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Canes end Highlanders' winning run
The Hurricanes ended the Highlanders' unbeaten run with a 29-12 Super Rugby victory in Wellington on Saturday.
Wins against the Blues, the Stormers and the Crusaders had left the Highlanders with the last remaining blemish-free record in this year's competition, but they were soundly beaten at the Westpac Stadium.
Ben Lam crossed twice for the Canes in a match that saw TJ Perenara chalk up his 100th Super Rugby appearance - the All Blacks scrum-half marking the occasion by performing a haka with a section of fans.
Leading 12-5 at half-time, the hosts allowed the Higlanders to pull level early in the second half, before a Jordie Barrett penalty and tries from Vince Aso and Lam put daylight between the sides.
The win for the Hurricanes lifts them to second in a tight New Zealand Conference, in which four of the five teams have won three of their matches so far this season.
FULLTIME: TJ Perenara celebrates his 100th game with the Hurricanes defeating the Highlanders in Wellington #SuperRugby#HURvHIGpic.twitter.com/ZReYSy4LQo-- Super Rugby (@SuperRugby) March 24, 2018
In Tokyo, the Chiefs ran in nine tries on their way to a 61-10 demolition of the Sunwolves.
Damian McKenzie led the way for the two-time champions with 26 points, coming courtesy of two touchdowns and eight conversions.
The result is the Chiefs' third consecutive victory following their defeat to the Crusaders in their season opener.
The Sunwolves, meanwhile, are yet to register a win in their five matches of the 2018 campaign.

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Taylor Lautner's May Have Nabbed a Role That Could Actually Help His Career
It feels as thought it has been quite a long time since we have seen the glorious abdominal region of actor Taylor Lautner, let alone his sheer presence in a film in general: Lautner's most recent project was this year's Tracers, in which he plays the role of a bike messenger being chased by the Mafia, and, before that, he appeared in Grown Ups 2 in 2013 and all those films about vampires in the years prior. However, it has recently been reported by TheWrap that our big cuddly werewolf may be back: Taylor Lautner might be in negotiations to star in indie movie Run the Tide .
The film, which really hasn't seen any interesting updates since the summer of 2013, could finally be on track if Lautner actually decides to take this on. If he does, the actor will play the main character Rey, a man who kidnaps his younger brother Oliver and heads to California to escape their drug-abusing mother who herself is released from prison and wants to rebuild their family. The two brothers do their best to start a new future for themselves, void of issues from their past, while their mother Lola and her ex-husband attempt to follow after them.
The movie will be directed by Soham Mehta, the script was written by Rajiv Shah, and both men will be producing along with Tim Kwok.
Although all of this is up in the air right now as confirmation of Lautner's participation has yet to be confirmed, this new role may come as a surprise to many who don't typically see the celebrity in such serious roles that require more than lifting his shirt. Lautner may have played his part in Abduction, but I think we can all admit that was a real crash and burn — like, Rotten Tomatoes only gave the film a four percent on the tomatometer. Yikes. Plus, it's a bit difficult to take the actor seriously after that horribly gooey role he had with Taylor Swift in Valentine's Day. That torture was real:
However, it's may not necessarily be Lautner's acting that's the problem, but it might actually be the roles he's taking on and the character's he's choosing to portray. I doubt that "frat bro" and "sharkboy" are quite helpful on his resume, so if he really is reaching a deal to join the cast for Run the Tide, then this might just be the push he needs to prove that he can be part of the big leagues. Sure, the Twilight saga will go down as one of the most popular film franchises in history, but that doesn't exactly scream Oscar-worthy. At all.
Yet not only does the plot of Run the Tide seem like a good platform for Lautner so he can put his acting range to the test, but even his former Twilight co-star found extreme success after her most recent gig in indie movies: Kristen Stewart was lauded for her performance in Camp X-Ray at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, which was equally surprising as this Lautner news, because she often gets a lot of criticism for her somewhat static performances and little to no emotion in several of her films. However, even then Stewart has scored many more "big girl" roles in movies like On the Road, The Runaways and Panic Room than her Twilight co-star. She's even taking on another indie film called Anesthesia.
So, it looks like Lautner should follow in the footsteps of his friend as we know Jacob would for Bella, and use his role as Rey to show us that hidden talent.
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An Asian Tex-Mex Food Truck and More Seattle Food News You Can Use: March 22, 2019 Edition
This week, read about the return of South Park's beloved Asian-Tex Mex fusion counter Phorale in its new life as a food truck; Korean-inspired chicken and waffles, poutine, and other comfort food from the new Ballard restaurant Watson's Counter; a new all-day cafe called Bar Hitchcock on Bainbridge Island from chef Brendan McGill; and news of two upcoming Shake Shack locations for Washington. You'll find all that, plus events for this weekend (like Plate of Nations and the 20th Annual Washington Cask Beer Festival) below. For more ideas, try our list of food and drink specials to try in March, our list of places to pick up food for a picnic, and our full food and drink calendar.
Bar Hitchcock
Chef Brendan McGill's cozy new all-day cafe Bar Hitchcock, located next door to Hitchcock and Hitchcock Deli on Bainbridge Island, opens today, according to a press release. The space seats 50 guests and includes a 30-foot bar as well as a lounge area with a communal table, fireplace, books, board games, and vinyl records. In addition, there's a bar program created by Erik Hakkinen of Zig Zag Cafe, with options for "spritz," "restorative," and "boozy" cocktails that will rotate seasonally. For breakfast, there will be dishes like shakshuka, a lox plate, and avocado toast with fermented chilis and radish, as well as espresso and pastries, followed by items like sandwiches (including porchetta, pastrami, and Carolina BBQ), harissa lentils, and wood-fired kabocha squash for lunch. From 4-10 pm, the bar menu includes charcuterie, steamed mussels, baked oysters, barbecue pork cheeks, fish sauce wings, and more. In the press release, McGill said, "The beauty of an all day cafe and bar is that our guests can eat, drink, and play with zero pretension. From brunch with your crew, laptop coffee shop time, a drink and snack at the bar, or a place to drink wine, play cards and listen to music…we'll be open at least 14 hours a day, which creates a great deal of opportunity."
Bainbridge Island
Hood Famous Cafe and Bar
The beloved Ballard bakeshop, famous for its Filipino-inspired specialties such as ube cheesecake, will host the official grand opening of its new cafe and bar, which soft-opened inside the Publix Hotel on March 4, this weekend. In addition to co-owner Chera Amlag's well-known sweets, the new location also carries breads and pastries, as well as savory offerings from Amlag's co-owner and husband Geo Quibuyen, like Filipino-inflected quiches with fillings like longanisa sausage and bittermelon. The bar features a coffee program by day and a drink menu with cocktails in familiar flavors like tamarind, guava, and ube by night.
International District
Izumi Ramen
This ramen joint, which opened in Pioneer Square and had its first Yelp review on February 19, serves a variety of Hokkaido-style ramen, with broth options like traditional tonkotsu, miso, and shoyu, and a selection of toppings.
Pioneer Square
South Park's beloved Tex Mex-Asian fusion food counter, which former Stranger food writer Tobias Coughlin-Bogue praised for its "adventurous flavor combinations" and which closed in January 2018, is re-opening as a food truck and will have its grand opening outside Bar Ciudad on March 23. The new menu features signature sandwiches like "The Gringo" (sliced steak, sautéed onions, habanero bechamel, and Phorale sweet and spicy sauce on a house-made bolillo) and "The Fuego" (pork marinated with Phorale spicy sauce, pickled vegetables, and garlic cilantro mayo on a bolillo), pho with a sous-vide egg, and "munchies" like 12-hour sous-vide pork belly, Phorale fries (fries with a choice of meat, avocado crema salsa, and habanero), "sucio wings," and "chimichino" (spicy pork egg rolls with avocado crema and salsa).
Various locations
Watson's Counter
This restaurant, which opened in Ballard and had its first Yelp review on March 1, features a brunch-focused menu of nostalgic comfort food with Korean influences, including "cereal French toast" encrusted with Fruity Pebbles or Frosted Flakes, chicken and waffles, loco moco, a Korean barbecue plate with pork belly and lettuce wraps, and "Korean poutine" (with braised short ribs or mushrooms, Beecher's Flagship cheese curds, and red-eye or mushroom gravy on fries). There's also a full espresso bar. Reviews on Yelp are positive so far.
Elysian Tangletown Pub
Anheuser-Busch InBev, the largest beer producer in the world and the current owner of Elysian Brewing, closed Elysian's Tangletown Pub near Green Lake this week. According to a spokesperson for the company, the location will be spun off into a separate brewery called "Tangletown Public House" owned by David Buhler, one of the original founders of Elysian.
Green Lake
Shake Shack coming to Kirkland and University Village
Shake Shack, the wildly popular New York-based burger chain that opened its first Washington location in South Lake Union in October 2018, plans to add locations in Kirkland and University Village. The University Village location will feature an outdoor patio, while the Kirkland location will be housed in a development called Kirkland Urban with 14 other tenants, including new locations of Dough Zone Dumpling House, Caffe Ladro, Evergreens, Mud Bay, QFC, and an unnamed restaurant from Heavy Restaurant Group (which also owns Purple Cafe and Wine Bar, Pablo y Pablo, and Barrio, among others), most of which are set to open by August 2019. The timeline for the Shake Shack openings has not yet been announced.
Thompson announces new restaurant concept
The upscale downtown hotel Thompson Seattle, which closed its restaurant Scout for a redesign and rebrand in January, has revealed details about its new restaurant concept. The restaurant, called Conversation, will focus on human connection away from technology and may even feature a "tableside phone valet" who will gather phones from guests and lock them away during the meal. Executive chef Derek Simcik plans to highlight international flavors, including influences from his upbringing in Germany, France, England, the Netherlands, China, and Japan, as well as modernist techniques. The restaurant will open on May 1.
Upcoming restaurants reach crowdfunding goals
This week, Bar del Corso chef Melissa Miranda, who recently launched a Kickstarter campaign
for a brick-and-mortar restaurant for her popular Northwest-inspired Filipinx pop-up Musang, reached her goal of $75,000 with 26 hours left to go. In addition, Kamonegi chef and owner Mutsuko Soma reached her $15,000 goal for her IndieGogo campaign for her upcoming sake bar Hannyatou, which will be located next door to Kamonegi.
What if your sixth-grade museum field trip grew up to be the boozy evening of your dreams? Such is the premise behind this geeked-out craft beer fest, where you're invited to imbibe as many four-ounce samples as you can handle from breweries and cideries and learn the science behind your favorite beverages. Talk to the brewmasters to get the scoop on their processes, take a toasty trip through the Science Center, and participate in hoppy hands-on activities and demonstrations that would make Bill Nye proud.
Pine Box Seventh Anniversary
In honor of their seventh year in business, the Capitol Hill mortuary-turned-watering hole will assemble an "epic" tap list and release their seventh anniversary beer: The Seven Nail, a "blend melding aromas of pine, strawberry and assertive Brettanomyces funk followed by flavors of tropical fruit and evergreen spices" brewed and blended in collaboration with the Pine Box's friends at Firestone Walker Brewing Co. at their Barrelworks facility in California.
8th Annual Macaron Day
Celebrate the colorful French confection in a variety of flavors like passionfruit and lime—all proceeds from macarons and macaron-themed T-shirts, totes, and posters will benefit Pike Market Senior Center, which provides a community and resources for vulnerable seniors.
Pedal to the Metal Fest 2
Fans of hair-raising brews can revel in a tap list of exclusively strong beers.
Plate of Nations
Every year, Plate of Nations presents a two-week-long opportunity to avail ourselves of the rich and varied cuisines of Rainier Valley, with shareable plates priced at $20 and $30. This year, 14 restaurants are participating, with Mexican, Chinese, Vietnamese, Peruvian, Mexican, Mediterranean, and more represented in the mix. Among the highlights are Szechuan fare from Little Chengdu, smoky Peruvian charcoal-roasted rotisserie chicken from Big Chickie, inimitable tacos from Tacos Chukis, and Ethiopian food from Cafe Ibex. "If you've never been to Cafe Ibex… you're missing out on some of the best food in town," former Stranger food editor Angela Garbes once wrote about the event. "South Seattle is where it's at. Catch up."
20th Annual Washington Cask Beer Festival
Lester Black calls cask ale "the most underappreciated beer style in Seattle," noting that its "mellow carbonation, smooth flavor, and not-quite-cold serving temperature perfectly complement never-ending rainy days." Try it for yourself at this festival featuring cask-conditioned beers from more than 40 different Washington breweries.
Asian Cajun Vegan Pop-Up
Preview 100% vegan Asian-Cajun fare from the menu of the upcoming Asian Cajun Vegan Food Truck.
Brouwer's Cafe 14th Anniversary
The esoteric Fremont beer temple celebrates its 14th trip around the sun with the debut of a lambic-inspired wild huckleberry sour collaboration brew with Hood River-based pFriem, plus past anniversary beers and selections from the cellar on tap. And since the anniversary coincides with Orval Day, they'll also have the famous Trappist beer on tap.
Grains Of Wrath Launch Party
Chuck's Hop Shop will welcome the award-winning Camas-based brewery Grains of Wrath Brewing to Seattle with a selection of their beers on tap.
Heritage Distilling Co. & SeaBear BSB Smoked Salmon Launch
Be the first to try SeaBear's BSB Smoked Salmon (made with Heritage Distilling's Brown Sugar Bourbon) and partake in a flight of smoked salmon and spirits pairings. Plus, avail yourself of special pricing on bottle purchases.
The Hideout's 14th Anniversary Party
The dimly lit Capitol Hill bar is lucky enough to share a birthday with legendary singer Chaka Khan, which means they'll celebrate 14 years around the sun with an '80s dance party.
Hood Famous Bakeshop Waffle Pop-Up
For one night only, inhale fluffy-crisp mochi waffles drizzled with syrups in flavors like calamansi.
Midnight Mecca: South on S E V E N Roundtrip
For the March edition of the sought-after Midnight Mecca pop-up, chef Tarik Abdullah and Damon Bomar of Brown Liquor Cocktail Co. have created a six-course dinner with cocktail and wine pairings inspired by "the cultures one would find along the number 7 bus line from the International District to Rainier Beach." Each course and pairing will correspond to a different bus stop or neighborhood, with ingredients sourced from the international markets and stores located in each area.
Orval Day
Orval Day was created by Seattle-based specialty beer importer Merchant du Vin in honor of the famed 1000-plus-year-old Orval Trappist Ale brewed within the walls of Notre Dame d'Orval Monastery. For every glass of Orval sold, Merchant du Vin will donate 50 cents to the Safe Water Network, which aims to bring clean and sustainable water to communities like Ghana and India.
Poke & Pints for Public Lands
Nosh on raw fish bowls and quaff cold brews. $1 from each poke bowl from Big Boys Kainan and Food Truck and $1 from each pint from Hellbent Brewing Company will benefit nonprofit Washington Wild to support their efforts to protect wild lands and rivers in our state, and reps from the organization will be on hand to educate guests about issues and provide postcards to mail to your senator. Plus, Elias Kauhane will provide live music throughout the day, and Hellbent will release Pau Hana IPA Passion-Orange-Guava, a limited-edition beer with tropical flavors.
The Takeover
Each Saturday, Chop Suey will feature a different local food truck along with local beer and drinks on tap, plus raffles, games, and giveaways.
Temple Pastry Pop Up
At this tropical edition of baker Christina Wood's pop-up bakery, score some pastries like chocolate passionfruit cruffins, roasted pineapple Danishes, coconut kouign-amann, guava and cheese pastries, and tamarind caramel cruffins. All pastries are made with sourdough cultures for depth of flavor and freshly milled, locally sourced flours.
Wink Doughnuts Pop-Up Shop
Start off your Saturday with gluten-free, organic, and plant-based doughnuts from Wink, along with craft coffee beverages from Ghost Note.
Breaks n Eggs: A Funky Brunch + The Griot Party Edition
Fill your plate with crispy chicken and waffles, sip a mimosa, and groove to music from recording artist and DJ Jus Moni of the Sway and Swoon Collective. The Griot Party, a collective of storytellers, musicians, and other artists, will provide performances by founder and poet Logic Amen, spoken word artist Elijah Mu'ied, and others.
Brunch With Musang: Fil-Am Edition Featuring Chef Jun Robles
Filipino chef Jun Robles, known for his Filipino-American pop-ups in Portland and who recently relocated to Seattle, will join Bar del Corso chef Melissa Miranda for a special edition of her Northwest-inspired Filipino brunch pop-up Musang.
Cookbook Club: Brunch Edition
Bring a dish to share from Smitten Kitchen Every Day and taste others, with beverages and tunes provided by the Works.
Fire & Ash: Greece
Chef Ash Stockham will make use of the Whale Win's wood-fired oven and outdoor grills to recreate the "live fire cooking traditions of Greece," with an a la carte menu that includes rice-stuffed octopus, skordalia (a thick Greek garlic dip), orange and fennel sausage, honey, olive oil, and more.
Hip Hop Lobster Night
You've heard of a rock lobster, but how about a hiphop lobster? This dinner from Ethan Stowell's Marine Hardware pairs seafood and sides like Old Bay-seasoned fries with throwback hiphop tunes, with chocolate malt budino for dessert.
Northwest Women Stars of Food & Wine
This annual reception gathers tastemaking women chefs, winemakers, and sommeliers of the Pacific Northwest (and their fans) in the Columbia Tower for a night of bites and drinks. The lineup this year includes Monica Dimas, chef and owner of Neon Taco, Westman's Bagel and Coffee, and Little Neon Taco; chef and "hummus maven" Kristi Brown, owner of That Brown Girl Cooks!; chef Nicole Matson of How to Cook a Wolf; Tana Mielke, chef and owner of Omega Ouzeri; Emme Ribeiro Collins, chef and owner of Alcove Dining Room; and many others. Besides food, there are exclusive tastings from sommeliers, plus wine, beer, cider, spirits, and a sparkling wine bar. The event raises funds for the SOS Clinic, a free urgent-care clinic in Walla Walla serving uninsured migrant workers.
Whiskey & Waffles Brunch
Trade the cup of coffee you'd usually have with your morning waffles for a glass of fine whiskey.
Wine Dinner at Cortina
Ethan Stowell's newest restaurant will share five wines from Avennia paired with a four-course meal by chef Scott Siff, featuring dishes like fennel salad with pecorino, fontina ravioli, smoked pork shank with polenta, and torta Caprese with rose creme fraiche for dessert.
A Savory Vegan Pop-Up with Chef Joshua Ploeg
Touring vegan chef Joshua Ploeg will share his plant-based Northern European menu with Pacific Northwest influences, including inventive dishes like "magic items in a green pool" (greens and almond puree, vegan egg boat, smoky carrots, black salt almonds, curry oil, dandelion and dill) and stuffed cabbage and "fish" balls.
Le Coin and Dru Beer Spring Beer Dinner
Inspired by the recent spring solstice, Le Coin executive chef Joshua Delgado and Dru Bru brewery founder and head brewer Dru Ernst will come together to create a farm-to-table dinner with four seasonal courses and beer pairings.


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Got your house decorated yet? Samhain (the Fall Equitherm) is only a few weeks away! For many of us (including me), this is one of the most sacred times of the year – a time when I feel my Ancestors…Read More
First, several weeks prior to Samhain, we change our dinner grace from our usual set of graces to the Samhain Grace. For the Samhain Grace, we name, thank, and appreciate a specific Ancestor before dinner.Read More
Happy Darwin Day! This commemorates the birthday of the one who contributed the theory of natural selection to our understanding of evolution, Charles Darwin.Read More
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Despite accepting that "light" and "dark" are not really polarised, Shinto in general tends to avoid images related to death and darkness. While black and other dark colours are commonly used by Western Pagans, Shinto is usually associated with white, as well as bright red, gold and green – black is avoided for the most part.Read More


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NEW YORK — Nielsen ratings give "American Idol" a huge win as Kris Allen beat Adam Lambert to become the show's singing champ.
Nielsen says nearly 29 million viewers tuned in for the finale Wednesday night. "American Idol" viewership was one-third larger than the total audience logged by Fox's rival networks ABC, CBS, NBC and CW.
Meanwhile, "American Idol" helped carry the Fox network to its fifth straight win for the entire broadcast season among viewers age 18-to-49 years old.
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text: Share: Comments Print August 26, 2007 at 10:19 PM Updated depth chart Posted by Bob Condotta We'll get a real one sometime tomorrow morning, but for now, here's my best guess at what the depth chart is. OFFENSE QB Jake Locker Fr. Carl Bonnell Sr. RB Louis Rankin Sr. J.R. Hasty So. and/or Brandon Johnson Fr. FB Paul Homer So. Luke Kravitz Jr. WR Anthony Russo Sr. Corey Williams Sr. D'Andre Goodwin Fr. WR Marcel Reece Sr. Quintin Daniels Sr. Cody Ellis Sr. TE Michael Gottlieb Jr and/or Johnie Kirton Jr. and/or Robert Lewis Sr.. LT Cody Habben Fr. and/or Ben Ossai So. LG Ryan Tolar Fr Jordan White-Frisbee Jr. C Juan Garcia Sr. Ryan Bush Jr. RG Casey Bulyca Jr. Morgan Rosborough So. and/or Matt Sedillo Fr. RT Chad Macklin Sr. Erik Berglund Sr. PK Jared Ballman Jr./Ryan Perkins So. DEFENSE DE Daniel Te'o-Nesheim Jr. De'Shon Matthews DT Jordan Reffett Sr. Erick Lobos Sr. DT Wilson Afoa Sr. Cameron Elisara Fr. DE Greyson Gunheim Sr. Caesar Rayford Sr. SLB Dan Howell Sr. Kyle Trew Sr. MLB Donald Butler So. Trenton Tuiasiosopo Jr. Mason Foster Fr. WLB E.J. Savannah So. Chris Stevens Jr. CB Cory Nicol So. and/or Vonzell McDowell Fr. CB Roy Lewis Sr. Nicol or McDowell FS Jason Wells Jr. Jay Angotti So. SS Mesphin Forrester Jr. Darin Harris Sr. P Jared Ballman Jr./Ryan Perkins So. COMMENTS: The big questions remain at left tackle, cornerback and both kicking spots. But I think there will be a lot of rotating at the tackle and cornerback spots — as well as both the MLB and WLB spots that also remain in some contention based in part on Butler's health. Tight end also, obviously, remains wide open. But that's another spot where all of the players are likely to see significant time. Who actually starts come Friday at some of those positions may be based as much on what play the team runs first — or what defense it needs to be in — as anything else. Same holds true at receiver — if UW goes with three wides on its first play, then I figure Reece, Williams and Russo all go down as starters. Still, getting the official starting designation is certainly meaningful to the players involved and also an indicator of who the coaches think has done the best job so far at those spots. The most meaningful designantions this week could be the two kicking spots, as those are positions where rotating is less likely, though who knows with how open these positions appear to be. I also wouldn't be surprise if we don't get definitive word on those spots until the team is in Syracuse, or even gameday. Rosters are expanded for non-conference away games and Tyrone Willingham said he expects to take 66-70 players, which means all of the kickers could make the trip (as well as some true frosh who may not necessarily be expected to play). LOCKER RANKED No. 57: I also found this interesting story from Orlando Sentinel ranking every quarterback in Division-I football. Locker's rated 57, which isn't necessarily surprising considering that he has yet to play. I was kind of surprised Oregon State's QB duo was ranked ahead of him, however, and really surprised to see Arizona's Willie Tuitama ranked No. 27. I also think Tuitama's a lot better than he has shown to date — and avid readers of this space know I think Arizona has a chance to be really good this season — but that seems a little high at the moment. Comments


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Not being racist is not enough
Family of woman killed in Charlottesville protest honors her, calls for action at memorial
We do not live in a post-racial society. Racial hatred is alive and well. It's a reality that we will have to accept sooner or later. We saw it in an isolated incident and act of violence in Charleston; we see it now organized and accessible in Charlottesville.
No matter one's political beliefs, the notion that the election of a black president meant that we have finally moved beyond race in this country is just that – a notion. The same country that elected Barack Obama eight years ago is the same country that elected Donald Trump in 2016. To paraphrase the rap artist J. Cole, I think we've come a long way but I'm not sure it's in the right direction.
I was not surprised – disappointed, perhaps, but not surprised – by President Trump's initial failure to make an explicit denunciation of the groups promulgating hatred in Charlottesville. I was more surprised that so many commentators thought he would be more pointed in his condemnation of groups that are loyal to him, who are committed to helping him make America great again.
We elected a president whose campaign rhetoric was Goldwater-esque in its tone and tenor and effect. We now know the various aspects of his message appealed to many of our fellow Americans – young and old voters; urban and rural; those educated in the halls of ivy league schools and those with little formal education.
To be sure, president Trump's campaign and election did not result in the creation of the many groups on display last weekend promoting hatred. It did, however, emboldened them. They have taken his campaign slogan as their directive.
For those of us who do not share their racial hatred, we have to be equally vigilant in our focus and our actions. We have to educate ourselves and our children so that they have the knowledge and the understanding to put our ongoing struggles with race, our history of movements and the tendency to make false equivalents between them and the role of government, in context. It will take education and love to overcome hate. Love is not enough. If we believe that racism is taught; then antiracism must be taught as well.
Not being prejudice against people of color; not discriminating personally or corporately, not expressing biases – these are good places to start. Not being racist aligns with our moral compass and may cause us to be disgusted by the mistreatment of others. Not being racist is a low bar for most of us.
However, becoming anti-racist moves us beyond a passive response of being appalled by what we see and stating one's position, values and beliefs. Antiracism is about aligning one's action with those beliefs; it means opposing racism and not just being offended by it.
Being antiracist requires that we actively learn and deepen our understanding of what racism is; that we accept the discomfort that will ensue; that we explore our biases with courage; we commit to be a part of the solution and we work to develop meaningful connection with people who do not share our racial identity.
Becoming antiracist requires that we actively create the world we want. It is a journey. Fortunately, the world is small – we can begin with the change that is possible in our own lives.
Tiffany Capers leads Black Lives Matter Charlotte, which is not affiliated with the national Black Lives Matter organization. Capers serves on several nonprofit boards and committees and mentors students at West Charlotte. Email: capers08096


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Robert Motherwell (1915-1991), alongside Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, and Willem de Kooning, made up the quartet of American abstract painters that radically defined Modern painting and established New York City as the center of the art world for the second half of the 20th century.
Motherwell is one of the most remarkable and courageous printmakers of the 20th century. He was always searching for new techniques to express his ideas and aesthetic.
He was the unofficial spokesman of the New York School, writing, teaching and lecturing on behalf of the movement, his fellow artists, and the merits of abstraction.
While it is almost impossible to decipher any trace of figuration in Motherwell's oeuvre, he was inspired by and referenced literature, politics and art history.
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Washington Redskins rookie running back Derrius Guice continued his generous offseason by surprising his mother with a new car.
Guice, who was selected in the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft, shared a video on Twitter of his mother's reaction as he arrived at her Baton Rouge, La., home in a white Jaguar SUV with a bow on the hood.
His mother, Beulah, could barely contain herself before her son christened the car with a bottle of champagne.
Guice was raised by his mother after his father was murdered when he was young.
The 21-year-old Guice's most recent gift comes on the heels of raising money for cancer research and taking random Redskins fans to the movies.
Guice rushed for 1,251 yards and 11 touchdowns last season at LSU. He was even better as a sophomore, piling up 1,387 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns.
The 5-foot-11, 220-pound Guice set school records for the longest run (96 yards) and rushing yards in one game (285). Guice left with a career average of 6.527 yards per carry, also an LSU record.
Guice left LSU with the fifth-highest rushing total in school history (3,074 yards), one spot behind Leonard Fournette (3,830 yards).


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Security is all about, communication and understanding the language.
"Just look at SCADA," said Joe Weiss, managing partner at Applied Control Solutions during today's keynote address at the Control System Cyber Security Conference in Washington, DC. "There is no good single definition. Definitions of terms are different in people's minds."
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Denial of service, fail safe, IED, redundancy, SCADA, all have different meanings, he said.
Even reliability/safety/security have different meanings, Weiss said. "Theoretically, they should be complementary. Unfortunately they are not. Security and safety should go in the same direction. They don't. That is the problem; they should be tied together like a glove."
In the "old days" safety was always separated from control, but now they are on the same system "and if you integrate safety and control you have a problem," he said.
"It is incumbent upon us in the industrial control area to come up with terms we all can work with," Weiss said.
The IT side of the equation has their terms, but they often differ from the engineering side.
That ends up being part of the problem as both sides, while having to work together, often work in a vacuum and not with each other.
"You have people talking about where control systems are going sitting in one room and you have people talking about security in the other room," Weiss said. "Both of those discussions need to be in the same room. They are not talking to each other."
The communication issue and security enlightenment overall will change if chief executives across the board start acknowledging and forcing the issue.
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In this series of blogs, we are focusing attention on the hardest places–churches that are seldom addressed in most of the church health literature. These are places where strong leaders seldom go, energetic people seldom stay, and new days simply don't dawn. So, year after year, the pages of the church calendar find a way to be flipped, but stories of impact are primarily told elsewhere.
Now, my intent isn't to depress, or even to offend. You may have engaged this second installment with hopefulness, having been drawn in by curiosity from our opening blog in hopes that answers are near at hand. My point in such a downer of a first paragraph is to let you know that you're in a real place and somebody understands what it feels like to be there.
For some, it can be called a "culture of can't." This is where you find yourself when you start answering the ideas and suggestions of others with a well-rehearsed litany of why you can't follow their advice. "We don't have people to do that…" "We lack the resources to make that work…" "We tried that a few years ago…" "We have building issues that prevent us from that…" The list of statements that eliminate hope is quite a long one.
Well, here's a news flash. You're probably right! I've been to many churches stuck in this "culture of can't" and these aren't just excuses–they are realities. There are reasons why someone else's programs and ideas won't be as effective. There are things you don't have people to do. There are ideas you simply can't afford. Can't means cannot–it's not a form of will not or don't wish we could. You can't!
I've sat through my share of ministry idea sessions–led some of them too. And I know what can't feels like. Unfortunately, when can't has been your answer long enough, you start doubting if there's anything you CAN do. And I think that's a mistake. There's always a "can" available, it just may not be as world-changing as you wish–at least not yet.
The first place to go looking for your "can" is in your own heart. What do you long to see? What do you want to do more than anything else? Why did you start down this whole ministry path anyway? You see, often the disappointments of can'ts or the feeling that I have to do what everyone else is doing can turn me from the path I was made to walk. And God has likely revealed at least a portion of that path in my heart, or through my life dreams.
I once asked a pastor what he'd do if he could do anything he wanted and his response was "to heal broken people." Cool answer. When I pushed a bit harder, I learned that he had once been one of those and a small collection of senior saints had loved him to back to a healthy life. All he wanted to do was help people like that.
So when I asked if he thought his church could do that with him, he thought for a moment about the 32 people he'd been pastoring for 17 years and decided that he thought they could–and a "can" suddenly appeared in his otherwise bleak windshield. Now that was the first of many steps that needed to be taken (steps we'll talk about in upcoming parts of this blog), but it was a critical step. We simply must find a meaningful "can" among all the broken pieces of past efforts.
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Councils are being called upon to remove speed bumps amid fears the traffic calming measures could result in more than an insurance policy claim.
The Association of British Drivers (ABD) has made the suggestion following an incident in which a police van struck a hump while on its way to attend the scene of a 999 call.
After striking the bump, the van became airborne and collided with another vehicle before ploughing into a garden where six people were standing. No-one was hurt.
Nigel Humphries, ABD spokesman, stated: "We need to get away from the simplistic notion that speed humps make roads safer – they do not, they often make them more dangerous."
The ABD has praised Barnet in Hertfordshire for being "forward-thinking" after pledging some years ago to remove its sleeping policemen amid fears that they were not effective and could cause damage to vehicles.
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Find out what's inside tonight's copy of E10Don't forget to grab a copy of our matchday magazine upon arriving at the Matchroom Stadium this evening.
E10 is priced at only £3 and the 68-page magazine is filled with content including a number of new features.
Included in tonight's issue of E10:
• Sandro Semedo is the Big Interview as he discusses growing up in Portugal, moving to London and how he joined the O's.
• We catch up with ex O's goalkeeper Glyn Garner in the Heroes of the Orient as he shares his memories from his time at the Matchroom Stadium.
• Notes from manager Andy Hessenthaler and captain Robbie Weir.
• Kit Manager Ada Martin looks back on the opening-day trip to Cheltenham Town for In The Kit Bag.
• Defender Callum Kennedy is the latest to take part in our When I Was A Kid feature as he reveals his first footballing memories.
• A look back at the O's recent games against Fulham and Newport County AFC.
• All the information on the Leyton Orient Women's team and their pre-season campaign.
• Goalkeeper Alex Cisak takes on our Dream Team challenge, picking his best XI from those he has played with or under during his career to date.
• The latest Academy Update with a report from the U18s recent victory at Barnet, whilst we also profile second-year scholar Tristan Abrahams.
• All the lowdown on our opponents Stevenage and their manager Darren Sarll.
• Plus features such as a Season in Focus, Two's Company, Stats Your League Two Lot and plenty more...
E10 will be available from sellers upon entering the ground, in the Supporters' Club and in the Club Shop. Any remaining copies will go on sale in the Club Shop after the full-time whistle.
A digital version of the matchday magazine will also be available to purchase online from here.


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CNR Holds Final Commencement
CNR graduated its last class at Commencement on May 21 at the iconic Riverside ChurchREAD MORE>>
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The College of New Rochelle and Mercy College have entered into an agreement that will ensure a seamless transition for CNR students to continue their education at Mercy uninterrupted.Learn More
While The College of New Rochelle is no longer accepting applications to its programs, through an arrangement with Mercy College, students interested in applying to Mercy for the Summer and Fall 2019 start terms will receive priority admission consideration.Learn More
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CNR Holds Final Commencement
While the occasion was a celebration of a major achievement for nearly 1,000 graduates of the Class of 2019, it was also bittersweet as the last Commencement of The College of New Rochelle and its final graduating class. The grandeur of New York City's iconic Riverside Church was befitting the milestone event.
CNR Alumna and Archivist Reflects on 115 Year History of CNR
On a beautiful June day, members of the College Community gathered for a final Mass in Maura Ballroom. During the Mass, Sr. Martha Counihan, OSU SAS'67, College Archivist, reflected on the 115 years of CNR.
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Here in Florida, we are fortunate to have a vibrant elder population which continues to grow. Members of this community maintain active lifestyles and wish to maintain personal control over their choices regarding finances and living arrangements. The field of Elder Law encompasses issues that this community may expect to face as they age such as applying for and receiving Social Security, Medicaid, or Veterans Administration benefits, physical abuse/financial exploitation by family members or others, initiating or challenging a guardianship action for a loved one, planning for a special needs adult child, or caring for an incapacitated spouse.
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As a TA Psychotherapist and Supervisor working in central Edinburgh I am currently taking on new supervisees for both individual and group supervision starting in October 2016. This could be for a particular problem you are experiencing in your practice, for general supervision, or for those students who are starting out in private practice or on placement.
Individual supervision – I am available for individual supervision on a Tuesday afternoon and evening. Individual supervision sessions will be held monthly and last for one hour. The fee will be £45 per session.
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When I first tasted the Sidebar Cellars Kerner, from the Mokelumne Glen vineyard in Lodi, I thought to myself, "wow this is a fun little white", as I sat in the heat of Lodi in April. At that time, we were exploring the Mokelumne River AVA, and I didn't make the connection to David Ramey of – read full article –
How Green was my ValleyPublished on :
Driving along highway 116 in western Sonoma County, you may have driven by the former River Road Vineyards, now the Rubin Family Wines complex – a sprawling, aging wood complex including a restaurant and bar patio, as you head towards Forestville. This area of the Russian River Valley has been home to some of the – read full article –
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It's hard to tell my looking out the window these days, but it's high summer. Generally speaking, high summer means warm weather, sunny days, and relaxing weekend BBQs with cold, refreshing pink wine. Ellipsis Wine Company was founded in 2008 by Jonathan Neisingh, who, after growing up in the heart of Sonoma wine country (in Healdsburg) – read full article –
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Peirson Meyer Wines were born from a friendship that was formed in early 2001, when Lesley Warner-Peirson, her husband Alan Peirson, and Robbie & Shannon Meyer met at Peter Michael Winery. With a shared passion, their first wine, the L'Angevin Russian River Chardonnay, was produced in 2001. Today, Peirson Meyer crafts small lot wines sourced – read full article –
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Wandering the aisles of the annual Pinot Days in San Francisco is a combination of old friends, new discoveries, and random skee ball shooting. This year, there was a new venue, new wineries, and new tastes abounding, of which a few really stood out. I fully admit that I stopped by the Spell Estate table, – read full article –
Roses of Summer: Ousterhout Wines Russian River ValleyPublished on :
It isn't often that I find a new winery, that I haven't at least heard of. Recently, when I received the invitation to the Ousterhout Wine & Vineyard Release party here in San Francisco, I was excited to be able to go and try new wines without having to go very far from home. Leave it to me – read full article –
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When I first came to know the wines of Bucher Vineyards, it was through my love of all things Pinot. A very specific spot in the Russian River AVA, with a true sense of terroir, I had been drinking the wines of Holdredge Winee for years before I came to know the people behind the amazing – read full article –
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What do you think about when you think about wine? Flavor, name, price? When I think about wine, I think about location. Where is it from? Is it from a vineyard I know? An area that I'm fond of? Somewhere new? All of these things are characteristics of wine that peak my curiosity, and make – read full article –
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It's that time of year again – warm sunny days, cool rose, and wine events galore. One of the best events in Dry Creek is Passport, which takes place April 26-27 in Dry Creek Valley, part of the Sonoma County region. This year, the region celebrates 25 years of Passport to Dry Creek, where 50 – read full article –
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It's enough to make a make for TV movie, or at least – a great article in the Sunday food section. You know the story, small town boy, goes to the big city to live a dream and makes it big. In this case, this is the story of a little blogger who could. When – read full article –
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Sitting on the mountaintop overlooking Alexander Valley, Dry Creek and Geyserville, you might feel like doing your best Leonardo DiCaprio impression from Titanic. I'm the king queen of the world! Jordan Vineyards & Winery was founded in 1976, with a passion for world class Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon, made in the heart of Sonoma. Today, that – read full article –
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I love a good rosé. I'm also very picky about my rosé. From pale pink to deep salmon, a rosé of pinot noir can be all over the map, but generally speaking, it is delicious. Sonoma County natives Jonathon and Chris, founded Ellipsis after returning to the area after college. Jonathon holds a degree in – read full article –
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I've been a long time friend, and fan, of the wines of Cornerstone Napa. With a wide range of both classic Napa Cabernet Sauvignons, as well as the newest addition, Cornerstone Oregon, they have made their mark on the wine business producing distinctive wines with style. In comes the renegade second label, Stepping Stone. Every bit the – read full article –
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When I first met Leon Glover, winemaker, owner, bottle washer, and mad scientist at Lionheart Wines, several years ago at Crushpad, I knew he was going to make some special wines. Recently, I had the chance to catch up with him and see how things were going. WIth the wines resting (ok under lock and – read full article –
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Book Clubs
Mac's Backs Book Club reads literary fiction and popular nonfiction and meets the third Wednesday of every month at 7pm.
Cleveland Rights Readers meet every other month to discuss fiction and nonfiction dealing with human rights.
Feminist Book Club meets the Third Tuesday of every month at 7:30pm.
Science Fiction Book Club meets the Third Thursday each month at 7 p.m.
Comix Happy Hour discusses graphic novels and meets the First Friday each month at 6:30 p.m.


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- rebirthdesignAsked on February 27, 2014 at 03:10 AM
Hi there!
I'm wondering what kinds of additional tricks can be applied to the validation that can be applied to text boxes etc? Presently it can be none; alpha; alphanumeric; numeric; or email.
How can I have alphanumeric but NOT say allow user to start their input with a number?
- JotForm Supportashwin_dAnswered on February 27, 2014 at 08:59 AM
Hello rebirthdesign,
This can be only achieved by adding custom regular expression or you can download your form's source code and add custom javascript to validate the user input.
There is actually one other option which is very close to your requirement. You you know / have the format of the input text, you can actually use our "Input Mask" property of "Text Box" field. Please check the screenshot below:
Please check this demo form I created for you: http://www.jotformpro.com/form/40573241260950 In this, I have added an input max for 10 character but the first characted cannot be a number. Please be noted that while setting up input max, you should use @ symbol to mask letters inputs, # for numbers and * for both.
Feel free to clone this form for a closer look. The following guide should help you in form cloning: https://www.jotform.com/help/42-How-to-Clone-an-Existing-Form-from-a-URL
Hope this helps. Do get back to us if you have any questions.
Thank you!
- rebirthdesignAnswered on February 27, 2014 at 01:15 PM
Thanks - this works great on text box field - what about email fields? I don't see the input mask property. Perhaps I'll have to go the js route?
Thanks to please advise!
- JotForm SupportWelvinAnswered on February 27, 2014 at 03:25 PM
Input Masking is not enabled into our Email Field. Yes, I think that the only way is to use our source codes and apply a custom validation.
We'll see if we can come up for an example.


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So here I am in the final stretch of my training, and I'm not sure how I feel at this point. Ever since we got back from our trip, I've been running really well, with huge improvements in pace. Last week's 9-miler wasn't easy by any stretch, but I did it at a fair pace; my shorter runs this week have been much faster and very easy, even at 5+ miles. Today I ran 10 miles–first double-digit run ever, woo!–but for some reason I was embarrassingly slow. I can't even chalk it up to fatigue, because I could tell from the very start how heavy and plodding my pace was. I just didn't feel like running today. I guess I should be happy, though, that I made it the whole distance, and I didn't get any side cramps or other less delicate runners' issues. But next Sunday I have to run the whole 13.1, which is a big distance increase from one week to the next. A seasoned marathoner I chatted with at a party last night said that after you can run 10 miles, 13 isn't much of a leap, so I'll take her word for it.
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Blair, Andrew
Andrew Blair is a long-standing faculty member and faculty administrator, Andrew has had a rich and varied career that enables him to contribute his expertise to assignments within academic organizations at the departmental, school and university-wide levels. As a former executive associate dean (earlier, associate dean) and interim dean of the University of Pittsburgh's Katz Graduate School of Business and College of Business Administration (1971-1989), he exercised responsibility in the domains of faculty recruitment, faculty retention, faculty promotion and tenure, budget management and control, and external fund raising. As a former founding director of the University's International Business Center (1989-1999), a major federally-funded center, he was responsible for all facets of the center's programming and ensuring its continuity through successful rounds of refunding. As a former vice provost for faculty affairs (1999-2012), he took seriously and upheld the University of Pittsburgh system that preserves the rights and responsibilities of faculty within the framework of the University's policies and procedures (e.g., faculty appeals and grievances, review of individual school appointment, promotion, and tenure guidelines, and helping foster performance excellence by monitoring the faculty annual review process within individual schools and by overseeing or organizing orientation sessions for new faculty, department chairs, and senior administrators). A major special assignment was to chair a committee that undertook a compliance review of many of the accreditation standards established by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, as a component of the University's highly successful 2012 reaccreditation report and review. In addition to this portfolio, Dr. Blair served, at varying periods, as Provost's Office liaison to a number of the University's professional schools, including the Law School, Business School, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, School of Education, School of Social Work, and School of Information Sciences. This experience gave him special insights into the unique contexts and issues facing each of these schools. Dr. Blair is currently Professor of Business Administration and of Economics at the University of Pittsburgh, Katz Graduate School of Business and College of Business Administration, with a secondary appointment in the Department of Economics of the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences. He received his B.S., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees at Fordham University. He focuses his teaching and research in the areas of managerial economics, macroeconomic analysis and forecasting, international trade and the process of direct investment by multinational corporations. During the 1990s, Dr. Blair was significantly involved in central Europe's transition to become market-oriented economies, serving as one of the Katz Graduate School of Business' principal representatives to three new western-style management programs it helped to found in the region and as project director on two large USAID grants. In the early 1990s, he and other colleagues served as part of a consulting team that analyzed the prospects for revitalizing the economy of the northeastern portion of Hungary, in the aftermath of the collapse of the steel sector in that region. His private consulting has focused on assisting local arts organizations to develop their strategic planning and processes. From 2000 to 2003, Dr. Blair served as Chair of the Western Pennsylvania District Export Council.
Dr. Blair's other appointments have included Visiting Professor/Visiting Scholar, University College Dublin (1976-77, while on sabbatical from the University of Pittsburgh); Acting Dean, College of Business Administration, Fordham University (1970); Economist, Foreign Research Division, Federal Reserve Bank of New York (part of 1969, leave of absence); Associate Professor of Economics, Fordham University, 1967-1969
Dr. Blair is a member of the American Economic Association and the Academy of International Business. His honors and recognitions include membership in Phi Beta Kappa and Beta Gamma Sigma and the awarding of the Gold Medal by the Faculty of Management, Comenius University, Slovakia, for service in helping to create its Master of Business Administration Program.


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Four principles of receiving from God
In a vision Kenneth Hagin had in 1958, Jesus appeared to him and said, "If anybody, everywhere will take these four steps. or put these four principles into operation, they will always receive whatever they want from me." The steps Jesus gave him are these:
1) Say it
2) do it
3) Receive it
4) Tell it
For the next three days I will explain each step. and give you a confession.
Step one is to SAY IT
Confession: I have what I say. I speak positively and I receive accordingly. What I say is my faith speaking. And what I say makes me whole and well.
Make sure the person is ready to receive
1 Timothy 5:22 Lay hands suddenly on no man, neither be partaker of other men's sins: keep thyself pure.
In writing to Timothy, Paul said, "Lay hands suddenly on no man...." If you read the whole context of this verse, Paul is not talking about laying hands on someone to do the person harm; he's talking about the doctrine of the laying on of hands.
He is instructing Timothy not to be quick to lay hands on people and pray for them. I believe it is important that people are ready to receive when hands are laid on them.
I remember a woman who brought her daughter to me to be healed. The daughter was facing major surgery, and the woman wanted me to pray for her. Well, I endeavor to keep my spirit open to the Spirit of God, so before the mother said anything, I knew on the inside of me that the daughter didn't believe in divine healing and was just coming to please her mother. So I said to the two of them, "Well, let's just sit down and talk a little bit first."
Oh, no," the mother said. "I already told you. I got up early this morning and drove two hundred and forty miles. After you lay hands on my daughter and pray, I'm going to take her back home. I want to get back before our church service tonight."
Well, I don't want to be mean or ugly about it," I said. "But if that's the way it is, why don't you just go ahead, load her up, and take her back. Your daughter doesn't believe in divine healing, so there's really no point in me praying for her under the present circumstances."
The woman looked sort of startled and said, "Well, if that's the way you feel about it."
I told her that it had nothing to do with how I felt about it, but I knew there was no use for me to pray for her daughter under those circumstances. So the woman and her daughter agreed to sit down and talk with me.
--Brother Kenneth Hagin
From Pastor Larry: So many times we are quick to lay hands on people before they are ready. We have to preach, teach and then lay hands on people, if they believe. We cannot pray for people to be healed if they don't believe or are ready. People we have to do like the Bible says they have to hear and then be healed
Confession: I believe in divine healing and keep myself ready to receive when hands are laid on me. Therefore, no man will lay hands suddenly on me, because I am always ready to receive from God.
God's provision is through your mouth
Proverbs 18:20 A man's belly shall be satisfied with the fruit of his mouth; and with the increase of his lips shall he be filled.
You won't get the blessings of God just because you believe. You don't get saved, healed, or get answers to prayer just because you believe.
Most Christians think that is the case, but it isn't what the Bible teaches. The Bible teaches that you must believe and you must say something.
For example, in order to be saved, Romans 10:9-10 says, "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved."
Notice it doesn't say you'll be saved just because you believe. The very next verse says, "For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation."
Jesus didn't conclude Mark 11:23 by saying you'd have whatsoever you believed. He concluded it by saying, "He shall have whatsoever he saith."
Faith is always expressed in words! The words that you speak not just on Sunday, in church, or when you pray, but the words you speak in your everyday life, at home, with your friends, and on your job determine what you have in life.
People will say one thing in faith and turn around later and confess something that is not in faith and cancel out their faith confession. Confess the word no matter what it feels like or looks like. Don't let any negative confession come out of your mouth.
Confession: I purpose that I shall speak only according to God's Word!
1 John 5:4 For whatsoever is born of God overcomes the world: and this is the victory that overcomes the world, even our faith.
I may be in the world, but I am not of the world. I am of God. My citizenship is in Heaven. And while I am in this world, I have the Greater One living in me. "Greater is He that is in me, than he that is in the world" (1 John 4:4).
Who is in the world? The devil. He's called the god of this world in Second Corinthians 4:4.
What is in the world? Sin. But the Greater One in me is greater than sin. The Greater One conquered sin.
What else is in the world? Sickness. It's not of God. It doesn't come from Heaven. There's no sickness up there. Sickness is of this world. But the Greater One in me is the Healer.
What else is in the world? Trouble. Adverse circumstances. Seeming impossibilities. But when I've faced such things, I've just remembered who is on the inside of me and what the Bible says. I didn't even have to pray about it. I just looked that circumstance right in the face and laughed as I said, "If I don't make it over you, I'll make it around you. If I don't make it around you, I'll make it through you, because the Greater One is in me!" Even while I laughed, that circumstance ran off and hid!
The devil is not in control of my body, I am in Christ. No weapon formed against me will prosper. Get mad at the devil and take your place seated at the right hand of God.
Confession: I am born of God. And by releasing my faith in words through my mouth, I overcome the world!
Are you creating a pleasant atmosphere?
Proverbs 10:13, 24:3-4 In the lips of him that hath understanding wisdom is found. Through wisdom is a house built; and by understanding it is established: And by knowledge shall the chambers be filled with all precious and pleasant riches.
Mark 11:23-24 Says that spiritual things are created by words. Even natural, physical things are created by words! God, who is a Spirit, said, "Let there be an earth," and there was an earth. Jesus said, "Whosoever shall say…shall have whatsoever he saith."
Atmospheres are created with words. For example, if you go into a room where fish has been fried, the fish smell is still in the atmosphere. And if you go into a room where harsh words have been spoken, they also linger in the atmosphere. The air is heavy with them.
Children brought up in an atmosphere of wrong words become warped. They fail in life, because right words were not spoken to them.
Why is it that some children grow up strong and go out in life's fight and win? It's because the right kind of words were spoken in their home! Words make children love an education. Words bring children to church. Every child should grow up in a good church it will always give them and thoughts to return to when trouble comes. Parents need to support that by attending also. The apple does not fall from the tree. Worship together, pray together. It is so powerful when dads say prayers with their children at night.
Confession: I create the very atmosphere around me with my words. I speak words of wisdom, God's words. I speak words of faith, God's words. I speak words of love, God's words. And the chambers round about me are filled with precious and pleasant riches.
Understanding the power of your words
Proverbs 16:24 Pleasant words are as an honeycomb, sweet to the soul, and health to the bones.
Words bless or words curse.
Words heal or words make us sick.
Words that we hear in the morning will linger with us throughout the day. Wives and husbands need to realize that a biting, stinging word in the morning will rob their companion of efficiency the whole day long. But a loving, tender word, a little prayer word, will fill that loved one with music, and lead them into victory.
Parents and children need to realize that the home atmosphere is a product of words.
Learn to make words work for you. Learn to fill words with power that cannot be resisted. How do you do that? By filling your words with faith and love. As you know what you sow you will reap and not only you but your love ones. So make sure you are not sowing wrong words or seeds. God will judge and you will reap accordingly.
Confession: My words work for me. I fill them with a power that cannot be resisted. I fill my words with faith and love. My words bless. My words heal. My words lead my loved ones into victory. My words charge the atmosphere of my home with faith and love!
Speak Life!
Proverbs 18:21 Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof.
Speak words of life over your children. Don't believe the worst about them no matter how it seems they are headed. Never tell them they won't amount to anything or end up in jail. Believe the best and speak their future by faith. Surround them with positive words of faith and love.
Train them up in the Lord and they will always come back to Him. Then if they get off track, they will realize where they need to get back to when things start going wrong for them. That's why it is so important for Dad and Mom to be in Church, praying together reading the Bible at home setting the example for their children. Make your home a safe place for your children.
Confession: Life is in the power of my tongue, and I will minister life with it. I speak words of life!
1 Timothy 4:15 Meditate upon these things; give thyself wholly to them; that thy profiting may appear to all.
If your profiting is to appear to all, then it is to show! Why is godliness profitable? Why is living for God, being God's child, walking in fellowship with God, keeping God's commandments, profitable?
It is because God has made some promises to His faithful children. Notice the word "promise" in yesterday's text: "having promise of the life that now is" (1 Tim. 4:8). God has made us promises in this life. Our profiting is because of these promises.
And when our profiting (which is due to God's promises) appears to all, we are able to show the world there is a God in the Church - just as when Israel was walking with God, she could show the earth "there is a God in Israel" (1 Sam. 17:46).
Confession: I will meditate upon God's promises and give myself wholly to them, that my profiting may appear to all. I live the best, I drive the best, I live in the best, I walk in divine health, My marriage is strong.
Godliness benefits us NOW
1 Timothy 4: 8 Bodily exercise profits little: but godliness is profitable unto all things, having promise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come.
Some people would have you believe that godliness - living for God, being born again, walking in fellowship with the Lord - has no profit in this life. They think we must simply endure life with all its ups and downs, struggles and trials, always bearing in mind that "this life will soon be over."
I'm glad Paul gave us a balanced viewpoint by saying that godliness is not only profitable "over yonder" in the next life, but it has promise of "the life that now is."
As sinners, we were bankrupt, but God had mercy on us, and He sent Jesus to redeem us. Jesus came not only to save us from our sins, but to live within us (Col. 1:27). And Jesus wants us to bring as much glory to His Name, and to pay as rich dividends to Him as possible in this life. Instead of saying that godliness is a hindrance to success, the Apostle Paul says the exact opposite in our text scripture.
It doesn't cost to serve God - it pays!
Also Paul didn't say that exercise doesn't profit. He says in profits a little.
So take care of yourself and God will take care of the rest.
Confession: I live a godly life. I am born again. I live for God. I walk in fellowship with the Lord. This is profitable for me - here on earth in the life that now is, and also in the life which is to come!
How to resist fear
2 Timothy 1:7 For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind
Today's text calls fear a spirit, and it states definitely that the spirit of fear does not come from God. Today's faith thought is a confession you can use to successfully resist fear when it attempts to come upon you. Fear comes in different degrees. Worry is a type of fear., Doubt is a type of fear. Frequent sleepless nights is usually a sign of worry or great concern. The steps of a righteous person are ordered of the Lord.
Confession: Fear, I resist you, in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ. In His mighty Name, I resist you. I refuse to fear; I refuse to be afraid. It is written in His Word that He hath not given me the spirit of fear; But of power, and of love, and of a sound mind. I no longer have the spirit of fear. I have the spirit of love. I have the spirit of power. I have the spirit of a sound mind.
The Daily Bread
A devotional to equip, exhort, motivate and feed your spirit.
Larry Smoot
Pastor Larry Smoot is Senior Pastor of Church on the Rock in Stafford County, Virginia.
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"It is amazing that four centuries after Roger Williams founded this great state on liberty and individualism, Rhode Island again stands alone in New England, holding back a tide of cultural revolution and belief that would radically change our families and communities"I agree that it is amazing that Rhode Island is honoring its heritage of liberty by denying equal marriage rights to all of its citizens - amazingly bad. I also agree that granting same-sex marriage rights would definitely change our families and communities - for the better.
Saturday, May 09, 2009
In Which I Agree With Same-Sex Marriage Opponents
Here's a quote from today's ProJo cover story from Christopher Plante, director of Rhode Island's chapter of the National Organization
for against (same-sex) Marriage. It's a great quote because it works no matter how you feel about marriage equality.
Labels: articles, quotes, rhode island, same-sex marriage
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- Michael David Smith said...
It's quotes like those that make you realize just how weak all the arguments against same-sex marriage are.
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The Unit Dog project is a demonstration of surface area and volume manipulation. It's purpose will be to engage both the audience and the demonstrator to apply their knowledge and critical thinking skills to gain a new comprehension of surface area, nets, volume, and scale factors, using linking cubes and card stock to manipulate a "unit dog" based upon changes in any of these factors.
Surface area and volume, simple concepts apparent in complex circumstances, proves vital to everyday events and situations, providing information and tools that draw a line between accuracy and inaccuracy, even between life and death. My project is a basic demonstration of surface area, its calculation, and its application from paper into everyday life. Using a dog as a model, I will explore the most fundamental characteristics of 3D surfaces relative to their 2D representations.
Inside of math class, especially in the beginning classes, surface area may seem strange and almost pointless. The truth however, says otherwise. Surface area and volume can be applied to industry/manufacturing, economics, even to biology. SA/V has various diversified applications. A soda manufacturing company (e.g. Coca-Cola, Sprite, Pepsi) would use surface area and volume to correctly size and create labels for each individual can.
The greater the surface area of a radiator the more heat that will radiate outwards, keeping the internal engine cooler. Large, multi-cellular organisms have such a great number of tiny cells, because of the surface area to volume ratio is greater than it would be otherwise in larger cells. Principles of surface area and volume can be found everywhere, and neither can be passed off as unimportant math equations.


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VAT Assistant Manager
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- Recruiter
- Pro Tax
- Location
- England, London
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- £50000 - £58000 per annum
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- Job Role
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- Contract Type
- Permanent
VAT Assistant Manager - £50,000 - £58,000
Are you looking for a VAT role without the compliance?
Do you want to work directly with the Partner on a broad range of projects?
If the answer to either of these is yes, then this VAT Assistant Manager role will be ideal for you.
What do employees think?
"The firm has the culture of internal progression and the partners are always open to discuss your career development"
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The role
This role will give you the opportunity to undertake a steep learning curve with plenty of chance to learn on the job as well as being able to achieve formal qualifications. You will be the first point of contact for your own portfolio of clients as well as all VAT queries. As VAT Assistant Manager, you'll be doing a broad range of work including technical research, drafting advice and assisting in dispute and appeals.
What do you need to succeed in this role?
- Strong technical VAT knowledge
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- A good academic record and a holder of a degree in a traditional subject area
- It is vital to be articulate and confident, able to communicate well with all stakeholders
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To get more information on this VAT Assistant Manager role, then please get in contact on 0207 123 5059 or email@example.com
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You will certainly find on the market a large number of flat screen TVs, and with so many options, no wonder most of us are confused when it comes to choosing one. In order to ease your job, here are some helpful flat screen TV buying tips.
The size
First of all, the size is very important. You certainly don't want to get a big TV in case you have a small space. Choose the place where you want to put the TV and measure it. Depending on the size of the space, you will now know how big you want your TV to be. Another thing you should consider is that you can't put a big TV in a small room. It is really dangerous for your eyes to watch TV too close.
Plasma, LCD or LED?
Once you have chosen the size, it is now time to choose a display type. There are three types of flat screen TV's: plasma, LCD and LED. The cheapest ones are the LCD's, and they are usually smaller in size, they don't exceed 42 inches. A LED TV is similar with a LCD TV. The difference between them is that an LED TV has an incredible back lighting and a better energy saving. On the other hand a plasma TV comes in sizes larger than 42 inches and it is cheaper than a LCD or LED.
Other aspects you should consider
When buying a brand new flat screen TV, you must consider as well, the following aspects: 3D characteristic and internet connectivity. If you get a 3D TV, you must purchase a pair of 3D glasses. However, if you want your TV to have these options as well, then you must know that the price will certainly go up.
The price
You must know exactly how much money you want to spend on your new flat screen TV. Depending on the characteristics and the brand, you will find on the market flat screen TV's which are reasonably priced and others that are extremely expensive.
Compare the picture quality
It is extremely important that you compare the contrast ratios. The higher it is, the better the image's quality will be. Usually, plasma TVs have the best picture quality. They are a bit expensive, but they definitely worth the money. On the second place, after the plasma TVs, regarding the picture's quality, are the LED TVs, which can be a good choice as well.