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I think many of us struggle with the way we look. If we only understood that God made us the way we are we might think that other's expectations and our own isn't important. The way that God sees us is the most important thing of all because God doesn't look at the outward appearance the way that we or others tend to do. Many people judge us from our outward appearance and not by what is inside. What is inside is what really counts in God's eyes and in God's eyes it's the only thing that's important. The outward man or woman is not of eternal importance…it is what is inside as Jesus once said "it is not what goes into the mouth that defiles a person, but what comes out of the mouth; this defiles a person" (Matt 15:11) so we must keep our focus on what really defiles a person and it's not what's outside that does it but what comes out of the person's mouth for that reveals what's in our hearts. Bible Christian Image
God will not put in an artist's heart to make things that will elicit sinful responses in others (Mark 9:42). He will not lead a person to create that which contradicts His nature. Artisans who create idols may be skillful (Isaiah 40:19), but they're using their skill to pervert God's glory, not honor it. This doesn't mean that all art has to be like the Sistine Chapel, however, or that it can only depict biblical subjects like Jesus on the cross or the disciples in a boat. God dwells in "the perfection of beauty" (Psalm 50:2), and His holiness is beautiful (1 Chronicles 16:29 and Psalm 29:2). In creating God-glorifying art, the artist's goal should be to lift the soul of man towards heaven and to illumine in new ways the multi-faceted beauty of God's holiness, power, and grace. Bible Christian Image
That said, it is important to define beauty. Art that is created to shock or horrify, or to glorify or elicit sin (violence, lust, greed) cannot be called "beautiful." It is still "art" but not art that glorifies God. Art that glorifies God must have the same two properties as the designs created in Exodus 31. First, it must be "artistic"; that is, it must be creative, well executed (a good representation of the object) and well crafted (well made). It must have worth as an object of value. Second, it should be something of which the artist can say, "God put it in my heart to make this." Christian Art Print
The older I get the less I care about what others think about me and about what I look like. We are all made in the image of God. Not that we have a body like God because God is Spirit but we have certain attributes of God and they are not about what we look like but about what we think about. God has declared that He made us most wonderfully (Psalm 139:14) and besides, "Charm is deceitful, and beauty is vain, but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised" (Prov 31:30). It is true that "bodily training is of some value, godliness is of value in every way, as it holds promise for the present life and also for the life to come" (1 Tim 4:8). Christian Art Print
And it will come about in that day, that every place where there used to be a thousand vines, valued at a thousand shekels of silver, will become briars and thorns. People will come there with bows and arrows because all the land will be briars and thorns. As for all the hills which used to be cultivated with the hoe, you will not go there for fear of briars and thorns; but they will become a place for pasturing oxen and for sheep to trample. Goodnews Art
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God has made us exactly the way that it pleased Him and we all must remember that God has chosen the weak and the base of the world (1 Cor 1:27) and what the world considers despised and lowly (1 Cor 1:28) is important to God and that's all that matters, isn't it? He looks at the inward parts of the human heart, not the outward appearance, so don't worry about what the body looks like, be concerned with the things that God sees because in the end, that's all that's important and that's all that really matters. What others think is nothing…what God knows is everything. Goodnews Art
Then to Adam He said, "Because you have listened to the voice of your wife, and have eaten from the tree about which I commanded you, saying, 'You shall not eat from it'; Cursed is the ground because of you; In toil you will eat of it All the days of your life. "Both thorns and thistles it shall grow for you; And you will eat the plants of the field; By the sweat of your face You will eat bread, Till you return to the ground, Because from it you were taken; For you are dust, And to dust you shall return." Goodnews Art
God has made us exactly the way that it pleased Him and we all must remember that God has chosen the weak and the base of the world (1 Cor 1:27) and what the world considers despised and lowly (1 Cor 1:28) is important to God and that's all that matters, isn't it? He looks at the inward parts of the human heart, not the outward appearance, so don't worry about what the body looks like, be concerned with the things that God sees because in the end, that's all that's important and that's all that really matters. What others think is nothing…what God knows is everything.
Then God said, "Let us make man in our image, after our likeness. And let them have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over the livestock and over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth." So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. Christian Art Print
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See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are. The reason why the world does not know us is that it did not know him. Beloved, we are God's children now, and what we will be has not yet appeared; but we know that when he appears we shall be like him, because we shall see him as he is. And everyone who thus hopes in him purifies himself as he is pure. Christian Art Print
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Then I saw another beast rising out of the earth. It had two horns like a lamb and it spoke like a dragon. It exercises all the authority of the first beast in its presence, and makes the earth and its inhabitants worship the first beast, whose mortal wound was healed. It performs great signs, even making fire come down from heaven to earth in front of people, and by the signs that it is allowed to work in the presence of the beast it deceives those who dwell on earth, telling them to make an image for the beast that was wounded by the sword and yet lived. And it was allowed to give breath to the image of the beast, so that the image of the beast might even speak and might cause those who would not worship the image of the beast to be slain. ... Bible Art
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I think many of us struggle with the way we look. If we only understood that God made us the way we are we might think that other's expectations and our own isn't important. The way that God sees us is the most important thing of all because God doesn't look at the outward appearance the way that we or others tend to do. Many people judge us from our outward appearance and not by what is inside. What is inside is what really counts in God's eyes and in God's eyes it's the only thing that's important. The outward man or woman is not of eternal importance…it is what is inside as Jesus once said "it is not what goes into the mouth that defiles a person, but what comes out of the mouth; this defiles a person" (Matt 15:11) so we must keep our focus on what really defiles a person and it's not what's outside that does it but what comes out of the person's mouth for that reveals what's in our hearts. Christian Art Print


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Margarita cupcakes, like margaritas themselves, go down smooth, leaving you with just a small tickle in your mouth from the salted rim (yes, the rim of the margarita cupcakes has salt, but it's mostly sugar). The margarita cupcakes won't get you drunk, but they are boozey. There's tequila in both the margarita cupcake batter and the margarita frosting.
The Margarita Cupcakes Back Story
I was invited to a Memorial Day game of wiffle ball (a game I hadn't played in years – and as it turns out still haven't). The last two parties that were hosted by the wiffle ball couple involved margaritas in some way so I felt that this one should, too.
Although we were were sitting on picnic tables in a shady St. Louis park, the cupcakes transported us to a glistening island shoreline. There was no alcohol allowed in the park, but who would suspect that the margarita cupcakes I brought contained tequila?
Margarita Cupcakes Recipe
I found a recipe for margarita cupcakes on Baking Bites, one of my favorite blogs. The margarita cupcake recipe originally came from a Vegan cupcake cookbook called Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World. I'm not a vegan, but one nice feature of this cupcake was that the party's host, who is lactose intolerant, was able to eat them (he put up with the small amount of butter in the frosting). I may a very slight adaption to the frosting recipe, but the rest has not been changed.
Margarita Cupcake Recipe
Cupcake Ingredients
- 1/4 cup lime juice
- 1 1/2 teaspoons lime zest 1 lime
- 1 cup plain or vanilla soy milk Regular 2% milk would also work.
- 1/4 cup vegetable oil
- 2 teaspoons tequila
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 1/3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
Frosting Ingredients
- 1/4 cup butter melted
- 1 tablespoon heavy whipping cream or soymilk
- 3 tablespoons lime juice
- 1 tablespoon tequila
- approximately 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- coarse colored sugar and salt for "rims"
- Umbrella toppers optional
Cupcake Instructions
- In a large bowl, mix together lime juice, lime zest, soy milk, oil , tequila, vanilla and sugar.
- In a small bowl, mix together flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt.
- Add the dry ingredients to the lime mixture and stir until just combined.
- Divide evenly among 12 cupcake liners.
- Bake at 350 F for 20-24 minutes, until a tester comes out clean and the cupcakes spring back when lightly pressed.
Frosting Instructions
- Cream together butter/nonhydrogenated shortening (depending on whether you want the frosting vegan or not), heavy whipping cream or soymilk, lime juice, tequila, and confectioners' sugar.
- Add in more sugar as needed to make the frosting smooth and spreadable.
- Spread the frosting on the cupcakes.
- Combine colored sugar and salt in a small bowl.
- Roll the edge of each cupcake in the sugar/salt mixture.
- Top with umbrellas.
Other Margarita Cupcake Anecdotes
- Margarita cupcakes are not dangerous because of the alcohol. They are dangerous because one of my cupcake tasters cut the roof of his mouth with the coarse salt. We're talking blood and all. I call that user error.
- Margarita is clearly not a winter kind of flavor, so I didn't expect it to be a wedding contender at all. I just made it because it seemed like a perfect wiffle ball summer thing. However, I've been informed that a family member of bride to be said, "I don't know what a blog is, but I know a great cupcake when I eat it." Apparently, he tried to convince the couple to adjust their wedding theme so that this cupcake could make an appearance. We'll have to make sure he gets to taste some of the future flavors. I like fans!
The margarita cupcake was chosen for the wedding! The others that were selected were Soda Fountain Cupcakes and Gingerbread Latte Cupcakes.


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Visually surreal and alluring, the "Wave" area of the Vermilion Cliffs is one of the most renowned geological areas in the American Southwest. This is one of the locales that will be featured in a special presentation given by geologist Sandy Lindquist and titled "Walking The Wave — and Other Spectacular Geology of Southern Utah and Northern Arizona". Sponsored by the Estes Valley Library, the event takes place on Monday, Aug. 5 at 7 p.m. and is held at National Park Village in the Rocky Mountain Opry Theater at 900 Moraine Avenue, next to The Other Side Restaurant. Admission is free and open to all.
Monday's presentation will focus specifically on the red-rock plateau country of southern Utah and northernmost Arizona. Fortuitous geologic history is found in this southwestern part of the U.S. National Park system, encompassing such wonderlands as Arches, Canyonlands, Natural Bridges, Zion, Bryce, Capitol Reef, Glen Canyon, Grand Canyon, Grand Staircase – Escalante, and Vermilion Cliffs, not to mention a multitude of gorgeous state parks and Native American lands such as Monument Valley.
Travelers often ponder how these areas are related geologically and why they look the way they do. Lindquist will help explain what makes the Colorado Plateau so special and colorful — and just what exactly is "The Grand Staircase". Attendees will explore a variety of these landscapes created in the last several hundred-million-years of geologic time. The journey will culminate at "The Wave" in the Vermilion Cliffs, where just 20 people are allowed daily hiking access (by lottery permit only) for a unique visual and physical experience within remarkably colorful, eroded sandstone landforms.
Lindquist, a six-year Estes Park resident, received geology degrees from the University of Illinois and the University of Texas. She developed her fascination for geology on a college field trip at age 19, having never seen anything but midwestern scenery before then. Thereafter, she enjoyed a 30-year geology career in both the corporate and consulting worlds, based out of Denver.
Considering herself a forever "avid amateur" photographer, Lindquist generally travels most everywhere now with digital compact camera – finding herself somewhat more impatient than in younger years and ready to catch as much of the natural world as possible for visual archives. Compared with traditional film, she now enjoys digital photography's opportunities to acquire images so easily and inexpensively.
The library's "Our Wonderful World" series is presented as a learning and personal storytelling opportunity that celebrates magnificent destinations near and far. The library offers a special thank-you to the Webermeier family and the staff of National Park Village, as well as the performers of Rocky Mountain Opry, for their generosity in providing this Monday's event space. The location is a stop on the Brown Route of the free Estes Park shuttle. For more information on the Our Wonderful World series and other upcoming programs, contact the library at (970) 586-8116 or visit estesvalleylibrary.org.


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text: TRAER- Jarold Lee Lister was born January 31, 1927 at Plano, the son of Emory and Maud McGavern Lister. He received his education at Plano and graduated from Promise City High School in 1945. Following high school he entered the United States Army and served his country until his discharge in 1947. On August 24, 1947 he was united in marriage to Aileen Scott at the Plano Christian Church. He then returned to further his education at Indian Hills Junior College in Centerville graduating in 1949. He continued his education at Drake University in Des Moines receiving his Bachelor Degree in 1951 and his Masters in 1960. Jerry taught and coached at Beech Community School, Milo Community School, Southeast Warren Community School before moving to Traer in 1962 where he taught Social Studies and coached at the North Tama Schools retiring from teaching in 1988 and coaching in 1994. A large part of Jerry's life was coaching basketball and baseball in those communities. Over the years he was honored with many awards and accomplishments which included coaching the basketball and baseball All Star games. He was voted Iowa High School District Coach of the Year five times and in 1986 the Iowa High School 2A Baseball Coach of the Year. In 1983 he was inducted into the Iowa High School Baseball Association Hall of Fame and remains one of the winningest coaches in Iowa baseball history. Coach Lister was especially honored by the dedication of the J. L. Lister Baseball Field in Traer. He also was very active in other community activities which included being a charter member of the Milo Lions Club, memberships in the North Tama EA, ISEA, NEA and High School Baseball and Basketball Coaches Association. He also was an active member of the Traer United Methodist Church and Traer American Legion. Jerry's death came at the Cedar Valley Hospice Home in Waterloo on Thursday, July 15, 2010 at the age of 83 years. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Harold and sisters Edith Lister Ball, Ila Lister Brindle Erlewine. He is survived by his wife Aileen, daughters Rebecca Lister Zozaya and husband Reinaldo of Mt. Pleasant, S.C. and Rozella Lister Stull and husband John of Reinbeck, granddaughters, Megan Stull (Kevin Deeny) of Dubuque and Melissa Stull (Jason Burgart) of Minneapolis and a great-granddaughter Ella Deeny.Visitation was held on Sunday, July 18, 2010 from 2-6 PM and services were held 10:30 AM Monday, July 19, 2010 all at the United Methodist Church, 512 4th St Traer, burial to follow at the Buckingham Cemetery in Traer. Overton Funeral Home in Traer in charge of arrangements. Condolences may be left at www.overtonservice.com


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That's right, I have found the way to never flat again on your mountain bike while still running low enough pressure for the best control, traction and shock absorption! I didn't invent this nor am I going to make a nickel off this but I have to share it!
My last flat on my downhill bike was a week ago on my last practice run on Saturday for the Chili Challenge race at Angel Fire Resort! I don't plan on ever flatting again! After front flatting on the fastest part of the race track I was mad, tired (from the long walk down) and frustrated. Then a friend said the magic words, "they have a couple sets of Procore by Schwalbe at the bike shop". (disclaimer, I have no affiliation with Schwalbe tires, and they know nothing of this post) Procore is basically a mini-tube and tire that you inflate to 85 psi inside of your tubeless tire that keeps the tire from bottoming on your rim, eliminating pinch flats.
I have been waiting for this for two years and was so excited that they had that I paid full retail to get a set in my tires! One my first practice run on Sunday I was glad I did! I saw the rock coming, square edged and almost as big as a cinder block, I knew I was going to hear a loud ping and then the sound of air rushing out of my tire! Except, it didn't happen, there was no ping (despite hitting the rock so hard it stole 70% of my speed and nearly endoed) and the tire stayed inflated! I was stoked! This system is amazing, quite possibly the best mtb invention since the dropper post!
IF you like running low pressure and hate flatting check out Procore! http://www.schwalbe.com/en/schwalbe-procore.html
They do add 200 grams a wheelset but they have tires that are 200 grams lighter than regular tires made for this system. Including one of my favorite confidence inspiring tires, the Magic Mary.


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Fortuna Düsseldorf II 0-1 Pressen Munster (28:01:11)
A freezing evening in Dusseldorf; I'm typically underdressed wearing a hoody and a lightweight jacket. When you're typically underdressed for cold weather and arriving at a football ground you know that you should rely on at least one of the following: enough beer to cut off the discomfort of the cold; simply 'man-up' and through gritted teeth endure the temperature, after all, you're hardly Shackleton disembarking from the Discovery; fill up on pies and bovril – preferably the far-too-hot-kind-that'll-burn-your-mouth-off.
Unfortunately I completely missed the target with each of these. Arriving in Dusseldorf in plenty of time for kick-off, I took the opportunity to hunt down a quiet beer close to the Haubtbahnhof. I was due to meet a friend who was travelling over from Dortmund. Due to the pesky scenario of both being delayed at work and then catching a delayed train he never arrived until 15 minutes after the match had started. After chiselling my frozen solid feet from the pavement outside of the station we jumped in the nearest taxi and arrived at the Paul-Janes-Stadion a few moments later.
How we arrived at this match can be blamed on the Eurovision Song Contest (right, raise your hand if you can also make this boast!). The original plan was to see Fortuna Dusseldorf v FSV Frankfurt in 2. Bundesliga at the 54,000 capacity Espirit Arena. The successful bidding of hosting the Eurovision and Fortuna having to play their last three home games of this season at their old Paul-Janes-Stadion (capacity being a little over 7,000) meant that I'd rather not provide money to the huge new ground and would check out Preussen Munster taking on the Fortuna II (the second team who play in the Regionalliga West – the fourth level of German football) instead. After all, if Fortuna have an average crowd of over 7,000 then it might be a struggle to squeeze them all in without the aid of some monstrous temporary stand!
The games were oddly played at the same time. It was only afterwards that I discovered this was due to safety reasons. Munster had travelled with a decent away crowd and this being a Rurhpott derby the decision was made to avoid any clashes and hope that the home fans head to the Frankfurt game (which ended up with Fortuna running out 6-0 winners). The away fans at this game probably made up 95% of the total attendance.
We rushed into the stadium and made our way to the main stand where we bagged a row of seats in which to stand. The terracing behind the goal to our right was all green and white, both Ultra' groups travelling from Munster being separated by a fence down the middle. This is rather common at Munster games due to the animosity between the two groups and the occasional scuffles between them. At no stage during the match were they on the same page with singing or drum beats. If one group started a quick paced ditty then the other group would attempt to drown them out with a slow paced tune. The older away fans gathered at the back of the main stand and the handful of home fans stood sheepishly in the corner.
The only goal of the game arrived before we were even in the taxi. The majority of the match that we shivered through was notable for a lack of clear chances but plenty of midfield challenges. Oh, and you can add to that the sight of Munster's forward Sercan Guvenisik shuffling around wearing a black hoody under his top. We know this because he kept putting hood over his head. German players see English based players wearing snoods and raise them a fancy new fashion accessory!
With the final whistle we went in search of the underground station in Flingern. We evetually stumbled upon it by chance and after a 20 minute wait we clambered on at 20.28. We had to collect a hire car at Dusseldorf Airport and then drive to Dortmund; a trip we estimated would take no more than an hour. After receiving dodgy information on where the hire car was parked, and then finding the multistory level but no Nissan in the stated bay we eventually found the motor though random presses of the key-lock and trying to notice the light. The Sat Nav displayed a 34 minute journey, enough time to have a few beers before the early morning wake up call to catch the train to Bremen. Not far from Bochum we hit the back of 4km of tailbacks – perfectly sensing the the cold weather and the lack of beer to warm us the tailbacks led to a closed section of motorway and a non-signed diversion. We arrived back in Dortmund at half midnight; sober, cold, knackered and still with no idea that Munster had won 1-0.
Splendid work Mr Hudson. Arf. Dan Richardson takes up the story....
I'd earmarked Werder v Bayern since the start of the season. With the exception of HSV, Bayern is about as big as it gets domestically in these parts. Werder entered the second half of the season with an arguably weaker squad than that which found itself sitting precariously close to the Bundesliga relegation zone, embarrassed itself in Tottenham's CL group and were eliminated in the first round of the DFB cup, worrying times indeed for the Green-Whites.
Attending the match with a Sankt Pauli fanatic and a pocket Dortmund fan, I knew it was a gamble. It became even more of a gamble when alternative methods had to be applied to acquire tickets, despite being a fully paid-up member of the club. Bremen is a decent city to visit, the construction works in the home-end of the Weser Stadion were complete, both teams are entertaining to watch, what could possibly go wrong?
Let's start at 11:42. Having set off early from Den Haag, we'd arrived in good time in the North of Germany. In true German football fashion, we hit our first bar while it was still morning. The first couple of beers were slipping down a treat over discussions about European Football Weekends, football blogging and the like, and it was only the arrival of 15 English adolescents which persuaded us to leave and head for the ground.
Matchday in Germany is renowned for the masses of fans who congregate in city centres, drinking vast quantities of beer while managing to mingle with very little animosity. Again I was struck by the number of friends, couples and families who were wearing colours of both sides of the 'Nord-Sud-Derby' together with a very passive police presence in the city. A quick tram ride had us in the area of the ground well before the match. Bayern fans were everywhere and our attempts to get off the beaten track were unsuccessful as we ended up in the local Werder bars surrounded by red and white. Not that Huddo was complaining. A quick rendition of some Newcastle song about who they dislike soon had him fully endeared to his Bavarian friends and that was without mentioning the St Pauli fan link.
To be honest we'd consumed more than our fair share of beer before we entered the ground. If it wasn't for the highlights I saw yesterday I wouldn't be able to tell you much about the match, but that's not what we're here for. We were here to see how many Werder player-named beer glasses we could collect. Receiving repetitive Petri Pasanen pint glasses frustrated in the way one used to acquire football sticker 'swaps' - you just had to keep going back for more.
The atmosphere wasn't bad. OK, Huddo will continue to claim it's nothing on the Millentor and I'm sure he's right, but Werder tried their best given the dire state of their team at the moment. There was a decent set of flags in the home end and the new upper tier and roof behind the goal offered a vast improvement to the atmosphere compared to the 2010 tower crane. Bayern fans were everywhere but they were not a patch on HSV last year. Who. Were. Loud.
Werder went 1-0 up just after half time, with a well taken goal from Per Mertesacker, but it was downhill from there. Anyone who still questioned whether Mikel Sylvestr was worthy of top flight football just needs to watch his shocking defending for Bayern's equalising goal scored by Arjen Robben. The own goal by Mertesacker, the schoolboy defending by Torsten Frings and red-card earning kamikaze karate kick from goalkeeper Tim Wiese were all just depressingly symptomatic of Werder's decline. Forget Werder in Europe, if this carries on, you can consider Bremen as a decent destination for a boozy 2. Bundesliga football weekend next season ..
Thomas Archer takes over the baton for the final leg....
Arminia Bielefeld 1-3 Hertha Berlin (30:01:11)
Having retired early the previous evening (through tiredness I hasten to say rather than the thought of the ensuing hangover the day after) I bounced out of bed around 9 o'clock looking forward to the day ahead. Once my other two companions had woken up it was a quick jog, or stumble, down the seemingly never-ending stairs to the car parked conveniently outside the hostel.
A quick look at the map was enough to get out of the quiet streets of Bremen and back onto the Autobahn heading towards the Westfalian town of Bielefeld via Osnabruck. Once on the way, the Kia Picanto managed to outpace a few Nissan Micras before the usual deluge of BMWs, Mercedes and any other car with an engine greater than 1 litre careered past at close to 200 kph.
The drive took about 2 hours and the weather seemed to be getting colder as we travelled south. The lack of scenery and the previous nights debauchery caught up with my 'team-mates' and there was soon a lot of snoring coming particularly from the back seat! At least the thoughtful BFBS (British Forces Radio) kept the journey entertaining by streaming 5Live's Sunday morning shows.
Despite the sudden disappearance of the autobahn somewhere between Osnabruck and Hannover the journey took a little over two hours and we arrived about an hour and a half before kick-off in a much larger town than any of us expected. We happened upon the stadium and abandoned the car, keen for a bratwurst and a Krombacher.
Bielefeld started off poorly and it took ex-Liverpool and Blackburn defender Markus Babbel's Hertha until just after the quarter hour to go into the lead through midfield Ronny and this lead was soon doubled, either side of a sure fire penalty shout for the away team, through fellow Brazilian Raffael. Raffael scored another after half-time before the useless (though more effective Arminia player), Tadic scored in the 87th minute for Bielefeld. The last two minutes could have been made even tenser if Bielefeld had capitalised on a chance straight after scoring. As it was a 3-1 win for Hertha was a fair result and both sets of supporters seemed fairly satisfied. Bielefeld seem dead certainties for relegation whereas for Hertha, the Bundesliga is calling following their secondment to the 2.Bundesliga for a season.
All concerned were happy to get out of the freezing conditions and return to the car where we had found that the local Bielefeld police had decided we had parked illegally and stuck us with a 35 Euro fine. A short trip to Dortmund followed, via a McDonalds, to drop off one of our 'team-mates'. This provided the perfect opportunity to have a look at the Signal Iduna Park (and possibly sneak in to the stadium to display Britski Belasi's Slovak flag), Borussia Dortmund's spectacular stadium. As we drove up we discovered the fanshop was still open (this being 7 o'clock on a Sunday night) and even more importantly the supporters bar was open. A better way to round of the weekend, we could not have wished for. A peruse of the fanshop (to buy the second scarf of the day), quick pint and our first experience of 3-D tv whilst watching Eintracht Frankfurt versus Borussia Moenchengladbach prepared us for the further two hour journey back to Den Haag.


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Grangers were challenged to take a leap of faith at the 2015 Great Plains Regional Leadership/Youth Conference. Members participated in the challenge course at the Hesperus Camp, Hesperus, Colo.
Grangers had to choose one of three ways up the course to the platform about 20 feet in the air to take the zipline down the hill. Members could climb a rock wall, cargo net or up a pole with cleat hand/footholds.
"It was absolutely amazing to watch Grangers battle their fears to reach the top and then take the 'leap of faith' to go down the zip line," said National Grange Youth Director Charlene Shupp Espenshade. "Other Grangers cheered members on as they tried to overcome difficulties to reach the top."
Colorado State Grange organized this year's conference. The event included a mix of workshops, activities and projects from the youngest junior Granger to adults. Junior Grangers worked on centerpieces for the National Grange Session Junior Breakfast.
National Grange Youth Ambassador Derek Snyder led an Apathy Not Allowed workshop
with Espenshade. Grangers chose to prepare a key request in support of rural broadband – showing how broadband access could improve education opportunities, business growth and access to critical medical care. They presented their viewpoint to "Congressman Snyder" who eventually agreed with their position.
National Membership Director Michael Martin presented a workshop on the ritualisic elements of the Grange.
Grangers also participated in the pubic speaking, sign-a-song and Grange Jeopardy contests.
Daniel Greer of Colorado topped the prepared speech contest earning the Best of Show award. Beth Simons of Colorado earned the Best of Show award in the sign-a-song contest.
Three Coloradoans qualified to represent the Great Plains Region in Grange Jeopardy, Daniel Greer, Beth Simons and Dominick Breton.
Photos from Great Plains Conference can be viewed at the National Grange Youth Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/nationalgrangeyouth?fref=ts.


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IEDs, or Improvised Explosive Devices, are a sad fact of war in Iraq and Afghanistan, so you'll see the influence of these deadly weapons in this list of the US Army's top inventions for 2007. Every year the Army selects the top refinements, outright new inventions, or streamlined weaponry, and pumps out a list. This year's list features several new types of Humvee armour, GPS-guided artillery rounds, and a wheeled contraption for vehicles called SPARK (above), which sniffs out IEDs before they have a chance to do any damage.
Here is the XM982 Excalibur precision-guided artillery projectile. Soldiers are able to program map grid coordinates into an Excalibur round and use GPS to guide it to target with pinpoint accuracy.
The Objective Gunner Protection Kit (OGPK) is a motorised, rotating turret mounted on top of Humvees and MRAP vehicles. According to the Army it offers protection from IED fragmentation and small-arms fire, includes transparent armour, a sling for the gunner, and super handy rear-view mirrors.
The HMMWV Egress Assistance Trainer (that's better known as "Humvee") is a mockup of a Hummer's cabin, and can be spun around to simulate an upended vehicle. Soldiers use this invention to practice disembarking from damaged or overturned vehicles before they're deployed. [CNET]


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SEATTLE – The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) today announced a major settlement of a discrimination lawsuit under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act against Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse, Inc. for $1.72 million and significant remedial relief on behalf of three employees in their twenties who were subjected to a pervasive sexually hostile work environment and retaliated against for complaining about it.
The former employees, two young men and one woman, were subjected to widespread and repeated sexual harassment by male and female managers and coworkers at a Lowe's store in Longview, Wash., according to the EEOC. The sexually hostile workplace, which endured for more than six months, included physical and verbal abuse which culminated in one instance of sexual assault.
Among the many allegations in the litigation (Civ. No. CV08-331 JCC in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington), the EEOC said the female employee, age 21 at the time, was sexually assaulted by the 44-year-old male store manager in his office. Prior to the alleged assault, the EEOC said she was implicitly propositioned for sex by the manager related to a recent promotion she received. EEOC asserted that Lowe's not only failed to take prompt remedial action to stop the sexual harassment, but also fired the three victims in the case.
"Corporate America should be on notice that sexual harassment and retaliation will not be tolerated by the EEOC," said Commission Acting Chairman Stuart J. Ishimaru. "In this case, severe sex-based harassment of young workers was permitted to run rampant at one of the nation's largest retailers. It is shocking that Lowe's store managers actively engaged in, and even encouraged, such blatant unlawful conduct and then retaliated against the victims for objecting to it."
In addition to the $1,720,000 in monetary relief for the three victims, the three-year consent decree resolving the case requires Lowe's to provide comprehensive training to management, non-management, and human resources employees in all Washington and Oregon stores. Employees will be trained on what constitutes harassment and retaliation, and on their obligation not to harass or retaliate against any individual. Managers and supervisors will be trained on what constitutes harassment and retaliation, their obligation to provide a discrimination-free work environment, and their responsibilities if an employee complains about harassment or retaliation, or if they observe it. Human resources personnel will be trained on what constitutes harassment and retaliation, how to institute policies and practices to correct past discrimination and prevent future occurrences, informing complainants about the outcome of internal investigations, and the steps Lowe's will take to assure a discrimination-free workplace in the future.
EEOC Regional Attorney William R. Tamayo of the San Francisco District Office, which oversees Washington and Oregon, said, "Through this consent decree, Lowe's is demonstrating its commitment to preventing sexual harassment and retaliation going forward, particularly at its 50 stores in Washington and Oregon. No worker, regardless of gender or other discriminatory factors, should ever have to endure harassment in order to earn a paycheck."
In addition to the comprehensive training and monetary relief, the consent decree requires Lowe's to revise its sexual harassment and anti-retaliation policies, issue an anti-harassment statement to all employees in Washington and Oregon, revise its method for tracking employee complaints of harassment, and report regularly to the EEOC on harassment and retaliation complaints which arise in Washington and Oregon stores during the term of the decree.
EEOC San Francisco District Director Michael Baldonado, noted, "The EEOC litigates in the public interest when employers fail to voluntarily comply with the law. It is in the best interest of all employers to have effective anti-discrimination policies and procedures in place to promptly address workplace disputes."
The EEOC consent decree covers 37 Lowe's stores in Washington and 13 stores in Oregon. Cindy O'Hara, a senior trial attorney at the EEOC's San Francisco District Office, led the federal government's litigation efforts. Seattle private attorney Scott Blankenship intervened in the case on behalf on the three victims and served as co-lead counsel with the EEOC.
With headquarters in Mooresville, N.C., Lowe's, a Fortune 500 company, is the second largest home improvement retailer worldwide, operating 1,525 stores throughout the United States and Canada, according to company information.
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MADISON, Wis. — Gov. Scott Walker and other governors have proclaimed Friday a "Day of Mourning" in memory of those who died in last week's Connecticut school shooting.
Walker asks that residents across the state observe a moment of silence at 9:30 a.m. local time. He also asks that government and religious officials whose buildings have bells ring the bells 26 times at that moment, once for each of the victims.
A gunman opened fire Dec. 14 at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Twenty-six people were killed, including 20 children.
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Brian Evensons 11 point advice for mfa applicants.
"Please feel free to steal, revise, mutilate, or dispute,"
1. Turn in your very best piece of fiction. This really, really matters to me, more than anything else. If I love a piece of writing, I will fight for it, and am willing to overlook a multitude of other sins.
2. Better to turn in one shorter excellent piece than a good piece and one bad one. Don't turn in work just to max out the page limit. And if you're finding yourself trying to cram all sorts of things into the page limit by changing the font and single-spacing, then step back and take a deep breath and think again.
3. Don't try to pretend you're something you're not. Most of you don't, and those of you who do don't do it maliciously, but just kind of slowly convince yourself into it as you write and rewrite your application. Look, it's easy to tell if you're faking. So don't fake.
4. Be honest, but "We're dating and getting serious" honest rather than either "First date honest" or "Now that you've proposed, here's all the stuff you need to know about me (like the fact that I killed my first wife)" honest. You can and should talk about your struggles and successes and trials and etc., but in moderation.
5. In the personal statement, write about yourself in a way that allows us to get a real sense of you and the way you are now, right now, and where you're going. If you feel you have to go back to childhood to do that, that's okay, but if I go away with a better sense of how you were when you were in 2nd grade (or whatever) than how you are now, that's not good.
6. Read interesting things and learn how to talk about them in interesting ways. Read, read, read. And read eccentrically. Take chances. There's no reason, no matter what your job or your circumstances, that you shouldn't be reading an interesting book every week or two, and that'll do a great deal for your development as a writer and as a person. It's okay to let us know what books led you to writing, but better if we find out what books you continue to go back to and who you're interested in now.
7. Don't pretend to have read something that you haven't read. Don't google the faculty at a program and then try to include a line in your personal statement that suggests what their book is about. This rarely works, and as a result usually does more harm than good.
8. We're interested in knowing what makes you unique, but within reason. And even if you have a great set of experiences and are incredibly interesting and we'd love to have an 8-hour long coffee with you to learn about your experiences running Substance D. from the American camp to the Norwegian camp in Antarctica, if your writing sample isn't good enough you won't get in. There comes a time when you need to choose to work on the writing instead of getting life experience as a carny.
9. If you already have an advanced degree, you have to explain convincingly why you want to get another, and why we should give this opportunity to you rather than to someone else. If you already have a PhD, we need to be convinced that this is the right thing for you and for us, and that you're not just collecting degrees. But, honestly, the default acceptances for MFAs is usually (but not always) someone who doesn't yet have an advanced degree. We've taken people with advanced degrees in our program, but it's very much the exception rather than the rule.
10. If you already have a book out, same thing. Are you serious about improving your writing or do you want to treat this as a sort of an artist colony? If the latter, well, I'd suggest an artist colony: they'll feed you, and we usually won't. If I get the impression that you want to get the MFA mainly to have a teaching credential, that can be one or more strikes against you.
11. MFA programs make mistakes. We don't always see the potential of people, which may be partly our fault and partly your own. Do everything you can when you put together your application to make sure that the fault is on our side rather than yours. But also remember: any really good program ends up with many more people they'd like to admit than they actually can admit. When it comes down to that final cut, it's very very hard, and we'll have to let people go who, ideally, we'd love to have come. So, if you don't get in, don't take it as a judgment. To our shame, we've turned down many great writers before, and probably will again. But fingers crossed that it won't be you... Good luck!
i would add no fancy fonts that scream amatuer and are a distraction
no crowding more words per page, stick w 12 point double space 1 inch margin
for the life of me i dont know why folk make submissions harder to read by cramping the page
when we are forcemarching thru approx 1000 stories any reason to reject out of hand is appreciated


text: Course Registration for Students Here you will find more information about our free conversation courses for students of the University of St.Gallen. Start of the courses in spring semester 2020: 3rd week of the semester (from March 2nd, 2020 on) Start of the course registration: February 17th, 2020 The conversation courses are part of the many optional course offered by the University of St. Gallen and are managed by the Language Center. The courses are open to all matriculated students and are free of charge. Use this unique opportunity to improve your intercultural communication skills by increasing your knowledge of a foreign language together with your fellow students and under the guidance of a native speaker, free from grades or academic pressure. Because there is a maximum number of students allowed per course, we ask you to only register for a course if you plan to attend it on a regular basis. Remember: for every registered student in a course who does not attend regularly, there are other more motivated students who did not receive the spot and are deprived of the opportunity to attend that course. (German Conversation Course, Julia B., 2018) Registration: The registration for the Conversation Courses will open in the first week of the semester (see green box above). Please follow the link to the course registration forms on the right hand-side of this page. With your registration, you are obliged to attend at least 80% of the lessons. If you cannot attend the courses anymore, you have to send us a notification. The Conversation Courses start in the third week of the semester (see green box in the top area of this page). Course schedule and rooms Language Course Instructor Schedule and Classroom Registration / Status Arabic Yousef Abujarad Please find further information about this course and the registration on this website. Chinese A1 Chinese A2+ German A1-A2 German B1 English C1-C2 (Business) French A1 Akemi Narindal French B1 French C1 Italian, offered in cooperation with the Italian Club Alessandro Anwander Japanese A1 Rikka Kondo Portuguese Russian A1, course 1 Valentin Nikolaev Russian A1, course 2 Russian A2 Swiss German A1 Swiss German A2+ Spanish A1 Spanish A2 Spanish B1 Spanish B2 Thai


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CAKEWALK Guitar Tracks Pro 3 (Win)
FIG. 1: Cakewalk Guitar Track Pro 3''s Mix view offers a fully featured and familiar-looking mixing console that displays 32 audio channels, 8 buses, and 2 aux buses.
Cakewalk has updated its Guitar Tracks Pro software to version 3, creating a real contender in the audio-only multitrack wars. Version 3 boasts a new Loop Browser for Acid-style functionality; a navigator pane, allowing you to view a project in its entirety; a Tempo Map for creating tempo changes; and completely reimagined Edit and Mix views. These new features are among the changes designed to increase the application's capabilities and ease of use.
Don't let the name fool you into thinking that this application is limited to guitar-related uses. Guitar Tracks Pro 3 (GTP3) is a fully featured 32-track audio recording, editing, and mixing application. It can record and play back up to 24-bit, 96 kHz audio. It can import and adjust the tempos and keys of Acid loops. It comes with DX effects and can also use VST effects with the integrated Cakewalk VST-DX adapter. GTP3 can export songs in WAV, WMA, RealAudio, or (using an optional encoder) MP3 formats. Moreover, the Edit, Mix, and Loop browsers are just as effective with a full band, a string section, or vocals as they are with guitar tracks.
GTP3 features some extras that are geared toward the guitarist, including the LE version of IK Multimedia's guitar-amp simulator, Amplitube. The seven effects that Cakewalk designed for GTP3 are ones generally found in a guitarist's rack or stompbox collection, and encompass a tuner, an echo unit, reverb, delay, and chorus. The effects interfaces look like rackmount effects found in pro guitar rigs. The well-done demo song is a hard-rocking guitar affair. Unfortunately, GTP3 has no tablature interpreter or similar guitar-specific function.
Perhaps one reason that guitar-tab functionality was left out is that score and tab functions often involve MIDI. Except for compatibility with a number of popular control surfaces, such as Tascam US-428, CM Labs MotorMIX, and Roland U-8, GTP3 is a MIDI-free zone. A Generic Surface option can be used with most control surfaces, but other than that, there is no MIDI capability in GTP3. That can be confusing, because GTP3 allows you to instantiate a DX or VST instrument (DXi, VSTi) on an audio track, but it offers you no way to play them. According to Cakewalk, GTP3 works with most popular guitar-processors that have a MIDI out, such as DigiTech's popular RP and GNX models. That allows guitarists to operate the GTP3's transport controls and even punch in and out while keeping both hands on their axes.
Cakewalk points out that the lack of MIDI, which many guitarists and audio recordists don't want anyway, tightens the focus and ease of use considerably. GTP3 is designed squarely to be an audio recording and editing application, and plug-in-instrument compatibility enables the use of audio inputs and soft-instrument filters. In keeping with its audio-recording focus, Cakewalk provided useful professional features such as SMPTE time-code generation for locking to standalone hard disk and digital tape recorders and envelope-based (non-MIDI) automation of mixer and effects parameters.
FIG. 2: You can arrange and edit the audio and Groove Clips for your project in the Edit view.
GTP3's focus pays off. The application does an excellent job of organizing its functions into a single window. The Control Bar — with transport controls, song display, locators, and view modes — is always visible, although you can place it at the top or bottom of the window. You also have the option of switching the Navigation Bar — which displays an overview of all your tracks and their position in the project — on or off. Additionally, you can use the Navigation Bar to zoom in and to move in the Edit view. Finally, you can switch the middle of the window between the two main views in the application: the Mix view and the Edit view.
The Mix view (see Fig. 1) consists of a straightforward Sonar-like mixer. You can view tracks 1-16, 17-32, bus and aux tracks, or all of your tracks at once. The nonadjustable size of the mixer strips enables 16 tracks to fit across the width of a 1024 × 768 monitor, so the various view options make perfect sense. There are no key commands to switch between mixer views. The mixer has 32 audio channels, 8 buses, and 2 auxiliary buses. In the Mix view you can choose any available hardware input as the input for a track, and you can choose any available hardware output or any of the eight available buses for the track's output. You can assign the two aux buses to any of the available hardware outputs, buses, or auxiliary tracks. The auxiliary send knobs can be either pre- or postfader.
GTP3 has as many as 32 effects per song. These can be distributed among tracks in any way you want — there is no per-track effects limit. GTP3 has plug-in delay compensation on all tracks during playback, so if you use DSP cards or third-party plug-ins with high latency, you don't need to worry about sync. You can easily add effects to the insert field by right-clicking on them — a convenient feature.
The mixer has all of the standard DAW controls and functions and is laid out logically according to the signal chain, with the input at the top, the output at the bottom, and the other controls where you'd expect them. The individual playback meters are accurate, but they create a drain on CPU efficiency. If you find that your project is straining your CPU, the manual recommends that you turn off meters to gain back some CPU cycles. You can automate volume, pan, send-knob, or plug-in edit moves by right-clicking on the control and selecting Arm for Automation. GTP3 also has snapshot automation of these controls.
Click on the Edit view button on the Control Bar, and an arrange-style edit screen, with tracks listed on the left and each track's audio waveforms displayed on the right (see Fig. 2), replaces the Mix view. The Edit view allows you to arrange, split, cut, paste, and draw automation envelopes on your audio clips. You can adjust the vertical zoom of each track, and you can horizontally and vertically zoom in on one or more tracks for precise editing. The Edit view has a comprehensive list of musical notation and audio/project-related Snap-to-Grid options, from note divisions and markers to zero crossings. You can also disengage Snap-to-Grid completely for freeform editing. Finally, the Edit view offers an array of metering options, including meter source (record, playback, and bus), meter type (Peak, RMS, or Peak + RMS metering), and meter alignment (horizontal or vertical).
The Edit view features a "smart" cursor that changes function based on its location. At the center of a clip, the cursor becomes a pointer for selection or grabbing. Move the cursor over a clip-envelope line or node, and the cursor changes to a crosshair for operating on the envelope instead of the clip. At the center edge of a clip, the cursor takes the shape of a small box and will expand or reduce the size of your clip (unless your clip is a Groove Clip, which is explained in the next section). A cursor at the top edge of a clip becomes a triangle, indicating that the cursor can draw fades (either fade-ins, fade-outs, or crossfades, depending on whether you are positioned on the right or left edge of the clip).
Guitar Tracks Pro 3 has an intuitive Loop Browser (see Fig. 3), which can be opened regardless of your current view. GTP3 is fully compatible with any Acidized loop (which Cakewalk calls "Groove Clips"). You can audition your loops directly in the browser. In the Edit view, you can drag them straight onto a track in your project. You can also audition loops while the project plays back.
Loops will always play at the current project tempo, regardless of the loop's original tempo. Once on your track, you can repeat (loop) the Groove Clip by dragging it from its center edge. This is a wonderfully intuitive way of looping — I wish that Cakewalk allowed non — Groove Clips to be repeated in this fashion. I also wish that for multiple monitor setups, you could open either the Mix or the Edit view as a floating window.
Guitar Tracks Pro 3 is simple, powerful, and intuitive. Its well-organized layout keeps window switching to a minimum, and its feature set is streamlined and well implemented. The program is rock solid — it never crashed on me during a month of use. If you want a user-friendly yet capable PC application to record band rehearsals, live gigs, or a bed of loops, look seriously at Cakewalk's affordable Guitar Tracks Pro 3 application.
Orren Mertonis the author of Logic 6 Power (Muska & Lipman, 2003) and GarageBand Ignite (Muska & Lipman, 2004).
Minimum System Requirements
Guitar Tracks Pro 3
PC: Pentium III/800 MHz; 128 MB RAM; Windows 2000 or XP; 100 MB free hard-disk space
Guitar Tracks Pro 3
digital audio sequencer
PROS: Intuitive layout. Full-featured mixing console. Plug-in delay compensation. Great loop browser. Useful effects. Control surface integration.
CONS: Mix and Edit screens can't be opened in separate windows. Key commands not editable. Mute function can't be automated from Mix view. Mixer channel strips can't be resized. PC-only.
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