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I just love Saturday mornings! Even more so, now that Aubrey is in school. Weekend mornings are cherished around here. We have a routine we've gotten into which usually starts with a few cartoons and then we head upstairs for breakfast and some free time.
Aubrey is usually at the table with her coloring books and crayons, Emma has gotten into the groove as well and likes to color with her big sis. Brandon will usually be running around with swords fighting bad guys or sometimes he likes to sit at the table and play with his Yego's (Lego's).
This past Saturday morning we got out our crafting supplies and got to work. I have seen a couple Owl crafts floating around on Pinterest and I think Owl's are the cutest so we decided to go in that direction.
As you can see we make quite a mess!
We did hand prints as the feathers.
So cute!!! I actually had an ulterior motive for making these with the kids. I really wanted them to hang in Emma's room (can you guess the theme I'm going for). The kids liked them so much that they wanted to keep them to play with so I went ahead and laminated them so they wouldn't tare when being tossed around.
Later in the day they did get tired of them so they agreed to let me have them for little sister's room. Yay!
Emma did make one but not until later in the day.


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I'd appreciate it if someone could offer a couple of suggestions about pairing up an AVR MCU (I'm thinking about using the MEGA162V-8PU ) to a general ISM < 1GHz (transceiver), and the ATTINY85 on the other end (with another transmitter). Architecturally, my system is similar to an RF garage opener. There is a base station (using the MEGA162V-8PU) that has 2 sensors connecting to it. In terms of the preferred PHY protocol for the transceiver I was thinking about using the IEEE 802.15.4 (LRWPANs) as it allows for both 'peer-to-peer' and/or 'star' network designs.
I've been scouting the Internet for potential solutions/ideas. There are plenty of options out there, but I can't seem to find the right one for me. Firstly, most MCU+Rx/Tx IC solutions don't come with enough GPIO ports. This makes it hard (if not impossible) for me to use any of the ATMEL's all-in-one options (such as the AT86RF212B) - especially for the base which needs at least 3 or 4 push buttons an LCD module, and a couple of relays. In my mind using a single-chip (MCU+Transceiver) solution would be beneficial for multiple reasons (heat, power consumption, PCB space, etc.), but I don't think there is anything available for my number of GPIO pins, correct?
For the sensor I could try to go with only an MCU + transmitter as it only has to capture data and send it back to the base (one-way communication). Has anyone designed something similar before?
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By Jerry Del Priore
Kamari Jones-Hunter and his mother, Nicole, agonized over the numerous college offers he had garnered over the past few months.
The five-eleven, 265-pound nose tackle enjoyed a successful run at Monroe College in New Rochelle, a football program that plays in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
But it came time to decide where Jones-Hunter, 20, who registered 14.5 sacks in his final season with the Mustangs, was going to study and play at the next level.
They said there were over 14 official athletic scholarship offers and expressed interest from Division II colleges.
After going back and forth for a while, Jones-Hunter recently chose LIU Post in Brookville, Long Island, the same school his high school football coach-Kyle Allen at Canarsie Education Campus (CEC)-attended.
Jones-Hunter said most of his conversations with friends and family revolved around what school he was going to go to.
"That's all everybody asked. Of course, that's going to be on everybody's mind," Jones-Hunter said. "I was stressed out the whole process. I am kind of glad it's over with."
Jones-Hunter said Allen didn't sway him toward his old college, just advised him on the positives and negatives of each school, and left the final choice up to him.
"I just guided the horse to water," Allen said, "and he drank."
Though many people believe the defensive stalwart has what it takes to play at a Division I college, including several of his old coaches, Jones-Hunter said D-1 coaches were a little skeptical because he isn't taller.
But Allen, beaming with pride over his former player, feels LIU Post is still a good fit and opportunity for him—no matter that it's a D-II program—both academically and athletically.
"First off, I'm real proud of the kid to leave here (CEC) and go to a good academic school, with a successful football program," Allen said. "It makes me feel good, not only as a coach, but as a parent. He put himself in good position to succeed."
The Ex-Chief two-way standout, who has turned his academics around since his high school days, said the Pioneers, a team in the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC), gave him a full ride, including paying for books. Plus, the proximity to Starrett City, Brooklyn, as the main reasons why he selected the school.
In addition, Jones-Hunter said LIU Post's recent success as a program that finished with a 12-1 record and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division II Championship as another motive for his college choice.
As for what type of person and player the Pioneers will be getting, Monroe College defensive line coach Michael Kennedy Jr. said, "As far as Kamari, I think he is a really special person to be around, and is very loyal. He made coming to work very enjoyable, with not only his humor but his focus and leadership.
"As far as his on the field work ethic, no one was close," the coach continued. "He brought it and competed every day. Never took days off."
Though Kennedy didn't doubt that his lack of height limited his D-I options in some coaches' eyes, he said it didn't faze Hunter-Jones one bit when it came time to ball out.
"He consistently played bigger O-linemen and had very good success," he said. "I think LIU is getting a steal with him."
Instead of the D-1 passover letting it get him down, Jones-Hunter is using the snub as motivation to succeed, and to set an example for other student-athletes in the similar situation.
"A lot big schools skipped over me because of my height," said Jones-Hunter, who graduated a semester earlier and is already attending LIU Post.
"I feel by them skipping over me made me want to go back into the lab and work harder and never look back or second guess my talent," he added. "I plan to show that I'm just as good as any player out there, no matter my size. My heart, love, desire and passion for the game is so strong and I plan to show inner city kids it doesn't matter where you go; it's what you do when you get there."


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Langley High freshman second baseman Mandy Moll batted in the go-ahead run Monday night as the Saxons fought from behind to defeat visiting Stone Bridge, 9-8, in the Concorde District softball tournament title game.
In a dramatic postseason contest that see-sawed back and fourth throughout the night, it was No. 3-seed Langley, playing on its home field, that finally broke through in the extra innings by scoring three times in the top of the 10th inning to surge ahead 9-6.
Moll, Langley's No. 9 hitter in the line-up, came to bat that inning with runners on first and third with one out in a 6-6 tie. She sent a fly ball into right field that was misplayed, allowing teammate Lauren Engel to score from third base to make the score 7-6 Saxons.
Even if the fly ball had been caught, Engel would easily have scored on a tag up.
Following Moll's at-bat, Langley got three consecutive hits – from Jam Mowery, Christina Bumpus and Kelsey Green. Runs crossed the plate on both Bumpus and Green's hits to give Langley breathing room at 9-6.
It turned out the Saxons (18-5) needed those extra insurance runs. In the bottom of the 10th inning, Stone Bridge catcher Kayla Lechler, with a runner on second and two outs, belted a towering, two-run home run over the right center field fence to get the Bulldogs within 9-8. It was the senior's second homer of the game and fifth base hit. For the night, Lechler, an All-Met player and Stone Bridge's No. 3 hitter in its line-up, knocked in six runs.
But after Lechler's two-run smash got her team within one, Langley relief pitcher Brooke Brown, who had entered the game way back in the fifth inning, retired the next batter on a groundout to shortstop Green to end the game.
Langley, by winning the epic, hard-fought game, won its third straight district tournament crown and fourth in the last five years.
"It was kind of an up and down game," said Langley coach Bob Morrow, whose team had rallied for two runs in the seventh inning to force extra innings. "But in the [10th] inning, our big hitters came through."
RUNS IN THE GAME were scored in every inning from the first through the seventh. But in extra innings, neither team scored in either the eighth or ninth innings. The offense picked up again in the 10th and Langley was the last team standing.
One of the game's critical moments came in the seventh inning. Langley, trailing 6-4, had runners on first and third with two outs. The next batter, senior right fielder Lauren Engel, needed to reach base to keep the game going. She worked the count full against Stone Bridge pitcher Cassie Phillips (9-2/3 innings of work) before lofting a ball towards the opposite field in right. The ball landed for a double and plated both runs to tie the contest at 6-6.
"All that was going through my mind was, `Hit the ball and keep the inning going,'" said Engel, who went on to garner tournament MVP honors.
Both teams had players who put together huge individual games. For No. 1 seed Stone Bridge (17-6), who had beaten Langley by scores of 11-7 and 4-2 during the regular season, Lechler, the Bulldogs' senior catcher, was outstanding at the plate with her two home runs and five hits.
"She's the leader of the team," said Stone Bridge coach Mike Skinner. "She's a beast at the plate."
Other multi-hit games for the Bulldogs came from Cori Prince (2 singles, 1 walk), Lauren Wolz (2 singles) and Amanda Adams (2 singles).
Meanwhile, on the mound, Phillips, Stone Bridge's starting pitcher, battled hard into the 10th inning before Ashley Gardner (RBI single at the plate) came in to replace her. Langley had 12 hits off Phillips, including a two-run homer off the bat of Saxon leadoff hitter Mowery in the fourth. But the pitcher remained unfazed and kept forcing the Saxons to earn their runs. She finished with three strikeouts and two walks.
For Langley, coach Morrow used two pitchers – starter Shannon Engel (4 innings, 2 runs) and reliever Brown (6 innings), who earned the win.
"I switched pitchers because Shannon was struggling a little bit and Brooke has pitched well all year," said Morrow.
LANGLEY, which overcame an early 2-0 deficit with two run innings in both the third and fourth innings to go ahead 4-2, rapped out 14 hits in the game. Mowery, the team's senior third baseman, finished with three base hits, including her fourth inning homer that barely cleared the center field fence and gave the Saxons their 4-2 lead.
Other multi-hit games for Langley came from Bumpus (2 hits, 2 runs), Green (3 hits, 2 runs) and Lauren Engel (2 hits, 3 RBIs), who began the three-run 10th inning by reaching base on an error.
The game was an endurance test with the question being who would outlast the other.
"It was a huge toll on our team," said tourney MVP Lauren Engel, of the ups and downs throughout the extra inning affair. "We had to keep pushing ourselves."
Said Skinner, the Bulldogs' coach, "Our kids battled and they battled. [Langley] came up with the hits [late]. Cassie pitched well. We made some mistakes behind her we don't normally make. …I'm real proud of our kids. We're not done yet."
Both Stone Bridge and Langley will compete at the 16-team Northern Region tournament, which was set to begin this week.
Langley, once again, prevailed to win the district this season. It was not easy for the Saxons to defend their titles of the previous two years.
"It's nerve-wracking," said Langley's Mowery. "Everyone wanted to get us because we won [the title] the last two years. Stone Bridge is a great team."
During the postgame awards ceremonies, the 11-member all-tournament team was announced. Kelsey Green, Jam Mowery, Christina Bumpus and Lauren Engel (MVP) made it for Langley. And, for Stone Bridge, Kayla Lechler, Lauren Wolz and Natalie Driskill were named. Other players to make the team were: Lauren Sutherland (McLean), Alaura Maglio (McLean), Laura Wolff (Madison) and Toni MacReynolds (Madison).


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Burnley moved eight points clear of relegation rivals Huddersfield Town after an Ashley Barnes winner earned the Clarets a 2-1 victory in a tetchy contest that saw both sides reduced to 10 men.
The hosts survived a number of scares before Steve Mounie's first Premier League goal of the season gave them the lead, only for Chris Wood to restore parity five minutes before the interval with his 100th league goal in English football.
There was still time for Christopher Schindler to get sent-off for his second bookable offence before the break but David Wagner's men emerged for the second half with a plan to frustrate Burnley and it worked for almost half an hour.
But, just as Huddersfield sensed their first point in eight matches might be in the offing, Barnes finished a sweeping Burnley move with his fourth league goal of the season and lifted the visitors two points clear of the bottom three, despite Robbie Brady being given his marching orders in the last minute.
100 - Chris Wood's leveller for Burnley was his 100th goal in English league football (8 in League One, 78 in Championship, 14 in Premier League). Century. pic.twitter.com/uAFO2VQvUJ
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) January 2, 2019
100 - Chris Wood's leveller for Burnley was his 100th goal in English league football (8 in League One, 78 in Championship, 14 in Premier League). Century. pic.twitter.com/uAFO2VQvUJ
The hosts took the lead after 33 minutes, Isaac Mbenza floating a curling cross to the far post where Charlie Taylor had failed to pick up Mounie and the Beninese striker powered a header beyond Tom Heaton and into the net from close range.
Burnley equalised six minutes later when the lively Dwight McNeil escaped down the left before delivering a low cross that Wood side-footed home from point blank range.
McNeil burst forward as Burnley mounted their next attack but he was brought down by Schindler, who was shown his second yellow card of the evening and left his team-mates to battle on with a one-man disadvantage.
Wood blazed a free header wide at the far post when he met Ashley Westwood's corner early in the second half and Johann Gudmundsson fired straight at Jonas Lossl in a one-on-one as the Clarets probed for a winner.
It arrived in some style, Wood squaring to Westwood just outside the box and he fed Barnes, who took a touch before sliding a side-footed shot past Lossl from 12 yards.
Brady received a straight red card when he scythed down Mbenza in the dying moments of the game, but Philip Billing fired over the crossbar with the ensuing free-kick and Burnley survived to claim all three points.
What does it mean? Wagner on thin ice
Eight straight defeats would put any Premier League manager under pressure, even one as well-liked and well-supported as David Wagner. While opposite number Sean Dyche is pulling his side away from the drop zone, Huddersfield's time to turn things around is running out and the board might decide Wagner is not the man to save them.
McNeil looks the real deal
Sean Dyche only gave him an hour but McNeil was the Clarets' most dangerous player for the time he was on the field. He might be second choice to Brady when the Irishman is fully fit but his suspension could give McNeil the chance to claim a regular place in the starting XI.
Schindler spoils strong start
The way Schindler protested his sending-off suggested he did not know he had already been booked 11 minutes earlier for a foul on Wood. His wreckless challenge on McNeil gave Burnley the advantage they needed at a crucial moment in the game.
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35 - Steve Mounie has scored his first Premier League goal of the season, with what was his 35th shot of the campaign. Relief. #HUDBUR pic.twitter.com/BsDFJpo3t4
- Huddersfield have suffered eight consecutive league defeats for the first time in their history.
- Before tonight, Burnley had lost all 12 Premier League games this season in which they'd conceded the first goal of the match.
- Since the start of last season, only Leicester City (9) have received more Premier League red cards than Huddersfield Town (6 – level with Watford).
- Burnley's Ashley Barnes has been involved in three goals in his last four Premier League games (two goals, one assist), more than in his previous 18 combined (two goals).
What's next?
Huddersfield travel to Championship club Bristol City in the FA Cup on Saturday, while Burnley entertain Barnsley.


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It is madness.
Too many cars. Too many people. Too much movement.
Everyone racing against time. Wanting to reach somewhere.
Everyone wants to, but they never reach there.
I wonder. And keep wondering. Cars race past me, leaving a whiff of smoke.
Just ponder for a while how complicated things are.
The fuel has been dug out from somewhere. It has been cleaned elsewhere.
A lot of work.
It has been carried from there. It has been carried here.
A lot of paperwork.
Someone went there in a car using some fuel taken from somewhere else, to fill the tank.
A small amount of manual work.
Then someone build this road. Installed the yellowish lights. Painted the dividers. Planted the trees. Installed the road signs. Not to forget manufacturing of car.
All for helping this man to reach somewhere.
Somewhere, even he is not sure of where to go.
Only if he had so much clarity, of where to go, he would have been there. Instead of being in this jam. Honking unnecessarily.
Guided by recommendations,advice and advertisements, in search of happiness. Contentment maybe.
Because they have told he can find it there.
They are playing a game. That is it.
Creating illusions for him. Sellers.
Just think for a while, whole world is on a sale. Can you buy it? Even if you will, will you stop moving.
Okay, do not take it personally. If he buys everything, will he stop moving?
Maybe for a while, but not for long.
But the catch is, he can not. He has to earn to buy. And then buy. Earn. Buy. And not to forget he has to move.
And time, it is certainly not an illusion for him. Its another reality.Harsher one.
Time is the most valuable thing, he has been taught.
Another lie.
If he wonders for truth, tell him living is more valuable.
But, he drives.


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Are you ready for the New Paper Sweeties January Challenge #51!!??
I can't believe 2017 is here, I've been WAITING for the New Year and now we also have a New Challenge and a Prize up for Grabs too, so I hope you'll join us and Play along this month over on the Paper Sweeties Blog!!
I was INSPIRED to Create a FUN Winter Scene and I wanted to make it an Anniversary Card so I decided to use two of the Snowman Images from the Snow Friends Stamp Set!! I decided to die cut all of the coordinating Elements using the Snow Friends Sweet Cuts Die Set and then paper pieced them together for a FUN Layered look just like the Inspiration Photo!! I used some Wink of Stella Glitter Marker for some added Sparkle and I just LOVE the way it looks!! A little Martha Stewart Chunky Course Glitter gives the PERFECT finishing touch making the Snowy Hills come to life!! =) For my background I started with Tim Holtz Distress Water Color Paper and stamped and Embossed some of the Snowflake Images from the same New Snow Friends Stamp Set!! I stamped them in Versa Mark and then added my White Embossing Powder!! I used Distress Inks in Tumbled Glass and Broken China for the Perfect Background and I LOVE how it makes the Snowflakes just POP off the Page!! To finish my card off I added a Heart that I stamped onto some Music Patterned Paper and then colored with my Distress Barn Rad Marker and then Wink Of Stella Clear Glitter and added with Foam Tape to connect the Couple!!
January Guest Designer: Dawn Barwick
Hope you'll join us and play along for a chance to win!!?? I can't wait to see what you create!!
THANKS SO MUCH for stopping by today and have a FABULOUS First New Year's WEEK!! YEAH for 2017!!


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Berkhamsted Town Council adopts Liberal Democrat Group's Climate Change Emergency Motion
Originally published by Tring & Berkhamsted Liberal Democrats - Working Locally, for Britain and for You!
Well done, Berkhamsted Town Council!
On 10th June, 2019, Cllr Wendy Conian proposed and Cllr Rick Freedman seconded the following Motion on the Climate Change Emergency to Berkhamsted Town Council - which is now under Liberal Democrat control.
This Council:
a) Declares a Climate Emergency with the aspiration to achieve carbon neutrality in our community by 2030.
b) Will undertake practical measures within our powers to reduce the impact of Council's activities on the environment.
c) Will work with all sectors of our community to publicise this declaration and develop initiatives and practical measures that will help our community towards achieving carbon neutrality.
d) Calls upon the Borough and Hertfordshire County Council systematically to review their services, planning regulations and Local Plans and implement measures to reduce their impact on the environment and climate breakdown.
e) Calls upon the Government to provide regulations and resources that will enable communities to meet the goal of carbon neutrality by 2030.
In introducing the motion Cllr Conian said,
"The growing evidence of the serious and adverse impact of climate change has recently been highlighted in the news. These changes are resulting in climate breakdown and the consequant destruction of the planet's eco systems."
Referring to the work of the Government Committee on climate change, she advised that
"everyone needs to act, not just the Government".
She hoped that
"by agreeing the motion set out below, the Town Council will be able to contribute to the aspiration of achieving carbon neutrality in the town by 2030 by setting targets to which families and individuals would also be able to commit. The Town Council will lead by example in the community and also exert pressure upwards to other organisations, both regional and national."
She concluded,
"In terms of the impact on climate change, any actions that the Town Council could initiate might seem small. However, the act of demonstrating leadership and commitment was significant."
She thanked members of the public for their support and hoped that measures to mitigate the climate emergency would be front and foremost of all future decisions made by the Town Council and she urged members to adopt the motion.
It was passed with all councillors present bar one supporting it (Cllr Jones abstained).
There was good press coverage too!
Congratulations to both Wendy and Rick and to the Lib Dem Group on BCT for getting this important motion tabled and passed at such short notice.


text: HavocDreams 33 Posted October 13, 2016 Hey guys, I put together an interactive Excel tool that calculates Damage and Surge probabilities for a set of dice (4 max. atm). It also allows the user to put in additional modifications such as surge modifiers from weapons, skills, etc as well as fixed modifiers that sometimes come with hero abilities, skills, traps, familiars etc.Using it you can easily compare different weapons and determine the odds to hit an enemy at a certain range. No typing needed - all input via buttons.Here is what it looks like:It comes with a short user reference in the first tab of the Excel sheet and the calculator itself on the second tab.Get it from here: https://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/138365/sadgits-descent-damage-calcSuggestions, bug reports, etc. are greatly appreciated! 7 Zaltyre, AndrewMM, Luckmann and 4 others reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Daniel Conn (born 14 February 1986 in Goolma, Australia) is an Australian rugby league player for the Gold Coast Titans club in the National Rugby League competition. His usual position of choice is at second-row forward. Daniel signed with the Gold Coast Titans for the 2007 season on a three year deal.
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Sydney Roosters have signed Gold Coast Titans backrower Daniel Conn to a two-year contract from 2010. The Roosters believe 23-year-old Conn will add some much-needed depth to the club's back row, and likened him to club stalwart Craig Fitzgibbon. "Daniel is a player who can play on the edges as well as up the middle of the field," Roosters recruitment manager Peter O'Sullivan said. "He has had an injury plagued season but has forced his way back into the Titans top 17 since returning from a broken thumb. "He has a great friendship with Nate and will be a great fit for the club."
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Open house: 5 tips for examining a home's interior
It's exciting to be looking for a new home. But it's also important to be objective and keep your eyes open, making sure not to overlook or dismiss interior issues that could cause headaches down the road.
When attending an open house or visiting a home with a real estate agent, you'll want to plan ahead. Consider bringing along a checklist to help you focus on the important things, such as evaluating whether the property's interior meets your expectations and requirements.
You may want to make sure these common interior problem areas are on your checklist:1. Windows. Notice any condensation? If so, there's a good chance the window's seal has deteriorated. While some newer-model double-pane windows can be repaired, the window may need to be replaced. 2. Walls. If you spot patches, or an uneven or replastered wall texture, it's an indication the walls have been repaired. There can be several reasons for this, ranging from a water leak (check the roof) to settling cracks (check the foundation). It's important to ask about the reason for the repair(s). 3. Electrical outlets. Many older homes have outdated outlets that are unable to accommodate current appliance and technology needs. Although electrical outlets can be added, it may require an entire electrical upgrade. 4. Bathrooms. Excessive moisture is a major cause of dry rot, which can be a sign of a possible pest problem. Take notice if there is an exhaust fan or window in each bathroom, and pay close attention to any signs of mildew on the flooring or caulking around the shower, bathtub, and toilet. Also, look for any discolored linoleum underneath the surface and test the floor to see if it feels soft or mushy near the bathtub, shower, sink, and toilet. Consider running the water in the shower/tub and sink to test the water pressure, which can be an indication of potential plumbing issues. 5. Structural. To make sure the home doesn't have a settling problem, examine whether the floors appear level from one room to the next. In addition, take note of whether the doors open and close smoothly and appear to be horizontally even. As you walk around the interior, pay close attention if the floors or stairs creak. Finally, look for any cracks in the window and door frames.
Even if a home's interior passes your approval, you should still invest in a professional home inspection. This will help remove uncertainty and give you a better idea of the condition of the home and the possible repairs that may become your responsibility or that you'll want to factor into your purchase price.Bonus Tip: Take photos. When house-hunting, the many different homes and floor plans you see can blur together. To help you remember the pros and cons of each home, consider taking photos or video. But be sure to ask for permission first. In many cases, the home may still be someone's private residence.
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BLACK HAT USA 2017 -- Twenty years from now, will everything be a thing in the Internet of Things? If so, how does the security industry need to prepare? F-Secure's chief research officer Mikko Hypponen visits the Dark Reading News Desk to weigh in on this, and what else the future promises (and threatens).
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and those around me (including my superiors), that the answer to a problem is not just to throw more people into the mix. In my current role managing a remote fish hatchery supervising a super-star team of people doing unprecedented great things, I rely on what I learned from you about teamwork, project management, and effective supervision.Mike Barnes, PhD
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Report from July 1990
The main activity of the group which now consists of about 30 members concentrated on the discussion of the first analyses from the permafrost cores recovered by drilling through the Frozen Ground active rock glacier Murtel/Corvatsch in 1987. A corresponding national workshop took place at VAWIETH, Zurich, on 24 February 1989, during which the results of the pilot analyses were presented and discussed together with preliminary results from other studies (borehole measurements, thermal analyses, flow considerations) of the interdisciplinary project. The reason for carrying out such pilot analyses was the simple but remarkable fact that Alpine permafrost constitutes a so far unaccessible and therefore still completely unknown "archive" of information. A summary of the presentations and discussions is now being published in order to document the state of understanding to coordinate further work.
Research projects of various institutes continue on permafrost and rock glacier mapping (Valaise, Grisons), borchole and core studies (rock glacier Murtel/Corvatsch), hydrology of mountain permafrost (Valais), permafrost/snow-interactions and avalanche protection in Alpine permafrost (Grisons), and photogrammetric long-term monitoring of selected rock glaciers (Valais, Grisons). Current engineering problems to permafrost in the Swiss Alps concern foundations of avalanche protection work, dams for protection against rock falls, stability of galleries for ski runs in creeping rocks and foundations for cable car construction. A major study on periglacial debris flows from the catastrophic 1987 storm events is now reaching completion and steps are being undertaken to establish a long-term monitoring program on the thermal and mechanical stability of Alpine permafrost in view of possible future warming trends.
The Swiss Coordinating Group on Permafrost will be responsible for the organization of the 1991 International Workshop in Interlaken of the IPA Working Groups on Mountain Permafrost and on Periglacial Environments.
Report from December 1990
First analysis of core samples from the uppermost 20 metres (shallow core) ofthe active rock glacier Murtal indicate that the permafrost contains considerable refrozen water from the earlier part of the Holocene time period and which formed from an open reservoir without contamination by modern (20th-century) water. Analyses concerning ice fabrics, isotopes ( 3H and stable isotopes), chemistry (major anions and cations, dissolved gases, particulate anthropogenic species), mineralogy, pollen and gas content ( 3He, noble gases) are now being extended to greater depth. The highest-perhaps even late glacial-ages are expected at the base of the main shear zone at about 30 m depth. The blocky layer from 30 to 50 m depth may have a completely different origin than the massive near-surface ice studied so far. Material from the shallow core is still available for further tests and pilot studies, whereas the deep core must be saved for well defined studies at the most important and most appropriate depth intervals. Published results and more detailed information on availability of core material can be obtained from VAW/ETH Zürich.
A workshop was held at ETH Zürich on Alpine snow, ice and water in a wanning atmosphere with contributions about climatic scenarios and the enhanced greenhouse effect (Siegenthaler, Berne): energy exchange between the atmosphere and snow/ice surfaces (Fihn, Weissfluhjoch/Davos); glaciers (Patzelt, Innsbruck and Aellen, Zürich); permafrost (Haeberli, Zürich): periglacial debris flows (Zimmerman, Zürich); and runoff (Schindler, Berne). As a consequence of atmospheric warming during the first half of the 20th century, the lower boundary of Alpine permafrost distribution probably shifted in altitude, causing local degradation of underground ice and destabilization of formerly frozen slopes. Continued or even accelerated warming is likely to induce further retreat and degradation of permafrost in the Alps. The evolution of the
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A 27 member business delegation from The Federation of Russia, led by the deputy economy minister, on Monday, 30th October, 2017, took part in a joint business session with Afghan businessmen at Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries. Both sides discussed several business issues such as available investment opportunities in Afghanistan, bilateral business cooperation and some other business matters. MoUs were also signed by both parties during this meeting.
This meeting, which took place at Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries was participated by 27 member high level business delegation, representative of Kabul based embassy of the Russian Federation, first vice president of ACCI, Mr. Khan Jan Alokozay and ACCI other board members as well as representatives of different ministries such as Mines and petroleum, trade and commerce, Kabul municipality, directorate of Afghanistan railways, Azizi bank, Ghazanfar bank, leadership of Kabul chamber of commerce and industries and large number of businessmen and media.
The first vice president of ACCI, Mr. Khan Jan Alokozay welcomed the delegation and called the relations of Afghanistan and Russia historical. Mr. Alokozay pointed to some infrastructure projects designed and fulfilled by Russia in the past. He expressed his hope that these sort of joint business sessions will help in strengthening the bilateral economic ties between two countries.
Mr. Alokozay also pointed to trade, transit and transportation, especially carrying of trade commodities through railroads to neighboring countries, as well as to the countries of the region. He emphasized for signing bilateral and multilateral agreements in this regard. Mr. Alokozay also commented on the inconveniences of four decades war and hostile position of some neighboring countries. He mentioned the trade route through Central Asia, a good and important alternative for Afghanistan.
Mr. Alokozay recalled the huge volumes of trade between Afghanistan and Russia in past and emphasized on opening new air corridors with China and Russia. Indicating to the current business (Dry fruits, vegetable and construction material) with Russia, he said "Each year, Afghanistan produce extra 2 million tons of dry fruits and vegetables, while only 300 tons of them are exported. Mr. Alokozay also insisted on opening new business doors with the federation of Russia and Central Asian countries.
Mr. Atiqullah Nusrat, Chief executive Director of ACCI also pointed toward some infrastructure projects accomplished by Russia in the past and expressed his hope for removing obstacles in this way between two countries.
He called the trade agreement between Afghanistan and the Republic of Tajikistan effective for trade and business with The Federation of Russia and the Central Asian countries. Mr. Nusrat also appealed for visa facilitations to Afghan traders as well business preferences for some Afghan export products.
Mr. Nusrat remarked the existing and available opportunities and called Afghanistan as land of great opportunities for investment. He said "Based on past time experiences, The Federation of Russia will be more successful to fulfill important projects in Afghanistan". He indicated solar and hydro electric energy, infrastructure, communication and information technology sectors as great opportunities for investment. Mr. Nusrat also provided briefings about the facilities and reforms of Afghan Government in this regard.
Deputy economy minister of the Russian Federation acknowledged ACCI for their hospitality. In regard to agriculture, mining and energy sectors he said" regardless of the existing challenges, Russian entrepreneurs are ready to invest in Afghanistan". He encouraged and appreciated the agreements between Azizi Bank and Trans Capital Bank of Russia as well as signing of the MoU for opening joint business chamber of the two countries with the Russian cultural center at Kabul. He also provided information about signing of the MoU in short future between Russia and Afghanistan railways, which will soon take place in Moscow. He pledged to raise the issues of Afghan exporters with relevant government authorities of The Russian Federation.
Representative of Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industries also spoke about the strategic location of Afghanistan and emphasized on strengthening and expansion of bilateral business relations between two countries. He also expressed his pleasure for the cooperation between the Chambers of two countries.
It is to remind that the stated delegation included representatives of mining, economy, University of railways, Construction, metro bus, Oil and gas, culture, Agriculture and food sectors along with the agents of 20 large Russian business firms.
At the end of this business session, MoUs between Azizi Bank and Trans-Capital Bank of the Russian federation were signed. At the sidelines of this session, Afghan and Russian businessmen and traders also hold B2B meetings.


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Lucky you…I have a whole meal for you today!
Jason and I were trying to figure out what to do with the pork we bought on sale this week (we usually always buy whatever meat is on sale and then base our meals off of it) and we were inspired by a meal his parents made for us when we came home a few weekends ago; they grilled pork chops with a honey glaze and had an apple and raisin chutney. Something about apples, maple syrup, and pork just always works.
This dish has a variety of nutrients. Jason's only critique is that it could use a little more diversity in the color, which I agree with. This dish has tons of protein, fiber, iron, vitamin A, and B vitamins. Enjoy!
If you make this recipe, be sure to start the barley right away, since it takes about 45 minutes total.
We bought fresh pork ribs from the store and grilled them on a charcoal grill. Prior to grilling, we glazed them with a maple honey mustard glaze (see recipe below). Jason also basted them with this while they were grilling. Be careful; the glaze can cause the outside to burn, to limit the number of times you have to flip the pork if you are going to baste them each time you flip them. We used a meat thermometer to make sure the pork didn't dry out (make sure to cook it to 160F).
Maple Honey Mustard Glaze
- 1 TBSP mayo (I like to use to the real stuff, because it has less additives and a little can go a long way)
- 1 TBSP maple syrup (again, I like to use the real, pure maple syrup; it is a little more expensive, but we use maple syrup so rarely that the cost difference is not a big deal for how much better the flavor is)
- 2 TBSP honey Dijon mustard
- Whisk mayo and mustard together until well blended. Whisk in the maple syrup until a uniform sauce is created. Add more or less of any ingredient, as needed.
Fruited Sweet Potato Topping
- 1 large sweet potato
- 2 small Fuji apples
- 1/8 cup pecans, broken
- 1/8 cup cranberries
- 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- 1 tsp ground cloves
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- Wash the sweet potatoes and apples, but leave the skins on.
- Slice sweet potatoes into circles, starting at the small end and working towards the middle. I also like to turn it around about 1/3 of the way and start at the other end, working towards the middle. This seems to help with cutting when it gets lopsided.
- Heat the oil on medium heat in a large skillet; then add the sweet potatoes and cover. By covering the pan, the steam can help cook the sweet potatoes.
- Stir and flip frequently to prevent the sweet potatoes from burning.
- While the sweet potatoes are cooking, slice and core the apples. I cut the apple in to 4, take out the core and then cut each fourth into 3 more slices. I then cut each slice (you can do more than one at a time) into 3 chunks.
- Once the sweet potatoes have browned slightly and are getting soft, add the apples. Continue to stir periodically.
- Once the apples are golden and soft, all the cranberries, pecans, and spices. Cover the pan. Turn down the heat to simmer or off completely.
Eat as a side or as a topping for the pork or barley.
I used pearl barley, which takes 35 – 45 minutes to cook. Add 1 part barley to 3 parts water and bring to a boil. Turn heat down to simmer and cover to cook for 35-45 minutes, or until all of the water is absorbed and the barley is tender. If the water is not absorbed but the barley is tender, you can empty into a strainer.
Eat plain or top with the sweet potato mixture, maple honey mustard sauce, or plain old butter, salt, and pepper.
Sweet and Spicy Bean Salad (aka Cal's Bean Salad)
This is my grandpa's (Cal Bellmore) bean recipe.
- 1 can of red beans
- 1 can of black-eyed peas
- 1 can of great pinto beans
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 1/2 cup chopped onion (you can cook before adding to make milder)
- 1 tbsp mayo
- 2 tbsp vinegar
- 1 tbsp sugar
- 1 tsp cayenne pepper powder
- 1 tsp cumin
- 1 tsp chili powder
- 1 tsp garlic powder
- 1 tsp black pepper
- Stir beans, cranberries and onion together in a large bowl.
- In a small bowl, stir the remaining ingredients together. Pour over the bean blend and mix well.


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Mo. Speaker: Tax Veto Override 'Uphill Battle'
JEFFERSON CITY (AP) - Missouri House Speaker Tim Jones says it will be an "uphill battle" to override Gov. Jay Nixon's veto of tax-cutting legislation but that he hopes to do so.
Jones said Tuesday no final decision has been made on whether to attempt an override. The Republican speaker noted the House's final vote on the legislation was slightly short of the two-thirds majority needed for a veto override.
Republican lawmakers will discuss overrides during an August meeting in St. Louis, ahead of the September veto session. A veto override would require the vote of every Republican House member or support from some of Nixon's fellow Democrats.
The tax legislation would cut individual and corporate tax rates and create a new deduction for some business income.


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1959 Triumph TR3 Barn Find for Restoration
1959 Triumph Other for sale in Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
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Description for Triumph Other 1959Barn Find 1959 Triumph TR3
Previous owner purchased 20+ years ago with intentions of restoration
Engine was removed and disassembled,
Car was Disassembled and some sanding and body work was started
Comes with everything in the pictures except the trailer it sits on
Body Description - i have restored a couple of TR3's so know where to look and what to worry about most, he rear of this car is solid, he rear quarters were the bumper overriders come through the body are still solid, nbsp;the spare tire area is still solid, he truck is ok, nd the rear quarters are solid, nbsp;there is some rot in the dog legs in from of the rear wheels by the doors, ery typical for a TR3, he floors have some holes in the front corners and by the passenger side seat belt attachment, he front inner fenders look good, nd the firewall is solid, he outer rockers will need to be replaced, ut the inner rockers appear to not have rusted through,
Engine Description - its stuck, as most all the parts less carbs which are easy enough to find. this is a wet liner engine so every easy to rebuild, ull the liners, ither heat out the old pistons and rebore or drop in new liners, ew mains and rod bearings, ew rings and a new head gasket and away you go, he head is there but has a damaged rocker mount stud, gain source a replacement or it has already been machined to take a bigger stud,
Interior Description - most of the gauges and switches are there, he steering wheel is there, nd one seat frame, o keys, ost to time, ut easy enough to replace, ill need a complete refit, ut most of the expensive parts are included,
Brakes and Axle - drums were pulled to make it roll, nd the brake calipers are there but will need a rebuild, rake master, edals and res are all there,
this is a 90% complete car, uch more than i started with on my first tr3
comes with a Minnesota collector plate, nd valid MN title.
I will deliver up to 100 miles from Minneapolis 55101 for FREE,
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Back in August, I began putting out feelers to the organizer of the SoCal Fall FurBQ. Just like the one that we throw every spring, Fall FurBQ's dates are different from year to year. I have always encouraged getting events posted to this calendar with as much advance notice as possible, especially when it comes to events that require a lot of organization and planning.
However, there has been a change regarding leadership of this event. About a week ago, I learned that organizer of the Fall FurBQ is stepping down from his position. His message is as follows:
Hi Socal furs,
For the past two years, I've organized the Fall FurBQ at Irvine Regional Park. It's been a huge success and I wish to thank all who helped out, brought food, cleaned up, and made this such a wonderful event.
However, with the news of my recent job transition, I will be moving out of state before the fall FurBQ as currently scheduled. I am looking for someone to take over this event if possible, so that the tradition can continue. It is not a difficult job, and the hardest part is getting at the site early to claim the spot. If you are interested in helping the fall furBQ continue, please contact me! (email address is: lapisliger at yahoo dot com)
I will continue to communicate with LeoTigers over the next few weeks. SoCal Fall FurBQ was started with the idea of offering furries another opportunity for a day in the park for the fall season. Unfortunately, for organizers and staff of the spring FurBQ (where it all started), we can only afford to seed one of these events a year. We do hope that this event can continue, but consider this event "on hold" until a new leader can be found.


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dbzxmatt on Nov. 13, 2011
Haha, I made this and apparently never put it up. I'm neva gonna sprite comic again, but I figure I'd put out one last comic.
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Well, I most likely never comic again. But who knows. I just don't want to limit any options. lol


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This week's transformation was another wall in my house. Like some of my other transformations, this one is special because it is sentimental as well as my attempt to create a calm environment in my kitchen. I had a bag of cork coasters that were from my grandma and I had no idea what to do with them. I then had the idea of some kind of cork bulletin board. Once this idea was implanted, there was no turning back. It evolved into much more than just a cork board. I wanted to add some life and color to the board, so I decided to incorporate moss and paint on some of the coasters. I also wanted a chalkboard of some kind, so I bought a slice of tree trunk and painted it with chalk board paint.
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Fake moss of different colors and types
Acrylic paint, Chalkboard paint, and paint brushes
An old frame
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Adhesive wall pads
I first spent time gluing moss to some coasters and painting others with designs, next I assembled pieces into the arrangements that I wanted around the frame. I ended up with three solid pieces, which I glued together by staggering the coasters on top of each other, then gluing them accordingly. I ended up with a few stragglers, which was fine because I wanted to use them to add to the design. I first hung the tree slice, which I had already painted with chalkboard paint. I then situated the frame around the tree slice and hung it so the tree slice would hang centered inside of it. I then used the adhesive sticky pads and stuck them on the back of my coaster clusters, then arranged them on the wall in the way that I wanted. The big pieces needed at least four adhesives, but the single coasters only needed one. What I ended up on my wall was this:
The feel of a living wall brightens up my kitchen and creates a very peaceful atmosphere while the colors add a positive design element to the otherwise bare quality of this particular wall. I absolutely love it: it's both functional and promotes a positivity in my state of being.
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Lyle Shelton | August 09, 2016
What do we say to those who feel Christianity has no place in modern Australia? Social commentator and CEO of Olive Tree Media, Karl Faase, has just released a DVD series which looks at how Christianity has shaped our moral roots in ways that even the secular world treasures.
Find the DVD and other resources here.
Lyle Shelton: Well hello and welcome to Voice for Values. It's Lyle Shelton from the Australian Christian Lobby here today and we've got a very special edition, well they're always special but particularly this week, I have with me on the line Karl Faase who is just fresh from launching his latest video production. It's called 'Jesus the Game Changer: How the life and teaching of Jesus changed the world and why it matters'. Karl, welcome to Voice for Values.
Karl Faase: Lyle, great to be with you today. Lyle Shelton: Well Karl it's fantastic to have you here. I got a hold of this latest production. It's a ten-part series and I have to confess, Karl, I binge-watched the whole lot in one night til about midnight but I was riveted. I just loved every minute of it. Now a lot of our listeners are going to be wondering what on earth we're talking about. Karl, just tell us why were you motivated to produce a ten-part documentary on the life of Jesus? Karl Faase: Lyle, as you know in your experience with ACL and many of our listeners will know, there's a lot of contention in countries like Australia, but we shouldn't pretend it's just Australia. I mean, most what we would describe as free western democracies, there's this idea that the Christian faith needs to be pulled out of the public square and it comes from this concept that we need to pull out of the public square cause the Christian faith is a negative influence on the communities around the world and this comes for all sorts of reasons. Mostly it's this idea that religion is a negative influence therefore Christian faith is a negative influence, but Lyle just a little bit of reading, you don't have to be a genius or professor of anything that will tell you that the values that most of these western democracies like Australia are based on didn't just come out of thin air. They actually came from somewhere and some history will show you that it came from the person of Jesus, the teaching and the life of Jesus. There's a wonderful quote by a guy called Jaroslav Pelikan who talks about quoting another guy, Alfred North Whitehead who talked about the fact that when we discuss ideas in any particular period of time, what we often discuss is contentious ideas. What we don't discuss is the underlying foundations that give us that set of ideas to discuss. Does that make sense?
Lyle Shelton: Absolutely. Karl Faase: And so here we have in a country like Australia, a whole bunch of foundational ideas that everybody thinks that everybody's a) always had or b) all have it around the world now, and neither of these things are true, and so what we're trying to do is give people look at how did Jesus' life and teaching actually change the kind of framework, the foundational ideas of His time, how does it echo through to our time and how is that even different from other countries around the world right now, and that ends up being a pretty interesting look at how Jesus changed our world. Lyle Shelton: Well this is a monumental piece of work that you've done, Karl, which does go to these very foundations. It's things we take for granted like how did we end up with a democratic and free society? Why is it that women are treated equally in western civilisations? Why do we believe in humility and leadership, science and reason? Why do we have healthcare? Why do we have wealth? I'd love to unpack some of these things but all these basic values which, as you say, you and I take for granted which most of our population take for granted, come from the life of Jesus and yet Christianity is given such a bad rap. I really think you've pulled the rug from under this toxic narrative that's crept into our society and I'm sure that was your aim in producing this. Karl Faase: Yeah. I mean, a wonderful book that just come out in the last couple of years, I'm actually just trying to re-read it because it's so good, it's by an Oxford professor called Larry Siedentop. Now I'm not even sure if Siedentop's kind of faith perspective. He's just looking at, and the book is called 'Inventing the Individual'. If you're a reader out there and you want to read it. Lyle Shelton: I've just started reading it myself, actually.
Karl Faase: It's a great book, Lyle and especially the first chapter says you know you've got the enlightenment period, French enlightenment period, 18th century, they dislike the Church enormously, even more than those in the current commentaries dislike the Church then, and then what they were doing was saying okay there's this Dark Ages and we are to reach back before Christian faith and see what the Greco-Roman philosophers said and that's what gave us this idea that the individual's important. Siedentop spent 300 pages basically showing that that's just a myth. It's simply not true, and people weren't treated equally in Jesus' and it was actually the Jewish faith coming into Christian faith which gave us the equality of all people which is a foundational idea for something like democracy.
Lyle Shelton: Yeah it's so clear when you read it and it's a shame I guess Sidentop didn't make this current production but perhaps next time.
Karl Faase: Yeah well the reason he didn't, Lyle is cause we were in England and we had him lined up and he was really unwell.
Lyle Shelton: Okay. Wow.
Karl Faase: That's why we didn't actually interview him. We actually spoke to him on the phone. He's quite elderly now so a tad frail from a health perspective but we would have loved to have interviewed him because his input would have been wonderful.
Lyle Shelton: I'm only about a third of the way into his book but he really does blow away this myth that it was somehow the enlightenment and rational thinking that gave us these values when really it was Judaism and then Christianity coming after and the apostle Paul and of course your video series takes up a similar theme but Karl, what really struck me is just the incredible production values and the excellence with which you and Jane, your wife Jane and the team have put this together. You start of in this intriguing location in Bath in England. Tell us why you start there in these ancient Roman ruins. Well, they're not even ruins, they're still there 2,000 years later.
Karl Faase: Well we were filming in Bath and we had the opportunity to interview a guy from Exodus so Bath was the best place to meet and Jane my wife, who heads up the production for 'Jesus the Game Changer', was chatting to the location people. It's a bit of a funny story really, Lyle and the location people said well we can get you into the Roman baths before anybody else is there so get it to yourselves from seven o'clock in the morning and so we were filming there and that's where we come up with this idea that, you know, the Roman baths in Bath in southwest England, were actually built at 70A.D., the kind of bath itself, not all the buildings that now exist. They were added later. At the same point at the Roman Empire, 2,000 kilometres from Rome, is building baths in Bath in England. There's a small group of people following a person they believe was the Messiah Jesus in the backlogs of the Roman Empire around Palestine and the point we open with is, if you were to think who's going to last, this tiny group of Christians in this small place in Palestine or the empire that is able to build these Roman baths 2,000 kilometres from Rome, who would you have thought would last? And the point is Christian faith is now the faith of two billion people.
Lyle Shelton: Wow.
Karl Faase: It's grown over all these years and now Rome is just a subject of history and nobody, nobody would have picked that at the time. So the question all of us need to ask is why was Jesus foundational, as we've said before Lyle, but why did it last? Why is it still here? Why did this small group of people who didn't grow out of military might or influence or power just are following this person of Jesus but it was the ideas and the power of the spirit of God and the ideas they were communicating that actually made the difference.
Lyle Shelton: Amazing. Hold that thought, Karl. We're coming up to a break. My guest is Karl Faase. He and his wife Jane have just released a new video documentary series 'Jesus the Game Changer: How the life and teaching of Jesus changed the world and why it matters'. Don't go away.
Well I've got with me on the line Karl Faase. He's the host of a new video series 'Jesus the Game Changer' and Karl, just before the break you were telling us about the opening scene. You shot this documentary on location at various exotic places around the world which really put us in the picture of what it is you're trying to communicate and I know in that opening scene with you standing there in these old Roman baths in Bath in England explaining the link between you know, Jesus' followers which were just getting going at that time and the Roman empire. It really made the hair on the back of my neck stand up as you bought that alive and you interview people like Rodney Stark who was a great sociologist and historian from that period. Just tell us the sort of things that Rodney Stark unpacks as to why this group of Jesus follows outlasted the might of Rome.
Karl Faase: Rodney Stark's a wonderful guy and anybody who's done any reading in sociology and history will know his name and he just started researching the growth of the church and Rodney Stark makes number of points and he comes out as a sociologist with a historical background and also as a researcher and Rodney Stark talks about the fact that the values that the earliest church picked up from Jesus meant they were completely different to the values of the community. Let me take two examples, Lyle. One is caring for people. They were a group of people that remember that Jesus said that whatever you did to the least of these my brethren or these my people, you did for me, and so in 165 A.D. and 251 A.D. there were two massive plagues where 25-30 per cent of the whole population of the Roman Empire was wiped out. The pagan priests ran to the hills. The politicians and the wealthy people ran to the hills out of the towns cause that's where the plagues hit the hardest. Who stayed? Christians stayed, Lyle. And Christians helped people and they didn't just roll people out on the street when they were sick and when you help people get better, it was a bit like that was a real anathema compared to the whole of the community because the whole of the community was, you look after yourself and those who were kind of most in need in the community well that was, to be frank, almost bad luck or bad karma using a Hindu term. The second is the whole issue with women. Rodney Stark and John Ortberg both make the point that women n the Greco-Roman world just had a tough life and they were often married very young, twelve, thirteen, fourteen. They were often married to older men. They had absolutely no rights at all. They were there to produce male children for their husbands and that was their lot in life. In fact, John Ortberg gives us the point that they look at the time and believe that there was probably for every one million women there was about 1.3 or more million men so why did the disparity? Well because women weren't honoured and women were often seen as a kind of economic dead weight to a family. If you were poor or even if you were struggling and you wanted a boy and you got a girl, what you often did and this is well attested to from many different writers that they basically exposed these children. They take these little girls out and they'd leave them on the street or leave them…
Lyle Shelton: Infanticide.
Karl Faase: Yep and that idea that you can just, you know, you can just leave children out there well Christians just came with a different view. Women were honoured. When Paul says, you know, men treat your wives basically as an equal and serve her like Christ serves the Church, that was an unbelievable idea at that period, where there's young women married to older men and these older men who had the idea that his woman was my cattle, I own her and I can basically divorce her on a whim is now being told you've got to look after her. You're not to sleep with other people. You are to look after every child, male or female, abled or disabled. All of those ideas were completely new ideas at that period of time and that shifted what Christian families looked like as opposed to the rest of the families within the Greco-Roman world.
Lyle Shelton: Yeah. Christianity was such a radical movement which just upended the way of life and of course we take all of these things for granted today. Another thing that we take for granted is the idea of equality between the races and in the documentary you make a pilgrimage to a place where I made a pilgrimage two, three years ago and that's to Clapham Common where William Wilberforce and his friends worshipped at the church there at Clapham Common and conspired as to how to end the slave trade.
Karl Faase: Yeah and that's just a fantastic story because we cover not just William Wilberforce that everybody knows but John Thornton who lived in Clapham Common, was a very wealthy businessman and through his life gave away six sevenths of his wealth. He kept one for himself. Six sevenths he gave away.
Lyle Shelton: Gee, different concept of tithing, Karl?
Karl Faase: I mean I've got a feeling his one seventh was probably more than mine but he built the church at Clapham Common but he funded William Wilberforce. We also talk about Hannah More, a poet, an incredibly successful poet that outsold I think Eric Metaxas says Jane Austen ten to one but these people, Granville Sharp, somebody from the Wedgewood family, Josiah Wedgewood, these people gathered together to make sure there was a change in the society and the change was that you couldn't trade people. You can't bring people from Africa and sell them. They're people. They actually matter. They're human beings and that was not given to them by humanist idea. That was given to them because they were all followers of Jesus.
Lyle Shelton: People don't know these stories and they need to know them and you help bring them alive. Another one of the great things from history that you draw out is the interview with another one of my heroes is Vishal Mangalwadi and just how and this was a flow on affect from Wilberforce and Thornton and these guys and the impact that they had on Vishal's home country of India.
Karl Faase: Yeah and you see the East-Indian Trading Company were not behaving particularly well and what the Clapham sector were actually doing as well was putting pressure on them to say the sati, the burning of widows with their husband when their husband dies has to stop. Now people don't realise this and even Vishal Mangalwadi stood against a case that was in the last 20 years where an 18 year old girl is burned on the funeral pyre with her husband and what people in our community don't get is that you don't have equality in a place like India if you follow to the letter of the law Hindu philosophy which says karma, your last life through reincarnation affects your present life. If you're in the Brahmin class, you have the total sense that this is my right. I'm entitled to my position and those in the lowest or below the lowest class who had no opportunity and live a dreadful life, you don't really help them up because you don't need to because they're working their karma out and there's a place where you've got institutionalised inequality throughout the community where it's basically the Christians that came in and made the difference rather than they themselves helping out those in their community.
Lyle Shelton: Well Karl there's so much more we could say. This is a ten-part DVD series. It's called 'Jesus the Game Changer: How the life and teaching of Jesus changed the world and why it matters'. I can't recommend it highly enough. We need to know these things, particularly in the face of much of the narrative in today's society that says that religion and Christianity is insignificant and didn't shape our values. It clearly did. Karl, where can people get a hold of this resource?
Karl Faase: That's a great question. If anybody's near or normally deals with a Koorong store, Koorong stock this product but also there's a website, jesusthegamechanger.com, jesusthegamechanger.com and you can buy copies on there. We'll post them to you or if you're savvy, you can actually get digital downloads. You can actually buy a digital download and download it directly to your computer and to keep in mind, for everybody that does this, it's a small group, you can buy a discussion guide but there's also an app that's free so you just go to the iTunes store and the discussion guide is on an app and details about all the guests so if you go on the iTunes store, search for 'Jesus the Game Changer'. The app is there for free.
Lyle Shelton: There you go, folks. Please go out now to Koorong and buy your copies of the DVD and the discussion guide. Go online jesusthegamechanger.com. Download the app. Let as many people know about this. It's an important resource. Folks, if we don't know this stuff in today's cultural environment, we will be very ineffective witnesses of Christ. Our world needs to know these stories. We need to know them as Christians. Karl thanks for bringing this alive to us and thanks for being out guest today on Voice for Values.
Karl Faase: Pleasure to be with you Lyle.
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If you have pets or small children and like to keep a garden or indoor houseplants, it's important that you know which varieties of plants are dangerous to have around. While there are some well known toxic plants such as Poinsettias and Deadly Nightshade, there are also many common household plants that are potentially deadly to both pets and humans.
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