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I rescue dogs. In my spare time, I am a lawyer. Neither makes for a particularly chipper disposition. This hasn't really hurt me as I was never known for my charm and I get by on native intelligence.
Sometimes, I think the world is overrun with stupid people and my expectations of my fellow man are so low that I believe they have hit rock bottom. Then people excavate a crawl space below my lowest expectations.


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POST: 'SpongeBob Squarepants' - Grinning Like An Idiot
What it's about
Complete with all of the beloved, and some might say iconic characters that populate Bikini Bottom, The Spongebob Squarepants musical is the epic tale of Spongebob and his friends fighting to save Bikini Bottom from a volcanic apocalypse.
My experience.
I am not in any way exaggerating when I say that I was looking forward to seeing this show for weeks leading up to it. Spongebob is super special to me - as a weird, bookish, awkward kid, the off-beat humor of the show spoke to me from the first time I saw it. That being said, I was super skeptical of a Broadway musical inspired by my favorite cartoon. When I first heard about it, I assumed it was a sell-out move, a shameless cash grab, if you will. I think I just assume that if something on Broadway has a name that people will recognize, and is family friendly, and is also attached to a multi-billion dollar merchandising venture, it's gonna be more about selling tickets than anything else.
But, by the time I slipped into my seat at the very tippy top of the mezzanine, all the way to the side, I'd had plenty of time in line to google more about the production. I was kind of surprised, and definitely intrigued to see that the director was a cutting edge, experimental legend, Tina Landau, whose work I'd seen at the Public Theatre and who I'd read about in school. And the music was written by a ton of pop music icons, from T.I. to David Bowie (RIP).
And OMG, the set. It was all neon and shiny, and repurposed everyday items. There were weird and mysterious contraptions, and even a shrine to Spongebob Merchandise right next to the stage (a great photo opp for the hundreds of families in the theatre, though I was sadly too far away). It felt like the creators of the show were acknowledging Spongebob's mass commercial appeal, like they were in on it, thus making it less capitalistic and icky. Also, the color scheme was super creative - lots of blue obviously, but hues of pink, orange, and yellow as well. They didn't hit you over the head with nautical stuff, though, it was more about the colorful, coral aesthetic.
The entire show was allowed to exist parallel with the cartoon Spongebob universe, creating its own interpretations of characters, songs, and references, rather than trying to copycat the aesthetic of the TV show to a T. Pearl, Mr. Krabs' daughter, was my fave singer of the bunch, she had PIPES for days! I didn't want to embarass myself, but of course I did when the song "Best Day Ever" came on after Spongebob and his pals (especially Sandy, #whoruntheworld #girls) saved the day. I know this sounds cliche, but I was grinning like an idiot for the entire show, because I felt like I was experiencing sticky sweet nostalgia and something completely fresh at the same time. Also, huge shout out for diversity of casting. In this world, sea creatures were represented not just by people of many races, but also by people who had lots of different ways of presenting themselves - from dreads and afros to funky jumpsuits and blonde bobs. The world of Bikini Bottom was a diverse parallel NYC type of universe, and there were some important messages in the show about accepting, rather than scapegoating, outsiders. While Bikini Bottom is quick to blame land-dweller Sandy for the impending apocalypse, she ends up saving the day with science. As an adult, I was so happy to walk out of the show even more proud of being a Spongebob fan than I was when I walked in.
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The Agricultural Business Council of Kansas City is hosting a roundtable forum on the food/ag business outlook. The roundtable will feature a number of key executives from some of the region's most influential companies.
Panel Moderator: Terry Christenberry, Managing Director, CC Capital Advisors, Inc.
Keynote: Esther George, president & CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
- Kevin Barth, President, Commerce Bank
- Dr. Albrecht Kissel, President & CEO, Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica
- John Lagemann, Senior Vice President, John Deere
- Fran Malecha, CEO, Compass Minerals
- Ken McCauley, President, K & M Farms Inc., and Past President, National Corn Growers Association
- Pat Ottensmeyer, President & CEO, Kansas City Southern
Cost: $50/members; $65/non-members
Presented by: John Deere & Bryan Cave
Sponsored by: Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council, Rabo AgriFinance, & Kansas Corn.
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Senior Sales Engineer
Acquia, Midwest - Remote
Acquia, is transforming the digital strategies of companies all over the world with our open cloud platform. We are passionate and relentlessly committed to helping our clients create digital experiences that are more relevant, personalized, and built for a fast-changing, always-connected, mobile-first world. Headquartered in the US, we have been named as one of North America's fastest growing software companies as reported by Deloitte and Inc. Magazine, and have been rated a leader by the analyst community and named one of the Best Places to Work by the Boston Business Journal. We are Acquia. We are building for the future of the web, and we want you to be a part of it.
Acquia is seeking a US-based Senior Sales Engineer to join the Pre-sales team in support of our rapidly growing business.
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With all the travels I have made this year, it's quite hard to believe - even for myself - that in this fourth quarter I am finally taking my first vacation. For the occasion, my good friend Cath and I have decided to meet in Indonesia for a full three-weeks of adventure with nothing planned but a first flight from Jakarta to Yogyakarta. I met Cath in Montreal during my first master's degree in Project Management. With her still living there and my short term assignment in China brought to a term, we coordinated both our flight schedules to minimize the waiting time at the airport before officially kicking off vacation season.
A window to the Indonesian Culture
We had agreed not to visit Jakarta as the comments and reviews from many friends were not very encouraging. Heavy traffic and uninterresting architechture would make this commute more of a hassle than anything else, so we've agreed to skip Indonesia's capital city and fly directly to Yogyakarta (aka Jogja) a few hours after my arrival. With a few hours to kill before our flight, we found a small restaurant in the terminal which would not only provide us with food and refreshments, but also a flavor of the country's laidback culture which would later on be found to be a common theme throughout our travel. We must have attempted at least five time to order items on the menu only to have the veiled waitress go to the kitchen and come back ten minutes later to tell us: "Sorry, finish." Way to kill an hour as she used her broken English to tell us the item we ordered was sold out or not available on this particular day. We finally ended up having a delicious Soto Ayam (chicken soup) and Nasi Goreng (rice with grilled chicken and vegetables) as we were both waiting for our cellphone batteries to charge a little. We also ordered coffee - an absolute essential fix for Cath who was fighting a brutal jetlag all the way from the Montreal. That coffee never came. The waitress either forgot it or was too shy to come back yet a sixth time to tell us it was also "finish". As we were slowly approaching the departure time, the screens around the terminal still did not display the "boarding" signal we were waiting for - something I was already acquainted with in China as it is very common to see flights being delayed at least two hours. Indeed, we ended up taking off exactly two hours later than the original scheduled departure, but there is nothing to be worried about since my biggest concern while on vacation is to find a good spot where I can spend the next three hours reading a book. When we finally landed in Yogyakarta, a sea of flowered shirt moustache men approached us simultaneously just outside the passenger zone as they were trying to embark us as customers in their taxi. Rule of thumb: when someone approaches you to push a sale, that person usually does not offer the best deal in town. Indeed, we only had to walk a few meters outside the terminal to find a city bus which would bring us to our booked accommodation in 30 minutes for 5000 IDR (0.30 EUR) per person. After checking into our hotel, Cath really wanted to go for a swim in the outdoor pool. The hotel staff was courteous enough to let us to go for a quick dip after open hours as long as we kept quiet not to disturb the other guests sleeping. We only had time to swim for a few minutes before the fun got interrupted by a bat oddly flying a little too close to the water. I don't know if you have ever seen a bat flying, but they look like they are about to crash into something every second. We decided to call it a night and go back up to our room as we remembered that bats only see at night using echolocation. We had no desire to end up face to face with it should the echo not return to its ears fast enough.
Birthday Bash on JALAN MARIBORO
The next day happened to be my birthday and my friend Cath surprised me with a series of birthday cards from back home during breakfast at the hotel. These included a card from herself, another from my fellow allumni and finally, one from my dear family. How did she manage to pull such a trick? Thoughtful Cath got in touch with my friends from school and with my sister through social media. She coordinated with them to have everyone sign the cards before placing them into her luggage. Later, I learnt that the toughest part was to coordinate the signatures with my siblings. With my brother living in the West Island and my other sister in Ottawa, it turned out to be quite the challenge to gather everyone's messages on that card. I also leant that my poor sister living in Ottawa made the trip to Montreal on a weekday in the evening and went back very early the next morning to be on-time for work. I won't lie, reading those cards made me smile, but also brought a few tears to my face as Cath captured the whole scene on camera to share with my family. As much as the fulfillment is huge, it's not an easy thing to live away from the people you love. It's definitely comforting to know that you have their support even from a distance. On that nostalgic morning, off we went about our day to the Borobudur Temple (described in a section below) and on our way back, it was time to treat ourselves. What better way to spend your birthday than to go for a massage. Wa had made arrangements at a spa near our hotel for a 90-minute Hot Stone Massage. However, the highly anticipated experience was not to the level we expected. Although the Javanese Massage was great, the Hot Stone part was very disappointing as I still had in memory the amazing experience from the Golden Lotus in Saigon the week before. The masseuses did not seem to master the technique at all. In fact, they did not even know how to operate the stone heating machine. It got a little awkward as I could hear them trying to figure out how to make the machine work while I was still laying on the table face down. My guess is that the hot stone masseuse was off that day, so the spa manager found a workaround to accommodate us. In the low touristic season, you can't really afford to lose business. On our way out of the spa, we were ready to head for dinner on Jalan Mariboro - the epicenter of Jogja. Walking down the main road, we scouted for a good local restaurant. In my very own experience, a good indicator of whether the food is good is the amount of locals sitting in. Even better if there are a lot of women, as this feminine validation represents for me a "Homemade Quality Stamp". Sure enough, one of the tents - set up and tore down daily on the promenade - was pretty crowded, so we removed our shoes beforing entering the dining area (as per the local tradition dictates), sat on the carpet at one of those low tables and ordered traditional Indonesian dishes accompanied with two cups of delicious Wedang Uwuh - the traditional Jogja tea which we failed to find for the rest of our trip as we didn't know at the time that it was a regional specialty. I guess I'll have to pull the recipe out the web and attempt to retreive its taste at when I get back home. As expected, food was authentic and delicious - two qualities I am searching for in every meal while on travel. After dinner, we went up and down Jalan Mariboro before heading back to our quarters. It only took a few steps to be asked by a local (who - for some obscure reason - knew that we were French Canadians) to approach us and propose to bring us to an arts and crafts market to see some paintings made by local artists. Of course, we refused the offer, but he insisted that the market was only open for another hour and that we absolutely needed to see it. Not my first rodeo, my friend! I just came back from China! Your scamming techniques don't impress me! As we were ready to call it a night and get some rest, the local bar on the corner played live reggae music, inviting us to pursue the celebration further. Anyone who knows me well also knows how much I love live music, especially when it's anything like rap / reggae / funk / soul. So we got into the bar, cheered quite a few times and even engaged in conversations with locals with some of the Bob Marley classics playing before us. It couldn't get any better (or at least I thought). At one point, the tiniest skinniest girl at our table stood up, hopped on stage and started singing "Welcome to Jamrock" (by Damian Marley) in the most reggae-like voice ever! Not only she killed it on stage, but she surprised us as we could barely keep our jaws above the ground while hearing her. Despite the fact that I was away from home, it was a great birthday as most of the elements I like were gathered in one day. Between the cards, the temple visit, the massage, the food, the music and of course the great company, I could not have asked for a better birthday considering the circumstances. At least, one of my close friends was present and she managed very well to make this day a special one for me. Thanks, Cath!
We pursued the festivities as we booked transportation for the day through a tourist desk and headed to the Borobudur Buddhist Temple - a very impressive structure in the middle of the jungle used to comemorate Buddha through ceremonies and offerings. Java Island is mostly Muslim today, but still holds some of the most beautiful remains of the buddhist and hinduist cultures that once we much more present in the country. That was one of the few times that we hired services from a tourist desk as we always found better deals using the Grab app. Indeed, we thought we had a financal advantage to book the journey through an agency on the side of the road as Cath was comparing the tour price with the ones listed in her travel guide, but we were very surprised to find out on the way to the temple that the price only included transportation and we still had to pay for the entrance fees on-site. Of course, this information was not explicitly displayed or even given to us verbally as we booked the trip. So, we kept it to Grab for the rest of the trip unless this preferred option was unavailable. At the temple, Cath's goldie locks and blue eyes attracted lots of curious locals. Soon enough, a sea of children gathered around her to take selfies "for good luck", as they nicely put. I did not generate the same buzz with my black hair and brown eyes, so I turned out to be the photograph throughout the session. A few groups did ask to take pictures with me as they were impressed with my unusual height for the region, but it was not nearly as much as the keen interest they had for Cath, the Forbidden Fruit. We even had to walk around the sight strategically in order to take pictures without being interrupted by enthusiastic children. We were very happy to take time to bond with them and even exchange a few words in basic-level English. We knew this type of bonding won't happen everywhere in Indonesia as some other regions are extremely touristy, so we thought we'd enjoy it while it lasted. At sunset, it was time to leave and head back to town. The exit to the sight was located at the opposite side of the parking area. We did wonder why we had to go all the way to the other side instead of exiting from where we entered. It was all sorted out when we got a little closer to a large market area which we had to go through in order to reach our driver waiting for us. It is a way of assuring business to the locals as they are trying to make a living. The IKEA concept applied to tourism, if you will.
The next day, we had plans to visit Prambanan - another very impressive temple and yet, so different from Borobudur we have just visited the day before. However, we had no desire to pay once more the sucker price through an improvised travel desk on the side of the road. So, we called a driver and "Grabbed it" to Prambanan for pocket change. The structure was very impressive and fun to walk around. The main reason why Prambanan is so different than Borobudur is that Prambanan is a Hindu Temple, whereas Borobudur was Buddhist. Prambanan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the largest Hindu temple site in Indonesia, and one of the biggest in Southeast Asia. Back in the 9th Century, we could count as many as 240 structures on the site. Today, most of them were destroyed by earthquakes throughout the years. However, the six biggest ones were either preserved or reconstructed, so we could still enjoy their beauty today. As you can see on the picture, the structures are very high and impressive as I look very small sitting on the stairs. Of course, the same drill applied on our way out of the sight as we had to go through a neverending market and let ourselves be tempted by local arts and crafts before finally reaching the exit. It was nonetheless a fun experience which we turned into a photoshoot session. There were just enough tourists so we could take shots here and there without having anyone in the background - a craft we learned to perfect throughout the travel. Of course, it got a little more complicated and even impossivle in other regions of Indonesia.
With both Borobudur and Prambanan checked off our list of sights to visit, there was nothing much we absolutely wanted to see around Yogyakarta. Although we really enjoyed the sights and the particular flavours of the region, it was time to keep going as both of us were really excited to hike up a volcano. With that said, we woke up early on the next day and headed to the train station for an 8-hour ride to Malang, in East Java.


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"ADS-B Understanding and Preparing"
Topic: Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast System, Equipment operation and mandated requirements.
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Wandering Large Iceberg Will Soon 'Die Off'
NASA has recently released a photo of the largest iceberg that started its journey in 2000. It seems that the largest iceberg, called B-15 that separated from Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf eighteen years ago is close to ending his voyage.
The size of B-15 was almost the size of Connecticut (160 nautical miles long and 20 nautical miles wide). But along its journey, it got broken into small pieces that melted away. Now, there are four huge pieces. One of the is almost dying off, according to evidence from the National Ice Center.
Approaching Its End
The part of the iceberg that is now getting near its end is called B-15Z. NASA, astronauts aboard the International Space Station, snapped a photo of it on May 22, showing that its size is now ten nautical miles long and five nautical miles wide.
The agency believes that, even though the size makes this iceberg "trackable," it will soon disintegrate into small pieces and melt. The photo already shows fissures at the center, and around the ages, pieces of the iceberg are falling off.
The currents took B-15Z for a trip, and by 22 May it was close to South Georgia Islands. NASA explained that "icebergs that make it this far have been known to rapidly melt and end their life cycles here."
Kelly Brunt is a NASA glaciologist, and knows that B-15Z is close to its end:
"They tend to pond with water, which then works its way through the iceberg like a set of knives."
What NASA didn't mention is if climate change has something to do with the rapid melting of the iceberg. However, a couple of months ago, a study showed that the ice sheet in Antarctica is melting five times faster than it was previously expected, due to the warm ocean water that melts the ice under the seabed.
Rex Austinwas born and raised in Thunder Bay Ontario on the shores of Lake Superior. Apart from running his own podcast (Ice Fishing And Other "Cool" Things), he spends his time canoeing and backpacking in Northern Ontario.. As a journalist Rex has published stories for Global News (Thunder Bay) we well as Buzz Feed and Joystiq. As a contributor to Great Lakes Ledger, Rex most covers science and health stories. Contact Rexhere


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Cayman Athletic were one of the most successful youth teams last season and coach Ernie 'Gillie' Seymour received many accolades in the process.
At the recent Cayman Islands Football Association awards Cayman Athletic took many honours, but Seymour feels he did not get the right one.
He said: "My award was for Coach of the Year in the Under-15 Division but my players and club officials were not too happy about that because we won the U-17 league and FA Cup we were undefeated and scored over 100 goals in the process and in the U-15 Division we just won the league and were runners-up in the FA Cup.
"Whoever did the nominations got this one wrong and if they made their decision based on making everyone happy then they should have given the awards based on who deserved them in the appropriate areas."
Since Athletic's inauguration in 2006 they have won numerous titles, both here and abroad. One achievement Gillie is particularly proud of is the runners-up award for the 2012 Disney Wide World of Sports U-18 Trophy Final in which they were defeated by a college team from Peru 2-1 in August.
"That was one of our highlights for the season along with winning the U-17 league and FA Cup undefeated, U-15 league championship undefeated for the past four seasons and U-15 FA Cup runner-up after being champions for the past three seasons.
"We also achieved our objective to remain in the Premier League after being promoted there a season ago and were semi-finalists in the men's FA Cup for the second season straight after being runners-up last season.
"Our hopes for the 2012-13 season is to improve the performances of our young talented players so that they can inspire to pursue whatever future dreams they have whether it be a sports scholarship, professional contract or just be a good citizen." He prefers to groom well-rounded, respectful youths rather than unruly, spiteful genius players.
Athletic players who received awards at the CIFA function were a proud reflection of Gillie's philosophy. They were: Ernie Jacques: MVP for the U-17 FA Cup 2012; Jamaal Seymour (Gillie's son):top goal scorer in the U-17 league; Joshewa Frederick, top goal scorer and Player of the Year in the U-15 league and D'Andre Rowe, top goal scorer in the U-13 League. Also, Shakur Welcome won the award for Goalkeeper of the Year for both U-15 and U-17 divisions.
Jamaal Seymour has played so well recently that he was selected last week by Dutch coach Roy Wilhelm to go to Holland in March for a two-week tryout with top club Willem ll Tilburg.
Gillie is grateful to all the support Athletic has received. "We would like to say a big thank you to all the people and companies who have sponsored us over the years, especially Julian Wood from Central Cooling Air-Conditioning who have and still sponsors our uniforms for all of our teams and has helped us tremendously in obtaining other sponsors as well and to the Ministry of Sports for the stipend they have been giving us to help with our expenses.
"We want to say thanks to our past presidents and vice presidents, John Henry Ebanks, Irvin Banks, Paulette Conolly-Bailey and Antwan 'Chico' Seymour and their families for helping to get us up and going and still continue to support us."
He also thanked Angelita Seymour, Shari Seymour, Marie Martin, John Nixon, Juliet Suberan, Joy Foster, Karen Diaz, Jenny Seymour, Delphenia Ebanks, Omar Ebanks, Lovetta Frederick, Lovane 'Pelo' Joven, Randy Myles, Mr and Mrs Andrew Holiness, Lee Seymour, Donna Smith, Clovis Smith, Lantaya Stephenson, Desiree Ebanks, Noreen Dixon, Patricia Bodden, Christopher Durrant and all the other supporters.
Gillie added: "For our trip to the Disney Wide World of Sports Football Tournament we want to say a special thank you to Mike Adam and Premier McKeeva Bush and their ministries, Karen Diaz, Dart Enterprises, Cayman Airways, Cayman Contractor Store, ECay Online and Shari Seymour. Without their major contribution to the trip it would not have been possible and the boys dedicated the runners-up trophy to them."
Gillie emphasises to his players that it is the spirit of playing fairly and in a sporting manner that is most important.
He said: "At Cayman Athletic Sports Club we're not just about winning football games as some people say. Those people stay on the outside and form their opinion of us and according to some of them, all I do is shout and swear at the players and if that's the case then what an excellent record I have for doing so!
"With all my experience and education and the many hours I've spent studying this game that we all love so much I find all the negativity hard to swallow especially from some of my own people who have never even taken the time and sacrificed long hours away from their families and business like I've done to coach the kids over the many years, especially the not so fortunate ones who are at risk.
"We are advocates of education and sports being compatible. We even have a scholastic coordinator in the club but we are still short on human resources.
"Maybe some of those critics should come out of their shell and help instead of being negative trying to tear people like myself down who have given so much time to the kids of the Cayman Islands over the many years.
"We encourage the players to study and play and at the same time be a success in both fields. If this was not the case then all of those players who came out of my past programmes and obtain sports scholarships would not be back home here today with their college degrees including my own son Atwan Seymour who is an electrical engineer at CUC.
"We also cover all the other areas of football which is the physical, technical, tactical, psychological and social aspects.
"The players are given weekly lectures on what is a proper diet, exercise and rest. We also have lectures on life skills through football and how it relates. The great Pele called football the beautiful game and said that it is life.
"But regardless of what we do it is still left to the players and what they want. The old adage says: 'You can take the horse to the water but you can't make him drink it'."
Gillie feels justified in trying to explain himself because he feels unnecessarily criticised.
He said: "A referee here made a statement to one of my loyal supporters that all I wanted to do was win everything, so him and some of his colleagues conspired against me to try and stop me from winning everything by making bad calls against my team and I got this information from a good source.
"They even cut the duration of our games because my team was winning by a large margin and we have facts about this too.
"That is not right and it is not good for the game and that is one of the contributing factors why I am banned from the bench today because when the referees threw me off the bench for just asking a simple question and I stood up for my rights they wrote what they wanted in their reports so that they could get rid of me.
"I have proof that I did nothing wrong to be thrown off the bench in the first place. So the Football Association Disciplinary Committee slapped me with a one year ban to keep me away from the children and refused to accept the truth even at the appeal hearing.
"I am still the one coaching those same children because they have no other coach and definitely not one of those members on those two committees and any CIFA member is going to come out and coach them.
"Also, the job I am doing is making CIFA look good because they are the ones who are telling FIFA about these youth programmes they have going on in the Cayman Islands yet we are doing all the work and paying them to play in their leagues. We are even paying the referees and we are amateurs!"


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text: Share: Comments Print January 26, 2012 at 9:00 AM VIDEO: Amazing goal and morning links Posted by Joshua Mayers https://youtube.com/watch?v=auAUL6FUJgk * * * Here is Dani Alves just before halftime in the big Barcelona-Real Madrid game yesterday. Yowza. Alves and Co. just held on to advance in the Copa del Rey and this turned out to be the deciding goal. Anyways, onto the morning links: — Only one player was rated higher than Jeff Parke in these ESPN grades of the U.S. win in Panama last night. Parke was more middle of the pack according to MLSsoccer.com. Brad Evans also got mixed results. — A couple interesting videos from SoundersFC.com: a 1v1 with new defender Marc Burch and another clip with players talking about the new ball. — You gotta check out this Ultimate Soccer Draft over at SI.com. — Bolton finalized its acquisition of New York's Tim Ream this morning from . Along the same lines, the league website has an interesting look at some big transfers that didn't go through. — Here's a good roundup of open tryout information for local PDL teams. — Lastly, a pretty embarrassing own goal… Comments


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Hello from Swaziland!
Thank you, thank you , thank you for the amazing time back in the United States. We can see that the Lord is moving in the Church and in the lives of individuals as they say, "Yes Lord, we want more of you and less of what the world has to offer."
We are very thankful that we had so many opportunities to deepen our relationships with people who have a heart to take the gospel of Jesus Christ to the nations … and specifically a heart for what the Lord is doing in Swaziland through us.
Thank you for your hospitality … for letting us stay in your homes … for feeding us … the dinners at restaurants … the dinners in your homes … for the books … the Starbucks gift cards … the camera ….. the love ….. the financial gifts … the times of fun, fellowship and laughter … thank you for sharing your lives with us! We pray that the Lord bless you as you have blessed us! Hebrews 6:10 says; " God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them."
Now that we are back, we are excited and feel God's grace is upon us to proceed with what the Lord has placed before us, "to make ready a people prepared for the Lord." Lk. 1:17
Please join us in praying for a move of God's Spirit throughout the leadership of Swaziland; for grace to develop Kingdom relationships that will bring new inroads into the spread of the Gospel; and, that resources continue to come in to build healthy disciples through bible training, and caring for the orphan, poor and the widow.
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My nephew, Drake and I had the privilege of going to Ranger's game this week at the invitation of my good friends, Russell, Drake, and Chuck. It turned out to be a beautiful evening, Russell's sweet wife, Laura made us hotdogs, and the Rangers won 12-1 (this really might be the year Ranger's fans!).
I've been going to baseball games for more than 45 years, but I saw something this week that will be forever etched in my memory. I watched a man fall. It was a horrific scene. The man reached over the railing to catch a foul ball and he literally tumbled from the upper deck, to the ground level seats. Fortunately, the gentleman is doing okay now, but the fact that he survived the fall is incredible.
We learned later that he actually fell on top of four people (which turned out to be good for him) who are all doing fine as well. The reaction of the home plate umpire indicates the severity of what happened. He saw the fall and turned away in what seemed to be terror. He then halted the game for twenty minutes or so (it seemed like an hour).
One outfielder was lying face down on the field and you could see his pain. Groups of players were standing around looking up in disbelief. I think I saw some players praying. The ballpark grew silent and still. Even after play resumed, there was an awkward feel about the rest of the game.
It was one of the most eerie, surreal feelings I have ever experienced in my life. I said a quiet prayer for the man but to witness this gentlemen tumbling to the ground, wanting badly to reach out to save him with no ability to be able to do so was an empty feeling. I wondered about his family, about his future, and about his soul.
I've thought about it a number of times since it happened. I've also thought about the millions of people who live within a hundred mile radius of where I live who are falling every day. There are people all around us who are tumbling toward eternity with no one to catch him or her or soften the fall. If they do not come in contact with Jesus and change the direction of their life the fall will be catastrophic. They will be separated from God and everything that is good throughout eternity.
They have no spiritual lifeline and I wonder how often we pause to think about them, or try to keep them from falling. Here are just a few suggestions for those of us who would like to help someone who is falling. Please feel free to add your suggestions.
(1) Be more aware of people around us who do not know Jesus. We must remember that one cannot be saved without Christ (John 14:6). We need to have hearts for those without Christ. There is a poem that we learned many years ago that says, "For others Lord, for others, let this my motto be; help me to live for others, that I may live like Thee."
(2) Be willing to tell others what you know about Jesus. The Apostle Paul said that people couldn't hear unless someone is willing to tell (Romans 10:14). We must tell what we know. We should always be searching for more opportunities to invite people to worship with us, to study with us and to pray with us.
(3) Show others what it means to live like Jesus. The greatest sermon that can be preached is not necessarily audible. We should show people Christ in our life and we should show others the joy of living the Abundant life (Please read: 2 Corinthians 3:1-4; John 10:10).
(4) Pray every day for everyone around us who have not come in contact with the saving blood of Jesus (Romans 10:1). Take some time every day to pray for specific family members, friends, co-workers, and others who need to know our Savior.
Dear Father, we thank you that the man who fell at the ball game in Texas the other night is going to be okay. We are thankful that the people who cushioned his fall have no serious injuries as well. But Father, we pray for those all around us who are falling without Jesus. We pray that we will do our part, through our prayers, our words and our lives to help them. Dear God, help us to reach out to the people who are a part of our life who do not know our Savior. Father, help us to be more aware of those around us and help us to tell as many people as we possibly can about Jesus.


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The video above steps through how I leveraged keyword research, <p> elements, <h1> elements, URL slugs, and <img> alt tags to rank #1 for several meaningful, niche keywords.
Next is an audit of my other posts, which can be replicated o nyour personal or company blog.
In the screenshot below, I've organized my highest traffic blog posts by a few dimension:
Note, the post "learn to code" actually has more traffic than the top listed pages, but that traffic was driven primarily by referral traffic from forums and communities, vs Google Search.
This highlights why it's important to first rank our content by their Channel (Organic, Referral, etc) before prioritizing additional content or improvements.
My next step is to prioritize a few posts to improve, or new topics I can write about, based on the proof of concept from these rankings.
Because my blog is primarily focused on marketing, leadership, and sales, I'm going to ignore the "how to hack neopets" and "i have tourette's" content, even though they rank highly.
Not only is this focus a better use of my skillset, but it also ensures I'm driving relevant visitors to my website. Folks searching "how to hack neopets" are likely teenagers or kids, vs marketers, and I don't have anything valuable to offer them.
For this exercise I would focus on "Music Market Fit" and "Learn to Code," because those pieces of content are relevant to my RCP, marketers.
As a reminder from the previous lecture, this post by my friend Nat offers specific insights into a similar filtering methodology for your content, and how to improve it.
While keyword research generally encourages writing more content, QuickBooks used it to delete 2,000 blog posts and increase traffic 44% with less content.


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Hourly Comic Day finally up
My Hourly Comic Day strips are finally up here. It was a rather rough day. Fun though. But at some point you noticed that you were hogging up way too much time per strip... Thanks to Markus and Jouni for your contribution at the end. I'm sure my strip would've been better off without you. XDJust kidding.


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You will not believe that these muffins were made without eggs or butter!
They are moist and delicious with just the right amount of sweetness AND they're low in fat if you omit the chopped pecans. They raise up nice and high and serve as a substantial breakfast muffin. The secret? I used mashed boiled or steamed sweet potato instead of the butter and a flax egg (flax meal plus water) instead of the egg. You get the binding ingredients of the egg, the sweetness of the sweet potato and no guilt, no way! I prepared mine with both fresh raspberries on the side and also with jam. I couldn't decide which one I liked more, so you can decide for yourself. These are delicious enough to have for dessert as well. I made mine in square muffin tins but you can use a standard muffin tin.
Total Time 40 minutes
Prep time: 20 minutes
Cook time 20 minutes
Yields 9 muffins
Level: Easy
- 1.5 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 t. baking powder
- 1 t. baking soda
- 1/2 t. salt
- 1 T. freshly ground flax meal (grind whole flax seeds in high speed blender, then measure 1 T.) mixed with 3 T. water, chilled in fridge for 15 minutes while preparing other ingredients.
- 3 ripe bananas
- 3/4 c. agave nectar
- 1/3 c. cooked, mashed sweet potato (I buy frozen, cubed sweet potato in the freezer section then pull out just the amount I need for recipes.)
- 1/4 c. chopped pecans (optional)
- Coconut oil (approximately 1/2 to 1 T.)
- Powdered sugar for garnish
- 12-cup muffin tin
- 1.5 cups fresh raspberries or raspberry preserve
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
- Mix flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt in bowl until thoroughly incorporated. Set aside.
- In a separate bowl, mix bananas, agave nectar, flax mixture, sweet potato and pecans (if using) until thoroughly blended. Slowly add in flour mixture until all ingredients are incorporated.
- Lightly oil 9 cups of a 12 cup muffin tin with coconut oil, just enough to keep muffins from sticking.
- Evenly distribute mixture to 9 of the cups. The rest will remain empty. Bake for 20 minutes at 375 degrees.
- Let muffins cool approximately 10 minutes. Sprinkle lightly with powdered sugar. Serve with fruit preserves or fresh fruit.


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Let me say how much I LOOOOOVVVEEE department store mountainbikes. Adults, kids, whoever, they are all P.O.S. That's the code for labor on one of them. I hope you can figure out what the abbrev means. Not only that I need some POS hand soap b/c of the extra large amount of either chain lube or really....WD-40 that's dripping off of the chain. Man, just bite the bullet, get out the paper or plastic and get your kid a single speed bmx bike. There definitly is a maturity for kids to operate geared bikes. If you spend $79.99 at Bla-Mart and it doesn't run out of the gate AND it needs something like 80 bucks in shop labor to make it safe and operating properly...something is wrong here. And having the shop that backs you for the life of the bike regarding adjustments on it is important too. Do ya think that Bob from the Lawn and Garden dept that assembles grills is going to get the bike right, probably not, not even hot. haha. As we used to say at the prev shop I worked at, 'Cheap to buy, expensive to fix.' Mine is, 'Nothing fixes worn bike parts like a new bike...' Enuff of that!
The MRI on the knee went well this morning. Drifted off, relaxing, meditating, imagining building up the Jamis Comet that I had left on the stand last night. This bike for the money has all kinds of stink hanging off of it. Full Ultegra, Easton hoops, Kinesium light weight frame, carbon rear brake stay (which looks just like the one on the Bianchi Giro/San Mateo). Killer paint job and rock hard cranks! Bike review coming soon on that stead. I have some particular stretches from the doc to loosen the IT band area. We'll see how they go.
Go Team Discovery. Go Phonak. I want Floyd to do well since he hails from my area, what a machine. I was stoked to see George H. do well in the prologue. Kicking it at the Paris-Roub must be paying off.


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Serves: 4 | Preparation Time: 20 min
- ½ l Chicken Stock
- vegetable oil for frying
- 1 tablespoon Sesame Paste
- 1 tablespoon caster sugar
- 1 tablespoon rice wine vinegar
- 3 tablespoons light soy sauce
- ½ tablespoon Ginger Finely chopped
- ½ tablespoon Garlic finely chopped
- ½ tablespoon Chilli Oil
- 2 teaspoons Fresh Green peppercorns
- 1½ tablespoons Chopped Chilli's
Heat vegetable oil in a wok and deep fry the chicken until crispy and heated through.
Drain the chicken well.
Remove the oil from the wok, leaving a little behind.
Reduce the heat a little. Add the ginger and garlic and stir fry quickly.
Add the sesame paste, light soy, rice wine vinegar, caster sugar, peppercorns and chilli oil and stir fry quickly to bring the sauce together.
Place the sauce aside.
To Serve - Cut the chicken Chinese style and arrange on a platter. Pour the sauce over the top and finish with chopped shallots. Serve with steamed jasmine rice.
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Mynah Birds Negative Impact on Businesses
The tropical, Asian-native mynah bird is a medium-sized bird with a short tail and prominent beak. You can often identify them from their innovative songs that consist of squeaks, whistles, and imitated sound – they're quite noisy! Mynah birds eat fruit and invertebrates, cause damage to crops, and are quite aggressive with other small animals, from squirrels to other birds. They will damage the eggs and harm the babies of other birds, too. They can spread diseases to both humans and animals, and create problems for businesses.
How Do I Get Rid Of Mynah Birds?
The mynah bird is a native of Southeast Asia. While many find the bird's appearance to be beautiful, it's a troublesome bird that causes problems wherever it goes! It has migrated from its homeland and can now be found all over the world, which is somewhat unfortunate, as the mynah is aggressive and fights with other birds and wildlife. In fact, mynah birds will destroy both the eggs and babies of other birds and fight with small animals including squirrels. The mynah bird can damage gardens, spread diseases to humans and animals, and be a complete nuisance. In addition to harming other animals and causing damage to crops, mynah birds are very noisy creatures.


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I remember in college the first time I attended a symphony. My chemistry professor Dr. Katz gave us the opportunity to get bonus points, which she said I really needed, if we would attend the symphony which she was playing. We arrived at the symphony with the attitude you might have to get free points on a chemistry test from a source of great boredom. The musicians were all warming up at the same time which had a sound of chaos which fed into our restlessness. As the conductor came to the front of the individual melody of chaos, they shifted to strict form an attention bringing myself to much the same pose. I remember the first sound that came from this masterpiece written by some great composer such as Mozart or Beethoven that for the life of me I can not remember or probably would not have know at the time, resounded with such precision and beauty that I was captivated to the point of tears. From this point forward, I sat with anticipation and excitement at every crescendo and solo performance of different instruments as they pulled my very emotions. Dr. Katz was the smartest person I had ever met and even in her peculiar ways I never looked at her the same again. It was a sound that was more than I had ever heard which brought me to some sort of spiritual experience.
I have been blessed to have parents who were Pastors and open to change. It was this ability on their part that in the chaos of church life to always listen for the sound or symphony of heaven in the form of revival. From the glory days of the Laughing Revival with Rodney Howard Browne and some radical South Africans, to the powerful sound of the Toronto Blessing, from Lindel Cooley singing We Will Ride With You at the Brownsville Revival and last but not least the sound of my current tribe with Bill Johnson and the Kingdom Message, we were a part of all of these distinct sounds.
Even in our home town of Webb, Alabama, where there was a population of around 500, we became our own sound that drew many from all over the southeastern United States. Thousand were drawn to this little town with no traffic lights and only two stores that were competing gas stations directly across from each other. In just a few years, thousands would give their heart to Jesus, many would be delivered from the grip of satanic powers and other would be healed of cancer and various diseases and ailments.
Now I find myself in the midst of the most unique city I believe in the United States with what I believe looks more like heaven than the hell that has been portrayed all of my life. It is a beautiful compilation of every tribe and tongue from throughout the world seeking to live in this 7 mile by 7 mile peninsula once thought to be the place of great gold. I can't help but think of the scripture that the Desire of all nations has come to "The City". San Francisco has so many unique sounds, some that are pure and some that are defiled, but it seems to be more receptive to the "spirit realm" of any city I have visited. Could Revive have a sound that shakes a city? I believe so. I believe that Revive's significance is on the horizon and the Giants of San Francisco (not the baseball team) will fall at the sound of our praise.
Revelations 4:1 says "After these things I looked and behold a door was standing open in heaven. And the first voice I heard was like a trumpet speaking with me, saying come up here and I will show you things that must take place after this." As I read this scripture I became excited like my experience at my first symphony that God is calling us to bring a sound to San Francisco.
1. Lets position ourselves for an open heaven.
The Bible speaks of an open heaven in many passages in the Old and New Testament. The Old Testament revealed Jacobs Ladder and this place called Bethel where Heaven touches earth. It opens up the Radiant One of Ezekiel. In the New Testament, we see from the very beginning the Holy Spirit descending on Son of Man like a dove and the open heaven with the revelation of the father. We see the heavens receive the Son of Man after His earthly triumph and the falling of the Holy Spirit on those gathered in the upper room where cloven tongues of fire and a new sound was birthed in tongues. Saul has this transformation encounter as the heavens open and God reveals himself opening his spiritual eyes to heaven. Stephen in his very death as he is martyred for the kingdom sees Jesus stand up in heavenly places. John, the Revelator, has the heavens open and a vision of things that happened and will come are given to ink and paper. What I have found about revival and open heavens is not profound but it is true...GOD BECOMES MORE REAL TO THOSE HE IS REVEALED. Will you intercede with me for an open heaven over our beautiful city? Will you join with me where our spiritual warfare against the dark realm of the enemy is militant but our warfare with the people is love? Lets become so hungry and desperate that the only thing we desire is for the heavens to open and God to be revealed to San Francisco.
2. Heaven has a creative, beautiful and life changing sound "like a trumpet speaking to us".
It's creative; the Word spoke the very world into existence. It was the Word, a sound, that was in the beginning; it was the Word that could calm seas; it was the Word that caused demons to leave; it was the Word that healed every disease; it was the Word that declared "Thy Kingdom Come on earth as it is in heaven. It was the Holy Spirit that came as the sound of a mighty rushing wind and filled the place with cloven tongues of fire and a new language from heaven. Our God is a creative and beautiful sound.
3. Revive has a significant sound for the city of San Francisco and "he will show us what things are to take place next."
He is calling us "up", calling us "higher", calling us to repentance (returning to the penthouse), calling us to the watch tower that Habakuk climbs to see what the Lord is saying. It's in these high places that as Psalms 42 declares when deep calls unto deep and the sound of His waterfalls, all of His waves have gone over us that we began to be changed into the instruments of Heaven. The Conductor covers us with His sound and we become in concert and unity with each other and heaven. The symphony of Heaven only takes place when we are continuously covered by His song. Our unique personal lives are significant instruments in this symphony of Heaven, a unified sound on earth.
Let one thing linger in your spirit today and that is this: "We are instruments of heaven created to resound the nature of our Heavenly Father over San Francisco." It is vital that we contend for an open heaven over our city and that we steward His presence in such a way that He is glorified and our city is saved.


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The Barton Happy Hour
The Barton clubroom is the place to be this Thursday, May 17! Residents, future residents and guests are invited to mingle with neighbors from 5:30pm-7:30pm. Refreshments and small bites will be served.
The Barton is located just west of the Clayton downtown business district and across from the shops and restaurants of Ladue Crossing. The apartment community takes "dog friendly" to a whole new level, with a dedicated dog park for its lucky four-legged residents. When further adventure beckons, the Greenway Trail is just steps away. (You can't miss it…it's just a few steps from the heated saltwater pool.)
Thoughtfully built to take advantage of its corner lot, The Barton's entrance is an expanse of pavers, reminiscent of a European motor court. A dramatic two-story lobby portends the spacious feeling of the apartments, where ten-foot ceilings, eight-foot doorways and wide hallways let every resident live large. Heated bathroom floors turn a too-early morning into an "ahhhh" moment while you catch your favorite morning news show on the 19" in-mirror TV.
Community Manager Julia Garcia says The Barton was designed to be close-knit and friendly. "We've had a few social events already, and many more planned for the summer, so everyone can get to know one another!" The Barton keeps its residents in the loop with a YouTube channel ("The Barton Buzz") so no one misses any big news. And when you're ready to toast with new friends? Just retrieve your favorite vintage from the climate-controlled personal wine storage room.
An oversized tiled shower and in-mirror TV add to the lux mood at The Barton, recently open in Clayton. Fine finishes and thoughtful details are evident throughout every apartment at The Barton.


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Date: 25/07/2016
The Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (hereinafter referred to as the "Act"), which regulates the processing of personal data in commercial transactions, applies to Elken Service Sdn. Bhd. (hereinafter referred to as "ESS", "our", "us" or "we"). For the purpose of this written notice, the terms "personal data" and "processing" shall have the meaning prescribed in the Act.
1. This written notice serves to inform you that your personal data is being processed by or on behalf of ESS and your personal data was, or may be collected in the future, from the information you have provided us in the Warranty Card, Service Bill, Invoice and any other ESS documents. Your personal data may be disclosed to our related corporations and/or service providers for any of the purposes specified herein below.
2. The personal data, which may include but not limited to your name, contact number, address and other information is being processed and will likely continue to be processed by us for the following purposes:-
a. to process and follow-up with your warranty and maintenance services;
b. to contact you and respond to your inquiries;
c. to conduct our internal activities including but not limited to audit, feedback, complaint purposes;
d. to provide you with information relating to our products and services;
e. for market and service quality surveys;
f. to comply with applicable laws, assisting with any governmental authorities;
g. other purposes, directly or indirectly relating to any of the above and ESS activities.
(hereinafter collectively referred to as the "Purposes")
If you fail to supply to us the personal data or if you subsequently withdraw your consent for us to process the same, we may not be able to process your personal data for all of the Purposes.
3. Whilst we strive to keep your information or data accurately recorded, you are responsible for ensuring that the personal data you provide us is accurate, complete, not misleading and up-to-date. If you wish to request for access or correction of your personal data and/or limit the processing of your personal data, or make any enquiries in respect of your personal data, please contact:-
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We reserve the right to charge a fee for data access request. We may refuse to comply with your request for access or correction to your personal data under the Act and if we refuse to comply with such request, we will inform you of our refusal and reason for our refusal.
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A Yellow Weather Alert has been issued for some of the central and southern atolls; from Kaafu atoll to Gaafu Dhaalu atoll.
The MET Office said that strong winds and torrential rain is expected for those atolls and winds are expected to be at 50 mph during showers.
Forecast from 10 a.m. today to 10 a.m. tomorrow expects rain to Lhaviyani atoll through to Laamu atoll.
Seas in the north and central atolls are expected to be moderately rough and more turbulent during showers.


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Tall dog, giant margarita — Intel drone show wouldn't be Sacramento's first world record
'Similar to fireworks, but a lot cooler' Watch Intel's effort to break drone record
When 1,500-plus drones took flight for a stunning display over Folsom's Intel complex this weekend, Guinness World Records judges were reportedly on site to verify.
While the display has yet to be officially confirmed as a record by the organization, some may be wondering: Would Sunday night's drone show be the first Guinness record set in the Sacramento area?
Nope, not at all.
In no particular order, here are five notable, confirmed world records set in Sacramento, courtesy of the official Guinness World Records online archive.
(Note: This list denotes world records that were set at the time. Some records may have been surpassed since then)
Loudest 'crowd roar' at an indoor sports stadium
The Kings haven't boasted a playoff-caliber team since 2006. But back in 2013, pre-Golden 1 Center, Sacramentans cheered as loud as they could. In doing so, they set a new record for "loudest crowd roar" at an indoor sports stadium.
At Sleep Train Arena, a sellout crowd of Kings fans reached 126 decibels, measured from the court between quarters of a Nov. 15 game against the Detroit Pistons. The game was nationally televised.
Most fruits and veggies donated
One of Sacramento's most recent Guinness entries ties in nicely to the city's "Farm-to-Fork"-driven identity.
Visit Sacramento achieved the record mark for most fruits and vegetables donated in a 24-hour period on Sept. 7, 2016.
A massive 493,977 pounds of food was collected in a massive food drive, then donated to more than 200 partner agencies and food banks.
Heaviest living woman
Pauline Potter of Sacramento officially weighed in at 643 pounds, measured in her hometown in July 2012, though by some of her own anecdotal accounts, Potter weighed more than 700 pounds at one point.
Still, the 643-pound mark made Pauline the world's heaviest living woman at the time of the weigh-in.
Potter was featured on an episode of a TLC reality series, "My 600-lb Life: Where Are They Now?" in 2017. The official episode description available online claims Potter had lost more than 300 pounds.
Biggest cocktail
A whopping 10,499-gallon margarita was made in Sacramento on July 13, 2012. The giant cocktail was made in a "large cocktail shaker," Guinness writes, which seems like it might be a bit of an understatement.
It was concocted by Nick Nicora, a co-owner of Ovations Food Services at the time.
Tallest dog
A Great Dane — a very Great Dane — was observed as the world's tallest living dog in August 2004. At a massive 42 inches, Gibson made TV appearances on national talk shows.
For his Guinness certification, Gibson's photo shoot took place in 2007 in Sacramento, featuring the Capitol in the background.


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HAVE you ever had a conversation with a belligerent non-Christian who just wanted to argue ridiculous points and every "what if" known to mankind? It can be very frustrating and you probably guessed it, I have had many, and one fairly recently. When it's all said and done, a lot is said and not much got done, except to give me a little inspiration for this letter.
IN this particular encounter, this real "smart" (at least he seemed to think so) guy I was having a conversation with wanted me to know that the Church was full of a bunch of frauds and the Bible "full" of, well, something else entirely. After taking a deep breath, so as not to punch this guy's running lights out (talk bad about the church, that's one thing, but talk bad about God's Word and it's on). Anyway, now that I got all the tough talk out of the way, I was pretty upset by the guy's rudeness and foolishness. But he kept on insisting that all the church wanted was his money and that religion was just a crutch that played on weak minded people for, you guessed it, their money. Boy this guy was really worried about his money. He kind of reminded me of Gollum and his "precious" from the Hobbit.
AS I continued listening to this very opinionated fellow I got to thinking, "What have I lost by serving Christ?" Honestly, I couldn't come up with a single thing that I have lost. I mean sure, I could look at my tithing and giving to the church as money that I have lost. I suppose I could reflect on the time and energy I have expended working in the ministry and serving the church. I could even calculate all the Sundays and Wednesdays I have "missed" out on by having to be at church all those many, many days I have served as a pastor. But I just can't see it that way. I've not lost a thing. It's true, I have invested much in the way of money, time and energy. I have "given up" things in order to answer the call to a lifestyle of ministry. But not only have I not lost a thing, I have gained so much. You see, I like to look at what I am gaining and have gained from giving and serving Jesus Christ.
WHAT I have come to realize is that even if I gave every red cent penny I have to the absolute worst money grubbing ministry in the world, I still would not lose. In fact, I can't lose. We never lose when we give to the Kingdom of God. A person I know gave me a large check one day after he took me out to lunch. He said I could open the envelope and see the size of the offering. He wasn't doing this to show off, he just wanted to have a conversation about the offering. He said I could use the money however I saw fit for the church and that there were no restrictions on the money. What he said was this, "I will have to stand before God for what I give, you will stand before God for how you use it."
SO just what did that generous man and his wife lose by giving that offering? Nothing. Whether I used the money properly or not was on me, but what he gave was credited to him. This man may never fully know, until he gets to heaven, just what his offering did for the kingdom of God. It just may be that one or more of you reading this letter will be brought to this man in Heaven by Jesus and He will say, "These people came to Me as a result of what you gave." I can tell you for sure, that many people have asked Jesus Christ into their hearts because of the presence of Jesus here at The Foothills. I can also tell you that the presence of The Foothills Church here in the South Valley is because of the faithfulness of the givers who attend this church. For that I not only thank you, but the thousands coming to this church and the many who will find Christ before He returns. Thank you.
IF my giving, or your giving for that matter, is focused on how much we are giving up rather than on what we are giving for, then we really aren't giving so much as we are calculating. I don't want to be a calculated giver. I want to be a free will offering giver who loves God and wants to see His kingdom prosper.
AS for the not so gentle man with whom I had the conversation... he may have saved himself some money by not being a giver, and he may even think I have lost money by giving, but I see myself as not a loser but a winner.


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This is a comic I did about rebounding.
The title was the name of the exhibition I made it for. I even set up a little table and borrowed bean-bags for people to sit and read them on. This was the most popular of all my comics there and I had to keep printing more copies of it more than the other ones as the exhibition was running since they kept running out. I was delighted even though I was broke as hell when it was over. The fact that people wanted to read my work was more exciting to me.
Someone even told me their mother kept a copy of it on their coffee table because it resonated with her so much. That meant a lot to me.
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My dogs are so old now! I've gotten them when I was in 7th grade, and now I'm 2 years out of a 5 year college so that's... 12 years. The top image is Dou-Dou, he does a lot of head spins because his ears are long and floppy and stuff gets in them all the time. It would be unfair to showcase him without his sister, so the Images below are BONUS images. Obviously cause you asked for it. :P Enjoy. I don't get to see them enough in the year so its nice to see them and spend time with them every time I'm home.
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New York: A number of people took to social media to express their thoughts about the much awaited Kim-Trump summit that is to be held in Singapore tomorrow.
Former NBA star Dennis Rodman is also set to attend the upcoming summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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has the time gone? Oh where, oh where could it be?
Break was very restful; since then has been exceedingly busy. Not all things were necessary, but it has been enjoyable nonetheless. Last Wednesday (October 1st) was the first day of classes. Thursdays are my day off from classes, but came and took care of preparing for and cleaning up after Holy Mass at the school. I didn't feel very well, so only got a bit of homework done all day. Friday's classes were canceled because of the all-school retreat–it was nice to have talks, Mass, prayer, and confession. 😀
Saturday did not go as originally planned: we went downtown to pray the rosary in front of the city hall with a group of people, only to find that no one else went. We then walked a few blocks to pray in the cathedral instead, and found that there was a wedding going on. Instead, we prayed in front of a picture of Our Lady of Guadalupe that is in front of the cathedral. From there, we were going to go to Mass at noon at Our Lady of the Rosary parish. We knew approximately where it was, and had an hour to find it. No problem, right? After driving around for 20 minutes, we attempted calling some people to get directions–but no one picked up their phone, or were busy! Daniel finally called his brother, and after figuring out some detours (due to a street fair) we found a place to park and ran to the Church, getting there right before Mass started. After Mass, we decided to drive over to La Jolla shores to walk by the ocean for a little while–but could find no parking anywhere in the near vicinity. Instead we went to the cove and walked for a bit, drove around some more, and then came back to the apartments so that I could take a nap.
Other notable happenings on Saturday included talking to my grandparents (it was their 50th wedding anniversary!), getting some really pretty and scentful flowers from Daniel ('twas six months since Daniel & I started dating/courting), and going out to dinner. It was a pleasant day.
The weather cooled down late last week, and I have been enjoying the cool breeze as well as a few cloudy days. The evenings are cool enough to wear a sweater, yet not cold enough to be unpleasant. The tiny touch of autumn is pleasing. It is also nice to have a new class of freshmen…the eagerness of the new students brings a bit of refreshment to campus. As our small campus begins to grow, it opens more opportunities to do more things.
There was a meeting on Monday to give us more information about the Europe trip in March, as well as giving us an idea of what the winter quarter will be like. It is going to be much different than we are used to in the normal quarters, but should be fun. We shall see.
Monday also brought my second day of class. This quarter seems as though it will be a lot of work, but much more enjoyable than last. The accounting and law classes will probably be the most difficult because they have so much new language to wrap my mind around; theology, marketing, and our business plan classes will all require a lot of work, but I am a bit more familiar with them.
So, prepare for another quarter of sparse posting. I will do my best to post ever 7-10 days, but sometimes it is quite difficult to take the time. For example, right now I have 65 pages to read for accounting, 35 pages to work through for theology, 20 pages to read for the business plan class, 33 pages to read for marketing, market research to do, and have to read a couple of chapters and a case study or two (not sure how many pages that will be…) for law. I also am writing a short talk for women's night on Tuesday, need to do laundry, have to find time to cook meals, etc. As well as making time to attend daily Mass, praying so as to grow in my relationship with God, and fostering friendships here at school.
The other day, we went to see the movie Fireproof. It was really good! It started out slow and I think it could have done without such an emphasis on "being saved"; but it was quite good and shows a pretty compelling story that conveys the importance of faith and marriage, the hurt of divorce, and how detrimental addictions to pornography are to relationships. And I learned that salt and pepper shakers make good cake toppers.
Also, please pray for Marie Breda–a 5 year old girl who is the child of a family that my roommate knows. She choked on a bead earlier this week, and they are praying for a miracle because of the damage…if you want more information, please go here: http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/mariebreda
You are in my prayers…please keep me in yours! May God bless and Mary keep you all.


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