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Just a quick update on our travel planning. . .we have just about finalized our travel itinerary for Taiwan. We have decided on our hotels, and hope to have everything booked soon. We plan to stay at the Dandy Hotel in Taipei for the first few days in Taiwan (this is formerly the Feeling Hotel, which has now been renovated and is under new management).
We will head to Tainan the day before we meet our son at the orphanage. That night, we plan to stay in the Shangri-La's Far Eastern Plaza Hotel. This hotel comes highly recommended from a few other adoptive families. I'm looking forward to staying there.
Once we return to Taipei, we will be staying at the W Hotel near Taipei 101. Normally this hotel would be WAY out of our price range. . .but we are taking advantage of credit card points to save money. I loved Taipei 101 and the area around there. This hotel is also convenient to an MRT station (Taipei's subway system).
An adoptive family recommended the website, agoda.com, for making hotel reservations in Taiwan.We used this site to book the hotel in Tainan, and it seemed straight-forward enough – hopefully there won't be any snafus with our reservation.

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text: Who We Are Company History Contact Us News & Events Consultants Bryan Wilson, EA, MAAAConsulting ActuaryHouston, TX, USTel: +1 713 6588451E-Mail | Download bio | VCardBiographyProfessional DesignationsEnrolled Actuary under ERISAMember, American Academy of ActuariesEducationBBA, Actuarial Science, University of Texas, AustinCurrent ResponsibilityBryan Wilson is a consulting actuary in the Milliman Southern Employee Benefits Practice (SEB) based in the Houston office. He joined the firm in 2004.ExperienceBryan's expertise is in the analysis of liabilities and funded status for defined benefit plans and retiree medical plans. He provides peer review of actuarial valuation results and analyses. Bryan has worked in the defined benefit plan administration field since 1990. His experience includes assisting both private and public plan sponsors with plan design, testing for coverage and nondiscrimination compliance, and developing forecast models for cost projections. Bryan started his career with PricewaterhouseCoopers working in the Dallas, Houston, and Atlanta offices. He then spent several years with two smaller actuarial firms in Austin and Houston before joining Milliman. Work at Milliman "I was offered a chance to come in, shake things up, create something." Work at Milliman


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Kendrie -- Day 98 OT
Blaine -- who the heck knows, but he had his lip repaired today and said it hurt like hell.
Yes, it is indeed a small world. Or maybe it's just that MY worlds are so small they occasionally bump into one another. That happened this week, in sort of a funny way. Not funny as in ha-ha, but funny as in coincidental, fluky, small-world-sort of way. Or could it be that my worlds are so BIG that they occasionally bump into one another? Like my thighs?
Wait. What was my point again?
Oh, yeah, small world stuff. I spent the weekend before last cleaning out my kids' closets, getting ready to put away their winter clothes and drag out the summer stuff. I have to confess this makes me very happy, considering Kellen and Kendrie SHARE a closet the size of a coat closet in their bedroom, no lie, so having all those jeans and sweaters in there makes for pretty crowded quarters. Shorts and t-shirts are much more manageable. Regarding the cramped space, Blaine put in an extra bar, I've tried putting shoes on the top shelf ….. I've even considered calling in the Dream Closet people, but with only twelve square feet of space, I'm not sure they could accomplish much.
Wait. What was my point again?
Oh, yeah, closets. In going through their clothes, I began to separate the too-small outfits into three piles: good enough to sell on ebay, mediocre enough to donate to Goodwill, and so crappy not even the hurricane victims would want this stuff.
Several of the "good enough to sell on ebay" outfits were actually matching brother/sister/sister outfits that the kids have worn the past few years for church and Easter photos. On a side note, wish me luck that they don't turn up their noses this year, thinking they are too "old and mature" for silly matching dresses --- especially considering I've already bought them for this year! I keep waiting for the day they refuse to humor my oh-you're-so-cute-in-your-matching-clothes requests …. I'm not sure if the matching Easter outfits, or the matching PJ's at Christmas will be the first to go, but I'm not ready to give up either just yet, let me tell you.
Wait. What was my point again?
Oh, yeah, ebay. I'm not any kind of power ebay seller, like my girlfriend Renee, who has dozens of items going online at any given time. I only sell two or three times a year, and I just sell clothes that don't fit my kids any more, but are still in good shape. I don't make hundreds of dollars …. Heck, sometimes I don't even make enough to cover the ebay fees and postage and I wind up LOSING money, prompting me to wonder why didn't I just take it to Goodwill to begin with??? But it's fun to track the items and if I'm lucky, I make a little bit of money, at least enough to pay for the gas to drive the bags to the post office. I really should check into that postal delivery from home option.
So I called Renee this week, the Queen of All Things Ebay, and asked her opinion: "Hey, I've got several sets of matching outfits that the kids wore for Easter the past few years. I think it might bring more attention to the sale if I put a photo of the kids in their matching outfits up on the site …. What do you think? Is that a security issue? Pictures of my kids just floating around on the internet?? Am I risking their safety in the hopes of making a few measly dollars?" But, she reminded me that I've been putting their pictures up on this Caringbridge site for over two years now and have never given it a second thought, have gone public with the dates our family is gone on vacation, dates we're going to be certain places ….. yeah, good point. So up the pictures went, notions of security by the wayside.
Two days later, I got an e-mail from ebay that someone had a question about one of my sale items. "Good!" I thought, "at least someone is checking out my stuff." It's depressing to put items up on ebay, pay the insertion fees, and have not one single person bid on it. Like the universe is sending me the message, "Hey, lady, we don't want your crap." So when someone sends a message, usually a question about an outfit, or combining shipping charges if they buy more than one thing, I take it as a good sign. At least someone is *considering* my crap.
I opened the message, only to have the text of the message read: "Oh my gosh! I follow your daughter's story on Caringbridge!!"
Now, how funny is that? She must have recognized the photo of Brayden, Kellen and Kendrie that I had previously on this site, the same photo that I had just put up on ebay in an attempt to sell the clothes ….. that cracks me up. Maybe that's a great way to increase my ebay sales …. Try to coax all of you CB readers to go to ebay and check out the sale items listed under kristieokc, my ebay name. You should go there just to see what Kendrie looked liked before diagnosis, when she really had hair. Or, I could end every ebay auction with a web link to this Caringbridge site, and try to bring two of my worlds even closer.
What's even more interesting is that this is the second time something like that has happened. The first time I was selling a bunch of outfits with matching hats, purchased during Kendrie's Bald Phase #1, and the lady who bought them told me how happy she was to have found them because she was trying to adopt a little girl with leukemia ….. so I wound up introducing her to my online support group. Again, I'm telling you, it's a small world.
Anyway, I just found that pretty coincidental. It's not like I have millions of people reading this site, or that there can possibly be millions of people scouring ebay for matching brother/sister Easter outfits. And yet one person managed to find me on both. Small world, don't you think?
One more thing before I sign off ---- I hope you guys have been following Keegan's site the past few weeks as he has begun his relapse protocol. He's having a rough go of it lately with some ara-c fevers and unplanned ER visits and I'm sure he could use the support from all of you. And in extremely depressing news, an adorable little girl named Hunter on our list serve found out this week that she has also relapsed. What makes Hunter's relapse even more insulting is that she just finished treatment in February, and had gone in this week to have her port removed, and to get one final "all-clear" spinal, only to have the spinal show leukemia cells in her CNS. Thankfully Hunter's bone marrow was clear … small consolation for a child who finished two plus years of chemo, only to have to start all over again. Please take a moment to go to Hunter's site and give her some words of encouragement as she faces this newest battle.
Thursday, March 23, 2006
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NSW opposition leader Luke Foley has announced a revamped shadow cabinet nearly two weeks after losing the 2015 state election.
Mr Foley announced the shadow cabinet reshuffle on Thursday morning, saying the overhauled team would include 17 shadow ministers.
In the new-look team, Labor's deputy leader, Linda Burney, takes over education while Keira MP Ryan Park takes on the transport and infrastructure portfolio, as well as continuing as Illawarra spokesman.
Maroubra MP Michael Daley continues as shadow treasurer, and Upper House MP Walt Secord retains the health portfolio.
Penny Sharpe, who was defeated as Labor candidate for Newtown, will become spokeswoman for planning, the environment and heritage, if she's endorsed for a vacant seat in the Legislative Council.
Strathfield MP, Jodi McKay, picks up the shadow portfolios of police as well as roads, maritime and freight.
Wyong MP David Harris enters the shadow cabinet as spokesman for regional development, skills and small business.
Charlestown MP Jodie Harrison and Cessnock MP Clayton Barr will also join the shadow cabinet.
Upper House MP Adam Searle, Liverpool MP Paul Lynch, Bankstown MP Tania Mihailuk, Upper House MP Sophie Cotsis, Fairfield MP Guy Zangari and Upper House MP Mick Veitch round out the team.
Heffron MP Ron Hoenig and Wallsend MP Sonia Hornery have been dropped from the shadow ministry.
The reshuffle comes nearly two weeks after Labor was defeated by the NSW coalition at the March 28 state election.


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The Houses: House of York
- The House of York was the English royal House of Plantegenet.
- Richard, Duke of York - Father of Edward IV and Richard III, he began the war by defeating the Lancastrians and putting Henry VI in jail.
- Richard, Duke of York - Father of Edward IV and Richard III, he began the war by defeating the Lancastrians and putting Henry VI in jail. He served as Lord Protector.
House of Lancaster
- The House of Lancaster was the name of two cadet branches of the Royal House of Plantegenet.
- Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick - He began the war on the side of the Yorks.
- He later changed sides when he didn't like the way Edward IV was leading the country.
Henry VI vs Edward IV
- Henry Vl
- Henry Vl ruled England from 1422 to 1461 then took a brake then back at it 1470 to 1471.
- His Father and Grand father wer exellent Kings when they were on the throne.
- His Father and Granfather weren't good warriors kon the other hand which then they would lose wars.
- Edward Vl
- took the throne from Henry in 1461 and ruled it to 1483
- people called him a giant at 6'2
- they thought Henry was not fit enough for knig
Richard III-Guilty or Not
- Richard is Not guilty
- His enemies made it up to get him killed
- He was known for being loyal to all
- But knights and guards accused him for murder
Battle of Bosworth Field
- King Richard lll didn't have a happy reign
- During the battle Richard took a strike at Henry
- They were on horse back until they were forced to get on foot
Henry Tudor and the House of Tudot
- Henry didn't havea great hold on the throne
- He came from a powerful family
- He had a great grandson Edward lll
- His grandmother was very smart and successful
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While in Ireland exploring the wonderful world of Jameson Whiskey we decided to hang around a little longer and explore the vibrant capital city that is Dublin. We were lucky to have some great local guides take us on a full day tour of the city and we finished up at a secret little bar that we had all to ourselves.
The day started around lunch so of course our first stop had to be a local hang out where the drinks were simple but the vibe was both classic and fun. Probably not the classic you think about when thinking of great cocktails though. This was Token; a cool café/restaurant right near the Dublin Jameson Distillery where visitors sit amongst the various classic arcade games and enjoy delicious food and drinks.
Next up we wandered into the heart of Dublin and grabbed a quick cocktail at the Drury Buildings, better known for their late night atmosphere, this was a great place to sit back with some Jameson Sours and hang out for a while to soak up the Dublin sun; that's right it was sunny the whole time.
Everything from there was so close and now we were in the core we headed down the street to one of the more internationally respected cocktail bars in Dublin, Idlewild. We arrived just as they were opening the doors and the cocktails were really great, which paired perfectly with the hospitality and music in the venue. The space felt like a little locals only spot where everyone knew the bartender and people were just dropping in to say hello and chat about their day, which is a testament to the staff as this was a hustling neighborhood full of tourists but the staff here knew everyone coming in and treated them like old friends.
As the evening kicked into full effect we wandered across the street to The Bar With No Name, which is the name of the bar if you were wondering. Up a set of stairs and we chatted with the bartender for a while before deciding to sit out on the patio and drink some Royal Casks. The weather was perfect and so were the cocktails, the contrast of the Jameson Caskmates IPA with Chambord in a sour cocktail balanced deliciously.
It was time to get serious and although The Rag Trader isn't a cocktail bar it would have to go down as my favorite bar in Dublin as it is such a wonderfully sophisticated venue in the core of the city that just serves whiskey and beer. It was a great break from the cocktails to sit out in the street and share some boilermakers with the crew. We each chose some different whiskey's and paired them with delicious local brews and just sat back and took the evening in.
Finally, we made our way back to the Jameson Distillery to finish off the evening in true style. There was a special function going on so it was great to rock up with some staff that could get us in and then we made a b-line for the bar to get some drinks. Once we each had a drink in hand our guide took us to the side and had security let us into the secret bar inside the distillery, which is adorned with historical documents and bottles.


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Well folks, I would say it's that time of year, but quite frankly roast potatoes are a staple in this household no matter the season. Sunday lunch, midweek dinners and late night feasts, roast potatoes always have a place in my kitchen.
I've been making this recipe for longer than I care to think about. It's like my signature go-to potato dish that never ever fails me. Guests love 'em every single time. Which also means that after starting a food blog I've kinda got to give away the secrets, right?
What makes the perfect roast potato?
For me and for many of you (I hope), the perfect potato is outrageously crispy on the outside with a heavenly fluffy inside. They're also flavoursome, slightly salty and golden all round.
Why use goose fat for roast potatoes?
From many years of striving for just those things, I've picked up some absolutely critical steps when aiming for the perfect roast spud. The first starting with goose fat. Goose fat has a gorgeously rich flavour to it that wraps around roast potatoes like silk. It also has a high smoking point, meaning it can withstand much higher temperatures than many regular oils. In turn, this is one of the reasons goose fat roast potatoes are so crunchy.
Alongside the obvious inclusion of goose fat, I have gathered together 5 quick top tips for creating the perfect roast potato. Follow these steps and you'll have show-stopping roast potatoes every single time!
5 Tricks for Crispy Roast Potatoes.
1. Prep your potatoes
You want to choose a big starchy potato such as a Maris Piper or Russet. Peel your potatoes and chop into small-medium evenly sized chunks. Large sized potatoes are far more difficult to get crunchy but still fluffy. It's also important to make sure the I usually put them in the dish I'm planning on using before hand just to check how well they're going to fit. A dress rehearsal if you will.
2. Boil before you roast
When parboiling potatoes always start with cold water. Chucking straight in boiling water with cook them unevenly with the center still hard. Add in a pinch of salt to season and boil until you can just about slice with a knife and the outside begins to flake.
3. Rough up the edges
When draining don't rinse, this will only add excess moisture. Instead, shake about in the colander to rough the edges, this will give them that crispy crunchy casing you're after once they're cooked. Allow at least 5 minutes after for them to release as much steam as possible before putting in the dish. This is allows unwanted moisture to leave the spuds. At this point also sprinkle in seasoned flour, this will drawer out even more moisture during the cooking process.
4. Garlic and Rosemary
Cooking with garlic and rosemary will take these goose fat roast potatoes through the roof. Carefully place them into the dish of smoking hot goose fat and evenly plonk in your potatoes. Don't overcrowd them, these spuds are divas, they need space. Coat the tops with fat before you put in the oven. To test the goose fat is hot enough, drop a tiny piece of potato in; if it rapidly bubbles, you're good to go!
5. Time is key!
I find 50-60mins is perfect time for these potatoes to come out beautifully golden. Just make sure you flip them a couple of times to make sure they're evenly coated. Just be quick, although it is an important step, it's just as important to keep the goose fat as hot as possible throughout the whole process. Serve with an extra sprinkle of salt to bring out the last remaining bit of moisture.
How to make Goose Fat Roast Potatoes (Full Recipe & Video)
- 2lbs / 1kg Potatoes, peeled & sliced (see notes)
- 2-3 tbsp Goose Fat
- 1 heaped tsp Flour
- 1 head Garlic, cloves separated with skins left on
- 3-4 sprigs Fresh Rosemary
- Salt
- Pepper
- Preheat oven to 410f/210c.
- Place potatoes in a pot of cold water and bring to boil with a good pinch of salt. Boil until the potatoes are fork tender.
- Drain in a colander (do not rinse) and give them a shake to rough the edges. Allow them to steam dry for 5-10mins. During this time, spread your goose fat in a suitably sized baking dish and place in the oven.
- Mix flour with a good pinch of salt and pepper then sprinkle over the potatoes, shaking a little more to ensure they're evenly coated.
- When your goose fat is smoking hot (literally), add your potatoes, ensuring they're evenly spaced out. Add your garlic and rosemary and stir to coat everything in the fat. Place in the oven for a total of 50-60mins or until golden and crispy on the outside. Take out and flip/re-coat in fat once/twice throughout to ensure an even coverage.
- Place in the oven for a total of 50-60mins or until golden and crispy on the outside. Take out and flip/re-coat in fat twice throughout to ensure an even coverage.
- Serve with an extra sprinkle of salt to drawer out the final bit of moisture, just for extra crispiness.
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a) What type of potato to use – I use Maris Pipers but any large white floury potatoes will do the job. Making sure your potatoes aren't too big is important. Smaller spuds = crunchier casing. Also making sure they're uniformly cut ensures they all cook at an even rate. b) How to know when the goose fat is hot enough – A tip to check the goose fat is hot enough when it comes out the oven is to pop in a tiny bit of potato. If it rapidly bubbles, you're in. c) Keeping the temp high – Whilst flipping the potatoes during the process is important, making sure the fat temperature stays high is just as important, so be quick! d) How long to roast for – Timings for these spuds will vary due to size, variety, other things in the oven etc just be vigilant throughout the process. e) Is there anything I can use instead of Goose fat and get the same results? – The only other thing I recommend using is Duck fat. In terms of things such as olive oil, you just won't get the same results. Goose/duck fat is gorgeously rich in flavour and their high smoking point turns the potatoes extra crispy. Olive oil unfortunately does not work the same at higher temperatures for long periods of time.
Calories: 274kcal | Carbohydrates: 46.05g (15%) | Protein: 5.49g (11%) | Fat: 8.23g (13%) | Saturated Fat: 2.3g (12%) | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.988g | Monounsaturated Fat: 4.569g | Cholesterol: 8mg (3%) | Sodium: 1mg | Potassium: 22mg (1%) | Fiber: 3.4g (14%) | Sugar: 1.56g | Vitamin A: 1% | Vitamin C: 19% | Calcium: 4% | Iron: 12%


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- 4 celery ribs, finely chopped
- 1 large yellow onion, finely chopped
- 1 red bell pepper, stemmed, seeded and finely chopped
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- 1 tablespoon cayenne pepper (if you don't want it as hot, you can scale back to ½ teaspoon)
- 1 teaspoon ground sage
- Freshly ground black pepper to taste
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- 8 ounces pulled pork shoulder
- 4 springs fresh thyme
- 3 bay leaves
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- Apple cider vinegar to taste (optional)
- Cooked white rice for serving (you can make this ahead in a rice steamer)
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
Market to Table - November 6, 2008
10 comments:
- ttammylynn said...
Looks like the good food keeps coming, even in soft mode for you. I admit that I have more veggies than I need, but I keep just telling myself that they are so good for me that I should try to get more of them into my diet. I made a loaf of bread last night and a pot of soup, so perhaps a salad or steamed veggies might accompany them for the next few days...afterall, today's bounty is tomorrow's unrequited craving(because a season ends). Yesterday I had an upset stomach coupled with an unrelenting sinus headache that seems to have eased overnight. I have hope that everything will be alright, somehow, no matter what. I think faith keeps me going even when the days seem to run together and things look bleak. Try to get well.
- November 6, 2008 at 4:29 AM
- organicneedle said...
I'm so jealous. We are in full fall veggie mode. A whole lot of tubers!
I miss color. I'm learning to love squash but I already miss berries and peaches. I was not a good little squirrel. I stored none of them for winter and gobbled them up as they came. Maybe next year I will have learned my lesson...probably not.
Thanks again for your review...I have had a few visitors stop buy Etsy!
- November 6, 2008 at 6:21 AM
- sillydoggies said...
It's my understanding that one isn't supposed to store sweet potatoes in the fridge as the cooler temps cause the starch to convert to sugar.
- November 6, 2008 at 7:06 AM
- Jennifer (of Veg*n Cooking) said...
Oh man, I hope you start feeling better. You know, all your gorgeous soup posts inspired me to make my own soup. Now we've been having a soup, salad, and bread night (all local) each Saturday. We love it! I made a vegan leek and potato soup last weekend, I just haven't gotten around to blogging about it.
You still managed to feed yourself quite well for being sick. Wow!
- November 6, 2008 at 9:36 AM
- Heather @ SGF said...
ttammylynn - sorry to hear you had a bit of a bug yourself, but glad you're feeling better. So what kind of soup did you make? Did you try one of the mixes?
You are SO right about eating in season. You eat something until you can't possibly have another bite, but once it's out of season, you're craving it again. I feel that way about watermelons :)
organicneedle - You know, I thought I canned a bunch of stuff, but I'm running out already. I've already gone through all my canned tomatoes and pasta sauce, and I only have 1 jar of peaches and some frozen blueberries left. I guess we learn as we go, huh? Thankfully here we have a decent variety of veggies year round, but the fruits get scarce this time of year. We have lots of citrus, but that's really all that I know of until Feb/Mar when we can start picking berries. Live and learn, yeah?
sillydoggies - unfortunately, I don't have much of a choice. I can't eat them all within a few week and this being Central Texas, it's too hot to leave them out. We don't have cellars or even basements where I live. What do you do with yours?
jennifer - soup night sounds great! You know I've never had leeks, but my friend Tammy just gave me a soup mix with dried leeks and potatoes and I'm really looking forward to trying it. Can never get enough soup - it's such a comfort food!
- November 6, 2008 at 1:24 PM
- ilex said...
Thanks for the low-sugar pectin tip. I've never made fruit preserves, but I plan on it in the coming season. Just what I need, more canning jars ;).
You're a real woman- able to carry on and cook and think about fresh veg even when sick. Right on, sister.
- November 6, 2008 at 3:30 PM
- Glenda said...
Ouch, your poor throat :( -- my hubby has had the same thing this week. My voice threatened to abandon me yesterday morning, but fortunately it changed its mind!
- November 6, 2008 at 10:15 PM
- Heather @ SGF said...
ilex - and as it turns out the Pomona's Universal Pectin is cheaper than the other stuff 'cause you can make 4-5 batches of jam with one box! Talk about frugal! :) Let me know how it goes when you try your jam!
glenda - thanks. I was feeling quite a bit better yesterday (finally had my voice back although it's very deep), but could not fall asleep. My sweet hubby went out at 10:30 last night to get me some nyquil. That put me out! Hopefully just a few more days. I am glad to have my voice back today, though. It's my sister's birthday and at least now I can call her :)
- November 7, 2008 at 10:36 AM
- Melia said...
MMMMmmmmmm...Dewberry Jam. I miss that stuff. My grandmother used to make tons of it every year. My grandfather just informed me that he thinks a couple of the plants have survived the string of droughts we had and he has offered to let us dig them up this spring and plant them at our place. (waiting till spring so we can find the live ones among all the dead brambles).
BTW, I was so happy to find your blog and have been enjoying reading it the last couple of weeks.
- November 8, 2008 at 8:40 AM
- Heather @ SGF said...
Melia - Welcome! Hopefully some of those dewberry vines made it. Do you get to help pick them? I used to love picking berries, grapes, and pears at my dad's farm when I was a kid. My step-mom did all the jam and jelly making, but we got to do all the picking. That's how we found out that I'm the only one of the kids not allergic to poison ivy. It was everywhere, but it never got me.
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Back from NRB, everything I expected
Let me highlight the encouragement parts. Sunday was by far the best day.
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Then, Sunday's worship service was awesome. We had an incredible choir. It was huge and man could they sing. Then, Charles Billingsley lead us in corporate worship. And then, Dr. RC Sproul spoke. His text was Genesis 28. The way he applied it was great. He says so many people say, "Church is boring. Boring? How can a place was God comes to meet with us be boring? It's impossible to meet with God and be bored." If church is boring, you're not meeting with God. Another thing he said was, "The Kingdom of God isn't Mr. Rogers neighborhood. There are conditions tied to God's saving love. You can't experience that love without confession of sin."
As broadcasters we have a responsibility to take people to a place where people CAN meet with God. While radio needs to be something that draws someone's attention, it can't forget about God's Word because that's how people can meet face to face with God and that's where people can come to Him.
The bad part of NRB? I saw the following:
- People following Man, not God. It was so frustrating to see men preaching another gospel. Paul talk very clearly about this.
- It was hard listening to Christian radio people who were more interested in ratings, advertising dollars, and audience numbers than they were ministry.
- Because music radio stations have cut news from their formats, it was also sad to see fewer Christian radio news people in the business.
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A memorial service for Leo Zinnel, 85, of Spirit Lake, will be held 2 p.m., Saturday, April 21, 2018, at First Presbyterian Church in Estherville with the Rev. Dr. Dave Ullom officiating. Interment will be at East Side Cemetery in Estherville with military rites by VFW Post #3388 of Estherville. He passed away on April 18, 2018, at Accura Care Center in Spirit Lake.
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Leo is survived by his wife Deloris of Spirit Lake, his children Alan (Michelle) Zinnel of Sioux Falls, S.D., Linda (Len) Hanneman of Plymouth, Minn.; five grandchildren; many great-grandchildren and step great grandchildren; and his sister Mary Ann Hyde of Clive, Iowa.
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