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Redshirt sophomore forward Anika Rodriguez said playing in Pullman, Washington, can be tough due to the venue's slippery conditions. The Bruins will travel to the two Washington schools this weekend as they go into the latter half of the season. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)
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Past the halfway mark in the season, UCLA women's soccer has a pretty clear picture of how the opposition will line up – compact in the back, with players waiting for opportunities to break on the counter.
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This "Charlatan's Web" thing is getting tangled! Last night after I got home from work, I saw that I had received another comment that traces back to that earlier "Web" post which dealt with Creflo Dollar's twisted theology. I felt that this was a decidedly civil and Godly example of how to express possible disagreement. As before, I have posted the comment, unedited, sent to me by Micca. This was a public conversation, so I put it here so that more of you can see what I think is my rebuttal of the prosperity gospel belief that those of us more orthodox don't believe FULLY what God has for us in terms of healing.
I specifically deal with the oft-quoted, Isaiah 53 passage. Look it up. Do the cross referencing.
Micca said ("with gentleness and respect…"):
Maxdaddy: I didn't see the first postings and there are some things that I truly agree with you on in this post. But there are some things that I take exception to. I will only respond to a couple now, not sure how much disagreement you allow on you blog and I just don't feel like typing for nothing.
I do agree that many of the prosperity preachers are out there preaching whatever feels good and whatever will motivate the congregations to give their money. A lot of them are basically motivation speakers who have zeroed in on a way to make a nice buck.
But still, you said….."to RECONCILE us to the Father, to HEAL the rift between us, NOT to heal cancer or such, which is the proper, broad context of Isaiah 53:4, 5.
I say, look at the state of man in Genesis before the fall. If the rift that Jesus was "healing" was the relationship between man and God as you state, then who was Adam before the fall? Was Adam sick and hurting and lacking? In Gen 1:26-….and let them have authority over all the earth and over everything that creeps the Earth.Ver 28 goes on to say ….be fruitful, multiply and fill the earth. Adam had control of his environment, he was healthy, he was well fed, and once he got with Eve (wink wink) he was content AND he was able to freely communicate with God. Now by healing the rift between man and God what was it that Jesus restored us back to?
You said…." The PHYSICAL portion of that passage was completely fulfilled in Matthew 8:16-17." I'm trying to follow you on this one because Jesus heals again and again after that. So were you trying to say that because that prophesy was fulfilled that He retired from healings? Do you think that Jesus came to Earth and left instructions for establishing churches only to relinquish all of His compassion and empathy for the very people that He came to save? Do you know of anyone who has been physically healed? Not cured by a Dr. but healed? I am trying to understand because I like most of the things that you post but this time I really couldn't go all the way with you. Let me know what you think.
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Micca, thanks for your response. No, I allow disagreement! I think it would be, for me, kind of phoney to only allow those with whom I agree to post. Disagreement forces me to go to the Bible and study it to make sure I'm in line with it. It is the opportunity to sharpen my iron, so to speak. I am not a theologian, only a layman, and I need all the study I can get, as do we all. It is a fearful thing to take casually or mishandle the things of God, and to the extent that someone may take what I say and run with it, I want to be dead sure that I did the best I could!
Let me be clear: I absolutely believe that God heals, but I also absolutely believe that it is not the norm for people to be miraculously healed. Were that the case, we would see story after story of arms and legs being replaced, and empty eye sockets being filled and dead people being resurrected. We don't. Why not?
It is my contention that Jesus' healings were to PRIMARILY fulfill prophecy as to who He was. And that the apostles' healings were to PRIMARILY lend credence to their station as the foundation of the church (which can only be laid once, according to Scripture), and to establish them as who they really were. Of course many people were healed. Many were not, though. I contend that, as the Bible says, our primary concern is not that which kills the body. Our main focus is to be on eternity, alongside which, time barely even exists. "Though He SLAY me, yet will I trust in Him." When that tower fell and killed those people, Jesus told us not to be so concerned with that, but to get our souls right because we ALL will die (some cruelly) and face God.
Matt 8:17 states that,
"This was to FULFILL what was spoken through the prophet Isaiah: 'He took up our infirmities and carried our diseases.' " (When a prophecy is fulfilled, it is fulfilled. The reason we say that Jews are mistaken is because the prophecies concerning the Messiah have been FULFILLED in Jesus. There is no need to wait for further fulfillment.)
That prior quote is from Isaiah 53:4 only. verse 5 says, "BUT He was pierced for our transgressions (sins)… crushed for our iniquities (sin)… AND by his wounds we are healed (from the eternal consequences of sin)." This last part, read as literature, logically concludes that what His wounds healed was sin, not disease.
Now, I submit that diseases are the RESULT of sin, not sin itself. In other words, autism may be the indication of our fallenness, but it is definitely not a sin for a child to be autistic!
No, I don't suggest that the healings stopped there, but as I stated earlier, they sure decreased in number, till now miraculous healing is RARE at best! I'm only saying, in using Matt. 8, what the BIBLE has said. I'm not adding to it.
The compassion of God CERTAINLY remains with us. We have the Comforter, for instance, but my point is that there are numerous passages that state CLEARLY what Jesus' mission was here– to redeem mankind, to justify us, to reconcile us, to atone for our SIN, to declare us POSITIONALLY righteous (not PRACTICALLY SO).
These, and many other clear and unambiguous passages certainly outweigh two or three dubiously interpreted verses in Isaiah.
As you know, hermeneutically speaking, we must ALWAYS interpret cloudy passages in light of those that are clear.
As for Adam, I'm kind of unclear on what you are suggesting here. If you are saying that we are restored to what Adam was before the fall, I say that Adam was made GLORIFIED and undefiled. Paul teaches us that we, being once again POSITIONALLY righteous, are but a bud of what we will blossom into when we recieve OUR glorified bodies at the end of all things. We only now see through a glass darkly. We will not be practically restored until after the resurrection. The Bible is clear on that. Besides, if we were like Adam was, we'd be living 900-some years like he did. We still sin daily, and still have to ask forgiveness for that sin daily. How can we claim to be "all that" when we now have to stand on Jesus cloak, so to speak, to have fellowship with the Father? Our righteousness is still filthy rags!
By the way, the word "authority" is not an autonomous word. Any word HAS to be interpreted within its context. The Word of Faith movement likes to use the omnipotent form of this word almost always (to build up their false theology, which DEmotes God, and PROmotes man), and that is faulty exegesis. Adam was a STEWARD. An employee of God. God's gardener, His botanist, His ornithologist, His biologist, His agriculturalist, etc. Adam's authority went as far as God's front door. No further. IF that far!
I hope I covered it all. It would be cool if you agreed with me, but if you don't, that is fine. I would just ask, as always, that we learn that the Bible is literature, and should be read as such. It should be interpreted INternally, and sewn together like a tapestry.
I appreciate the charity and fairness with which you framed your comment! God bless. Derrick.
Would that all who have issues deal with them in such a civil manner. When I post things on false teaching, I often employ humor, and some sarcasm. This is generally in response to those who have ALREADY demonstrated an unwillingness to have their views questioned. Folk like Dollar, who sent me a donations form letter when I addressed him, and COGIC pastor and blogger Stephen F. Smith, who regularly deletes comments with which he disagrees, launch terms such as "heresy hunters" at people who question endorsement of "wolves" and "vipers" who victimize baby Christians for sordid gain, and point them out as instructed.
As a matter of fact, Smith, who lives in my area, is known to promote Dollar, Juanita Bynum, Clarence McClendon, and many other false teachers on his blog. This led me to ask him if that meant that the COGIC endorsed the teachings that Jesus was less than God, and that man is more than man and all the rest of the aberrant teachings of this crooked, twisted Word of Faith movement. He deleted my question without addressing it.
It may be fair to call some of my posts biting. Some folks NEED to be bit! But one thing about me is that I am not so prideful that I don't think I can be told– and convinced– that I'm wrong. But you gotta convince me, though! Micca expressed his concerns in a manner that engendered a similar response. If we are about the work of God, as we claim, why should our thoughts be above reproach? My prayer is that I continue to grow and learn about God and His Word, and that you who read this do as well.
Iron sharpens iron, the saying goes. If Christians understand and rightly employ the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God when facing crooked, charlatan preachers, we can de-fang them and allow Truth to pour forth. A toothless wolf is no threat to the body of Christ.
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This is a comment about…commenting.
First off let me say this: Commenting on someone else's blog is not a "right", that we have. People don't have to "apologize" for not wanting our comments on their blogs. I think many of us (not you Derrick, I'm just making some general statements that we all should probably internalize) take this all a little too…deeply.
However, I've been known to delete comments, from folks who wanted to front me, but OBVIOUSLY had not taken the time to actually read what I wrote, and chose to read "into" what I wrote, or respond out of pure emotion, leaving logic and reasoning on the front porch, all alone. Cuz I don't have time to go "back and forth" with folks who aren't really interested in intelligent dialogue. Any comments that start with "Touch Not God's Anointed" are high on the "delete" list.
Yes, Micca disagreed with you, respectfully and without a bunch of drama.
Feel free to delete this comment, with no explanation.
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Comment by Victor T. Stephens | November 8, 2007 |
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Junior wing Christian Bishop creating buzz
SUMMIT, Mo. -- Even as recently as a few weeks ago, junior wing Christian Bishop was relatively unknown in the Kansas City area. After a few workouts in front of college coaches, the 6-foot-6 small forward at Lee's Summit (Mo.) West's name is ringing out as a prospect with a high ceiling and he's on the verge of a breakout year.
The recruiting cycle is so sped up these days that a high-level player who saw little time on the varsity during his first two years is looked at as a bit of a late bloomer. The reality is that Bishop's emergence as a high-major prospect is the result of hard work meeting with physical maturity and a growth spurt that has seen him sprout up 10 inches since entering high school as a 5-foot-8 freshman.
During a Monday workout at his high school, the slender southpaw buried several deep jumpers, displayed very good athleticism and showed off more than adequate ball handling ability.
"It feels great that I'm being recognized for my game, I've just kept on working and getting better every day," said Bishop. "I think being in the gym working on my game has done more (for attention) than my height, but my height has helped too."
Last week, Tulsa was the first program to offer Bishop a scholarship and it was memorable.
"It was really exciting, I liked it a lot," said Bishop. "It was like "Oh my God this is really happening," I'll remember it for sure."
Over the weekend, Bishop took an unofficial visit to Missouri. Tigers head coach Kim Anderson and an assistant were in to see him on Monday night and promptly offered a scholarship.
"It was great, I got to go watch the team play and meet the players," said Bishop about his visit to Columbia. "I got play around with them and it was a lot of fun. I think I played well, they are obviously a lot stronger, but I think I can keep up with them."
Wichita State has been in to see Bishop and Creighton, Nebraska and Wake Forest have reached out. There's no rush on Bishop's part to make any kind of move and the plan is to take in the process and see where it leads him.


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ANA Issues Media Transparency RFPJune 18, 2015
By Bill Duggan
Undoubtedly, you've seen the buzz around rebates and transparency issues in the trade press over the past few months. It is the ANA's belief that the industry requires an independent, objective, third-party individual/organization to help identify the "truth." And we have just issued an RFP for that.
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Southampton 2 Brighton 2: Ireland star Shane Duffy on target as Glenn Murray rescues Seagulls with 90th minute penalty equaliser
Danish midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's superb 35-yarder in the first half was in vain for the Saints
GLENN MURRAY inflicted more pain on Southampton with a last-gasp penalty as Brighton came back from the dead.
Saints looked on course for their first home victory of the season thanks to Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's wonderstrike and a Danny Ings spot-kick.
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Murray, who had netted four goals in his last five starts against Saints, coolly slotted in from 12 yards to earn a shock point for Albion.
It came as a hammer blow to Southampton chief Mark Hughes, who last week claimed the 'straitjacket' that his side wore at home when he took over in March had finally gone.
That came after almost four months without a St Mary's league victory when the Welshman arrived - but they have only won one since and that was last season.
Victory looked to be in the bag when Ings' spot-kick added to Hojbjerg's brilliant 30-yard effort which would have pleased the king of wondergoals Matt le Tissier who was sitting up in the stands alongside England boss Gareth Southgate.
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That run had begun with a 1-0 victory at the Amex in the Carabao Cup last month.
With creative spark Pascal Gross sidelined, Brighton came to frustrate here at first with five in midfield and it was an unsurprisingly tight first 20 minutes.
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Ings finally looks fit again after his three years of injury hell at Liverpool and had two goals in three starts for his new club heading into this clash.
The Winchester lad almost broke the deadlock when his shot was cleared off the line by Anthony Knockaert after some penalty-box pinball.
Then came the goal of the game as a weak cross from Elyounoussi was headed by Dunk to Hojbjerg at least 30 yards out.
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The 23-year-old then showed skills which explained why he once played for Bayern Munich as he trapped the ball and blasted a devastating, swerving effort into the far corner.
Hughes, partial to a superstrike during his playing days, applauded as Hojbjerg was mobbed by his team-mates.
The goal spelled a disastrous statistical omen for Albion as in their 42 previous Premier League games, they had never won a game after going a goal down.
Chris Hughton knew his side were up against it as he watched a promising run from Yves Bissouma curtailed by Wesley Hoedt's brave sliding tackle on the edge of the area.
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Knockaert threatened a long-range scorcher himself after the break but his blast was parried by Alex McCarthy.
The game looked over as a contest just after the hour as Gaetean Bong tripped Ings in the area.
The 26-year-old had missed FOUR of his last seven Premier League penalties but made no mistake by firing into the corner.
Yet Albion hit back instantly as Duffy lost his international colleague marker Long to head home Knockaert's free-kick.
And the comeback was complete at the death as sub Ward-Prowse brought down Duffy, allowing Murray to grab a share of the spoils.


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YET ANOTHER SONG FIRST HEARD ON THAT LEGENDARY DR. DEMENTO HALLOWEEN SHOW IN 1978. This time we feature a song which sounds like it probably originated in British music hall. I've heard many different versions of it but none hold a candle to this one. My 18th inductee is . . .
WITH HER HEAD TUCKED UNDERNEATH HER ARM by STANLEY HOLLOWAY
I don't know why but this version has what I think is the proper ghostly atmosphere; other versions tend to overplay the comedic elements of the song but here Holloway lets the song speak for itself without any slapstick vocal shenanigans. The ghost of Anne Boleyn walks the Bloody Tower! There is also a nice version by the Kingston Trio from my youth but nothing can compare to Stanley Holloway's rendition.


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December and January bring Oscar winners and movie stars to Broadway, a slew of popular return engagements, and the launch of festival season in New York. Our critics recommend a little bit of everything!
Choir Boy (Samuel J. Friedman Theatre) (December 12-February 17): After garnering rave reviews Off-Broadway in 2013, Academy Award winner Tarell Alvin McCraney (Moonlight) is bringing his highly acclaimed play with music to the Broadway stage. Featuring a predominately black male cast, Choir Boy tells a story with a positive message and features several up-and-coming stars. Given the lack of stories on Broadway about the black male experience, it is exciting to see an inspiring story "dedicated to the education of strong, ethical black men." (Ayanna Prescod)
True West (Roundabout Theatre Company/American Airlines Theatre) (December 27-March 17): Productions starring celebrities can be bad or mediocre – which is somehow even worse. This revival of Sam Shepard's play about sibling rivalry seems more intriguing than some of the other typical star-laden shows on Broadway right now. Ethan Hawke and Paul Dano are fantastic movie actors. Watching them spar and examine the complexities of sibling relationships on stage is bound to be entertaining. Hawke plays older brother Lee, who is a volatile lowlife, and Dano plays the younger brother, Austin, who's a successful screenwriter. There's also a dueling production of this show happening in London, starring Kit Harington and Johnny Flynn, so it'll also be interesting to see which version is better received. (Alicia Kort)
Noura (Playwrights Horizons) (November 27-December 30): Did you think Lucas Hnath was the only playwright wrestling with Ibsen? Think again. Acclaimed dramatist and actor Heather Raffo brings her Middle Eastern riff on A Doll's House to Playwrights Horizons, under Joanna Settle's direction. Nora and Torvald are now Noura and Tareq, Iraqi Christian refugees who find their new life in America unsettled by a surprise visitor from the past. As someone who found A Doll's House, Part 2glib and self-satisfied – not to mention awash in straight white male cluelessness – I am eager to see how a feminist writer of color approaches Ibsen's landmark play. Raffo also stars in the title role. (Cameron Kelsall)
Jack and the Beanstalk (Abrons Arts Center) (December 14-30): Although actor Matt Fraser and burlesque artist Julie Atlas Muz are known for their more risqué work (this husband-and-wife team created an X-rated Beauty and the Beast which they performed), they created this radically inclusive family-friendly pantomime for the 2017 holiday season. Fraser writes, Muz directs. New Yorkers may not be familiar with the panto tradition, but we get another chance to give it a try this year with an encore holiday engagement. Audience participation is de rigeur at panto – cheer for the hero, boo the villain, sing the songs. It's a mix of vaudeville, slapstick, and drag, and with Fraser and Muz involved I imagine a little bit of an edge…while staying PG. This sounds like it could be devilishly fun treat. I've interviewed Fraser about his radical politics and efforts to shake up theater, TV, and film for disabled performers like himself. And I expect he and Muz will whip up something really unique and remarkable. (Nicole Serratore)
Clueless, The Musical (The New Group) (November 20-January 12): There are a lot weightier and doubtless worthier shows coming up in December – and I want to see them too – but as a lifelong Austen fan, 90s child, and recent convert to musicals, I find it hard to resist Amy Heckerling's adaptation of her cinematic adaptation of Emma (yes, I have a strong interest in adaptations also). The film has proved over time, like the novel on which it is based, to hold greater staying power and greater depths than its frivolous exterior suggests. The American musical at its best also excels at threading sharp social observations into bubbling numbers, so this seems like a good fit. (Alison Walls)
The Head and the Load (Park Avenue Armory) (December 4-15): At the other end of the highbrow/lowbrow musical spectrum is William Kentridge's The Head and the Load. I honestly can't decide whether I want to see this one or not, but I'm certainly interested. Kentridge is a stunning visual artist and the story of the nearly 2 million African porters and carriers used by the British, French, and Germans who bore the brunt of the casualties during the First World War in Africa is obviously a neglected part of history that deserves to come to light. Kentridge's work often illuminate the beauty of dramatic narratives with compelling and fresh visuals, but his productions sometimes miss the mark as theater. This production is billed as a synthesis of the diverse elements of his artistic practice, so it may be best to approach it as poetic, visual storytelling, more than theater. (Alison Walls)
Grey Rock (La MaMa) (January 3-7): Playwright and director Amir Nizar Zuabi had success last year with Oh My Sweet Land, a show staged in apartment kitchens all around New York that looked at displacement, Syrian refugees, and immigrant stories. It was smart, funny, and political. I expect a similar approach but with it a bit more whimsy from his world premiere play, which again he directs. It involves a cast from Palestine telling the story of a Palestinian man who watches the moon landing on TV in 1969 and then plans to build his own rocket. (Nicole Serratore)
The Making of King Kong (Target Margin Theater/The Doxsee) (Nov 29-Dec 15): Lisa Clair only delivers fever dreams, in the very best of ways. The show is described as "the strangest adventure drama this thrill-mad world has ever seen," which is probably not hyperbole. Skip the Broadway version and see this one instead. (Dan O'Neil)
The Hard Nut (BAM/Gilman Opera House) (December 14-23): I was a ballet kid – never a very good dancer, mind you, but I had big dreams, and my affection for The Nutcracker has long outlasted my ability to do a pirouette. The Hard Nut, Mark Morris's take on the story, somehow manages to keep the magic of the original music and the charm of the story, while adding subversive wit, investigations of gender, modern dance, and a lot of sheer fun. It comes around every year, but it never gets old. (Loren Noveck)
The Dead, 1904 (Irish Repertory Theatre/American Irish Historical Society) (November 17-January 13): I try to avoid truisms, but whenever some says that James Joyce's "The Dead" is the greatest short story ever written, I can't help but agree. The anchoring work from Dubliners has been adapted many times, including John Huston's superb 1987 film, and Richard Nelson & Shaun Davey's musical, which played Broadway in 2000. For the past three winters, Irish Repertory Theatre has presented an immersive adaptation (by Paul Muldoon & Jean Hanff Korelitz) at the American Irish Historical Society, a stately townhouse on 5th Avenue that stands in for the Morkan Sisters' Dublin home. The audience follows the action throughout the space and sits down for a catered meal with the cast. I've been curious about this production since it first opened in 2016, but it's been uber sold out and expensive (basic tickets starting at $150). But this year, I plan to finally bite the bullet and claim a place at the table for the Feast of the Epiphany. (Cameron Kelsall)
4.48 Psychosis (PROTOTYPE Festival/Baruch Performing Arts Center) (January 5-12): Many of the most exciting new operas in recent memory (Breaking the Waves, Fellow Travelers, anatomy theater) have come to New York courtesy of the PROTOTYPE Festival, presented in venues around the five boroughs during the first two weeks of January. Nearly everything on this year's roster sounds promising, but I'm particularly interested in Philip Venables' opera-theater hybrid adaptation of Sarah Kane's 4:48 Psychosis, making its American premiere after a sold-out run at the Royal Court in London. Kane's output as a leading voice of the In-Yer-Face theater movement may seem grungy on the surface, but nearly every work she created her in short life brims with operatic grandeur, so it seems a natural fit for a musical setting. Richard Baker will conduct the NYC-based new music ensemble Contemporaneous. (Cameron Kelsall)
Minefield (Under the Radar/NYU Skirball) (January 11-13): London critics raved when Argentinian writer-director Lola Arias's political play premiered in 2016 at the Royal Court. Working in collaboration with Argentinian and British veterans from the Falkland/Malvinas wars, Arias workshopped the concept around the survivors and their war memories. These nonprofessional actors – the veterans – star in the play. The process of their storytelling and playmaking is part of it, as well as documents and documentary footage from the war. It is performed in English and Spanish, as language is also political. Basically anytime I mention this play on Twitter, someone tweets at me that it was amazing. So I'm starting to believe them. (Nicole Serratore)
Manual Cinema's Frankenstein (Under the Radar Festival at the Public) (January 4-13): It's hard to describe Manual Cinema's work without making it sound either twee or like really low-budget children's theater, but they work magic with silhouettes, shadow puppets, and of all things, overhead projectors. Their shows are filled with indelible, dreamlike images, and storytelling that is no less emotionally powerful for being virtually wordless. Frankenstein, with its stark landscapes and the unforgettable silhouette of the monster, seems like a great match with their methods. (Loren Noveck)
Cowboy (Exponential Festival/The Doxsee) (January 17-20): Playwright Gracie Gardner has been making quite a name for herself. She won the Relentless award for her delightfully named play, Pussy Sludge. I raved about her Athena, a work set between two teenage fencers who aren't quite friends. Her new play Cowboy is on a mixed bill at the Exponential Festival and this video from it made me laugh out loud. She's one of those artists whose work I want to keep seeing, so I'm gonna check it out. (Nicole Serratore)


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I arrived back in Beijing from my trip late Friday night and I knew I was in for a whirlwind week of fun!
|Parent Teacher Conferences and Spring Concerts.
So proud of my two great kiddos!
|Softball pitcher and baseball player.
It was a special week! Friends from CA were in Beijing and I got to be a tour guide. It was a great way to jump right back into the language and culture.
|Awesome memories and awesome friends.
|A boy and his noodles.
|The Summer Palace
|The Summer Palace.
|Candied strawberries at Wangfujing.
|Rickshaw ride!
|I picked up a magazine to thumb through and look who I found in the upper right hand corner!
(Super Bowl Party)
|The Great Wall at Mutianyu.
|Spring is on the way!
|Happy Birthday to my fifteen year old girl!
|There is a reason why it says "I CLIMBED the Wall".
Next up: Pandas for Spring Break!


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It appears the capital market is bouncing back gradually especially after the passage of the 2016 budget. The NSE All-share index and Market Capitalization appreciated by 2.88% and 2.92% to close the week ending 13/05/2016 at 26,441.03 and ₦9.09 trillion respectively.
The government decision to throw open the importation of PMS to the organized private sector and the autonomous marketers with flexible price ceiling of ₦145 also contributed to the surge in the Capital Market. It appears that major oil marketers such as Total, Mobil and Oando will have better bargaining especially in sourcing for dollars to finance the importation.
As these opportunities continue there will be a lot of positive impact on the Capital Market in respect of companies' financials. It follows that lots of companies will be declaring generous dividends. For only this year more than 50 companies have declared dividend with some script issues.
Amazingly, more than ₦80 billion dividends are still unclaimed. The rule is that after 12 years the unclaimed dividend will be returned back to the respective companies and will be statute bar; no investors can claim any again.
There are many reasons dividend become unclaimed. Most common of these is wrong address which leads to a loss of warrants in transit and another is demise of the shareholders. Therefore E-dividend initiative was introduced to solve the problem of unclaimed dividends. This will enable the shareholders to directly access their dividend through the individual bank account.
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not much time to breathe here today. Full day at work, planning as much as possible after teaching hours…
Running errands; getting medication for my stupid knee that needed antiinflammatory week-long treatment. glasses for my youngest (she looks really cool!), post office to pick up art books I ordered, pick up oldest who went for a hair cut (and yes, she looks cool, too!!)
home to make supper, walk the dog,
laundry, vacuuming upstairs, changing the beds, cleaning the bathroom upstairs, vacuuming downstairs…
sitting down at 10:00 "because I deserve it"!!!!!! Do I look cool? I don't think so!
But these books are REALLY COOL!
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Animal of the Week: Grey Francolin, Ranthambhore, India
Grey francolin (Francolinus pondicerianus) Great place to see this francolin: Ranthambhore, India
Grey francolin (Francolinus pondicerianus) Great place to see this francolin: Ranthambhore, India
50 sightings of 15 individual tigers in 5 different zones seems like the synopsis of a fairy tale. Yet, those are exactly the numbers the group was left with after the Ranthambhore Full Day Tour!
When the mundane makes you crave for colour, when you must foray into where your sense of adventure takes you, here's why that place should be Ranthambhore.
With our patron Jayasree, what can begin as an exchange of thoughts on photography and experience in the wild, can become a tête-à-tête in which a sweeping love for life brims and flows.
Nilgai (Boselaphus tragocamelus) Great places to see nilgai: Bharatpur, Ranthmbore
Striving for originality and innovation is a passion we plan to never lose. Few things give us more joy than opening up new horizons, and we've done just that for 2017.
On this World Photography Day, we compile a gallery of the best opportunities our Photography Tours have produced so far this year.
This week on Sentient Snippets: the glory of night sky, hoarding erupting hues, silence bringing salvation, ruins that bring back glory, and beauty that augurs consuming love.
This week on Sentient Snippets: sublime sights, sleeping beauties, dead stones, muted tones, and a spectrum of emotions.
For tigers are like the truth of life itself: whimsical yet real. Unclenchable and untransmittable. And the only way to know the feeling is to feel the knowing.


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Globalization of healthcare has lead people to investigate destinations other than the US for medical treatment. One of the main attractions for medical procedures in foreign countries is the price. Considering surgical procedures abroad one can expect to save anywhere from 50%-90% versus USA prices (depending on the procedure).
At SurgicalEscape, the focus is on providing a solution to the rising costs of medical procedures, dental care and IVF (Invitro Fertilization). They pride themselves on ensuring safe, high quality and cost effective medical, dental and IVF procedures in partnership with JCI Accredited international hospitals and clinics.
With their head office in Calgary, Alberta (Canada), their team of experienced service industry representatives will help customers through the process from start to finish. The SurgicalEscape team has a proven track record and has thousands of satisfied customers in the international health care field.
With affiliated hospitals and clinics in Costa Rica, Barbados and Los Cabos, Mexico, they ensure safe, high quality and low cost VIP experiences. They work closely with the hospitals, clinics, medical staff and the retreat recovery centers to ensure the customer's experience is positive. Their team of knowledgeable service representatives guide and assist clients through the process to make their medical experience worry free and memorable.
This is a highly specialized niche of travel service that enables
clients to travel to a foreign country to receive medical treatment
while taking advantage of local tourism opportunities. For most
patients, the primary benefit is the huge cost savings. Even accounting
for travel and accommodations expenses, clients obtain comprehensive
treatment and recovery with total costs equal to a few nights stay
in a U.S. hospital. And, while the costs of treatment are dramatically
lower, the quality of care is on par with -- if not, better than
-that in the U.S. Many of these medical tourists are uninsured
or under-insured. Others are going for procedures not covered by
their insurance i.e.. cosmetic surgery.
Treatment abroad averages
one-eighth the cost of comparable surgeries performed in the United
States. In 2006 alone, an estimated 150,000 Americans traveled abroad
for medical care, a number expected to double by next year, according
to Josef Woodman, author of "Patients Beyond Borders: Everybody's
Guide to Affordable, World-Class Medical Tourism." Nearly half
of those - around 70,000 - had medically necessary surgeries like
hip replacements or spinal work, heart surgeries like bypass or
valve replacements, and even cancer treatments.
Health Matters International currently offers medical
procedures through our partner hospital in Costa Rica. This facility
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Gul og Gratis
Banegårdspladsen 1
5000 Odense C
A meet-up on Microservices with a hint of Docker and Kubernetes
We thought it was time to discuss some of the hype, and also some of the downsides of microservices in a meetup in Odense.
Microservices, as an architectural pattern, is defined by many people as different things, but we will adhere to Martin Fowler's explanation here.
The meetup will consist of a basic rundown of microservices using a homemade example, as well as sock shop, and touch on Docker and Kubernetes as tools for orchestration of microservices. We will be focussing on the DevOps/infrastructure perspective.
Join us for a fun evening! Sign-up on MEETUP now!
Gul og Gratis
Banegårdspladsen 1
5000 Odense C
17:30 Doors open 18:00 Introduction by the host: Gul & Gratis 18:30 Microservices basics - fundamentals of Microservices from an Ops point of view 19:20 Break with food and drinks 19:45 Docker/Kubernetes with microservice examples, more in-depth chats about pitfalls and what to watch for. 20:30 Networking and questions


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Ikki Soma
As one of the team chaplains for the Houston Rockets, I am frequently asked two questions, "What do you do as a team chaplain?" and "How did you become one of the team chaplains?" I'll answer the first question now and the second later.
So, what do I do? I arrive at the media entrance into the Toyota Center about two hours before tipoff. While my badge/pass is being issued, I chat with the security guards and see how they are doing. We chaplains minister to not only the Rockets' players and coaches but also the support staff.
My badge gives me access to anywhere in the Toyota Center. After receiving it, I head down to the visiting team's side of the basketball court. There I invite the visiting players and coaches to pregame chapel. I let them know that we have pregame chapel at "60 on the clock." There is a countdown timer that starts counting 99 minutes before tipoff. At exactly 60 minutes before, we have chapel in a room across from the locker rooms. I've gotten to know some players and coaches a little better than others. If they have time to talk, I catch up with them while they are warming up for the game. I officiated at the wedding of an NBA player a few years back; he and I will catch up when his team comes to play the Rockets.
When it's time for chapel, the players, coaches, and support staff from both the Rockets and the visiting team trickle into our small chapel room. Attendance ranges from a half-dozen to a dozen. I prepare a biblical lesson printed on a quarter-page handout. My presentation of the lesson lasts about 10 minutes. There is usually some good discussion around the lesson. Currently, I'm doing a series on biblical leadership. We spend the last few minutes taking prayer requests and then we close in prayer. On occasion, players and coaches linger for a bit after chapel to talk to me about personal matters. Though these celebrities make millions of dollars, they face the very the same problems and struggles you and I face!
On my way out of the Center, I give extra handouts to the support staff and check to see if they have prayer requests. Although my badge allows me to stay for the game and sit in any empty seat, I rarely stay unless my wife and daughters are with me. Typically, I do chapel every other week; I schedule them around my family's and church's schedules.
Many of the players and coaches have no local church home. The team chaplains become their pastors. The team chaplains gather once a month to pray for the team, the ministry, and also for one another. I ask you, too, to pray for the players, coaches, and support staff at the Toyota Center.


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Telling an introvert to go to a party is like telling a saint to go to Hell.
Queensland Figaro (Brisbane, Qld. : 1901 – 1936), Saturday 20 September 1930,
A bad broom leaves a dirty room.
"who knows if the moon's
a balloon,coming out of a keen city
in the sky–filled with pretty people?
( and if you and I should
get into it,if they
should take me and take you into their balloon,
why then
we'd go up higher with all the pretty people
than houses and steeples and clouds:
go sailing
away and away sailing into a keen
city which nobody's ever visited,where
Spring)and everyone's
in love and flowers pick themselves"
― E.E. Cummings, Collected Poems
We see quite clearly that what happens to the nonhuman happens to the human. What happens to the outer world happens to the inner world. If the outer world is diminished in its grandeur then the emotional, imaginative, intellectual, and spiritual life of the human is diminished or extinguished. Without the soaring birds, the great forests, the sounds and coloration of the insects, the free-flowing streams, the flowering fields the sight of the clouds by day and the stars at night, we become impoverished in all that makes us human.
Thomas Berry
Native American Proverb
My eyes are an ocean in which my dreams
are reflected
– Anna M. Uhlich
"Ordinary life does not interest me. I seek only the high moments. I am in accord with the surrealists, searching for the marvellous. I want to be a writer who reminds others that these moments exist; I want to prove that there is infinite space, infinite meaning, infinite dimension. But I am not always in what I call a state of grace. I have days of illuminations and fevers. I have days when the music in my head stops. Then I mend socks, prune trees, can fruits, polish furniture. But while I am doing this I feel I am not living."
Anaïs Nin, The Diary of Anaïs Nin, Vol. 1: 1931-1934
Funny Posts and Solid Information for those who suffer from bipolar disorder and alcohlism
Funny Posts and Solid Information for those who suffer from bipolar disorder and alcohlism


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The Fabric of Character
"Character is something you can't perform, so we can separate performance from the assessment of character. Character goes beyond the content of the problem and deeper into the context of ourselves in relationship to ourselves, to the people around us, and to our experience."
Character must be considered as a complex, yet undeniably practical and relevant, concept in the selection and development of our leaders. Like a fine quilt which is carefully and artfully sewn together by its maker, character includes individual elements similar to joining sections of material which, when sewn together, create an interdependent tapestry of who we are and what we will do. We have selected certain components of character in order to increase our understanding of the complexity, relevance, and interdependent nature of character virtues.
Our review of the current literature on character highlights its complexity as a part of the human experience, and in leadership specifically. This theme is centered on tension — tension between right and wrong, what to do and what not to do, strengths and weaknesses, yourself versus others, and ultimately, person versus organization (Amado & Elsner, 2007; Huxham & Beech, 2003; Manz et al., 2008). It is not just about acting one way vis-à-vis another, but about the process: what is going on inside you that compels you to act a certain way. What are you thinking? What costs and benefits are you weighing? What is pulling you in either direction? For example, when you have your own reputation on the line, how do you sacrifice that for the sake of doing what is right? How do you balance doing what you want to do or even should do for yourself with doing what you want to do or should do for others?
While character certainly includes significant moral components (Hartman, 2006; Hogan & Sinclair, 1997), our purpose here is not to define those components, but to rebuild the foundations upon which character is built. We strongly suggest that the character of a person is deeply connected to the concepts of service, sacrifice, compassion, and the value of others. However, our focus here is on the tensions that have been underplayed in our current definitions of character. Ultimately, character is the awareness of the inherent tensions in the human experience and a willingness to act on that awareness in potentially sacrificial ways. These tensions are present regardless of where you work. They transcend any organization's values or mission. The set of inherent contradictions fall between dimensions that are more solid, clear, realistic, and grounded in the strength of a person, and dimensions that are permeable, connected, open, and grounded in the reality of being human, fearful, hopeful, and having made mistakes but not necessarily being defined by them.
To that end, it is our hope to identify several of these character tensions and highlight the strengths of creating a more holistic paradigm for studying, selecting, and developing leaders of character. What makes the three tensions unique is that if the individual characteristics of courage, reluctance, humility, conviction, integrity and vulnerability are considered on their own, they do not reflect good or evil, or right or wrong. They represent characteristics of a person that are desirable and that make persons who they are. We want both sides of these tensions present in the leaders we select. How much of each is preferable is another question. Too much reluctance without courage gives us a leader who will never take a risk. Too little conviction gives us a leader who may take responsibility for mistakes, but lacks a sense of who she is and what she stands for.
How do you look for leaders who are aware of the need to find that balance in the tensions? When situations arise that call for conviction and humility in leaders, are they aware of those tensions of stepping back and stepping forward, taking a risk or being afraid, and when to remain resolute and firm in conviction or be open and vulnerable? These decisions are challenging, but represent the realities of leading well as a person of character. There is little doubt that character is the X factor we are looking for in leaders, yet our understanding of what we are looking for has been oversimplified. Few things in life are so difficult to define and so challenging to systematically identify as character in leaders. Yet, most of us would say we know it when we see it and we want it in our leaders. We are encouraging those searching for leaders with character, to be aware of their own limitations and abilities, and to realize that character may, in fact, be harder to detect than previously thought.
Click here to read more about the Character X Factor. -Dr. Rob McKenna & Victoria Campbell-Slosberg


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Hi everyone! Today I want to share with you my second layout that I made with ScrapThat! September Kit.
I used the Main Kit and The Embellishment Add On for this layout. The lace is from the June kit and I handmade a few brown roses to compliment my layout.
I left the dress form in its original color but added a flower and bling to dress it up a bit. I just love how it looks!
I did some fuzzy cutting, layering, and distressing on this layout to make it stand out.. Of course, I made small brown roses to compliment my layout.
Here's another close up of my cluster.
Finally, I ripped a piece from the top and replaced it with another paper. I love how it creates another focal area on the layout.
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Laura Hollingsworth has designed most of the official Keeper of the Lost Cities art.
Biography [1] Edit
Laura Hollingsworth is a twenty-three-year-old artist with a passion for digital art, border collies, and Diet Dr. Pepper. She is a former Navy kid currently living in Southern Virginia.
Since 2009, Laura has been writing and drawing her own webcomic The Silver Eye. It's an action/adventure tale about a wealthy orphan and a vagrant king who must unite to stop a conqueror. The comic is over 350 pages long so far and updates on Fridays. She illustrated the children's book, What Should I Put on My Feet to Go Run? Every once in awhile she dabbles in fanart, and she has been featured on YA Interrobang.
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Z-K0001 RC4WD Gelande 2 Truck Kit mit Land Rover Defender D90 Body Set
1/10 Performance Scale Crawler Baukasten
Kit ohne Fernsteuerung und ohne Antriebskomponenten
Experience the versatility and advanced design of the Gelande 2 for yourself. Packed full of capability, the Gelande 2 is ready for any challenging condition. Put your off-road driving to the test and see why the G2 can easily maneuver extreme descents and climb with ease.
The G2 is built with quality materials and craftsmanship like the R3 single speed transmission providing power down to the transfer case and out to the all new Yota II Axles.
The G2 comes with a 4 link rear and 3 link panhard bar suspension as a standard feature. The chassis mounted servo is out of view for a more scale appearance.
The G2 is completely versatile and can pull off many looks and styles. With the countless options available, RC4WD let's you customize your G2 exactly how you want without sacrificing performance. From emergency and expedition vehicles to daily drivers and hard core rock climbing rigs, the core of the G2 is built for the true off-road enthusiast!
Are you ready for your off-road experience?
Custom Designed for True to Scale Looks
Realistic Aluminum Ladder Frame Chassis
R3 Single Speed Transmission
Center Mounted Realistic 4x4 Transfer Case
Cast Metal Axles with Locked Differentials
3 link front and 4 link rear suspension
1.9" Stamped Steel Beadlocks W/Lug Nuts
Super grip dirt grabber tires
Chassis mounted steering servo
Plastic fuel cell receiver box
Dual spring oil filled shock absorbers
Hammer Transfer Case
Ratio - 1.47:1
Gears - Wide .8 Mod Steel Gears
Features - 8 Bearings, Cast Casing, Hardened Gears
R3 Single Speed Transmission
Ratios: Pinion/spur 14/64 = 4.57:1
Internal 1.78:1
Gears - Wide Steel .8 Mod, Delrin Spur, Slipper Clutch
Cast Yota II Axles
Ratio: 15/40 = 2.67:1
Width at Hex 180.5mm
G2 Suspension
Double Triangulated 4 Link Rear Suspension.
3 Link Front Suspension with Panhard Bar
Shock Absorbers
Dual Spring 80mm Shocks: Can be Oil Filled
Type: 1.9" 5 Lug Wagon Wheels
Hub: Pin Type
Width: 25mm
Back Spacing: 11mm
Machined Billet Aluminum, Lightweight
G2 Truck Dimensions
Wheelbase: 275mm (10.8")
Width: 220mm (8.7")
Height: 254mm (10")
Ground clearance: 55mm (2.2")
Final Drive Ratio: 31.9:1
Weight: 5.58Lbs / 2.533Kg
The R3 single speed transmission comes with a tough cast metal case and new wider gears to allow for more abuse along with a Delrin spur with slipper clutch. Also features a sturdy billet aluminum motor mount for durability.
The G2 includes the new Hammer Transfer Case. Packed with scale detail, the Hammer features a cast metal exterior and the same heavy duty .8 Mod widened gears for durability.
Drawing on the success of the RC4WD MOA gear sets, the G2 drivetrain has the most durable gears RC4WD has to offer so the G2 will stay on the trail, day after day.
The most scale accurate axles on the market, the RC4WD Cast Yota II axles feature innovative 8 degree round knuckles, unique removable diff covers, new lower mounting points and a compact offset pumpkin in the front.
The Driveshafts for the G2 are a design featuring bulletproof steel universals and a high quality plastic shaft for great driveline angles and durability on the trail.
The G2 Chassis features a molded fuel cell that doubles as an electronics storage box plus an aluminum, frame-mounted under cab electronics tray for multiple electronics mounting options. Also includes a sturdy battery tray with strap mounts.
The G2 includes a set of RC4WD Dual Spring Shocks. Design for ultimate scale looks and ultimate in performance. These dual springs shocks are machined from billet aluminum.
The G2 Chassis is a machined billet aluminum ladder frame with an all link suspension design, scale shock hoops, chassis servo mounts and hard body mounting points for the ultimate in strength.
The G2 includes a set of RC4WD Black Stamped Steel 1.9" internal beadlock wheels. Featuring a super tough black finish, aluminum internal locking ring and popular 5 lug design with separate hub.
Every G2 needs a tough set or rock grabbing tires and the included RC4WD Dirt Grabbers deliver traction as well as perfect scale looks in just the right size.
The G2 features the Defender Scale Body Set. The custom 4 door Defender body has an awesome assortment of scale details including mirrors, door handles, vents and grilles to match the 1:1 vehicle.
The unmistakable lines of the 4 door classic. The Defender Body Set is a handmade replica of the full scale vehicle. No other scale body comes this close to realism.
The Defender Body Set comes in durable hard plastic molded in a paintable white finish, perfect for custom paint. All the trim parts are separate pieces to get a great look, with minimal fuss.
Comprised of over 50 parts, the Defender Body Set features a full detailed interior. Folding seats, gear shifter, handbrake and detailed dash. It's all here to bring your build to next level.
The crisp lines and subtle details are all captured. Chrome plated parts are included as well as colored lenses for all signal lights. All lamps can be illuminated with an optional RC4WD LED light kit.
Gelande II Shown Painted and with Upgrades (Not Included)
What's Included:
1x RC4WD Gelande II Truck Kit w/Defender D90 Body Set
This is a kit that requires building time (appro. 2-3 hours) and electronics.
Required to Complete:
Truck Kit
Hex Drivers (1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm)
Long Nose Pliers
Associated Thread Locking Adhesive
Cross Wrench or Nut Driver (4mm, 5.5mm, 7mm)
Body Kit
Modeling / Craft Knife
Side Cutters
Instant glue / Plastic Cement (prefer non whitening)
Hex Drivers (1.5mm, 2mm)
Cross Phillips Screwdrivers (small)
Motor (35t, 45t, or 55t)
Electronic Speed Controller "ESC" (Z-E0007)
Radio and Receiver (2 channel or more) (3 Channel Z-R0009, or 4 Channel Z-R0006)
1x Standard Size Servo (Z-E0035)
Battery (Consult your "ESC" manual) Z-E0090 or 2 cell Lipo battery
Charger (Consult your battery guide) Chargers
Recommended products:
RC4WD XR4 2.4GHz Fernsteuerung 4 Kanal
Fr. 111.90


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The Barton Extra Wide Men's classic Oxford Shoe is a classic Oxford design lace up shoe providing all day long protection & support. This traditional work shoe gets the unexpected comfort of a light weight leather upper, padded collar, super cushioned insole and a slip resistant outsole. SRC & 4* Grip Scheme Rated
Being superseded by 55324 Tillman XW
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