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A is for authors,
of which I am one
who joined with these others
at a retreat and had fun.
They inspired me to use
social media more.
So I joined the A to Z challenge
to blog the whole of month four.
I'll post things that uplift and inspire,
or just makes me smile.
What a great way to blog
after being gone for a while.
(Above picture taken last weekend at the IWriteNetwork semiannual writer's retreat at a cabin in the Wasatch Mountains. I had an awesome time; met new writing friends, learned lots, and finished up the edits on my latest book, Escape From East Germany--a companion book to The Hitler Dilemma).

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Can't you See Network List in your Windows 7, 8.1 or 10?
Have you ever been to the problem, in which your laptop not showing wireless network list or doesn't show you any wireless network name? If you click on wireless icon, it shows you No Networks Available. In other side your other wireless devices (like other laptop, tablet, phone is connected to the same network). That clearly shows the problem is with your computer not with your network/router. This generally happens in Windows 7, 8.1 and Windows 10 computers.
Now the question comes across, why only this computer not showing wireless network list? Where could be the problem? How to identify the problem? So don't worry, we have the solution to fix it. This happens only when there is some trouble with you Wireless Network Adapter.
Not Showing Wireless Network List
Hereby, three (3) different methods are given below. One of them fix your problem for sure.
Method 1 – Start WLAN AutoConfig Service
Step 1. Press "Win + R" to open Run dialog box. Type, ''services.msc'' and click on OK button in order to open Windows Services.
Step 2. Scroll down the listed services and locate "WLAN AutoConfig" service from this list. Sometimes, it got disabled and you won't get a Wireless Network List.
Step 3. To make it Enabled, right-click on WLAN AutoConfig and select Properties.
Step 4. Under General Tab, go to Startup type: and from the drop down, select Automatic. Then, click only Apply button. Now you see, under Services status, "Start" button is highlighted (was not before).
Click on the Start button to start Wireless Services. Congratulations! Wireless service has started now. Click OK button to close Wireless properties. Check the image carefully below:
Now check by clicking on the Wi-Fi icon. I am sure you will, you the Network list. If not, then, use Method 2 given below:
Method 2 – Resetting Network Adapter
Step 1. If you are on Windows 10. To open Command Prompt (Admin), press "Win + X" and select Command Prompt (Admin).
Step 2. Now type following command:
netsh winsock reset
Then, hit enter from your keyboard. You will get the message in next line is Successfully reset the Winsock Catalog. "You must restart the computer in order to complete the reset". If you see this message, that means we initiated the command successfully. Just need to restart your computer.
If above Methods doesn't resolve your problem so far, then, use below method:
Method 3 – Reinstall Network Controller Drivers
In case your Network Drive is outdated, so, you may get the problem with Network List. To reinstall Network Controller Driver, first, we need to uninstall it.
Step 1. Need to open Device Manager. Press "Win + R" to open Run dialog box. Type, "devmgmt.msc" and hit OK button to open Device Manager.
Step 2. Locate Network adapters. Expand and right-click on your wireless adapter, then, select Uninstall. It will start a quick un-installation process within and finish it in few seconds. Now, you just need to restart your computer. At the time of computer startup, it will install by default Network driver required for your computer.
Now go and check your Network list. You will be getting certain networks. Select your network name and enter security key, if any. You are connected to wireless now.


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The first Rick Stein restaurant was opened in 1975, since then Rick Stein restaurant's have grown to nine strong and established an international reputation for the very freshest fish and shellfish, often locally caught close to the restaurants.
Rick Stein OBE is an English chef, restaurateur, cookery book author and television presenter. He has written over 20 cookery books, an autobiography and made over 30 cookery programmes. He has also cooked for The Queen and Prince Philip, Tony Blair, Margaret Thatcher and French President, Jacques Chirac.
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Like the inevitable character in a third of Hallmark Channel Christmas movies, I fear I have lost "The Christmas Spirit." In hopes of finding it, I will be watching a ridiculous number of Christmas movies on TV. Here is my story…
The Sweetest Christmas (2017) Hallmark
-Lacy Chabert; my first movie starring her, which is surprising, because she is in a third of the Hallmark movies
-The boyfriend at the beginning of the movie (which means he's The Wrong Guy!) is so bad at making coffee, watching him try to use a Keurig is like watching an As Seen On TV commercial.
-A sassy black friend (but this time, it's a man!)
-A plot that is about a woman literally figuring out/deciding WHAT KITCHEN SHE WILL USE
-I think The Wrong Guy is becoming sentient and slowly realizing he is a character in a Hallmark Christmas movie. Is this going to turn into a Xmas version of The Truman Show? BRB, I have to go write that movie.
-The Right Guy describes decorating for Christmas with his son as, "Two dudes decorating alone. Is there anything more sad?" The rest of the world would call that good parenting, but yeah, why would you want to do the right thing if a woman who might fuck you isn't there to see it? If a tree falls in the woods, ya know?
-The requisite sexy snowball fight!
-"Is that edible stained glass?!" Yeah, stupid. It's called sugar.
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There's a raging controversy in Brazil about the use of natural ethanol as an additive in motor fuels. The debate has been given extra sharpness lately by the proposal to increase the ethanol content in gasoline (petrol) from twenty-five percent to 27.5%.
On the one hand the Cane Sugar Industry Union (UNICA) claimed the move will have no ill effects and will even benefit engines, the economy and the environment generally while reducing Brazil's need for imported petroleum.
On the other hand, ANFAVIA, the Motor Manufacturers' Group say that the extra ethanol will damage both engines and the environment and therefore the petroleum percentage ought to be maintained.
The issue is being evaluated by the Ministry of Energy but a final decision is not expected soon.


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Editorial: Shooting survivors need more mental health resources
March 25, 2019
These people's pain didn't stop in the aftermath of the shootings, and they — as well as all others in their terrible position — deserved access to mental health resources to help them process and grieve what they lost.
Lance Bass in sync with LGBTQ+ community
By Sam Weber | For The Pitt News
April 4, 2018
When Lance Bass looks back on his time in NSYNC, he can't help but laugh — both at his antics and the crowds often confused by them. "I found it funny," Bass said. "Before anyone knew I was gay, I was just Lance from NSYNC and I just humped the stage a lot." Bass, a 38-year-old mus...
'We're fed up:' Thousands demand action against gun violence in Pgh march
By Kenan Meral | For The Pitt News
March 24, 2018
More than 30,000 people marched through Downtown Saturday afternoon, chanting "enough is enough" and "books not bullets" and waving signs with slogans such as, "If kids are old enough to get shot, they're old enough to have opinions." The Pittsburgh March For Our Lives, like others held in Washingt...
Arming teachers takes a step in the wrong direction
By Alexis Buncich | Columnist
March 15, 2018
Teachers have a long list of supplies they absolutely need for their classrooms: poster boards, markers, textbooks, pencils and now — if President Donald Trump has his way — guns. With recent debates over the best way to approach mass shootings, some Americans believe the best way to protect against...


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Jenny Brandley, after an absence of 21 years, is returning to Coronation Street. Sally Ann Matthews said, "I'm thrilled to be invited back and can't wait to get started." Long-term Coronation Street fans will be delighted as she brings — well, what will she bring? What's she really after besides Kevin; or is it just Kevin? Will Rita give her a break or interfere? You'll soon know!
Jenny, played by actress Sally Ann Matthews, will arrive back in Weatherfield early next year as a love interest for Kevin Webster.
The couple meet online when Kevin turns to internet dating to try and find a girlfriend. He's shocked when he arranges to meet a mystery woman and discovers it is none other than Jenny, daughter of infamous Corrie villain Alan Bradley.
She in turn admits that she has started internet dating after a nasty divorce and was intrigued to find Kevin online – and confesses she had a bit of a crush on him when they were younger!
The pair start dating but how will Jenny's foster mum Rita react when she finds out about the relationship?
The pair have not spoken since 1993 when Jenny returned briefly to the Street and it became clear that she was after Rita's money to set up a business. Furious Rita wrote her a cheque for £1000 and sent her packing.
Jenny, now a 43-year-old divorcee, first joined the show in January 1986, working for Rita and Mavis as a teenage papergirl at The Kabin.
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Sally Ann Matthews is delighted with coming back to Coronation Street and so are her fans. Those Corrie writers are always cooking something new up while using the past in very innovative ways. We don't know how long Jenny Bradley's stay will be, but we welcome her back with — open arms or fingers pointing– what's your choice?


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The son of Angriff Brightblade and Ilys Brightblade, Sturm was raised in Castle Brightblade in Solamnia. The Brightblade Family had been Knights of Solamnia for generations, and Sturm was tutored by Vedro in a manner befitting his noble bloodline and station. In 335 AC, peasants from Avrinet rose up against Castle Brightblade, and Angriff ordered Soren Vardis to smuggle Ilys and Sturm out of the castle while he and his knights stayed behind to defend the castle. Sturm and Ilys made their way to Solace, where Sturm got his first job working for Derimius the scribe. He befriended Caramon Majere, and met Caramon's twin Raistlin Majere and half-sister Kitiara Uth Matar. After Ilys died from plague, Sturm returned to Solamnia to learn more about his father and the knighthood. While in the High Clerist's Tower, Sturm met Vertumnus and was challenged to an honorable duel. Sturm traveled to the Darkwoods of Lemish, discovered Vertumnus's identity, and returned to the High Clerist's Tower to accuse Boniface Crownguard of dishonor. Sturm was swiftly defeated by the experienced Boniface and returned to Solace.
As Caramon and Sturm grew older, they befriended Tanis Half-Elven, the kender Tasslehoff Burrfoot, and a dwarven metalsmith named Flint Fireforge. They often accompanied Flint on his travels and guarded Flint's wares from bandits. This group of adventurers, who came to be known as the Companions, split up in 346 AC, as the various groups departed to undertake various tasks. They agreed to meet again five years hence, at the Inn of the Last Home.
Sturm and Kitiara headed north to Solamnia by way of the elven ship High Crest. Stranded in Caergoth, the pair acquired passage on the gnome ship Cloudmaster, bound for Solanthus. According to some rumors, the ship malfunctioned and sent the entire crew to the red moon Lunitari for a time before they returned to Krynn. Some time during this journey, Kitiara became increasingly annoyed at Sturm's attempts to take charge and seduced him one night during his evening prayers. The two parted ways shortly afterward, and Sturm continued on to Garnet alone. Sturm located the Brightblade, his family's ancestral sword, and discovered that a man named Merinsaard was behind the siege on Castle Brightblade. Merinsaard was killed by an arrow in the back as he was about to kill Sturm. A second arrow revealed that Merinsaard's killer was Kitiara, who said her final goodbye. Kit later gave birth to Sturm's son, Steel Uth Matar Brightblade.
Sturm returned to Solace to reunite with the other Companions who departed on their various journeys five years before. At 29 years of age, Sturm had brown eyes and long black hair, with a long mustache. He truly looked like a traditional Solamnic knight with his ancestral sword, shield, and full platemail, but Sturm was only a squire in the knighthood at the time. Sturm's honor was his life, and it was this honor that caused him to escort Riverwind and Goldmoon to the Inn of the Last Home.
During that fateful night, the Companions except for Kitiara were reunited at the Inn of the Last Home, and were joined by Riverwind and Goldmoon. However, through a series of events set in motion by an Old Man, the companions were forced to flee through the kitchen, where they made their way to Tika Waylan's house.
After a brief encounter with several goblins, Sturm and the group escaped Solace and traveled across Crystalmir Lake, and then began the journey to the capital city of Haven. On the road, they were attacked by strange clerics, who revealed themselves to be Draconians. The group entered Darken Wood, where they were met by the Forestmaster, who sent them to Xak Tsaroth to recover the Disks of Mishakal. Armed with the knowledge of the true gods on the Disks, the group returned to Solace only to be captured by the dragonarmies, who had attacked and destroyed the town. Placed in a caravan of prisoners to be taken to the mines of Pax Tharkas, the Companions were saved by an ambush set by Qualinesti Elves outside their borders.
Taken by the elves to the capital city of Qualinost, the companions snuck into the fortress of Pax Tharkas through the Sla Mori, where they were able to free the slaves from the mines, defeat the Dragon Highlord Verminaard, and then fled with the refugees into the Kharolis Mountains, pursued by the dragonarmies. After recovering the Hammer of Kharas from the depths of Thorbardin, the Companions and the human refugees of Pax Tharkas were allowed to stay in the underground dwarven realm for the winter. The companions set out for the city of Tarsis to see if they could commission ships to transport the refugees back to Abanasinia. They discovered the city to be landlocked and under the tacit control of the dragonarmies.
Shortly after their arrival in the city, Sturm became the first human to look upon the Silvanesti elven princess Alhana Starbreeze and he instantly fell in love. Sturm met three Knights of Solamnia – Brian Donner, Aran Tallbow, and Derek Crownguard – who had been seeking information about dragons. The companions were split up during an attack on the city by the Red Dragonarmy and a detachment of blue dragons, commanded by the Blue Lady. Sturm protected Alhana from the fleeing mobs, and she realized that she felt strongly for Sturm as well. Alhana gave Sturm her elven starjewel before returning to her friends in Tarsis.
Sturm, Laurana, Flint, Tas, Brian, Aran, Derek, and the cleric Elistan were split up from the rest of the group. While en route to Icereach to find a Dragon Orb, the three Companions and Laurana experienced the dream that Tanis and friends ventured into in Silvanesti. In the dream, Sturm was killed by the green dragon Cyan Bloodbane.
As they searched for the dragon orb in Icewall Castle, Sturm retrieved a broken Dragonlance from a frozen knight mounted on an equally frozen silver dragon. They arrived at the heart of the fortress and killed the orb's guardian, Feal-Thas, but not before he had killed Brian and Aran. They acquired the dragon orb but their ship crashed on the way back to Southern Ergoth, and they were captured by Silvanesti Elves. They were turned over to the Qualinesti elves and imprisoned, but escaped with the help of Theros Ironfeld and Silvara. Hoping to mislead their pursuers, Sturm followed Derek to Sancrist while the others took a different path through the nearby mountains.
Derek and Sturm reached Sancrist with the dragon orb, and Derek immediately laid charges of insubordination and cowardice against the young squire. In a bold move, Lord Gunthar Uth Wistan stripped Sturm of his squirehood before accepted him into the Order of the Crown. Not only did Sturm finally become a knight, but he became the commander for those Knights of the Crown who were heading to war in Palanthas.
After the meeting of the Whitestone Council, Sturm traveled with Laurana, Flint, and Tas to the High Clerist's Tower. They set up a hasty defense against the dragonarmies, but Derek severely hindered their work when he led most of the army out of the tower on an ill-advised charge. Derek died from wounds received in the charge, and the tower was left with Laurana, Flint, Tas, and Sturm and his small contingent of Knights of the Crown. Tas located another dragon orb beneath the tower, and Sturm bought Laurana the time she needed to properly use the orb. He distracted the blue dragons long enough for the Blue Lady to deal with him personally. Though Sturm fought the Blue Lady and her mount Skie valiantly, he was slain by the Blue Lady's spear. Kitiara was later revealed as the Blue Lady, and their fight was the first time they had encountered one another since Merinsaard's death years ago.
Sturm's body was placed beneath the High Clerist's Tower with the Starjewel, the Brightblade, and his father's armor. Flint added a carved wooden rose, and Tas added a single white feather.
Many years after Sturm's death, his spirit appeared to his son Steel. When Caramon and Tanis escorted Steel to the High Clerist's Tower in an attempt to sway him to the side of good, Sturm's spirit appeared and gave Steel the elven starjewel and the Brightblade. His spirit also helped Steel pass through the magic of Shoikan Grove.
The year 324 AC has been occasionally cited as the year of Sturm's birth. The siege on Castle Brightblade, and thus Sturm and Ilys's escape, took place in 334 AC or in the period of 338-339 AC, depending on the tale. Likewise, Sturm's encounter with Vertumnus may have happened in 340 AC or in 344-345 AC.


text: Notary Bulletin A Guide To Correcting Notary Certificates By Michael Lewis on February 16, 2017 in Best Practices, Laws & Regulations Updated 3-10-20. No matter how careful you are, mistakes sometimes happen when notarizing. If you make a mistake filling in information for a Notary certificate, these tips will help you. Tip 1: Double-Check The Certificate While The Signer Is Present Catching a mistake before your signer leaves is the best-case scenario. It will minimize any inconvenience, and all the information you need to make the correction will be available. Here are some things to keep in mind when reviewing the certificate: Many documents have preprinted certificate wording, such as the venue or date of the notarization, or the names of the signers. You must check to ensure the preprinted information is correct. Double-check all the information you have written in the certificate, such as the spelling of the signer's name and the date, and make sure it's correct. If the document requires you to enter your commission number or expiration date, double-check that all the required information is there and is correct. Make sure your seal has been affixed legibly. Tip 2: Never Send Unattached Certificates Or Corrected Copies Fixing a mistake after the signer and document are gone is more challenging. First, you'll need to confirm that your state allows you to correct a notarial certificate after the notarization. If you are in a state where the law requires the certificate to be completed contemporaneously with the notarization, such as Texas, you may be out of luck. In this case you won't be able to correct the mistake without getting the parties together to re-notarize the documents. In California, Notaries are not allowed to correct certificates after the signer has left their presence. The only way to fix a mistake is for the Notary and signer to meet again to complete a new certificate. In Florida, Notaries cannot correct or amend a certificate once the notarization is completed. Even if your state allows you to fix a mistake after the notarization is complete, such as in Montana, there are other potential issues. Notaries often are asked to simply send a replacement certificate or make corrections to a faxed, photocopied or emailed copy of the original certificate. While these are the simplest, most convenient solutions, they open the door to fraud and may violate the Notary laws of your state. Make sure to check your state's requirements to verify what you can do. Your state, for example, may have a law that requires the certificate to be part of or attached to the document being notarized. That means anyone asking you to correct a certificate will have to send you the entire document with the original certificate. Then you'll be able to review the document to ensure it contains your signature and cross-check your journal entry for the notarization to verify the particulars of the notarization before making the appropriate correction. Tip 3: Making A Correction On The Certificate When it comes to making a correction itself, the process is as follows: Line through the incorrect information. Print the correct information in a legible manner. Initial and date the correction. Make a notation in your journal entry. Legibility is crucial. If a receiving agency cannot read the corrected information, they may reject the document. Also, make sure you conform with any other requirements for the document. Some state recording laws, for example, have specific requirements for margin width; any information that protrudes into the margins could cause the document to be rejected. Never let anyone else correct a certificate you completed. The certificate is your statement about what took place with the notarization you performed. No one else may certify the facts of a notarization you performed. The notarization will be undermined if anyone else changes the information on the certificate. Tip 4: Using A Replacement Certificate If there is not enough room to properly make the corrections on the original certificate, you may attach a separate, replacement certificate. Simply line through the original certificate, write "see attached certificate," initial and date the original then complete and attach the new certificate. If possible and if permitted by your state, use the same certificate wording that was on the original. This will reduce the chances of the document being rejected. Also, use the same date as the original. If you follow these tips, you should be able to fix any mistakes that crop up. Michael Lewis is Managing Editor of member publications for the National Notary Association. Related Articles: When And How To Use A Loose Certificate Signing Agent Tip: Sending Extra Notary Certificates A Notary Certificate In 4 Simple Parts Additional Resources: NNA Hotline Email Share 52 Comments Add your commentDiana Larson12 Feb 2018In the Commonwealth of Virginia, is it acceptable to correct information in the notarial certificate that is normally pre-filled information such as the date of the document? If this information is not pre-filled, the notaries frequently mistake this as the date of notarization instead of the date of the document even though there is a separate line below to provide the date of notarization.National Notary Association12 Feb 2018Hello Diana. If there is any incorrect information pre-printed in the Notary certificate wording, then the Notary would need to correct it. However, the Notary should never correct or complete information in the main body of the document--the Notary may only complete the Notary certificate wording. Richard Arrington12 Feb 2018why do I have to fill this out to access the articleNational Notary Association12 Feb 2018Hello. We're sorry for any inconvenience ... you should not have to complete anything to access our Bulletin articles. If you are having difficulty viewing, please email us at email@example.com with a description of the issue and the type of device and browser you are using, and we will try to assist you in resolving the problem. Terresa E. Armstrong13 Feb 2018Thanks for the refresher on making corrections. Very informative.Steve Bastow13 Feb 2018Might I also add that when attaching a loose certificate, while noting this in your journal entry also apply either an embossed impression to the document you are attaching the loose certificate to, or if that is not available, initial half on original and the other half on the replaced attachment. This will help either prevent fraudulently the loose certificate being applied to another document. And if it was to happen, you can easily ascertain if your certificate was used. On another note I recommend you create your own loose certificates on your own word processor, rather than purchasing the generic certificates. This way you can have one with the venue you are usually at. For myself "Los Angeles", and you can already have your name and capacity of officer inserted.Nadia07 Jul 2018Hello, I have a question. Is it possible to correct a jurat, if on a certificate instead of name of a customer notary put his name. Is it fixable, or best practice would be to attached separate new certificate?National Notary Association10 Jul 2018Hello Nadia. To help us answer your question can you please tell us what state you are commissioned in?Tyffani09 Aug 2018I had to get a new survey of my property and the final plat has to be signed and notarized while we sign and also has to be sent off to the mortgage company for signing and notary. While our notary was filling out her info she accidentally put our state in the line for the mortgage company which is another state. She put all of her correct info where she was supposed to. The only problem is the state was wrote in the wrong place. Is this a problem and we need to get a new copy or is there a way the notary for the mortgage company can correct this?National Notary Association09 Aug 2018Hello. We would recommend that you contact the agency the survey is being submitted to, explain the situation, and ask what steps they would like you to take to correct the error if needed. Cheryl18 Aug 2018Can a map be corrected after notarization? The correction was hand written on the map. This correction was made from a redline from county surveyor after notarization.National Notary Association21 Aug 2018Hello. Notaries have no control over what happens after the notarization takes place. Whether or not a correction may be made after notarization would depend on whoever is responsible for the map. Jessica Lopez24 Aug 2018I missed my middle initial in an act and they want it corrected, do you suggest just adding the middle initial or crossing out my name and rewriting it with the middle initial?National Notary Association24 Aug 2018Hello, Jessica. To help us answer your question can you please tell us what state you are commissioned in?Lori01 Oct 2018A paralegal is asking me if she can alter a jurat that I completed incorrectly (I'm a Notary). I am thinking I should ask for it back so that I can line through the incorrect word (it has the county where it should have had the month). I'm in California.National Notary Association02 Oct 2018Hello. As stated in the article, California Notaries are not allowed to correct certificates after the signer has left their presence. You and the signer would need to meet again to complete a new certificate. The paralegal is not allowed to correct the certificate. Tammy13 Nov 2018I put the wrong month on my notary acknowledgment. Can I cross off October and put November then just initial it? Or do I have to do a new acknowledgement? The signer is still with meNational Notary Association14 Nov 2018Based on what you've described, we think it would be best if you contacted our Hotline team by phone and provided them with a more detailed description of the situation. The NNA Hotline: 1-888-876-0827 Mon – Fri: 5:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. (PT) Saturday: 5:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (PT) If you're not an NNA Member or Hotline Subscriber, they will provide you with a one-time courtesy call.Melissa14 Nov 2018I'm in Florida. What is the proper procedure for correcting an already recorded document missing the printed name of the person who signed the document in the notary acknowledgement?National Notary Association14 Nov 2018Hello. You should contact the office where the document was recorded for instructions. Paula 23 Nov 2018I am a notary commissioned in Ohio. I notarized an Ohio automobile title today for a buyer living in Pennsylvania. I incorrectly filled the buyers name and address in on the lines where the sellers information belongs. When I realized this I lined through the mistakes and initialed. Then filled in the correct information. I finished the title. I included my phone number very small beside my notary signature and was careful to keep all writing out of the margins. Did I do the right thing?National Notary Association27 Nov 2018Hello. It would be the decision of the receiving agency whether or not to accept a document with corrected Notary certificate wording. Thomas Pickle16 Dec 2018I have a Quit Claim Deed for property in Oklahoma that had to be signed and notarized in France because the subjects had move from United States. The deed document was signed by both individuals and notarized by an authorized notary in France. Issue is the signatures of the French notary was completed on the side of the document and not in the specified signature blocks at the bottom of the page. Can the document be appropriately notarized and signed by a notary here in the United States?National Notary Association17 Dec 2018Hi Thomas. That's a legal question that would need to be answered by a qualified attorney. Gery Balto17 Dec 2018My notary put the wrong year on the notarized document from the date , the seal is valid. How can we correct itGery Balto19 Dec 2018Hello. To help us answer your question can you please tell us what state you are located in?Mary Ann Reid 05 Feb 2019In 2014, in the state of Florida, my father had a Power of Attorney Document written. He made his close friend POA; I was named successor. My father's dementia has since then progressed to where he is mentally incompetent. He is 91 years old. I have given him full 24/7/365 care for him in my home, in Georgia, since December 2015. His friend, due to health and age issues, resigned as POA in late 2018. I accepted responsibility as POA in late 2018. I have used POA quite a bit to get access to his finances and to transfer his finances to Georgia. I am trying to get access to his pension so I can adjust his income tax withholding. This is also the first year I will be responsible for filing his income taxes. The pension company just notified me and made me aware that the notary public that signed his POA document in Florida, in 2014, failed to affix her stamp to the POA document. At that same time, the notary also signed and notarized a trust agreement for my father. The notary did affix her stamp to the trust agreement. The notary apparently forgot to affix her stamp to the POA document. I have made quite a few legal/financial changes for my father over the past 4 months. Right now I am waiting for Veterans Benefits to be approved for him- using the POA document. Is my father's POA valid? Is there something I need to do?National Notary Association05 Feb 2019Hello. You will need to contact a qualified attorney to answer any legal questions about the validity of your power of attorney agreement. Lee Gale07 Feb 2019A quit claim deed was completed, but the notary failed to realize that her own name was listed as Grantor in the acknowledgement statement. The grantor is blind and we believe that a relative completed the QCD. It was filed by an heir to the grantee with the county after the grantee died and after the grantor died without anyone noticing the error. Now the heir to the grantee is trying to sell the home, but the title company won't allow it due to the error. Does that error invalidate the Quit Claim deed?National Notary Association08 Feb 2019Hello. That is a legal question that would need to be answered by a qualified attorney. Angela Varvi11 Mar 2019I have been a California notary since 2009. According to your article, CA notaries can correct a notarization while the signer is still present (Tip #3). I had an error with my seal, crossed it out and re-stamped it (same area of the document). I was under the impression that was okay. I've had to do it before on occasion when my seal didn't fully print and have never had a problem. Of course if it's a loose certificate, I simply replace it. Later my client received a rejection letter from the L.A. County Recorder's office stating "We do not accept applications with any alterations (scratch-out or white-out)". So, my understanding of this is that corrections are no longer allowed? What if there is only one original document? Thank you for your response. Regards, AngelaNational Notary Association12 Mar 2019Hello. While California Notaries may correct an error on a notarial certificate at the time of the notarial act, while the document signer is still in their presence, an agency receiving a notarized document (such as a recording office) has the discretion to accept or reject a document if it does not meet the agency's own requirements.wendy traul07 Jun 2019Hello. I'm in Kansas. A notary forgot to write in the expiration date of her notary stamp. Can this be fixed using an affidavit?National Notary Association10 Jun 2019Hello. Kansas Notary law states: ""If the officer is a notary public, the certificate must also indicate the date of expiration, if any, of the commission of office, but omission of that information may subsequently be corrected" (KSA 53-508[a]).Yeshwanth28 Aug 2019I mistaken the initial instead of ..S i wrote it as N can I change it? Please answerNational Notary Association28 Aug 2019Hello. To help us answer your question can you please tell us what state you are commissioned in?Juana Bergoglio07 Nov 2019Hi, the notary made a mistake years ago in a document, and my mom signed it without realizing that there was a mistake, so he notarized it. Is there any chance that document might be invalid because there was mistake? I lost track of the notaryNational Notary Association07 Nov 2019Hello. You would need to speak to an attorney to get a legal opinion if an error in notarization would invalidate the document or not. Marie22 Nov 2019I am in the State of California. I have a client that presented a quit claim deed. I forgot to check that the notarial wording box was incorrect that was preprinted on an acknowledgment. I completed the notarization and the next day he came back and said the recorder's office rejected the document because notarial wording is incorrect. They gave him a corrected acknowledgment, was I able to just transferred information from original acknowledgment to the new acknowledgment without changing anything in my notary book?National Notary Association26 Nov 2019"There are no provisions in the law that allow for the correction of a completed notarial act. If a notary public discovers an error in a notarial act after completing the act, then the notary public should notarize the signature on the document again. All requirements for notarization are required for the new notarial act, including completing and attaching a new certificate containing the date of the new notarial act and completing a new journal entry" (California Notary Public Handbook).Genesis03 Feb 2020Hi im in illinois and my landlord just gave us a 5 day notice but the letter does not look valid to me. There are corrections made (he crossed out January and put February) without an initial. The landlord didn't include his full name and my name is not even spelled correctly. Also the seal that should be a stamp looks like it was copied and pasted onto the paper instead of it being stamped on. Could this document be legal? Again I'm in illinoisNational Notary Association05 Feb 2020Hello. We're sorry, but determining whether the document you describe is valid or not is a legal question that would need to be answered by a qualified attorney. Eva Mikkelson10 Feb 2020I am a notary in Colorado. If the venue information is not pre-printed on the certificate, is it OK to just write the information in?National Notary Association12 Feb 2020Hello. Yes, in that case you would write the state and county where the notarization takes place in the venue section of the Notary certificate. Suzanna Solis06 Mar 2020I am a notary in California. I recently notarized a document without the wording in the box above the location of the notary. May I attach a new certificate with the box wording to the document?National Notary Association12 Mar 2020Hello. The signer would have to bring the original document back to you and you would have to perform a new notarization using the correct certificate wording. Tera C05 Jun 2020I notarized a document, and didnt put my title next to my name as required here in California. Would this invalidate the document, a trust? I'm afraid if the person passes away I can't renotarize to fix it.National Notary Association08 Jun 2020Hello. The signer would need to consult with a qualified attorney to determine if there are any legal issues with the document and if so, what steps would be required to correct it.William Bowen10 Jun 2020I'm in NC and the person I am buying a car from accidentally wrote their name and possibly their address on the buyers lines at the very top. My local notary should be able to fix this by lining through the incorrect information, legibly write in the correct information beside the mistake, initial and date beside the corrections made, complete the rest of the title, notarize the document with the stamp/ seal legibly and make a note in their notary journal. Is this all correct or will you need to correct all of my comments lol but really thanks in advance!National Notary Association10 Jun 2020Hello. Notaries cannot correct errors in the main body of a document. Notaries may only correct errors in the notarial certificate wording filled out by the Notary during the notarization. If you need the main part of a document corrected, you need to contact an attorney or the document's issuing or receiving agency to request instructions from them. Kimberly08 Jul 2020I'm in NC, and I have a car title that was mistakenly notarized from the state of West Virginia. It did not need to be notarized how can I get this fixed with the notary to remove her signature?National Notary Association13 Jul 2020Hello. You would need to contact your state motor vehicle department to ask for instructions. Leave a Comment Required * Name * Email *(for verfication purposes only) Comment * Enter the text shown in this image *(text is case sensitive)All comments are reviewed and if approved, will display.


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I really need help with this
It happens ONLY when i have battleye activated
Thank you for the report. You have encountered the 0xC000009A - STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES error. This error may occur when you have an obsolete version of the BattlEye anti-cheat software or after an upgrade to Windows 10
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@Wulf I have done everything listed there (exept contacting) but i have tried my best, its blocking a file in system32 and it ONLY happens while battleye is on, and there is no section dedicated towards it
Hmm, if it is Battleye then I am afraid we can't do much from our end, your best bet would be to contact the Battleye devs.


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Is your family in need of a major upgrade to a shiny new minivan? If so, then be sure to see the latest version of Honda's popular minivan, the 2016 Honda Odyssey. Vatland Honda proudly serves residents near Ft. Pierce, Port St. Lucie, Sebastian, and Palm Bay & Fellsmere as one of the area's authorized Honda dealerships. We would like to invite nearby drivers to visit our Vero Beach, FL showroom to test drive the versatile new Honda Odyssey. You can start shopping our inventory of Odysseys and other Honda vehicles here on our website; then, stop into our dealership location to explore your next minivan further.
To see how the 2016 Honda Odyssey stacks up against the Kia Sedona minivan, continue reading below!
Minivans are all about convenience and spaciousness, and those are two of the many areas where the 2016 Honda Odyssey shines. Honda's popular minivan provides more passenger volume than Kia's Sedona, and that extra space can be felt throughout the cabin. Odyssey passengers will enjoy more second-row and third-row legroom, more second-row headroom and hip room, as well as more shoulder room for all seven passenger seating positions. When deciding on which minivan to drive, it is tough to argue against choosing the one with more space for your family, friends, and loved ones.
If you are going to be transporting up to seven passengers in your new minivan, then you certainly need lots of space for their gear. Thankfully the 2016 Honda Odyssey has cargo space galore -- or up to 148.5 cubic feet, to be precise. Standard cargo volume, meaning when all seven seats are in the upright position, is rated at 38.4 cubic feet in the Odyssey, compared to just 33.9 in the Kia Sedona. When you fold down the rear seats of both minivans, you will find that the Odyssey's maximum cargo volume of 148.5 cubic feet eclipses that of the Sedona, which provides a mere 142 cubic feet. It is clear that when cargo and passenger space matter when choosing a minivan for your family, the 2016 Honda Odyssey comes out on top!
From driving the kids to soccer practice to family road trips over spring and summer break, families with minivans put a lot of miles on their vehicles; that is why finding a fuel-efficient minivan is such a smart choice. You can save thousands of dollars over the lifespan of your minivan if you choose a fuel-sipping model like the 2016 Honda Odyssey. Thanks to its 3.5-liter V6 engine, connected to an efficient automatic transmission and powering the front wheels, the 2016 Odyssey minivan achieves an impressive EPA-estimated fuel economy rating of 19 city/28 highway/22 combined mpg. That compares very favorably to its rival from Kia, the Sedona minivan, which only manages to return an estimated 18 city/24 highway/20 combined mpg rating. As you can see, in combined city/highway driving, the Odyssey tops the Sedona by two mpg! A difference of two mpg will definitely start to add up over the many miles that you and your family put on your new minivan. For a minivan that allows you to visit the gas station less frequently, get into the 2016 Honda Odyssey!
While torque may not be the first thing that comes to mind when shopping for a minivan, it is actually quite crucial. When your minivan is loaded down with passengers and/or cargo, you will want to know that you have the power to manuever through traffic safely, and that is where the torque comes into play. Offering more standard torque than the Kia Sedona, the 2016 Honda Odyssey is better prepared for hectic daily driving, as well as for hauling cargo or kids around town! Given that the Odyssey also weighs less than the Sedona, you are sure to notice the boost in power and capability when you compare these two out on the roads.
If you are looking for a new minivan that comes nicely equipped in standard base trim, then look no further than the 2016 Honda Odyssey. Standard on the 2016 Odyssey is Honda's innovative Multi-Angle Rearview Camera with Guidelines, which provides drivers with a better view of what is behind the vehicle, thanks to its three different angles: normal, top-down, and wide. Kia, meanwhile, only fits its Sedona minivan with a basic one-angle rearview camera. A number of the 2016 Odyssey's other standard features, like its Front Active Head Restraints, power-adjustable driver's seat, and anti-theft stereo, are not offered on the Kia Sedona base model. You would have to upgrade if you would like those features added to a Kia Sedona, which means a heftier price tag for your new minivan. Other popular standard features on the 2016 Honda Odyssey minivan include:
The 2016 Honda Odyssey and Kia Sedona are both extremely safe minivans, as they each achieved the NHTSA's 5-Star Overall Rating for crash tests. One reason to choose the Odyssey over the Sedona for safety is that Honda provides Front Active Head Restraints as standard on the Odyssey, whereas Kia does not offer them on the base Sedona. With the 2016 Odyssey, you can also get the available Honda Sensing™ system, which includes a host of smart technologies to better alert the driver to possible obstacles or collisions.
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Some of InMaricopa's favorite shots by staff and freelance photographers during 2017
In April, Maricopa Police Department conducted a training exercise in one of the buildings later demolished to make way for the coming overpass. See story
May 4 has become a traditional Star Wars celebration, and Maricopa Public Library embraced it with an afternoon of games and activities that added up to a fun time, whether in costume or not. See gallery
In March, an extravaganza of airplanes and vintage cars drew pilots and motorists to Chuck Millar's airfield and Vietnam Aviation Veterans of Arizona museum in Maricopa. The event included a death-defying aerialist. See gallery
In February, Maricopa High School girls' basketball season came to an end in the first round of the state playoffs. See story
In April, Joe Carpenter tells it this way: "I had a passion to work with and repair guitars and amps since I was a kid." See story
In January, Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb sat down with InMaricopa's Mason Callejas to talk about his first days in office. See interview
In March, Yvette Villalobos was the winner of the chile-eating contest, part of 2017 Salsa Festival at Copper Sky. See gallery
In April, the Sequoia Pathway Academy cast of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" paused in rehearsals for an off-beat photo. See story
In June, Jill McLaughlin of Jill's Animal Encounters brought a few of her friends to educate the children at Maricopa Public Library. See gallery
In August, a partial solar eclipse was visible to Maricopans using solar-safe glasses at Maricopa Public Library. See gallery
In July, Tonya Thompson of Water & Ice and other business owners explained how they help Maricopans "keep it cool" in the long summer months. See story
In March, high school wrestler Dakota Halverson was honored by the Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board for winning the state title and gold medal. See story
In February, a freight train "posed" perfectly for a winter-weather photo. See story
In May, Diamond Sims graduated a year early with the Maricopa High School Class of 2017. See gallery/video
In March, members and guests of the Maricopa Historical Society listened to a presentation by the Buffalo Soldiers of America at City Hall, a Morning of History that included revered State Historian Marshall Trimble. See gallery/video
In May, RUF Mixed Martial Arts came to an Ak-Chin ring at UltraStar Multi-taiment Center, and a clear victor crows over his opponent. See gallery
In April, Maricopa High School Theatre Company performed "Beauty and the Beast," and Carlos O. Venegas (seated) and Nikolas Mase later picked up statewide prizes for their performances. Review
In May, the newly formed Sawtooth Ridge chapter of Bikers Against Child Abuse was officially "patched in" to the organization with riders from Maricopa. See story
In May, around 500 eighth graders from Desert Wind and Maricopa Wells middle school came together for a unification/promotion ceremony with a gorgeous sunset for a backdrop. See gallery
In June, dancers from Desert Sun Performing Arts in Maricopa performed their spring recital at Maricopa High School Performing Arts Center. See gallery
In June, the outdoor event series Movies Under the Stars had its big finale with the Dive-In Movie at the Copper Sky Aquatics Center. See gallery
In May, 61 seniors walked through commencement exercises at Sequoia Pathway Academy. See gallery
In September, while "embedded" with Copa Central Command to bring help to victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas, multimedia journalist Mason Callejas came across a small Baptist church damaged by the storm. See story
Copa Central Command worked in Rockport, Texas, to help victims of Hurricane Harvey clean up. See travelogue/gallery/video
In April, the Maricopa High School softball team ended a difficult season with Senior Night, but Kianna Miller-Gomez and Caitlin Wilson pulled off a nifty play. See story
In February, Maricopan and race car driver Kim Bryant showed off her '65 Chevelle. See story
In May, Terrell Handy soared farther than he ever has, and Maricopa High School came away from the state Division II Track & Field Championships with gold, silver and bronze medals in a team fourth-place finish. See story
In September, the local USA Swim team, Arizona Seals, held its annual two-hour Swim-A-Thon at Copper Sky Aquatics Center. See gallery
In November, Col. Joseph Abodeely invited InMaricopa to his "base camp" for fellow Vietnam vets. See story
In March, Maricopa High School's up-and-down baseball team lost to Vista Grande, and Nico Bandin (right) checked out an opponents bruise. See story
In August, reporter Michelle Chance went on a ride-along on a COMET shuttle along with residents and sisters Judy Saxton and Julie Vachon. See story
In August, the Maricopa High School varsity football team started its season with a win over Willow Canyon, and Logan Taylor walked into freelance photographer Jonathan Williams' viewfinder. See story
In October, a cheerleader celebrated Sequoia Pathway Academy football team's victory in its home finale. See gallery
In March, Maricopa High School's Matthew Dinh was in the middle of his final season of high school tennis. Gallery
In May, Maricopa Police Department's Explorers Post at Maricopa High School showed off some of its tactical training. See story/video
In November, veteran John Turcott exhibited his glass-placement skills for a feature on veteran-owned businesses. See story
In November, Aidyn Curtis received artful spotlighting during the MHS Theatre Company's "The Taming of the Shrew." See gallery
In October, the MHS football team ended its season with a win, as Trey Keel (55) lifted long-time teammate Jacob Cowing after a touchdown. See story
In October, Maricopa Community Theatre staged the bloody musical "Sweeney Todd" with dramatic lighting. See gallery
In August, music director Ivan Pour and his wife, art teacher Maria Pour, talked about their mutual support of each other's passions and collaboration inside classrooms at Maricopa High School. See story
In November, Maricopa debuted its Veterans Day Parade with a long line on Bowlin Road and Porter Road followed by breakfast for the veterans. See gallery
In September, MHS volleyball was adjusting to changes, but was still running strong as Carli Rieman celebrated a kill. See story
In November, the new Miss City of Maricopa Outstanding Teen Mackenzie Ford talked to InMaricopa about giving back. See story
In November, an infrastructure project 15 years in the making finally broke ground as Maricopa prepared for construction of an overpass. See story/video
In December, the MHS Performance Company presented its winter recital. See gallery
In December, roping was an important part of rodeo events for the annual Masik Tas celebration at Ak-Chin Indian Community. See gallery
In December, Ak-Chin Indian Community hosted a concert headlining Clay Walker for Masik Tas. See gallery
In November, MHS girls' soccer started its season with a loss, but Shannon Coutre scored against Queen Creek. See story
In August, the MHS volleyball team started its 2017 campaign, and freshman Layla Gardner made her debut. See story/gallery
In July, the Herrera family (Daniel and Florie with daughters Abcdee, Dani and Imogen) agreed to help welcome newcomers to Maricopa by having Abcedee on the cover of the New Resident Guide.
In December, MHS students helped InMaricopa cover the action at Merry Copa with great photography, including the unhappiest elf. See gallery


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ATV Quad Moto Racing
Added on octobre 24, 2018
À propos du jeu
- Drive, BalanceHandbrake
Released on Android app in December 2017. And now a WebGL version in October 2018.
ATV Quad Moto Racing was developed Mike Games.
- Simple and beautiful 3D graphics.
- Drive, unlock, paint the five available ATV in the game.
- Challenging levels with traffic making the game hard.
- High speeds and smooth controls.
- Easy and fun to play.
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My name is Jordan Grandy and I come from the city of Dayton, Ohio. I attended my undergrad at the University of Cincinnati where I got my Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and International Affairs with a minor in Political Science. My concentrations are currently Development and Conflict Resolution. I am a firm believer in diversity and inclusion, and I have always been an advocate for seeing the world through different lenses and perspectives in order to get a more complete picture of the world. This has been my motivation to study international affairs and I aim to carry and spread this attitude of inclusion wherever I go. I have volunteered and worked in political campaigns and offices from the local to the federal level and at each level I aimed to find out the concerns and advocate for the lesser heard voices. My favorite topics to talk about are music and culture. In my undergrad, some of my favorite experiences were co-hosting a radio show called "Sound in Color", being part of an arts collaborative, and writing music and culture pieces for a magazine called "NOIR".
I came to Penn State's School of International Affairs because I appreciated the welcoming attitude that I received from the SIA community. On top of this, the SIA program is full of experienced and uniquely qualified faculty and staff that I am happy to have the opportunity to interact with on a daily basis. I believe the SIA program has and will give me not only the knowledge, but the applicable skills needed to succeed in the career field of international affairs. I hope to impress upon anyone interested in a career in international affairs the great opportunities and experience you will receive here at Penn State's SIA program.


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Mark 1:35-39 Common English Bible (CEB)
Early in the morning, well before sunrise, Jesus rose and went to a deserted place where he could be alone in prayer. Simon and those with him tracked him down. When they found him, they told him, "Everyone's looking for you!" He replied, "Let's head in the other direction, to the nearby villages, so that I can preach there too. That's why I've come." He traveled throughout Galilee, preaching in their synagogues and throwing out demons.
Today, dear friends, I invite you to consider solitude. Yes, even at VDS, we can gather together and consider solitude, even we can slow down from our rushing days and sit in the silence, even we can turn off our dinging phones and buzzing social media notifications and adopt a contemplative spirit, even we can pause from wondering "what in the world is the construction crew doing now?!" and rest in what Kelsey Davis says, "is the sound of the new world being built." And, I'd add, even we can ask an extrovert to offer a word about solitude. A friend texted me the other day and said, "often it is introverts advocating for solitude when in reality it can be helpful for all people…it's good to hear about solitude from an extrovert."
And y'all. I am an extrovert. I may be speak in a quiet voice sometimes, or think for a long time before speaking, but I love people and I love being around people and I get my energy from spending time with people. Solitude for me has sometimes been very unnerving, because I equate it with isolation. I recall a favorite five-year-old friend of mine who cried when her grandparents told her she had to sit in the corner (of the same room) so she could calm down to eat at the dinner table. Her grandpa said, "I think you just need a bit of alone time so you can calm down." My friend Sofia, with great big alligator tears said, "But I don't want lonely time!" Alone time…Lonely time. How often do we get alone and lonely confused and wrapped up in each other? The connotations that we conjure when encountering these words are sometimes, but not always different.
For me, "isolation" brings to mind images of friends living "off the grid" and "Into the Wild" and hermits choosing to live away from a community. Isolation seems to always come with a relationship in tow–being isolated from something or to something, always gaining a definition in view of another thing. People's experiences of isolation can be very different, affected by mental health, social ostracism, racial segregation, and incarceration. Though in this message today, we will together consider benefits of finding solitude in alone-ness, we must consider the ways in which our society strips and withholds contemplative, chosen solitude from some folks and forces isolation.
Considering solitude, however, for me, brings up images of kayaking alone at dawn, sauntering along a quiet path at Radnor Lake, finding stillness in the midst of a warm summer day at Centennial Park, and even, drinking wine alone in my room watching reruns of the West Wing. I name these experiences as solitude because I choose it, because I have agency over how I am alone. I used to never choose to be alone if I could help it, even now preferring to be "alone" in one room…within reach of my best friend on the other side of the wall. Being alone is hard, hard enough that a book entitled "How to be alone" by Sara Maitland, was published in 2014, examining how people in Western, American culture vilify alone-ness. The American dream is individual achievement, agency and freedom…and yet people who are alone creep us out, garner strange looks in the street, cause us to worry about them, and even fear them. Maitland considers that "normal people" do not live alone, unless they are individual intellectual, the solitary writer, the singular scientist working alone in a lab; we scrupulously hold our introverts to a standard of extreme giftedness…otherwise we ostracize them.
However, Jesus, though ostracized in his own time and we ought to consider how we continue ostracizing Jesus in our time, Jesus knew how to find solitude. And let's be honest, it was hard for him. The gospels are chock full of him trying to get a moment's rest, a moment without crowds following him, a moment to take a nap, a moment without his cell phone vibrating in his pocket telling him to read CNN to find out the latest media blitz or letting him know his mom wanted to talk to him or reminding him it was time to do his homework. Maybe it's anachronistic, but let's face it: Jesus was a busy dude. He had a lot on his mind, and that's why it's so important to see him in Mark 1:35-39 finding some time to himself, even if it was before dawn, so he could pray. Alone. In solitude.
When I was a first year at Oberlin College, three friends and I spent two weeks in France with the Taize community. In case you're not familiar with the monks of Taize, they are an ecumenical Christian community that ministers to people all over the world, seeking justice, loving mercy and walking humbly. At that time in my life, I had no intention to be a serious Christian, to seek theological education, to answer a call to ministry. I was on this trip with my friends and I was interested in contemplation, and so, hey, I found myself at a monastery in southern France, in January. I spent a good bit of time singing, drinking tea with folks from France, Indonesia and Colombia, writing in my journal, and walking around the nature paths the monks had fashioned over the years. One evening, my friend suggested that we go into a silent retreat for the last six days of our trip. Everyone agreed and looked forward to it…and I wasn't so sure. Me? Be quiet for SIX DAYS? That didn't only sound BORING, that sounded SCARY. I was afraid to be silent. Afraid for those around me to be silent. Afraid to be faced with myself.
Those six days turned out to be some of the most important days of my life. While I was in silence, I truly felt "IN" the silence–it surrounded me, not with an overwhelming pressure like that of isolation, but with a warm, soft solitude. Though I still went to communal worship and ate communally, I did not speak to anyone, and no one spoke to me. Initially frightened of this experience, I discovered in that time that I was not alone, that in the silence I was faced with myself but I was also faced with God. God was with me in the silence, and we were alone together. When it was time to leave the silence and return to the world of conversing aloud together, I was ready to speak, yet I also did not want to leave. How could I maintain this spirit of solitude within myself, even as I returned to the hustle and bustle of collegiate life?
When the disciples finally find Jesus alone, praying in a deserted place, they were relieved. "Lord, we've been looking everywhere for you!" "Why would you go off by yourself?" "There's people who need to talk to you!" "We need you!" I imagine that Jesus shook his head calmly as he told them that they would travel together to a new place, as he dusted himself off and prepared to preach, for that is what he came here to do.
Theologian Henri Nouwen wrote, "Solitude is the garden for our hearts, which yearn for love. It is the place where our aloneness can bear fruit. It is the home for our restless bodies and anxious minds. Solitude, whether it is connected with a physical space or not, is essential for our spiritual lives. It is not an easy place to be, since we are so insecure and fearful that we are easily distracted by whatever promises immediate satisfaction. Solitude is not immediately satisfying, because in solitude we meet our demons, our addictions, our feelings of lust and anger, and our immense need for recognition and approval. But if we do not run away, we will meet there also the One who says, "Do not be afraid. I am with you, and I will guide you through the valley of darkness. Let's keep returning to our solitude."
Friends, let's consider solitude, along with Jesus, as a time or space or mindset in which we process our experiences in preparation to return to the world to do what we were meant to do. Solitude, meaningful as it is in so many ways to so many different people, must often be cherished as a time of preparation. My partner put it this way: "Solitude is quiet time away from everybody to just revert to your sole self. Away from the world and it's quiet. It's important to value that because the rest our time we are blasted with information 24/7: we have phones that constantly buzz and ding, social media apps to update, news to read. It's important to trust who you are without all of that before engaging with those outlets because they can affect so much in powerful ways. It's important to value who you are without all of that; as just a person existing; it is the most important thing in the world that you are centered and love yourself fully before bringing anyone or anything into your life. That starts with being ok with, truly comfortable with solitude and appreciating it for the rare times one can find it." We must consider how our time of solitude, in which we renew ourselves, prepares us to do the work which we are meant to do: do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God.
Naturalist writer Wendell Berry writes, "True solitude is found in the wild places, where one is without human obligation. One's inner voices become audible. One feels the attraction of one's most intimate sources. In consequence, one responds more clearly to other lives. The more coherent one becomes within oneself as a creature, the more fully one enters into the communion of all creatures." How do we find the balance of alone and together? Picture a dandelion, all white and puffed up in the summertime. As the wind blows, the seeds scatter. Each of them has the memory of belonging together, but each of them has their own work to do. They carry their communal identity with them, their identity of "dandelion" literally written in their DNA, but they scatter to the four winds and begin a new process of creating together-ness from alone-ness.
At Vanderbilt Divinity School, we have the opportunity to create community together by learning together. In some ways, this means we must learn how to be alone together. In All About Love, bell hooks writes, " many of us seek community solely to escape the fear of being alone. Knowing how to be solitary is central to the art of loving. When we can be alone, we can be with others without using them as a means of escape." There is a community aspect of solitude, in which we respect each other's individuality while seeking flourishing together. Once we inhabit solitude and let it inhabit us, once we enter into being alone not as something to be feared, but as a path to renew ourselves, we can consider the ways that solitude prepares us for living communally. Henri Nouwen writes, "Solitude greeting solitude, that's what community is all about. Community is not the place where we are no longer alone but the place where we respect, protect, and reverently greet one another's aloneness. When we allow our aloneness to lead us into solitude, our solitude will enable us to rejoice in the solitude of others. Our solitude roots us in our own hearts. Instead of making us yearn for company that will offer us immediate satisfaction, solitude makes us claim our center and empowers us to call others to claim theirs. Our various solitudes are like strong, straight pillars that hold up the roof of our communal house. Thus, solitude always strengthens community."
Often, perhaps because I feel at home in nature and love gardening, there are no better illustrations for theological concepts than ones from creation. Though I have not always known, and still do not expect to master the concept of "being alone" for some time, if ever, I look to butterflies. Butterflies know how to be alone. They actually spend most of their life as a caterpillar, prompting many social media memes about self-love, self-image and transformation. These monarch caterpillars, a lovely delicate lime green color, spend their time munch-munch-munching along on milkweed leaves, drinking the sweet leaf milk and growing nice and round because this time is a time of preparation. Caterpillar prepare physically to enter a space of great solitude: they enshroud themselves in chrysalises. Here they stay for a couple of weeks, their bodies changing and gaining different colors and their tummies full of milkweed fueling them as they become what they were meant to be. After a time alone in their chrysalises, these miraculous creatures emerge as butterflies. But, they are still not ready to join their siblings in flight: first they must dry their wings, often still wet with the orange dye from their transformation. After that time of solitude, the butterfly is still preparing to take to the sky. They strengthen their wings, flapping slowly, and then–they alight, fluttering with such abandon, traveling towards their destiny, whether it be the beautiful lupines in the garden next door or the mountains of Mexico. To transform within their time of solitude, preparing to take to the sky, requires that they lean into their choice of alone-time, that they lean in to the possibility that being alone will give them what they need to flourish. They must give themselves over to becoming. This is the risk of solitude. Actually being prepared to do what you were meant to do.
In a canoeing memoir entitled "Listening Point," which my father read to me at bedtime while I was growing up, naturalist writer and Minnesotan Sigurd Olson describes the meaning of the book's name: He says about the location that inspired him, "I named this place Listening Point because only when one comes to listen, only when one is aware and still, can things be seen and heard. Everyone has a listening point somewhere. It does not have to be in the north or close to the wilderness, but someplace of quiet where the universe can be contemplated with awe."
Friends, today I invite you to explore solitude. Whether that means taking a break from noise, from social media distraction; relocating yourself physically to an environment where you feel comfortable; or drawing into yourself, into your own inner chrysalis, I invite you to find your own "listening point." Where you may be present, alone with yourself and that which is Holy to you, enshrouded in a love that prepares you to do justice, love mercy and walk humbly. May it ever be so.
This sermon originally preached at Vanderbilt Divinity School, March 21, 2018.


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Middle School Matters - May 13, 2016
General Announcements:
Summer Camps - August 8-12, 2016
For information or to sign up, choose from the links below:
Laptop Turn-In: As we are fast approaching the end of the school year, we have some details to share with you and your student about school laptops. Please take time to read through the appropriate links below, which were also sent home as paper copies with your child.
Fifth Grade:
Summer Math Review: Mr. Boersma has put together a summer math review packet that covers the 11 chapters your students worked through this year. The link below will bring you to that page. Feel free to print it off and use it for extra practice over the summer to keep their skills sharp. Answer keys are in the back. 5th Grade Summer Math Review
Please sign and return the paper permission slip to go to Calvin College for a chemistry demonstration next Tuesday.
Art: In class we are completing our study of Wayne Thiebald.
Band: Concert 5/23 at 7:00pm. Quiz on B-flat scale next week. Strong work!
Math: We are in full review mode to make sure that the major content of this year is fresh in our minds for middle school math - number sense, decimals, fractions, etc. Please see the note above about the summer review packet. I strongly encourage all levels of math ability to keep up their math skills over the summer!
Orchestra: Our next concert is Monday May 23rd at 7PM. We will put the finishing touches on a few pieces for this concert. Then we will hand out some music for summer time practice!
PE: We will wrap up the lacrosse unit next week. Students should be prepared to go outside.
Spanish: QUIZ on the alphabet next week: 5B and 5DW on Monday; 5H on Tuesday. Students should be able to identify letters as read off by teacher.
Sixth Grade:
Summer Math Review: To keep your student fresh on their math skills over the summer Mr. Kiser and Mrs. Holtrop would recommend you take a look at this link to a Middle School Summer Math Skills Sharpener.
Clorox Wipes Needed. To keep things clean for the next 3 weeks and to help with the end of year clean up, we would love to have a few brought in next week.
Art: In class we are working on glazing our ceramic animal effigy bowls. Please check the homework calendar for due dates and sketchbook assignments.
Band: Concert 5/23 at 7:00pm.
Bible: The music videos your children made this week were awesome! If you have not seen their video, ask them to show you. We enjoyed a few hours of watching them and worshiping together. Bible memory choice # 5 due on Wednesday.
History: Ancient Rome Lessons should be complete by Monday. We will be ending our year with a short lesson on the Middle Ages.
Language Arts: The sixth graders did an OUTSTANDING job on their persuasive speeches. Thanks for encouraging them in this area. They have officially completed World Fair! I, however, need to finish up some of the grading. As for the rest of the school year, we will be reading The Wednesday Wars by Gary Schmit. This is an entertaining story about a boy in the 1960s who is able to make sense of his own world as he reads through William Shakespeare plays.
Math: Statistics, Measures of Center, Measures of variability are on our mind.
PE: We will wrap up our lacrosse unit next week. Students should be prepared to go outside. Activity logs are due as well. Please check the Moodle calendar.
Orchestra: Today we did an instrument trade-just for fun. The bowing and fingering skills carry over from one stringed instrument to another. Next week we will learn the pieces that we will perform with the 5th graders for the concert on May 23rd .
Science: Students are learning about "water in the air" this week. An iCheck quiz will be coming up soon. The unit test for our study of weather will take place on Tuesday, May 24. A review will be posted on moodle in the coming week.
Spanish: Only four more Spanish classes before the end of the school year! We will take the time to review and combine things we have learned 3rd-6th grades, as well as do an in-class culture project.
Seventh Grade:
Summer Math Review: We recommend that 7th Grade students complete this Summer Math Activities review. The review has a brief recap of targeted concepts, practice pages, and activities/games that can be completed with another family member.
Art: In class the 7th grade are continuing the work on the graphite bird drawing. I am very impress with the quality of drawing that is happen. There are 2 more classes planned to complete these drawings. Please check the homework calendar for due dates and sketchbook assignments.
Band: We had a little speed competition for a song in our books this week. We can play the song in less than 10 seconds.
Bible: Students did a nice job with their music and discernment project. We will wrap up the year with a devotional storybook project.
History: Next week we will continue to learn about early life in the colonies. We are taking notes in class which will be used for an open-note quiz later in the week.
Language Arts: 7th graders will continue their novel study of The Skin I'm In, by Sharon Flake. A one-pager independent reading assignment is due Friday, May 20.
PE: We will wrap up the lacrosse unit next week. Students should be prepared to go outside. Activity Logs are due as well. Please check the Moodle calendar.
Pre-Algebra (Kiser): Rotation, congruence, and dilation with shapes are our current focus. We will have a test on Ch 11 next Monday, May 23.
Pre-Algebra (Holtrop): We will finish up our look at slope and writing equations of the line. Our test will be Wednesday, May 18. After the test there is some more equation work to finish up.
Orchestra: We will hand in the rest of our sheet music so check to see if you have any more at home. Next week we will work on Pirates and Star Wars!
Spanish: Though we will continue to work with higher numbers for our last few classes of the year, students will be taking a short QUIZ on identifying numbers 0 - 999,999,9999 next week: 7H and 7W on Tuesday; 7B on Thursday. They received a cream-colored handout for study.
Eighth Grade:
Exams: This week Thursday and Friday 8th grade students will be taking their exams. Please note that students will need to be picked up early on both days--Thursday at 11:45 and Friday at 12:30.
Class Trip: Information about the trip including the itinerary, what to bring, and the final cost will be sent home early next week.
Sandwich Sale: Remember to pick up your sandwiches after school on Tuesday.
Needed...Babysitting Help: Next Tuesday, May 17, ACS is hosting an informational night regarding Outdoor Education. We are looking for 10+ students to volunteer to help babysit children during this event. The time commitment is from 6:30 - 8:30pm. Students can sign up with Mr. Witte or Mrs. Van Noord. Thank you.
Algebra (Witte): We will be reviewing for our exam all next week.
Algebra (8th): An exam review was given out. We are reviewing a bit each day but students should also be using their review guide, textbook, and IXL to practice for Thursday's exam.
Art: In class we are working to complete our Space Invaders project. Next week your 8th grade students will be taking home their artwork from this year. First, make sure you receive the bag of art. Second, you might want to plan on picking up your student from school due to the size of some of the projects. 8a artwork will be coming home on Tuesday and 8b art will come home Wednesday. Please check the homework calendar for due dates and sketchbook assignments.
Band: Monday is the last day we play - all books and music must be turned in. Please check your house for anything band or music related, and send it in to the band room.
Bible: Final Bible memory due this week on Tuesday. There will be no Bible exam, so we will finish looking at the book of Revelation, and reviewing our year.
Geometry: Friday we will finish up the notes for the circle unit. We will have a short test on Tuesday and spend Wednesday answering any questions before the exam. The students have three review packets for the exam and the answer keys are available on Moodle. Just a reminder that the exam has to be written within the time frame given.
History: We are reviewing for our exam next week. Review materials are posted on moodle.
Language Arts: The 8th graders will spend their two remaining LA periods preparing for the exam. The review guide can be found on Moodle. They will also be working on binding their Book of Memories into a physical compendium of their experiences.
PE: We will have our last class together next week. I have truly enjoyed this 8th grade class. They are a joy to teach!
Orchestra: Be sure to look for any and all orchestra music and bring it in on Monday! We will play Star Wars and Pirates after all of our music is turned in! Thanks!
Science: Our exam will take place on Friday. A review sheet has been posted on moodle. We will review in class throughout the coming week.
Spanish: Today, Friday, is our Cumulative Test. Students used a dual-purpose study packet to prepare for both this and the upcoming HS placement testing. For your convenience, Placement Testing for GRCH and NorthPointe will be offered here at in the ACS computer lab on June 1 after lunch. (You may also schedule with the schools, themselves.) On May 23rd, we will enjoy an outing to "7 Mares," an authentic Mexican restaurant, where students will order in Spanish. Each student will receive a $5 stipend to go toward their meals (meals typically cost between $7 - $12.) *Please sign the permission slip coming home today!


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Discussions at the Independent Election Commission, or IEC, are underway to prepare the announcement of the election's preliminary results, following the recount of votes in 27 out of 34 provinces. Details about the announcement will be made this evening, Commissioner Esmatullah Mal confirmed.
The election commission has recounted votes from over 7,000 polling stations in 27 provinces out of a total of 8,300 polling stations in 34 provinces. In seven provinces, supporters of some election campaign teams have prevented the recounting process.
"They (the commissioners) are working on a detailed report," the head of the IEC secretariat Habib-Ur-Rahman Nang said.
Some former IEC officials said the commission should first address concerns around the electoral process ahead of announcing the results.
"Announcing the results ahead of addressing the complaints of the electoral teams will bring a crisis to Afghanistan," said the former head of the IEC secretariat, Abdullah Ahmadzai.
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