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Community on Yoga, Meditation, Ayurveda and Spirituality
Hagit & Bernardo are singing the Shiva Gayatri mantra (sacred mantra from the Rig Veda):
Om Tat Purushaya Vidmahe
Mahadevaya Dhimahi
Tanno Rudra Prachodayat
If you are interested in one of our english seminars, click here.
Hagit Noam is a singer (specialized in opera music), vocal teacher with many years of experience, music therapist, Feldenkrais teacher and biography therapist after R. Steiner. Hagit gives seminars in various fields as well as concerts in Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Israel.
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Nearly all of Bryn Mawr's classrooms are technology enhanced. Course locations are assigned by the Registrar's office. For information on reserving these and other resources outside course hours, please see Conferences and Events.
Classrooms are refreshed on an approximate 5 year schedule (computers replaced every 4 years) to align with the latest standards. The Classroom Renovation committee, made up of faculty and staff stakeholders from around campus, prioritizes classroom facility renovations and advises on technology needs.
The configurations vary, please check to ensure the space you will be using has the resources you need.
Not sure how to find your classroom? Use the campus map and look for signage when you reach the building.
Classrooms by Building
- Bettws-y-Coed
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You've worked for us, now let us work for you.
Humphreys University is proud to help you take the next step and to assist those who have served. We offer assistance for active military and veterans so that your educational goals are within reach.
Requirements for Admission
Step 1
Complete application for admission and pay $40.00 application fee.
Step 2
Provide official transcripts or proof of GED completion and official academic transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities. The Registrar will evaluate all credits and inform the student how many credits are transferable.
Have documents sent directly to:
Humphreys University Registrar
6650 Inglewood Avenue
Stockton, CA 95207
You can obtain your official high school transcript or official college transcript through the National Clearinghouse. Access the website at: www.getmytranscript.com
Step 3
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and call Humphreys University Student Services Department to make an appointment.
Step 4
Take a placement exam, unless you have successfully (grade of C or higher) completed a college-level English and mathematics course at another college or university. The results of the exam are used to determine your placement in English and math courses at Humphreys. An admission counselor will schedule a time for you to take the placement exam, if needed.
Step 5
Call an admissions counselor to complete the process and register for courses.
To accommodate those military students with full schedules, Humphreys offers many classes online and evenings. Admissions applications are accepted for programs all year. With summer, fall, winter, and spring quarters, you can apply at any time.
Humphreys University is approved under federal law for the training of veterans. Veterans whose entitlement under one act has expired may still be eligible for benefits. Veteran's benefits may also be available to survivors (spouse) and dependents, under certain circumstances. Full information can be obtained from the Veterans Administration or the University Registrar's Office.
The University will conduct an evaluation of previous education and training, grant appropriate credit, shorten the duration of the program, and notify the Veterans Administration and student accordingly.
Veterans placed on academic probation will have their VA certification for education benefits interrupted if they are dismissed at the end of the probationary period. Veterans in the graduate programs who are placed on academic probation will have their VA certification for education benefits interrupted if they are dismissed at the end of the probationary period.
Certification for VA benefits will not start again until their probationary status has been cancelled and students are restored to good standing.
Transfer Credit for Veterans
Eligible veterans must provide official academic transcripts of all prior colleges, universities, and training institutions. Refer to the Credit for Prior Learning section in our catalog. The Registrar will then prepare an evaluation of credits and inform the student and the Veterans Administration as to the amount of credit allowed.
Credit will be allowed only for subject related to the degree curriculum as outlined in the Humphreys University General Catalog and only for subjects completed with a grade of C- or better. Under special circumstances a student may receive up to 12 units of credit for previous work experience. Application for credit should be made through the student's academic chair.
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IronWolf Designs is a locally owned and operated business
in Colorado Springs. We are licensed through the state of Colorado and are insured with Hartford Insurance.
IronWolf brings strength through beauty while offering professional and unique metal designs for your home or business. We delight in working closely with the customer in each step of the creative process, from the conceptualization of the design through the installation of the finished piece. We offer personal, courteous, professional craftsmanship with care and concern for you and your surroundings.
Bless all his skills, O LORD, and be pleased with the work of his hands. Deuteronomy 33:11
For more information or to schedule an estimate, please call us at (719) 659-8364.
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I don't have to tell you about the San Francisco Silent Film Festival; I already have. But here are two other festivals coming up next month. SF DocFest (June 2-16) If you prefer your cinema without fiction, this is the festival for you. Here you'll find documentaries about East LA, LSD, two-dollar bills, Internet sex workers, … Continue reading June Film Festivals
Month: May 2016
What's Screening: May 27 – June 2
Silent hobos, professional killers, rock stars, and two festivals open this week in Bay Area screenings. Festivals DocFest opens Thursday and runs for two weeks. The San Francisco Silent Film Festival also opens Thursday, but will run only through Sunday. It's a very intense experience. Promising events Almost Famous, Wednesday, 6:30 I haven't seen Cameron … Continue reading What's Screening: May 27 – June 2
The New Buster Keaton Shorts Collection on Blu-ray
How can anyone describe the beauty, grace, and breathtaking hilarity of Buster Keaton in his silent film prime? An actor, an acrobat, and a brilliant filmmaker, he spent the 1920s making some of the funniest and technically sophisticated comedies ever preserved on film. Since I can't describe him, here's a highlight reel of some of … Continue reading The New Buster Keaton Shorts Collection on Blu-ray
Friday at the PFA
I caught two very different films, from two very different series, at the Pacific Film Archive Friday night. Both films were shown without an introduction. Bachelor's Affairs This was the second screening of the UCLA Festival of Preservation 2016 series, and the first in that series that I was able to attend. Before the feature, … Continue reading Friday at the PFA
What's Screening: May 20 – 26
Two wonderfully different new films, plus George Méliès, David Lynch, Almodovar, and Mexican noir. But no festivals this week. New films opening A Margarita with a Straw, Cine Grand (Fremont), Camera 12 (San Jose), opens Friday Coming of age is difficult in the best of circumstances. But for a bisexual girl with cerebral palsy in … Continue reading What's Screening: May 20 – 26
Disability, sexual preferences complicate growing up in remarkable Margarita with a Straw
A Coming of age drama Written and director by Shonali Bose Laila (Kalki Koechlin) has issues that few college students have to deal with. She was born with cerebral palsy, and is confined to a wheelchair. Even writing and talking takes some effort. But in many ways, she's doing surprisingly well. She has friends at … Continue reading Disability, sexual preferences complicate growing up in remarkable Margarita with a Straw
Ascerbic comedy Jane Austin in Love & Friendship
A Period comedy Written by Whit Stillman, based on Jane Austen's novella, Lady Susan Directed by Whit Stillman Pretty much everything is played for laughs in this adaptation of one of Jane Austen's least known works. Nowhere near as romantic as most Austen adaptations, it centers on a manipulative horror of a human being--truly a … Continue reading Ascerbic comedy Jane Austin in Love & Friendship


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Thanks for visiting EddyKicker.com. If you have any questions or need more detailed information, please feel free to contact me via phone at 864-430-8854 or e-mail which is firstname.lastname@example.com. This form is offered to you as a convenient way to send e- mail directly to me. I'm looking forward to hearing from you!


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In his art and in his life, Android Jones seeks to expand the infinite boundaries of reality. He is a techno-mystic visual pioneer of digital art. He draws on a classical background of academic and traditional skills to interface with the machine, communicate to the mind and connect to the heart.
Android takes advantage of multiple mediums of creative expression to further push art history forward into the future. Harnessing the power of electricity Andrew bends light to shape dreams. As a creative evangelist Android Jones' mission is to inspire in a way that makes a difference and thus increase the bandwidth of human creative potential. As our collective consciousness expands, simultaneously technology continues to evolve exponentially. Android Jones has signed up for a ticket to ride the edge of this wave toward singularity and beyond into the 4th dimension.


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A miniature golf course for the hole family
Enjoy fun family time together on the miniature golf course. If the sun is out, you can buy ice cream in kiosk that is conveniently located right next to the course. If you are into some more outdoor activities, hiking, bathing or kayaking is available within a walking distance.
For further information about miniature golf and outdoor activities, please go to the links under "More information".


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check out some of deeba's other recipes that are on my short list:
october 2007: healthy apple crumble
october 2009: vanilla macarons with vanilla bean buttercream, roasted plum brown sugar cakes
october 2010: alton brown's donuts, apple and pear open pie, chocolate macarons
for more information on the secret recipe club, including the list of participating bloggers, featured recipes from members, and instructions on how to join, visit the secret recipe club website!
check out my previous src posts below
butterscotch peach cakewhole wheat honey pancakesminted pineapple lime agua frescabreakfast tacos
simple almond sandwich cookies
roasted banana rum cake
double chocolate peanut butter chip oatmeal cookies
adapted from passionate about baking
30 minutes, makes 2 dozen
1/2 cup unsalted butter, room temperature
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 whole egg + 1 egg yolk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 cup honey
2 cups oats
3 tablespoons cocoa powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1 cup all purpose flour
1/2 cup dark chocolate chunks (or chocolate chips)
1/2 cup peanut butter chips
- preheat your oven to 350F. line two baking sheets with parchment paper and set aside.
- cream the butter and sugars together until light and fluffy, about three minutes. mix in the egg and egg yolk, scraping down the sides of the bowl as needed. mix in the honey and vanilla extract.
- add the oats, cocoa powder, and salt and mix until combined. add the baking powder, baking soda, and flour and mix until combined.
- stir in the chocolate chunks and peanut butter chips.
- drop dough by the tablespoon or tablespoon and a half on the cookie sheets. bake 13 to 15 minutes until cooked completely. cool on a wire rack and store in an airtight container.


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This brick-clad country house is in a 2 story Georgian revival colonial style with a Palladian window. Its floor area rounds off to 3,000 square feet of space, with about half on each level. A west-side deck is attached. Its separate guest quarters raises the total to roughly 3,500 sq. ft. There are 4 bedrooms with 2.5 baths. The fourth bedroom can function as a game room or dance floor. The guest quarters offers a bedroom and full bath also. The main house compact floor plan separates activities and controls energy, but also opens up for easy circulation. Its interior floor plan is traditional---a tall entry hall with a classical woodwork staircase goes up to the second floor. But its use of its rooms is contemporary. There is an open-plan family living room, kitchen, and dining area that flow into one another.
Garage Att 2 Car, Garage Det 3+ Car, Off Street, Driveway Spc
Cathedral Ceiling, Fireplace Gas-propane, Walk-In Closet
220 V Elec, Dryer, Disposal, Dishwasher, Elec Range, Microwave, Range, Refrigerator, Washer
Heat Pump, Programmable Thermostat
Breakfast Area, Foyer, In-Law Suite, Master BR w/ Bath, Pantry
Corner, Deck, Horses Allowed, Well, Wooded
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Featured Poem: Worldly Place by Matthew Arnold
This week we feature a poem from Matthew Arnold called Worldly Place.
Born on Christmas Eve in 1822, Matthew Arnold was a poet and cultural critic who also worked as an inspector of schools. He was considered a 'sage writer', one who chastises and instructs the reader on contemporary social issues.
Having published various collections, Arnold was elected Professor of Poetry at Oxford University in 1857 and was the first in this position to deliver his lectures in English rather than Latin. He published various lectures and essays throughout his career on subjects on education, democracy, religion and literary figures of the time. Between 1883 and 1884 he toured America and Canada delivering lectures and was elected Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Arnold died suddenly in 1888 of heart failure while running to meet a tram that would have taken him to the Liverpool Landing Stage to meet his daughter who was visiting from America.
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I mean that in two senses. I dropped my iPod Classic on the concrete floor of McCarran Airport in Las Vegas a few weeks ago. Broke the hard drive. Not repairable. It felt like a part of me had died, plus then I had to listen to insufferable modern country music while waiting for the plane. That felt like all of me was dying...
I replaced it immediately, because I had a long plane ride to Japan ahead of me, followed by six weeks there, and then a long plane ride back. I needed an iPod, and since I love music, and own a great deal of it, it had to be another Classic. I debated switching to a Nano or a Touch, but to be honest I don't give a fuck about album art - it just wastes space - and so the big screen and the swipe function are just useless, and a bad trade for more disc space. I want the disc space.
I'm glad I bought the machine when I did, now, because I learn that Apple has discontinued the Classic.
This is typical Apple behavior, and why I hate being a Mac user in exact equal proportion to how much I love being a Mac user. I'm only a Mac user in the first place by accident - at the moment I finally had enough money to buy my own computer, and was starting grad school so I needed one, it was still much easier to do Japanese in an English environment on a Mac than on a Windows machine, so I bought a Mac. (This was back in the Kotoeri days.) Then about three months later Windows figured it out. If I'd waited three months I probably would have gone the cheaper route...
My Apple love/hate is intimately connected to the big part Japan has played in my life. I was born in 1969: my formative experiences with cars and electronics were all in the '80s, when American cars sucked, and Japanese cars didn't. My parents had American cars up to about 1985, and they were all lemons, every single one of them. Always breaking down, not to mention guzzling gas and taking up far too much space. I learned to drive on one of these boats. My parents finally got sick of it, like so many Americans did in that period, and started buying Japanese cars. Reliable, well-designed, compact, economical.
In other words, my formative experience with any machine that mattered was this: America could only make shit. Japan made good stuff. The Walkman? A godsend. Then I went to Japan in the late '80s, and got used to the idea that pretty much everything could be reliable, economical, and attractively-designed. Not that you can't find cheap disposable shit in Japan, too, but even the cheap disposable shit does what it's supposed to do.
The only exception, as far as I'm concerned, has been Apple. Apple stuff is well made, does what it's supposed to do, is reliable, and is economical when you take the long run into consideration (certainly not cheap up front). And it's attractive. Which should be standard, but usually isn't. That's why I've stayed a Mac user all these years. Mac stuff feels to me like Japanese quality and design sense. Computer use (not tech obsession) is a huge part of my life, and it's nice to have that kind of peace in that area. Every time I have to use a Windows machine it's like I'm back in the worst, most American situation: it may be cheaper, but it's chaotic, jury-rigged, and buggy. Like our economy, our infrastructure, our politics. We pay for cheap in all sorts of ways.
That's what I like about Apple. What I hate is just as persuasive, though. I hate the attitude - the hipster arrogance, the young snottiness, the design-journal aesthetic absolutism. In 1999 when I bought my first computer Apple had convinced us all that color was the answer, that the whole world was blooming, and that boring white was the enemy. Then a couple of years later color was gauche, pure white was the thing, and let's just forget we ever thought any different. Still have a grape iMac? What's wrong with you? And don't get me started on those "I'm a Mac, I'm a PC" commercials - those alone were almost enough to make me switch to Windows.
Part of the absolutism is their policy of making old stuff obsolete. As a Mac user I've had to learn to live with the sneers of young Mac store tech personnel - if your laptop is more than four years old you might be told that "we don't work on vintage machines." Like, crawl off and die, you cheap old fart.
The iPod Classic is now an example of this. A great product, great enough to become an important part of your life. Indispensable. I could wish it were a little sturdier against concrete airport floors, but still, all things considered, it's pretty reliable. But it doesn't fit with their vision of what we should be doing, so fuck it. Apple invented the portable mp3 player, but now they don't want us to own our music anymore. That's passé. They want us to cloudstream it.
Never mind the fact that if I was using a cloud stream philosophy, I'd be SOL for the six weeks I'm in Japan. And never mind the fact that when I'm not moving, I still like CDs, still like to have physical copies of my albums, with the liner notes and art and stuff. I'm certainly not the only one.
In short, the Classic fits my life the way I want to live it. Apple has decided, however, that they're no longer interested in people who live their lives the way I live mine. They're only interested in people who live their lives the way Apple wants them to live them. That's the thing that bugs me about Apple.
They're kind of totalitarian. I guess we knew that back in 1984, though.


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The Trust
A Supporters' Trust is an independent, democratic, not-for-profit, community-based organisation that seeks to give the fans a collective voice in the running of the club.
Broadly speaking, Supporters Trust's try to get:-
- Influence – the formation and running of representative bodies for supporters.
- Ownership – the acquisition of shares in the football club to pool the voting power of individual supporters to further the aims and objects of the Supporters Trust.
- Representation – securing the democratic election of supporters representatives to the Boards of Directors of individual football clubs.
We are a Supporters Trust. It aims to secure a sustainable future for the football club by increasing supporter involvement in its running. We also believe the club should be run in the interests of the supporters and wider community it serves. It seeks to give the collective voice of fans are heard in key decision-making and future planning, particularly with regards to ensuring there is a sustainable and viable ground for the club, for now and for future generations.
DHST was set up along the lines recommended by Supporters Direct.
DHST is run by a Board which (if there are sufficient candidates) is elected by the membership on an annual basis. This process takes place each spring, prior to our AGM in the summer, details of which are sent to all members.
Click here for details of the current board members.
The Trust Board sets objectives to cover each two year membership period. These are reviewed as part of the annual.
The current objectives can be found here.
Supporters Direct is a government initiative whose aim is to help people who wish to play a responsible part in the life of the football club they support and, as such, they offer support, advice and information to groups of football supporters.
An IPS belongs to its membership, literally. Every member will own one share, with a value of £1, in the Trust. Those shares cannot be traded or transferred.
Everything that DHST does will be guided and controlled by its Constitution. The Constitution guarantees that:
DHST must operate for the benefit of the community that it serves.
DHST's members and its officers will not profit from DHST.
FSA operates a model rule system and monitors changes from the model. They will not register rule changes that fall foul of the constitution or the legal requirements for a DHST.
A copy of the Constitution is available here.
The constitution itself provides safeguards to supporters to ensure that it is run correctly and effectively, and no-one can run off with your money.
So for instance, DHST has to file annual reports, that are independently checked, and audited accounts have to be presented to DHST's Annual General Meeting (AGM) and to the FSA. As a further safeguard, groups may co-opt a number of independent co-optees, unconnected with DHST, who can act as monitors of the DHST's actions.
If the IPS ceases to exist or is dissolved by the membership, any assets remaining after the satisfaction of all debts and liabilities will be transferred to
- a sporting charity or charities operating in the area
- one or more societies established for the benefit of the community operating in the area
- one or more societies established for the benefit of the community, according to the membership's wishes
In the past supporters groups at various football clubs have given sums of money to those managing the football club without receiving anything in return. They have done this out of love for their club. Later however, some of these fans' groups have found themselves ignored and even, at times, exploited by the club's owners. DHST does not want to end up in the same situation and so it follows the advice of Supporters Direct, a government backed organisation that helps and advises fans on how to acquire shareholding stakes in the football clubs that they support, and asks for shares in return for the money that fans have raised.
The real value of shares is that they provide a lasting influence in the club and give the fans rights to have their real say in how things are running. And the more shares you have, the more say you have. Having more of a say in how the club is run allows DHST to ensure the football is run correctly according to company (for instance holding AGMs) and listens to it's fans.
Shares also bind the Trust, the club and the community together. Organisations and directors of football clubs come and go, but DHST aims to be here not just for this generation of fans, but also the next. One of the reasons it will last is because it is a shareholder and will pass these on to the next generation of supporters who in turn will be guaranteed a voice in the club.
Getting shares for investment also ensures that the money goes into Dulwich Hamlet Foootball Club. The danger of just handing over monies and not receiving any shares in return then there is no way of ensuring that the money is spent on DHFC. Whereas if you get shares the money appears in the DHFC Ltd's audited accounts and you know for sure it is spent on Dulwich Hamlet Football Club.
Examples of the different levels of influence that shares give are as follows:
- Just 1 share or above allows you to get copies of accounts, notice of AGM, attend AGM, see the shareholder list, get Articles of Association etc.
- 5% of shares allows a veto to be put on directors reducing the notice period for General Meetings (this could be useful as it prevents the 'shotgun' General Meeting scenario whereby the Club holds a General Meeting at a really awkward time without any notice so to push through a motion that people might find contentious;
- 10% of shares entitles us to (a) call a poll at a General Meeting (b) call a General Meeting itself and, for instance, put a motion of no confidence to the board (both of these things could be very useful to us strategically, particularly the calling a GM);
- 25% allows us to stop a resolution or rule change, for instance changing the Articles of the company (again, this could be useful as could prevent the winding up of a company or a adverse rule change.)
But it must be remembered that shares are a means to an end (influence in the club) not an end in themselves if it does not offer such influence.
The preference is for shares, but DHST would consider other legally guaranteed ways of having influence such as a directorship on the board of the football club's limited company. However, this option would need to be discussed in further detail.
DHST will only pass money to the Club when it is satisfied with the terms negotiated.
Joining The Trust
- Supports the Trust's aim of ensuring that Dulwich Hamlet has a secure future, and that the Trust is as representative as possible of all DHFC supporters.
- Gains you access to exclusive offers, competitions, newsletters and volunteering opportunities at the football club.
- Means you will receive a membership card by post.
Membership costs:
£10 for adults
£5 for concessions (seniors 60+, full-time students and unemployed)
£2 for u18s
Becoming a member of the Supporters' Trust…
- Supports the Trust's aim of ensuring that Dulwich Hamlet has a secure future, and that the Trust is as representative as possible of all DHFC supporters.
- Gains you access to exclusive offers, competitions, newsletters and volunteering opportunities at the football club.
- Means you will receive a membership card by post. Your membership card will gain you admission at Streatham Ice Hockey Club games at the concessionary rate and hopefully more local discounts in future!
You can join at the Club shop on match days or online here
Membership can be open to anyone who wishes to support our aims, and agrees to be bound by the rules.
All members own one share, with a nominal value of £1, and these may not be withdrawn, traded or transferred. Once individual membership ceases the share registered in the name of that member will be cancelled and the amount subscribed for the value of the share becomes the property of DHST. Shares carry no right to interest, dividend or bonus.
We can usually be found around the Club Shop (which we run) inside the ground on match days where there is usually at least one Board member available.
Alternatively, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com for any general queries, media or membership enquiries.
The Supporters ' Trust is here to support fans on any concerns or issues that arise whilst attending a match involving Dulwich Hamlet. Please do not hesitate to contact us via the email address above.
Merchandise queries:
For any queries on orders purchased through our shop please use the contact form on the shop website here
The Board are always looking for fresh blood, new ideas, and help from supporters, however large or small. We co-ordinate a group of volunteers who help with various roles at the Club on a match day including 50/50 ticket sales, programme sales or running the shop.
All and any skills are welcome. If you (or someone you know) could help us, please get in touch either at the Club shop on match days or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
The Trust membership total currently stands at around 640 members – May 2019
100 Club
Dulwich Hamlet Supporters' Trust has operated a 100 Club lottery since 2004. The objective is to raise funds to invest in the Club for the benefit of supporters whilst also at the same time acquiring a significant shareholding that would enable it to have a meaningful influence on behalf of supporters in the way the club is run.
Over the years, it has not been possible to agree terms on which the money could be invested. The last attempt was in early 2007 when there were discussions about a loan from the Trust to the Club, but these came to nothing. Between that time and 2012, there have been no discussions on the subject of the 100 Club funds with the Club. In late 2012, the Football Club indicated a willingness to offer shares but nothing materialised from this. At present, there is a legal charge over the majority shareholding which prevents anyone except Greendale Property Company being able to buy shares in the Club. Clearly any view on whether and how to invest will be strongly influenced by the situation with regard to the freehold on the ground (see the 'Trust and the Ground' page).
The Supporters' Trust Board will aim to keep 100 Club contributors informed of all relevant developments with regards to such discussions and would intend to consult with the contributors before taking any decision to invest the money.
As at February 2018, the fund stood at over £34,000, which represents a significant achievement and is likely to be a critical fund for DHST's plans to deliver on fan ownership of the Football Club.
Click here to find out about joining the 100 Club.
We would like participants to commit for a season, but there is no minimum requirement.
Under the legislation governing the 100 Club, we must allow contributions as low as £1 a month, but we hope that most members will contribute at least £10.
No, legally this is not possible.
Simply stop the standing order, and inform DHST so we can update our records.


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AHA issues tool to help hospitals prepare for new physician payment system
The AHA today released a tool to help hospitals and their clinician partners prepare for the proposed Jan. 1 start of the Quality Payment Program, created by the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015. This is especially important given the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' recent announcement about new reporting flexibility for 2017, which lacked specific details. "This tool will help hospitals evaluate where to invest time and resources in preparing for the program by identifying the areas where we can predict with some certainty what the final program will look like, the areas where we expect some changes in the final rule ("proceed with caution") and the areas where we expect to see major changes," writes Ashley Thompson, AHA senior vice president for public policy analysis and development, in an AHA Stat blog post. Over the next few weeks, AHA will roll out additional tools to assist with MACRA implementation and education, including an educational video series. To access the MACRA Tracker tool, visit www.aha.org/MACRA.


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Anyone watch American Idol? I used to be a huge fan…especially when Adam Lambert was on the show. I loved him. The next season, I felt like the show had no personality or originality. Also, it had Kara Dioguardi (the spelling may be wrong, but I don't care, lol). I think she ruined the show. She was a waste of space. Her critiques were self-indulgent and irritating. I wanted to watch for Ellen, but I just couldn't do it. Too much was too much.
When I read Simon wasn't returning, I was sad!! I loved him. It got worse for me when I read that Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez were signing on as the new judges. What?? Ew!!
I want to take this time to formally apologize to them and Fox. They have been so great for that show. It's new and fresh. They aren't mean. It's a breath of fresh air. I also love the addition of Jimmy Levine, president of Interscope Records. His continual mentoring/producing has helped the contestants be the best crop we've ever had.
Tonight'e episode was amazing. First of all, it included music by Elton John. Always a good option, I must say. My favorite on the show is James Durbin. As I type this, I'm listening to his version of "Saturday Night is Alright (for Fighting)." Amazing. He's right up there with Lauren Alaina. She rocked it with "Candle in the Wind." I actually cried. 🙂
If you watch it, who's your favorite? What did you think of this season's changes?
Have an awesome day!!
Joie M.
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(I couldn't figure out the correct name for the episode, so the title of this post may change later.)
Hello again, agents! After a short hiatus, I'm back and ready to blog! Agent Carter premiered yesterday, and it was AMAZING! It was a two-hour premiere, so I'm not going to go over the plot-line. BUT, I still have quite a bit to say. I absolutely love Peggy Carter, and Hayley Atwell is an awesome actress. I love how the character defies gender stereotypes, especially since there were so many more back then. Colleen seemed like a nice character, so I was sad to see her go. But what I like about Peggy is that she kicks butt, but she isn't an emotionless character. I love Melinda May, but she is very stoic, not to say that is a bad thing.(I have been told I'm stoic) But Peggy can kill people, and throw their expectations right back in their faces. When her friend dies, though, of course she's going to cry about it. It seems that some female badasses these days are strong and kickbutt– which means they can't have emotions. Or at least that's what the creators of those characters seem to think. So I like the fact that Peggy is tough and has emotions. It sucks for Peggy, though, dealing with all that sexism. It sucks for all the girls back then, and all the girls now. (Although I think things are somewhat better now.) Angie(The girl working at the diner), had to deal with harassment, and she was just trying to do her job. Angie seems like a nice friendly character, and I kind of ship her and Peggy–oops. I like Daniel. He doesn't expect a whole lot from Peggy, but overall he seems like a nice guy. And I adore Jarvis! He kind of reminds me of Alfred from Batman. Jarvis is funny and nice, and I love his accent. I also hope we see some more of Howard. And I loved the references to Captain America.
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I would encourage everyone to make sure they read the entire report coming from the Thornburgh-Boccardi panel on the Killian memos. I have read a number of comments on my earlier post, and most of you see the report as a whitewash. I agree in part with this analysis, mostly on the question of motivation. The report gives way too much credence to the notion that the only motivating factor involved in Mapes' and CBS' decision to run a story without ever checking its central "evidence" was competitive pressure to air their expos� first. CBS and Thornburgh-Boccardi never discuss in any detail Mapes' five-year quest on Bush's National Guard service, nor does competitive pressure explain how so many safeguards and direct orders from management were ignored, both before and after the segment aired. (See also this excellent piece of reporting by Michelle Malkin.)
However, on the question of authentication, the report itself damns Mapes and CBS rather conclusively. Read pages 133 - 150 especially, and appendix 4, where (as I pointed out earlier), the panel's documents expert concludes that the memos came from a computer. In the main report, the panel takes Mapes' assertion that she authenticated the Killian memos via a "meshing" method, meaning that she reviewed the documents in the context of other known-authentic memos from Bush's file. Thornburgh-Boccardi makes hash out of this argument:
The Panel addresses the meshing claim these issues in this Chapter. The Panel observes at the outset, however, that what was at first asserted by Mapes prior to the broadcast of the Segment to be a good meshing without any apparent qualification has now been transformed into an argument that there is nothing in the official Bush records that would rule out the authenticity of the Killian documents. This is similar to statements made by Matley, one of the document examiners, before the airing of the Segment that he could not see anything in the Killian documents that would rule out the possibility that they were authentic. While such an argument may have legitimacy in an advocacy proceeding, the Panel does not find it to be a sufficient standard for journalism, which should not stand on a �nothing to rule it out� foundation. ...
The Panel reaches no definitive conclusion as to whether the Killian documents are authentic. Given that the Killian documents are copies and not originals, that the author is deceased, that the Panel has not found any individual who knew about them when they were created, and that there is no clear chain of custody, it may never be possible for anyone to authenticate or discredit the documents. However, based on a comparison to the official Bush records and the other data referred to in this Chapter, the Panel finds many reasons to question
the documents� authenticity. At a minimum, if the official Bush records had been compared carefully to the Killian documents prior to airing the September 8 Segment, there would likely have been, in the Panel�s view, enough issues raised to prevent a rush to air within days of obtaining them.
In lawyerese, the panel politely told Mapes that she's full of crap. Later, it goes on to say that while one could cherry-pick one or two items and claim they mesh, doing that while ignoring the vast number of other differences is intellectually indefensible.
So far, from what I read, the panel report tells us this:
1. CBS did not follow its own standards and practices in producing the segment.
2. CBS stonewalled and actually flat-out lied in its initial response to criticism on the segment. (page 155)
3. The documents on which Mapes relied for the story most likely were produced by a modern computer. (appendix 4)
4. CBS News management did not follow up on its own doubts about the story, allowing Mapes to continue her desperate cover-up. (page 161)
In other words, we have CBS producers lying, management AWOL, and the entire enterprise embarassing itself. These aren't minor points, and admitting them doesn't make this a whitewash. The executive summary reads like a deposition in some sense, and while it gives a good overview of the conclusions Thornburgh-Boccardi were willing to unequivocally reach, the report itself contains much more meat, and many revelations that CBS will not find particularly complimentary in any journalistic or management sense.
I'll have more later when I can read the entire report and its appendices.
UPDATE: I've read the section of the report (pages 211-216) where it discusses potential political bias. Here I think the panel became way too timid, hamstrung by its legalistic approach to the subject matter rather than its analytical mandate. For instance, it dismisses without any adequate explanation why Mapes' five-year pursuit of the National Guard story had no political connotations:
The Panel does not view the length of Rather and Mapes� pursuit of this story as persuasive evidence of a political agenda. Mapes did not believe that she was able to gather enough meaningful information for a story in 1999 and 2000. Mapes and Rather pursued the story again in 2004, but only after a significant number of stories had appeared in the national media on the subject beginning in or about February 2004.
What the panel leaves out is that while Mapes didn't develop a story during the first Bush campaign in 1999-2000, several others brought the issue up -- and it was quickly discredited. The story had not changed significantly in the intervening time; the same sources were alleging the same charges. Why, then, pick it up again in 2004? If that question had been asked by the panel, perhaps they would have found the bias.
I find this analysis to be completely laughable:
The Panel reports elsewhere about Mapes� contacts with the Kerry campaign. Mapes informed the Panel that she did not think that her request to have someone from the Kerry campaign call Lieutenant Colonel Burkett would result in anything that would assist the Kerry campaign.
Well, if Burkett couldn't help the Kerry campaign, then what good was he to CBS? Obviously, if the Killian memos were on the level, they would have seriously damaged Bush's re-election chances. Moreover, the reason given by Mapes for the contact assistance was that she hoped to get more information from Burkett. Doesn't this fall within the lines of paying Burkett off? The appearance and the reality was that putting Burkett in touch with Lockhart allowed the Kerry campaign to coordinate its attack on Bush's service with the 60 Minutes Wednesday report -- a rather obvious conclusion, and one that the panel avoids.
The Thornburgh-Boccardi panel has done some good work here, but they punted on the political-bias issue.
UPDATE: Many thanks to Jonathan Last for the link from his excellent analysis of the report, "Whitewash". However, Last and Hugh Hewitt both misunderstood my intent here. I had to wait until later to do an extensive analysis of the report, which I posted here last night. (Some of us have day jobs, after all.)
This story will have legs for a while. The blogosphere should be allowed a few days in which to absorb the impact of the report. We'll sort it out well enough in the end, as I think you'll see.Sphere It View blog reactions
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Statesmen must debate and reassess the merits of any war. How else can they apply our principles to foreign policy in a prudent manner?
Such a debate is not, in itself, indicative of rising isolationism in the Republican party. Most people, including Republicans, shun isolationism. But the war-weary may be tempted to embrace strict non-interventionism, even if they don't wish for America to isolate herself from the world. The problem is that many of the arguments now masquerading as "non-interventionist" are actually isolationist in substance and effect — and, as such, at odds with America's principles and foreign-policy traditions.
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The Republican party must now chart America's course through 21st-century international relations. The waters, though, have been thoroughly muddied by military actions with ambiguous objectives and the frequent misuse of the terms "isolationism" and "non-interventionism."
Yet, there are indeed distinctly isolationist voices on the right that are dragging the GOP discussion about foreign policy noticeably to the left. Ron Paul, for example, recently employed very isolationist (and even anti-war) arguments in support of his non-interventionism doctrine — and received standing ovations from the (evidently) war-weary Southern Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans.
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Second, on the question of America's role in the world, the doctrinal non-interventionists declare simply that America should "mind its own business." This sentiment contradicts the very character of America, which, unlike other nations, is dedicated to a set of universal principles that it must uphold in the international realm (though not necessarily through military incursions). So it is a mistake to proclaim isolationism a "pro-American foreign policy."
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Thomas Jefferson, who coined the phrase "entangling alliances with none," committed American troops in a military coalition with England, Sweden, and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies to fight the Barbary Pirates and protect peaceful American commerce. Jefferson understood these actions to be consistent with America's interpretation of the "Law of Nations," which the Constitution granted the U.S. government the power to define and enforce. America's character, interests, and principles animated American engagement abroad, which has proven an indispensable good throughout most of our history.
Those who advocate withdrawing America from engagement in the world through a strict non-interventionist doctrine may not be isolationists properly understood (meaning they do not embrace all of the elements of an isolationist grand strategy). But they are most certainly isolationists as the term is commonly understood.
We should have a prudent foreign policy committed to America's Founding principles, and that will probably mean employing a policy of neutrality from time to time. However, those who want to advance a traditional American statecraft should call the isolationist doctrine of non-interventionism what it is — a return to the naïve and dangerous isolation Coolidge warned against.
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September 22, 2010 at 5:16 pm
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Tagged customized education, discovering talent, education, education revolution
For the most of us reading this article, it might be a bit late to try to maximize your potential, because you're probably at work right now, and it's a boring job that takes up most of your time and gives you ZERO satisfaction. You're stuck and unhappy. Since you spend the most of your day at your job, if you are not doing something that you have passion for, you're probably not too happy about it. And to be able to have passion for something, you must be good at it.
For example, most professional basketball players are tall. They actually kept up with basketball because they have passion for it. And their reason for passion is that they are taller and are naturally more suitable for basketball. So a simple example like this may hint that the most of the time, your natural talent in something determines what you have passion for, so what someone needs to do for a living should just be something he/she is naturally better at. We can't LOVE something we're not good at. We just can't – nobody likes to fail. At this point, everything I've pointed out is pretty standard stuff, but what I'm trying to point out is that talent and passion are actually the same thing. Too many people try to separate them and tell you that you should do something that you like. Nope. You should do something you're good at, because if you're good at it you will like it. Most of the time.
Okay, so the problem is…you may or may not have grown up realizing that you are actually better at something, and no one actually helped you explore that option. Your parents disapproved of it, and your school probably didn't have the right courses or effective teaching methods. Even if you finally found a major that you liked and pursued it in University, their teaching methods are not suitable for you. Every person in this world learns differently.
I actually know math geniuses who can't spell words because they don't see letters the way most people see them. They see each letter as a different number, and the way they make sure they've spelt a word right, is by adding all the letters together to see if everything adds up to the right number for that particular word. For example, the word "good" can be perceived as g(9)o(1)o(1)d(6). This word adds up to 17, and if it doesn't add up, it's not spelt right. This is the computer checksum system! These math geniuses are considered stupid or "Low IQ" by the standard education system. This is not fair, because the education system we have now is only catered to 1 type of person. Einstein was a victim of our education system as well. How is it fair that a lot of kids are thought as "stupid" by their parents, peers, teachers, or the world, just because our education system is flawed? This has discouraged so many of us and has compromised us of our happiness.
So we have 2 serious problems here.
Okay, so continuing on.
Without the proper customized education, you are probably better at what you're good at, but not good enough to make a living out of it.
There're a lot of luckier ones out there where they have extreme talent in something, and they need less work and training. But study shows (and also books like Outliers), that there are actually not geniuses, just people who had the chance to explore their "talents". This said, even if there are geniuses, it just means that it might require more work for you, but definitely also possible to reach the same level of expertise in something.
So, let's just assume that if you are able to maximize your talent, and you are able to pursue a career that makes use of that specific talent, then logically you would be a happy or happier person than you are now since you are doing something you are passionate about. So, not only on an individual level everybody is happier and richer (since you are good at what you do), as a society or globally, the economic production is maximized, the progress of technology is faster and overall – the world probably would have a better distribution of wealth.
Okay, so now we've determined what needs to be done for a person to be happy and all that good stuff. Let's figure out the exact methods to achieve this.
Right now, our early primary education teaches someone like Einstein and Michael Jordan the same curriculum. Obviously, in college or university you get to branch off to what you want to do, but sometimes that's already too late, or most people have not gone through proper sorting process to know what they should or want to do. Therefore, we have to start early. Maybe as early as first grade. So just like in Harry Potter, where when a new kid enrolls in Hogsworth, the kid is sorted into one of the four houses by this magical hat called the "Sorting Hat" that is able to magically understand what the child is like.
Every child in our society should somehow be able to go through a program where he/she has the opportunity to find out what he/she is good at. For example, instead of inflexible exams, children get to engage in different simple activities that are integral to more specific job choices when they grow up. So a child who shows specific strength in a certain attributes might go through other follow-up activities to confirm the results. Follow up processes could consist of detection of the brain frequency to monitor to see how a child is feeling while he is engaged in a certain activity. Perhaps if a child's brain frequency is detected to reach the Alpha Frequency (8Hz-13.9Hz) during a certain activity, which means that the child's on super learning mode, which also indicates that the child is doing he/she is good at.
Okay, so a couple of blind spots I might've missed.
Q: What about general education? What about all the general math/science/history/language skills that should be taught?
A: All general science, math, or other stuff should and will be taught, but of both lesser emphasis and in context to the chosen major. Sometimes it might even be easier to learn when all this general knowledge is taught in relevant context.
Q: What if a majority of the people all want to do the same thing, don't we end up having a lot of people in 1 field but very little people in another?
A: This is possible in any scenario. Whether in our current education system, or in a better education system.
Q: Isn't choosing for them kind of like forcing them onto something? Isn't this like a gamble? What if the method is wrong and we place all the eggs into 1 basket?
A: The lack of choice might not be a bad thing. For example, people get divorced so easily because they feel like they have a choice, so maybe along the relationship, when they feel like the relationship is falling apart, they don't make more effort to keep it up. They just start another one and hope that it'll be better this time around. A study shows that the couples in India are happier than others. Maybe this is because their marriages are mostly arranged, and they had no choice. They also couldn't get divorced. Imagine if someone stuck a gun to your head and asked you to do something. Your life depended on it, what would you do? If you were so poor you had no other choice but to become successful. Therefore, you don't see many rich kids succeeding. Usually you see people who needed to succeed, succeed. Therefore, all that crap I just said, points to 1 thing. In MOST cases, less choices is better than more choices. The only case where more choices is good is with coming up with improvements or invention of new technologies or methods.
Q: What if a child shows the same level of talent across all attributes? How can he choose?
A: Perhaps the child would have to go through a longer period of limbo stage to determine what he/she should be doing. This limbo stage could be the general education we have right now.
Q: What if some people are just not good at anything?
A: That's really inevitable to be honest. Life isn't fair. The world can only be ALMOST perfect. Perhaps with this group of people, they would just go through the general curriculum perhaps.
Anyhow, any comments are welcome
Also, Sir Ken Robinson makes a really good presentation to reinforce my point at his gigs at TED. Enjoy.


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Every now and then I attend an event that gives me goosebumps, leaves me thinking "Dang, I'd give a nipple to work for that brand!". Last night was one of 'em nights. We decended upon Shine Studios in Braamfontein for the big reveal, communication leading up to the event had been intentionally vague. We entered a concrete courtyard with Run Free projected high onto one wall, free runners bouncing from the walls/stairs/anything they could climb onto. After some tomfoolery and mingling we were moved to an impressive glass studio with 360 degree views over Jozi and Nelson Mandela Bridge. We took our seats and all was revealed…
"Nike announced a new campaign set to invigorate the local running scene, with the launch of its Nike Run Free.Run Jozi 10 kilometer night race. Featuring 10,000 runners, the race is set to traverse the streets of downtown Johannesburg on March 21st, one of South Africa's most commemorated public holiday's – Human Rights Day.
Some of the prominent landmarks befitting the significance of the Day include City Hall, Luthuli House, Constitutional Hill and Jeppe Police Station. Other iconic landmarks include Johannesburg Stadium, Ponte Tower and popular streets like Bree and Market Streets. As the runners take back the streets, the city skyline will peak through a number of high rise buildings, making for a breath-taking photo moment.
The finish line will welcome runners at the Mary Fitzgerald Square in Newtown, which will also host a celebratory chill zone with music and entertainment for the runners.
This inaugural race in South Africa this year is part of the Nike We Run City 10K world series tour which is galvanizing multiple international cities including Buenos Aires (Argentina), Mexico City (Mexico), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), with a unique run experience combining running and music. Over 150,000 runners from 15 cities across continents have already imprinted their footprints in the streets of their respective cities during the latter part of 2011."
To make history, click here to register for the 10km night race on March 21st, or find out more about the event and route on facebook. The race is limited to 10 000 runners, so get on it!
Thanks to He Who Says Hmm, my awesome plus one, for allowing me to steal his photographs from his blog. And thank you Nike and Fleishman for inviting me to this epic event.
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Drastic Measures: One Couple's Journey to Financial Freedom
Meet my friends, Gable and Dani Burnett. They have taken a remarkable leap of faith in recent months that, I believe, holds promise for many.
It's a story of financial slavery to freedom, but it's also a story of radical obedience. Sometimes in our walk with God, it's about baby steps. But other times, baby steps are not what He's asking. Sometimes freedom takes drastic measures. And when drastic measures are what He's requiring, the best response we can offer is a faith-filled YES.
Friend, take this story as a personal invitation…
I recently saw a quote that said, "Good judgment comes from experience, and that experience usually comes from bad judgment." There is so much truth to that. Especially in our experience…
Dani and I married two years ago, each bringing our own debt to the table. We never planned to get in debt, but it happened. $59,000 in the blink of an eye. Student loans. Two cars. A wedding and a honeymoon.
At first, it seemed so simple to pay back. For about a year, we paid slightly more than minimum payments. We didn't sacrifice. I was making great money, and Dani was moving up in her job. We were enjoying the status quo. Our debt had become a pet that we tended to once or twice a month. We even found and purchased a beautiful home we loved during this time. It felt like we were achieving the normal, expected dream of finding your spouse, landing a great job, buying a house, traveling the world, and so on.
We accrued a mortgage with zero money down. And for a while, we were doing just fine tending to our pet debt and covering our monthly expenses.
Then I lost my job in September 2015.
I thought I'd hop right into another job, but it wasn't so. A few weeks became a month, and one month became six. Over time, this Chihuahua-sized debt became a Great Dane. And we began to see how much we were going to pay in interest. The lie that "it's just 5.99%" seemed believable until we realized exactly what that meant [$8000 extra on just one loan]. We also realized that this "normal, expected" dream we had been pursuing came more from the culture around us than from God.
Through God's provision, I did land a new job – with just enough money left to make one more mortgage payment.
With this new opportunity and lease on life, we knew the debt had to go. Which meant several possessions had to go, some of which were dear to us. We sold one of our cars. We got rid of some household items. But we knew we couldn't stop there. We also sold our beautiful home. The one we had pictured living in for years to come.
Through the process of coming to these big decisions, we recognized that our house had offered a false sense of security and status. Only God offers true security. It wasn't easy, but we were ready to let it go.
We moved into a small apartment and began pounding away at the debt as fast as we could.
Our motto – and the convicting verse that started this debt free journey – was Proverbs 22:7:
"The rich rule over the poor, the borrower is slave to the lender."
Dani and I decided we had had enough slavery. We wanted freedom. So this has been our steadfast pursuit for the past several months.
The great news is that with much sacrifice, we believe we will be debt free in just 3 to 4 months!
In two years of marriage and debt, we have fully paid off $24,000 of student loans and about 70% of a $34,000 loan. Most of our debt repayment has happened in the last 6 months.
We share our story in hopes that it will encourage others to take steps toward freedom. If you feel overwhelmed with debt, we speak from experience: Get control over your spending. Get a budget. Learn to eat in. Be willing to sacrifice…a lot.
Great reward is waiting. There is hope and a better future for you!
Friends, there's an invitation in this for us.
To let go of that thing to which we've been clinging.
To relinquish what we've been trying to control in our own strength.
To believe that what He's asking will lead to our good.
To gladly give back the good thing He gave to us.
What I love about Gable and Dani's story is the value they placed on freedom. Nothing was too high a price to pay for it. No possession was too precious to withhold from Him.
Too many times, we make the mistake of thinking that because God gave us something, we're entitled to clinch it forever. It would have been so easy for Dani and Gable to think of their home that way. It's beautiful. We love it. We've started our life here. We could never sell it. If they had bought in to this mistaken mentality, they would have allowed a house to stand between them and the life God is offering. Quite literally, between them and God.
Thankfully, that's not what they did. When they heard in their heart what needed to be done, they valued that Council – valued His voice – more than they valued even their home.
Don't miss this truth, Friends. His voice, His presence…This will always be the prize. No material possession could ever be. No matter which quiet waters He leads us to, no matter how great a reward He ever bestows on us, it could never compare to His nearness. The sound of His voice saying our name. The presence of our loving Shepherd guiding us along the path of life.
This is the prize of the human heart. And until we agree with that, live from that, we're going to keep mistaking lesser things for the prize.
Another beautiful thing about their story is that drastic measures and radical obedience lead to abundant reward. God doesn't require great things of us to offer us little in return. In His goodness, what we gain far exceeds what we lay down.
A saying comes to mind. "When we release what's in our hand, God releases what's in His." Not in a slot machine kind of way, but in a "Give me your all, and I'll take you a better journey than you ever could have come up with by yourself" kind of way.
Surrender to our Shepherd is the gateway to abundance. And abundance encompasses every part of our existence [emotional, relational, physical, financial, etc]…because so does surrender. You don't get one without the other.
So, Friend, if you've been feeling the weight of something that needs to be relinquished to God, do it. In faith. With a glad heart. As worship. And with a posture of surrender.
Let Him take you on an adventure.
Thank you, Gable and Dani, for sharing your story!
As with all posts, I encourage you to share this if it spoke to you. The need for financial freedom touches most lives in our midst, and these might just be the words that will liberate someone you know!
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DIY Pom Pom Planet Mobilefeatured
This week on Makers, I'm going to show you how to make your very own Pom-pom Planet Mobile AKA the Solar System in wool!
Time: Approx. 5-6 hours.
Difficulty: Medium
You will need…
• 2 x pom-pom maker machines in different sizes (I used Clover machines in sizes 85 and 65, equating to about 80mm and 60mm diameter)
• 1 x pair of sharp fabric scissors
• 1 x 30mm diameter keyring
• 1 x 300mm diameter metal ring (available from Spotlight in the embroidery hoop section)
• Wool in a variety of colours. For this project I used:
White, cream, light yellow, yellow, mint, light blue, dark blue, navy, purple, green, red, orange, grey-brown, dark brown.
* 1 x ball of silver twine
• 1 x A4 sheet of cream-coloured stiff felt
• Someone/thing to help hold the mobile up while you assemble (I had a camp light stand)
Part 1
How to use the pom-pom machine
1. Open up the machine so that the two coloured hemispheres are splayed out as shown.
2. Start to wrap the wool around the hemisphere until you can basically fit no more around.
3. Trim the end of the wool still attached to the ball. Don't worry about it falling out, as it will eventually be attached in the last step.
4. Close the hemisphere with the wool around it until the clasps shut with the white centre.
5. Repeat steps 2-4 until the other side is full of wool.
6. Once both hemispheres are closed, use your scissors to cut the wool straight down the centre of the machine, letting it guide you and being careful to not let the wool fall out.
7. Once both hemispheres are cut, use your silver twine to tie the pom-pom tightly together by wrapping the twine through the centre of the machine and completing with a tight knot. Leave 450mm of silver twine hanging out of the pom-pom so you can attach it to the mobile later.
8. Carefully remove the machine and fuzz that pom-pom out!
9. Give your pom-pom a haircut to neaten it up.
Part 2
Colour techniques
There are three techniques I used to create each planet pom-pom design using the pom-pom machines.
1. Mottled colour: When you wind two or three pieces of wool around the machine at the same time to give a dappled colour effect.
2. Stripes: Where you layer the different colours of wool one on top of the other around each hemisphere.
3. Sectioned colours: Where you wrap the wool around a small section of the hemisphere until it is nice and fat, then start the next colour next to it. Creates a blotchy colour effect.
Below notes the colours, size and technique for each Planet:
60mm Pom-pom maker
Mercury: Mottled colour (cream, grey-brown and silver)
Venus: Stripes (grey-brown, light yellow and silver)
Earth: Sectioned colours (light blue, green and white. Use the white to make the polar caps by sectioning white on the right and left of both hemispheres.)
Mars: Mottled colour (orange and red)
80mm Pom-pom maker
Sun: Mottled colour (yellow and light yellow)
Jupiter: Stripes (orange, yellow, light yellow, grey-brown, dark brown, silver)
Saturn: Stripes (purple layered with red and mint mottled together)
Uranus: Mottled (mint, light blue and silver)
Neptune: Sectioned colours (light blue, dark blue, navy)
You might wonder why Pluto isn't included? Pluto was actually re-classified as a dwarf planet and is now no longer included as part of the major planet listings.
Part 3
1. Cut two pieces of Silver twine 500mm long.
2. Hold them together parallel, and loop them through the 30mm keyring until the two pieces hang even on each side.
3. Tie a knot below the keyring to secure.
4. Evenly splay out the now four pieces of twine, and tie each end to the 300mm ring. Space each tie evenly at 90 degree intervals, ensuring the 300mm ring balances straight (This part is a bit tricky, and will require some patience. Tie each know loosely in case you need to adjust it.).
5. Tie the sun to the centre keyring, and let it hang in the middle.
6. Now loosely tie each planet in their order around the ring (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune), letting each one hang a little lower than the one before it. Neptune should hang at the end of the 450mm silver twine. I found the planets balanced best with the first five on one half of the ring and the last three planets on the other.
7. Finalise all knots, then trim the loose end close to the mobile.
8. Cut out a 150mm circle from the stiff felt with a 70mm hole in the centre, and hang over Saturn.
9. Finito!


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