK is prone to terrorist attacks like these. A similar incident occurred back in May 2013 where a soldier was stabbed by two British Islamists along a street in southeast London.
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ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister, Mohammad Ishaq Dar on Monday said that Pakistan is expecting World Bank to consider Dassu Hydro Project and would appreciate US support for this project which is very important for energy sector.
In a meeting with a US delegation led by Marisa Lago, Assistant Secretary, International Markets and Development on the occasion of 47th annual meeting of Board of Governors of Asian Development Bank, Ishaq Dar said that Pakistan is going ahead with Diamer Bhasha Dam Project also which would serve the dual purpose of generating electricity and would act as a water reservoir for both agriculture and flood controls.
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You smile all over yourself. I love how you grin at everyone but reserve the really big ones for familiar faces. You are a charmer.
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Henry randomly gave you some loving this week. He doesn't always love sharing the attention, but we are getting there. You tolerate the shoves and screams well.
You are precious at bedtime. Right before you fall asleep, you give this goofy grin that just melts me. It doesn't matter how hard the day has been, that smile makes it all go away.
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