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Principles – by Ray Dalio
Date read: 10/14/17. Recommendation: 8/10.
Dalio offers a detailed analysis of his principles for life and work, which have led him to become one of the most successful investors of our time. He offers these lessons with a refreshing dose of humility–not what you'd expect from the founder of one of the world's largest hedge funds. I gravitated towards his life principles where he champions truth, the value of painful mistakes, and the importance of looking beyond first-order consequences. His work principles also offer great insight into human relationships, conflict resolution, and the importance of building a culture of transparency.
See my notes below or Amazon for details and reviews.
My Notes:
Whatever success I've had in life has had more to do with my knowing how to deal with my not knowing than anything I know.
By failing well, I mean being able to experience painful failures that provide big learnings without failing badly enough to get knocked out of the game.
Life Principles:
Truth–or more precisely, an understanding of reality–is the essential foundation for any good outcome.
Once we get the things we are striving for, we rarely remain satisfied with them. The things are just the bait. Chasing after them forces us to evolve, and it is the evolution and not the rewards themselves that matters to us and to those around us. This means that for most people success is struggling and evolving as effectively as possible.
Pain = Signal that you need to find solutions so you can progress.
If you're not failing, you're not pushing your limits, and if you're not pushing your limits, you're not maximizing your potential.
No matter what you want out of life, your ability to adapt and move quickly and efficiently through the process of personal evolution will determine your success and your happiness.
People who overweigh the first-order consequences of their decisions and ignore the effects of second- and subsequent-order consequences rarely reach their goals. This is because first-order consequences often have opposite desirabilities from second-order consequences, resulting in big mistakes in decision making. (i.e. exercise, first-order = pain, time, second-order = fitness, health).
Whatever circumstances life brings you, you will be more likely to succeed and find happiness if you take responsibility for making your decisions well instead of complaining about things beyond your control. Psychologists call this having an "internal locus of control," and studies consistently show that people who have it outperform those who don't.
Acknowledging your weaknesses is not the same as surrendering to them. It's the first step toward overcoming them.
Recognize that knowing what someone (including you) is like will tell you what you can expect from them.
Remember that there are typically many paths to achieving your goals. You only need to find one that works.
If you are too proud of what you know or of how good you are at something you will learn less, make inferior decisions, and fall short of your potential.
Intuiting vs. sensing. Some people see big pictures (forests) and others see details (trees).
The biggest threat to good decision making is harmful emotions.
You need to weigh first-order consequences against second- and third-order consequences, and base your decisions not just on near-term results but on results over time.
First pitfall of bad decision making: subconsciously make the decision first then cherry-pick the data that supports it.
To synthesize well (convert a lot of data into an accurate picture), you must 1) synthesize the situation at hand, 2) synthesize the situation through time, and 3) navigate levels effectively.
The best choices are the ones that have more pros than cons, not those that don't have any cons at all.
Some decisions are best made after acquiring more information; some are best made immediately...You need to constantly evaluate the marginal benefit of gathering more information against the marginal cost of waiting to decide.
Work Principles:
Nothing is more important or more difficult than to get the culture and people right.
The essential difference between a culture of people with shared values (which is a great thing) and a cult (which is a terrible thing) is the extent to which there is independent thinking.
You have to work in a culture that suits you. That's fundamental to your happiness and effectiveness.
Speak up, own it, or get out...What you're not allowed to do is complain and criticize privately–either to others or in your own head.
Fairness and generosity are different things.
Treasure honorable people who are capable and will treat you well even when you're not looking.
Everyone makes mistakes. The main difference is that successful people learn from them and unsuccessful people don't.
Pain is a message that something is wrong and it's an effective teacher that one shouldn't do that wrong thing again.
It seems to me that if you look back on yourself a year ago and aren't shocked by how stupid you were, you haven't learned much.
Every mistake that you make and learn from will save you from thousands of similar mistakes in the future.
If you want to evolve, you need to go where the problems and the pain are. By confronting the pain, you will see more clearly the paradoxes and problems you face. Reflecting on them and resolving them will give you wisdom.
When there is pain, the animal instinct is flight-or-fight. Calm yourself down and reflect instead.
By avoiding conflicts one avoids resolving differences. People who suppress minor conflicts tend to have much bigger conflicts later on, which can lead to separation, while people who address their mini-conflicts head on tend to have the best and longest-lasting relationships.
Thoughtful disagreement is not a battle; its goal is not to convince the other party that he or she is wrong and you are right, but to find out what is true and what to do about it.
Recognize that conflicts are essential for great relationships because they are how people determine whether their principles are aligned and resolve their differences.
Remember that every story has another side. Wisdom is the ability to see both sides and weigh them appropriately.
When you have alignment, cherish it. While there is nobody in the world who will share your point of view on everything, there are people who will share your most important values and the ways in which you choose to live them out. Make sure your end up with those people.
We value people most who have what I call the three C's: character, common sense, and creativity.
Personality assessments are often more objective and reliable than interviews.
Look for people who are willing to look at themselves objectively...People who lack that ability fail chronically.
Know that most everyone thinks that what they did, and what they are doing, is much more important than it really is.
Most people get caught up in the blizzard of things coming at them. In contrast, successful people get above the blizzard so they can see the causes and effects at play.
If you want to build great metrics, start with the most important questions and imagine the metrics that will answer them.
Remember that almost everything will take more time and cost more money than you expect. (multiply by 1.5X)


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Rishi Rohilla and Madhuri Meena's trip to Bali
One of the most important questions that one is faced with is the decision of
One of the most important questions that one is faced with is the decision of
Greek islands have been popular tourist destinations for centuries. In fact, we have heard stories
There are plenty of really memorable things to do in Phuket. The island itself has
The country of Malaysia, located in Southeast Asia, is an incredible mixing pot of cultures.
If you are looking for heaven on earth, you should try the beach resorts of
Seychelles is a group of more than 100 islands in the vast Indian Ocean. It
One of the most popular travel packages from India is to Pattaya and Bangkok. I,
Deciding which place to go for our honeymoon was a difficult job for us because
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Brad Kennedy joined the Professional golf ranks in 1994 when he commenced his PGA Traineeship. During his time as a Trainee, he showed ability both on and off the course, winning the QLD Trainee Championship and being crowned QLD Trainee of the Year in 1996. After becoming a full Member in 1997, Brad worked in the golf club space before attending Qualifying School to gain his card for the PGA Tour of Australasia in 2000, which he won. Since this time, Brad has played predominantly in Australia, Asia and Europe.
Since 2015, Brad has had 23 top 10 finishes. Playing both the PGA Tour of Australasia and the Japanese Tour, Brad has managed 11 professional wins including the Holden NZ PGA Championship in 2016.
In 2017. Brad has had 7 top 10 finishes including a 2nd place at the Japan PGA Championship Nissin Cup Noodle Cup 2017 and a T4 at the Kansai Open Golf Championship.
In 2016, Kennedy won the Holden NZ PGA Championship on the PGA Tour of Australasia
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- 1996 Queensland Trainee Championship
- 1999 Wynnum Open
- 2012 Qualified for The Open Championship after finishing first in the Mizuno Open, which doubled as the Japanese qualifying event
- Recorded 23 Top 10 finishes since 2015, including wins on the PGA Tour of Japan.
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Tennis champion, Serena Williams, has revealed that almost died after having her baby last year September.
According to the newly wedded sports star, she needed an emergency C-section and had to undergo multiple surgeries after giving birth to daughter, Alexis Olympia.
Speaking with Vogue, Serena revealed that she experienced a wave of medical and emotional issues after birthing Alexis.
The day after the operation, she took ill and blood clots were later found in her lungs.
Not along this, she suffered another terrifying scare when her C-section scar burst open and doctors found a large hematoma (a solid swelling of clotted blood within the tissues) had flooded her abdomen.
Serena underwent several surgeries and was unable to get out of bed for six weeks.
That was an amazing feeling (being handed her daughter).
And then everything went bad.
Serena, has a history of blood clots, so she was the one who raised the alarm after she found herself feeling short of breath 24 hours after becoming a mum.
Sometimes, I get really down and feel like, man, I can't do this.
It's that same negative attitude I have on the court sometimes. I guess that's just who I am. No one talks about the low moments — the pressure you feel, the incredible letdown every time you hear the baby cry.
She continued;
Or I'll get angry about the crying, then sad about being angry, and then guilty, like, 'Why do I feel so sad when I have a beautiful baby?' The emotions are insane.


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Chapter Meeting Minutes 3-12-07/
Sunday, 11 March 2007 14:00
Chapter Meeting - 03/12/07
Location - Williamson Bros BBQ in Canton
Number of Attendees - 20
SORBA Main Meeting - John discussed the topics from the SORBA Main meeting this past weekend. Details are: IMBA is sponsoring a Work Party on April, 12th with SORBA Chattanooga at Raccoon Mtn. SORBA Woodstock is going to help. IMBA should be finalizing their partnership with SORBA regarding taking over the admin duties from SORBA by the end of the year. All SORBA members will become IMBA members automatically. Two chapters were added: Paulding County and Southern Crescent (South Atl). SORBA Main Work party scheduled for Tsali on June 2nd. Lunches/Dinner and free camping provided. NWGA Chapter is having an event on April 19th to support the Tour de GA athletes that will be in Dalton that day.
Bike Patrol - We had 12 members renew and 3 more added to the existing Bike Patrol. The class was on Feb 24th. Tim will be having Bike Patrol meetings/rides every other weekend. Contact Tim for more details.
Gold Rush 24 Hour Adventure race - Thanks to all 13 SORBA Woodstock members that volunteered to work the adventure race. Big Congrats to Lisa Randall, one of our members, for winning the race! Good Job!
Beginner Clinic - Lisa Randall is teaching a beginner clinic at Blankets Creek for men and women on April 7th. Class is free and starts at 9:30am. She is offering expert bike fitting help at 9am prior to the class. A kid's ride is also scheduled for that morning at 10am.
Rope Mill Park - Word is that Woodstock City Council is finally starting to get serious about the Rope Mill Park project. SORBA Woodstock is going to build singletrack once the initial infrastructure is in place.
Blankets Creek Master Plan Approval - Raise your glasses for a toast! The Master Plan has finally been approved via the COE Main office in Mobile, AL. This will initiate a signing of the MOU between SORBA Woodstock and Cherokee County Parks and Recreation to start building the new trail network over in Area 51. First stop is to build out an additional 1.5 miles of Mosquito Flats. Once the Mosquito Flats extension is complete, work will start on the new 4.5 mile advanced loop.
Trail Ambassador Program - We will start having members on site at the trail head on Saturday and Sunday to educate the public about the upcoming trail construction. We will have a display map, project timeline, work party schedule, membership applications and donation envelopes. We need to raise at least $30,000 and recruit a substantial amount of volunteers to help us construct Area 51. Contact John Hicks if you are interested in volunteering to man the tent on weekends.
Major Donor Fundraising team - We are looking for 8 individuals who have a variety of relationships in the biking and business community. This group will build a list of potential donors and make personal calls to ask for contributions. Contact John Hicks if you are interested.
Trail Construction support - We are looking for volunteers to not only help with the trail construction itself, but also support for the work party itself. Tasks include: Communication with volunteers about work party time and dates. Making sure food, drink, tools, etc are at each work party. Volunteer registration for each work party, Coordinating SWAG give aways at each work party, Solicitation donations for lunch sponsors. Run errands as needed for the crews on the trail


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Nutella Lawsuit: What It Really Means/
It seems like there has been a lot of food in the headlines here recently. From mad cow disease in California to pizzas with a cheeseburger crust, the food industry has been showing itself (in more ways than one). One story that struck a nerve with me was this one from the Huffington Post about a $3 million class-action lawsuit settled against Ferrero, the maker of Nutella. The reason? A California mother claims that she was deceived by advertisements for the product, as well as the language on the label, to believe that Nutella was a healthy option to feed her child. To rectify this issue, Ferrero is paying out to consumers and will also have to change advertisements and other media messages (website, packaging, etc.) so they are no longer deceptive in this way. While some may be shouting for joy for a victory over the industry, I think a more important issue is at hand. While I agree that companies should not be making false claims or taking advantage of consumers, the answer goes far beyond policing suggestions or implications made by advertisements. The real problem at hand is the fact that consumers are vulnerable to such ploys because they are unable to analyze corporation claims and nutrition information to decide for themselves whether or not a product is healthy and appropriate for the needs of their families.
It seems to me, in this case, one of two things happened. This mother either read the nutrition information and ingredients and could not interpret it or, more likely, simply trusted the message she received from advertisers as true, rather than investigating further. This is perfect example of how much education is truly needed, as Nutella is not by any means one of the more confusing products on the market. After all, it has 8 ingredients (much fewer than many processed foods) and the first ingredient is sugar. The fact that a consumer cannot come to the conclusion that such a product is not a health food shows that there is a serious disconnect.
Have you ever felt deceived by a food advertisement or marketing scheme? What about nutrition do you find confusing?


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I'm thrilled to introduce guest blogger and author Ginger Solomon. In February she released book two of her Christian romance series Broken Holidays.
Ginger Solomon is a Christian, a wife, a mother to seven, and a writer — in that order (mostly). When not homeschooling her youngest four, doing laundry or fixing dinner, she writes or reads romance of any genre, some sci-fi/fantasy, and some suspense. She's a member of American Christian Fiction Writers, president of her local writing group, and writes regularly for two blogs. In addition to all that, she loves animals, likes to do needlework (knitting, crocheting, and sometimes cross-stitch), and is a fan of Once Upon a Time and Dr. Who.
Fairy Tale Proposals
If you're married, how did your husband propose? Mine did it in his parents' den before we left for a wedding. Not my definition of a fairy tale proposal, by any means, but at least he did get down on one knee.
Of course, a marriage is not defined by the question or even by the wedding itself. Unique proposals are fun to read about or watch. When I looked online as I prepared for this post, I found a website with a post called "25 Creative Marriage Proposals."
Number one on the list was a sidewalk chalk proposal. The man had saved all the text messages from their three-year relationship and made a path of those messages, leading to him sitting on a bench. When she arrived, he proposed. She said, "Yes" in sidewalk chalk. When I asked my kids about it, they said it was cheesy and time consuming. My girls frowned. My boys laughed and said it was a waste of time to write all those down, and some of their texts they wouldn't want written for the world to see. I assume the guy in the above scenario skipped some of the more intimate messages, and hopefully some of the more boring ones, too.
There are other wonderful examples of creativity out there, but what if you're expecting a proposal, and it doesn't happen? How would you feel? Heart-broken, disappointed, and probably humiliated. What if your significant other didn't even show up to your date?
In my story, Broken Valentine, prior to the start of the story, Sarah, my heroine, is asked to a "special" dinner by her boyfriend of eighteen months. She thinks… well, we know what she thinks, right?
In comes me, the writer, barging into her story. She's waiting in the restaurant where they'd planned to meet. It's also where he took her on their first date. A special place.
Except dear boyfriend doesn't show. Doesn't call. Doesn't text. When she logs into her Facebook page, she sees a post from him on her newsfeed, announcing his engagement. To someone else. Just imagine how you would feel.
And then to top it all off, she has an audience. Her very attractive waiter arrives, ready with a cloth napkin to wipe her tears… And the rest is written in the book. :D
Suffice it to say, she didn't get the fairy tale proposal she expected. Did you?
Ahhh, I feel so sorry for Sarah. She's better off without the cad isn't she?
Being stood up on Valentine's Day is not how Sarah Sawyer wanted the evening to go. It only gets worse when she discovers her boyfriend's betrayal. Accepting a ride home from her attractive waiter goes against everything she's been taught, but her choices are limited.
Michael Richmond can't let his beautiful, yet heart-broken customer walk home, no matter how tired he is after working fourteen hour days all week.
It might be either the best decision of his life or the worst. Only time will tell if their broken hearts can become one, or if they will tear each other apart.
Thanks so much, Ginger, I look forward to reading Broken Valentine! Check out my guest post on Ginger's site about the conversation of my dreams ... The Conversation
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April 14, 2012
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Stefan Legein broke a 1-1 tie with a shorthanded goal, allowing the Manchester Monarchs to break out and claim a 5-1 win over the HERSHEY BEARS on Saturday afternoon at Verizon Wireless Arena.
The Monarchs struck first on a wraparound try by forward David Meckler. After carrying behind the BEARS net, Meckler's chance deflected past Daren Machesney off of the skate of Richard Clune at 5:34.
On the BEARS' first power play of the game, Chris Bourque's pass from the center point ended up squarely on the stick of Ryan Potulny, who one-timed his 19th power play goal of the season past Monarchs netminder Jeff Zatkoff at 10:24, tying the game.
But on the second HERSHEY power play, Legein broke in alone from the neutral zone on Machesney, deked to the backhand and slipped a shot over the goal line at 14:00 for a 2-1 Manchester lead.
Linden Vey made it 3-1 with 3:07 left in the first, when he deflected a point shot from Nick Deslauriers through Machesney's pads.
Both teams played a scoreless middle frame until the final 16 seconds, when Patrick Mullen took a slap shot from the middle of the slot that sailed past Machesney to give the Monarchs a 4-1 edge at the second intermission.
Scott Greenham played the third period in relief of Machensey, and immediately was tested when he faced a lengthy two-man advantage for Manchester. Legein collected a Jake Muzzin feed and slipped a pass across the top of the crease for Justin Azevedo. The Monarchs forward had a tap-in to beat Greenham at 5:26, rounding out the scoring.
Machesney falls to 0-2-1 with 12 saves on 16 shots in 40 minutes of work, while Greenham earned no decision in making seven saves in the third period. Zatkoff improves to 21-17-1 with a 19-save performance.
The BEARS ended the afternoon 1-for-3 on the power play and 5-for-6 on the penalty kill.
The BEARS record now stands at 38-25-4-8 (88 points) with one game remaining.
The BEARS will finish off the regular season tomorrow at 3:00 PM with a contest against the Worcester Sharks. Fans may listen to the game on the BEARS Radio Network partners 100.1-FM WQIC, 1230-AM WKBO, 93.7-FM HD2 WRVV, and online at whp580.com.
Tickets for Game "AA" of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals against the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, to be played on Wednesday, April 25 at 7:00 PM at GIANT Center, are on sale now and may be purchased by calling (717) 508-BEAR or by visiting ticketmaster.com.
Game Recap: http://theahl.com/stats/official-game-report.php?game_id=1009760
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Show only one snackbar on screen at a time.
Snackbars appear above most elements on screen, and they are equal in elevation to the floating action button. However, they are lower in elevation than dialogs, bottom sheets, and navigation drawers.
Upon entrance, snackbars animate upwards from the bottom edge of the screen. When they appear, they do not block input.
They exit by being swiped off-screen or automatically disappear after a timeout or user interaction elsewhere (such as summoning a new surface or activity).


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Sitefinity vs. WordPress
Sitefinity is an enterprise level CMS
Its extremely large systems do "what WordPress Drupal would struggle to do."
Sitefinity, is perfect for more robust websites that have multiple features and are built on Windows servers.
Best for small- to medium-sized businesses.
If you want to build a full-featured website that doesn't center around a blog, consider Sitefinity.
You won't have to download third-party plugins to create features like web forms, surveys, image galleries, and more.
WordPress is the ideal web development choice if you want to build a free, blog-based website, especially if you prefer Linux servers.
For out of box features you have to download third party plugins.
Security is strong. Sitefinity uses.Net which is dynamically and strongly typed. This means that users can easily enforce what data is accepted in the fields.
Another main issue with WordPress is its security, which could be a potential problem. Its plugins can cause serious damage to the website's performance forever.
WordPress was built as a blogging platform originally and because of this, it does blogging very well.
for WordPress, experts tend to prefer Linux based system.
Sitefinity is easier to integrate into numerous companies where Microsoft is the enterprise solution provider.
You can buy plugins for WordPress that enhance site security, or rely on the free options in the WordPress plugin database. However, it's typically better to start with a secure system that doesn't need third-party assistance to protect it.
The Architectural Framework of Sitefinity is more secure than Wordpress
Sitefinity is not open source or free.
Wordpress is open source and free.
Sitefinity is built on a MS. net platform
Best for Linux Server.


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Twitter is a wonderful place to share ideas, learn quick tidbits, and to get a sense of the 'zeitgeist.'
Unfortunately, many people use it as a platform to share their crazy opinions and famous people are able to propagate all kinds of medically questionable myths (read Hoffman SJ and Tan C in BMJ re: following celebrities' medical advice). The Jenny McCarthy- and Gwyneth Paltrow-types persuade others with obvious contravention of science. However, the subversion of the process of medicine can also be subtle.
BEWARE it may make you shudder to read it:
If you can afford to have your blood tested for everything available, do it quarterly so you have a baseline of your own personal health . . .
a big failing of medicine = we wait till we are sick to have our blood tested and compare the results to "comparable demographics
- Mark Cuban (@mcuban)
Fortunately, before Mark Cuban (billionaire entrepreneur) could get too far with his "more is better" evangelism, Charles Ornstein (Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist, @charlesornstein) challenged him. Too bad that challenging people often makes them dig their heels in deeper.
Did the evidence provided sway Cuban? See the play-by-play on Forbes.


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From the PinkWood website:
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Mike Makes It PINK!
Pink! It's my favorite crayon! I even have a room in my house that's just for me, and the walls are bubblegum pink. But now, pink can go much further than the paint on the walls. Earlier this year, Mike Holmes put his stamp of approval on a new product, PinkWood. Like BluWood, PinkWood is wood that has been coated with a special coating, Pinkshield, which makes it mold resistant, moisture resistant, and fire resistant. It's completely non-toxic, and "when exposed to flame, creates an endothermic reaction that significantly slows the time to ignition of the coated material and decreases the rate at which the fire spreads," according to the website. Endothermic is a fancy word for absorbing heat. Basically, when exposed to heat, PinkWood gets colder through a chemical reaction, similar to an ice pack. So scientific... and pretty :-)
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text: Recently, I started to put together a Hauptwerk project. I'm using a 3 manual stack from an unknown organ console and an Allen Pedal board. I'm starting to look at the different possibilities of tables for the keyboards and I see a lot of people recommend the Ikea Galant Table. I know they're not made anymore but eBay has a series of parts and complete tables for sale. I downloaded the manual for the table and see that it came with an option for an "A" frame slanted leg and a "T" frame straight leg. I was wondering what type people prefer and why. Since I'm going to be building a custom table out of these parts, all options are open.


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By Yanic Simard, Houzz
When it comes to bathroom organization, the vanity is most often the workhorse storage solution. But there are many options to consider when choosing a new vanity — or organizing the interior of the one you already have. The following are some of my favorite ways to get your vanity looking and working beautifully, from the inside out.
1. Open shelves.
Keeping stacked towels on open shelves is a common design feature for several reasons.
As this open, airy sink stand reveals, the sink itself takes up a lot of space under the counter, and then the piping for the sink takes up a bit more. This limits the area that can be used for drawers.
Usually, a false drawer front or fixed slab covers the sink itself. This is especially an issue when two sinks eat up most or all of the top third to top half of the unit.
Using an open shelf in the middle or lower section then gives you flexibility to tuck towels and baskets around the plumbing to maximize available space.
Plus, open shelves can be a very attractive look, because it gives a vanity a lighter appearance. When using a dark, weighty wood or stone, having a visual break in the middle adds some airiness to the whole room.
Open shelves are not necessarily used only under a sink, though. They can break up a vanity pleasingly in other ways.
In a small bath with a single-sink vanity, positioning the sink off to one side is a practical solution to allow a larger usable area of open counter on the other side.
You can use this trick to take a premade vanity box and extend it to fit your wall by adding floating shelves next to it and then finishing the whole thing with a single top.
2. Simple doored cabinets.
Another option to maximize the use of space under and around piping is to use a standard doored cabinet with open shelves inside. And there are little ways you can enhance the usefulness of such cabinets too.
Notice how the one pictured here includes pullouts within the cabinet. These pullouts can then house baskets or loose items, whichever you prefer, to fit in many objects or a few large pieces. The fact that they roll out will make seeing and reaching for pieces stashed in the back easier.
3. Shaped, shallow drawers.
A third option for working around the sink is to use every inch of space with a drawer that is sized or shaped to avoid hitting the sink and piping. A drawer like the one shown here with a notch in it will wrap around the pipe so the entire depth can be used beside it.
To make sure you can still reach into the main compartment easily, you'll want this upper compartment to be fairly slim, but this size works fine for many daily-use products and tools.
In general, each drawer you add to your vanity will increase the cost but also the functionality, with interior drawers usually costing a bit less than full proper drawers because they don't need their own proper drawer front or handle.
4. Thin drawers.
Thin drawers (around 5 inches) are also helpful for working around a sink. They also have the advantage of holding small items like makeup and razors without any of them sinking to the bottom and getting lost in the mix. Again, using many thin drawers will cost more than a few larger drawers, but the trade-off in added organization can be well worth the investment.
5. Double drawers.
Not all bathroom products can fit in slim little 5-inch drawers. But sometimes a super-deep drawer won't fit with your look, especially in more traditional styles with many drawers and somewhat ornate drawer fronts. In these situations, consider having a double-depth drawer fitted with two smaller fronts to blend in better, with an extra handle or knob on the second drawer front to complete the illusion.
6. Vertical pull outs.
It's quite common in small to average-size baths to have slivers of space on either side of the sink. Rather than breaking this area into many small drawers, consider using a vertical pullout like this one that has a single compartment broken into many interior shelves. This works on the same principle as a kitchen spice rack, presenting all your small products in a way that's easy to browse.
7. Toe-kick drawers.
Really want to wring every inch of storage space out of your bathroom? A toe kick drawer can turn that usually empty space along the floor into an additional storage space for less commonly used items, or a backup stash of paper rolls. These should be well constructed to avoid scraping your floors or becoming stuck, so be prepared to spend a bit more than a typical drawer.
8. Tip-out drawers.
In places where you can't really fit a true drawer, consider a small tip-out compartment. It won't hold much but will give a home to things like a toothbrush and toothpaste.
Drawer Organization
So you've got your perfectly designed set of drawers and compartments — or you have the vanity your bathroom came with and you have to make the best of it. There are still many more ways to take your storage up a few notches.
9. Semi-adjustable compartments.
Either a new or existing drawer can be fitted with a semi-fixed divider system like this one, which will stay rigidly in place during daily use but can be adjusted to hold different products over time as needed. A built-in system like this will create the most elegant look, but you can find similar systems from various companies that use springs or adjustable parts to fit to your drawer interior tightly.
10. Reconfigurable bins.
For a similar result at a lower price, use individual plastic mini-bins to break up your drawer into compartments. Unless you find a set of bins perfectly sized for your drawer, there likely will be slivers of wasted space, but it can be more than worth it to have a specific place for everything. You'll avoid losing items and know exactly where to find anything you need during a busy morning.
11. Vertical dividers.
Have too many deep drawers and need to store some additional small items? Try dividing a drawer up into slim, vertical compartments and storing items standing up. Make-up compacts, razors, lip balms, and other skinny items can be stored this way to avoid having different items piled on top of each other.
To truly maximize the use of small compartments and dividers, consider taking your small products out of the packaging so you can pack them in much more tightly. Individually wrapped items — Q-tips and the like — will take up much less space unboxed. This may seem like extra work, but the boxes will have to be disposed of at some point anyway, so you might as well go ahead and have the products out where they're easy to grab and you'll enjoy the extra space.
12. Tool slots.
This is another option that requires a custom installation but can be a DIY project if you're handy. By creating a space specifically designed to hold a commonly used tool like a blowdryer, you can keep it upright and ready to grab, adding a little convenience to your daily routine. You can achieve this by adding a fitted box with a hole in the top to fit the nozzle, with or without a removable cup to catch debris.
Completing your tool drawer with a built-in power source will keep cords from cluttering your look. These are most easily added during initial construction and installation of the vanity, but sometimes they can be added retroactively by opening the wall behind the drawer or rerouting power from a nearby outlet, depending on your electrical layout and the accessibility of your vanity interior.
13. Stylish trays.
Lastly, sometimes you can declutter your vanity only so far, and you may need or want to keep a few items on the counter. Gathering these items on a tray can give your vanity a much more organized look, turning an array of loose products into a stylish presentation in a snap.
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This couple hosted a romantic garden wedding at private estate in Santa Barbara. The couple exchanged vows under the property's arbor that was decorated with lush floral by Hogue & Co. Dinner was setup in an open air tent with swagged white chiffon and bistro lights. Footed compotes filled with garden flowers decorated the tables, and each place setting was set with a petite floral accent. The wedding was planned and designed by Merryl Brown Events and expertly captured by Jose Villa. The bride donned a taupe ballgown and carried a wild garden bouquet with ranunculus, Juliet roses, pieris and trailing jasmine vine. The entrance to the property was decorated with pink roses and cafe au lait dahlias. A vintage car was decorated with trailing ribbon, floral garlands and a "Just Married" sign. Cafe au lait dahlias, garden roses, scabiosa, and maidenhair fern make up the centerpieces in silver footed containers. Along with with wedding cake, mini cakes and other desserts were tray passed to guests.
To finish out the event, a traditional tiered wedding cake was decorated with delicate floral petals by The Butter End.
Photography: Jose Villa // Wedding Planner: Merryl Brown Events // Cake: The Butter End // Calligraphy: Janice Blair // Catering: Bruce's Catering // Ceremony Music: Santa Barbara String Quartet // Dance Floor: BB Rodeo //Specialty Rentals & Draping: Revelry Event Designers // Floral: Hogue & Co. // Generators: Star Power // Lighting:Images // Linens: Resource One // Furniture Movers: Hazelwood Allied // Reception Entertainment: West Coast Music // Parking & Valet: Blue Star // Rentals: Classic Party Rentals // Sound: Design Sound // Stationery: The Stationery Collection // Trees & Greenery: Gazebo Mauna Loa, Inc. // Videography: Isaac Hernandez // Bathroom & Trash Service: Marborg


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I am a UXer, researcher & presenter
I am a user and experiencer of products, frustrated with mediocrity. Always an advocate for all users and always fighting for the best, inclusive, user experience for everyone
UX Design Lead @ Seer Medical
April 2019 - Present
Design Lead @ SEEK Ltd.
Design Lead, November 2018 - March 2019
Senior UX Designer Jan 2018 - November 2018
UX Designer March 2015 - Jan 2018
Our goal is to help people live more fulfilling and productive working lives and to help organisations succeed. We do this by matching the best talent with the best job. I work across SEEK Employment and SEEK Business. I try to blog about my work to act as a portfolio.
UX Designer @ Apparel21
March 2012 - March 2015
Apparel21 makes fashion for the software industry, primarily an ERP, also called Apparel21, and supporting products: POS (point of sale) System, web-based Mailer app and mobile optimised Stock Finder app.
Most of my work at Apparel21 was working on the existing ERP, however I did work on one large green-field project and documented my process here: UX process for 'Product X'
Safe-D app
For the development of an app as part of my thesis research I was the only UXer on the team. I facilitated design and research, with other members of the team contributing.
As anyone in tech knows, family will always ask you for help when their computer breaks. When you're a UXer you get that too (especially since older members of the family often don't understand what you do other than "work with computers") but you also get everyone's idea for an app asking for UX advice. The UX doctor - show me an interface and I'll diagnose what's wrong with it when they can't put their finger on why it doesn't look right. Of course, I always say that I don't know the best advice, we need to talk to the intended users to know that, but I enjoy providing the quick fixes that make the interface look "right".
Other relevant experience
Recurring guest lecturer at The University of Melbourne on Requirements Engineering, Usability and Emerging Technologies (insertables)
Senior academic tutor at The University of Melbourne, Impact of Digitisation
Unisys 2010
UX skills
Affinity mapping is the easiest way to deal with large amounts of qualitative data and see the patterns that are emerging .
I like to make the complex, simple. My thesis research involved displaying complex messages, simply, with visual statistics.
I enjoyed thinking outside the post-it note and coming up with multiple ways to present this information, and, of course, testing this with users to ensure that they understood what the visuals are trying to communicate.
Workshop facilitation
I have experience conducting workshops with various stakeholders and end users to understand varying needs.
I am a huge advocate of the benefits of wireframes and prototypes. Words often fail when trying to describe design vision, so I communicate using the best fidelity for the purpose: a sketch on the whiteboard; a scribble using my handy sharpie; low fidelity wireframes; or pixel perfect.
Person Definition
I have used personas in both academic and industry contexts. I introduced personas to Apparel21 after findings broad ideas of the user were not helping us design for them. Personas were created from aggregated discussions and observations with real users.
Besides my normal day-to-day UX research - usability testing, qualitative and quantitative analysis, concept validation etc - I have published research as part of my Masters (completed) and PhD (in progress).
The UX of Insertables - Devices in, through, and underneath the skin
Everything to do with my current PhD research is on the Insertables Page
It is known that researchers, artists and hobbyists have augmented their bodies in new ways by voluntarily inserting non-medical devices. However, what devices are being used for and why insertable was the mode selected, are not well documented. Prior work documents single case studies or individual participant use. There is a research gap to understand what people are inserting into themselves voluntarily and why? This knowledge will inform future use and design and position insertables as a device mode of choice for users and a legitimate category for hardware manufactures, HCI researchers and interaction designers alike.
Developing Interactive e-Health Apps for Complex Messages: Leveraging the Safe-D Case Study (Masters Research)
Smartphone devices have become ubiquitous, and with this e-health apps common. However, the efficacies of available e-health apps vary greatly due to lack of behavioural change theory, scientific foundations and healthcare professional involvement in development. My masters research leveraged the Safe-D case study to develop an app, also named Safe-D, to improve vitamin D status in young women, safely, through persuading UV exposure.
Heffernan KJ, Chang S, Maclean ST, Callegari ET, Garland SM, Reavley NJ, Varigos GA, Wark JD (2016) Guidelines and Recommendations for Developing Interactive eHealth Apps for Complex Messaging in Health Promotion JMIR mHealth uHealth 4(1):e14 DOI: 10.2196/mhealth.4423 http://mhealth.jmir.org/2016/1/e14
The potential of eHealth Apps to Support Targeted Complex Health Messages
Journal of General Practice
Heffernan KJ, Chang S, Maclean ST, Callegari ET, Garland SM, et al. (2014) The potential of eHealth Apps to Support Targeted Complex Health Messages. J Gen Practice 2:182. doi: 10.4172/2329-9126.1000182
This poster was presented at ANZBMS 2014 (Australia & New Zealand Bone & Mineral Society 2014 Annual Scientific Meeting) to visually explain our research undertaken prior to beginning the development of the Safe-D application.
Other research
There's no other way to start a UCD process, than researching the user. My research skills from industry and academia include:
Traditional observational usability-lab based research
Qualitative interviews
Literature reviews
Quantitative data analysis from usage logs
Presentations on Insertables and my PhD work can be found on the Insertables Page.
When I'm not busy working or studying, I can be found presenting. If you want me to talk at your event get in contact.
Designing for users you didn't know existed
The Web Meetup, September 2017. Watch below
Design is as good (or flawed) as the people who make it
UX Australia, Melbourne 2016. Listen below
Designing for People you didn't know existed
UX Australia, Brisbane 2015. Listen below
Other presentations
PauseFest (2018)
Buzzconf (2017)
Ladies that UX (2017)
The Web Meetup (2017)
A11y Bytes (2017)
Buzzconf meetup (2017)
Guest lecture at The University of Melbourne - Emerging Technologies (2015, 2016, 2017)
DLVT Student Careers Forum (2016, 2015)
Melbourne Geek Night (2016)
CHI (2016) San Jose
Melbourne University IDL (2014, 2015, 2016)
UX Australia Melbourne redux (2015)
UX Gatherings (2015)
IxDA meetup (2015)
Future of IT Careers Panel (2015)
Careers Panel (2015)
Quantified Self Meet-up (2014)
Health Informatic Society of Australia (HISA) AGM 2014
Guest lecture at The University of Melbourne - Requirements Engineering 2014
Guest lecture at The University of Melbourne - Usability Testing 2014
Health Informatics Knowledge Management Workshop (HIMK2014) at Australasian Computer Science Week
Return to Studies (2014)
Student Careers Forum - Victorian IT Teachers Association (VITA) Conference and Expo (2013)


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A remarkable man passed away three weeks ago, though you probably didn't mark his passing. His name was Fred Ritsema. Mr. Ritsema was not a newsmaker. But he once told me a Christmas story that was, of the many I have heard over the years, the most remarkable.
He returned home from World War II on a Friday. The following Monday, he stuck out his thumb on Chicago Drive SW to hitchhike to Australia, where he'd met Edna May Shute at a dance. Nearly three months of trains, trucks and steamers later, he showed up at her doorstep on Christmas Eve 1945. They married and came back to Grand Rapids, where they lived a good, nonnewsmaking life.
"Jesus, Heavenly Father, bring us together in heaven once more, unending," read his final prayer in his obituary.
Now that's what I call true love, the kind that inspires songs crooned over an old radio while Mom and Dad dance around the living room. Ardent, devoted, sacrificial love. A Christmas kind of love.
My dad's story
Different story, different man, same kind of love: Christmas Eve, early 1950s. My folks have just made the two-hour drive from Toledo to my grandparents' house in Detroit. Hugs and kisses, kids wide-eyed, taking in the old-fashioned tree and dishes of candy. Secretly, my folks unpack our gifts.
Uh-oh, no BB gun. My brother Mike's biggest present, missing in action. I don't know if it was a Red Ryder, but it definitely could put your eye out. That Christmas, Mike wanted it more than anything in the world.
So, after we kids are tucked in, Dad gets in the car, drives back to Toledo, gets the gun, drives back to Detroit. Early Christmas morning, Mike gleefully opens his gift. Dad manages a bleary-eyed smile.
Insert here your favorite family story of Christmas craziness. Crazy distances traversed, church pageants gone awry, 2 a.m. runs to Meijer for batteries. All because families love each other, and because Christians love this certain baby who showed up in a box of straw.
Mary's story
The latter event had been preceded by a long trek to Bethlehem, a pretty crazy hike for a pregnant teenager. But Mary had been assured by an angel, so Scripture says: Fear not, God favors you, and nothing's impossible with God. OK then, says Mary. Whatever you say, angel.
Her ready acceptance of this rather spooky news set the pattern for all crazy Christmases to come. The unexpected happens, things change, the world turns upside down. And the angels say, fear not.
My family's loss
Christmas changed in a big way for my family this year, back in July. That's when my mother, a rather boisterous angel in her own right, left this life. But that was just the beginning.
Seven weeks later, Dad's legs went out from under him. Spinal stenosis had finally caught up, choking off his walking nerves. Still deep in grief and in no particular mood to battle, he went under the knife.
This is when God and his angels really went to work — just as they had in Mom's heart surgery 10 years before — through the skilled hands and caring hearts of physicians and caregivers.
The surgery went off without a hitch, the doc coolly clearing backbone from nerve while we kids sweated bullets. Then followed three weeks of rehab at Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital, where small miracles were performed on Dad's 89-year-old body, and six weeks at Clark on Keller Lake, a United Methodist assisted-living facility where the caring staff and autumn leaves healed his spirit.
The angels throughout this stretch were way too many to fit on the head of a pin or in a newspaper column. At Mary Free Bed, therapists cheerfully pushed him onto his feet with help from a really cool walker, doctors expertly guided his recovery, nurses shamelessly babied him, a psychologist listened to his broken heart and social workers held his hand every painful step of the way. One particular social worker close to my heart brought him yogurt and his morning paper.
At Clark, caring nurses and aides attended to his every need, cooks prepared delicious meals, friendly residents chatted with him about their respective journeys into walkers and wheelchairs. Meanwhile, back home, neighbors watched the house and watered the plants to prepare for his return.
Dad came home in early November, driven by my brother who wouldn't touch a BB gun now if you paid him. He stayed with Dad for a month, I stayed for a week, and now my sister is home for several months. Mom's special chair is empty, but her spirit still dances through the house.
Dad has accepted her passing bravely though sorrowfully. Nothing can ever be the same, and this sure isn't the Christmas we expected. But it is Christmas nevertheless, and we will celebrate it in a new way.
And all these angels in the wings whisper, "Fear not."
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Burkina Faso is a landlocked country in West Africa. It is surrounded by six countries: Mali to the north, Niger to the east, Benin to the southeast, Togo and Ghana to the south, and Côte d'Ivoire to the southwest.
Burkina is 274,000 km² with a population of plus 15 million it's people belong to one of two major West African cultural groups - the Voltaic and the Mande.
Formerly called the Republic of Upper Volta (The country owes its former name of Upper Volta to three rivers which cross it: the Black Volta (or Mouhoun), the White Volta (Nakambé) and the Red Volta (Nazinon). It was renamed Burkina Faso in August 1984 - meaning "the land of upright people" in Mòoré and Dioula, the two major native languages of the country. Figuratively Burkina may be translated as "men of integrity" from the Mòoré language and "Faso" means "father's house" in Dioula.
After gaining independence from France in 1960 the country is now a semi-presidential republic. The parliament consists of one chamber known as the National Assembly, it has 111 seats with members elected to serve five year terms. There is a constitutional chamber with ten members and an economic and social council whose roles are purely consultative. Burkina Faso is divided into thirteen regions, forty-five provinces, and 301 departments.
Burkina Faso's capital is Ouagadougou. It is a member of the African Union, Community of Sahel-Saharan States, La Francophonie, Organization of the Islamic Conference and Economic Community of West African States.
Burkina Faso is made up of two major types of terrane. The larger part of the country is covered by a peneplain (land worn down by erosion almost to a level plain - a nearly flat land surface) which forms a gently undulating landscape with a few isolated hills. The southwest of the country is a sandstone massif, where the highest peak, Ténakourou, is 749 meters tall. The average altitude of Burkina Faso is 400 meters - the difference between the highest and lowest terrain is only 600 meters.
Burkina Faso has a tropical climate with two seasons – wet and dry. During the rainy season the country receives 600 to 900 millimeters of rainfall, the rainy season lasts four or five months, starting in May/June and it rains, off and on, till September. In the dry season, the harmattan – a hot dry wind coming from the Sahara desert – blows.
Burkina Faso's natural resources include manganese, limestone, marble, phosphates, pumice, salt and gold, there are currently operating copper, iron, manganese and gold mines in the country.
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Economic growth has averaged around 6% per year for the last 15 years.
Burkina Faso also has a new investment code that is helping to promote foreign investment. Reforms include:
"Gold production in Burkina Faso more than doubled from 2008 to 2009. The entire mining sector in the country is booming. The strongest increase in any sector during 2009 has been in gold production. Thanks to a strongly growing price of precious metals on the world market during recent years the mining and extractive industries are experiencing a real boom in Burkina Faso. The number of permits and authorizations issued rose from 537 in 2008 to 599 in 2009, an increase of 11.6 percent. The industrial production of gold has risen from about 5,000 kg in 2008 to 11,642 kg in 2009, representing more than a doubling of production. These development should be helping to strengthen the position of our country as a mining country."Condensed from Prime Minister Tertius Zongo's state-of-the-nation speech to the Ouagadougou parliament
Burkina Faso is now at the start of a mining boom. Looking to take advantage of the countries abundant natural resources, the number of 'mining friendly' programs the country has to offer and hoping to benefit by being a "first mover" a number of mining and exploration companies have decided to develop assets in Burkina Faso.
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So we've put together a list of political positions guaranteed to get any candidate elected -- in Miami, anyway. Word to the wise stumpers: Adopting just one or two of these platforms could be just the boost you need to outpace your opponent. Adopt them all, and this city might just make you King of Miami for life.
A Ban on $350+ Bottle Service
Every South Florida resident has received this call from a long lost Facebook friend: "I am coming to Miami! Let's go to a club!" And because you live here, you know the only way to maintain your sanity at any giant dance mecca is to get your only little section inside the VIP. Yet, everything about bottle service is obnoxious: the skinny bitch who brings it to you, the fireworks fizzling out of the ice, the $10 extra charge for ordering a Red Bull, and lastly, the price. How has Barack Obama not put a stop to a Smirnoff costing $15 at the liquor store and $350 + tax + tip at clubs? One look at your checking account after an evening on South Beach makes any night sipping from a douchebag promoter's free bottle look that much more enticing.
Legalize Drinking On The Beach
Were you aware it is technically illegal to drink on Miami Beach? Having your Bud Light could cost you anywhere from $50 to 10 days in jail. Cops usually look the other way, understanding that a beer-filled cooler isn't doing anyone any harm. But the law still exists, meaning you could theoretically get pegged at any moment. Booze doesn't disturb the peace; people disturb the peace. So please, go arrest those drunk bro douches for being loud and obnoxious -- but not if they're merely reenacting a Corona commercial.
College Loyalty is a Condition of Scholarships
Wearing a University of Miami shirt while taking notes at Florida International University is just wrong. Sure, rooting for FIU a few years back was tough. Now, they are officially Sun Belt Conference champions. That might not mean shit, but it's more than University of Miami has won lately. So show some pride, FIU-ers! (Seriously, show it, or we're taking your funds away.)
The same statute applies to FIU fans at UM. Just kidding! Those people do not exist.
Mandatory Happy Hour Extensions
As a hard-working Miamian, you deserve a half-priced drink after a long day on the job. But more than likely, your pinot noir is going to cost you the usual $12. That's because most restaurants' happy hours end at 6 p.m., giving nine-to-fivers a very small window to bust a move to the nearest bar. Hey politicians: If you really want to support the middle class, help us out on our beer tab, okay?
All Drive-Thrus Open 24-Hours
Any boozehound knows that a
epic night is not complete without a 5 a.m. Egg McMuffin. Yet nothing can kill a buzz faster than pulling up to a drive-thru and discovering it's closed. In other parts of the country, the 24-hour drive-thru isn't necessary, because other parts of the country are populated mostly by normal, boring people who adhere to bedtimes at actual p.m. hours. But here in South Florida, we're all on Miami time, and that includes our eating schedules. Don't we deserve a politician who'll stand up for our way of life?
Increased Parking Garage Reporting Accuracy
Five words for you: South Beach on a Saturday. Your bathing suit is on, bag is packed, sun screen is applied, and the only thing keeping you from your day in the sand is the fact there is nowhere to park your vehicle. Oh, your go-to garage? "It's full" says the tiny old man wearing his security uniform proudly.
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The Words "International Recording Artist" Classified as Hate Speech
If you have access to a MacBook, you can make yourself a single. While you're at it, find a friend with an iPhone and make yourself a music video. Put it all together, and put it on YouTube. Everyone else is.
But doing this doesn't make you anything more than someone with access to technology. Anyone with a Facebook account has received an invite to see "international recording artist So-And-So," who you have never heard of and will likely never hear of again. The words "International Recording Artist" mean nothing more than "PLEEEEEASE LIKE ME," which makes us hate the person saying them, which should qualify them as hate speech. Banning them is probably against the first amendment, but at least the debate would be more valuable than fighting over fried chicken.
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An uncomfortable topic, slavery. Yet we all have been, or currently are, spiritual slaves. Just as not all abuse is physical ... not all slavery is physical. It makes it that much harder to see because you operate under the guise of freedom.
Several of the last few weeks I've been trying to tell you that we all have an enemy. I can only imagine some of you are shaking your heads ... Why Amanda? Even if he exists, why would he bother with me? What does he care if I sin or not? Good question.
The Bible doesn't come out and call him a slave master in so many words, but let me tell you why he is. One of the names the Bible does use is man of lawlessness ... son of destruction. One of our enemy's primary motives is power ... he desires to exalt himself as God, above God. That is the motivation behind everything he has done and will do.
"...the man of lawlessness is revealed, the son of destruction, who opposes and exalts himself above every so-called god or object of worship, so that he takes his seat in the temple of God, displaying himself as being God."
- 2 Thessalonions 2:3-4
If you are a parent, what is the lowest blow someone could do you? Take your car? Your house?
Your children.We are all God's children, and some of us will never be retrieved. Won't accept the proferred rescue. If we are sealed for that day with the promise of rescue by Jesus blood - our enemy can't touch us. But what he can do is prevent us from coming to the aid of any more of God's children.
"For He rescued us from the domain of darkness, and transferred us to the kingdom of His beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins."
- Colossians 1:13-14
If we are not serving God in ways that spread His rescue plan to others, we are sinning. If we are outright breaking His laws meant to protect us ... we are slaves to sin. Right where the enemy wants us. Ineffective. Disconnected. Confused. Cut-off.
"Jesus answered them, "Truly, truly, I say to you, everyone who commits sin is the slave of sin."
- John 8:34
Friend. We have all sinned. The Israelites were given the Law so that we could see that in our human form, with our weak human natures, we cannot avoid it. We cannot earn our freedom. We can't buy it. That is why it was bought for us.
"Therefore you are no longer a slave, but a son; and if a son, then an heir through God."
- Galatians 4:7
Jesus paid the price for our freedom, but we do have to claim it. God does not force us to accept Him as a loving Master rather than the sin we are born slaves to. When you doubt the Bible, doubt what myself and other Christians are saying to you ... my dare, if you will, is that you search that out. Who stands to benefit from you not claiming that which was given to you freely? You are not your own. So who do you belong to?
"No servant can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or else he will be devoted to one and despise the other."
- Luke 16:13
Christian friends, while we are sealed in Christ (though there are some who would argue if our acceptance of salvation is permanent ... I am firmly grounded in the belief that the Bible says once you have accepted Christ you are sealed even if your free will is left intact). While we are sealed in Christ, the enemy does not give up on us. He can still shut us down. He may have lost us, but he will fight to keep from losing any more through us.
"But now that you have come to know God, or rather to be known by God, how is it that you turn back again to the weak and worthless elemental things, to which you desire to be enslaved all over again?"
- Galatians 4:9
Claim your freedom, child of God. You are PAID in FULL. Live in it. Only in God can you serve in freedom. He is the Good Master - Adonai.


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Armed with a bag of apples and a jar of honey ISRAEL21c set out across Israel recently to find some of the more extreme places that people enjoy their New Year traditions.
After a summer of conflict with Gaza, and citizens running back and forth to shelters across the land, you might have expected things to be a little subdued. Far from it. New Year, new start.
Skydiving, surfing, rock-climbing, or even on a Segway, the people we filmed celebrate the Jewish New Year tradition of dipping apple into honey the way they live their lives – with passion.
It's ISRAEL21c's mission to show the world not just the incredible health, technology and environmental innovations coming out of this country, but also the human face of Israel, the spirit and diversity of this tiny country.
In these challenging times, this message is more important than ever. Please click on the film and enjoy.
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Hamdan vs. Rumsfield: Fighting Military Tribunals and Other Government Intrusion
Steve Vladeck '01, professor of law at American University Washington College of Law, was part of the legal team that successfully challenged the Bush Administration's use of military tribunals at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in Hamdan vs. Rumsfield, 548 U.S. 557 (2006). In addition, he has coauthored amicus briefs in a host of other lawsuits challenging the U.S. government's surveillance and detention of terrorism suspects. Steve discusses his work on Hamdan as well as the current detainee litigation and the ongoing debate over military commissions and indefinite detention. Steve graduated from Yale Law School in 2004, where he was executive editor of the Yale Law Journal and then clerked for the Honorable Marsha S. Berzon on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and the Honorable Rosemary Barkett on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
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"What do you mean it's not safe to go home?"
By 2029, twenty percent of the US population will be over the age of 65.
As this baby boomer generation moves into retirement and older adulthood, they will face new challenges. The CDC estimates one in four adults over 65 fall each year, with increasing odds with subsequent falls. Direct medical costs from these injuries are roughly $31 billion annually, two thirds of which are hospital charges.
While working as an Occupational Therapist in an acute rehab hospital, I worked with individuals with a variety of medical conditions, including neurological, chronic, and traumatic injuries. Across diagnoses, fall risk was the most prevalent indicator for recommending against a home discharge.
Simply put- if someone discharged from the hospital went home and fell, this person would probably end up back in the hospital for a new injury.
But what if we could plan ahead?
What if we could make changes now to prevent a fall in the future?
People go to the doctor for preventative care for high blood pressure, diabetes, atrial fibrillation, decreased vision. Why not do the same and increase your chances you can age safely in place?
What if we took it one step further and thought about the future living conditions an individual with these and other issues may need to be safe at home?
What if you were building your dream home and wanted to make sure that you could stay there until YOU decided you were ready to leave?
Who could help with that?
I became an OT to work with individuals to help them lead functional, fulfilled and productive lives following illness or injury. My education spanned from acute care in a Level I trauma hospital in Boston, to community based programs. The focus of the OT profession has long been rehabilitation, although we are poised to contribute significantly in preventative care.
This clicked for me when my grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer. As her health began to decline, she was admitted multiple times to the hospital. Each discharge conversation included a discussion about her home set up, services she would need, and fall prevention. This was my first home assessment project and the beginning of Home Field Advantage.
Going through her home with my mother and grandfather and helping them consider safety as it related to her daily routine was empowering for my grandmother and brought confidence to her family.
I started this company after years of seeing clients worried about a safe discharge home and whether they would be able to make the transition. Early in my career, we were able to visit patients' homes, but with reimbursement changes across health insurance, it has become exceedingly difficult to schedule visits prior to discharge.
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Reasonable, yet he continued to pay TMI's salaries and expenses directly from dozens of Menard Inc.'s accounts, even claiming depreciation for TMI's equipment on Menard Inc.'s books. It's a basic tax rule that one company can't deduct the expenses of another unless they are filing a consolidated return. Menard says Menard Inc. paid TMI's bills because, as head of both companies, he made an oral agreement with himself that Menard Inc. would pay "whatever was necessary" to support TMI and would get the benefits of sponsorship in return. He contends this sponsorship boosted the chain's name recognition, relationships with suppliers and employee morale.
The government points out that only one of Team Menard's races during 1997 and 1998--the Indianapolis 500--took place in a state where Menard Inc. had stores and complains that Menard Inc. can't even ferret out from its accounts all the racing bills it paid. It contends those payments were really another dividend to Menard.
Tax Court Judge L. Paige Marvel has yet to rule in the case, but at the trial criticized Menard's methods. "This is not the way to run a set of records," she lectured. "Expenses ought to be calculated or classified in a way that makes it easy to figure out what the sponsorship fees are, and I would hope never to see a case like this in this court again."
Ironically, Menard's uncharacteristically casual approach to racecar spending probably made it easier for former Team Menard manager Larry R. Curry to cheat him. In 2001 Curry and a confederate pleaded guilty to defrauding Menard Inc. of $1.5 million with bogus invoices, including some from a company called "Total Fabrication." So now, while one arm of the Department of Justice is attempting to collect more tax money from Menard, another is trying to collect restitution for him from Curry, who is doing 33 months in the federal pen.
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This has always been a huge favorite with my family. And it was one of my favorites when I was a child. We're not talking here about that thick gloppy stuff you get commercially. Real tapioca pudding is light and fluffy, kind of like a cloud. The measurements are not written in stone. You can alter things somewhat as you please. I often made this later in the evening, when everyone thought having a bit of dessert would be nice.
1/2 cup tapioca
1 cup water
3 eggs, separated
1/2 cup sugar (a little more if you like sweet)
3 1/2 cups milk
3/4 tsp vanilla
pinch of salt
In a saucepan put the tapioca and the water and let it sit a bit, while you do other things.
Measure out the milk in a bowl or measuring pitcher. Separate the eggs, placing the yolks into the milk and the whites into an electric mixing bowl, like a KitchenAid mixer.
Add half the sugar to the egg whites and if you have a stand mixer start the egg whites beating, letting it go until they're nice and fluffy. I do this while putting the milk and yolks and tapioca on the stove to cook. If you don't have a stand mixer, then get the egg whites beaten before starting to cook the rest.
Beat up the milk and yolks and remaining sugar and add to the saucepan with the tapioca and water.
Over medium heat bring the mixture to a boil, stirring with a whisk fairly constantly.
When it has come to a boil, remove from the stove and stir in the vanilla and pinch of salt.
Slowly whisk the hot milk mixture into the egg whites, whisking constantly.
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