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HAPPY BIRTHDAY RUSS!! Hope it’s been a good one.
I’ve really been too busy to write much lately as I’ve been replacing Marcel Belanger in the Registry for over two weeks now. Marcel was supposed to be back from leave today but as he has just moved into a new house here, he decided to take a few more days off in order to get settled in. I was over at his place all day yesterday helping unpack dishes, etc., and though it was a lot of work, Marcel and his wife and myself really enjoyed ourselves quite a lot. However, I will be glad when he’s back at work as that Registry is quite the busy place to try to run by one’s self!
New arrival in our Embassy is Betty Gravelle who used to work in Passport Office in Ottawa along with Bob and Joan and Bill Jenkins. Betty’s a very sweet person and I’m sure will fit right in with the gang here. Betty, by the way, is the girl who issued you guys with passports when you came over here last fall. She remembers you very well Dad and says that you used to drop in occasionally with news of the Rivoires.
Well, Paris was just wonderful! We had absolutely lousy weather as it rained most of the time and on Easter Friday we had snow, but that didn’t dampen our spirits one little bit! Dorothy and I met Bob and Joan right on schedule at our hotel on Thursday night and then we went out for a few hours to “explore” the town. The hotel was quite nice by the way – just one block from the Arc and I could see the Eiffel Tower from my window. Both Dot and I have been to Paris before, so naturally we saw many things that we had already seen but it was loads of fun to be with Bob and Joan and watch their reactions at seeing things for the first time. A “first” for me was a visit to the Louvre Museum where we saw the “Mona Lisa”, the “winged Victory” and the “Venus de Milo”. All very lovely but somehow we all got the impression that we have seen them before! And did we ever eat in Paris!! One evening we devoted 2½ hours to consuming an eight-course meal complete with an aperitif, snails, fish, steak, potatoes, vegetables, salad, cheese, dessert, coffee and liqueur. All this food was washed down with three magnums of wine (white, rose, and red) with a bottle of champagne served with dessert and a special wine served with the cheese. I am sure Russ would have enjoyed watching the wine steward as he came equipped with a little bronze cup around his neck for tasting purposes! The total cost of this banquet was about five dollars per person! Another day we stopped in for lunch at a little place called “Chez Anna” very near the Eiffel Tower (we had just come down from the tower at the time – no pictures this time!). Chez Anna was quite the place! On the bar sat a poodle; on one of the tables sat a great German Shepherd dog; Charlotte (a hen) was eating radishes at another table and Sophie (a turtle) was munching away on lettuce on the floor. To complete the “zoo” effect there were a dozen or more cats scampering around in addition to two other little dogs who were just visiting (we figured). Other guests for lunch that day at Chez Anna (besides ourselves and the animals) included France’s top movie actress Brigitte Bardot and a Japanese actress named Miiko Taka who was in a film called “Sayonara” (we discovered later that Chez Anna was a favorite hangout for famous-type people).
In spite of our rather short stay (four days) we also managed to squeeze in a night at the Folies Bergeres and also a night at the Paris Opera where we saw “Les Indes Galantes” (quite spectacular!). And, as I said before, when we were not sightseeing, we were eating!
One night (I think it was the night of the Folies) we all charged down to the Paris Market (les Halles) for real French onion soup! A meal in itself!
Well, not too much news about Bonn. The Arbuckles leave for home next Monday and I’m having a few folks in on Saturday night for a small farewell party for them.
Well, it’s going on 11 o’clock now so think I’ll just take quick bath and get an early night. It’s getting much warmer around here now (March was ghastly!) For the past three days it hasn’t even rained once! So, maybe Spring has sprung at long, long last.
This will just be a “quicky” to let you know that all goes well here in Germany but there really isn’t a darn thing to write about these days – pretty quiet all around.
The Arbuckles left for home last Monday and have promised to get in touch with you when they arrive in Ottawa. We surely miss Buck and Norma – they were a swell couple. I gave a small (20 guests) going away party for them here at “Chez Nixon” last Saturday night.
Bonn is at long, long last blossoming forth in all its spring loveliness. We’ve had a WHOLE WEEK of warm, DRY days and everything is turning green and flowers and blossoms are beginning to put in an appearance. Yesterday afternoon, I just sat out on my balcony here and soaked up the sunshine! I’m thinking of indulging in the same activity over the forthcoming weekend too.
Did I say there isn’t a darn thing to write about? Well, pardon me – I was forgetting a rather important little item you might be interested in hearing about (I sure was!). I have been recommended for Clerk Grade 4!! Yup, a promotion!! Of course, nothing final as yet as these things to take some time to go through but when it does become final it’s effective as of April 1. Don’t know as yet what the monetary advantages are in being a Grade 4 but I don’t think it will be too starting once the income tax people get their share of it. However, it is a step up the proverbial ladder. Besides, when I get back to Ottawa, being a Clerk 4 (Communications) also means I’m a supervisor!!! Boy, was I ever surprised when I heard about this!
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text: A born and bred Philadelphian, Andreia Torain completed her undergraduate studies at Ithaca College, in upstate New York, receiving a B.M. degree under the tutelage of both Philip Clark and Debra Moree. Upon graduating, she returned home to study with Helen Kwalwasser at Temple University, where she received her Master of Music in String Pedagogy. These days she is a regular freelancer in Philadelphia and the surrounding areas. She has performed with numerous groups over the years, including the Fairmount Chamber Ensemble, Philadelphia Classical Symphony, Delaware Symphony, Delaware Valley Philharmonic, Newtown Chamber Orchestra, and the Riverside Symphonia. In 2012, she helped found Philalea, a chamber music ensemble devoted to performing piano trios, a genre she’s been in love with since her teenage years. Andreia has been a member of the violin faculty at Settlement Music School since 1994, where she teaches private violin lessons using both Traditional and Suzuki methods, as well as Suzuki group classes, and coaches chamber music; she also serves as Suzuki Coordinator for all six of the school’s branches. Along with helping her students build strong music and violin fundamentals, she is passionate about getting kids to explore and develop their creative expression. During her down time, Andreia gets her kicks training 3-4 days a week in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and trying out new cake and cookie recipes.

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To celebrate the success of Yves St Laurent's flagship perfume 'Mon Paris', the luxury packaging design studio Appartement 103 was commissioned to create this special limited release "coffret prestige”, a bold gift box that elevates the brand's image and serves as a glorifier highlighting the products inside.
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This dizzying, dazzling display of country-flavoured, almost funky, folk music is a superb live recording of well-chosen tracks from his debut and follow-up CDs, Back to the Dirt and Psychedelic Pholk Psongs – I’d forgotten how wonderfully Canadian his music is!
Along with stellar recording artists Tony Quarrington and Maureen Brown, Mr. Gladstone (the aptly nicknamed Asphalt Cowboy) has upped his profile again with the addition of long-time North American musical icon Allan Soberman, featured on tastefully subtle bass. Brian’s sweet-voiced sister, Bonnie, has progressively acquired a large measure of self-confidence in her harmonies, which is no small feat, keeping up with Brian’s own unique rapid-fire vocal patois.
I’m sure there will be people who feel the 8-song EP/CD was just too short to cover the best of the 34 songs Brian has previously recorded. In the meantime, though, they can console themselves with the studio versions on Back to the Dirt and Psychedelic Psolk Psongs while anxiously awaiting the upcoming CD of new material!
Hopefully he will be showcasing some of it at his second annual Toronto Winter Folkfest, of which he is the director and founder.
Robert Digioia (Maestro Fresh Wes, Chocolate Bunnies from Hell, Kim Mitchell, etc.), who also produced Back to the Dirt and Psychedelic Pfolk Psongs for Brian, handled the final mix of Alive & Picking, recorded by Reels on Wheels.

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Over a decade into the 21st century, the West is no longer the primary locus of economics, technology, and culture. With the rise of China, India, Brazil and South Africa as the largest economies within the Global South, development and exchange can often obviate the West. This multi-polar world—as many theorists of globalization have pointed out—represents an unprecedented shift in global power dynamics. How then is this multi-polarity understood? And within the cultural sphere, what kind of theory of knowledge is needed to vocalize the contemporary moment? Although Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s globalectic grows out of an amalgamation of materialism and the negotiations of a Gikuyu and Anglophone Kenyan context, Édouard Glissant’s poetics of relation emerges from a poststructural and creolized Francophone Caribbean context. However, both arrive at strikingly similar conclusions concerning the role of orality and literature in the formation of an analytic for the cultural exchanges of a multi-polar world. As a result, the postcolonial emerges as an ethic with which to articulate and engage with definitions of globalization and world literature.
Essential to Ngugi’s globalectic is the removal of a static dichotomy of center and periphery. At any time and in any space, one point can serve as a center and the rest as peripheries and vice versa. Center and periphery are thereby dissolved as hierarchical categories; they become merely situational designations that allows for a leveling of the cultural playing field. Part and parcel to this decentering is the importance of equidistance. The equanimity at the heart of Ngugi’s project grows out of conception of the world as simultaneously coalescing and diverging, as a mutually transformative exchange stripped of the racist hierarchies of a colonial world and its afterlives. If a bicycle wheel is meant to spin, propelling the rider forward, then Ngugi’s globalectic retains an idealistic impulse, if tempered by the experience of decolonization and independence.

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text: Private schools enroll a much bigger share of primary-school pupils in poor countries than in rich ones: a fifth, according to data compiled from official sources, up from a tenth two decades ago. Since they are often unregistered, this is sure to be an underestimate. A school census in Lagos, Nigeria in 2010-11, for example, found four times as many private schools as in government records. UNESCO, the UN agency responsible for education, estimates that half of all spending on education in poor countries comes out of parents’ pockets. In rich countries the share is much lower.


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I feel like every time I write I blog post I have to preface it by saying "I'm not dead!" Truthfully, the last few months have absolutely been among the most internally rewarding I've had in a long time, but I've also been exhausted and (I guess) too lazy to put together a blog post. I haven't been finishing a lot of knits, but I'll have a couple big projects to share soon!
I do have a couple pieces of news that are a bit overdue here.. First, Palindrome Knits now has a stockist! If you find yourself in Barrie, ON you can find my yarn at True North Yarn Co.! I'm working on another batch of yarn to send up right now, but you'll soon be able to get your hands on a couple exclusive colourways I put together for them.
In celebration of Canada’s 150th, I dyed up “Oh Canada!” on the left and “True North” on the right. Both colours are exclusively available at True North Yarn Co., so if you’re interested in a skein and aren’t local, give them a call! And if you’re in the area, be sure to stop in. It’s a lovely shop and I wish I could visit more often!
The second thing that happened was my first festival! I was a vendor at the Skeleton Park Arts Festival here in Kingston, ON at the end of June and I had such a great time showing off my yarns, meeting people, and doing a little bit of knitting evangelism. So many skeins found new homes, and it was really delightful to see people excited about my little business. Hopefully I can do more stuff like this soon! All of my leftovers from the festival went up in my Etsy Shop and there's still lots left!
Anyways, that’s all for me today. I’ve got a lot of yarn to dye up, a baby sweater to finish, and some poutine to cook for dinner! Happy Knitting!
Just like that, my third Rhinebeck has come and gone! The trip ended up being a bit of a last-minute decision - I had hoped to go, but James has been very busy travelling lately so I wasn't sure.. but Friday night came around and we packed the car and took off!
Even though fall is late this year, the colours were still spectacular! Of course, words can never describe how inspiring it is to see so many sweaters, shawls, hats... just so, so many knits! (Or, maybe words can describe it, I'm just incapable). Seeing everybody in their finest knitwear is the utterly perfect way to re-charge the inspiration batteries! Not to mention catching glimpses of so many knit-famous people, 100% of whom require explanations to my non-knitting travel partner.
I had no plans to buy any fibre over the weekend, as I have quite the hefty pile sitting by my spinning wheel, but I was walking by the Marshmallo Farm booth and literally did a double-take at this bad boy. It's 3oz of Jacob and it. is. so. soft. I've been puzzling out how I'm going to spin it to take advantage of the three colours without just doing a 3-ply.
This was the only purchase I went back to a booth for for! I checked out Primrose Yarn Co. on my first trip around, and I couldn't get these great neon speckles out of my head. I was on the lookout for something interesting to make a Roku hat out of, and I think this is the ticket! The colourway I picked up is Roller Derby and I am in love! She also had some utterly amazing handpainted yarn bowls which were exceptional.
Finally, I picked up the Winter issue of Pom Pom Quarterly! I love visiting their table and being in proximity of such utter greatness. I like to think I aborb a bit by osmosis every time! I do think I'll have to make the Palindrome Wrap because, well, it fits too perfectly.
So that's it for me! I would by lying if I said I wasn't already thinking about next year. I'm looking forward to making a full weekend of it, and to check out the Indie Untangled trunk show, Jill Draper's open studio, and just spend a bit more time on the grounds! See you in 2017, Rhinebeck. Now let's see if I can actually knit with this stuff before next year!
I can't believe it's been (over) a month since we got back from Iceland! It's been a really slow process of going through hundreds of photos to recap, and I've come to accept that there is no way I can do our trip justice. Instead of doing a full recap, I just wanted to share a couple things that might be useful if you are planning a trip to the most beautiful place on earth!
1. Rent a campervan! Early on, James and I decided to rent a camper instead of staying in hostels, hotels, or guesthouses. After doing a bunch of online research and reading of reviews, we settled on Kúkú Campers. They're a relatively new company, and their schtick is clearly aimed at a younger crowd (for instance, all their vans have art on the side), but we learned after that they are basically the same as Go Campers if you prefer a more subtle option. We paid a little bit extra to get a newer category AB van, and it was THE BEST. Having the flexibility to go where we wanted (save category F roads), take naps wherever, and choose the most stunning campsites was priceless. We were really impressed with the van itself too! It comes with everything you need to camp (wee stove, wash buckets, soap, pots etc.), and the bed was surprisingly comfortable. Now, it wasn't the cheapest thing, but if you consider that the van acts as your wheels and your hotel, it's not that bad (even in high season when we went!). Also, if you are considering this option and are tall, James is 6'2" and was able to stretch out in the back fully. When we go back, though, we will definitely spring for the 4x4 option to do some offroading.
2. If you do bare-bones planning before you go, things will still be OK. This trip really snuck up on us, and as such we didn't do much planning beforehand. We had a vague idea of some stuff to do, but we were still debating whether we would cruise the south coast or hit the westfjords while on the plane. We did get a guidebook and would take turns picking things we wanted to see. In hindsight, we did miss some things that seemed great that we could have caught with more planning, but whatever. I'm a bit of an annoying traveller in that I need to know where I'm going at all times, but the freedom to just shout "TURN OFF HERE" and find something you didn't expect was pretty great.
3. Be prepared to sound utterly stupid while navigating. Bless the language guide in our book, but trying to pronounce Icelandic landmarks is a little bit hilarious. See above. And below.
4. It is possible to do Iceland on a budget. If there is one thing I heard over and over while planning this trip is how dang expensive Iceland is... and that is all true. For example, gas in Canada has been hovering around $1/L, and in Iceland we were paying the equivalent of $2.20/L or so. Beds at hostels were easily above $45CAD/night, a pint cost well over $7CAD, and a tiny cup of black coffee at a gas station cost $3CAD. You get the idea. After running all the numbers, this trip cost each of us $1200CAD for 6 days including flights, food, car, gas, campsites, ferry rides, activities, airport bus. All of it. We're fairly frugal travellers at the best of times, but it's insane how much you can save by cooking your own food (and not cooking anything too fancy). This is definitely the most expensive trip we have ever taken together based on cost per day, but the costs were spread out over many months so it didn't hurt very badly at all.
5. No matter how you do it, you will have fun! Just make sure you get out of the city, OK? Reykjavik is lovely, but after spending 5 days out in nature the city felt so flat.
Now, this isn't so much a bullet point as an observation. With the huge influx of cheap airlines, so come the tourists. (I know, pot meet kettle) I don't mean some tourists. I mean, vast swaths of tourists who behave so, so badly. I don't want to toot our own horns, but James and I grew up frequenting the mountains and were always taught the importance of leaving a place at least in the condition you found it, if not in better condition. There were enough people we saw climbing where they shouldn't climb, leaving garbage, driving on the landscape, that I can't imagine what the country will start looking like at this rate. I want to tell people that they should go before everything becomes roped off and ruined, but then that just speeds up the process.. so.. If you go, make sure you are a responsible tourist, OK?
5 points if you can spot the pair of puffins!
That's about all for me. I know this is a lot of text, so thanks for staying through to the end! I have one more post planned, and that's to go through the yarn I picked up. Happy knitting, all!


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The United States Conference of Mayors (USCM) is the official non-partisan organization of cities with populations of 30,000 or more. There are 1,408 such cities in the United States today.
A USCM economic report shows that metropolitan areas will continue to drive economic activity forward in the U.S. and regain their lost jobs. The report also forecasts stronger GMP and GDP growth in 2017, which will take the economic recovery into its eighth year, one of the longest in recent history.
In 2017, GMP growth for all metros will be 2.7%. Eighty-one percent of metros (309) are projected to see real GMP growth of at least 2% in 2017, with 33% (125) exceeding 3% growth. Though the Sun Belt will still lead in the U.S., growth will be more evenly distributed with significant improvements in the Northeast and Midwest states.
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John Michell (1933-2009) was an author who had an enormous influence in New Age thought – he wrote The View over Atlantis in 1969, a follow up of his earlier Flying Saucer Vision of 1967. His writings spawned a balooning of public interest in previously obscure areas such as geomancy, divining and ley hunting. I was a ley hunter before becoming interested in Roman roads. Of course ley hunting is anathema to the traditional archeologist, but it gave me an early awareness of the English landscape, and provided me with an enthusiasm to read more about it. Not only was Alfred Watkins (The Old Straight Track) eagerly devoured, but so was anything to do with the English landscape. WG Hoskins’ The Making of the English Landscape was borrowed from Hemel Hempstead library, where I also found the exciting books by TC Lethbridge (Ghost and Ghoul, Gog and Magog etc) together with Landscape Archaeology by Michael Aston and Trevor Rowley (David and Charles, Newton Abbot, 1974). Yes, that’s the late Mike Aston, of Time Team fame – Landscape Archaeology was his first book which was written as a manual on how to read and document the land. Other authors I read at this time included Colin and Janet Bord, Peter Underwood and Geoffrey Ashe.
Of course, you don’t have to believe every theory put forward by these authors, but you have to admit, they’re entertaining, and usually thought-provoking; especially Michell: he made the world feel a much more exciting place than it seemed at this time. With IRA car bombs going off, spectacularly bad music (I’m You’re Long Haired Lover From Liverpool etc), seemingly endless industrial strife, and increasingly worrisome fashion trends (I personally didn’t care much for flares or long floppy shirt collars), the English landscape was an easily accessible escape to a place where the problems of daily life simply didn’t exist.
I think it was an escape route for many at this time. In fact the 1970′s was a golden time for landscape studies. Many young people’s minds were switched onto reading the landscape in various ways, due to these books and a number of TV programmes which were produced at the time. I remember WG Hoskins’ book was adapted as The Landscape of England which became a landmark BBC series, with the author presenting it. Metal detecting was born about this time, and the Ordnance Survey went metric with their 1:50,000 scale replacements for the ’1 inch’ maps (scale of 1:63,360). This magnified the scale giving increased detail. People were constantly going out, divining for underground streams with metal rods or ‘witching’ sticks, metal detecting for gold or ley hunting, armed with their new metric map, a ruler and a pencil. I remember there were psychic vibrations reported at the Rollright Stones, the Toronto Experiment proved conclusively that ghosts were real, and Yuri Geller meanwhile showed us that mental powers alone could bend metal.
It was the good fortune and joy of the author in 1980 to find the key to defining the exact values of the ancient units of measure and thus of the earth’s dimensions as formerly reckoned. These were set out the following year in a book called Ancient Metrology. The discovery confirms the statements of many of the old writers, and the suspicions of many today, that the standard of science in remote prehistoric times was at least as high as that which has been achieved in this [the 20th] century.
Michell then relates how the various ancient systems of measure are sub-units of the proportions of the world. I won’t go into this in detail, as this will spoil a good read but the important point is that during this discussion, he relates that the Roman mile is equivalent to 4866.048 feet, or 1622.016 yards. This is very close to Smith’s calculation of 1618 yards, and is 173 feet shorter than Margary‘s calculation of 1680 yards. Judging by the persuasive arguments put forth by Michell, I would favour 1622.016 yards as being the most accurate measure of the Roman mile yet.
Naturally, I recommend Michells’ book, which is always refreshing to read.
See my page about The Antonine Itinerary for other calculations of the Roman mile’s length.


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Cycling in the winter isn’t always the most enjoyable part of an athlete’s life, with high winds and showers, those miserable days can be made more comfortable and more enjoyable with the right equipment. So here are a few of my cycling essentials when it comes to cycling in the winter.
My number one piece of advice is to carry a rain jacket - I always carry one, even if it looks dry, as you can never trust a weather forecast at this time of year. I chose the Liv Delphin rain jacket as its light, breathable and has a snug race fit, so it doesn’t flap in the wind like a lot of other rain jackets.
The second piece of equipment that I think is a must when winter riding is a set of mudguards. They help you and your bike stay clean, and protect other riders if you are in a group. Now not all road bikes suit certain mudguards, the Speedshield Avail fenders fit perfectly as I don’t have the holes to fit normal mudguards. They are easy to fit and reusable but also look great and don’t move or make any noises, no rubbing too.
Finally, I would never go without a puncture repair kit and tools as it’s more likely at this time of year something will go wrong, with all the dirt and debris on the road. I always carry a spare tube and stickers, tyre leavers, gas canister and mini tools. I choose to carry all these in a bottle as it looks nice and tidy on the bike, but when it comes to the long rides I find you always need two bottles to stay hydrated, so a saddle bag is the best way to carry puncture kit and tools. I suggest the Liv Quick Fix Combo Kit with Mini Pump - a great product with everything you need to stay on the road and off the pavement at this time of year.

industry_corpus2: Sports


text: Celebrate the harvest season with a Farm–to–Co-op Dinner hosted by the Co-op’s Board of Directors. The evening starts with a social hour where you can enjoy an array of appetizers, paired with beer and wine tastings. Board members will be on hand to share information about current Board activities and initiatives. The Co-op community will then sit together family style and share a 3-course autumn harvest dinner including, soup and salad, dinner, and dessert. We will also hear from local farmers and producers during the meal. Not an evening to be missed! Evening schedule: Social Hour, 5-6 p.m.Local Cheese and Charcuterie PlateSmoked FishArtisan Crackers Family-style Dinner, 6-8 p.m.Creamy Braising Greens SoupHeirloom Beet Salad with Savory MarshmallowsBraised Short Ribs with Creamy-Cheesey Grits (meat option) or Roasted Winter Squash Risotto (vegetarian option)Roasted Autumn Root VegetablesApple Tarts with Ice Cream All food has been generously donated by local growers and vendors, including: Deep Meadow Farm, Duck Trap, Cabot Cheese, Edgewater Farm, Killdeer Farm, LaPanciata, Lef Farms, Luna Bleu Farm, MaNamara Dairy, Patch Orchards, Pierson Farm, Robie Farm, Root 5 Farm, Sunset Rock Farm, Vinlandia Wines, Vermont Farmstead, VT Salumi, and more! This evening is free and open to our members. Seats are limited, so register today!

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Los Angeles, CA, Feb. 11, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NorthStar Moving ® Company, the leading eco-luxury mover in California, today announced that it has opened a franchise in San Mateo, California.
Owned and operated by the same two co-founders since 1994, NorthStar Moving consistently earns an array of accolades. From nine consecutive Best Places to Work awards, honors for their green practices and community commitment, to local and national Fastest Growing Company awards, Laura McHolm and Ram Katalan have built a company that has moved service back into what should have always been the ultimate service industry: the moving industry.
The new location offers residents of the Bay Area the opportunity to experience NorthStar Moving’s customized award-winning: local, long distance, international and commercial moving services. For more information about NorthStar Moving Company franchise opportunities visit www.northstarfranchising.com.
Founded in 1994, Los Angeles-based NorthStar Moving® Company has redefined the moving industry as the first to offer eco-luxury moving services, elevating basic moving and storage services to a new unparalleled level of customer service, customized care and environmental consciousness. Honored with more awards for service than any other moving company: “A+” rated by the Better Business Bureau, voted Citysearch “Best Mover,” earned the most five star ratings on Trustlink and Yelp, and recipient of dozens of awards for corporate culture, green practices, community outreach, and growth including nine “Best Places to Work” awards and ranked on the Inc. 5,000 list for the fastest growing companies in the U.S. for seven consecutive years. The company's local, long distance and international moving, storage services, and eco-luxury packages have been featured in leading magazines including The Robb Report Collection and on multiple home and design television shows. NorthStar Moving has proven the state-of-the-art way to move is with its red carpet service, recommended by Coldwell Banker Concierge, The Franklin Report, MovingInsurance.com and an impressive list of celebrity clientele. NorthStar Moving’s mission is to exceed their clients’ expectations with graceful customer care and to move service back into what should have always been the ultimate service industry: the moving industry. For more information please visit www.NorthStarMoving.com and www.northstarfranchising.com or call (818) 727-0194.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


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Newer means of monetization and adoption of digital advertising channels are the need of the hour. WRP Solution, with its deep understanding of the Media and Entertainment industry, offers effective technology solutions and services to help media organizations generate more revenue, better engaging their audiences to gain a competitive advantage.
The entertainment business (books, film and music) was among the first to be disrupted by digital. In fact, pioneering digital native companies took the high ground by applying Code Halo thinking to better target and understand consumer tastes and preferences by decoding meaning from digital fingerprints left by their every interaction and transaction on their websites and across social media. The video highlights the opportunity–a potential revenue increase of between 7% to 15%–for entertainment and media companies willing to address various challenges posed by Code Halo thinking, such as finding the right skills and extracting real value from the masses of data available.
The speed and nature of change facing the industry, driven by the rapid evolution in both consumer technology and behavior, has left many playing catch-up. Some have managed the disruption well—others are struggling to define and re-engineer their businesses to meet this new demand. The insight that we have gained working with some of the largest players in the business, plus our extensive industry know-how, fuels our ability to innovate across the entire digital supply chain.


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From the Pen of J.B. Wadley is a collection of writings from the first English author to cover the Tour de France and many of the great European Classics.
Intriguing stories include an account of Jacques Anquetil’s 1965 win in the marathon Bordeaux-Paris on only an hour’s sleep after a hard-fought win in the 8-day Dauphiné Libéré stage race.
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Inspired by another Chef; thanks Bobby.
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It’s funny how life goes in cycles regardless of intent.
My teaching has taken a front row the last little while. Though I have a blast teaching and wish to do it for many years. It did however take over my time up till now.
This is where I shift back into getting out doing more.
Thanks for for following and reading. I enjoy reading other bloggers and seeing other ways of seeing the world we all live in.
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Always loved doing it. Now getting serious.
I do this and share in place of Christmas gifts and the like. Jams, jellies, then fresh local cranberry sauce and chutney. This year…mustards and salsas.
So it seems I’ve been ignoring my millions of followers. So here I am letting you know I’m not bleeding out in a ditch somewhere.
Sometimes it’s funny how you can be part of something big, but still be separate if you stand back and let it happen.
Peanut butter and Jelly day !
National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day !
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Brothers Gerald and Greg Sims opened Small Craft Brewery in Amityville.
One of Long Island’s newest craft breweries, the nautical-themed Small Craft Brewing in Amityville, opened its tasting room for the first time to the public over the weekend.
Small Craft was founded in 2014 by brothers Gerald and Greg Sims, who grew up in Wantagh and started homebrewing 10 years ago. After deciding to turn their hobby into a business, they began searching for a location on the South Shore.
“We looked from Wantagh to as far east as Lindenhurst, but everything was very expensive and didn’t have what we needed,” said Greg.
But then Greg happened to work out at a CrossFit gym in Amityville that was outgrowing its space and planning to move. The brothers thought the space would be perfect for their brewery and they signed a lease at 66 Merrick Rd. in late 2016.
After installing a two-barrel brewing system at the end of last year, Small Craft obtained its New York State farm brewery license, which requires it to use a certain percentage of ingredients produced in New York. One of their beers, the crisp Wanser’s Cut wheat beer, is made with 100-percent ingredients from the state.
Gerald and Greg share the brewing duties and currently have nine beers on tap, covering a wide range of styles from German-style Ketcham Kolsch to Depth Charge IPA to dark beers such as Bay House Brown Ale and Dream Boat Stout.
Small Craft’s comfortable tasting room has a bar and seating area, as well as counters where patrons can enjoy flights and pints while overlooking the brewhouse. The tasting room will initially be open on weekends with plans to expand hours in the summer.
Once the brothers get a feel for how much beer is being consumed in the tasting room, they hope to begin distributing kegs to local bars and restaurants. But from a sample of their suds, it’s safe to say Small Craft will have smooth sailing ahead.
Small Craft Brewing is located at 66 Merrick Road in Amityville. They can be reached at 631-464-0186 or on Facebook at @SmallCraftBrew.


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Organic Ingredients: Red Raspberry Leaf, Nettle, Oat Straw, Lemon Balm, Rose Petals.


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Looking for a little something off the slopes? The Hotel Telluride and San Juan Outdoor Adventures have all the fun you need.
Tucked deep in narrow box canyon lined with the highest concentration of 13,000- and 14,000-foot peaks in the Rocky Mountains sits the enchanting town of Telluride.
World-renowned for its enormous ski resort, a staple in American big resort skiing and snowboarding with backcountry access and see-forever views of the San Juan Mountains, this one-time bustling mining camp is now an alluring mountain town destination with adventures well beyond the slopes.
As the mountains fill with snow and the Colorado sun warms them, natural ice begins to form throughout the San Juan Mountains surrounding Telluride. And that ice is perfect for climbing.
In partnership with San Juan Outdoor Adventures, The Hotel Telluride has designed an introductory ice climbing experience that is perfect for individuals, couples, groups, families and even kids.
The world of ice climbing is unlike anything most people have encountered. Learning from seasoned guides is an exhilarating activity for the adventurous, plus it’s an unforgettable way to spend a winter day. Who knows – you just might get hooked.
The San Juan Mountains are famous for natural flows of water ice that form every winter. And like myths and legends, during certain winters when conditions are right, various formations that have been dormant for years come to life. This is certainly a different way to experience Colorado.
The “Two Picks and a Prayer” package includes a three-night stay in one of the hotel’s Signature rooms. Think Rocky Mountains meets European chalet-style hotel located in the heart of this postcard setting, with embroidered Harbor linens on each bed, 800-fill down pillows, extra plush cherry towels and in-room spa robes and slippers (you’ll need these later).
There’s a private balcony ( many are in view of the San Juan Mountains), breakfast for two, a guided ice-climbing experience, and when the day is done your choice of eiswein (pronounced “ice wine”), a type of sweet wine produced from grapes that have been frozen while still on the vine, or a hot toddy with a charcuterie board by the roaring fire in the hotel’s lobby. Don’t forget about the 60-minute massages for each guest.
The ‘Two Picks and a Prayer’ package is available from Through April 7, 2019 and is available only by contacting The Hotel Telluride directly at (866) 468-3501 or (970) 369-1188. This package must be booked at least 14 days in advance.

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File UCC financing statements in land recording offices where the collateral is located only for fixtures, timber to be cut, and as-extracted collateral.
Only use the national standard forms and addendum’s.
Include legal description of property, property address – and property identification number if required – on the national standard financing statement addendum.
If the debtor is not the property owner, enter the record owner name(s) on the national standard financing statement addendum.
Check the proper boxes in items 6 and 13 on the national standard financing statement and addendum.
On all amendments – defined to include any changes, continuations or termination’s – check box 1b, and repeat the type of collateral (fixture, etc.) and the legal description from the initial financing statement, if required by the recording office.
On all amendments, enter the recording number (book and page, etc.) and date of the initial financing statement, and repeat all debtor, secured party and record owner name(s).
Include the proper fee for recording and indexing the filing as if it were a mortgage.
Recording offices may require one or two acknowledgement copies in addition to the original forms and attachments.
Always include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

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Online phonebook of AC Repair Experts featuring info about local air conditioning installers in the Jonesboro, AR region along with free price estimates and details about central air repair.
2806 Harrisburg Road, Jonesboro, AR 72401-6081.
5210 Stadium Boulevard, Jonesboro, AR 72404-8659.
4924 Highway 49 South, Paragould, AR 72450-8810.
3511 East Parker Road, Jonesboro, AR 72404-7836.

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I am in love with IU’s voice. For such a young girl, her ability is amazing. That was why I was a bit annoyed with her previous mini IU… I’M. It was too sugary sweet and such a 180 from her debut mini LOST and FOUND.
With REAL, IU is back to her element, the acoustic sound mixed with rnb and her exceptional voice. I realize that it has been hard to put her in a category, with her young age but mature sound/voice. IU is not an idol, yet she is young and cute. She plays the guitar, writes her own songs and makes some very amazing remixes. Talk about a dilemma!
I’m happy she is now somewhat back to her original sound. REAL sounds like something IU likes to sing. I guess that now that she’s 17 it’s easier to let her sing more mature ballads and mid-tempo songs.
I’m just happy that she is miles away from songs like Marshmallow and Boo — not that they are bad, they are my guilty pleasure after all… but it was too sweet and downsized her voice.
@MissNomelette, I suggest you listen to her debut mini LOST and FOUND, so good! A review for it will come soon!


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For accounting purposes, you may need to provide your company with a copy of all payments made to Nimble.
If you are the account admin, then you have the ability to do this. To send payment receipts automatically to another person(s) in your company, just go to Settings >> Billings and select "Update Receipt Receivers" at the bottom of the page.
You can then enter the person's email address. If you need to send the payment receipt to multiple people, just input all email addresses separated by commas.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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The VR arcade is bringing a brand new version of Mario Kart to virtual reality head-mounted displays at any time soon. Bandai Namco revealed a Virtual reality version of Mario Kart and developing a video game like Mario Kart Arcade GP VR series, this time the players will assume driver’s seat directly on Virtual reality world. The official version of Mario Kart VR, but it heading to Tokyo arcade right now.
Mario Kart was fully licensed by Nintendo video game VR, and it was developed by Bandai Namco. As we can see in the official videos, it was running with HTC Vive headsets with specially designed racing seats.
Players sit in a metal ring chair looks like a go-kart wearing an HTC Vive headsets and sensors on both sides of hand holds which can move according to playing position.
You will be able to race around the track from your character point of view, and you can virtually feel the motion sensors, throw power shells and other power-ups.
According to some reports from the Japan Times, Mario Kart will be almost 40,000 square feet, features over 15 Virtual reality games.
Bandai Namco is designing this with unprecedented overwhelmed sensor of immersion and realness comes with VR technology exclusively developed by some sensory machines.
The Tokyo-based VR Zone Shinjuku offers a thrilling experience of gaming entertainment. They are also planning VR Zone Orcades in overseas for next few months.
As the name suggests and shows that jump to VR, players throwing shells to each other in VR world and controlling their action through specially designed Mario Kart styled arcade chairs.
In the officially launched video, we can see some interesting things like the centers will include VR content based on Ghost in shells, Dragon ball, and evangelian.
This a big news that international installation is the big task for the audience, it is going to be pretty limited game installation when it is launched officially in all over the world.
Your dream of playing games with Virtual Reality has fulfilled by Bandai Namco, Nintendo let’s one of the social franchises driven into VR world first. Let’s be a weight watcher for Mario Kart VR to experience the VR gaming world with motion sensors and play with friends in the VR world.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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There’s obviously a lot to think about when it comes to social. Even though having a brand presence on social has been around for a long time now, a lot of brands are still focusing on how many likes they have or how big their following is. Yes, having a large following might be an indicator of your success and reach, but a huge amount of page likes doesn’t always translate into a successful social media presence or the ability to drive sales through social.
You heard me right. The days of your reaching any significant percentage of your audience for free is gone. There are the rare posts that “go viral” with little to no help, but these tend to be the exception rather than the rule. If you decide you want to be on a social media platforms, you should probably dedicate some of your marketing budget to help it along the way.
Social media should be treated with the same care as any other marketing tactic. It shouldn’t be a last minute “oh sh*t, I need to post something” situation. You can check out my “6 Tips for Managing Your Social Media” to get a more detailed view of this. If you want to drive sales through social, then getting the basics right first is imperative.
Is it possible to drive sales through social media? The short answer is yes … sometimes.
A what? When I talk about a considered purchase, I am basically talking about cost. Large ticket items like cars, boats and planes are expensive. People will often spend weeks or months researching different models, brands and deals before committing to buying something that is very expensive or they intend to own for a long time. In these situations, a direct sale from social is not likely. Social will certainly be a part of the purchase journey and should be within your marketing mix, however, it is only one customer touch point out of many and should be treated as such.
In simple terms, are you selling to other businesses or are you selling directly to consumers? Business to business transactions usually require a more long-tail approach and being able to drive sales through social directly can be more difficult. This is where tactics like content marketing come into play i.e. you produce consistent content based around the industry you are in over a period of time that is aimed at the users you are trying to turn into leads. Small consumer sales can often happen on a whim (especially for low ticket items) which is where social can really come into it’s own.
Awesome. Clearly, you have done your homework and your business is thriving (if you don’t have the above then get that in order first). Now you want to drive sales through social media and create a positive ROI (return on investment).
What more could you ask for? I have worked with clients who spend as little as £400 on social media remarketing and it has provided them with £15 for every £1 spent directly through social media.
Forget about Twitter, LinkedIn, Snapchat and Pinterest for a moment. Let’s focus on Facebook and Instagram for a moment. For the purposes of this article, these two are the same platform as Facebook owns Instagram and you can create ads for Insta directly through Facebook.
If you have a Facebook advertising account, they will create a “tracking pixel” for that that will allow Facebook to track the behaviour of users on your site. You can then create an audience in your advert account based on those behaviours.
I could then create an ad about services relating to social media and choose to deliver that ad to this audience. You see, I have an active audience that knows who I am, is interested in social media and might want some help. I feel a little bit like the masked magician at this point, revealing the dark secrets of advertisers, but this is all to help you. I promise.
So this is quite basic, manual remarketing.
If you use a popular content management system platform like WordPress (using the Woocommerce plugin) or Magento, it is made even easier again.
Both of these platforms have plugins available that allow you link directly into Facebook and automatically deliver ads to people based on the products they have viewed but not bought or display other products that may be interested in. This essentially automates your remarketing meaning you can drive sales through social while you sit back with a nice cup of tea a binge watch some media content. Well, probably not but, it certainly means you can focus on getting quality traffic to your site through organic social, PPC, email and SEO etc.
Like many things in marketing, setting this up is going to be the most difficult part. If you don’t have any technical knowledge, the simple task of getting a tracking code in the correct place on your site can seem like a mountain to climb. If you have a website developer or marketing agency, simply make it their problem. If you don’t then there are lots of good tutorials on YouTube that can guide you through the process step by step. Putting in the effort initially will benefit you massivly in the long run because once it is done, it requires little to no maintenance and continues to provide you with returns long into the future.
If you have any questions on remarketing or how to drive sales through social, get in touch or comment in the section below and I’ll do my best to answer all questions.


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This study presents automatic generation control (AGC) in the presence of a gate controlled series capacitor (GCSC) to provide an effective frequency control ancillary service for a two-area diverse-GENCOs multi-DISCOs power system. First, the contribution of the GCSC in tie-line power exchange is formulated mathematically and then a tilt-integral-derivative (TID)-based damping controller is proposed. The effectiveness of the proposed TID-based GCSC-AGC coordinated controller is compared with just AGC, proportional-integral-derivative-based GCSC-AGC, thyristor controlled series capacitor-AGC, static synchronous series compensator-AGC, and thyristor controlled phase shifter-AGC. A modified group search optimisation (MGSO) algorithm is employed to adjust the considered controllers. Physical limitations of generation rate constraint (GRC) non-linearity and governor dead-band (GDB) effect are taken into account in the evaluations to obtain realistic results. Bilateral contracts and pool-co transactions are considered concurrently for the realisation of a competitive environment. Simulations reveal that the proposed controller outperforms the other controllers in providing better dynamic responses. Additional evaluations are performed under the un-contracted step, sinusoidal and random load demands seen as contract violations to demonstrate the superiority of the proposed controller over other controllers. Sensitivity analyses are performed for different uncertainty scenarios to show the robustness of the proposed control approach.
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10. Mohanty, B., Hota, P.K.: ‘Comparative performance analysis of fruit fly optimisation algorithm for multi-area multi-source automatic generation control under deregulated environment’, IET Gener. Transm. Distrib., 2015, 9, (14), pp. 1845–1855 (doi: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2015.0284).
12. Rahman, A., Saikia, L.C., Sinha, N.: ‘Maiden application of hybrid pattern search biogeography based optimization technique in AGC of a multiarea system incorporating IPFC’, IET Gener. Transm. Distrib., 2016, 10, (7), pp. 1654–1662 (doi: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2015.0945).
22. Rahman, A., Saikia, L.C., Sinha, N.: ‘Load frequency control of a hydro-thermal system under deregulated environment using biogeography-based optimised three-degree-of-freedom integral-derivative controller’, IET Gener. Transm. Distrib., 2015, 9, (15), pp. 2284–2293 (doi: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2015.0317).
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10. Falehi, A.D., Mosallanejad, A.: ‘Neoteric hanfisc–SSSC based on MOPSO technique aimed at oscillation suppression of interconnected multi-source power systems’, IET Gener. Transm. Distrib., 2016, 10, (7), pp. 1728–1740 (doi: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2015.0404).
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12. Watanabe, E., De Souza, L., De Jesus, F., et al: ‘GCSC-gate controlled series capacitor: A new FACTS device for series compensation of transmission lines’. Transmission and Distribution Conf. and Exposition: Latin America, 2004 IEEE/PES, IEEE, 2004.
13. Safari, A., Rezaei, N.: ‘Towards an extended power system stability: an optimized GCSC-based inter-area damping controller proposal’, Int. J. Electr. Power Energy Syst., 2014, 56, pp. 316–324 (doi: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2013.11.028).
11. Mohammadpour, H.A., Santi, E.: ‘Modeling and control of gate-controlled series capacitor interfaced with a DFIG-based wind farm’, IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron., 2015, 62, (2), pp. 1022–1033 (doi: 10.1109/TIE.2014.2347007).
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text: Originally released as a smartphone app, Neko Atsume's popularity has grown a lot since its release in 2014. This time, Neko Atsume makes an appearance at the TokyoTreat Shop as a reusable shopping bag. The conveniently foldable bag comes with its own storing bag. Bag comes in the yellow color.


text: Mount Revelstoke National Park is located adjacent to the City of Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada. The park is relatively small for a national park, covering 260 km². It is located in the Selkirk Mountains and was founded in 1914.


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Look at Romans 16:5 it says “greet the church that is in their house.” Now a lot of people have an inferiority complex about the house church. Some feel bad that their church is one that just meets in the home. But who was this who had this house church Paul is greeting? It was Priscilla and Aquila. It says they risked their lives for the gospel.
These were not unknown figures in the first century church these were heroes of the first century church. Why did they have a church in their house? Because that was the will of God. Theirs was not a substandard church, but a church that was everything that God intended in the New Testament church.
when I look into the New Testament I see churches that met in homes.
Sometimes I will go and visit or speak in a church that meets in the home. I am excited about that because when I look into the New Testament I see churches that met in homes. Before I can affirm them on having a house church the leaders of the church come to me to apologize.
They say, “We are sorry sir, our church here just meets in this home. Now we have a vision to buy land and build a building for our church. The owner of the lot nearby is willing to sell and we hope to buy it and construct a building with a cross on top and a scripture in the front.” They think then they will become a real church.
But when I look into the New Testament I see that they already are a real church. They already reflect what we see in the New Testament for a church. We see a group of believers, the body of Christ, who met in homes, is what we see in the New Testament as a church.
There are many of us who have been challenging believers to start house churches. So we have been telling believers who meet together as church that you do not need to buy a piece of property, you do not need to construct a building, and you do not even need a formally theologically trained pastor.
All you need is a group of believers covenanted together in a house who take responsibility for the leadership of the church and you have a church. So we began traveling around and promoting house churches. But we were convicted that we were telling people you don’t need land, or a building, or a pastor with a seminary degree. But we ourselves were attending churches with land, buildings, steeples and seminary trained pastors. Can we say that it is okay for others when we have all those things. We were having a double standard.
So we stopped attending the churches with land, buildings, crosses on top and seminary trained pastors and began our own house church. We call our church Rajaprasad Baptist Church. Why do we call our church Rajaprasad Baptist church? Well we are Baptists and the church has Baptist doctrines. As for Rajaprasad, the house we meet is owned by Mr. Rajaprasad. That is the name on the sign on the house he has on the front of the house. We have been astounded by what God has done since we started this church. We have seen so much spiritual fruit as a result of starting this house church.
...we are changing the way we are looking at ministry.
So we are changing the way we are looking at ministry. Here is what we used to say, “We believe in the local church, now find a good Bible believing church and join it.” What were we saying? We were saying you were like my friend Kumar who came to this hospital worked in the canteen and became a believer in Christ. We used to say to Kumar, when you go back to your home town find a church. Go back and visit the district capital and find the Church there with a huge compound and towering steeple and join that church or some establish church that teaches the Bible.
We are no longer telling new believers like Kumar to join an existing church. So what are we saying? Now we are saying we believe in the local church and go back to your home town and start a church there. Maybe you feel like since you are a layman with no formal theological training that you could not start a church. It may be you could work with one of your uncles there or another believer can help you. We are finding that any believer can start a house church and that it is part of God’s plan for spiritual multiplication and we are seeing it happen all over.
Once house churches start, they begin to multiply. If you start a church where you buy land, build building and pay a seminary trained pastor it takes a long time. How long does it take to start a new house church? It can happen right away. So once we see people go back to their home town and start a house church we are seeing it multiply. I have been studying the growth and multiplication of house churches and how the multiplication happens.
I organized a research project where more than 2,000 house churches have sprung up. We studied how new believers become house church leaders, how Bible study takes place, the doctrinal soundness when churches spring up this fast and insights that help others start house churches that multiply.
Now Priscilla and Aquila were, leaders, heroes of the faith, known to us from the New Testament, but here is a church that met in Nympha’s house. She is unknown to us. Just a woman who had a church meeting in her house. So what has happened when we started meeting together in our house church? What can God do with a house church?
I mentioned that several of us meet at Rajaprasad Baptist church just almost walking distance from here. Now Mr. Rajaprasad, the owner of the house, had put a watchman there to guard and protect the house. This watchman is named Ganesh. He is a land owner but there are droughts in his area so he leased his land and came to the city to earn money as a watchman.
This concept of church was very attractive to Ganesh.
As we began to meet for house church and worship Jesus in our house church Ganesh noticed this. Ganesh’s idea of church was believers who met together on a compound in a cathedral like structure He was surprised that believers met together in their homes and worshipped Jesus. This concept of church was very attractive to Ganesh. He would have had difficulty going to the compound church in his home town. But to worship Jesus and have church in a home was attractive to him.
Ganesh received a Bible in his mother tongue and read it. He became a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. What did he do after that? He began to tell his friends that Jesus could be worshipped in the home. So he led Swami to Christ. Then he led Shrini to Christ, Muni to Christ. So these new believers where baptized in a makeshift baptistery on the roof of our house church.
Now if we can have a church in our home then these new believers new they could start a house church in the watchman’s quarters below the Rajaprasad house and that is what they did. They started their own house church and started to look at the Scriptures and obey the Scriptures. Then what happened? This became known and attractive to people in the area. One of the men, Muni who made a profession of faith took the gospel back to his family. So many of his family members accepted Christ that they started a house church at Muni’s house. Through this watchman there were 13 house churches started in one year.
How can this happen? Because the house church concept in contagious. Now they know that house church is for them. It would have been difficult for these new believers go to the compound church and sit and listen to what the pastor in charge said. But when they could meet in their own home and study and apply the Scriptures for themselves they began to grow in faith.
The gospel began to spread. It produced and atmosphere of spiritual growth because house churches are not second best. House churches are found as the pattern of the New Testament. House churches actually provide an excellent environment for people to grow in Christ and for believers to exercise their spiritual gifts. What do you see in the New Testament? You find house churches. Try to find a big cathedrals in the New Testament. You find the house church.
What else do you find in the New Testament? You find the gospel spreading like wildfire. You find churches starting all over the province of Asia in the New Testament. We are also finding churches starting and spreading rapidly when we get back to the New Testament pattern of the house church.
When we started our house church we wanted a church with no land or building, but met in a home. We also wanted our church led by someone who was not holding a seminary degree. That disqualifies me. I studied Greek and Hebrew and for three years I studied in the seminary and earned a Masters degree in theology. So I was not the pastor. It was one of the members of our church that did not hold a seminary degree and who was not ordained by an ecclesiastical body.
Do you need advanced degrees to study and apply the Bible?
A lay believer to lead our church, now that is a model that is easy to reproduce. It is difficult if these house churches were starting rapidly to find men trained in seminaries and they would expect salaries that house churches would not be able to afford. When we put lay believers leading the house church there is a power. Why? Is it difficult to understand the Bible?
Do you need advanced degrees to study and apply the Bible? No. The Bible is for the simple person. Even the person that does not read can understand the Bible when they here is read. The need is not for more advanced degrees, but the need is for more obedience. The problem has always been applying what we hear. So when we start house churches that simply obey what they hear we create a spiritual dynamic like we had in the New Testament where the churches grow spiritually and multiply.
Here again you find the church described as a body of believers that met in the homes of believers. Why is it that churches multiply when they meet in homes? One reason is that stay in their communities. I mentioned that man who worked in the canteen went back and started churches. What community of people did he start them with? With his own community.
Now the watchman’s house church is with a diverse group from many different communities who have a variety of different languages as their mother tongue. But each one goes back and starts a church in their own community of people in their own languages and the house churches spread along those lines rapidly. What do we see in the New Testament? Cornelius the Roman centurion became a believer who else was their and came to faith. Others from the same community of Romans. The same held true when Lydia became a believer or the Philippians jailer. Right away the gospel begins to spread.
We see people exercise their spiritual gifts in the house churches. We know that God has given every believer a spiritual gift. Why has God given each believer a spiritual gift? To exercise in the body of Christ. Now what happens when the watchman Ganesh goes to his district headquarters and joins a cathedral style church? He is told to sit down and listen to what is preached.
Maybe in a year or two of listening to sermons he might get some responsibility and use his spiritual gifts. But what happens in a house church? Right away the new believer is involved in leadership and accountability and the exercising of the believers spiritual gift. So we see a dynamic in the house church that facilitates the spread of the gospel. This creates an environment of spiritual growth.
We see church as a body of believers that meet in the home of a believer.
We see church as a body of believers that meet in the home of a believer. One thing about house church is that it is less likely to have persecution that a church on a compound with a building and a cross on top. In my own neighborhood there was a mosque was planned next to my house. It bothered me because of all the people who gather there on Fridays.
The Hindus and Christians did not want the mosque and petitioned to stop the mosque. They did not want a mosque in their back yard. But I noticed that on Fridays people gather in homes and no one is complaining like they did about a mosque. I have noticed this with churches too. When there is a property bought a building built a cross on top and a sign with the church name it disturbs the area and the people feel threatened and sometimes that is when the church is persecuted. But when people meet in homes they are not threatened in the same way as when the church building is constructed. The house church becomes more persecution proof.
We find that house churches are reproducible because the homes are already there. It gives the church a power to do ministry. What do we see the offerings in the New Testament go for? Do we see them to pay for land, buildings and the salary of seminary trained leaders? No, we see them meet needs of others. In the house church the offerings can be used to meet the needs of believers or minister to unbelievers because they do not have to make payments on land, building or pay the pastor’s salary because he already has a job in the marketplace.
It is easy for the house church to sustain itself. It is easy for the house church to multiply. So I am not talking to church planters. I am talking to ordinary men and women. But think you could be like Nympha. An ordinary believer who had a church in her house. A church in your house like Pricilla or Lydia had. What if you went back and started house church in your home town, like the young man who worked in our canteen and came to Christ? You could experience the power of God is a way similar to what we see for believers in the New Testament. Think and pray about what could happen in your home town or village if there was a model of a house church that was reproducible.


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The first known interstellar object to travel through our solar system could be a gigantic alien solar sail sent to look for signs of life, according to a new study.
The mysterious asteroid Oumuamua has been analysed by astronomers from the Harvard Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics (CfA) after it was found to be unexpectedly speeding up.
Scientists have now concluded that the asteroid “might be a lightsail of artificial origin” using solar radiation to propel itself forward.
The study said: “Considering an artificial origin, one possibility is that Oumuamua is a lightsail, floating in interstellar space as a debris from an advanced technological equipment.
Professor Abraham Loeb, who carried out the study with Shmuel Bialy, told Universe Today: “Oumuamua could be an active piece of alien technology that came to explore our Solar System, the same way we hope to explore Alpha Centauri using Starshot and similar technologies.
Before he died, Professor Stephen Hawking said the most likely shape for an interstellar spacecraft would be a "cigar or needle" as this would “minimise friction and damage from interstellar gas and dust”.

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the feet of a pig, especially used as food.
the human toes or feet, especially those of a child.
She would wash a counterpane if Pettitoes, the most dainty of cats, happened but to set one of his snowy paws upon it.
When you cut off the pettitoes, leave the skin long round the ends of the legs.
We can not wonder that the whole connection of Pettitoes, when advanced to the matron state, is entirely neglected.
At mother Louis', whilst they sucked the little bones of the pettitoes, they again fell to abusing the employers.
It was unoccupied, save by Pettitoes, the cat, who had curled himself up luxuriously in Mrs. Sanford's work-basket.

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Productive Therapy artfully blends two essential ingredients: empathy and confrontation.
A client once complained about me to a friend, “My therapist is hard on me; she confronts me…” to which the friend wisely replied, “She sounds like a good therapist!” He knew that his friend needed confronting in order to grow.
Confrontation, easily supplanted by a steady diet of empathy, is often overlooked in therapy. Client and therapist alike may enjoy deep understanding and gratifying “aha’s” but readily avoid the more anxiety-eliciting confrontation.
Empathy is wonderful, healing… absolutely necessary to growth in therapy. For clients to dive into searing memories of shameful betrayal, overwhelming loss or terrifying assault that they’ve carefully (and sensibly) avoided all their lives, they must trust that a therapist understands them and is for them. They must trust that they will get kindness and support, not harsh judgment. It is legitimately difficult to trust another person with the most vulnerable moments of our lives. Empathy and understanding are bedrock to building the trust that invites openness about our suffering.
But confrontation is also vital to growth. As a thoughtful mentor once put it, if all we do with our clients is empathize, then we are simply stuck in a rut with them. We just keep saying, in essence, “poor baby,” but never help them out of the rut. Getting out of the rut requires the added jolt of confrontation. In confronting, we dare to introduce a perspective that counters the client’s perspective—insight they hadn’t considered, maybe didn’t want to consider, that may be a little jarring or hard to swallow.
Such confrontation causes discomfort and anxiety. That’s why it’s counter intuitive in therapy: we think of therapists as soothing anxiety, not inviting it! But right levels of anxiety can actually be quite helpful (see upcoming blog). They can jostle complacency and lend impetus and energy to the work of therapy.
Consider… A man comes in to a session upset about mistreatment by his boss. Wincing, I empathize with the real hurt caused by the boss’s mean-spirited words. I linger in the hurt with the client, unpacking other memories of similar hurt, sincerely with him in protesting the pain and unfairness he’s experienced. There’s been a lot.
Pivot point… Do we stay stuck in the rut? Or is there some bigger perspective I can offer that, while risking offending him, can invite him out of the rut. Gingerly, I say, “You know, you played a role in your boss’s harshness.” Yes, he’s offended… but we have history together; he trusts me enough to be curious to hear more. And we begin looking at a pattern in this man’s choices—an unconscious pattern of extreme passivity that triggers irritation and sometimes downright harshness in friends and colleagues, subtly protecting him from a closeness that terrifies him.
But confrontation--this uncomfortable insight—is embedded in empathy. This man is not passive because he is a jerk or lazy or manipulative. He’s passive because precious energy and initiative were beat out of him as a child. A desperate choice, huge withdrawal from life was the only protection he knew. But there’s a problem in this choice: the passivity which protected him so well as a child is costing him dearly and unnecessarily as an adult.
And so goes the blend of empathy and confrontation that invites healing. Deep empathy—a non-judging and comforting understanding that tells us we are not alone in our suffering--permeates good therapy; but discerning confrontation must be boldly and gently added to the mix. Confrontation invites a shift in perspective that leads to real change—not just “feeling better”—but substantive growth which sustains well-being.
Lots of empathy… a well-placed confrontation… lots of empathy... is the essential blend that works not only for therapy but also for friendship, marriage, and raising kids.
*Any resemblance to actual people is coincidence and our shared humanity.

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