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Welcome to the Mouse Makerspace! This is the perfect space for students, educators, and makers of all ages to explore STEM and creative computing through hands-on, maker projects.
Maker Events at our Mouse Makerspace are free and open to all who want a space to tinker, make, build, and learn cool stuff. Visit mouse.org/events to learn more about all of our upcoming events for teachers and students.
What is a Makerspace?
New to making and makerspaces? Need help to expand your tech skills? Our Mouse Makerspace is filled with resources, supplies, and professional experts to support students as they explore STEM making.
No prior experience in tech or making is required! This is the perfect space to try building circuits or coding for the first time. The Mouse Makerspace is also a great opportunity for students who want to advance their skills by collaborating with professional volunteers and Mouse staff.
Maker events at our makerspace are free and open to all makers. These events bring together students and professional coders, crafters, designers, artists, gamers, and more from all over NYC.
What kinds of projects can I explore?
- Sewable Tech: explore basic engineering concepts by combining circuitry and art
Coding: work on computer games, websites, web hacks, animation, and more, using programs like Scratch and Thimble
- Game Design: recreate digital and physical board games using a variety of software and material
Circuitry: build something that buzzes or lights up, or hack an electronic toy to do something new
Virtual Reality: build and decorate your own VR headset and create a customized VR world
Graphic design: play around and learn some new tricks in software similar to PhotoShop or Adobe Illustrator
School projects: bring something you're already working on for school (or for fun)
Experiment: The Mouse Makerspace is a great place to explore new technologies, find new interests or to advance STEM skills you already have
2019 - 2022 Events Calendar and Sign Up
Coming Soon!
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Only a signed consent form.
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All Mouse Maker Events, excluding the PlayTech: Maker Edition event, are held at Mouse HQ in the Financial District in Manhattan:
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First Friday Forum: Reinforcing the "Health" in Health Service Psychology: Brief, Evidence-Based Interventions for Health Behavior Change
Metropolitan State University, St. Paul Campus – Auditorium
700 E 7th Street
St. Paul, MN 55106
Friday, January 04, 2019, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
Category: First Friday Forums
Reinforcing the "Health" in Health Service Psychology: Brief, Evidence-Based Interventions for Health Behavior Change
Friday, January 4, 2019
Registration: 8:30 - 9:00 a.m.
Friday Forums are cosponsored with the Metropolitan State University Psychology Department.
About the Program
Approximately 30% of the variance in health outcomes is attributable to modifiable healthy lifestyle behaviors (Kindig & Isham, 2014). In addition to treating mental health conditions, psychologists possess specialized skills in health behavior change (HBC; e.g., diet, exercise, alcohol use) that benefit patients' overall wellness via prevention and intervention. This program will challenge psychologists to think beyond a primarily mental health focus (addressing common problems of depression, anxiety, and substance abuse) to a broader conceptualization of how to help patients with health behavior change. As the emphasis on population health continues to grow, psychologists in many settings are being called upon to address modifiable behavioral risks for poor health outcomes. Several brief lifestyle modification interventions have been shown to be effective for helping patients make changes in their health-related behaviors (Bully et al., 2015). However, implementation of these interventions is limited. In this session, we will review the literature on evidence-based HBC interventions for six domains (healthy eating, physical activity, sleep, medication adherence, tobacco cessation, and alcohol reduction/cessation), and will share evidence-based resources for clinicians. Role plays and other interactive exercises will give participants opportunities to practice. Although the session will be applicable to psychologists in all types of practices, collaboration with healthcare team members in a primary care setting will be specifically discussed.
This session is at the intermediate level and is designed for psychologists and other mental health professionals.
This session qualifies for 3.0 continuing education credits. You must attend the full 3-hour program to get continuing education credit for the event.
Participants will be able to:
About the Presenters:
Michelle Sherman, Ph.D., LP, ABPP, is a licensed clinical psychologist and Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. She is a Fellow in the American Psychological Association and is Board Certified in Couple and Family Psychology. Dr. Sherman is the Director of Behavioral Health at Broadway Family Medicine Clinic, which is part of the North Memorial Family Medicine Residency Program. She completed her doctoral work at the University of Missouri-Columbia and residency at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
Stephanie Hooker, Ph.D., MPH, is a postdoctoral fellow in Primary Care Behavioral Health in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. She has been trained in Clinical Health Psychology and focuses her research on health behavior change and meaning in life. Dr. Hooker completed her doctoral work at the University of Colorado in Denver and residency at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.
The presenters have reported no conflicts of interest.
The Minnesota Psychological Association is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Minnesota Psychological Association maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
ACCESSIBILITY ACCOMMODATIONS: If you need disability related accommodations, including parking, to make this event accessible, please contact the Metropolitan State University Center for Accessibility Resources, 651-793-1549, or [email protected].
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#011: Pivoting Is For Winners!
"Don't hold onto a bad idea just because it was your original idea." – Ben S. Cooper
As entrepreneurs work through the early phases of their business, it can be a confusing time. You have a lot of new information constantly coming in that can sometimes point you in a different direction. Unfortunately, the idea of changing course, or "pivoting" can often be looked down upon by the world of venture capital and the likes.
So, what is the right decision? Do you stay the course, or do you pivot?
In this week's episode, the guys talk about their experiences with pivoting. You'll hear about when it's a good decision to pivot, when it's a bad one, and why it's seen as a four-letter word.
Show Notes:
· JP and Ben catch up on the past week's events. [0:35]
· JP talks about getting his first inbound prospect from social media efforts. [2:44]
· This episode's Treps Hack. [4:58]
· The guys get into the main topic of the show – Pivoting. [10:55]
· JP discusses the evolution of the vision for his business over the past couple years. [11:39]
· Ben discusses his experience with how people react to the word pivot. [12:57]
· Why pivoting is seen as a negative action. [18:15]
· Why customer feedback is so important. [26:20]
· The importance of digesting advice before you act on it. [29:59]
Resources and Links:
· IoClothes.com
· Dropbox
· Tim Ferriss episode on "when to quit"
· 1000 True Fans by Kevin Kelly
· How pivoting is an advantage for a small start-up. [20:29]
· The importance of having patience in a startup. [23:23]
· When to give up on your business. [23:56]


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ENRIECO Outcomes
The project showed that many pregnancy and birth cohorts exist with information on
environmental exposures and health outcomes, yet to a lesser extend Eastern Europe.
Considerable expertise and experience is associated with these cohorts, complimented by
great effort. Overall, greater and more efficient use needs to be made of the existing cohort
data at the European level to provide timely response to key policy questions and concerns
about "new" environmental exposures, to improve methodology and power, understanding of
geographical and cultural inequalities in disease, exposure and health related behaviours.
Replication of findings with important public health implications in different settings should be
addressed, as well as improvement of statistical power through combined analysis. Cohorts
should also improve links with routinely collected environmental and health data, as much
data is currently available, but unused.
Follow-up of existing cohorts is essential to determine health effects in later life of pre-natal
and early childhood exposure, for which there is some but not conclusive evidence. New
environmental exposures, or existing environmental exposures under new conditions would
benefit from new pregnancy and birth cohorts to enable evaluation of any potential health
effects. Cohorts provide important environmental exposure, health and environmental
exposure-response data, yet the amount and detail of information provided on environment
and health varies considerably. Different initiatives have tried to combine data from various
cohorts to increase e.g. power (overall and subgroups) to overcome a tendency of individual
reporting. Existing European birth and mother-child cohorts provide a real potential for
combined analyses on pregnancy-related outcomes and child health outcomes in relation to
environmental exposures.
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data, ethical issues, analyses and management, and it is time and labour intensive but
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Our VERY last Wacky Wednesday of the summer! Encourage your child to talk with his or her bunk mates on Tuesday the 15th to come up with a dress scheme that matches the rest of the bunk. Some bunks dress in monochrome colors, others dress as princesses and some others use "discord" as a unifying theme. Dressing ALL OPPOSITE could work! I'm hoping everyone gets creative and joins in the fun but, as always, no worries if your child doesn't want to participate.
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We had a wonderful 2 week stay in this beautiful and tranquil farmhouse. We thoroughly enjoyed the spacious outside areas & comfortable authentic interiors. The surrounding area gives you a slice of real Italy with many great restaurants & beautiful towns. This is a great place to stay within a beautiful part of Italy, highly recommend.
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We had a very good time in beautiful Abruzzo- and of course in Rebecca's fantastic farmhouse! It was quiet, great, spacious and a real paradise! We really enjoyed this week!
Rebecca's farmhouse is a tiny piece of paradise. Situated amongst beautiful countryside and amazing views to wake up to. The farmhouse is extremely comfortable and stocked with everything you could need for an amazing holiday.
Fonte Monache exceeded our expectations Thank you so much for the opportunity to spend the most amazing 13 days in this piece of heaven. Our first impression of the house was wow! it was very clean and spacious, equipped with everything you can possibly need to feel home away from home, including wifi. The pool area has the most gorgeous views of the mountains and neighboring towns, truly spectacular. In fact every room in the house has amazing views. We cooked every night with the veggies that we picked up from the garden! The kitchen is perfect to cook! We also had several visits from Otavvio and Sylvia whom made sure everything was working properly and to answer any questions we may had. We went to the local pizzeria and bar in the evenings, and the people were extremely nice. They made us feel welcome from the first time we visited. We went to the beach several times, it is located a short drive from the town! In summary we didn't want to leave when the time came to depart. Thank you Rebecca for helping us create memories that we will never forget. We will definitely be back. Thank you Ana


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Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer are said publicly at 9.00am and 5.30pm daily except on Sundays (see above). The church is usually open daily between 8.30am and 11.30am
We welcome all visitors to our church, on a Sunday there are people sat at the back of church who will help you with any aspect of the church before or during the service. The clergy would love to have the opportunity to speak to you after the service.
Tea, coffee or soft drinks are available after Mass, there is no charge for these refreshments but any donations are always welcome
NOTE: Safeguarding: If you have any concerns regarding the safety of children and others who are vulnerable,
regardless of age, you must tell the Duty Priest and/or Fiona Hazeel, the Lay Safeguarding Officer.
Cloisters – the Lunch Club - next date, 20th December 2018.
Important Diary Date
Saturday 19th January 2019 Important Catholic Evangelism Day at Newton Abbot. Please put this date in your diary and make a commitment to attend. Transport will be provided and a sign up sheet will be coming soon for you to add your name to.
Anglo Catholic Mission Development Minister (lay). We are recruiting for the above role if you would like more details or a copy of the advert please see Fr David.
Post Christmas Meal – This will take place at PL1 on 23rd January 2019. This is always an enjoyable event so please come along. A sign up sheet will be coming soon for you to add your name to.
POSADA. Please sign up so that we don't have any gaps and the sign up sheet can be found in Cloisters Hospitality Area.
Christmas coffee morning Wednesday 5th December at St Peter's from 10.30 onwards
Welcome Centre – NOTICE AMENDED We are hoping to open a Welcome Centre in St. Peter's, which will require someone to commit to staffing the Church for a period of at least 3 hours once a Week. For more details, speak to Fr. David.
A Church Near You is great online resource made available free by the CofE, It would be great to make greater us of it but we need more editors (basic computer skills needed). Could you help.
Fortnum & Mason Christmas Hamper – Raffle squares are on sale at £5 each. Please buy as many as you are able as the proceeds go to Church funds. This raffle will be drawn on the 16th December.
Forward in Faith have new badges which can be bought at £2 each. Please see Sue Way for these.
For Intercession If you have placed anybody on this list could you review their need to be on it regularly, and ensure that Fr David is made aware of any changes
Those who have asked for our prayers…. Denise, Bernard Roberts, Barbara Norris, Janice Allin, David Batten, Michael Turner, Mary Wood, Leslie Porch, Sheila Tucker, Marcia Haycock, Joy Parker, Sister Mary Joseph, Peter Athersuch, Tina Smart, Roy Groves, Frank Hirst, Avril Archibald, Wendy Mills, Kathy Haydon, Robert Lamb, Tulia & Viola Fulton, Dominic Luscombe
The Recently Departed: Roy Dobson
Readings at Mass
Grant your faithful, we pray, almighty God,
the resolve to run forth to meet your Christ
with righteous deeds at his coming,
so that, gathered at his right hand,
they may be worthy to possess the heavenly kingdom.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever.
First reading Jeremiah 33:14-16
See, the days are coming – it is the Lord who speaks – when I am going to fulfil the promise I made to the House of Israel and the House of Judah:
'In those days and at that time,
I will make a virtuous Branch grow for David,
who shall practise honesty and integrity in the land.
In those days Judah shall be saved
and Israel shall dwell in confidence.
And this is the name the city will be called:
Responsorial Psalm Psalm 24(25):4-5,8-9,10,14
To you, O Lord, I lift up my soul.
Lord, make me know your ways.
Lord, teach me your paths.
Make me walk in your truth, and teach me:
for you are God my saviour.
To you, O Lord, I lift up my soul.
The Lord is good and upright.
He shows the path to those who stray,
He guides the humble in the right path,
He teaches his way to the poor.
To you, O Lord, I lift up my soul.
His ways are faithfulness and love
for those who keep his covenant and law.
The Lord's friendship is for those who revere him;
to them he reveals his covenant.
To you, O Lord, I lift up my soul.
Second reading 1 Thessalonians 3:12-4:2
May the Lord be generous in increasing your love and make you love one another and the whole human race as much as we love you. And may he so confirm your hearts in holiness that you may be blameless in the sight of our God and Father when our Lord Jesus Christ comes with all his saints.
Finally, brothers, we urge you and appeal to you in the Lord Jesus to make more and more progress in the kind of life that you are meant to live: the life that God wants, as you learnt from us, and as you are already living it. You have not forgotten the instructions we gave you on the authority of the Lord Jesus.
Gospel Acclamation Ps84:8
Alleluia, alleluia!
Let us see, O Lord, your mercy
and give us your saving help.
Gospel Luke 21:25-28,34-36
Jesus said to his disciples: 'There will be signs in the sun and moon and stars; on earth nations in agony, bewildered by the clamour of the ocean and its waves; men dying of fear as they await what menaces the world, for the powers of heaven will be shaken. And then they will see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with power and great glory. When these things begin to take place, stand erect, hold your heads high, because your liberation is near at hand.
'Watch yourselves, or your hearts will be coarsened with debauchery and drunkenness and the cares of life, and that day will be sprung on you suddenly, like a trap. For it will come down on every living man on the face of the earth. Stay awake, praying at all times for the strength to survive all that is going to happen, and to stand with confidence before the Son of Man.'
Copyright © 1996-2016 Universalis Publishing Limited: see www.universalis.com. Scripture readings from the Jerusalem Bible are published and copyright © 1966, 1967 and 1968 by Darton, Longman & Todd, Ltd and Doubleday, a division of Random House, Inc, and used by permission of the publishers. Text of the Psalms: Copyright © 1963, The Grail (England). Used with permission of A.P. Watt Ltd. All rights reserved.


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Song: "When All the Stars Have Died"
Album: TBD
"Sometimes songs are written and sometimes they are received," Allen reflected upon announcing the new track "When All the Stars Have Died" on his official website. "This was one of those songs. I was driving in my car in silence (without music blaring or a podcast distracting my mind like I usually do). Sitting in a little bit of traffic, I began singing this chorus. Word for word. [The] melody was so clear to me. I made a voice memo and took it to [collaborator] Gabe Dixon the next day and we finished what has turned out to be maybe my favorite song I've been a part of."
Balladry is certainly not unfamiliar territory for Allen, whose honey-voiced sincerity is at the heart of underrated gems like "Waves," "You Got A Way," and "Venice." But his newest just might be one of his most compelling yet, layered with gossamers of cosmic keys, acoustic guitar fingerpicks, and synth bells. The instrumentation bends in unexpected ways under Allen's fervent vocals on the choruses, creating a fascinating sonic dissonance when they mesh.
It's not a conventional summer song by any stretch, but as its celestial title suggests, it's note-perfect as a late July night slow jam. Allen's dexterity here as a songwriter and vocalist has reached a new peak, and here's hoping "When All the Stars Have Died" gives him some long-overdue attention.
Since emerging as American Idol's season eight champion (he self-released his debut set Brand New Shoes in 2007), Allen has been continually recording and touring. His most recent EP Letting You In arrived in 2016, followed by the full-length album Somethin' About Christmas later that year. In 2017, Allen and regular backing bandmates Cale Mills, Chris Torres, and Jordan Wright forged a country-rock side project, The Dames.
This summer, Allen will guest as a host and featured performer on the American Idol Live! 2018 Tour. The shows will feature this season's talented Top 7 finalists: Cade Foehner, Caleb Lee Hutchinson, Catie Turner, Gabby Barrett, Jurnee, Maddie Poppe and Michael J. Woodard. The tour will visit more than forty cities, kicking off on July 11th in Redding, California at Civic Auditorium, and concluding on September 16th at the Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C.


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Scouring dot come era tech magazines in search of product ideas
(pic by Mando Gonzales)
An interesting story from an old issue of Wired that I found on my shelf this morning:
"Morgan had become convinced that there was plenty of gold left behind when the rush ended in 2001. The idea took root in fall 2003, while he was reading The Victorian Internet, Tom Standage's history of the telegraph. Just like the most ardent promoters of the Internet, the telegraph's early boosters claimed that the fledgling technology would do everything from helping save lives to ushering in world peace. Over the half-century between the telegraph's rise to prominence and its eclipse by the telephone, it did change the way people lived and worked, but not in the ways its evangelists had predicted. "The lesson was that while new communications media do change the world," Morgan says, "they do it much slower than the early adopters think they will."
From there, it was a small step to the realization that perhaps some of the ideas from the Internet boom might simply have been a few years ahead of their time. Morgan began to revisit the startups he'd put cash into - those that had failed and those that were still breathing. "I was getting reinterested in consumer Internet plays," Morgan says. "Some of the companies I'd invested in were starting to look like they had made it through the nuclear winter, and I wanted to figure out exactly how they were different from the ones that hadn't made it." He set about systematically distilling the lessons of the recent past and applying those lessons to his evaluation of each startup that he considered funding."
Why do I blog this? Collecting examples for my book about failures and how their analysis is important in the innovation process. Of course, I am less interested in the VC thing than in the process of surfacing ideas from the past as a exercise to see what conditions have changed and how it can be relevant for the future.


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When parents in Pennsylvania have small children, they trust trained professional medical staff to not only bring a child's life into this world but to diagnose any ailment the infant might have. A surgeon or medical staff is trusted in their diagnosis and treatment, and parents rely on and trust their decisions. When a doctor is negligent or there is negligent medical care, there could be a potential medical malpractice issue, which could create a cause of action for loved ones.
A Pennsylvania jury recently awarded parents a $55 million after they filed a medical malpractice lawsuit relative to their child's birth. According to the report, their son suffered disabilities that resulted from a negligent doctor.
Following a two-week trial, the jury determined that the doctor caring for their newborn ignored evident signs that their son was not receiving enough oxygen during the birthing process. It was also evident that the doctor should have preformed a cesarean section. Because the doctor failed to take action after these obvious signs of oxygen deprivation, the young boy, who is now 4-years-old, suffered serious birth defects and medical problems. This included cerebral palsy and severe developmental delays.
Although a spokesman for the hospital stated that the hospital provided the victim with appropriate care and did not cause any harm to the baby, the jury decided differently. When a parent or a loved one believes that doctor error or medical malpractice has occurred, they could file a medical malpractice lawsuit. This could result in compensation that could be used to cover expenses associated with the malpractice such as current and future medical bills.
Parents and residents of Pennsylvania put a lot of trust into medical provided to them when they or a loved one goes to the doctor or hospital. When medical staff is negligent, this could cause them to have a lack of trust in medical care and even suffer at their hands. Those affected by a negligent doctor or medical staff should understand that they have options and should seek to understand if they have any cause of action in their situation.
Source: Insurance Journal, "Pennsylvania Jury Awards $55M for Boy's Injuries at Birth," Dec. 27, 2013


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A busy and important friend of mine employs two cleaning ladies to keep her gargantuan house clean and neat. I don't use the term "cleaning lady" lightly. These two women (60-something sisters) are bona fide cleaning ladies of the old school variety. They even dress like cleaning ladies, in flowered house dresses and run-down sneakers. Their pudgy bodies look like flour sacks tied in the middle. Sometimes I suspect they're actually actresses rehearsing for a play, but if that's the case they've been in rehearsal for 45 years.
I can alway use cleaning tips, so the other day I sneaked up and hid behind a couch, listening to their cleaning-lady chatter.
"He's so good-looking," one of the cleaning ladies said.
"Yah, " the second cleaning lady said. "I don't know what he sees in her."
"Me neither" the first cleaning lady said. "She's plain as a shrub."
Satisfied with their own omniscience, they went back to scrubbing the floors.


text: Egegik Historic cannery open to investment or sale for $3.5 million By Sage Smiley • Jun 7, 2019 Google Earth The Wards Cove Packing Company operated the facility on the Egegik River from the 1960s until it closed in 2002. How to avoid a Coast Guard ticket this season By Austin Fast • Jun 5, 2018 Austin Fast / KDLG Fishing fatalities in Alaska have decreased dramatically since the early 1990s, with federal statistics showing an average of nine deaths a year since 2010. The U.S. Coast Guard is trying to push those numbers even lower this summer with its annual dockside exams. Egegik incinerator burns down By Molly Dischner • Apr 20, 2016 Photo courtesy of Don Strand Egegik's incinerator burned down Tuesday night, but a quick community response kept any additional area from burning. Egegik school to close, says LPSD By Dave Bendinger • Aug 14, 2015 Citing low, or perhaps no, numbers of students intending to enroll, the School Board voted to not to open the school this fall. Bristol Bay Fisheries Report, July 16, 2015 By Molly Dischner • Jul 16, 2015 Matt Martin/KDLG Naknek-Kvichak strong catches are daily records, and a long-time fisheries reporter says there's been less chatter about the market than usual. Slow Going in Bristol Bay's Eastside Districts By Mike Mason • Jun 14, 2014 Bristol Bay's massive salmon fishery is slowly gearing up as more and more fisherman and processor show up every day. KDLG's Mike Mason has this report about how things are looking in the eastside fishing districts. Bristol Bay Fisheries Report for June 14, 2014 By Mike Mason • Jun 14, 2014 unknown This report includes a story about the recent annual meeting of the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association and a report on the Alaska Local Boundary Commission meeting Wednesday about the Dillingham Superior Court Judge's decision to overturn the City of Dillingham's annexation of the Nushagak Commercial Fishing District. Fire Marshal Investigates Fatal Egegik Fire By Ben Matheson • Jul 17, 2013 Fire Investigators still don't know exactly what started a fire on a fishing vessel that killed a Kipnuk fisherman and badly burned his two brothers. KDLG's Ben Matheson has the story. Fishing Time in Egegik... No Fishing Time in Ugashik By Mike Mason • Jul 9, 2013 Fishermen across Bristol Bay are anxiously waiting for more sockeye. In the Egegik District the Alaska Department of Fish and Game gave the fleets some fishing time on Monday and the catch was around 100-thousand fish. The also got some fishing time on Tuesday. KDLG's Mike Mason has the details. The Egegik and Ugashik Districts Remain Closed By Mike Mason • Jul 7, 2013 Hundreds of fishermen and processing workers are on hold across the entire eastside of Bristol Bay as all 3 of the districts are hold waiting for more fish. KDLG's Mike Mason has this update on how things are looking in the Egegik and Ugashik Districts. Kipnuk Man Dies Aboard Fishing Vessel in Fire at Egegik By Ben Matheson • Jul 5, 2013 A Kipnuk man has died from a fire on a fishing boat docked in Egegik. Troopers report that responders found the body believed to be 56 year old Harberg Paul very early Thursday morning.Beth Ipsen is a spokesperson for the troopers: "At 3:15 a.m., some other fisherman saw smoke coming out of the vessel, at 3:30 a.m. they saw flames coming out of the boat. Some first responders, including people from other boats and the cannery managed to pull Joe Paul and Paul Paul out of the boat , but unfortunately there was another brother that perished in the fire," said Ibsen. "Off The Charts" Harvest and Escapement in the Egegik District By Mike Mason • Jun 20, 2013 Mike Mason The most active of Bristol Bay's 5 commercial fishing districts is the Egegik District. KDLG's Mike Mason has this update. Preview of the Sockeye Fishery in the Egegik and Ugashik Districts By Mike Mason • Apr 3, 2013 Celeste Novak The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has released the outlook for commercial fishing in Bristol Bay that includes detailed information about this summer's fishery in each of the Bay's 5-commercial fishing district. KDLG's Mike Mason looked at the outlook for the Egegik and Ugashik Districts for this report. New Leadership at Icicle Seafoods By Mike Mason • Feb 22, 2013 icicleseafoods.com There has been a big shakeup at Icicle Seafoods.


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The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is a federally funded program that supports child care and after school programs. In Minnesota, CACFP is significantly under-utilized. According to data from the Minnesota Departments of Human Services and Education there are 434 child care centers that are eligible to participate but are not yet enrolled in CACFP. In addition, 430 after-school youth program sites could expand meal offerings to include a supper meal.
We have identified three initial not-in-school-time opportunities to feed hungry children:
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Minnesota continues to feel the pressure as workforce trends shift around the country: the growth of new industries, the increasing role of technology and automation, and the ongoing retirement of baby boomers as new generations come of age. The state's leaders are looking at the numbers with concern, as the Twin Cities metro area is expected to experience a shortage of 114,000 workers by 2020.
This summer, our multi-disciplinary team at Connect the Grey will tackle the challenges faced by Minnesota's employers and workforce with events targeted at business leaders and professionals. These workshops aim to bring together people from across sectors to learn more about the issues, consider what they can do in their own workplaces, and collaborate on creative solutions.
In July, our Learning and Innovation Lead, Katie Boone, will host two sessions on "The Future of Work: Creativity & Business," one on July 12 in Mankato and another on July 21 in St. Paul. These participatory sessions will invite attendees to discuss how to equip today's workers and students with the skills necessary for an evolving economic landscape, and how to involve creativity and art in strategizing about workforce development.
Katie shares a quote from the Japanese industrialist Konosuke Matsushita, saying, "Continued existence depends upon the day-to-day mobilization of every ounce of intelligence."
"Businesses and organizations and communities are facing tremendously complex challenges and issues," she explains. "Those require us to engage all of our voices and our intelligence to find solutions, including bringing in the voices of creators and the creative mind."
We will share the findings from both group sessions publicly, as conversations about the future of the workforce continue throughout the state.
For business leaders eager to dive into how they can adapt to new trends within the workplace, we will host a discussion on "Communicating Across Generations" on August 9 in Mankato and on August 17 in St. Paul. These introductory sessions invite participants to share how they are experiencing generational conflicts at work and to discuss strategies for solving those conflicts.
Those interested in this summer's events can register at the following links:
- The Future of Work: Creativity & Business, July 12 in Mankato
- The Future of Work: Creativity & Business, July 21 in St. Paul
- Communicating Across Generations, August 9 in Mankato
- Communicating Across Generations, August 17 in St. Paul
We hope you can join us!


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Thinking Platform (Düşünce Platformu) held its first public meeting concerning the patriarchal election on December 13.
Many people attended the meeting that was held for discussing the
recent developments and possible drawbacks concerning the patriarchal
election and finding a solution.
About 300 people, including CHP MP Selina Doğan, participated in the meeting, which was opened with a speech by Harut Özer. After that, lawyer Setrak Davuthan told about the legal process, which has been neglected for 8 years.
A funeral waiting to be held
Sociologist and Agos columnist Ohannes Kılıçdağı talked about why an election cannot be held and the implications of the situation. Kılıçdağı pointed out that there had been similar periods in the history, but now the society is passive more than ever.
After Kılıçdağı's speech, participants expressed their opinions concerning the election. Criticizing the clergy and the patriarchate, Garo Kaprielyan said: "Clergy doesn't not live in the church anymore. They are not devoted to religion. They see this only as a profession and earn a good deal of money. However, I don't think that they deserve it."
Uraz Kaspar said that Armenian deputies in the parliament should bring this issue to agenda. After this remark, Selina Doğan stated that the problems of the society are on their agenda, but it is unrealistic to expect a solution from the parliament.
"We will elect our patriarch"
Members of Thinking Platform issued a joint declaration and made a statement about the election. Here are the highlights of the declaration:
"Patriarchate of Armenians of Turkey represents a 555-years-old tradition and the existence and dignity of an ancient nation that is in this land for over 3000 years. This seat is vacant since 2008, because of the unfortunate illness of our Patriarch Mesrob II. For 8 years, we haven't been able to elect our patriarch for various reasons. They tried to handle the situation with a vicar. They violated our freedom of belief and right to vote.
"And after 8 years, they said that the patriarch is retired on disability and the seat is vacant. Now, they are reluctant to start the process; we have been trying to get an appointment from the governor's office for weeks! We have no more patience left. We want to know who is afraid of an election. We have nothing to be afraid of.
"Our patriarch should be elected by a popular vote; this is the ancient tradition of our church. The election should be transparent. We want to know all the candidates and learn about their understanding of service. We just want to elect our patriarch. We just demand our political right. That's all."


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My first answer to it is grounded on the argumentum ad hominem of which I have already spoken. That is, I shall show that, if the objection proves anything, it proves too much for the purposes of those who use it; that it leads to conclusions beyond those to which they would confine it; and if it tells for them, it tells for those whom they would not hesitate to consider heretical or unbelieving.
Now the argument in question proves too much, first, in this way, that it shows that external religion is not only not important or necessary, but not allowable. If, for instance, when our Saviour said, "Woman, believe Me, the hour cometh, when ye shall neither in this mountain, nor yet at Jerusalem, worship the Father ... The hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship Him. God is a Spirit, and they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth," [John iv. 21-24.]—if He means that the external local worship of the Jews was so to be abolished, that no external local worship should again be enjoined, that the Gospel worship was but mental, stripped of everything material or sensible, and offered in that simple spirit and truth which exists in heaven, if so, it is plain that all external religion is not only not imperative under the {118} Gospel, but forbidden. This text, if it avails for any thing against Sacraments and Ordinances, avails entirely; it cuts them away root and branch. It says, not that they are unimportant, but that they are not to be. It does not leave them at our option. Any interpretation which gives an opening to their existing, gives so far an opening to their being important. If the command to worship in spirit and truth is consistent with the permission to worship through certain rites, it is consistent with the duty to worship through them. Why are we to have a greater freedom, if I may so speak, than God Himself? why are we to choose what rites we please to worship in, and not He choose them?—as if spirituality consisted, not in doing without rites altogether, (a notion which at least is intelligible,) but in our forestalling our Lord and Master in the choice of them. Let us take the text to mean that there shall be no external worship at all, if we will (we shall be wrong, but we shall speak fairly and intelligibly); but, if there may be times, places, ministers, ordinances of worship, although the text speaks of worshipping in spirit and in truth, then, what is there in it to negative the notion of God's having chosen those times, places, ministers, and ordinances, so that if we attempt to choose, we shall be committing the very fault of the Jews, who were ever setting up golden calves, planting groves, or consecrating ministers, without authority from God?
I conclude, then, that there must be some fault somewhere in this specious argument; that it does not follow that a doctrine or rite is not divine, because it is not directly stated in Scripture; that there are some wise and unknown reasons for doctrines being, as we find them, not clearly stated there. To be sure, I might take the other alternative, and run the full length of scepticism, and openly deny that any doctrine or duty, whatever it is, is divine, which is not stated in Scripture beyond all contradiction and objection. But for many reasons I cannot get myself to do this, as I shall proceed to show.


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Last Thursday morning, I took a bus from Jay Street in Brooklyn to 55th and Lexington in Manhattan. We drove through desolate lower Manhattan. Power has still not been restored there. The shelter where I volunteer on 1st Ave and 9th hasn't had power for over a week.
Once I finally checked the news for the first time in days, I became aware of the devastation on Staten Island. So much attention had been paid to lower Manhattan, Hoboken and my own Jersey City [which President Obama specifically mentioned in a speech on Wednesday night] I had no idea how bad it was there. Unfortunately, with public transportation still in shambles and the gas shortage there is little I can do there. Lucky for me, there is a volunteer effort accepting donations and a decently stocked grocery store within walking distance so I can at least help out other people in the area who don't have power back yet and/or who can't go home and are staying in shelters. Anyone near JC: relief effort at Barrow Mansion has enough volunteers, still needs paper towels, tuna, pasta, rice, canned food, flashlights.
What a relief the NYC Marathon was canceled — the "we shall prevail" sentiment just isn't the same as after 9/11/2001. This time around, it had been mere days since the storm hit and took out power as well as inflicted significant property damage in many areas of the city. People are still without heat, hot water, food, water.
Door-to-door, it took me 3 hours to get to work today: over an hour waiting in line for the bus, then another hour+ on the bus and travel time on either side.
However, everything actually is business as usual north of 40th street. I was harried when I got to work today, but the office was bustling and I don't know if people just assume I overslept when I came in at 10.15am. It will probably be a bit of an issue for me to leave at 5pm tonight so I don't miss the last ferry. There is very little flexibility and understanding where visibility of the storm is non-existent.
And tomorrow is Election Day, so I will probably need to shower tonight, get up and vote tomorrow and try my luck with the ferry. Voter turnout was already going to be lower than 2008, and will be even lower with people not being in their homes or, quite frankly, worrying more about getting in a full day's work rather than voting before or after work. But those who are excited are very excited and have trouble comprehending that u don't plan to vote for either Obama or Romney: "who else is there" or "read about them and pick the lesser of two evils", obviously having a strong favorite themselves. As usual, I'm more interested in the Congressional and local candidates and public questions than choosing between Kodos and Kang who have similar questionable views [actual record in the case of the incumbent president] on civil liberties, Guantanamo, killing citizens without due process, etc. It's a good thing none of the states affected by Hurricane Sandy are swing states. I can practically hear the shrieks from both sides. As it is, when I told a neighbour my application for an absentee ballot was rejected on the grounds that the signatures didn't match [entirely possible as mine evolve over the years — mine now is virtually unrecognizable from my first passport signature], she immediately cried voter fraud. Then I pointed out that if voter fraud actually had been the cause of the rejection, it would have been perpetrated by her own Democrats and not those evil, scheming Republicans. So just imagine all those purple-faced politicians…
And tomorrow, I think I will go ahead and throw my vote away.
Happy Election Day Eve!
Full "Citizen Kang" clip [which you should watch if you have not already seen it] [and it's ridiculous if you haven't already seen it] [and even if you have already seen it, which I hope you have, you should probably watch again] [now.]


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- Authentic Anatomical Chart Company product!
- Measures 20 x 26 inches
- Great for studies and patient consultation
- Printed in the United States
Out of stockThis beautiful trigger point educational tool includes two charts: Trigger Points: Torso and Trigger Points: Extremities. Each chart illustrates and labels the muscles affected by trigger points, and shows trigger point locations with primary and secondary pain sensitive zones. Each chart includes a legend that explains how to identify particular trigger points and their pain zones. This edition has updated images and improved content organisation to maximise visual impact. The torso chart shows trigger points of the upper torso and shoulder, posterior deep and anterior-posterior pain referral guide. The extremities chart shows upper extremity, lower extremity, and head and neck trigger points.
GEMt Dry Needles are designed and manufactured especially for Dry Needling and are TGA approved.
The point stimulator is an advanced, user friendly unit, used to apply percutaneous electrical stimulation to a body region. This can be used to both activate inhibited muscles e.g. post trauma/surgery, or to reduce treatment and post treatment soreness, especially when treating sensitive or large regions of the body. With options to adjust frequency and intensity, this unit is a must for all dry needling practitioners.
Wartenberg pinwheel or Wartenberg neurowheel, is a medical device for neurological use to test nerve reactions (sensitivity) as it rolled systematically across the skin. Made of stainless steel with a handle of approximately seven inches in length. The wheel, which has evenly-spaced radiating sharp pins, rotates as it is rolled across the flesh.


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Moneta Business System is an integrated information system developed on a modular basis that uses a common data base. It consists of modules that are mutually interactive and designated for providing entire information integration, ensuring coherence and transparency of all activities and processes in the company. The system provides option on management and automatization of financial and accounting, warehouse and trade activities at the different establishments of one or more companies.
Thanks to applied module technology, it is a suitable solution for small or large companies that work in different business fields.
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This Moneta Module provides the option on a flexible management of the commerce work process. Once registered the information on submitted offer is easily transformed in an order or invoice with no need of second data entering. Product items and partners are organized in groups for the purpose of providing different prices and discounts. Conditions for each partners are defined (credit limits, conditions and methods of payments). It is possible payables and receivables form the partners to be traced at any time. Each commerce transaction is registered in the system through a list of documents.
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Deliveries Module
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This module provides the option on effective management of suppliers relations. Full control of receivables, tracing of payments, updated and detail information on suppliers and supply condition. Planning the orders to suppliers and warehouse registering in the warehouse.
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Warehouse Module
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This module is related to warehouse management - nomenclatures with products, warehouses, inventories, discounting and disposal of goods, goods reservation, tracing of products and batches. Goods are organized in hierarchical product groups and categories. Replaceable items are defined. There is an option on operating with different measurement units. Movements of stocks are measured in quantity and value.
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Nomenclatures Module
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Tasmanian Chess Association Executive Meeting 24th of June 2016 Agenda
(as at 20th of July 2016)
Meeting Opens
1. Welcome and Introductions
2. Apologies
3. Motion to accept the minutes of the executive meeting (13th of June 2016)
4. Review of actions arising from the Annual General Meeting (13th of March 2016)
a. TCA Webmaster to fix broken profile links on TCA web page. – Closed
b. All club and TCA executive profiles to be updated and completed – club representatives to liaise with TCA Webmaster on this. – Ongoing
c. TCA Webmaster to create an appropriate link from the DCC home page to the DCC thread on Chess Chat. – Closed
d. TCA Webmaster to contact the Burnie Chess Club, specifically Ian Rout and Dylan Kuzmic, regarding this issue. – Closed
e. TCA Webmaster to contact the BCC regarding a webmaster contact. – Closed
5. Review of actions arising from the executive meeting (13th of June 2016)
a. Denis McMahon and Ian Little to consult on new state title eligibility rules, taking into consideration the thoughts and opinions of the executive. Ian Little to circulate such rule(s) to the executive. Discussion, and a motion to accept such rule(s), will be conducted via e-mail at that time. – Closed
b. TCA Webmaster to remove all instances of Chess from the Tasmanian Transfer-Chess Championship and henceforth refer to it as the Tasmanian Transfer Championship only. – Closed
6. Motions Moved in Advance (by e-mail)
Moved Kevin Bonham
That the TCA makes the following rulings concerning the eligibility of Martin Friebe for state title events in 2016:
- that the TCA's eligibility rules for state titles, as most recently codified in March 2000, have always been valid and have been correctly applied in all relevant cases, including the 2016 Tasmanian Championships and 2016 Tasmanian Lightning.
- that Martin Friebe was not eligible for either title under these rules as they stood at the time these events were held.
- that the TCA now believes the eligibility rules should be significantly changed for future events, and is reviewing them.
- that in view of its desire to change the rules as prompted by Martin's case, the TCA wishes to retrospectively add Martin Friebe to the list of champions for these two events
- that this has no impact on the completely valid titles already won by other players for these events.
- that on this basis Martin Friebe and Denis McMahon are 2016 Tasmanian Lightning Champions, and Martin Friebe, Ian Little, Kevin Bonham, and Karl Manzer are 2016 Tasmanian Champions.
- that Martin Friebe is eligible to compete for the title of 2016 Tasmanian Rapid Champion.
- that all rulings made under this motion are final.
Motion carried (2 yes, 1 no, 1 abstain)
Moved Kevin Bonham
- That the TCA recognise Reg Harvey for 2011 and 2016 and Alex Nagy for 2015 as Tasmanian Senior Champions.
Motion carried (4 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain)
Moved Denis McMahon
- That the TCA adopt the attached State Title Eligibility Policy
Motion carried (3 yes, 1 no, 0 abstain)
7. Launceston Chess Club Affiliation
a. Application attached.


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What Kyle does with fresh anxieties every morning - Kyle Hanawalt
First in the series: What to do with your fresh anxieties every morning
A day in the life of BLV pastor Kyle Hanawalt, in which he realizes that God (brilliantly) wants to give him peace before giving him guidance. How? Through conversational prayer.
Speaker's Notes
In preparing for this series, What to do with your fresh anxieties every morning, I came across a few studies.
- According to a recent study done by the APA (American Psychological Association)
- Seventy-two percent of adults report feeling high levels of stress regularly and 22 percent say that they experience extreme stress (a rating of 8, 9 or 10 on a 10-point scale about their stress during the past month).
- And 77% Of American report regularly feeling physical symptoms of anxiety. Headaches, tense muscles, etc.
- And a World Mental Health Study looking at 28 countries, from the Ukraine, to Nigeria, to Lebanon. found that America was the most anxious country in the world and it wasn't particularly close.
So here is my groundbreaking and incredibly fresh in insight: Seems like people be anxious, like a lot of the time.
I know I do, which is why we decided to do a three week series on this.
- As you maybe have come to expect, we will be looking to the Bible for some insight and aide in how to think about anxiety.
- We are also going to do some experimenting in this series.
- I have come to discover our temperament, personality, how we were raised, and any other countless things that makes us who we are. All of these things affect how anxiety uniquely works in our life.
- So, we decided to introduce a bit of an autobiographical feature to this series, showing you the things we actually do to try and deal with our anxiety in our life.
- So, Myself, Nader, and Vince each week with the assist of some Selfies, will be showing you a day in our struggle with anxiety.
- And our hope is, since Nader, Vince, and I are very different people with very different temperaments, That over these three weeks that everyone in here can find something practical and concrete that may work for their life.
In looking to the Bible in preparation for this, I couldn't help but to notice that this, anxiety, seems to be a kind of a big deal.
- Anxiety and words associated with it like "Fear" "afraid" "Worry" appear over 500 times in the Bible.
- And I think some of the passages addressing anxiety seem to be particularly memorable and insightful, the kinds of passages one is likely to have printed on a piece of plywood and hang up on their wall, or get tattooed in greek or hebrew on their tricep,
- as in Psalm 139: "Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts."
- Or Philippians 4: "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God."
- Or you have Jesus' lengthy meditation on anxiety in Matthew 6 which starts off with wisdom like: "Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life."
- And then we have all sorts of remedies proposed, from Paul's "Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks at all times, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you" (1 Thes. 5:16-18)
- to Peter's "Cast all your anxiety on (Jesus) because he cares for you" (1 Peter 5:7)
- to Jesus' "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest" (Matthew 11:28).
Seems like quite a big emphasis.
- What if it's because worry/anxiety/fear/overwhelmed-ness is the punchline of the brokenness of humankind-- If you remember our series from the beginning of year, that eating from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil equates to taking all of the troubles of our lives onto our own shoulders?
- And what if what is jesus is offering us, eating from the tree of life, is to cast our anxieties onto Jesus and receive joy and hope in return instead of burden and pressure and stress.
I wonder if anxiety is such a big deal in the bible because it is high stakes for us.
- Maybe unaddressed anxiety is the biggest cause of us making choices that don't serve us
- Maybe many of the unhealthy choices we make or behaviors we get stuck in that are destructive to ourselves or to others are just coping mechanisms as we flail about drowning in unaddressed anxiety
- I'm anxious so I take my frustration out on my spouse
- or I'm anxious so I find a sexual outlet I'm not going to be happy with later on.
Here's a big example: I've been involved in leading small groups, and helping pastor and counsel other men for over a decade now, and I've talked with dozens and dozens of men about how they are unhappy with their use of porn
Here's what I have learned, yes porn is sexual, I mean it is sexual by nature. But for most men it is far more about stress, anxiety. It's about control in a world that so often feels out of their control. A way to try to meet their own needs when it feels like we have so many needs going unmet.
And for the men I've known who don't want this as a part of their life anymore, those who experienced the most long term success were those who figured out how to deal with their underlying anxiety in a way they were happier with, so that they no longer needed to go to the coping mechanism of porn
- Or another example: I'm anxious so I overeat
- Or blame someone else for my problems
- Or blame a group of people for my problems
What if the antidotes suggested by Paul, Peter, and Jesus in the Bible are the prescription for human health and connection to Jesus for all people at all times on all days.
- And, taking these antidotes never gets to be old hat-- because fresh anxieties every new morning always make this pertinent.
- And what if these prescriptions, the practices that Vince, Nader and I will be suggesting also turn out to be our central avenue of spiritual growth.
- hear, O BLV'er: your central avenue to spiritual growth could be how you deal with your daily anxieties
As we continue to learn from Jesus--as we do our best to take his prescription of rejoicing always, praying constantly, giving thanks at all times, giving our troubles to him to carry--it's promised that suddenly our minds and hearts will clear and we can make hopeful choices of trust rather than constantly reacting to our stresses, which involves no true choice at all.
And so I would like to invite you guys on a journey with me. A journey into a day in my life, and how I personally experience God in the midst of the fresh anxieties I wake up with every morning.
When I wake up in the morning and I shower and brush my teeth,
- I feel all the pressing issues of my life hit me
- all the tasks I need to complete, all the projects I need to get started, all the emails I need to respond to, all the conversations I need to have, the conflicts that aren't finished yet
- I even experience the big picture issues come into my head. Am I ever going to buy a house, how long can we stay in this apartment with a child?
And it is then that I engage in something that I call conversational prayer. This would be my experience of what Paul suggests in 1 Thess. 5, to pray without ceasing.
- I once read a book called "Practicing the presence of God" by brother Lawrence, who said that he tried to live out this "pray without ceasing" thing by having a non-stop running dialogue in his head with God.
- And this has been the single most helpful thing "spiritual practice-wise" I have ever come across.
- So, I, as brother lawrence suggests, just have a running dialogue with God in my head all day. I just talk with him about whatever I have going on or whatever I am thinking.
So, as I am brushing my teeth, and all this anxiety falls on me, I just begin talking to God about it.
- Like, "Holy crap God, I really don't want to have to respond to all the emails I have to today, especially that one Vince sent me last night, I just don't agree with him, and I feel super anxious about telling him that."
- "Uggg, I also am feeling stressed about Will waking up, I know he is going to wake up any moment, and I am not sure I have the energy to entertain him, He always has so much energy in the morning."
- And then my coping mechanisms come into play, "What if I just blew today off, did nothing, Or what if I just didn't tell Vince what I actually thought, It would be so much easier to just agree with him. I kinda just want to watch you tube clips right now. Hmm, what if I just got a breakfast sandwich, mcgriddles always make me feel better, yeah.
- I don't try to hide anything from God. I bring everything to the table, even my desire to use a coping mechanism
- And then I just pay attention any thoughts that might come into my head that I may attribute to God
Now if God were to respond to me, we might think that his suggestion would be along the lines of a frustrated parent, "don't do that coping mechanism, be good and responsible, you get your butt out there and do this day right"
But my experience is very often quite different
- What I often experience and what I experienced that morning, was a lingering thought a suggestion that I attributed to God, which was to put all my anxieties on hold for a moment, and enjoy a cup of coffee
- No joke… coffee
You may have expected that if God were to respond to my anxiety it would be most helpful to give me a game plan to deal with anxiety, guidance in how to deal with my issues,
- However, I had strong sense that he was instead leading me to enjoy my coffee.
- If you think about it, This is crazy brilliant by God.
- Because game planning?… a "to do list" about how to fix my anxious state?… isn't that just going to make me feel more stressed and pressure!?
- God is smart.
- Instead he is dialing down pressure, taking the burden off of me,
I think this is because God knows that the biggest threats to me are not the pressing matters of the day but my anxiety about those pressing matters.
- Because it is the anxiety that's going to lead me towards bad choices. It's the anxiety that's going to cripple me and prevent me from done getting any of the things that I hope to get done. Anxiety that will lead me towards unhealthy coping mechanisms.
you see, in the context of conversational prayer I feel the constant backing of something bigger than me.
- I feel reassurance and encouragement.
- It may not look the same for everyone, but for me it most frequently looks like being prompted to chill and enjoy something small in the moment, be more present. Like enjoying my coffee.
I think in the moment anxiety hits us, what we need first is not guidance but peace... guidance is still valuable it just comes later... if we don't have peace first though guidance is more stress
- That's what conversational prayer does for me
- I have a running dialogue going through my head of the various things weighing on me, and then I pay attention to anything in my head, any thoughts, any ideas that seem to be encouraging me towards peace.
- And here, it looked like enjoying my coffee until my son wakes up
- and When he did, I didn't feel exhausted, I feel present and excited to enjoy a little time with him before I had to leave
So after that, I get in the Car, and guess what. All the anxieties of the day come rushing back in.
- I am not 20 minutes removed from this wonderful peaceful experience, but yet here I am anxious again about my work day. All the things I have to get done. This is a big reason I like conversational prayer, because I need ongoing help, it's not like that experience in the morning just fixed me for the day.
- So, I begin chatting with God again, "I feel stressed about the work I have to get done, I really don't want to do it. Hmmm, I kinda want to do that breakfast sandwich afterall. I know I already ate, but good friend Mr. Sausage Mcgriddle doesn't have to know that."
- And I have a thought linger in my head that seems to be leading towards peace, that I should do a deep breathing exercise.
- Which I do, and it helps me feel less anxious. I then flip on sport radio and for the rest of the ride I enjoy listening to how good the Cubs are going to be this year
And then I arrive at the coffee shop and get kind of lost in work and meetings with Vince.
- I do bring up that one email and he receives it graciously and it seems so strange that I ever felt so anxious about it
- And we work there until about lunch time.
- (Photo) This selfie is totally unnecessary but, I couldn't help but notice that I had the exact same face in both photos, and they just seemed to blend in together
- But, over lunch I just keep chatting in my head, "So thankful that meeting with Vince went so well, I really appreciate working with him. That was a super productive morning."
- And I just feel this lingering notion that I should tell him, Tell Vince how much I appreciate him. And it feels like that same leading to peace and connection kind of thought I have come to expect from God, so, I tell Vince and it leads to a nice moment of connection between us.
I then get home to work from home from the rest of the Day.
- And after about a half an hour I am just so tired of working And chatting in my head I say,
- "oh god, I don't want to finish this."
- And I have another reassuring peaceful thought that I have come to attribute to God, and it says "Calm down. Take a deep breath. You have done this before, you're ok."
- So, I take a deep breath, feel some new energy and confidence and keep on working.
I get to 5 olcock, and even though I set my own hours, I kinda set 5 as the end of my work day, and have not gotten everything done that I had hoped, and Michelle was still at a play-group with Will, and I say, talking in my head.
- "Maybe I should just keep working until Michelle gets home. That would be the most productive thing to do with my time."
- But then that peaceful leading voice in my head pops up, and says nope. Why don't you let it lie for the day, it will still be here tomorrow. Why don't you just play a few minutes of Video games to unwind before Michelle and Will get home.
- And so I Asked God, "Would you help me put aside all the anxiety about this work until tomorrow." And I felt like I was able to. So I played video games for a bit, and it was awesome. Relaxing and fun
However, after little while I begin to feel super anxious again. You see, I have been coming to understand more and more this last year, that one of my major deficits is that I don't cleanly ask people for what I want or need from them, I rather manage them and manipulate situations to get my needs met without having to ask for it. And I begin to remember an interaction that I had a couple days ago where I had once again managed someone's emotions, rather than cleanly express what I was wanting.
- So, I begin to chat in my head, "Why the heck to I always do that, I feel so frustrated, I know it doesn't serve me."
- And then I have another peace leading thought stick in my head. Maybe I should call a friend and have them pray for me.
- So, I do. I have built in the expectation in about 5-6 relationships that we can call each other up at pretty much any moment and have them pray for me. OR Vis Versa
- I call a friend tell him about how I'm feeling, and he prays for me.
- And I feel like less of a failure, I feel reassured that I matter, that I am valuable even with this deficit. And I feel new energy to keep working on this area of my life.
- You see, sometimes my experience of conversational prayer is that I am - in the moment - lead towards peace, but sometime I feel prompted to reach out. To do something that will help bring me peace.
So, Michelle get's home, we have dinner, we put WIll to bed, Watch a little TV, and Go to bed Ourselves.
There you go, a day in my life.
As you can see, conversational prayer is pretty big for me.
- I don't try to evaluate what's worthwhile to bring up in prayer, I just bring everything, I chat about anything going on. From video games to my life long struggles.
- And I think the reason this works for me is because I am looking for that voice that brings peace, reassurance.
- The reason I look for that kind of voice is that I have a bedrock belief, based on my experience that God, as the passages I read early suggest, That God is good, he is peace, and nobody wants good and peace for me more than God
- And so when I engage in conversational prayer, I pay attention to any thoughts that seem to be lingering in my head that are leading me towards peace, leading me towards connection, leading me towards the understanding that I matter and am valuable.
- I see that as God's character, so I attribute thoughts consistent with that to him.
And for a long time this was challenging,
- because much of my experience tells me that authorities lay burdens on me.
- That anxiety is my problem, I just have to get my act together, and do better.
I honestly think that Pastors and spiritual leaders like me need to take some ownership and ask for some forgiveness,
- because we too often reinforce an image of God that he is just like the leaders we are used to,
- that only heap more burden, more expectation, and more weight on our shoulders.
- To often we have communicated that God's message for us is all guidance and not enough about peace.
- Don't get me wrong, It is great to be guided, I do think God is in the business of guiding us,
- but I wonder if it actually serves us better to first pray for peace, and then guidance.
- Because, if it is just for guidance that we pray for, it's far too easy for that to become just another source of anxiety.
- I encounter people all the time feeling a large amount of anxiety about whether they are hearing God right about what they should do with their life.
- I can honestly say that I haven't felt that for years, and it's not because I am a Pastor, it is because I, through conversational prayer, I am looking for and experiencing peace first, and guidance second.
- Trusting that not only will my experience of life be better, which God absolutely wants for me.
- But when I feel peace, I am able to best hear, receive and understand God's guidance.
- When I am not worried about missing his guidance, I suddenly see how he is guiding me in all sorts of unexpected way.
- I think that is important, when we just go straight for guidance… what I should do?
- we tend to only look for it in the very expected places and ways, which can be full of pressure and more anxiety.
- So, to quote a Pastor who has been greatly influential on my life, if I am open and receptive to what God has for me, I am not going to miss it. So go enjoy a cup of coffee.
If regular prayer feels like it would be a new thing in your life (or something that maybe was a part of your life a long time ago but isn't now), can i just suggest: starting with your anxiety can be a great first step to developing a rich prayer life
(because anxiety seems to be a powerful muffler of God's voice)
To end, if you are human and thus have anxiety.
I just want to say, slipping into my pentecostal preacher voice.
There's hope for you today! Jesus cares for you, he wants you to cast your burdens onto his shoulder, not get better at carrying them yourself. He wants to walk with you in a life where you can learn to rejoice and give thanks right in the middle of all your very-pressing problems. He wants you to hear his voice leading you towards peace. He want to free you to make choices out of a place of confidence and rest rather than reaction to anxieties being pressed upon you
If you would stand with me.
Bring Anxiety to mind, chat with God about whatever is in you head, big or small. Pray for God's voice of peace


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Kootenay Savings was formed on January 1 1969 by the amalgamation of three thriving credit unions in Trail, Fruitvale and Castlegar, offering a greater spectrum of financial services to the three communities. The amalgamation of the three credit unions marked the first of its kind in British Columbia. Although amalgamations were not new to the credit union system, they usually came about through smaller credit unions with limited services and facilities joining larger more sophisticated operations. This was the first time three successful credit unions each with a broad range of services, highly qualified management and attractive office facilities had joined together to form a single unit. The Salmo Credit Union joined Kootenay Savings in 1971. The Nakusp and District Credit union and the Lucerne Credit Union negotiated a successful merger with Kootenay Savings in 1975. Only two new branch offices were established by Kootenay Savings' decision to expand service in the Kootenays. With the hydro canal construction underway on the Kootenay River at South Slocan, a small branch office was established in this growing community in 1972. Six years later, a branch office was opened at the Waneta Plaza in Trail to serve the needs of the growing membership in the Columbia Valley communities of Trail and Fruitvale. In 1985 the financially troubled Kaslo Credit Union merged with Kootenay Savings after having come under the voluntary supervision of the Credit Union Deposit Insurance Corporation of British Columbia. The late nineties saw more mergers with Warfield Credit Union in 1997 followed by Kimberley Credit Union in 1998. In 1999 Edgewater & District Credit Union merged with Kootenay Savings bringing in two more branches located in Invermere and Edgewater. To provide more services and a leading edge financial institution to the residents of Radium and area, the small Edgewater Branch was closed and a new branch was constructed in Radium Hot Springs in 2009. In September 2010, ground was broken for the construction of our new branch in Castlegar at the Kootenay Crossing Mall. Built to LEED Certification and opened in September 2011, this branch boasts high efficiency windows, walls and roof systems as well as state-of-the-art electrical, mechanical and plumbing technology. As banking habits changed with emerging technologies such as online and telephone banking, there was no longer a need for several branches to be within close proximity of one another, As a result in October 2011, the difficult decision was made to downsize our Waneta branch and offer ATM service only at that location. In May of 2014, our Castlegar Downtown Branch was closed and consolidated with our newest branch, Castlegar Crossroads. And in July 2015, our branch in Warfield was closed and operations were consolidated with our branch in Trail. Today Kootenay Savings, with corporate offices in Trail, has eleven branches throughout the East and West Kootenay, over one billion in assets, 39,000 members and over 200 employees. It also owns insurance and financial management subsidiaries and operates a Community Foundation.
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