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|Still Cranking out the Benches. Here's a bunch of the cut wood for an order of 2 benches we got set out to dry since it was still wet from the mill.
|Isn't she adorable! Lungs aren't quite big enough but she sure did try.
|Here I am at 29 weeks pregnant
|For Memorial Day we hosted a BBQ at our house. We invited over a bunch of friends and had a good time. I saw this recipe for strawberry shortcake on a stick online somewhere and decided to give it a try. They were yummy and they disappeared fast!
While Dan and I were away, my sister Kayla stayed at our place and watched the kids for us. Isn't she the greatest! I didn't even have to ask. I just told her we were planning a getaway trip and she offered to come up! FABULOUS!!! I was so glad she booked her trip to stay a few extra days after we got back so we could have some sister time.
|Alexis is the cutest little chunk! It was so fun to see her crawling around while she was here. The last time I saw her she was doing an army crawl/caterpillar scoot thing. She is getting so big!
|You can't visit the Seattle area and not pay a visit to Ivar's so I treated Kayla to lunch there on her last day here.
|No house guest of mine escapes without at least one evening of Zumba. Was fun to dance and sweat with my sister for the night! Yes I am still doing Zumba with my big belly.


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While the long wait for Apple's much-anticipated iPhone X will likely continue through this year, the wait for hundreds of new emoji characters on your current iPhone is finally over. The new emoji -- a exploding head, a sandwich, and a cut of meat to name a few -- arrive as part of the iOS 11.1 software update Apple released on Tuesday.
Among other improvements and changes since iOS 11 debuted in September, the update includes 69 entirely new emoji (more than 230, if you include skin tone and gender options) that your messages, tweets, and other digital missives have sorely lacked this whole time, according to the experts at Emojipedia. Now, you'll be able to use emoji like face vomiting, crazy face, shushing face, face with hand over mouth, bearded person, breastfeeding, brain, T-rex, dumpling, pretzel, cup with straw, flying saucer, and more when words just don't cut it. There are even new zombie, mage, and vampire emoji just in time for Halloween.
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To get the update and all of the new emoji, just update your iPhone or iPad the same way you have with previous updates. Go to the General section of your iPhone or iPad's Settings app, tap "Software Update," and follow the prompts and instructions from there. You'll be sending exploding head and face with symbols over mouth emoji in no time.
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In mid August, Google announced that they would be releasing an updated user interface. It has already begun to roll out, but there is still a lot of information that is unknown and not told to developers and not available in a preview. Luckily, the Reddit user ntauthy was able to find a way to manually enable these existing features on some versions of Wear OS. I'm going to go over the changes that were announced for developers as well as the ones that have not been.
Notifications now show a smaller amount of text initially, but users can still expand the notification by tapping on it.
Notifications can show any color you set using the .setColor function in your notification's builder.
Tapping on a notification will no longer bring up a custom layout for expanded content, but rather show the full text of a notification with additional actions.
The current media session from your watch or paired device now displays in the top status bar showing the current title. A Play/Pause transport control is available. Tapping on title triggers the Content Intent of the Media Style notification if it was posted from the watch, or brings up the Media Controls activity if not.
One thing that surprised me was a new Activity available in the app drawer that brings up extended controls for the current Media Session. It displays transport controls with the volume slider and the current title. The album art displays full screen behind it with the time at the top. After enabling it, I later got a notification telling me that this activity would automatically be launched when I started playing something, but this could be turned off by long pressing on the screen while it was open. This seems to be to replace the full screen controls previously available, but allows users to disable it if they don't like it taking up their whole screen.
While in the old version tapping on a notification triggered the content intent if one was set, this is not the case for the new one. Instead, the content intent shows up as another action labeled "Open".
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The Aloha Exchange Club of East Hawaiʻi recognized Detective Scott Amaral on Thursday (June 25) as one of two East Hawaiʻi "Officers of the Month" for June.
Detective Jesse Kerr, who shares the award, was unable to attend the ceremony and will be recognized officially at a later date.
The two Juvenile Aid Section detectives are being honored for helping the FBI locate a fugitive wanted in Colorado for kidnapping a 9-year-old family member.
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Sermons by Pastor Barb Reid
(Click on the title to view written sermon)
Dec 8, 2019 --
"Isaiah's Stump Speech"
(Isaiah 11:1-10)
Dec 1, 2019 --
"Living as Advent People"
(Isaiah 2:1-5)
Nov 24, 2019 --
"Being Christian, Being Thankful"
(Colossians 3:12-17)
Nov 17, 2019 --
"Two Men, Two Prayers, Two Verdicts"
(Luke 18:9-14)
Nov 10, 2019 --
"Don't Pull Down the Shade"
(Luke 14:1-14)
Nov 3, 2019 --
"Now We Are Children of God - What Will We Be?"
(1 John 3:1-3)
Oct 27, 2019 --
"Jesus' Prayer List: Part 3"
(John 17:20-26)
Oct 20, 2019 --
"Jesus' Prayer List: Part 2"
(John 17:6-19)
Oct 13, 2019 --
"Jesus' Prayer List: Part 1"
(John 17:1-5)
Oct 6, 2019 --
"Paul's Pastoral Prayer for the Church"
(Ephesians 3:12b-21)
Sept 29, 2019 --
"The Older Brother: Gospel for Good People"
(Luke 15:25-32)
Sept 22, 2019 --
"Coming Home"
(Luke 15:8-10)
Sept 15, 2019 --
"Figs, Anyone?"
(Luke 13:1-9)
Sept 8, 2019 --
"Disturbing the Peace; Checking the Weather"
(Luke 12:49-56)
Sept 1, 2019 --
"Faith in Old Bags?"
(Mark 2:18-22)
Aug 25, 2019 --
"What? Me Worry?"
(Luke 12:22-34)
Aug 18, 2019 --
"Bearing Burdens"
(Galatians 5:25-6:5)
Aug 11, 2019 --
"Who Wouldn't Love a Good Samaritan?"
(Luke 10:25-37)
Aug 4, 2019 -- "In Position for Transition" (Luke 3:1-6) Rev. Doug Avilesbernal
July 28, 2019 --
"Stories of Grace"
(Hebrews 4:14-16)
July 21, 2019 --
"The Grace of Giving"
(2 Corinthians 8:1-7)
July 14, 2019 --
"When Grace Seems Unfair"
(Matthew 20:1-15)
July 7, 2019 --
"The Wonder of Grace"
(Ephesians 2:1-10)
June 30, 2019 --
"Sins and Debts"
(Luke 7:36-50)
June 23, 2019 -- "Chosen Vessel" (John 15:16-17 CSB) Guest Pastor Ravon Johnson
June 16, 2019 --
"Faith That Amazed Jesus"
(Luke 7:1-10)
June 9, 2019 --
"From Many One or From One Many?"
(Acts 2:1-21)
June 2, 2019 --
"Theology at Midnight"
(Acts 16:16-34)
May 26, 2019 --
"Do You Love Me?"
(John 21:15-25)
May 19, 2019 --
"Breakfast on the Beach with Jesus"
(John 21:1-14)
May 12, 2019 --
"Doubters Welcome"
(John 20: 24-31)
May 5, 2019 --
"Call the Next Witness"
(Acts 5:27-32) Rev. Dr. Robert Reid
Apr 28, 2019 --
"Believing is Seeing"
(John 20:19-30)
Apr 21, 2019 --
"The Stone is Rolled Away"
(John 20:1-18)
Apr 14, 2019 --
"The Stones Will Cry Out"
(Luke 19:28-44)
Apr 7, 2019 --
"Upon This Rock"
(Matthew 16:13-20)
Mar 31, 2019 --
"Hearts of Stone"
(Luke 11:37-54)
Mar 24, 2019 --
"Living Stones of Just Gathering Moss?"
(1 Peter 2:1-10)
Mar 17, 2019 --
"Broken Stone, Broken People"
(Exodus 32:1-14)
Mar 10, 2019 --
"Two Sides of Faith"
(Hebrews 11:30-40)
Mar 3, 2019 --
"By Faith: Moses"
(Hebrews 11:23-29)
Feb 24, 2019 --
"The Riddle"
(Hebrews 11:17-22) Rev. Dr. Robert Reid
Feb 17, 2019 --
"By Faith: Noah and Abraham"
(Hebrews 11:7-12)
Feb 10, 2019 -- Snow Day
Feb 3, 2019 --
"By Faith"
(Hebrews 11:1-6)
Jan 27, 2019 --
"Sew Far, So Good"
(Mark 4:2-20) Rev. Dr. Robert Reid
Jan 20, 2019 --
"Faith Under Fire"
(Daniel 3:1-30)
Jan 13, 2019 --
"Where is God in the Tears?"
(Matthew 2:13-22)
Jan 6, 2019 --
"What Shall We Give Him?"
(Matthew 2:1-12)
Sermons by Pastor Britt Carlson
(Click on the title to view written sermon)
Sept 25, 2016 --
"What I See"
(1 Corinthians 13:12-13)
As Christians we confess that we don't always see clearly. We see
ourselves, others and the world as in a mirror darkly. What would
it look like to see clearly? 1 Corinthians teaches us that love is what
it looks like to see clearly - a Love that we will know fully in heaven.
Sept 18, 2016 --
"Possessing Possessions"
(Luke 16:1-13)
In one of the most surprising parables in the Gospels, the dishonest
steward is commended for his fraud! Is Jesus saying that fraud or
dishonesty is a good thing? No. But Jesus is saying that we, like the
steward, should be looking at the end game. Our wealth is to be used
with an eye to eternity. Are our possessions possessing us or are we
using our possessions as a way of living into the coming kingdom of God?
Sept 11, 2016 --
"The Lost and Found"
(Luke 15:1-10)
Who is in and who is out? Who is lost and who is found? To questions
like those, Jesus tells the parables of the one lost sheep out of 100 and the
one lost coin out of ten. In both parables, the owner goes after what is lost,
not being content until it is found. Then the owner rejoices and invites
their friends to join in on the rejoicing! So it is with God. God is the seeker.
And God is the one inviting us today to enter into the joyful, heavenly
party celebrating the lost being found.
Sept 04, 2016 --
"The Potter"
(Jeremiah 18:1-10)
God sends Jeremiah down to the potter's house to observe the potter
working at his wheel. If the clay won't form into the shape the potter
wants, the potter pushes it back down and begins again. But the potter
doesn't throw the clay out. So it is with God. When God judges us it's in
hopes of reforming us into something good, true and beautiful. God
doesn't abandon his chosen materials, but rather reforms them.
Aug 28, 2016 --
"The Way Finds Us"
(Acts 3:1-16)
Peter and John heal a lame man at the Beautiful Gate and give credit to
the continuing healing ministry of the risen Christ. The church continues
today to do Christ's healing and teaching work in the world. The way of
Christ includes both healing deeds and teaching creeds. Neglect of either
falls short of Christian mission. On Trinity Sunday we affirm that God's
mission to the world comes from the Father, is accomplished by Christ the
Son, through the church that lives by the power of the Holy Spirit.
Aug 21, 2016 --
"And What More Should I Say?"
(Hebrews 11:29-12:2)
By faith the saints of old accomplished great things. But the things they
accomplished only make sense because of the one they had faith in. What
is faith? Faith isn't simply a positive outlook on life. Faith is trusting in and
putting your weight down on the one who is faithful.
Aug 14, 2016 --
"Christmas in August"
(Luke 12:32-40)
Following God often could more accurately be described as waiting for
God. We wait with anticipation for our Host, Jesus, to show up. We wait
in order to receive our blessedness. This waiting with anticipation is like
Christmas Eve. We don't have to hold onto second-class gifts. We can
hold out for the gifts of Christmas morning.
Aug 07, 2016 --
"CHURCH: The Hopeful Dead"
(Romans 6:3-11)
We are the church. But what exactly is the church? The church is those
who have been baptized into Jesus' death so that we may be raised to
walk in newness of life. We are the "walking dead." We live our lives
out of our baptisms. Such a life is the opposite of morbid. Instead of
avoiding death, we can embrace life. Last in a series of six.
July 31, 2016 --
"CHURCH: Christ's Bride"
(Song of Songs 6:1-10)
We are the church. But what exactly is the church? The church is the bride
of Christ. The church is the beloved of God, and the ones who have made
the Lord their "delightful one." The church is the people whose d
esire has
been reoriented and who respond to the wooing of the Lover. Fifth in a
series of six.
July 24, 2016 --
"CHURCH: Reconciling Community"
(Ephesians 2:14-18). Message brought
to us by Pastor Keith Madsen.
July 17, 2016 --
"CHURCH: Unincorporated Area"
(John 10:1-18)
We are the church. But what exactly is the church? The church is "an
unincorporated area." In an unincorporated area, you don't have to
abide by the same rules as your city-dwelling neighbors. There's more
room to "go in and out" of the constraints of society. We are a living
Body able to welcome the kingdom of God in the midst of a fallen world.
Third in a series of six.
July 10, 2016 --
"CHURCH: Hospital for Sinners"
(Matthew 9:9-13; Luke 19:1-10)
We are the church. But what exactly is the church? The church is a
hospital for sinners. Jesus didn't come to make a holy huddle, but to
heal those who are sick. Jesus isn't afraid of our sin. We can't expect
to be healed when we keep hiding from God and from one another.
We have to bring all of our "stuff" before God so that we can receive
the healing we so need. Second in a series of six.
July 03, 2016 --
"CHURCH: Companions of God"
(John 15:12-17)
We are the church. But what exactly is the church? The church are the
people who have been made friends of God. We are God's companions -
the people who break bread with God - because Jesus has chosen us and
if we do what Jesus says. First in a series of six.
June 26, 2016 --
"Evergreen Values: Acceptance"
(Acts 13:42-52)
Our final Evergreen value is acceptance. To understand what it means to
accept one another, however, we must first realize that we, the Gentiles,
are the ones initially
accepted. Once we realize our identity as the
lucky ones who get into the kingdom only by the grace of God we can
learn to accept one another in Jesus: a graced people accepting other
graced people.
June 19, 2016 -- "Evergreen Values: Cultural Diversity" (Acts 11:1-18) Message brought to
us by Jennifer Ikoma-Motzko of Japanese Baptist Church.
June 12, 2016 --
"Evergreen Values: A Display of Unity"
(1 Corinthians 12:12-21) Message
brought to us by Rev Sean Brown of Queen Anne Baptist Church.
June 05, 2016 --
"Evergreen Values: Learning Community"
(Acts 2:42-47) Message brought
to us by Rev Mindi Welton-Mitchell of Burien Community Church.
May 29, 2016 --
"Beginnings: Journeys"
(Genesis 12:1-9)
(Theme: For Genesis' first eleven chapters, the story of God and Creation
spans the whole world. But in Genesis 12, the beginning begins to end,
and God focuses in on one man through whom the Lord will once again
bless the whole world. Abram, chosen by God, is called to leave his
family to go to a land that God will show him. Abram's obedience is
the beginning of God's new work to bring back a people lost and
May 22, 2016 --
"Beginnings: Survival"
(Genesis 11:10-31)
(Theme: A family leaves their home in Ur of the Chaldeans to set out
for a new country to call their own. One of the women of the family is
barren, leaving her vulnerable and potentially exposed to poverty. How
does God preserve God's people through the trials of the world?)
May 15, 2016 --
"Beginnings: Language"
(Genesis 11:1-9; Acts 2:1-21)
(Theme: At the tower of Babel, the Lord confuses the language of
humankind and scatters them across the earth. But at Pentecost, as the
tongues of fire descend and the disciples are filled with the Holy Spirit,
they are able to speak in other languages. The Spirit of Jesus Christ
brings together what can't be brought together through human efforts.)
May 08, 2016 --
"Beginnings: Renewal"
(Genesis 6-9)
(Theme: In the beginning, God saw Creation and it was good. But now
God sees Creation, and it is corrupt. There is one righteous man, however,
Noah, who enters in the ark with his family and is saved. Yahweh saves
when Yahweh remembers Noah. Jesus is the new Noah in whom God
remembers the world - the new ark we enter into and are saved.)
May 01, 2016 --
"Beginnings: Brothers & Mothers"
(Genesis 4:1-16)
(Theme: The fall gains speed. Farther and farther humankind falls away
from God. The fall is taken to its logical end: murder and death. Cain takes
the power of life and death into his own hands, because he hates God's
grace. But for Cain to live after his horrible act, he himself must receive
God's grace.)
Apr 24, 2016 --
"Beginnings: Sin"
(Genesis 3:1-21)
(Theme: In a world that God declares is good, it's utterly inconceivable
that evil and sin come to be. But through the serpent's pious, deceitful
question, Adam and Eve are us. We who were made for perfect communion
with God are led astray from obedience to the Lord's Word by our very
Apr 17, 2016 --
"Beginnings: Creation"
(Genesis 1)
(Theme: In the beginning God created, and it was good. All of Creation
is good. Existence is good. Evil is only an irrational, inconceivable ripping-
away of goodness. Goodness and fruitfulness are markers of God's Creation
and are how we were created to exist.)
Apr 10, 2016 --
"The Lion and the Lamb"
(John 2:13-22)
(Theme: The "yes" of God in Jesus Christ turns into a "no" to all things
that keep people from the God who travels the countryside among the
crowds. Jesus drives us from our temples out into the world to be a
tabernacle people. Jesus drives us out because Jesus himself has
gone out. Jesus is the God who did not stay in heaven, but who
came down to pursue us.)
Apr 03, 2016 -- "Where in the World is God?" (Rev Gregg Sneller, International Ministries)
(Theme: God is in the midst of us, the local church, no matter what our size,
and the Lord has placed us in our community to share the love of Jesus.)
Mar 27, 2016 --
"New Life"
(Luke 24:1-12)
(Theme: Easter is the beginning of God's new creation. It's the beginning,
but it's
the beginning. In Jesus, God fulfills scriptural motifs and
promises of the Davidic king and suffering servant. And in Jesus, God
does something completely new and unexpected: the resurrection.)
Mar 20, 2016 --
"A Little in Front of Us"
(Luke 19:28-38)
(Theme: Jesus is always a little in front of us. Like a ship cutting a deep
wake through the water, Jesus goes ahead of us doing what we are
unable to do. We follow behind, fearful of where Jesus is going. We
first see this dynamic as Jesus, the triumphant king, enters Jerusalem
to overthrow the powers that be. We then see Jesus in front of us on
the Cross where for the first time the world declares, "This is the King
of the Jews.")
Mar 13, 2016 --
"Yes, And ..."
(Luke 19:11-23)
(Theme: The first rule of improv is "yes, and." The rule of "yes, and" says
that when given a line by your partner you accept the reality they've
created and build on it. This is what the nobleman expects when he gives
his slaves their pounds: He expects them to take what they have been
given and build on it, entering into the joy of mutually creating reality.
While the first two slaves double their talents, the third slave returns
his only intact - there's no gain. The parable teaches us that his fear-based,
risk-averse living is opposed to the kingdom of God. In the kingdom of
God, we respond to God's "yes" to us and get to answer "and ...")
Mar 6, 2016 --
(Luke 15:11-32)
(Theme: The youngest son squanders his wealth and comes back to the
father with empty hands. By all accounts, he's shamed his father. But
the father disregards society's standards when he runs towards his son,
welcoming him back into the family no questions asked. Are we like the
father or are we like the elder son? Do we give without holding anything
Feb 28, 2016 --
"Feckless Fig Trees"
(Luke 13:1-9)
(Theme: As Jesus continues his journey to Jerusalem, he becomes direct in
his message: The end is near, repent and believe. Those of us who know
the story, however, know how it ends: Jesus goes through his testing
alone, abandoned by those who have said they love him. And yet, even
here, Jesus is the good, merciful gardener, interceding on behalf of fig
trees that should be bearing fruit and yet are not.)
Feb 21, 2016 --
(Luke 9:28-36)
(Theme: Peter, John, and Jesus go up to a mountain to pray when Jesus'
face changes and his clothes shine brilliantly white. Peter wants to hold
onto this moment. He doesn't understand that discipleship will mean the
Cross. For Christians, suffering and death are always the enemy. But
sometimes, suffering and death is where whole-hearted obedience to God
Feb 14, 2016 --
"Imitation of God"
(Luke 4:1-13)
(Theme: In Luke 4, Jesus quotes Deuteronomy three times to resist
the devil's temptations. By resisting the devil, Jesus resists Israel's
reoccurring temptations: to certainty of her own choosing, to dominion,
and to playing the hero. He is completely obedient to God and God's
commands. In Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, he sums up, redoes,
and epitomizes Israel's history. By being so obedient, Jesus gives us a
new example to imitate.)
Feb 07, 2016 --
"For I am a Sinful Man"
(Luke 5:1-11)
(Theme: Simon Peter and the fisherman fished all night, but caught
nothing. Yet, when Jesus tells them to put out into deep water and let
down their nets, their nets almost break from the abundance. The
abundance leads Simon Peter to declare, "Go away from me, Lord, for
I am a sinful man!" Repentance is always preceded by grace. Heartfelt
change comes from lives that have experienced God's unexpected
Jan 31, 2016 --
"Making Room"
(1 Corinthians 13:1-13)
(Theme: In the church, many things seem to be of utmost importance:
good teaching, compassion for the poor, self-sacrifice. But 1 Cor. 13
teaches us that without love even the best of things are nothing. But
with love, every creature and all of creation is given the room to
become all that God has created them to be.)
Jan 24, 2016 --
"Church Rules"
(1 Corinthians 12:14-26)
(Theme: The church is the body of Christ. As the church we are our
own persons and yet are also dependent upon others to know who
we are and where we fit in God's kingdom. To function as a healthy
body, we have to obey Christ, our head, we have to have special
respect for the weaker members, and we have to have love which covers
all things.)
Jan 17, 2016 --
"Gifts that Keep on Giving"
(1 Corinthians 12:1-11)
(Theme: Through the Spirit of Jesus God has set up a new economy -
an economy of abundant gifts. We, the Body of Christ, stand on the
lookout for the gifts God has given. Our gifts often surprise us - they
aren't necessarily what we would have chosen for ourselves. But our
gifts are for the common good - each person contributing to a
healthy Body. A body, however, only stays healthy through constant
exercise, through giving away what it has received. By giving away
the gifts we have been given we keep alive the Spirit of the gift.)
Jan 10, 2016 -
"Burning but Not Consumed"
(Luke 3:15-22; Isaiah 43:1-7)
(Theme: After Jesus is baptized, he begins to pray. As he prays, the
heavens open, the Holy Spirit descends and a voice declares that Jesus
is the beloved, well-pleasing Son. Prayer continues our baptism,
immersing us in the presence of God that burns but does not consume.
We can fear prayer, thinking it a task that will consume our energy.
In fact, prayer is the gift of God's holy fire which makes us alive,
burning with God's love for us.)
Jan 03, 2016 --
"By Another Road"
(Matthew 2:1-12; Ephesians 3:1-12)
(Theme: Christians celebrate Epiphany on January 6th - God's surprising
inclusion of the Gentiles in the work of salvation. The Magi, Gentile
astrologers looked down upon by pious Jews and later Christians,
come to Herod seeking the newborn King. As is the case when power
is built on fear, Herod and all Jerusalem are frightened at the thought
of a new ruler. But this ruler, the baby in the manger, is one whose
only power is the love that moves the sun and stars, a love that includes
even the Magi.)
Dec 27, 2015 --
"Kids and the Kingdom"
(Luke 2:41-52)
(Theme: Our Luke passage is the only scripture that speaks of Jesus
when he was a child. This day is often called "Holy Family Sunday,"
but in Jesus the boundaries of the family are expanded and reformed.
For parents who have great hopes for their children, the separation
and redefinition can be painful. But we learn from both Jesus and
Samuel that even though we can't always tell where salvation will
come from, God is at work to bring new life.)
Dec 20, 2015 --
"Songs for a Savior: The Song of the Angels"
(Luke 2:1-32)
(Theme: Throughout the Old Testament there are reports that one
day the Gentiles will come to worship the one true God of Israel in the
the temple. Jesus is born, and now the glory of God, instead of being
in the temple, is out on a farm being revealed to shepherds! God's favor
has come, and it is changing where and how we see purity and
holiness. The salvation that was first for the Jews is now being
revealed in its fullness for all people.)
Dec 13, 2015 --
"Songs for a Savior: The Song of Mary"
(Luke 1:26-56)
(Theme: Oftentimes as Baptists, we look suspiciously at Mary and
those who hold her in high regard. But as God prepares for the coming
of Jesus, he chooses Mary to be the bearer of Jesus, God-with-us.
Mary is our exemplar of what a life of faith looks like. In Mary - a
young girl with no social standing - the Lord begins to turn the world
upside down through the salvation of Jesus Christ.)
Dec 06, 2015 --
"Songs for a Savior: The Song of Zechariah"
(Luke 1:5-25; 58-59)
(Theme: What to do in the Interim Time.)
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I have been "enjoying" the rollar coaster ride that is my life. I really can't complain. Well, other than my lack of humility sometimes, and my inability to live in the moment. I have a hard time explaining what is going on in my life, partially because I don't know who reads this blog. Also because I've talked it over so many times with Mom that I don't really know how to say it anymore. In fact, the thought of trying to find the words to m'expliquer exhausts me. It'd be easier in French.
a less legit job that allowed me to budget and do what I want. And that's when it began... I began to start wondering how others saw what I did. My employer asked me regularly how my job search was going-- referring to the search for a job in my field. But... my job was fine. I didn't want a full time long term job in CA. I had other plans, and making personal roots here was DEFINITELY not part of it. Then I started to get less hours at work, which diminished my personal value. Well, how I viewed my personal value. But... I was doing what I wanted.
I came to the realization that a lesson I needed to learn was how to feel valid as a person through my own and my Heavenly Father's evaluation. I tried so hard for so long to do what seemed respectable to other people, when in reality all I wanted to do was "profiter", or take advantage of, the short time that I have between mission life and Grad School. Yes, I am going to go to grad school. And yes, I am earning money. But heck no, this money isn't for grad school! It's for things and for fun. I bought a car! I'm taking trips! I'm going to buy a computer, pay my own phone bills. I'm going to live how I want before I have to conform to a more restrained life. Even if I get married before I go to grad school, as soon as I do, there is responsibility attached. I will have to stop living for me and start living for others. Or the moment I register for grad school-- instant debt, that's what I call it. But now? I'm a little bit of a free bird. But people view what I'm doing as irresponsible and selfish. No. I call it... doing what I want to do for the first time ever.
I did realize, though, that this same judgement and disapproval is going to continue to come at me. Especially when I quit whatever it is I'm doing to have a family. To stay at home and raise my children. I'm risking judgment from everyone-- Mormons or not. In France, I was told repeatedly, BY MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH, that it was impossible and SELFISH to stay home and raise a family. That I HAD to leave to work and help support my family. Also, that the number of children I want to have is a ridiculous and fantastical idea that will have to change in order to survive. Hmmmm... really? Already I have been judged and INVALIDATED by others. Which means that... the ability to find respectability in what I do through my own and God's evaluations is a most invaluable skill. I'm going to face adversity the rest of my life. And the choices I have already made regarding my future will only bring more judgement and commentary. And you know what? WHO CARES.
Okay, easy to say now. But I mean it! I now have had a little taste of what my future holds, and I'll be honest: I was a little scared. However, with the insight that I can find validation within myself and the gospel will help me retain some semblance of sanity when the world around me criticizes my life and family choices. Maybe I don't have the skills down yet, but I'm working on them. I want to be ready for the barrage and les attaques qui vont m'ennerver. I want to hold my head high and say, "Yes. I am a mother. Yes I quit a good job (or school or insert whatever "sacrifice" I will undoubtedly have to make) to do this. Yes, I let my husband be the bread winner. And yes, I had THIS many kids... ON PURPOSE."
Maybe I'm being silly. Or idealistic. But this was a lesson I have learned these past few months. It is only one among many. It is one that I will always remember and use.
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Originally from Ridgefield, WA, Hillary and her husband Brandon will soon be moving to Bothell and look forward to being part of the Bothell/Mill Creek community. She enjoys spending free time with her husband and their dog Jellie, a five-year-old Boston Terrier rescue.They love attending local sports, especially Seahawks home games, hiking, watching HGTV, and travel of all kinds including to Australia where Hillary has extended family.
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Thank you to all of our alumni and friends who made the July 15, 2019 U of D Jesuit Golf Invitational a success. The tournament started with the traditional tee-off breakfast and Bloody-Mary, followed by the 10:30 a.m. shotgun start for 18-holes of golf on a championship course. Golfers also enjoyed a full lunch spread and array of beverages on the course. The beautiful sunny day ended with a post-round cocktail reception and strolling dinner on the terrace overlooking the 18th green.
Thanks to alumni and friends, whose generosity fuels the transformational experience of a Jesuit education.
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Planted 3 years ago and is the same size as the day it arrived. All other Hostas are doing great, but this one is a disappointment. Not even close to being a giant Hosta and in fact is the smallest one in my garden. Don't waste your money on this one.
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The largest known hosta available! This massive plant forms a gigantic upright mound of huge, thick, dark green leaves topped with pale reddish violet flowers. It will make a fantastic statement in your shade garden!Best SellerFoliage InterestAttracts:Hummingbirds
CharacteristicsPlant Type:PerennialHeight Category:TallGarden Height:36 - 48 InchesScape Height:48 InchesSpacing:60 - 72 InchesSpread:60 - 72 InchesFlower Colors:PurpleFlower Shade:LavenderFoliage Colors:GreenFoliage Shade:Dark GreenHabit:MoundedContainer Role:Filler
Plant NeedsLight Requirement:Part Shade to ShadeMaintenance Category:EasyBloom Time:Early SummerBloom Time:Mid SummerHardiness Zones:3a, 3b, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b, 9a, 9bWater Category:AverageSoil Fertility Requirement:Average SoilSoil Fertility Requirement:Fertile SoilSoil PH Category:Acidic SoilSoil PH Category:Neutral SoilUses:Border PlantUses:LandscapeUses:Specimen or Focal PointUses Notes:
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Kristin Kelly, New York, United States, 24 weeks ago
On year 3 with several Proven Winners Empress Wu (label says shadowland Empress Wu). These are very disappointing. I have planted over 100 hostas in the past 2 years and Empress Wu is the only one that gets smaller each year... I have them planted in multiple locations with other hostas... all the other hostas are growing as expected. I left 3 of the Empress Wu in pots for the winter with over 20 other hostas... all 3 Empress Wu plants in pots died. Very unimpressed with this varietyJeff Vitale, Michigan, United States, 32 weeks ago
I really enjoy this hosta, I currently have two in their second season and they getting huge. Just ordered 4 more because I don't want to divide the original two at this point. Very happy with this plant and highly recommend.Wesley Phillips, 1 year ago
roger lovejoy, Ohio, United States, 1 year ago
roger lovejoy, Ohio, United States, 1 year ago
Planted last year and did not come up this year at all. I have 7 other PW Hostas that are thriving, but this one just didn't make it through the winter I guess. Disappointing.Kristin, New York, United States, 2 years ago
I have heavy clay everywhere around my home. I have planted this in full shade and partial shade. This plant divides well and grows huge. Slugs and grasshoppers don't seem to like this hosta as much as my other hostas. This is one plant I never seem to worry about. Handles dry spells and heavy rainy weather well. Great plant.Diana Uyen, 7 years ago
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Information in Thailand; Thai language, Thai food, Thai culture and places.
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National flag of Thailand is also called TRAIRONG flag (ธงไตรรงค์) which means three-colored flag; red, white, and blue. The meanings of the color are red for nation, white for religious, and blue for the king. Thai's national flag shows five horizontal stripes in the colors; red, white, blue (double width), white and red. Please see how to draw the flag of Thailand below.
How to draw Thai's national flag.
1. Thai's national flag is rectangular and the ratio of the flag is 2 to 3 (height, width). Here we have 3 cm. for the height and 4.5 cm for the width.
2. Divide the height into three so we have three horizontal stripes. The height of each stripe is one centimeter.
3. Fill the center stripe with blue color. Then, divide the upper horizontal stripe into two stripes equally and do the same with the lower horizontal stripe.
4. Fill the top stripe with red and do the same with the bottom stripe. Here you go!
Below is the clip of the Thai national anthem on Youtube.com. Let's sing along!
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Tauriga Sciences Inc. Certified as Vendor Affiliate to The National Association of College Stores
NEW YORK, NY, Jan. 07, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE -- Tauriga Sciences, Inc. (OTCQB: TAUG) ("Tauriga" or the "Company"), a revenue generating Company that operates through the development, distribution, and licensing of proprietary products as well as the evaluation of potential acquisition opportunities and equity investments, today announced that it has been Certified by the National Association of College Stores ("NACS"), as a Vendor Affiliate ("Vendor"). As a Vendor of the NACS, the Company has joined the most comprehensive group of campus retailers working to provide the best services and selections to College students across the United States.
The National Association of College Stores is the professional trade association of the $10 Billion campus store industry. The NACS represent nearly 4,000 campuses in the U.S. and Canada, and approximately 1,000 companies that supply goods and services to campus stores. Through groundbreaking educational events, productive Tradeshows, and award-winning publications, the NACS is the gateway to securing new customers and growing your business in the $10 Billion campus market.
Please see below, the following Credential(s) has been designated to Tauriga Sciences Inc. by the NACS:
Tauriga Sciences Inc. -- NACS Vendor Affiliate ID # 113921
The Company is planning to operate a main floor Exhibitor Booth at the upcoming CAMEX 2020 NACS Campus Market Expo in New Orleans, Louisiana -- February 8-11, 2020. The Company will update shareholders, via a press release, once the details are finalized and confirmed.
Tauriga Sciences, Inc. (TAUG) is a revenue generating Company that operates through the development, distribution, and licensing of proprietary products as well as the evaluation of potential acquisition opportunities. One such opportunity on which the Company has acted, involves the Company having entered into the cannabidiol (or "CBD") infused chewing gum product business, as more fully described above and in prior press releases. This CBD infused chewing gum product has been branded under the following name: Tauri-Gum(TM). The Company is currently in production of three distinct flavors of Tauri-Gum(TM): MINT, BLOOD ORANGE, and POMEGRANATE. On December 6, 2019 the Company announced that it completed the initial production run (thereby expanding its existing product lines) with the introduction of a 25mg Vegan CBD Isolate Infused vegan gummy ("gum drop"), branded under the name: Tauri-Gummies(TM). Further, the Company continues to identify and evaluate additional potential opportunities to generate revenue, as well as shareholder value, and leverage its resources and expertise to build a diversified and sustainable business model. Please visit our corporate website at www.tauriga.com.
The Company has also announced the development of a Cannabigerol ("CBG") Isolate infused version of Tauri-Gum(TM). The flavor that has been selected is Starfruit/Peach and each piece of gum will contain 10mg of CBG Isolate / Each blister pack will contain 80mg of CBG Isolate. The Company expects to commence production during its 4(th) Fiscal Quarter of 2020 (January 1, 2020 -- March 31, 2020).
In addition, on March 11, 2019, the Company announced the official launch of its E-Commerce site - as part of its Tauri-Gum(TM) commercialization strategy. This site can be accessed by visiting the following URL address: www.taurigum.com
The Company has established corporate offices in both New York City (USA) and Barcelona (Spain).
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This post was originally published on September 3rd, 2007. It has been slightly modified from a previous version of the site. N.B.: This code has been tested in Matlab R2009b and R2010a and still works fine.
Kaplan and Knowles, extending the original work of Shadwick and Keating as well as that of Kazemi, Schneeweis, and Gupta, describe a generalized downside risk-adjusted measure Kappa. By design, the Omega and Sortino measures are special cases of the Kappa measure, and, as such, the Kappa function is capable of calculating both easily.
So that this very helpful function can be used by those in the community who are having difficulty with the original works, I am publishing a single-line Kappa function for Matlab.
% D : return series vector
% r : return threshold
% n : Kappa order
function k = kappa(D, r, n)
k = (mean(D) - r) ./ nthroot(mean((D < r) .* (r-D).^n), n);
To calculate the Omega measure, put n=1 and add 1 to the result, i.e. kappa(D, r, 1) + 1.
To calculate the Sortino ratio, put n=2, i.e. kappa(D,r,2).


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Tom Cruise Leaving Scientology For Suri: 'He'd Face Massive Consequences' — Ex-Member
Is Tom Cruise really leaving Scientology for his daughter Suri? Highly unlikely, says ex- member Chris Shelton, who reveals to HollywoodLife.com that anyone who leaves the church would face massive consequences. Read on for all the shocking details!
After a report surfaced that Tom Cruise, 52, was leaving the Church of Scientology for his young daughter Suri Cruise, 9, HollywoodLife.com reached out to former member Chris Shelton, 45, who tells us EXCLUSIVELY that the movie star would have to "disconnect" from his family and older kids, and face "massive consequences" if he left.
"I don't personally believe that Tom Cruise left the church," former high-ranking Scientology Sea Org. member Chris Shelton tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. "For anyone who leaves the church of Scientology, there would be massive consequences. There are always consequences for leaving the church. The church has demonstrated that they have no qualms whatsoever about releasing so called confidential audits of members who leave. These audits are supposed to be confidential, but have been used against members, who are considered 'suppressive people' because they left the church. You have to remember — Tom has been part of the church since the 1980's. That's a long time. He has surrounded himself with Scientologists. If he left the church, he would have to 'disconnect' from the rest of his family who are in the church. That includes his older children, too."
Tom Cruise Leaves Scientology For His Daughter Suri?
The shocking report that Tom might be moving on from Scientology for Suri's sake surfaced in a Star Magazine report on July 1. The thought allegedly crossed the A-list actor's mind after a phone call with his adorable daughter. "She was going on and on about her ballet class and how much she loves it," an insider told the mag. "That's when Tom realized he's never seen her perform ballet and he started to tear up. It hit him that she's growing up before his eyes and he's not there to witness most of it. They talk on the phone and video chat, but it's not the same."
But Chris confirms that it's won't be so simple for Tom to walk away. "Leaving Scientology after being a member for 27 years and being part of their highest level–the Sea Org–was the scariest thing I have ever done," Chris continued. "It's not as simple as just saying goodbye and walking away. Scientology is a cult and all about mind control. They lead you to believe that if you leave the church or if you continue to associate with people that leave the church that something terrible will happen to you. It's all about mind control and fear. It doesn't matter how intelligent you are, something being intelligent can actually work against you," Chris is now officially labeled a 'suppressive person' and wants people to know that, in his opinion, Scientology is "a money making scam".
What do YOU think HollywoodLifers, did Tom leave the Church of Scientology for his daughter Suri? Tell us what YOU think!
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text: Jerry Thoms - July 10, 2012 Breed Profile: The Curly-Coated Retriever Three roosters and two hens had just flown from an unpicked cornfield across the road into a tract of seven-foot-tall prairie grass."Let's go after them," John Heyn and Sarah Shull volunteered as they opened up the back door of an SUV and released Rhino, Shull's four-year-old male curly-coated retriever, and Rory, Shull's six-month-old female. While perhaps not the first breed that comes to mind when an upland hunter pictures a bird dog, the curly-coats proved their worth on this trip.The five pheasants landed close to a dirt trail that cut through the grass. When the dogs reached the birds' landing site, both put their noses to the ground in search mode. "Rhino's getting birdy," Heyn warned as the dog's tail began to wildly whip in a wide arc that was a sure signal something good would happen. Just as the curly-coat made a leap into a clump of cover, a rooster flushed a few inches from the dog's mouth, climbed 35 feet and leveled off in a fast flight across the South Dakota landscape. It collapsed as a pattern of No. 5s caught the bird. The quick flush and clean shot were followed by a tidy retrieve as Rhino came running in, sitting at Shull's left foot for a delivery of the bird to hand.Both dogs started to work into the wind alongside the dirt trail, each quartering in a regular pattern."Watch the tails on the dogs," Heyn said as they started to shorten their cast and close in on a scent trail. "This bird is running, so we better catch up with them."Sure enough, a rooster flew up in front of the dogs, 30 yards from the closest shotgun. Two rounds of No. 5s caught one wing, causing the bird to flutter to the ground and take off running at full-bore pheasant speed. Three times the dogs temporarily lost the trail as the wounded bird zigged and zagged in front of them. Finally Rhino paused, looked into a clump of big blue-stem grass, then leaped with his jaws wide open. He brought the still-lively rooster to Heyn."I couldn't have planned a better demonstration of how curly-coats hunt pheasants," Heyn said.All-Around Retriever With textured curls and a sleek frame, the curly-coated retriever often triggers double-takes from onlookers. At a distance, the curly-coated retriever is often mistakenly identified as a Labrador because the curly shares the Lab's conformation and passion for finding, flushing and fetching gamebirds. But surprisingly, the curly was not descended from the Lab. Rather, the curly is thought to have been bred from the English water spaniel, the St. John's Newfoundland, the retrieving setter and the poodle, according to the American Kennel Club.Up close, the curly is much different from a Labrador: Its coat is made up of short, stiff hairs tightly wound into ringlets covering the main body, the top of the head and the ears.This curly hair, in either black or brown, is in a single layer that grows dense and close to the skin. It protects the dog from abrasive material on land and in water, quickly dries when wet, and resists cockleburs and other sticky vegetation.Originally bred about 150 years ago in England to hunt upland game birds and waterfowl, the curly-coat — the first breed to be officially recognized as a retriever — is now considered a rare breed popular with the "show" people but still an excellent all-around hunting dog.[nggallery id=12]On Land and Water"Go get Kate," Al Bronson told his son Jeremy.Kate is Bronson's 2½-year-old curly-coat, adopted from a curly-coat rescue program in California. He and his son trained Kate themselves with some coaching from friends in a retriever club.This day, Kate's job was to retrieve a 10-pound Canada goose that glided across a drainage ditch edged by a thick mass of willow saplings and filled with 10-foot-deep water. The shot honker had dropped straight in a big patch of cattails.Bronson gave Kate a hand signal and a back command, and she responded by slowly walking through the willows, cautiously swimming the water and deliberately climbing up the bank on the other side. There, on a whistle toot, she stopped and waited for further instructions. One more "back" and an "over" put the dog close to the goose, and she found it after a short search. Then Kate neatly delivered the bird."This is a pretty typical retrieve for most curlys," Bronson said. "There's no reckless speed or flashy action, just a steady dedication to getting the job done."Where other retriever breeds might make a big leap off the line and hit the water with a big splash, most curlys will slow down and be more thoughtful, all of which means fewer trips to the vet for stitches, torn ligaments or broken bones. Unlike some of the more high-strung retriever breeds, the curlys seem to be genetically programmed as cooperative and laidback when in the confines of a blind or boat."While some training and experience are necessary, in a few hunting trips these dogs will sit without a lot of fidgeting or whining.They can easily be taught steadiness to shot so they don't charge into the water as soon as someone picks up a gun."The usual yard work for basic obedience should begin as a pup and should progress through each dog's introduction to field work, even though most curlys tend to be slow to mentally and physically mature," Shull says. "By the time most curlys are two years old, they are ready to perform in any hunting situation, as well as field trials and hunt tests."Shull said she uses a force-fetching method to ensure the retrieving skills of her dogs, but many curly owners rely on their dog's natural instincts to retrieve.In the 150-plus years of the curly-coated retriever's history, this breed has developed as a versatile gun dog with lots of natural ability that can easily be shaped by the use of standard training methods."No heavy-handed techniques are necessary to get a curly to effectively hunt upland game or to retrieve waterfowl," says John Heyn. "For the average hunter, teaching basic obedience and giving these dogs lots of experience on pheasants or ducks will be enough to produce a reliable gun dog anyone should be happy to have."In the Genes"As a general rule, curlys are not particularly needy dogs. That is, they don't knock someone over to get attention or push their heads into a person's face to demand an ear scratch," Shull says.Because curly-coated retrievers are popular as show dogs, much emphasis is placed on the physical appearance of the breed."The show people deserve a lot of credit for developing and maintaining the official and accepted conformation and correct coat of the curly," says Dan Strey, a curly owner from Oshkosh, Wisconsin.As with other gun dog breeds, however, focusing exclusively on appearance in the show ring can result in a lack of natural hunting capabilities. Consequently, just because a particular curly looks good, that doesn't mean the dog can hunt well.An upland or waterfowl hunter looking to purchase a curly-coated retriever pup or adult should consider the dog's parents' abilities and check references from other previous buyers. Ask to see the breeder's broodstock hunting in the field to evaluate those talents that are potentially passed down to their offspring. With good genes, the curly-coat is likely to become a reliable hunting dog."Because most curlys have such mild-mannered temperaments and so much natural ability in finding upland gamebirds and retrieving waterfowl, I think they are a good choice for the person just getting started in hunting gamebirds of any species," says Heyn."These dogs are usually cooperative and obedient and bond well with their owners, so they tend to hunt close to the gun — all of which makes them a good choice for the older hunter who doesn't want to chase after a dog all day," Heyn adds."Sure, when curlys get on running pheasants they will move out pretty fast, but even so, they will usually stay close enough so the average hunter can stay up with them — you just need to walk a little faster sometimes!" GET THE NEWSLETTER Join the List and Never Miss a Thing. Sign Me Up


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Child Safety Gate (Extra Wide)
Many of the homes here in our mountains are very grandiose. These gates will accommodate up to 60 inches. A simple design allows you to quickly adjust and install these gates in mere seconds.
Child Safety Gate (SMALL)
This baby gate has everything you need for quick and easy installation. Simply measure the width of the opening, adjust the extendable bars and insert them into the fabric sleeves. Once the straight metal bars are locked into place, simply position the safety gate in the opening and tighten the tension knobs for a snug fit.
Diaper Changing Package
Winter brings snow and cold temperatures. Your baby will appreicate a warm wipey on those cold morning diaper changes. Combine a diaper pail and a wiper warmer and save over 10%!
Diaper Pail (Diaper Champ)
Now offering a Diaper Pail!!! Don't put stinky diapers in your garbage or pile them outside on vacation. We disinfect the unit after every use so it's fresh and clean; and offer 2 – 13 gallon scented bags with each rental. The BabyTrend diaper pail uses regular garbage bags, so you avoid the cost of refills.
Infant Bathtub
Keep baby clean and comfortable while on vacation with this convenient infant bathtub that fits in a large sink or bathtub. We also offer a sling for infants.
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Table-tops and counters are hard to reach on vacation too! Give junior a boost in the bathroom or in the kitchen with this kid step stool. (color may vary)
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Babies love the soothing nature of a warm wipe (wipes not included). Add a Diaper Changing Kit for added convenience.
Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier (Animal Characters Vary)
At our elevations the air is very dry. This little guy puts out up to 2.1 gallons of moisture per day and effectively humidifies rooms up to 250 square feet.
Increases air moisture for easier breathing and relieve of cough, cold, and flu symptoms, including nasal congestion, dry cough, sinus irritation, nose bleeds as well as dry skin.
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Graco's ComfortSport can be used rear-facing for infants from 5-30 pounds, and then forward-facing as a toddler seat for children from 20-40 lbs.
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Hear baby from anywhere in your vacation home. Includes base and 1 monitor. Batteries included for your convenience.


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ERIKCH moda is a company focussed on proffesionals with a concept of young, sexy and urban clothes style. We descibe ourselves as ¡PURE TEND!
We always look for the latest trends and the best quality-price relationship in our products, and that's why our team knows the latest news about trendy colours or designes. We work with pioneer fabrics and prints. Thanks to this we can offer new products every week.
On a decade as hard as this one, where all of us are going through a crisis and competitiveness is so agressive, we think that a fast service is the key to be able to compete with other brands, so we always colaborate with 24/48h logistic companies.
We also invest for innovation and technology, but without forgetting the old methods. That is why our clients can purchase our products on our web page but can also come diretly to our store.
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Our team is formed by professionals from diferent countries so we can offer a better experience to each client no matter where are they from. Our goal in ERIKCH is to give an unforgettable experience to our customers all over the world.
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The Rewards of the Generous
There are immediate rewards for generous people. Don't rob God of the opportunity to bless you by neglecting generosity—make it a priority. The divine purpose of giving is not to receive it is to honor God. In this message, learn the five "I wills" from God, where He says if you will, I will … and see if God does not open a floodgate of blessing over YOUR life.


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Tutorial - Navigation Model
For a system of web-pages it would be nice to know how they are linked together. That means we need a diagram containing nodes and links.
But what is a node? Nodes are navigation units conected by links. Nodes can be shown on different pages or on the same page.
UWE gives them different stereotypes, but let's develop it using our example. The easiest way to get a Navigation Diagram is to do a Content to Navigation - Transformation. In this case we get a diagram that contains more nodes than needed. For nodes and links the stereotypes «navigationClass» and «navigationLink» are used:
Do we really want to model the navigation from the Contact to Address, Picture or Phone? - No, because this is not relevant for the navigation. Delete them in the containment tree.
AddressBook should be our homepage. That indicates the tagged value {isHome}.
Can you imagine an AddressBook website with all contact information on the same web page? - That is not what we want.
What we want is an application where you can access the operations from our Use Case Diagram. For this reason we need a homepage with connections to many different nodes:
- ContactList - we want to reach each contact using a link from the homepage
- (Contact)Search - search for a contact
- ContactCreation - create a new contact and display it afterwards
In UWE, you can use a «menu», if you want to navigate to different classes. Insert one and name it "MainMenu":
1. We can insert the ContactList in almost the same manner. The stereotype «index» is used to list a number of objects of the same type.
Add the other two classes using the MagicUWE toolbar:
2. The class for the search should have a «query» stereotype. A search means to execute code, so we connect it with a «processLink» association.
3. ContactCreation is also a process, but no predefined one, therefore we use the «processClass» stereotype (and we will model the associated action later, too).
If a new contact was created, it seems to be useful to display it afterwards, and in case of searching for something, a ContactList with the results is expected to be shown. We also use a «processLink» stereotype for these leaving associations, but directed ones (to prohibit navigation back to e.g. the ContactCreation. This avoids that duplicates are accidentally created.)
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(In this tutorial only some aspects of the stereotypes are needed. Please have a look into the User Guide and Reference for the general usage of all UWE-stereotypes)
To complete our Navigation Model, we have to add the missing ContactDeletion and ContactUpdate functionality (again look at the Use Case Diagram). These two classes are both accessible from a concrete Contact, so we need a menu here, again (and we call it ContactMenu denoting that it is located on the webpage of each contact):


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Cable Ties (White) 100 Pack
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Our cable ties in a convenient bag of 100 pieces, Cable Ties White – Bag of 100
White cable ties can be used to fix the star picket sleeve cap, to the sleeve and the star picket post.
Cable ties are required when a wire or rope is not used as a fencing line. In those instances the wire or rope can be inserted directly through the whole in the cap to fix the sleeve to the post.
The cable ties are 7.6mm width for strength, UV stabilised. They can be trimmed to length once fitted.
These ties are a white/natural colour. They are a close but not exact match to our white end caps. Please refer to the photo as an indication.
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Washington, DC — Celebrating contributions made to the chocolate and candy industry, NCA is presenting Cindy Maly from Casey's General Stores, Inc. and Stephanie Panzetta from Weis Markets, Inc. with 2019 Confectionery Leadership Awards. The honorees' achievements include demonstrating category management best practices, effective business collaboration and innovations in merchandising confectionery in-store, the Association reports.
"The Confectionery Leadership Award was created to honor industry retailers who thrust the category forward through their dedication and innovation to the category," explains Larry Wilson, NCA vice-president of industry affairs. "As in years past, there were many deserving and worthy candidates for this award. The strides the chocolate and candy industry have made thanks to Cindy's and Stephanie's efforts are what stood out to the committee."
A 16-year veteran of Casey's General Stores, Maly serves as senior category manager with responsibility for candy and snacks. A participant on the Mars Retail Advisory Board for c-stores, Maly is also heavily involved with NCA Women's Leadership Group, the Most Innovative New Product Award tasting panel and Washington Forum.
When discussing what being nominated for the award by fellow industry professionals means to her, Maly says: "I have met many colleagues and peers through the years and I am honored to be recognized by people that I respect and have learned from. I thoroughly enjoy being part of the confectionery industry."
Panzetta is Weis Markets' category manager responsible for confectionery. Based in Sunbury, PA, the Mid-Atlantic food retailer operates 203 stores in seven states. During her 10-year career at Weis Markets, she worked as a senior advertising graphic designer before joining the company's category management team where she initially worked on direct store delivery and non-edible categories.
"I'm very appreciative my colleagues would consider me for this honor," comments Panzetta. "I have had the pleasure of working with countless partners in the confectionery industry. Being able to collaborate with each of them, understanding their perspectives and taking advantage of the resources they have to offer have all been critical factors in setting our stores apart from the rest."
NCA and Candy & Snack TODAY magazine developed the awards program in 2011 to recognize and honor the confectionery industry's best and most innovative leaders and category champions. The program allows NCA manufacturers and brokers to recognize outstanding retailers and wholesalers in the confectionery community for their effective customer marketing, shopper-driven shelving practices, and promotion of new items.
Maly and Panzetta will be presented with their awards during NCA's annual State of the Industry Conference, March 3 to 5 at the Boca Raton Resort & Club. Their accomplishments and insights on the category will be featured in the March/April 2019 issue of Candy & Snack TODAY. C&ST


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Snack Review
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Taste test: These potato chips had a bright orange glow to them, with wiggly shapes and some bits of skin on the edges, and they appeared to have lots of flavor powder on their surfaces.
I crunched into to my first chip to find a very high level of crunch, as it was cut fairly thick and had a solid feel. The habanero taste arrived immediately, but the corresponding heat was slightly delayed. When the heat did arrive, it was reasonably hot, especially after eating several chips in rapid succession — which was hard to resist doing, since the chips were also quite tasty, as the flavor of the potato and mix of spices was really good. The heat didn't approach the levels of the hottest of the habanero chips, but the great crunch and excellent flavor still made these excellent chips.
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Smell test: Good habanero smell with some kick.
From the package: "fiery & zesty chile flavor" ... "The pure taste of the habanero chile, nothing more, nothing less."
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5 Minutes in Church History
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The history of the church is filled with stories. Stories of triumph, stories of defeat, stories of joy, and stories of sorrow. These stories are a legacy of God's faithfulness to His people. In this book, Dr. Stephen J. Nichols provides postcards from the church through the centuries. These snapshots capture the richness of Christian history with glimpses of fascinating saints, curious places, precious artifacts, and surprising turns of events. In exploring them, Dr. Nichols takes the reader on a lively and informative journey through the record of God's providence to encourage, challenge, and enjoy. This is our story—our family history.
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DRAG QUEEN PERFORMANCES by Alexis Michelle
VH1's RuPaul's Drag Race season 9 finalist and current star of TLC's Drag Me Down the Aisle, ALEXIS MICHELLE has gained international acclaim for her stellar and stunting performances. A theatrical gal at heart, she is NYC's premiere theatre queen. You may have seen her viral impressions of socialite and "mom-ager" Kris Jenner and Broadway baby Liza Minnelli all over the web. Join Monmouth Arts to see Alexis Michelle make her way from your television screen to the QUEENS of ART mainstage!
PERFORMANCE by Rockit Academy
THE ROCKIT ACADEMY is New Jersey's leading band program for young musicians. A nonprofit organization, the Rockit Live Foundation helps to develop, nuture, and inspire young musicians to reach their full artistic potential through live music education offered at the Count Basie Center in Red Bank, NJ. The Rockit Academy's defining focus is outreach, music education, and scholarships. The Rockit Live Foundation also endeavors to build character as well as talent, instilling confidence and team skills with an emphasis on community service.
PERFORMANCE by Axelrod Contemporary Ballet Theater
AXELROD CONTEMPORARY BALLET THEATER inspires an appreciation for dance through artistic excellence, innovative choreography, and exhilarating live performances. Through ballet and contemporary dance, master teachers are able to inspire and educate young dancers who learn to express their talent, explore their creative spirits, and expand their artistic horizons.
For over 20 years DJ STEVE SIDEWALK has spun in the NYC club scene from TUNNEL and LIMELIGHT to SPLASH and XL to present day RITZ. Sidewalk is also known for his Tea dances in Fire Island, Provincetown, Ogunquit, and Asbury Park. He has been involved with big circuit party weekends such as Ascension, Pines Party Weekend, Cherry Weekend, and is headlining the Winter Rendezvous Gay Ski Weekend in Stowe VT this year.