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Have you ever wished you could just sit down and have a long talk with the Lord? Wouldn't it be wonderful to move beyond having a theology that states that God loves you to actually hearing Him whisper words of love into your heart? When you're worried or confused, wouldn't you love to see the situation from His perspective and hear how He wants you to respond?
4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice eBook
The whole teaching on 4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice has been a wonderful help and has been of great personal benefit both to myself and to my wife, Carol. Dialogue with God is worth a million dollars to any Christian who is serious about the issue of hearing the voice of God.
-- Dr. John Arnott
Founding Pastor of Catch The Fire Toronto
"I have been an active Baptist pastor for thirty-seven years. As far as I am personally concerned, seminars like 'Counseled by God' and '4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice' and ' are absolutely fundamental to the building up of the inner life. At this present time we have six ongoing classes in '4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice' using Mark's video series and one class on 'Counseled by God.' I highly recommend him and his ministry to you. I would be glad to talk with you on the telephone if you have any questions."
Rev. Peter Lord, Former Senior Pastor of Park Avenue Baptist Church
Have you ever wished you could just sit down and have a long talk with the Lord? Wouldn't it be wonderful to move beyond having a theology that states that God loves you to actually hearing Him whisper words of love into your heart? When you're worried or confused, wouldn't you love to see the situation from His perspective and hear how He wants you to respond?
When things don't seem to be going your way and your prayers aren't answered the way you had hoped, wouldn't it be great to hear Him tell you where He is in the midst of it, and what He is working out in your life? Are you ever just a little bit jealous of others who say with such confidence, "The Lord said...."?
Jesus promised that "My sheep hear My voice" (Jn. 10:27)
If you are one of His sheep, then He is speaking to you and you are hearing His voice! The problem is that we have not learned how to recognize His voice and differentiate it from all of the other voices that bombard our hearts and minds. Mark Virkler's teaching on the four keys to hearing God's voice has helped thousands of people of every age on every continent begin to recognize the voice of the Lord within their own hearts clearly and consistently, leading to a deeper intimacy with Him as well as greater faith, hope and joy in their lives.
Wouldn't it be incredible if you clearly heard God's voice every single day for the rest of your life? As a result of this teaching, you can receive daily direction from the Wonderful Counselor Who encourages you and guides you in cultivating great relationships with family and friends. You will learn divine patterns for approaching God and four vital keys that will allow you to clearly hear God's voice every day. You will begin to discern God's voice from other voices which clamor for your attention and how to record what God reveals to you using two-way journaling as you confirm it through a variety of methods. You WILL experience Jesus' guarantee that, "My sheep hear My voice". Your life will be transformed!
When you combine the book 4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice with CDs for easy listening in the car and the DVDs for dynamic training of your small group, you have everything you will need to internalize this training on How to Hear God's Voice. This is the MOST PRACTICAL training series in the world teaching you how to hear God's voice!
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What makes the 4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice better than the previous version, How to Hear God's Voice?
Since 1979 this teaching has been published under the names Communion With God, then How to Hear God's Voice and now, 4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice.
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Learn to impart generational advancements in the realm of the Spirit! We must pass on to our children the truths God has given to our generation. We want them to possess what we have battled for, so they can stand on our shoulders and advance the Kingdom by going further than we have gone. Don't make them "reinvent the wheel." Teach them how to receive God's voice and God's vision easily as the GIFTS they are from Him.
For the ultimate in immersive mentorship, the complete 10-hour course on audio CDs and DVDs will draw you into a classroom experience with others who are learning to hear from God right alongside you. You are sure to have a great time hearing about Mark's often hilarious experiences: the all-too-familiar trials, misconceptions and mistakes that are an integral part of the journey. A teacher's guide is also included, allowing you to help transform the lives of others by sharing the gift of God's voice
How to Hear God's Voice Training Is Widely Acclaimed!
- A key to the revival that broke out in Toronto - Catch the Fire church has had Mark Virkler teach this seminar more than 50 times in a 12-year period. They have made it one of their core values, and John Arnott attributes this training on how to hear God's voice as one of the keys to the revival. In addition, John says, "Dialogue with God is worth a million dollars to any Christian who is serious about the issue of hearing the voice of God. Mark's teaching on this issue profoundly impacted my life."
- Sid Roth - Sid has interviewed Mark Virkler for his "It's Supernatural" program on the topic of How to Hear God's voice. Enjoy free radio and TV interviews.
- Canadian Television - 100 Huntley Street has created an 8-minute production with Mark Virkler on Hearing God's Voice.
- Seminars on six continents - Since the early 1980's, Mark Virkler has taught on hearing God's voice in about 30 seminars annually in churches around the world. Some of the schools where Mark has taught this course include: Catch the Fire SOM, Revival Fires, International School of Ministry, Youth With a Mission, and Global School of Supernatural Ministry.
- Dialogue With God has remained on Bridge-Logos' Top 20 Bestsellers list since they first published it in 1986. Over 200,000 copies of this message have been sold under its various names (Communion With God, How to Hear God's Voice, 4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice, and Dialogue With God)!
- A network of trained instructors - Over 60 "Certified Facilitators" teach this course worldwide.
- Additional endorsements and testimonies are available here.
How to Get the Most Out of This Teaching
The DVDs and CDs correspond with the 4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice book and LEARN 4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice notebook. For maximum growth and internalization, we recommend utilizing them both along with either the CD or DVD set. One copy of the book per family is fine, and one LEARN notebook for each individual is recommended. The LEARN notebook provides an outline to follow as you watch the DVDs or listen to the CDs. Also included are application exercises and classroom activities.
For maximum results, draw together some friends into a home group or Sunday school class and watch the DVDs over a 10-week period. Practice the four keys weekly, sharing your results together. The DVDs bring an anointed trainer to your group, and your interpersonal sharing gives you instant feedback and confirmation that you truly are hearing God's voice! An unbeatable combination.
A brief overview of the four keys can be found here.
Testimonies from Those Who Have Learned the 4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice
At least 80% of the testimonies we receive are about this message.
Examples of "what God sounds like": Read samples of two-way journaling.
To see the four keys to hearing God's voice in action, and get a feel for what this book will teach you to do, be sure to read these samples of other people's journaling:
- A View of a Heavenly Home
- Increasing the Anointing
- Naturally Supernatural
- Meditating on the Tabernacle of Moses
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Patti Virkler, the Academic Dean of Christian Leadership University, recently finished a complete re-write of the college course syllabus for our most popular class, "REN103 Communion With God." It goes along with our new book 4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice and is an amazing improvement over the already life-changing syllabus which was written 15 years ago. Time and experience do allow us the opportunity to continually improve our initial products and we pass these improvements on to you.
We believe this is so precious and valuable, it should be distributed as widely as possible to all people, colleges, Bible schools and Schools of Ministry with the goal of getting as many schools and churches and home groups as possible teaching this course on how to hear God's voice. So we invite you to download the new syllabus, and pass it around as widely as possible. It is free!
The personal benefit to you is that by completing all the assignments in this course syllabus, you will absolutely internalize the skill of hearing God's voice on a daily basis and recording what He is saying to you. If you want college credit for this, you may enroll in our REN103 Communion with God course which comes complete with an instructor, tests, a final grade and college credits. Click here to learn more.
Please note that the publisher of this book requires us to distribute a "locked" PDF, which prevents printing. This is the only one of our PDF ebooks with these restrictions. We apologize for any inconvenience.
I Am LOVING This… A True Blessing To Me!!!
I just finished the first lesson of the "Communion With God" course from Christian Leadership University, which includes the book "4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice" and I have taken the self-test and God has opened the flood gates.
I found out that I had already been hearing God's voice and I had been confident in what He has been saying to me but now with me seeking and searching to hear Him and using the techniques in the book as well as being aware of how He speaks, it's non- stop communion. I can tell the difference between my thoughts and His voice. I am LOVING IT!
I also had a breakthrough in which God pressed upon my heart to release myself from my past and when I shared my testimony and exposed the darkness by shining God's light, I was instantly set free! My extreme timidity came from the shame and guilt of my past and when I opened up for the first time ever about it and forgave myself, I was released! 41 years of being extremely shy – hindering me from progress - GONE! Hallelujah!
I have my three spiritual advisers in place and have shared the wonderful news with them. Two of them quoted the same Scripture reference to me: "He who began a good work in you will complete it until the end." I also took the brain test and found out I am slightly right-brained, which I knew by my interests that I would be.
Christian Leadership University is truly more than just book knowledge. It is a "lived out experience!" This is a true blessing to me. I am glad I stumbled across your website although I now know it was God's divine directive. I am so excited about what God has in store for me in the end; eyes have not seen…
The CWG Seminar Sparked Everything God Had in Store for Me
In January 2005 I attended a "Communion with God" seminar` by Dr. Mark Virkler. The special subject was "HOW TO HEAR THE VOICE OF GOD" by journaling. The most riveting aspect for me was that even at the very first meeting we were asked to "journal": i.e. write a question, wait and record the answer we heard from Jesus. Samples of these efforts were read aloud by volunteers, (some of them children!) filling them and the audience with awe. For 3 days we learned how to be still, how to listen, and how to record what we heard. Looking back at this event 6 years later I can clearly see that this seminar sparked everything that God had in store for me in the years ahead.
I arrived home on fire with determination to practice journaling, which I did every day throughout the entire year. Learning how to be still - how to use the "4 keys" - how to recognize what God had to say about my needs. I was greatly helped in this endeavor by a weekly study of Mark Virkler's book "4 Keys to Hearing God's Voice", inspired by the Seminar. It lasted throughout the coming year, during which.I filled 5 large note books of messages. I found a joy in my times with the Lord which I had never known. I marveled at new insights I received, and became eager to share them! I selected special "Words" to type and store, filled with increasing desire to share them with other needy people. By the end of 2005 I was convinced that a book of selected journalings was meant to be my next task.
The next two years were filled with decisions: how to organize the passages chosen into categories - name them and give each a motive for a cover page, which I designed, pick special paper and colors, type the text and have it all checked and edited. Though I was blessed along the way with expert and loving advice and help, including the difficulty of finding a printing company to handle the job - I am still astounded at how it all came to fruition! After a lifetime of floundering and avoiding seeing a vision through, there at the age of 94 I actually had my first published book! I dedicated it to Dr. Virkler and sent it to him; he loved it and promoted it in his ministry.
With the publicity of this event came renewed interest into my "Life Story", which I had produced in photocopy several years earlier. It soon became obvious that most of that collection was obsolete, and irrelevant in my present life. It was time to another book! "Pebbles from God's Courtyard" came on the market, in July 2010, published by a Christian publisher. . It is a collection of 9 stories about people and experiences of my long life , as they appeared at the age 95! Dr.Virkler kindly wrote a foreword in it.
I still marvel at the miracle of it! The years of writing this book were really "Old Age" years I was in and out of hospitals from accidents and lung problems. There were times of total discouragement and weakness. Through it all my dear housemates and other friends challenged and sustained me with every kind of help. Others were ever ready with loving words of encouragement. And - above all - I learned more of the power of God's ever-present love than I had ever known. He would not let me give up! In the process I came to accept myself - His beloved child, for whom He had a purpose for as long as I was on earth! It took me so long to really believe this, and the wonder of it is still changing my attitude. This has made it not just possible but exciting to pass it on to others. I have spoken to several women's groups, sharing new insights, and encouraging believers. These events promoted renewed interest in my book "Journaling with Jesus" which is a devotional. It is not time-bound; I am still nourished daily by the messages, and I have no problem announcing this, since I am not the author!
Everything has become worthwhile once again. There do come times when in my weakness and self-centeredness I cry to Jesus "Take me home already - I've had enough" But I can't stay there. Each day is a special gift. I am beginning to really understand that He is in charge - even of the day of my Homecoming - and I am learning slowly and painfully: "This is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it!"
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Barclays has launched a new annual internship program with Delaware State University in which six DSU students will work at Barclaycard US in its Credit Risk Organization for a two-month assignment.
Amer Sajed, CEO of Barclaycard US, and DSU President Harry L. Williams unveiled the new Barclays Bank Mentor Program (BBMP) during a media event at the Barclaycard site in Wilmington. Also in attendance and speaking in support of the initiative were U.S. Sen. Thomas R. Carper and U.S. Sen. Chris Coons.
"This program underscores the commitment of Barclays to citizenship, community and the future of Delaware – its young people," said Mr. Sajed. "We're focused on ensuring that our energy, ideas, expertise and passion are leveraged to help the different causes we support. This program illustrates this approach in action because our colleagues will leverage their mentoring skills and share their knowledge to help young people."
Dr. Williams said the program is part of a series of new initiatives to make Delaware State University stronger and enhance its national reputation.
"We are very proud that a major company agreed to provide our students with this type of support," Dr. Williams said. "Initiatives like the Barclays Bank Mentor Program help DSU to achieve the vision by providing an opportunity for our students to build upon their academic training in the skills necessary to become the first choice of employers in this industry. "
Each student will have Barclays business mentor and receive important, marketable experience through assignments in gathering data, conducting analysis, leveraging computer programs such as Excel and SAS, working on teams, implementing programs and presenting to a corporate audience.
Carmen Mikhaiel, a DSU student and Barclays intern, spoke on behalf of the other interns. "In the business world, this program is great for networking and will boost our resumes – an advantage after graduation when we go into the work force," she said.
Sen. Carper said that DSU's partnership with Barclays is reflective of the direction the University is moving in to prepare its students for success. "DSU is breaking into the top 15 HBCUs and is working toward breaking into the top 10," Sen. Carper said. "DSU is a school on the move."
Sen. Coons noted the importance of public-private partnerships in driving job opportunities in Delaware. "It is very important for area employers to support our educational institutions," he said. "This is a model of what a public-private partnership should be about."


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Mailboxes located at 180 Rose Bud Lane, Warfordsburg, were damaged between 7 p.m. on January 14 and 7 a.m. on January 15. Victims were Alex Craig Holt, 35, and Daryll Gene Martin, 55. Anyone having additional information related to this case of criminal mischief can contact Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717-485-5771 or Trooper Hibner at 717-485-3131.
Vehicle Travels Off Roadway Into Fence
A 1997 Hyundai Tiburon ran off Interstate 70, down a threefoot embankment and into a fence on Thursday, January 15, in Bethel Township. Driver Kristin E. Keys, 27, of Brookville, Pa., was wearing a seat belt and was not injured during the 4:56 p.m. crash. She will be cited for driving on roadways laned for traffic.
Tires Slashed
Six tires were slashed at a Bethel Township residence between 9:30 p.m. on January 15 and 3 a.m. on January 16. The tires belonging to 37-year-old Thomas Robinson were located on a minivan and a coupe. Anyone having further information pertinent to this incident should call Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717-485-5771 or Trooper Greenfield at 717-485-3131.
Hit-And-Run Reported
Sixty-eight-year-old Robert L. Mathern of McConnellsburg told state police an unknown vehicle collided with his Dodge Dakota while it was parked at the Family Dollar Store in Ayr Township on January 5. When Mathern returned to his vehicle at approximately 11:11 a.m. he noticed the Dakota had a large dent in the driver's side door. Anyone with additional information related to this crash is urged to contact Fulton County Crime Solvers by calling 717-485-5771 or Trooper Bartlett at 717-485-3131.
Harassment Investigated In Crystal Spring
State police recently investigated an alleged case of harassment that occurred at 6750 South Valley Road, Crystal Spring. According to reports, a 53-year-old woman from Scenery Hill, Pa., became involved in a verbal argument with Lucas Shane Woolery, 50, of Crystal Spring on December 24 between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. During the argument, Woolery allegedly grabbed the woman, who was not identified by police, by the face and pushed her to the ground. Both the victim and Woolery told police they had been drinking prior to the incident.
Marijuana Found
Warfordsburg area resident Roger Eugene Reed, 57, was reportedly found in possession of a small amount of marijuana during an investigation into an assault at 190 Hunters Lane, Warfordsburg, on Thursday, January 1, at 4:55 a.m.
Harassment Charges Filed Following Accident
Brad Crisswell Beatty, 29, of McConnellsburg faces charges of criminal mischief and harassment after his vehicle crashed into the vehicle of a man he was allegedly attempting to confront at the intersection of Breezy Point Road and Route 522.
State police reported victim Charles Eugene Black, 27, also of McConnellsburg was stopped at the intersection on Breezy Point Road when Beatty, who was travelling northbound on Route 522, spotted him. Beatty was unable to bring his vehicle to a stop before his vehicle crashed into the right front passenger door of Black's vehicle.
Following the collision, Beatty allegedly walked over to Black's vehicle, punched out his window and tried to drag him out of the vehicle. Minor injuries were reported during the January 14 2:55 p.m. incident.
Nineteen-Year-Old Arrested For DUI
Nineteen-year-old James Chesnut of Harrisonville will be charged with driving under the influence through the office of Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott. Chesnut was stopped at 2575 Cito Road, McConnellsburg, on Sunday, January 18, at 2:05 a.m. after state police responded to a report of a traffic violation.
Three Springs Woman Uninjured
Thirty-seven-year-old Three Springs resident Lisa M. Grubb escaped harm when her southbound vehicle crashed into a utility pole and two roadway signs along Wells Valley Road on Friday, January 16, at 10:34 p.m. State police did not say if Grubb was wearing a seat belt.
Vehicle Flips Onto Side
A northbound vehicle overturned onto its side along Route 731 just south of Zach's Ridge Road after colliding with a concrete bridge abutment on Thursday, January 15, according to state police. Its driver, a 17-yearold Warfordsburg boy, was not injured in the 10:01 a.m. crash.
Warfordsburg Woman Unharmed
Sarah E. Golden, 18, of Warfordsburg, was not harmed when her northbound 1993 Ford Explorer struck an embankment and rolled onto its side along Deneens Gap Road on Thursday, January 15, in Bethel Township. Golden, who was using a seat belt during the 7:40 a.m. crash, will be cited for driving a vehicle at safe speeds.
Vehicle Crashes On Slush-Covered Road
James A. Chilton Jr. of Titusville, Fla., lost control of his vehicle on the slush-covered westbound lanes of Interstate 70, state police reported, on January 7 at 5:51 a.m. Chilton, 63, was not injured when his vehicle crashed into an embankment and drove to the next exit where he alerted state police.
Attempted Burglary Investigated
Pennsylvania State Police, McConnellsburg, are investigating an attempted burglary that occurred at Richards Auto Sales in Todd Township between January 13 and 14. The rear door to the business was damaged during the attempted break-in. Anyone having additional information pertinent to this case should call Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717-485-5771 or Trooper Ely at 717-485-3131.
Hit-And-Run Vehicle Sought
State police are searching for a vehicle responsible for a hitand run crash that occurred on Tuesday, January 13, in Mc- Connellsburg Borough. A 1995 Ford Taurus parked along East Poplar Street just east of Crystal Drive suffered damage during the 12:30 a.m. incident. Anyone having further information related to this accident is urged to contact Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717-485-5771 or Trooper Ely at 717-485-3131.
Preliminary Hearing ContinuedContinued
A preliminary hearing in Bedford County will be continued on January 29 for 29-year-old Warfordsburg resident Zachary Louis Merica, who is charged with harassment. Merica allegedly called a family who owed money to his girlfriend for babysitting services five to six times. Bodily harm was mentioned by Merica during the phone calls that occurred between September 20 and October 1, according to state police.
Theft Is Crime Of The Week
Fulton County Crime Solvers is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information linked to a case of theft that occurred at 200 Thorton Drive between December 24 and January 2.
Pennsylvania State Police, McConnellsburg, reported burglars stole various tools and equipment belonging to L.R. Wil- son Seamless Gutters of Mc- Connellsburg. Among the items taken were a Dewalt miter saw, transit and tripod, Milwaukee cordless saw, finish nail gun, framing nail gun, Passlode cordless nail gun, Milwaukee 8-inch metal cutting saw, Milwaukee shears, hamer drill, nibbler, ROTOZIP, Craftsman black air compressor, Craftsman deepwell sockets, torque wrench and a Craftsman tap and dye set. The value of the stolen tools has been estimated at $3,730.
Anyone having additional information related to this case should contact Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717-485-5771. Anyone providing information leading to the arrest of a suspect is eligible to receive a reward of up to $1,000 but will not have to appear in court or provide their name. Crime Solvers will also pay for information leading to arrests in connection with any other crimes committed in Fulton County.


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- Boulder sets Oct. 1 enforcement date for bear-resistant trash cans
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- Boulder entrepreneur sees opportunity in city's bear-resistant trash requirements
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- Boulder issues rules for making trash bear-resistant
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- Boulder: Roll-out of required bear-resistant trash cans not likely until June
- Mar 5:
- Boulder's bear-resistant trash cans to roll out this spring
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- Boulder may require bear-resistant cans west of Broadway
- Bears give 'resistant' products a bruising test
Western Disposal expects all its customers west of Broadway with alley service to have new bear-resistant trash cans by the end of September.
The timing — well into bear season — has some advocates concerned, but city and state officials said any progress toward more bear-resistant cans should reduce the likelihood that bears will stay in town feeding on easy pickings.
The Boulder City Council in March approved a requirement that all homes west of Broadway have bear-resistant trash containers, but it took several months for Western Disposal to get a retrofit for its containers certified through the testing center in Montana.
Boulder adopted the policy after wildlife officials killed four bears in town last year.
Western Disposal CEO Frank Bruno said the company is now assembling about 125 retrofitted lids per day and delivering about 62 trash cans per day to its customers.
Western customers are not currently paying extra for the new trash bins. Bruno said the company will decide how much more to charge customers in early 2015, after the costs of the roll-out are known.
Boulder Urban Wildlife Conservation Coordinator Valerie Matheson said the city will start enforcement of its bear-resistant requirement after Western has had a chance to swap out all its existing cans in the first enforcement area, homes with alley trash service west of Broadway.
This means enforcement won't start until well into the season during which bear activity picks up in the city, which is roughly mid-August to mid-October.
"My hope would be that they were all out March 1 before the bears woke up, but that was never realistic," Matheson said. "I think it's coming along at a reasonable rate."
Bear-resistant trash cans have to be certified or approved by the city manager. Residents cannot design their own retrofits. Trash and compost containers must be bear-resistant, but recycling containers don't need to be.
Brenda Lee, a member of the Boulder Bear Coalition, said she is "impressed" with the rate at which Western designed a retrofit, got it through testing and is distributing the new carts to its customers.
However, there is already a mother bear with a cub making frequent forays into trash in north Boulder, and Lee said she wishes the city would be more pro-active in directing bear-resistant cans to problem areas.
Lee said she worries the sow won't make it to winter and that her cub won't survive without her.
While Western is the dominant hauler in Boulder, it's not the only trash service available to residents.
One Way, a trash hauler whose customer base is in the mountains, is marketing its services in Boulder and has bear-resistant carts for rent.
McGuckin Hardware also carries bear-resistant cans.
Lee said she would like to see more public awareness of the other options and more residents taking steps to secure their trash instead of waiting on Western.
"I don't see a lot of pro-active steps," she said. "Rather, it's that things are in motion, so we shouldn't complain."
Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokeswoman Jennifer Churchill said any steps toward more bear-resistant cans are helpful.
"We're talking about a really large area," Churchill said. "Any forward movement, we welcome."
Despite the late spring freezes that damaged wild food crops that bears rely on, urban bear activity is on the low side of average this year, Churchill said, with the division receiving about one bear complaint a week.
Residents who are concerned about bear and animal safety should continue to secure their trash until the morning of pick-up until they have a bear-resistant cart.
They should also not leave pet food outside, not use bird-feeders and pick up ripe fruit, Churchill said.
Contact Camera Staff Writer Erica Meltzer at 303-473-1355, email@example.com or twitter.com/meltzere.


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"I want to emphasize a vision of P-20. A PRENATAL to life long learning. We have to get beyond the old models of saying there are silos for for K12, silos for community college, for higher ed, for preschool. They shouldn't be separate. They can be separate institutions. not to threaten the institutions. But shouldn't we make it a seamless system. Where a student in that system doesn't have to figure out all these tough choices but can just focus on success...and understanding it starts even at the prenatal stage and looking at is the expectant mother getting the right diet, the right primary care..."
Gov. Snyder, you are not our parent! Tough choices are part of the learning and maturing process. An expectant mother does not need her diet monitored by you; and students with their parents should be deciding what classes or career based on their dreams, not the state based on data.
But there is still one "tough" choice within our control, our vote for Governor this November. Vote them all out!


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From every page of A Great Idea at the Time: The Rise, Fall, and Curious Afterlife of the Great Books, author Alex Beam whispers: put down the Aristotle and pick up the remote. Stop reading that Dostoevsky text and start responding 2 a txt. There is a Dog the Bounty Hunter to watch, internet porn to surf, Grand Theft Auto IV to play. Conform.
The Great Books movement, spearheaded by autodidact Mortimer Adler, University of Chicago president Robert Hutchins, and Encyclopedia Britannica publisher William Benton, represented "everything that was wrong, unchic, and middlebrow about middle America," according to Beam. A confirmed participant in middlebrow culture as a Boston Globe columnist, Beam is the latest bourgeois to attack the bourgeoisie for not knowing their place. The fighter pilot buried with a copy of Adler's How to Read a Book, the motorcycling high-school dropout transformed into Adler's St. Paul, and the Utah plumber turned onto the Great Books through Adler's television appearances all feel the brunt of Beam's passive-aggressive writing style of oblique put-downs, spotlighted quirks, and condescending prose.
More direct is Beam's contempt for the trio behind the Great Books. Hutchins becomes academia's "boy wonder," Adler his "Hobbit-like sidekick," and Benton the "hustler extraordinaire" who peddled their 54-volume Great Books of the Western World. If you missed the snake-oil salesman characterization, then Beam reminds you on pages 5, 13, 75, and 197 that "hucksters" pushed the project—and that Beam needs a thesaurus. The trio's crimes include successfully marketing 1 million editions of the Great Books of the Western World (full of Aristotle and Aquinas, Newton and Einstein) to Middle America.
Count one on Beam's indictment stems from the Great Books Movement's raison d'etre, which, in the words of Hutchins's guiding mantra, was "the best education for the best is the best education for all." In Beam's eyes, there is something uncouth rather than uplifting about evangelizing great books through door-to-door sales, in book clubs run by retirees and suburban moms, at resort seminars, and in downtown continuing education classes aimed at businessmen. He divines dollar signs rather than vocation as the motivation for the campaign. Adler, a self-taught immigrant's son, touted liberal arts education in an age of specialization. As a twentysomething instructor at Columbia University, Adler opened up the school's Great Books-style honors curriculum to a general public more interested in an education than a piece of paper. That Adler offered the courses free of charge undermines Beam's smear. Twenty years later, the Batman to Adler's Robin, University of Chicago President Robert Hutchins furthered the continuing education revolution by launching a UC annex in downtown Chicago aimed at Second City businessmen. Rather than a scheme to make a buck, a notion belied by Adler's dependence on a book-a-minute publishing schedule and the enormous $60 million profits going to the non-profit University of Chicago, the Great Books were an extension of Adler and Hutchins's life mission. As the title of Adler's Great Books newsletter proclaimed, Philosophy Is Everybody's Business. Beam counters that philosophy, for Hutchins, Adler, and Benton, was merely a business.
Beam's snobbishness toward a movement spreading great books to mediocre minds strangely morphs into egalitarianism when he attacks the project's contention that some books truly are great. Who's to say Jane Austin over Danielle Steele, Aristotle over Deepak Chopra, Thomas Aquinas over Richard Dawkins? "America was becoming a land of consumers, and a land of choice. [Harvard President] Charles Eliot was very much in tune with the times," writes Beam of academia's trendsetter at the turn of the last century. In contrast, Hutchins, who launched a counterrevolution against Eliot's free elective system, was very much not in tune with the times. This is the closest Beam comes to a point in his proudly pointless book. He views the Great Books movement, and the core curriculum associated with it, as a reaction to the Deweyite model of education, of which he sees Elliot as a proto-proponent and himself as a latter-day defender.
Just as Beam enlists a century late in the battle pitting the cafeteria curriculum against the core curriculum, he plays Hiroo Onoda to the 1990s campus culture wars over Western civilization, dead white males, and identity politics written to death in a cottage industry of conservative critiques. Scandalized to discover the Great Books of the Western World were not only written before his birth, but by authors who were—gasp—white, Beam repeatedly reminds readers of this find. "No blacks or Hispanics appeared on the list," "the seventy-four writers, all deceased and primarily Caucasian males," "the Western canon of predominantly dead white males," and so on. Might Beam go into shock to discover the Orient's Great Books were authored by Asians? Who, exactly, did the author think resided in the West over the last several millennia? The models in the United Colors of Benetton catalog? "The Great Books are not in fashion," Beam taunts. "Harold and Allan Bloom not withstanding, the literary canon has broadened to encompass slave narratives and the utterances of Chief Joseph Seattle, among others." For this we should be thankful?
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Collections shown throughout the years include those who studied in the areas of Fashion Design for Women's Wear, Men's Wear, and Children's Wear, as well as Technical Design, Textile Design, Knitwear Design, and Accessory Design. For the sixth season, the show was streamed live at: www.academyart.edu/fashionshow
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If you've traveled internationally, especially to Mexico or other less-developed countries, you're probably all too familiar with Montezuma's Revenge, also known as traveler's diarrhea. Up to 70 percent of international travelers develop diarrhea caused by parasites and infectious bacteria in unsanitary water. According to a study in American Family Physician, one in five travelers with diarrhea is bedridden for a day, and more than one-third have to alter their activities.
But gastrointestinal distress may not be inevitable! The results are mixed, but some studies suggest that probiotics can help reduce the risk of traveler's diarrhea if you start supplementing with them a week before you travel. These beneficial bacteria colonize the GI tract and help prevent pathogenic organisms from infecting the gut, and research suggests protection rates of up to 47 percent. They may also help cure established infections.
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Making the case for the Dark Side
I was 24 when I first encountered contractors. The principle of contracting had to be explained to me by one of the dozen or so freelancers in my office.
They seemed largely happier than the rest of us. Ok, there was one who moaned about his accountant, and another – incidentally the first Jew I'd ever knowingly met (yes, this was a period of several "firsts" for me) - who's desk drawer overflowed with "crunchie" wrappers because Cadbury had an offer on at the time. But overall they seemed a happy bunch. I envied them their nice cars and generous expense allowance, and their joie de vivre.
Yet there was an acceptance among them that one day they would give up their contracting ways and move across to the dark side of permiedom. When asked "why?" one of them , to nods of affirmation from the others, explained "There is nothing sadder than a fifty year old contractor".
Last birthday I turned fifty. And you know what? There indeed is something desperately sad about reaching one's half century yet still being able to walk through the city I live in and not know a soul. OK, I know my immediate neighbours, and the girl who cuts my hair, and my dentist (though I suspect he fakes his excitement at seeing me every six months). But beyond that my friends are all at the end of a phone – mostly contractors like me who text message their network of ABAP friends, at the start of a new assignment, like wolves howling in the forest, to establish if anyone from their pack is near enough to perhaps meet for a few beers on Thursday.
Turning fifty is a landmark deal, of that there's no doubt. The sudden death of a dear friend two years ago was a warning sign that the days of taking one's health for granted were nearing their end. So if I have twenty years left before I start weeing myself and talking gibberish then 1 year equates to 5% of my decent remaining time on Earth. Suddenly spending another year farting about on a business park then drinking in a Wetherspoons seems wasteful.
I want a greenhouse.
I don't really. But I want to feel alive. Maybe a greenhouse will help me develop a sense of belonging in this remote city where jobs are so few. I dread six monthly appraisals, having to request time off, petty politics, and irritating work colleagues who won't disappear at renewal time. But I feel like a middle order batsman who has come to the crease with us needing over a run a ball. Changes have to be made.
Cover me. I'm going in.
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Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
Wholesome advise I found. I couldn't add or deduct anything from it.
Go placidly amid the noise and haste,
and remember what peace there may be in silence.
As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons.
Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others,
even to the dull and ignorant; they too have their story.
Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit.
If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter,
for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself.
Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans.
Keep interested in your own career, however humble;
it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time.
Exercise caution in your business affairs,
for the world is full of trickery.
But let this not blind you to what virtue there is;
many persons strive for high ideals,
and everywhere life is full of heroism.
Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection.
Neither be cynical about love;
for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment
it is as perennial as the grass.
Take kindly the counsel of the years,
gracefully surrendering the things of youth.
Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune.
But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings.
Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness.
Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself.
You are a child of the universe no less than the trees and the stars;
you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you,
no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should.
Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be.
And whatever your labours and aspirations,
in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul.
With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams,
it is still a beautiful world.
Be cheerful. Strive to be happy.
Max Ehrman - 1926
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
I'd be turning that corner soon as well.
Now, I would happen to agree with you on many points and the green house.
There have been times when I was able to work from home, those were the happier days, even if the hours were long.
For most agencies, I have no respect. For most companies, I can't gather much either.
I have mainly done international projects and I constantly meet the very same problems.
No, they aren't SAP problems, they are poor project execution problems.
My biggest issue is and always will be the 'on site'. I understand sometimes there is the need for face-to-face and that's ok as a functional consultant, but especially in IT we have means and tools to do better. Much better.
I was on a project for an implementation in China, Korea and Taiwan driven out of Australia with HQ in the Bay Area.
For no better argument than having the consultant in the office, they wasted time and money.
I would have been happy to work nights from home to accommodate the time difference and get things done much faster.
But no, I had to do the 8 to 5 drill. Completely nuts.
What also bothers me, no matter how good my argument, you are ignored by someone acting like a 5 year old stomping his foot.
I was on a project in Germany and they had modified SAP very heavily ever since, but not following programming standards.
Every text element was defined in the code, next to all the 'drivers' that make their business.
They wanted to use their version for another country, implementation time 6 month.
Just the translation of all the text elements would have taken a solid year. This was even confirmed by another consultancy.
I am sick and tired of idiots in our line of business.
I learned my job from the ground up. My degrees are in economy and informatics. I did my PMP before there was even such a school for it (early 90's)
Right now I am on the hunt for a perm position, but I am rather selective. It's not so much about the money, but to avoid the nut cases in the business. That's very difficult.
So, I feel with you. Keep your head up.
I actually thought getting 35 was pretty bad
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
I poked my head in and I find an interesting topic!
Well.. I can say I'm well past my 50 year mark. Not yet to the 60's but the high beams can kind of see them.
I've thought about a permie job and have even taken a look at one or two. But haven't seen anything that really intrigues me yet.
One of my issues is that now, there is really no time left for a decent retirement plan, (for those few places that still have them), or even a nice 401k. And most of the company 401K plans have certain limitations around investing and vesting. The closer you get to that retirement date that less attractive a permie spot becomes. If you don't care about the money, maybe it's a different story. I thought having a steady 9-5 (8-5, 7-4, etc..) job would be nice. But when I look at the IT folks at most of my client companies over the years, I see very few of the permies actually working those hours. They too are often doing work at home, putting in a few extra hours every week, working over lunch, etc... and they are on salary! I'm not sure I work any less hours than what I do now!
Having local friends in the town you live in can more difficult if you are traveling but not impossible. I don't think a permie job will resolve that issue though. Yes.. you meet people at work, have some friends there, but would you really get to the point of inviting them over for dinner on the weekend? Go out for a beer afterwards? Maybe one or two. But probably not many more people than that. At least not when you get into your 50's. That whole "meeting friends" and going to happy hour after work is mostly a 20 something thing. Or at least a singles person thing. With a family at home it's tough to justify going out with the crew from work on any regular basis.
I think the key is that when you are home, you have to be truly home and all work is left where ever you call your workplace, (even if that is a basement office at home). I know I always want to give 110% to my clients but as I get older and older, I realize that more and more that it is not a two-way street. My 110% doesn't get 110% back. Working extra hours in the evening, or on weekends isn't as greatly appreciated as it once was.. it's almost expected. But hey.. I'm not your employee... you'll cut me without thinking twice. Even if I was your employee, you'd still cut me without thinking twice.
So now, when I'm home, I really try to be home and do things outside of my work. I still check mail at night and weekends.. but unless its a real emergency I've stopped replying. Otherwise, for me, it fire department activities, cycling club, pond club, church, etc....
When you do retire, if you don't have outside things, your retirement will be short-lived. You'll die young or find yourself coming out of retirement.
I love doing what I do. But I can tell you I won't miss it all that much when I really retire. I'll have plenty of things to do and SAP will hopefully just be one of those things I once did.
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
Annoyingly there's not really anything to disagree with in Craig's post.
Retirement provision is a definite concern, even as a contractor. Goodness knows what I am letting myself in for in this regard by going permanent.
I agree that making friends at 50+ is a much tougher gig than when in one's twenties.
The thought of working in the bureacratic environment I am headed towards is daunting.
Plus there's an unspoken joy in jumping into one's car on a Friday and leaving work far far behind.
Maybe my circumstances are extreme. I left a comfortable environment (good friends, nice working environment) back in the early 1990s and since then have meandered around the globe SAPing. Sometimes the adrenalin of dashing to airports, staying in beautiful hotels, doing seemingly exotic things on a Tueday night in Milan or a Thursday in San Francisco can go some way to masking that sense of rootlessness.
Twenty years have flown by. The good friends I left behind have packed their kids off to university and moved on. My new life at the other end of the country awaits and I need to crack on with it. You've got to be in it to win it, as they say. Cycling to work instead of driving four hours, joining a local gym, enrolling on an evening class, doing my admin and my ironing on a Wednesday rather than frantically cramming it in to the weekend, going circuit training, sleeping in my own bed - they might all prove to be anticlimactic, but it's time to give them a shot.
Possibly the most modest person in the world.
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
Craig's last point about doing stuff outside SAP. That's the key. I've got nothing going on. No hobbies. I devote as much of my weekend as possible to The Lovely Mrs Bear. No time for developing interests. If I retired tomorrow I'd be bored within a week, dead inside a year. Finding hobbies is going to be one of my more interesting assignments. I hope.
Possibly the most modest person in the world.
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
hobbies are obviously a very personal thing.
Some people enjoy sports, others prefer calmer things, then there might be some wood working.
I for one enjoyed gardening to a point. Problem with that as a consultant is simply the time.
I tried to somewhat balance that by hiring the neighbor kids for some of it, like mowing the lawn.
But on 1.5 acres there is plenty of work, if it is supposed to look nice.
I guess we all have that issue when we travel and depending on how the home is, we need the helping hands.
There is simply not enough time on a weekend to get it all done.
I have never been the type of guy who needs to do stuff in other cities. My social engagement usually stops with going out to lunch. Considering that colleagues are from other areas and we might never meet again, I never wanted to engage in mental garbage exchange.
Maybe you should look into fishing. Not so much gear to take with you and you can do that almost anywhere, cept Death Valley Also not going to cost you a fortune, if you find out it's not for you.
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
With respect to outdoor pursuits to take your mind off of work I am a little surprised that no one has suggested this yet but perhaps they don't realise that you are Welsh
I wish you good courage because courage will lead you to be a star and afraid will lead you to death. Be well and patient.
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
Tuly Idiots
Because we know we are part of the problem
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
Congrats on the half century Mr Bear.
Been there, seen it, got the t shirt and I still love contracting.
Martin's right about the '8-5 office' though, although I've managed to get a contract working 3 weeks in every month from home (I told them no the first time, no the second and 'Go away' the third. Then they said 'Alright'.
Now, all we have to put up with are those spring chickens amongst us (Mr Vic.... ).....
Abap KC:http://www.richard-harper.me.uk/Kb
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
Spring chicken... nobody told me this before... I'm more in the autumn, I guess... But hey, birds are the natural evolution from the dinosaurs, Mr Abaposaur
Tuly Idiots
Because we know we are part of the problem
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
Steady boyo, innit
I'm not prejudiced, I hate everyone.
Save the Earth ...... It's the only planet with beer!
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
Oh. And for the record I'm still here doing the same old....
I was invited to final interview, told them I couldn't make that particular date, then while waiting to hear back from my agent she rang to say I was no longer being considered.
For the best, methinks, for both them and me.
Possibly the most modest person in the world.
Making the case for the Dark Side
Is making a non-commercial game explicitly set in the Dwarf Fortress world allowed?
I asked this on IRC and got "probably yes" for an answer, but was told to ask on the forums as well.
If yes, then is promoting it by constantly mentioning Dwarf Fortress and putting "Dwarf Fortress" in the title allowed?
Re: Making the case for the Dark Side
Maybe a greenhouse will help me develop a sense of belonging in this remote city where jobs are so few. I dread six monthly appraisals, having to request time off, petty politics, and irritating work colleagues who won't disappear at renewal time. But I feel like a middle order batsman who has come to the crease with us needing over a run a ball.
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- In Facebook Messenger, tap + to the left of the message composer, and choose Spotify under Extensions.
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I would imagine that your rod should handle somewhere between 450 - 550 grain line. Most guys that I know, try many lines to get what works best for their casting style and rod. Many decent tackle shops have lines that they will let you try out. I even recall one tackle shop have a "Spey Day" get together quite frequently on the river for people to demo rods and line. I've found that Skagit Short or Compact is pretty decent for big flies and like a 480 or 510 gr line should match your rod.
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FBI Special Agent Perryn T. Collier says the American Airlines flight landed Sunday afternoon at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
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American Airlines spokeswoman Michelle Mohr says Flight 362 landed safely shortly before noon and was met by authorities. Mohr says 179 passengers and six crew members were aboard.
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The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 9/24/2012 4:07:21 PMGreat BW & motion effects! #1488316
Lydia Williams 9/24/2012 4:30:34 PMGreat image, Tammy! Well done and congratulations on your finalist! #10337879
Tammy L. Newcomb 9/25/2012 7:32:04 AMIt's all about the light, emotion and mood setting. This young lady was a dream to work with.
Thank you to the BP judges and Lydia for the compliments. #10340103
Dawn M. Schneider 9/25/2012 9:28:43 AMstunning image, one of your best I think, love it, good luck next round my friend #10340400
JO ANN CLEVELAND 9/25/2012 12:30:26 PMCongratulations on this super finalist
jo ann c. #10340877
Debra R. Harder 9/29/2012 6:51:32 PMThis is absolutely brilliant, Tammy! IMHO...it should be the Grand Prize Winner. Beautiful image!! #10346850
Tammy L. Newcomb 9/29/2012 9:27:04 PMWow Debra them are so pretty strong words and surely made my day. Thank you!! I am hoping for Gold and only time will tell how the judges felt about the image. Thank you Debra. #10346956
Ken Smith 9/30/2012 6:08:07 PMHey Tammy, good to see this get at least finalist...and maybe more. Congrats to you!! #10348095
Merna L. Nobile 10/1/2012 12:55:52 PM
I heard the good news
and could not be happier for you! CONGRATULATIONS, Merna
Ann Coates 10/1/2012 4:31:38 PMCongratulations on your beautiful finalist. #10349524
Stan Kwasniowski 10/2/2012 9:27:02 AMTammy, congratulations #10350611
Stan Kwasniowski 10/2/2012 9:27:02 AMTammy, congratulations #10350612
Julianne Bradford 10/2/2012 9:38:16 AMWhat a gorgeous winner Tammy..Congratulations!! #10350647
Bojan Bencic 10/2/2012 10:56:18 AMBeautiful image, Tammy. Congratulations on your win. #10350873
Lindley Johnson 10/2/2012 10:56:27 AMCongratulations on your gorgeous First Place Winner, Tammy! It's a wonderful black and white capture of a beautiful young lady. #10350874
Patrick Rouzes 10/2/2012 11:15:45 AMBig Congrats on your Gold Medal Winner, Tammy!
JO ANN CLEVELAND 10/2/2012 12:14:50 PMCongratulations on this very well deserved First Place win Tammy!
jo ann c. #10351111
Teresa Norris 10/2/2012 12:24:08 PMSuch a beautiful image, and well deserved winner! Congratulations on First Place, Tammy! #10351153
JudyAnn Rector 10/2/2012 12:26:01 PMBeautiful, Tammy... CONGRATULATIONS! #10351159
Lydia Williams 10/2/2012 12:52:33 PMYay, Tammy! Congratulations on your first place win! #10351266
Tammy Espino 10/2/2012 1:21:04 PMCongrats on your win :) #10351394
Lisa J. Boulden 10/2/2012 1:22:09 PMWTG, Tammy!
Phyllis H. Burchett 10/2/2012 1:33:05 PMCongrats on this terrific winner Tammy! #10351447
Renee Doyle 10/2/2012 1:49:18 PMGorgeous work!!! COngratulations Tammy on this excellent First Place Winner! #10351506
Kathy Salerni 10/2/2012 2:34:21 PMBig congrats on your First Place Winner,
Ann Coates 10/2/2012 2:37:32 PMCongratulations on your First Place Gold win. #10351631
Michelle Alton 10/2/2012 4:14:15 PMSpectacular image, so skillfully executed. Huge congratulations! #10351829
Lori A. Nevers 10/2/2012 4:35:37 PMCongrats, beautiful photo! #10351884
Andre Larose 10/2/2012 5:45:56 PMCongratulations on your First Place Gold win :)
Ken Smith 10/2/2012 6:22:27 PMWay to go, Tammy. Big congrats to you!!! #10352168
Martha R. Mazon 10/2/2012 6:34:00 PMCongrats Tammy! It's a beauty! #10352208
Sharon Sawyer 10/2/2012 9:16:20 PMWhooo Hooo!!! WTG, Tammy!!! HUGE congratulations on your outstanding and well deserved FIRST PLACE WINNER!!! I am so happy for you... I know you must be ecstatic. Soak it all in and enjoy! #10352459
Photographer 10/3/2012 12:20:57 AMDear Tammy,
Jackie M. Sajewski 10/3/2012 3:59:11 AMCongratulations on your beautiful winner. #10352728
Tammy L. Newcomb 10/3/2012 4:34:56 AMI humbly accept all the compliments and wonderful comments regarding the placement of this image. Thank you very much.
It did feel good to win first place, especially in the people category because that is the direction my photography has taken me in since I started my membership here at BP.
I took a long break from the BP contest and have not entered since the Spring. I decided at the end of August to enter the contest not expecting much. I entered one photo for the month and it placed 1st which is an amazing honor.
Thank you to the BP judges who found something special enough about my image to place it with top honors.
~Tammy~ #10352766
Carol Flisak 10/3/2012 6:34:52 AMBeautiful image, Tammy... a wonderful feel to this moment in time! Congratulations on your gorgeous first place win! #10352997
Debra R. Harder 10/3/2012 1:38:17 PMNo surprise here, Tammy!! Huge congratulations on your SUPERB FIRST PLACE WINNER! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THIS IMAGE!!! #10353600
Dawn M. Schneider 10/3/2012 5:28:47 PMNOT SURPRISING, YOU ROCK!!!!! GREAT JOB MY FRIEND!! #10353935
Usman M. Bajwa 10/5/2012 2:39:31 AMWow, Tammy. You entered one image the whole month and got yourself a First Place Gold Badge. Remarkable achievement indeed. Huge CONGRATZ ;)
Tammy L. Newcomb 10/5/2012 9:41:07 AMThank you Carol!!
Debra H.: I am honored you LOVE, LOVE, LOVE my image because you have amazing work and I could actually learn a thing or two from you.
Dawn, you will always be my best photo buddy and friend and your comments are always special to me.
Usman, I just love you and seeing your comments; you are an amazing photographer. And yes, I entered one photo for the month of August and landed a gold badge which feels pretty darn good. Thanks. #10356677
Mary L. Olson 10/6/2012 6:27:28 AMCongratulations on a great winning image.
Mary Lou #10357832
Mary Beth Aiello 10/6/2012 8:10:51 AMAn inspirational capture, Tammy. Truly gorgeous. Huge congrats on this spectacular Gold. #10357930
This happens to be a beautiful young lady who was letting her mind and spirit roam free during our recent photo shoot.
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Science has done it again. Yes, good old science has proven that men with facial hair benefit from instant handsomeness. If this is true, then the guys from Duck Dynasty must be the sexiest men alive.
Not only does facial hair make men more attractive, it also is makes them healthier. A study from the University of Southern Queensland found that beards reduce the risk of skin cancer and slow down the aging process. Facial hair will keep your man healthier and younger looking by blocking harmful UV rays. Who doesn't want that? Beards also help to battle asthma by catching and trapping stray pollen and dust.
I have always loved my husband's facial hair. Sadly, due to job restrictions, he only gets to grow it during hunting season. There is just something so rugged and masculine about facial hair that makes a woman feel like she's snuggling up to a fluffy grizzly getting ready for hibernation - so warm and so scratchy, yet so right .
I don't think Santa rocking his snow white beard is the epitomy of sexy, but John Hamm, Zac Efron or Ryan Gosling with a beard are definetly sexy. I would have to say that I have never met any woman, no matter her age, who wouldn't love to climb inside Tom Selleck's delicious dark mustache.
I guess no matter what you grow, mustache, goatee, fu-man, handlebar, well-kept beard, or full blown ZZ Top, it doesn't matter. If you're a guy and you've got it, then flaunt. It makes you sexy and healthy.
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Menhir was started to grow the publicity of FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenSolaris side by side with Slackware. And to widen the skills of the users to all four operating systems.
If you look at the Free Software scene you see that most if not all projects - at the operating system level and at the application level - and magazines, blogs and newspapers concentrate on GNU/Linux. Also you can note that most people start with a Linux distribution and then lock himself in the GNU/Linux world. This is very unfortunate as the other free Unix-like operating systems bring with them great development and usage culture. The one missing bit at their side is popularity.
So Menhir is going to reach the above vision by building a strong, open and helpful community to cultivate and distribute the knowledge about all four, free operating systems. Because in the free software scene the popularity of projects grow by "propaganda". And "propaganda" is spread by experienced users and developers who will be fully satisfied by the operating systems because of their successes basing on their experience.
To build the knowledge following development projects are started in the Menhir project: A document based on "BSD Associate Exam Objectives" will be written which guides every user in the use and administration of FreeBSD, NetBSD, Slackware and OpenSolaris. A document based on "Advanced Linux Programming" will be written which teaches the advanced development on the four platforms. The base systems of Slackware, FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenSolaris are ported to the pkgsrc format. After finishing this project everyone will be able to install the operating systems with their userland using the pkgsrc tools. A collection of kernel configuration files for desktops, laptops and servers. You get insight in the structure and building of the kernel if you configure and compile your own for your hardware. So at the website of Menhir we will collect configuration files for the hardware of the big hardware vendors. A structured manual for the engineer-like construction and installation of an infrastructure basing on the four operating systems. With all four operating systems you can perfectly build networks for home and professional use. This manual called "Free Software Systems Engineering" will guide you in the effort to build efficient and secure networks.
What we will get in the end is a great collaboration of the developers and users of all todays communities of the four operating systems for a distribution with the priciples: Strength, Dynamics, Knowledge and Freedom.
You, dear reader, are invited to join the newsgroup for all your questions, comments and contributions of all sorts.
The website of Menhir is : http://code.google.com/p/menhir
The newsgroup of Menhir is: http://groups.google.com/group/menhir-discuss