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From Winged Eyeshadow to Bright Eyeliner: 27 of the Best Skin, Hair and Makeup Looks Lately
We've got a lot to cover in this week's edition of beauty inspiration—and the theme here is individuality!
Rather than one defining trend (like the pink eyeshadow that was everywhere a few months ago), these celebs experimented with everything from offbeat liner shades to creative hairstyles, and every lip colour under the sun.
Keep scrolling to see the best in beauty lately:
Lily-Rose Depp
What I like: Lily-Rose's skin, makeup, hair... everything! For me, what stands out most are her sculpted cheeks—achieved via expert contouring and highlighting, and accentuated by the ultra-tight ponytail. I also love her smoky eyes, which look incredibly modern thanks to the smudged-out flicks and silver at the inner corners. Her brows are ultra-natural, which will be a recurring theme below! What I'd change: Nothing.
Priyanka Chopra
What I like: Priyanka's eyeliner, which is not only unexpected in colour (a pale, icy aqua blue) but placement (thickly applied along the lower lash lines). It looks summery with the sheer pink shadow and matching lipstick, but I'm fine with that! The hair is simple and straight, so as not to compete. What I'd change: Nothing, although I'd still love to see her brows a little less angular.
Ana de Armas
What I like: Ana's brownish maroon lipstick on an otherwise fresh face. (Side note: How lovely is her eye colour?!) Notice how her brows are straight and dark, but she's only wearing mascara on her upper lashes—there's no other detectable makeup. I love the juxtaposition of the messy updo with the prim and proper blouse. What I'd change: Nothing.
Taylor Hill
What I like: Taylor's juicy pink lipstick and SUPER-natural brows. I mean, these babies haven't seen tweezers in a long time, if ever! Isn't it funny how shifts like this happen in beauty? Just a few years ago, I would've considered them "messy," but now I love the look. It's so pretty and youthful with long lashes, a centre-parted updo and oversized earrings. What I'd change: Nothing.
Jennifer Lawrence
What I like: We've already analyzed this photo for signs of cosmetic work in Jennifer's Before & After—but the beauty styling is so great, it deserves another discussion here! I always thought the blonde lob was her Life Cut, but these waves take it to a whole new level. I'm obsessed with the kitten eyeliner, feathery brows and raspberry lip stain as well. I don't think she has ever looked more beautiful! What I'd change: Nothing.
Selena Gomez
What I like: Selena's dramatic smoky eyes. If you're underwhelmed, check them out on her makeup artist's Instagram...
Holy wow! I don't know why the purple disappeared on the red carpet—maybe the lighting was really bad—but that there is some incredible artistry. Wisely, she kept her hair off her face and close to the head. Note the full brows. What I'd change: She's got "ring around the lips!"
Jaime King
What I like: Jaime's bangs and waves (which I think we can all agree are an improvement over their last appearance). Specifically, I really like that these are brushed-out spiral curls—not something you see every day on the red carpet! Her skin looks a lot fresher here, and the sheer strawberry lipstick is perfection. What I'd change: Nothing.
Dakota Johnson
What I like: Dakota's glossy red lipstick paired with a casual ponytail. Sometimes, a pony is absolutely the right choice on the red carpet! As usual, her skin is really natural, and she stuck to just mascara on her upper lashes. What I'd change: The stray hairs are a bit surprising/distracting. I also think she looks best in bangs!
Rashida Jones
What I like: Rashida's cute curtain bangs and mid-length cut. I also like the black liner on her (technically cat eyes but with her eye shape, they don't come across as such). I'm even okay with the lashes. I always appreciate that she shows off her freckles. What I'd change: Nothing.
Hailey Baldwin
What I like: Hailey's reddish-magenta eyeliner (!!) in her lower waterlines, with matching maroon shadow. I have a feeling you need to have this kind of model-perfect bone structure and flawless skin to pull it off. Also key are the natural lashes, nude lips and clean updo. The secret to her blonde is always having roots, which match her ashy eyebrows. What I'd change: Nothing.
Fan Bingbing
What I like: Fan's unique matte lipstick—it's red, but a pale red. The shadow is in a similar colour, with a hint of brown, grounded by strong black liner. What I'd change: The foundation is too chalky, and her brow pencil isn't ashy enough (a common problem!).
Camilla Belle
What I like: Camilla's orchid lipstick. She often favours this shade, which is a hard one to wear but looks so great on her. The blush is a little warmer, and there's a hint of gold liner underneath her eyes. Otherwise, it's all about her amazing full brows and some tasteful lashes. What I'd change: Nothing.
Camilla is wearing: False lashes • Brow pencil in Universal Taupe • Lipstick in Mother
Naomi Watts
What I like: Naomi's new hair! I can't tell if this is a shorter cut or just tied back, with more layers. Either way, it looks really youthful, especially in this darker blonde. The makeup is very fresh, with a classic red lip that wakes up her entire face. What I'd change: Her brows are a bit matchy and could be darker.
Elizabeth Olsen
What I like: We've seen this neutral makeup palette on Elizabeth many times before, but it never gets old for me! The shimmery taupe eyeshadow and "your lips, only better" lipstick are so incredibly perfect on her. And who wouldn't want to copy this modern beachy, subtly highlighted hair? What I'd change: Nothing.
Julianne Moore
What I like: Julianne's voluminous brushed-out waves in a lob length. So good! Her makeup is the usual pinky-violet tones with jet-black chunky lashes to make her eyes pop. She looks fresher than many women half her age! What I'd change: Nothing.
Kerry Washington
What I like: Kerry's bold, glittery, navy blue eyeshadow. Rather than diffusing it all over her lids, it's actually in a cat eye shape—which brings this '70s-inspired beauty look to life! The waves and deep side part really work for her face shape. What I'd change: I think the false lashes cheapen it and are way too over the top.
Kerry is wearing: Lip crayon in Almond Nude • Lip gloss in Berry Brown
Beth Behrs
What I like: It's hard to believe this is the same Beth as the person here. What a difference a couple years make! With her super-pale skin, she is one of the few who can actually pull off a long, light blonde 'do. Her skin is so beautiful—and that neon lipstick is the icing on the cake! What I'd change: Nothing.
Shiri Appleby
What I like: Shiri's new hair colour... let's call it "bronde!" It really makes her brown eyes pop, and I love the bedhead texture. The makeup is super-natural, with a hit of metallic gold along her lower lash lines. What I'd change: Nothing.
Lais Ribeiro
What I like: Lais' sleek, tight top knot and gorgeous luminous skin. There are those natural brows again, and makeup that looks lived-in—not too perfect. Of course, it's not like she needs anything! What I'd change: Nothing.
Karlie Kloss
What I like: Karlie also went for a top knot, but hers is more ballerina-like. This is a beauty look that you need to get up close to appreciate. The black waterlines look edgy with her full, brushed-up brows and a sheer berry lip balm. What I'd change: I'm not a fan of the platinum blonde, which washes her out. Bring back this shade, Karlie!
Emmy Rossum
What I like: Emmy's flawless skin and textured chestnut hair. While it could've been executed a bit better (more on that in a second!), I think the brown eyeshadow looks good with the matte pink lips. I also appreciate the absence of false lashes. What I'd change: The eyeshadow needs better blending. I'd also smudge out the black liner, which feels a bit harsh.
What I like: Zendaya's half-up high ponytail with bouncy waves. It's such a "Barbie" hairstyle, and kinda softens her vibe! Her makeup is also more subdued than normal, with a focus on glowing skin and subtle pinky-nude tones. What I'd change: The raw materials are there, so I don't get the need for the Instagram brows.
Selma Blair
What I like: Selma's long, vintage-inspired waves. I had no idea her hair was this length now! Sometimes, hairstyles like this can come across a bit dated, or too retro, but she hit just the right note with the fluffy texture, deep side part and sparkly barrette. The lipstick is ladylike, but the rest of the makeup is nice and fresh. What I'd change: Nothing.
Kate Bosworth
What I like: Kate's wavy, off-the-face, side-swept hairstyle. I think her blonde is a little darker as well, which looks amazing with the brown tone of the lipstick (an unexpected shade for her). Weirdly, I don't mind the false lashes, perhaps because there's no other colour on her face. What I'd change: Her skin finish looks a little heavy/patchy in places.
Sarah Jessica Parker
What I like: Sarah's strategic, face-brightening highlights. See how clever the placement is, to bring light and width to her face?! The eye makeup is her go-to black liner with lots of shimmery purplish shadow. This really works for her! What I'd change: Nothing.
Gabrielle Union
What I like: Gabrielle's hair texture, which I'm guessing was achieved via braids. The top section is pinned back, but not the sides, which looks more current than the usual half-up styles. She did a matchy-matchy thing with the copper lipstick and eyeshadow. What I'd change: Her eyebrows are too drawn-on; they were so much better here! I'm not crazy about the lashes either.
Delilah Belle Hamlin
What I like: Delilah's au naturel brows and mesmerizing eye makeup. If we break this down, she's wearing black cat eyes along the top lash lines, a warm gold shadow on her upper lids, and—wait for it—white liner in her lower waterlines. Maybe we need to rethink white liner, guys! What I'd change: These can't be her real lips... right? Like mother, like daughter.
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The sun is finally shining in Belfast and we want to shine the spotlight on Rhys, Chloe, Nicole and Niamh as they get ready to fly to Romania tomorrow. As with the rest of the team, we are super proud of these guys and support them in the adventure they are about to embark upon…
Age: 15
School/Work: Newbridge integrated college
Few of your favourite things: Music, Games, Sports, Women, Church
Why do you want to go to Romania?: To see how God works in many different ways in many different countries
What are you looking forward to the most?: The entire experience
What do you think will be most challenging?: Seeing sides of life I've never seen
Name: Chloe McCann
Age: 15
School/Where do you work: Grasta Christian School
Few of your favourite things: Music, drama, lip balms that smell really nice, and laughter.
Why do you want to go to Romania?: I want to go to Romania to see how God can use us over there. I hope we can bless the people with our words and actions. A tan would be nice too.
What are you looking forward to the most?: I am looking forward to seeing what God will use us for; stepping out and letting Him guide us.
What do you think will be most challenging? Probably the sadness of how upsetting their lifestyles are. Hopefully we will be able to leave knowing we made an impact. Maybe putting up with our crazy team for 12 days will be harder.
Age: 22
School/work: Tesco and teach dancing to children
Few of your favourite things: Food (lol), dancing chocolate, music
Why do you want to go to Romania: I've been to Romania before and I always wanted to go back so grabbed the opportunity when it arose.
What are you looking forward to most?: I'm looking forward to seeing the people we are going to visit and to be inspired and encouraged. As well as spending time with the other members of the team team from church-building relationships.
What do you think will be most challenging?: It will be challenging to see the kids and having to leave them behind, the language barrier and to see what I take for granted on a day to day basis at home.
Age: 17
School: Newbridge Integrated College
Few of my favourite things: Musical theatre…
Rain drops on Roses, and whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens, brown paper packages tied up with strings… seriously though, singing, acting, creating cute illustrations, anything vintage e.g. typewriters, tea dresses etc, fossils, cats and other animals.
Why do you want to go to Romania?: I want to go to Romania to connect with people, whether it's my team or those in Romania who just need a friend, to share and learn more about the word and be a light for God, following where He leads me.
What are you looking forward to most?: I'm most looking forward meeting new people and getting to know them not just their circumstances.
What do you think will be the most challenging?: Seeing people in a state of extreme poverty and hardship, the conditions in which these people live compared to how privileged we are, God will break my heart for those people to give me a greater passion to help and love them.

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I am amazed we are in November! The weather is changing and the students and staff are diligently working towards meeting their academic goals. The season of celebration, being thankful and helping others is fast approaching. ACA is currently hosting a food drive and are excited to help those in need.
Please continue to stop and think about how as adults we can model being kind to one another. An act of kindness goes a long way in someone's life. I challenge all of us to find one person a week and do something to make their day. A smile, a kind note, an encouraging text, their favorite drink or candy, etc.
This Fall:
Student Council for grades 6th – 8th are off to a strong start with fundraising for Breast Cancer Awareness month, celebrating and informing students about Red Ribbon Week, an anti-drug campaign with a national theme this year of "Respect Yourself. Be Drug-Free." In addition, the group is working towards Random Acts of Kindness. Mrs. MacCollum is the lead teacher working with the students.
Mrs. Buffo is bringing Student Council to grades 3rd through 5th grade. The goal is to begin to build leaders at a young age. Students will learn leadership skills, how to create positive change and prepare for their future.
National Junior Honor Society is kicking off the school year with Mrs. Lee as their lead teacher. The group has adopted a street to help keep Surprise clean. Check out the Adopt A Street on Bullard and Reemes. National Junior Honor Society members must maintain high grades and represent with excellence in character.
Last year, Mrs. Pullins brought "Girls on the Run" a national program for girls to ACA. This year the national program will be "Girls on the Run" for grades 3rd- 5th and "Heart and Soul" for grades 6th – 8th. Please check out the program at http://www.girlsontherun.org/ ! The purpose is to inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running. We are excited to build upon the program this year.
Check out Mr. Crossman's after school program with Chess. Students are learning critical thinking skills at its best through the game of chess. Mrs. Beckman was in competing with students and walked out impressed by the student's ability to play the game. We are excited to bring after school programs to students that teach skills through a game such as chess. A game students can play for many years to come!
How do I help my child catch up or advance in their skills?
As a parent and an educator, one of my favorite programs is MobyMax. The website link is www.mobymax.com a program where every ACA student has an account. The program allows students to either close gaps or to advance in areas of reading, mathematics, writing, or fact fluency. I highly encourage all of you to login and check out how MobyMax can help your child become a confident learner. The program allows students to earn game time, badges and certificates as they progress with success.
Student Survey:
Student surveys have been completed. As a staff, we will be reflecting and analyzing on the results in order to determine next steps. In addition, the 6th – 8th Student Council will be given the results to provide solutions to the administration for areas students want changed. The students had a lot of positive to say about their school. We are looking forward to hearing from the students on how to incorporate their ideas to make ACA even better. As the 3rd – 5th Student Council gets up and running we will also ask for input on changes we can make at ACA. The survey results will be posted and gone over for students to see.
Check out what a dad did for his daughter after dealing with being called names regarding her weight:
Bring Positive to the People Around You:
Watch a clip that will make you smile, remember life can be tough but a smile or simply asking someone how they are doing and taking the time to listen can make a difference. ACA wants to continue to bring positive to everyone. Help us spread happiness.


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Another Library Day
I had a slow start today after a busy weekend, but after doing some printmaking this afternoon, I got back over to the library to paint. Our main library was built just as Memphis got serious about public art, and I love the glass sculpture that hangs in strips down the inside of the front window. I climbed up to the fourth floor and got a table looking sideways over the main atrium so I could get a little of it in the sketch.
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text: Hello, I want to display with wxPython the images sent by an ip camera. Getting the photos is not a problem: page = urllib2.build_opener().open("http://192.168.1.3/Jpeg/CamImg.jpg ") image = Image.open(cStringIO.StringIO(page.read())) Then I display the images one by one with wx with a loop (4 to 8 Frames Per Second, which is not quick enough). But it works well. What I'd like to do is to display the frames in a continous mode, ie 'movie'. The problem is that I can't manage to analyze the stream sent by the camera whose address is: 'http://192.168.1.3/GetData.cgi ' I tried to adapt the script mentioned here (http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.python.general/449768 ) without success. See below. My problem is that I don't know where to begin and where to stop the extraction of data (the stream of data is continous): See the class below: boundary = self.buffer.find(r"""--IPCamBoundary""") begin = boundary + 43 end = self.buffer.rfind(r"""--IPCamBoundary""") I'd appreciate that some help to understand what I should do. Many thanks in advance for four help Dominique -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Below is some info that may be needed with a view to helping me: >>> stream = urllib2.urlopen('http://192.168.1.3/GetData.cgi ') >>> print stream.info () Date: Sat, 01 Feb 2003 05:30:42 GMT Server: WYM/1.0 Connection: close Content-Type: multipart/x-mixed-replace;boundary=IPCamBoundary Last-Modified: Sat, 01 Feb 2003 05:30:42 GMT Pragma: no-cache Cache-Control: no-cache Expires: 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT >>> stream.readline() '--IPCamBoundary\r\n' >>> stream.readline() 'Content-Type: image/jpeg\r\n' >>> stream.readline() '\r\n' >>> stream.readline() '\xff\xd8\xff\xe2\x00\x06>;?b\xff\xe7\x00\x04\x00\x00\xff\xdb\x00C\x00\x04\x03\x03\x04\x03\x03\x04\x04\x04\x04\x05\x05\x04\x05\x06\n' >>> and so on. I tried to attach the code returned by the camera (with two "--IPCamBoundary\r\n", which seem to be the begining of a frame.) but it was rejected by the image-sig list... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Script: class myCamera(object): def __init__(self, url = 'http://192.168.1.3/GetData.cgi ', param = None): self.url = url self.param = param self.state = 0 self.buffer = '' self.limit = 8092 def Start(self): try: self.fp = urllib2.build_opener().open(self.url) except URLError: print u"""Check connection""" self.state = True def Stop(self): self.fp.close() self.state = 0 def NextFrame(self): if self.state: temp = self.fp.read(self.limit) self.buffer += temp boundary = self.buffer.find(r"""--IPCamBoundary""") count = self.buffer.count(r"""--IPCamBoundary""") if boundary <> -1: if count > 1: begin = boundary + 43 end = self.buffer.rfind(r"""--IPCamBoundary""") buff = self.buffer[boundary:end-1] output = cStringIO.StringIO() output.write(buff) contents = output.getvalue() image = Image.open(cStringIO.StringIO(contents)) output.close() This script results in a traceback: image = Image.open(cStringIO.StringIO(contents)) File "D:\Python26\lib\site-packages\PIL\Image.py", line 1980, in open raise IOError("cannot identify image file") IOError: cannot identify image file -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.python.org/pipermail/image-sig/attachments/20100913/7d911fe8/attachment.html>


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According to a recent report in WorldNetDaily on an interview with President Ronald Reagan's youngest, Ron Jr said:
"Creationism is one of the scary beliefs Palin advocates," he said.So what's really scary?
"It doesn't bother some people, I know, but, frankly, somebody like that has no idea what kind of planet we live on—literally has no idea what the planet is all about," Ron Jr. said.
"It's such a profoundly anti-intellectual, anti-science stance," he asserted. "I don't see how you can hold high office and believe something like that."
A commentator who believes the universe was created by God and thus there is order to things—which is why we accept the laws of nature and the uniformity of nature—there are absolutes (moral absolutes, e.g.)?
Or a commentator who believes that everything happened by chance random process—including their own logic—so therefore no one's logic can be trusted and all morality is relative?
You can read the entire report at:
Photo Tour of Lenoir City Answers ConferenceOn Sunday I spoke five times at First Baptist Church of Lenoir City (south of Knoxville, Tennessee). As is usual, I received a lot of feedback from people in regard to how God has used the AiG ministry to change lives.
One lady told me her brother has used AiG resources in the U.S. Marines to reach many of his colleagues with the gospel.
1. As we were coming up the town's main street, we saw the billboard advertising the conference.
2. The church moved into this new sanctuary just a few months ago.
3. A great crowd (well over 1000 different people) attended various parts of the conference.
4. Resources were popular.
5. My wife Mally was able to come with me.
Global Warming DVD Really "Smoking"The new Global Warming DVD (produced jointly with Coral Ridge Ministries) is flying off the shelves so fast, AiG staff have had to work feverishly to keep up with orders. Until our big shipment arrives from our duplicator, we are duplicating copies in house—the machines are really "smoking"!
I watched the entire DVD last week—it really is a phenomenal production and will open a lot of eyes to the truth and expose the FICTION of Al Gore's influential film.
AiG has also produced a booklet to go with the DVD—and you can order both from the AiG website.
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Task Force 4: Training in EchocardiographyEndorsed by the American Society of Echocardiography
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- Published online January 22, 2008.
Author Information
- Thomas Ryan, MD, FACC, Chair,
- William F. Armstrong, MD, FACC and
- Bijoy K. Khandheria, MD, FACC, (American Society of Echocardiography Representative)
Echocardiography is currently the most widely used imaging technique for assessing cardiovascular anatomy and function. Clinical application of ultrasound encompasses M-mode, two-dimensional (2D), pulsed, and continuous-wave Doppler and color-flow imaging. Echocardiography, like invasive catheterization, provides information concerning cardiovascular anatomy, function (i.e., ejection fraction), hemodynamic variables (i.e., gradient or pressure), and flow disturbances by means of pulsed, continuous-wave, and color-flow Doppler imaging. Today, an echocardiography laboratory can appropriately be called an ultrasound imaging and hemodynamic laboratory.
Fellowship training in echocardiography should include instruction in the basic aspects of ultrasound, but only those fellows who go beyond the basic level are trained sufficiently for independent interpretation of echocardiographic studies. Every trainee should be educated in the physical principles and instrumentation of ultrasound and in cardiovascular anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology, both with regard to the cardiovascular system in general and in relation to the echocardiogram in particular. Trainees at all levels should be required to perform the echocardiographic and Doppler examination to integrate their understanding of three-dimensional (3D) cardiac anatomy. Trainees should be encouraged to correlate the findings from the echocardiographic and Doppler examination with the results of other imaging modalities and physical examination. The trainee should master the relation between the results of the echocardiographic examination and findings of other cardiovascular tests, such as catheterization, angiography, and electrophysiology. Exposure to computer sciences and bioengineering may also be beneficial. The trainee should also master the relation between the results of the echocardiographic examination and surgical and medical management of the patient.
Every cardiology fellow should be exposed to and familiar with the technical performance, interpretation, strengths, and limitations of 2D echocardiographic/Doppler technology and its multiple clinical applications. It is recognized that ultrasound is an evolving technology, experiencing continued improvement, with an expanding list of clinical indications.
For appropriate use of this technology, it is possible to define 3 levels of expertise (Table 1). All cardiologists must attain at least the first level of expertise. This entails understanding the basic principles, indications, applications, and technical limitations of echocardiography and the interrelation of this technique with other diagnostic methods. This level will not qualify a trainee to perform echocardiography or to interpret echocardiograms independently. The second level of training in echocardiography should provide the knowledge and experience necessary to perform and interpret resting transthoracic M-mode, 2D, and Doppler examinations in adults independently under the supervision of a laboratory director. An exposure to or training in special echocardiographic procedures such as transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) and stress echocardiography can be undertaken as described later in this report. Gaining experience in the appropriate use of contrast and the emerging field of 3D echocardiography should also be a part of fellowship training. A third level of expertise would enable the trainee to direct an echocardiography laboratory and to gain additional expertise in various special ultrasound procedures (i.e., transesophageal, stress, and intraoperative procedures). Requirements for optimal training for these 3 levels differ and are addressed separately.
General Standards
Training in echocardiography should be integrated closely with the educational experience in cardiovascular catheterization and intervention, other noninvasive imaging modalities, surgery, and pathology. The echocardiographic laboratory in which training of cardiology fellows is undertaken should be under the direct supervision of a full-time qualified director (or directors) who has achieved Level 3 training (1,2). The training center should be a full-service laboratory that provides all modalities of echocardiography, including transthoracic, ambulatory, and intraoperative transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) and stress (exercise, pharmacologic, or both) echocardiography. Echocardiographic/Doppler examination in children or adults with congenital heart disease requires specific training at cardiology centers experienced in the management of these patients. Specific requirements for examination of pediatric patients have been published elsewhere (3–5). Training guidelines in the present document are primarily directed to trainees performing echocardiographic examinations in adult patients with acquired and congenital heart disease. A fully trained (Level 3) director of a laboratory should supervise the fellowship training program in echocardiography (1,2). Participation of additional full- or part-time faculty is highly desirable because of the multiple applications of echocardiography (i.e., transesophageal, stress, contrast, intraoperative, intravascular, 3D, and congenital).
The echocardiographic examination is an operator-dependent procedure in which it is possible to introduce confounding artifacts or omit data of diagnostic importance. Accordingly, the echocardiographic examination is interactive and requires the instantaneous recognition of normal variants and specific diagnostic findings to obtain an optimal study. Therefore, fellowship training in echocardiography must emphasize the ability to perform a hands-on examination independently with on-line interpretation of results. Hands-on training is important, not so much to develop true technical expertise but rather as a valuable aid to learn tomographic cardiac anatomy, integrate planar views into a 3D framework, and understand the distinction between reliable and unreliable data. The trainee should develop sufficient technical facility to use an echocardiographic instrument to answer common clinical questions. To help with this training, availability of highly skilled cardiac sonographers with broad experience in the performance of the echocardiographic examination is desirable.
Content of the Training Program
Echocardiography plays an important role in the diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of acquired and congenital cardiac disorders in a diverse group of patients. Accordingly, it is highly desirable that any laboratory in which cardiology fellows undertake echocardiographic training provide exposure to the entire spectrum of acquired and congenital heart diseases in patients of varying ages and both genders (6). Generally, such a laboratory should conform to continuing quality improvement guidelines (7) and perform at least 2000 echocardiographic studies per year, to give the fellow an appropriate variety of experience.
Although numbers of studies and time intervals of training are given as guidelines, these numbers are less important than depth of understanding and quality of the clinical experience. The number of echocardiographic studies in which the trainee participates is less important to the quality of the experience than the mix of patients and the range of diseases and pathology that he or she encounters. The criteria described herein are similar to those in other publications on this topic (1,2,8–11). If the case mix available for the trainee is skewed, additional numbers of cases beyond the criteria quoted herein may be required to achieve a broad spectrum of experience (12). It is recommended that fellows keep a logbook documenting their involvement in echocardiographic studies.
To provide acceptable fellowship training in echocardiography, a laboratory must have equipment with the capability for comprehensive TTE and TEE, including M-mode and 2D imaging, pulsed and continuous-wave Doppler echocardiography, and color-flow imaging. In this regard, 3D echocardiography is becoming increasingly prevalent and should be available in most modern training environments. The ability to complete adequate training in echocardiography will depend on the background and abilities of the trainee, as well as the effectiveness of the instructor and laboratory. The current trend to introduce the fundamental principles, indications, applications, and limitations of echocardiography into the education of medical students and residents is encouraged and will facilitate subsequent mastery of this discipline. The components and requirements of the 3 levels of training in clinical echocardiography are summarized in Table 1 and described in detail in the following text.
Level 1 Training (3 Months, at Least 75 Examinations Personally Performed, 150 Examinations Interpreted)
The first, or introductory, level requires 3 months of full-time training or its equivalent devoted to an understanding of functional anatomy and physiology in relation to the echocardiographic examination. During this time, the trainee should participate in the interpretation of a minimum of 150 complete (M-mode, 2D, and Doppler) examinations and personally perform 75 of these studies. These initial training activities should take place under the supervision of the laboratory director, designated faculty, and cardiac sonographers. The Level 1 trainee should be able to recognize common cardiovascular pathologic entities. During Level 1 training, some initial exposure to TEE and other special procedures may be appropriate. However, full competence in these areas requires additional training. No other clinical or service responsibility, other than required outpatient clinic and routine night call duties, should be expected of the trainee during his or her 3 months of Level 1 training.
Level 2 Training (3 Months of Additional Training, at Least 75 Additional Examinations Personally Performed, at Least 150 Additional Examinations Interpreted)
During Level 2 training, emphasis should be placed on the variety, quality, and completeness of studies, on quantification in diagnostic studies, and on correlation with other diagnostic and clinical results in a broad range of clinical problems. To accomplish this, the fellow should devote an additional 3 months, or the equivalent, of full-time training, interpreting a minimum of 150 additional (300 total) complete ultrasound imaging and Doppler hemodynamic examinations. Of these, at least 75 (150 total) should be performed by the trainee under appropriate supervision. The fellow who has accomplished Level 2 training should be able to perform an echocardiographic and Doppler study that is diagnostic, complete, and quantitatively accurate. Competence at this level implies that the trainee is sufficiently experienced to interpret the TTE examination accurately and independently. Continued exposure to special echocardiographic procedures such as TEE, 3D, and stress echocardiography is appropriate during Level 2 training. However, to become fully competent to perform these techniques independently, the completion of Level 2 training and the supervised performance of the required number of special studies are necessary.
Level 3 Training (6 Months of Additional Training, at Least 150 Additional Examinations Personally Performed, at Least 450 Additional Examinations Interpreted)
For a trainee desiring to direct an echocardiographic laboratory (Level 3), an additional 6 months (total of 12 months of training) devoted to echocardiography is required. To attain Level 3, the trainee should interpret a minimum of 450 additional complete imaging and hemodynamic studies (a total of 750 studies) and personally perform an additional 150 examinations (a total of 300) in a patient population in which a broad spectrum of adult acquired and congenital heart disease is present. The laboratory should conform to continuing quality improvement guidelines (8) and ideally perform at least 2000 echocardiographic studies per year to give the fellow an appropriate variety of experience. At the discretion of the director, increasing independence in interpretation and overreading of echocardiographic studies can be implemented. Level 3 training should also include exposure to administrative aspects of running an echocardiographic laboratory and documented experience in echocardiographic research, as well as understanding of new and evolving ultrasound technologies and applications of echocardiography. To complete Level 3, the trainee should fulfill all of the previously described requirements and develop competence in performing and interpreting special procedures, such as TEE, 3D, stress, and contrast echocardiography.
Training in Multiple Imaging Modalities
The recent emergence of other noninvasive imaging modalities, especially cardiovascular magnetic resonance and computed tomography angiography, is having a profound impact on the practice of cardiology and the fellowship training experience. The cardiovascular medicine specialist is increasingly expected to provide expertise in 2 or more of the imaging techniques. It is understandable, then, that trainees will desire the opportunity to gain exposure to multiple imaging modalities during their fellowship experience. To the degree possible, the training program should strive to meet these needs by offering a "multimodality" imaging experience. This might include an appreciation for each technique's uses and clinical indications, strengths and limitations, safety issues, and the guidelines and appropriateness criteria, when available.
Training for Physicians in Practice
It should be recognized how difficult it is to recreate the breadth and intensity of a training fellowship once an individual has assumed the full-time responsibilities of a practice setting. It may be possible to obtain the equivalence of Level 1 or 2 training outside the usual fellowship track through assiduous self-study, ongoing visits to training laboratories, and participation in continuing medical education. Key aspects of the training experience, however, may be impossible to replicate outside the fellowship environment. For the practicing physician interested in obtaining equivalent training, it is recommended that a mentoring relationship be established with a training laboratory whereby the physician works under the aegis of a Level 3-trained echocardiographer. In this situation, the numbers of cases required to achieve each level of training are similar to those listed in Table 1.
Ultrasound Special Procedures
Special procedures include but are not limited to exercise and pharmacologic stress, TEE (including intraoperative TEE), epicardial and epivascular echocardiography, intravascular echocardiography, intracardiac echocardiography, contrast echocardiography, echocardiography during interventional procedures (myocardial biopsy, pericardiocentesis, mitral balloon valvulotomy, or device closure of septal defects), and TTE in patients with complex congenital heart disease. Exposure to these procedures may begin during Level 1 training, but competence requires completion of Level 2 and additional specialized training as described in the following text. These examinations require special expertise, involve the management of high-risk patients, and often entail the performance of invasive ultrasound procedures in ways that cannot be repeated readily if the initial study is not diagnostic. As with any echocardiographic technique, adequate training in special ultrasound procedures is dependent on a full understanding of the principles, indications, applications, and technical limitations of these techniques. There is a certain procedure-specific learning curve to these advanced studies (13–15), which are best learned under the close supervision of a fully qualified expert in the particular ultrasound application. These more detailed procedures can only be learned by affiliation with a high-volume reference laboratory with adequate ongoing volumes in each of these modalities, under the tutelage of a designated physician-instructor who performs and interprets a large number of these special procedures annually (7,8). Specific recommendations for the various procedures are presented in the following text.
Transesophageal Echocardiography
Transesophageal echocardiography is best learned in a high-volume laboratory that performs at least 500 TEE studies per year. Although the technical expertise needed to perform TEE may be acquired in a lower-volume setting, the lower number of pathologic cases typically encountered in low-volume laboratories limits the trainee's exposure to critical and unusual abnormalities that are uniquely identified by TEE. Minimum training in TEE requires 25 esophageal intubations and 50 supervised diagnostic studies before independent interpretation (8). However, in many instances, this level of expertise will be inadequate to expose the trainee to the full range of pathologies encountered in the clinical practice of TEE. Therefore, continued training under the supervision of a more experienced operator for an additional 50 studies is highly recommended. For most cardiology training programs, initiation of the process of learning TEE should be undertaken only after completion of Level 1 training; exposure to TEE during Level 1 training is appropriate in some situations and laboratories. For full competence and independence in TEE procedures, additional special training is necessary. Competence in TEE also requires knowledge of and experience in the administration of conscious sedation.
Stress Echocardiography
For exercise and pharmacologic stress echocardiography, participation in a sufficient number (greater than or equal to 100) of supervised interpretations is the minimum requirement for the independent interpretation of stress echocardiograms (13,14). Exposure to stress echocardiography may begin during Level 1 training; however, because of the high level of difficulty in interpreting segmental wall-motion abnormalities in stress echocardiography, achieving basic competence in this area is an objective of Level 2 training and ideally entails supervised interpretations of far more than 100 stress echocardiography studies. For competence and independence in stress echocardiography, additional training beyond Level 2 is recommended. In addition to supervised interpretation, the training experience should include involvement in the selection of patients for the procedure; a thorough understanding of the advantages, limitations, and risks of each of the procedures; and monitoring of the actual stress test.
Intracardiac and Intravascular Ultrasound
Intravascular ultrasound is a specialized procedure that is most often performed in conjunction with catheterization. This requires close collaboration with the interventional cardiologist to ensure proper interpretation of all available imaging data. Because the interpretation of these studies has the potential for immediate and significant impact on patient management, communication among involved parties is critical. Performance and interpretation of intravascular ultrasound requires specific training in this technique from a standpoint of both acquisition and interpretation that can be obtained only through dedicated training in a high-volume intravascular/catheterization setting. Intracardiac echocardiography is a newly developed ultrasound tool for which there are no specific pre-existing training guidelines. This procedure should be learned during or after Level 3 training in echocardiography, and the requisite skills can be obtained only in a reference laboratory in which this examination is performed on a routine basis.
Intraoperative Transesophageal Echocardiography
Intraoperative TEE requires background and experience in routine TEE followed by additional specific experience in the operating room evaluating patients undergoing a variety of cardiac procedures. Experience in the operating room is required before independent performance of intraoperative echocardiography, and this training should involve the monitoring of patients undergoing routine coronary bypass surgery, as well as the study of patients during valve replacement and repair procedures (15–17). This entails an understanding of and experience with the processes of cardiac surgery, cardiopulmonary bypass, and intraoperative changes in hemodynamics as they are assessed with echocardiography. Guidelines for training in intraoperative TEE have been developed and published (18). For basic training, a minimum of 150 complete examinations under appropriate supervision are required, of which at least 50 should be personally performed, interpreted, and reported. This level of experience is necessary for independent diagnostic expertise in this field. For advanced training, it is recommended that 300 complete examinations be undertaken, of which at least 150 are personally performed.
Intraoperative echocardiography is an area in which diagnostic conclusions have the potential for immediate major changes in patient management and outcome. A Level 3-trained echocardiographer needs to be a locus of knowledge with expertise in intraoperative echocardiography and may need to provide guidance and consultation to colleagues in anesthesia or surgery. Intraoperative monitoring of congenital heart disease procedures requires specific training that is best acquired in a pediatric training laboratory (16).
Contrast Echocardiography
Contrast echocardiography is a broad and evolving discipline. For simple applications, such as saline contrast injections to detect right-to-left shunts, it is appropriate to learn during Level 1 training in echocardiography. Currently available contrast agents allow left ventricular cavity opacification and can be helpful for identification of endocardial borders. Knowledge of contrast physics and additional experience in this technique should be part of Level 2 training. The individual completing Level 2 training should have the requisite skills to perform and interpret contrast-enhanced echocardiograms. Contrast echocardiography for this purpose is a technology- and machine-specific study. Thus, the trainee should have obtained special training in the instrumentation required for acquisition of high-quality contrast echocardiograms. Participation in a sufficient number (greater than or equal to 20) of supervised interpretations of contrast echocardiograms for left ventricular cavity opacification for endocardial border detection is the minimum requirement for independent interpretation.
Contrast echocardiography to assess myocardial perfusion is still in evolution and remains a complex technology-dependent examination. The skills required for appropriate performance and interpretation of myocardial contrast echocardiography can be obtained only by association with a high-volume laboratory actively engaged in this technique. The individual who wishes to obtain training in myocardial contrast echocardiography must have a firm understanding of the physics and instrumentation technology needed to detect microbubbles within the coronary microcirculation and an understanding of the limitations of this technique. This can be obtained only by advanced training (within or beyond Level 3) in high-volume reference laboratories actively engaged in this procedure.
3D Echocardiography
Three-dimensional echocardiography has emerged as a clinically relevant, although technically complex, modality. As the technology continues to evolve, it will likely play an increasingly prominent role in echocardiographic diagnosis. Beginning in Level 2, the trainee should be exposed to 3D echocardiography, primarily to understand its growing role within the broader echocardiographic armamentarium. In order to develop true expertise in the instrumentation and techniques required for the acquisition and interpretation of 3D echocardiograms, Level 3 training is necessary.
Evaluation of Proficiency
Evaluation of competence is an integral and critical part of the educational process in echocardiography for a cardiology fellow. Optimal evaluation may be accomplished by direct observation of the ability of the trainee to perform and interpret the echocardiographic examination or may take the form of a practical or written examination, or both. It is recommended that such observational evaluation be done on a daily basis by the director of the laboratory or his or her associates and that it involve both hands-on and reading sessions. Evaluation of the competence of a cardiology fellow in echocardiography should be the responsibility of the director of the echocardiographic training laboratory and the director of the cardiology training program.
In addition, objective examinations have been created by the National Board of Echocardiography for physicians who want to test and demonstrate their proficiency in both general echocardiography and intraoperative echocardiography. Some third-party payers have already begun to propose limiting payment for echocardiographic services to those physicians with documented evidence of proficiency. Hence, it is recommended that all physicians who want to confirm their proficiency should strongly consider preparing for and taking the appropriate National Board of Echocardiography examination.
This is a revision of the March 2002 document that was written by Thomas Ryan, MD, FACC—Chair; William F. Armstrong, MD, FACC; Alan S. Pearlman, MD, FACC; and William J. Stewart, MD, FACC.
Appendix 1
|Research Grant
|Scientific Advisory Board
|Speakers' Bureau
|Steering Committee
|Stock Holder
|Dr. William F. Armstrong
|Dr. Bijoy K. Khandheria
|Dr. Thomas Ryan
This table represents the relationships of committee members with industry that were reported by the authors as relevant to this topic. It does not necessarily reflect relationships with industry at the time of publication.
Appendix 2
|Research Grant
|Scientific Advisory Board
|Speakers' Bureau
|Steering Committee
|Stock Holder
|Dr. David J. Clardy
|Dr. Bibiana Cujec
|Dr. Monica Escarzaga
|Dr. Gordon L. Fung
|Dr. Rick A. Nishimura
|Dr. Chittur A. Sivaram
|Dr. Arthur J. Labovitz
|Susan E. Wiegers
This table represents the relationships of peer reviewers with industry that were reported by the authors as relevant to this topic. It does not necessarily reflect relationships with industry at the time of publication.
↵⁎ Names are listed in alphabetical order with each category of review.
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- Level 1 Training (3 Months, at Least 75 Examinations Personally Performed, 150 Examinations Interpreted)
- Level 2 Training (3 Months of Additional Training, at Least 75 Additional Examinations Personally Performed, at Least 150 Additional Examinations Interpreted)
- Level 3 Training (6 Months of Additional Training, at Least 150 Additional Examinations Personally Performed, at Least 450 Additional Examinations Interpreted)
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- Training for Physicians in Practice
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Today's Scripture: And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever and ever. Daniel 12:3
Have you ever wished you had some of the abilities of an angel? In Scripture, we are given some limited information about angels. Gabriel is a messenger. Michael is an archangel who fights for his people.
Did you know that believers have a ministry that the angels cannot participate in? We have been put in trust with the responsibility of sharing the good news of the Gospel of grace. If we don't tell others, who will?
Today's Scripture is a reminder that if we want to be wise, we will be winning souls. It says that soul winners will shine brightly forever. Think about that – we can't take wealth or possessions into eternity, but we can take souls. The souls that we win will be eternal evidence of our love for the Savior and for others. They will be eternal tangible proof of a life lived for the Lord.
All the actions in our life, the things we allow to consume our time, will bear fruit of some sort. Some of it will fade, some will wither away. Proverbs 11:30 describes souls that have been won for the Lord as the soul winner's fruit. Only what we do for the Lord will last eternally, and the easiest way to get started is to get out and win souls.
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Even with a break in the rain, the swollen Russian River kept rising Wednesday, and with another storm moving in, residents in the already battered region wouldn't see relief anytime soon.
Anna Price's yard and garage on River Road are underwater. She's worried about her neighbors, who don't have an elevated home.
"I didn't think it would get this high," Price said.
That neighbor, who has water up past her window sills, sent photographs of herself using a kayak in her living room, moving belongings out of harm's way.
The Somona County Sheriff's Office said 650 homes are impacted by the flood waters.
People living along the Russian River aren't the only ones who need a canoe to get around.
On Old Cazadero Road, just west of town, Hulbert Creek has taken over several blocks, drowning cars and trapping occupants inside.
Alma Haymer said she is well stocked with supplies but isn't looking forward to what will be a soggy cleanup in a flooded garage.
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Parenting is the toughest gig out there, let alone being a single parent. Weather your child is a baby or a teenager, parenting will suck the life out of you (sometimes) and be the most rewarding job EVER.
It is a blessing and a privilege to be a parent. I count it as an honor to be a parent. Parenting is a life changer. In my opinion for the better.
I love my kid so much that I will do almost anything to make him happy and to protect him. As a parent all I want to do is, be more, give more and do more for my son.
Even with the greatest intentions my plans didn't work out.
We didn't take any vacations. Usually because I never had enough money to go anywhere. On a rare occasion, I was able to save up some money and we would take a 'day' vacation and do something very close to home.
I will admit, those "day" vacations were some of the best days we had together. It was because we knew it was special to do/go someplace different. To this day, one of my son's favorite places is an ice cream parlor we would go to once every summer to have a treat. I had to save up for the ice cream trip too.
Money wasn't always the issue. Discipline was tough too. We have to discipline our kids. When you are a single parent it's hard, because we don't want to be the bad guy. I didn't want my kid to hate me.
What I did realize, is kids are looking for structure. Discipline is one form of that structure. It's our jobs to teach them right and wrong. The hard part is how tough am I supposed to be. Not having someone to support me or talk me off the ledge, was hard. It's easier when there is another person who is helping. You can talk out what punishment is deserving of the crime. I always second guess myself when it came to discipline. For me, I went with being a little strict because I saw the potential in my son and I wanted him to have respect for rules.
I have found that structure and consistency are key requirements to being a good parent. Developing these skills are difficult when you are the only one setting the ground rules. There is a fine line from being the bad guy all the time and having your kids like you.
I promise it can be done. Set the ground rules and punishments (that suit the infraction). Inform your kids what the rules are and what the consequences will be. It is up to you to follow through, no matter what.
For instance: in our home, there is no slamming of doors. If he slammed a door, I grounded him for a week from a video game or his favorite toy. I know it sounds harsh. To me, slamming a door shows a few things: disrespect to me and the home we live in. It also told me that my son was mad about something. I would rather he tell me why he's mad then slam a door. Simple really. Don't slam a door, show some respect and talk to your mom when you are mad.
To this day, he does not slam a door or act out when he is upset. Don't forget my kid is 24. He respects me and the house we live in and we are closer because he knows he can talk to me. I got so much out of this simple rule.
Just the other day my son told me, that it was good that he had rules to follow when he was growing up. My son also told me that he loved having structure in the house because he didn't have it any other place. He told me I did a good job. That was all the "Thanks" I needed. It was great hearing that I did something right. Granted it took 24 years for me to find out. But better late than never.
Remember, we are raising the next generation. We need to be the examples for our kids.
Being a single parent or parent is not for the faint of heart. You have to be loving, kind, understanding, tough, and thick skinned to get through it.
I know you are great parents. Keep up the great work. I promise it pays off in the end.
Here are my tips to help you single parents:
You don't have to be their best friend, it will come later. You can be a friend to them but don't forget you are the parent first.
Do what is 'right' by your kids…..not what makes them happy. (They will be mad at first, but will still love and respect you). If you do the right thing, no matter how hard. It will pay off in the end with respect and love.
Kids need discipline, they almost beg for it. Our kids do bad things for 2 reasons. One, is to learn thier boundaries. Second, because they are wanting your attention.
Provide structure in the home. Set rules, guidelines and chores. Kids crave structure and they are looking to you to set the rules and they will follow by example.
Follow through with what you will do. If you say the punishment is (fill in the blank), then make sure you follow through with that punishment. If you promise to go somewhere special…keep your word.
When things get too bad or out of hand, ask for help. Have someone give you a break. Get out of the house for an hour. If that's not possible, give yourself a break. Take a long shower/bath and start again tomorrow. I promise, the house will not cave in if you take a break.
Love on your kids. Hug them, even when they are teenagers. Ask questions about their day. Get involved, but don't be a hovering parent. Kiss them good night, even when they don't want you to. Tell them you love them as often as you can.
Being a parent is tough, but the rewards outweigh the bad stuff. I promise.
I hope these tips and story have helped you in your journey of parenting.
Tell me your tips for being a parent. I would love your input.


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Spanning 90,000 km in one of the biggest 100G deployments in the world, the Nokia transport network allows Jio to offer innovative, high-capacity services to underserved regions in India as well as a nationwide long-distance (NLD) service.
With broadband penetration at less than 20%, according to the International Telecommunications Union, most of India's population is still underserved. Recognizing this massive growth potential, Jio deployed Nokia's high-capacity transport network to offer high-bandwidth services such as video streaming, multimedia content distribution and cloud and business services to its rapidly increasing subscriber base.
"In only 170 days, Jio has signed on 100 million new users. With growth rates of this magnitude we had to ensure we deployed the highest capacity, most resilient transport network to build out the 4G network," Jyotindra Thacker, President at Reliance Jio, said in a joint statement.
"Nokia's next-generation DWDM portfolio provides the ability to scale easily as Jio continues to expand the network to reach the underserved areas of India with digital services in key areas such as communication, education, healthcare, payments and multi-media entertainment," he added.
Nokia's optical solution provides a scalable and resilient transport network to offer reliable high-speed broadband connectivity and communication services for both fixed and wireless users. Jio has deployed Nokia's 1830 Photonic Service Switch including 100G Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) capabilities enhanced with Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching (GMPLS) intelligence to support capacity management and restoration. The new transport network supports the rapid deployment of new services as network demand increases.
"The government's vision for digitization across the country, combined with Jio's goal of making broadband a basic service for all citizens, means broadband penetration will grow quickly in India. The Nokia solution not only provides the speed and capacity necessary for this growth, but it also ensures a more reliable service for the customers. This deployment strengthens Nokia's presence in India's optical market where our foothold spans from metro to backbone networks," Sam Bucci, head of Nokia's Optical Business, said.


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Guest Post | Equity For All - the value of lasting Infrastructure
One World of Nations
By Neo
26 July 2014
Let's assume for a moment there is a real God out there in the cosmos. This entity is not the creation of a needy human mind as Sigmund Freud supposes. If such a force exists, then it would necessarily be something of vast wisdom. Should this God of ours be relational based, then the vastness of a empty universe would not be a happy place to exist. Let's suppose that He chose to create something out of nothing to find some greater pleasure and meaning. Yet, in so doing, decided that true fellowship could only exist with a free will to choose to do so. The creation of mankind could have been two fold. First and foremost was to be a companion to the creator and second to be a steward of His creation.
Granting a choice to be a companion carries with it consequences. For the sake of further discussion, let's assume that in mankind's process of making these choices that a breach occurred. This breach of mutual trust resulted in foundational shifts in how God and mankind relate to each other. This complicated their relationship profoundly. Something dramatic had to happen if there was ever going to be restoration of the relationship. Someone or something had to bridge the gap.
What gets lost by many who choose to cross the bridge is the profound lack of understanding that along with the restoration of the relationship comes the responsibility of stewardship. This lack of understanding is often communicated through various theological stances. It's more convenient and profitable to fleece the sheep while they are asleep.
If our benevolent God is trustworthy, then he does not show favoritism toward any part of humanity. He puts part of himself into every life that is formed from the moment of conception. This sharing of himself is a bond that all of humanity shares. He would necessarily place the intellect and ability to solve many problems across the globe not in only one geographic location, but in many. This bond between the village of humanity and God would assure that all were given an equitable share of problem solving ability while being a productive member of the whole.
That would necessarily leave us with a great dilemma. Our benevolent creator would, without question, deposit in some third world people group the answers to what the "others" might be looking for. By not having equal access to the basics of health, education, food and shelter, the elite of society would be cutting off their nose to spite their face. Their comfort, predatory ways and lack of understanding will be their own undoing.
If there was any one tribe that rose up to dominate any other, He would, I am sure, choose to take them down a peg or two as the saying goes. No one people group would be afforded the opportunity to enslave all others. History records the rise and fall of many civilizations over the eons. Their scattered ruins litter the surface of the planet. The big question is, are we facing just such a re balance within the larger confines of a global perspective?
Surly justice would be the foundation of God's relationship with his creation. If that is the case, then how can so few use so much of the world's resources and expect to continue in their predatory pillage without bearing the consequences? How could justice allow so many to be enslaved by so few? How can our failure of our stewardship continued unabated under the watchful eye of our creator, God?
How can the "machinery", of those who claim to be serving be allowed to crush the life out of the innocent people? If by some miracle a mechanism, machine or invention could afford us the ability to continue the American Lifestyle without cost, would we choose to continue, to embrace it? Is having the money to do something the same thing as having the moral imperative to spend it any way we wish? Just because we have the money to live large doesn't mean we should. Right?
Does funding, constructing and maintaining a purpose built space that seats some hundreds for only two or three hours a week honor the creator of the universe? Add to this the often popular architectural idolatry to the mix only complicates things further. If such places began to pay property taxes like any other structure in town, what would be the benefit from it as a whole? How many teachers could be hired? How many policemen could be better equipped?
Should, by some miracle, we as a society are given the opportunity to improve our infrastructure, how would we spend the money? If all we do is expand the status quo, then we will have accomplished absolutely nothing. Bigger is not better! More of the same only delays the inevitable failure of our "Roman Empire". We have to change everything from our eating habits to how we purchase health care.
If you think the government is going to do it, think again. Government is simply the reflection of the people. That is a terrible indictment against us given the horrid shape of today's government. But this simple truth may not be pleasant to embrace. When we change the government we will have no other choice but to follow suit or it will become more irrelevant than it already is. It is the ordinary citizens who have to rise to the occasion, by saying enough is enough.
Many, many pockets of people are rising to the occasion. I was fortunate enough to visit our local farmers market today. Local people raising healthy local food. Micro-Architecture is sweeping many different parts of the country. Cut off the mortgage cash cow to the banks and watch how quickly they sing a different tune. Stop buying all of the Cabal's "stuff" and watch what happens.
We need to invest wisely in new systems and new models. Everything from community planning to architecture needs to shift its emphasis. It's not difficult nor does it take a lot of money. All we need is a change of heart and willingness to embrace new approaches. The embryonic stages of this revolution is already surfacing when you know what to look for.
I can't believe that God would ever be more pleased than the day we stopped the madness. If our God is all powerful, not the figments of our imaginations, then I would suppose that any steps in this new direction would be empowered with help. America needs to dramatically down size just about everything to make room for everyone else. It's going to happen - voluntarily or involuntary. The choice is ours. Having crossed over a bridge of reconciliation, do we not want to honor the builder of it? No one issue could be more imperative for us as we face the choices of how to rebuild the infrastructure of humanity. Will we simply build another Detroit or will we do something more lasting?
The choice is ours, let's hope we choose wisely.
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Is it me or are all previous comments on strike?ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes, this is a brand new site. Everything from scratch. The old site had bad code that could not be found and made image rendering a nightmare. This new one is clean as a whistle.Delete
Today we start a new.
the link no workie....Delete
I clicked your link and get this:
"404 Sorry, the page you were looking for in this blog does not exist."
"Read more at: http://www.oneworldofnations.com/2014/07/canauzzie.blogspot.com
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I will try again, but you can just type it into your address bar ... it works cause I just checked it.Delete
I see it still direct when highlighted as a link, but trust me, type it into you address bar.Delete
OK, I did that. It looks just like this site now. I thought it would still be the old format, which I liked...Delete
It w2as this site. it has the comment from the last few days on it. All other old stuff is on the archive site, but they all look like this one.Delete
It is not that much different when you start to use it.
I'm getting that 404 error code off and on too. When I click on comments from the RSS feed, I'm getting it a lot and it's saying the page can't be found.Delete
There seems to be an error as it's pulling comments in from article in July of 2013 on the rss feedDelete
Because it is no longer at oneworldofnations.com. Go direct.Delete
I would encourage you to find an Apple system and Android phone and try logging in to the site. There is an issue with these images loading on these mobile platforms. Anytime you touch the screen to move it down, it constantly flickers off and on like it's trying to reload the images and keep up with all the data. I also got a data warning on my phone for the first time ever this month and I have unlimited data. The image links are just chewing up bandwidth on mobile devices.
On the computer, it works fine. But on mobile, this template has issues.
I know you put a lot of work and time into this, but you never had this problem with the old template with static images. All of the images and links with the images is making the mobile experience almost impossible.
Mobile is where it's at. You can't just leave that alone. That is how I always read your site, now I almost never do because it's too much work.
This is not an issue of understanding your site. It's a technical issue.
I know it's no longer there. The question is why is the RSS comment feed pulling in comments from year old articles that are no longer there? There are alot of them that go nowhere and give this 404 error.
Android phone works fine on mobile version, Full version works great on my tablet as long as you wait for the page to load, ipad slightly glitchy so I suggest using mobile version.Delete
Your phone should be accessing mobile version. Mine does. static or movig has nothing to do with it.
As a matter of fact this new site scores faster and better on google analytics then the old one.
Your RSS feed is no longer connected to this site, maybe when I took off the OWoN.com from canauzzieblogspot there are communication problems.Delete
I would advise signing up to RSS here. There is a logo on the bottom of every page.
Sounds good Canauzzie, I bet you're glad its said and done:)ReplyDeleteReplies
I don't mind the work, it's seeing the results.Delete
I broke it, temp fixed it, redone another one and you guys have had to be patient with all.
It wasn't easy on anyone.
But seeing that you are here..... new exclusive coming out most likely around midnight MST. You won't want to miss that one.
Neil Keenan and his "mountains of gold"ReplyDelete
- AnonymousTue Jul 29, 10:08:00 PM MDT
As the site comments is built by scratch I want to repost my comment to Neo.ReplyDelete
Neo, I totally agree with you friend. As soon there is Real Action and we lead many will follow. There is so much discouragement around, just looking at our surroundings we see people not willing to hear or even give a chance of believe there is change coming.
Also want to post my comment directly to your excellent article. You place a lot of excellent question here and I thank you.
Also don't you think religion went to far?. Universal Church used their members donations (and other "shadow finances" that I'm aware of) to build the 3rd Temple of Salomon in Sao Paulo, just opened. Half Billion spent on this project alone building a temple of bricks and stones, all blocks imported from Israel.
How crazy is that? How clueless the sheeple are while they fleece the flock? Are the shepple so illusioned to believe fleece is an act of love or care?
How much good and difference in people's life could such money be made in case spent correctly? How many children, elderly and sick would be re embraced into our society? How many schools, nursing homes and orphanages could be raised from the ground?
These are the toughts of the so called "the choose ones", build, build and build. They are part of the problem, not the solution. Building churchs are definetely not the solution.
Watch with me with sadness...
- AnonymousTue Jul 29, 10:13:00 PM MDT
I meant "The Chosen Ones".Delete
Brought over from the old site.......Thanks John and friends of OWoW. There is a base line of discontent that is part of the lives of those around me. Those who have misplaced their hope in religious institutions or secular governments are coming up empty handed. The only thing entitlement has created is generations of legalized slaves. Most are waiting for someone to turn on the lights. Someone needs to demonstrate there is an alternative available to the status quo. Once they see something tangible they will drop in to follow change. That is where I believe the infrastructure programs hold the greatest potential. Once the public sees, touches and holds something real in their hands they will come along beside those who are offering a sustainable future. Everyone sees it. Government isn't going to provide it. We will. It is in the ordinary people that I have the highest hope and aspirations.Delete
Totally agreeDelete
From the comments section of Neil Keenan's site (thanks DL for the above link). Brian Shaw has been labelled by the Australian courts as a vexatious litigant, and therefore able to be dismissed..ReplyDelete
Australian PMs Abbott, Gillard and Rudd charged with Common Law Treason in the Federal Court:
The little people keep being dismissed. Big moves are required. Thank god for BRICS, and John & co.
"Duma mulls new bill to define and punish 'aggressor nations'"ReplyDelete
Cabal infighting revealed, regardless of the veracity of this story - that it was leaked by a US official speaks volumes for internal cohesion. Then again I thought Tel Aviv ran DC anyway.ReplyDelete
Australian govt blindfolds citizens with 'unprecedented' media gag order - WikiLeaks — RT NewsReplyDelete
WikiLeaks has accused the Australian government of blindfolding the public with the worst suppression order in "living memory." The media gag bans Australian news outlets from reporting on a multinational corruption case for reasons of national security.
The whistleblowing organization published the details of the "unprecedented" gag order issued by the Australian government on Wednesday. The super injunction passed by the Supreme Court of the state of Victoria prohibits Australian media organizations from publishing material on a multi-million-dollar graft case involving high-ranking officials from Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
Thursday, July 31, 2014ReplyDelete
Shocking Monsanto/Ebola Connection
Shocking Monsanto/Ebola Connection – Monsanto And DOD Invest In Ebola Treatment Company As Ebola Outbreak May Already Be Uncontrollable!
Thursday, July 31, 2014 6:58
While it probably should be no surprise to anyone that Monsanto has their hands where they shouldn't be, this shocking Monsanto/Ebola connection exposed by Mike Adams and NaturalNews.com will send shivers up your spine. As more confirmation that ebola is spreading out of control, Monsanto AND the Department of Defense are investing in an ebola drug treatment company as the world heads to a crisis that is the closest thing to a real-life zombie apocalypse according to Mike.
Has ebola been weaponized and is now being unleashed upon America and the world as the elitists last ditch attempt to depopulate the planet? Why is Monsanto, a company that has been called 'the most evil corporation in the world', investing in an ebola treatment company?
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BREAKING: SaskPower ordered to remove all 105,000 smart meters in the province
Posted By: NaturalWisdom
Date: Thursday, 31-Jul-2014 14:20:22
The minister quoted in the article stated that the utility customers would not be on the hook for the cost of removing the smart meters, which is expected to take 6-9 months.
BREAKING: SaskPower ordered to remove all 105,000 smart meters in the province
30 July 2014 at 7:16pm
by Shaun Knox, Global News
The minister responsible for SaskPower Bill Boyd said the utility company will be taking out all 105,000 smart meters around Saskatchewan.
"I think the concerns about safety are paramount here, the concerns are significant enough, anytime families are at risk in Saskatchewan, actions have to be taken and that's why we've directed SaskPower accordingly," said Minister Boyd.
See full report at: http://globalnews.ca/news/1483134/saskpower-ordered-to-remove-all-smart-meters-in-the-province/
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