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Music is joy. But there are times when it necessarily gives us a taste for death [...] music has a thirst for destruction.
For an activity that so many people pin their hopes on, the philosophical position of music seldom rises above it being a distraction, and claims for its radical potential seem to be made more out of habit rather than real belief. As a weapon of war Goodman may believe he has found an example of sound working directly that cannot be ignored. If Deleuze's philosophy is one of connection then Goodman uses it to draft the usual noise/war/speed suspects Arthur Kroker, Paul Virilio, Manuel DeLanda, Friedrich Kittler and many others into his own war machine.6 There is the omnipresent ecology of fear of the war against terror but also a militarisation of theory here; war - what is it good for? Kittler, in tracing the roots of almost all media technologies to war, would say that it is the father of all things; like the Italian Futurists he must admit its value in shocking passeists, the ‘has beens'.7 As does Goodman, whose Sonic Warfare is both Deleuzian nomadic war machine and literal state war machine (this is a contradiction in Deleuzian terms but not an insurmountable one - the state may absorb the nomad war machine by capture).8 This gives the book a somewhat queasy affective tone - one too dark for music, but too flippant and celebratory for sonic warfare.
For Goodman these proliferating ‘Black Atlantean' musics (dubstep, crunk, grime, baile funk, reggaeton, kwaito, hyphy) are a better fit to Deleuze and Guattari's theories than the modern composition, literary, artistic, and B-Movie examples that litter their work, and more interesting than the improv, guitars, and above all noise music that hog academic debate. In academia, music has been thought of in a number of ways. First it was understood (musicologically) in terms of the score, with black, popular and dance music discussed only as directly sociological documents largely in terms of lyrics, and only later coming to be understood as sound. Goodman is still fighting this war against the lyric, and he acknowledges his formation in that Deleuzoguattarian swarm incubator, the Cybernetic Culture Research Unit (CCRU), at Warwick University. Curiously, Goodman and the CCRU's reliance on music's (or noise, or rhythm's) formal properties is little used by Deleuze and Guattari who are much more interested in its content ‘a child dies... a woman is born... a bird flies off'.9 Badiou dryly observes that Deleuzian concepts are often transported to another field only ‘to say that they function well'.10 How has Goodman used Deleuze?
One key CCRU debt would be to Erik Davis' over a decade old essay ‘Roots and Wires', a reworking of John Miller Chernoff's writing on African polyrhythm. This reading is the still present fossil-seed of the rhythmanalysis Goodman conducts. Erik Davis took Chernoff's work on African polyrhythm and used it to provide a theory of the then current UK music jungle/drum and bass in terms of Deleuze's Difference and Repetition.11 When listened to, danced to, polyrhythm immanently appears as a steady metering beat (repetition), with a beat playing off it between these beats (difference). When composing or reading (viewed transcendentally) it appears as the interplay of a number of rhythms running in different time-signatures or perhaps at different metres (speeds). Rhythm here is an active relation of different regions, a productive tension. Crucially, what you take to be the metering beat can change - but no one dancing is going to thank you if you actually do this to them while DJ-ing. Repetition and metre are key in our collective mobilisations on the dance floor, in military drill, in the orchestra, in synchronising emotion, in synchronising labour - repetition and obvious, pulsed metre are the popular, the low, machine-produced prole-feed, and art music becomes itself by appearing to eschew them.12 Art reacts against the machines and views repetition as fatal and inhuman, we react with the machines, viewing the repetition they offer as cyclical and generous.
What Goodman is looking for here is perhaps not a theory of an already obsolescent musical style, but a means of connecting polyrhythm with Deleuze and Guattari. Surely, though, they should have commented on it themselves? He stumbles over this key problem in moving from the examples of modern composition examples used by Deleuze and Guattari to other musics.13 For Goodman the musical sources they draw on rule out a collective mobilisation. One example they use is Oliver Messiaen whom Goodman disparages for saying jazz and military marching are not rhythmic (but metered) and accuses him of being part of the ‘European musicological elite' (with Adorno - Ouch!), but a few lines later he must also acknowledge that Deleuze and Guattari say exactly the same thing. Goodman goes no further than to bemoan their snobbery, and then apply them as if nothing were the matter.
For me the smooth ride of Kodwo Eshun's More Brilliant than the Sun (a sonic f(r)iction where musical example and Deleuzian text are in a state of mutual excitation) has not been achieved - the full torque Deleuzo-speak and the balancing statements required of academic writing don't hold each other in constructive tension like the elements of a good polyrhythm ought to.
Why this repression of example? When Melissa Bradshaw reviews Sonic Warfare in terms of Goodman's recently released Hyperdub 5 compilation, he advises against it saying he is more interested in the inconsistencies and divergences between the book and the label.20 It's not just the women who are missing from the book, she notes, it is humanity as a whole. She sees its being anti-anthropocentric as a good thing.21 Having recently watched the UK reggae sound system film Babylon I cannot agree. Shorn of the people who improvise the combination of records and lyrics, there is no understanding of the political economy of the sound system and why it has gone global. There is no understanding of these increasingly local scenes without recourse to the local and particular. Goodman has committed the cardinal Deleuzian sin of talking about communication rather than engaging in dialogue.
The book that Goodman meant to write, the one full of global Ghettotech, is announced in the foreward and then banished to the footnotes, exiled by an editor as something that can only travel across the Black Atlantic steerage. When, nearly at the end of Sonic Warfare, Goodman enjoins us to ‘(listen) [...] for new weapons' he also shies away from making ‘grand claims regarding the spontaneous politicality of the so-called emergent creativity of the multitude' - this is the discussion he can no longer have with us because we are no longer there and neither is he.
The everyday is simultaneously the site of, the theatre for, and what is at stake in, a conflict between the great indestructible (cyclic) rhythms and the processes imposed by the socio-economic organisation of production, consumption, circulation and habitat [...] a bitter [...] dark struggle round time.
If the free liberated without a doubt and in the poetic way in the 1960s, today it is only liberal.
For Mathieu Saladin the improv scene is composed of both Boltanski and Chiapello's ‘social critics', who are concerned with equality and denounce both exploitation and individualism, and ‘artist critics' who resist the oppression of standardisation and commodification. If these currents were furthest apart in Dada and Italian Futurism, arguably the precursors of improvisation and noise, then May 1968 was the moment when these two were closest together. If the subsequent years have been marked by a recuperation of ‘artist criticism' to the point where it has become ‘the new spirit of capitalism', then ‘social criticism' has also had its share of defeats.
Against this Saladin seeks, again, the improvisatory moment and Rancière's degree zero gesture of ‘dissensus' - that each work of art, or each such moment is a politico-aesthetic re-ordering of (not just) what can be said but (crucially) who can say it. The actually existing scene's defects await new improvisers and a new audience to come. This separation of scene and practice, genre and concept that Mathieu makes is ahistorical, (and improviser Radu Malfatti is clear that without time/history we cannot assess stagnation or progression), but in holding them apart he at least makes the practice visible again.
We are forced to question the material and social conditions that constitute the improvised moment - structures that usually validate improvisation as an established genre.
McGettigan recommends reading the essays by Prévost, Watson, Brassier and Saladin, and dismisses the rest. Prévost calls on us to resist scientism, authority and celebrity and to dive straight into the potent mix of self-assertion and collectivity that is free improv; one, he tells us, capitalism cannot acknowledge. Prévost is still fighting Stockhausen's scientism, Cardew's Maoism and Derek Bailey's celebrity - faced with Messaien's Aion he would twitch aside the curtain to reveal those musicians enslaved by the score. For Prévost, improvisation is an opportunity ‘to do rather than be done to', a self-invention, something quintessentially human, about choice, and he has no time for its renunciation in Cage, Cardew or David Tudor's preparation of an Aion-like mental state. But is there not something automatic and machinic in that moment of improvisation anyway, a randomness even of the notes that the tam-tam (Prévost's instrument) produces when struck? Prévost looks to the work necessary to reincorporate this sound once made both musically (in the dialogue with other improvisers) and socially (in its relationship with the audience).
Brassier's investigation of accumulating genre conventions in noise doesn't really do it for me (form is sedimented content - genre conventions change and grow, there is noise within genres over time as well as between them). McGettigan thinks the editor should have teased out the difference in the concept of experience between Brassier and Watson - but I think it's minor. For Brassier, noise is over, ‘fatally freighted with neo-romantic clichés about the transformative power of aesthetic experience', when the commodification of experience is ‘a concrete neurophysiological reality' that cannot be defeated by criticism. But Brassier is good on what genre frustrates, even when it is hard to believe his musical examples can actually overcome it.
Anthony Iles, it seems to me, has done sterling work in his introduction which pulls together the common problematics from these essays. Resisting the siren song of totalising theory, Iles pulls the argument down to street level, to the gentrification of Hoxton. If improv is a muddy ditch where things can grow then so was Shoreditch (or at least its arts venue, Foundry). Ultimately the proper engagement with these problematics is to be found in Mattin's new work, but the decision by Kritika to make it freely available or available for trade both as a download and a physical copy is exemplary and performative.
Sadly Nina Power and Csaba Toth's articles are little more than well referenced reviews, but interesting nonetheless. Toth dutifully references Attali, Barthes, Lacan (and the less usual Guy Debord) in constructing his ‘Noise Theory'. He follows Barthes (via Jeremy Gilbert), finding the radical potential of noise in jouissance which, like the improvisatory moment, is a moment that overcomes everything - it is a black hole, an aesthetic sovereignty in reduced circumstances, a fetish of the moment. Does noise music really have that effect on people listening to it five times a week? There is no ‘going fragile' here - no admission that music or noise or even theorising them can fail. As with Sonic Warfare, the maximalist claims for the direct effect of sound derive from the philosophical weakness of generalised claims of music.
Nina Power offers us machines dreaming of the deft hands of women workers, women building synthesizers, wartime women rebuilding Waterloo Bridge - taking as her cue a comment of Mattin's that factory workers were among the earliest players of noise. Countering her appreciation of musician and synthesizer maker, Jessica Rylan (surely just a peg for the article?), McGettigan lists radiophonic women but omits the mother of them all, Daphne Oram. ‘The sirens of unpleasantness continue to seduce the male noise imaginary', says Power, hearing these as merely imitative rather than annunciatory; you've been in the house too long she says and shoos us out into the fresh air.
McGettigan's review is also a double review and, if not that helpful for Noise and Capitalism, it did help me with the review for Sonic Warfare. It starts by reviewing Gary Peter's book, The Philosophy of Improvisation, improvised a half page at a time.31 McGettigan seems resistant to philosophical improvisation - what about Alain's Propos? - but what really gets his goat is the failure to cite musical examples (and the idea that a philosophy of improvisation has little to offer improvisers).32 I have a similar problem with Sonic Warfare, the obverse of my usual problem that too much faith is placed in musical example; musical examples date fast (Goodman's problem), and if I don't like the music I'm less likely to be convinced by the argument. Even if I do, it may not be for the reasons given. The mutual excitation of text and music - the sonic f(r)iction - crashes on take-off.
The conflation of the genres noise and improv by the book's compilers and McGettigan is productive, but just because they can sound the same doesn't mean they are. The conflation of their concepts, objects and eventual aims, hides more than it reveals. Similarly the conflation of the genres of noise and industrial hides their differences (the demolished factories, the changes in work).
Musicologist Susan McClary once complained that to understand music we are told we must renounce our emotional reactions to it, refusing to do this she picked Attali over Adorno, and for the same reasons Ronald Bogue picked Deleuze. McClary also made her choice to route round what she took to be Adorno's high culture bias - just as Goodman picked Erik Davis.34 The repetition of these gestures surely says something.
These two books do not allow us instantaneous access to the truth of all noise but to theoretical and practical conjunctures - problems of the relations between philosophy and practice. McGettigan may complain that the referencing is scholastic - ‘if Adorno says it, it must be true' - to the point of denial of experience, but the same is true of Sonic Warfare. A whole cultural studies industry exists solely to publish ‘neat ideas' shorn of their philosophical ‘procedures' for use by undergraduates wanting to write about what excites them. Beyond this, the whole thrust of the work of Derrida, Deleuze and Rancière is to question what it is these procedures do - philosophy is not some neutral activity. It is not enough to reclaim praxis as a mere term or to police the borders of philosophy with a bigger dog. The problem of theorising why music matters so much to so many people, and of not having to renounce emotion to do it, remains philosophy's problem, not music's. Music continues to move the crowd.
2 See http://weirdvibrations.com/2010/02/04/review-3-sonic-ecologies/ for a double review comparing Sonic Warfare's sonic ecology of frequencies and intensities with Gordan Hempton's sonic arts and ecology project to creats quiet ‘reserves' - a politics of volume.
3 Gilles Deleuze, Pourparlers, Editions de Minuit, 1990, pp.50-1.
5 Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus, Athlone Press, London, 1992, p.299.
6 And a whole series of books proclaims that it is, not just John Rajchman, The Deleuze Connections, MIT, 2000.
7 The best criticism of this was probably made on 15 July 1917 by mutinous Italian squaddies of the Cantanzaro Brigade who machine-gunned the inn where proto-futurist poet Gabriele D'Annunzio was believed to be staying. John Woodhouse, Gabriele D'Annunzio: Defiant Archangel, Oxford University Press, 2001, p.306.
8 Deleuze and Guattari, op. cit., ‘Treatise on Nomadology - The War Machine', pp.351-423 and elsewhere.
9 Ian Buchanan, ‘Introduction', in eds., Ian Buchanan and Marcel Swidoba, Deleuze and Music, Edinburgh University Press, 2004, p.15.
10 In Jean Godefroy Bidima, ‘Music and the Socio-Historical Real: Rhythm, Series and Critique in Deleuze and O.Revault d'Allonnes', in Ian Buchanan and Marcel Swidoba, op. cit., pp.192-3.
11 Erik Davis, Roots and Wires, http://levity.com/figment/cyberconf.html. But are jungle records (composed on computers, out of loops, programmed on a grid to a fixed tempo) really polyrhythmic in the sense of African drumming? Perhaps when danced to, perhaps when listened to, perhaps when mixed together, but not of themselves.
12 See William H. McNeill, Keeping Together in Time: Dance and Drill in Human History, Harvard University Press, 1995.
13 Jeremy Gilbert notes ‘when writing about music they almost invariably write about composers', Jeremy Gilbert, ‘Becoming Music: The Rhizomatic Moment of Improvisation', in Ian Buchanan and Marcel Swidoba, op. cit., p.121. See also ‘from the vantage of the artist rather than the audience' Ronald Bogue, Deleuze on Music, Painting and the Arts, Routledge, 2003, p.3. But is this true? - surely what Deleuze focuses on is the experience of music (its affect) rather than its production.
14 In the ‘does-what it-says-on-the-tin' Quartet for the End of Time, a 17 beat musical phrase is repeated against a 29 beat chord pattern, the shifting relationship between the two refuses to settle down and as these are both prime numbers the earliest that the piece can begin to repeat itself is 17 times 29 beats later. At last music you can play at a rave and not be busted by the cops under the Criminal Justice Act. Ronald Bogue, ibid., p.14 onwards. Quartet for the End of Time is another technology produced by war having been written by Messiaen in a German prisoner of war camp.
15 In Deleuzian terms, pulsed, polyrhythm cannot produce the Aion, it produces a striated space rather than the smooth space of the nomad war machine. Lefebvre however notes another kind of time. People may be distressing themselves unnecessarily about repetition.
16 Henri Lefebvre, Rhythmanalysis, translated by Stuart Elden and Gerald Moore, Continuum, 2004, p.7.
17 Translator's foreward; ‘Pleasures of Philosophy', Brian Massumi, p.xiii, in A Thousand Plateaus, op. cit. We might start from scratch and apply Deleuze's six key concepts to music itself, applying them according to low music's own immanent terms, or we might think about music in terms of Deleuze's work on cinema, or we might think about music in Deleuze's terms of royal and minority science (or minority languages), or we might (in an un-Deleuzian fashion) attempt to dialectically wrangle music out of him with the aid of another philosopher. Arguments made by (in order) Ian Buchanan, ‘Introduction' , Greg Hinge, Is Pop Music?, Drew Hemment, ‘Affect and Individuation in Popular Electronic Music', Eugene Holland, ‘Studies in Applied Nomadology', Nick Nesbitt, ‘Deleuze, Adorno and Musical Multiplicity'. Jean Godefroy Bidima calls for both of these last two in, Music and the Socio-Historical Real: Rhythm, Series and Critique in Deleuze and O.Revault d'Allonnes. Bidima points out that Deleuze is, by his own philosophy, required to make those connections beyond himself but did not and compares Deleuze unfavourably with his college friend Revault d'Allonnnes who made studies of rebetiko and other minority musics. This should keep Matthew Hyland happy as he plays a variety of rebetiko with his band Philosophie Queen. All in eds. Ian Buchanan and Marcel Swidoba, op. cit..
20 http://sonicwarfare.wordpress.com/ 10 January 2010.
21 It follows a tendency begun in Deleuze and continued in More Brilliant than the Sun, where Paul Gilroy's Black Atlantic, a study of real transatlantic patterns of affiliation and connection in Black Culture, is sunk beneath the waves to become a Black Atlantis rendered myth.
22 Henri Lefebvre and Catherine Régulier, ‘The Rhythmanalytical Project' in Rhythmanalysis, translated by Stuart Elden and Gerald Moore, Continuum ,2004, p.73.
24 Improv is prefigured in dadaist and surrealist automatism. There was little to separate futurist and dadaist performance as practice but a great deal separating them as ideology (War or anti-War). See Michael Kirby, Futurist Performance, Dutton, New York 1971 and Richard Huelsenbeck Memoirs of a Dada Drummer, University of California Press, Berkeley, 1991.
25 See Mattin's recent article ‘Against Representation: A Revolution in Front of You', Mute Vol 2 #15, http://metamute.org/en/content/against_representat..., and Keith Johnstone, Impro: Improvisation and the Theatre, Routledge, New York, 1992. While keen to avoid involving us in the unpaid labour that is relational aesthetics (so happy together) isn't this production of a problematised situation (sociability as blockage) potentially similar to the work of Santiago Sierra?
27 It was there that Bailey acquired the muscle memory to ‘bodge' songs he had not learnt previously nor had access to the sheet music for. This, together with his studies of atonal musics, were the underpinning of his ability to improvise.
28 Andrew McGettigan, Begin the Beguine, in Radical Philosophy, Issue 160, March/April 2010, pp.46-49.
29 And curiously similar to the self-communication of Attali's idea of ‘composition'.
31 In McGettigan's account this is a pseudo-(Derridean) philosophy because it has not taken account of Derrida's hostility to using ‘origin' to determine the ‘proper' (I may be misunderstanding something here).
33 http://arteleku.net/noise_capitalism/ has the reviews plus some of the work traded for copies of the book.


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It happened again on my post-Thanksgiving flight back to Minneapolis -- the person next to me asked what kind of work I do, and when I said I was a motivational speaker and trainer she asked, "What's your topic?" So I explained that I remind people about ways to deal with times of change, challenge and conflict by engaging a good attitude and making good choices so that at the end of the day you feel content, not regret. And I was not ready for her response, because she launched into how she sure could have used that earlier, and started complaining about the storm-related hassles on her pre-Thanksgiving flight, how she'd been asked to organize the office holiday party, and her ungrateful kids & husband who never like what she gets them, and then -- how bad she felt about how she'd responded in each situation ... As I listened to her go on and on, I realized that the December e-Newz might be a good time to remind us all of ways to resist the stress that can spoil an otherwise special holiday season which just recently began.
So here's the reminder: Don't leave Gratitude on the Thanksgiving table!
And here's the WIIFM: People who practice an "Attitude of Gratitude" are happier.
Daily: List 3 specific things you are grateful for.
Minimize negative triggers (complainers/"awfulizers," & situations that make you feel burdened, not blessed).
Stop blaming others; this shifts focus to someone else rather than what YOU can do about the situation.
Even if you have to: Fake it! Just faking gratitude starts the process that guides your thoughts & feelings.
Help someone less fortunate, to remind yourself things could be worse.
Kwanzaa (African-American) Dec 26-Jan 1.
THANKS, LOVE, PEACE, HOPE and JOY too!
(Here's another article with reminders to help make your holidays feel a little brighter: www.kimratz.com/holidaytips.html).
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In a story which may have gone under the radar for many international footy fans late this year, the last weekend in September not only saw the Swans defeat the Hawks in the AFL Grand Final, but also the first match played by a Belgian footy side for over five years.
The Belgians travelled to the Netherlands for a 3-team tournament against Dutch sides the Amsterdam Devils and The Hague Storks, the comp dubbed the Benelux Cup. Although the Belgians went down against both Dutch clubs, the scorelines were quite respectable, losing to The Hague by only 5 points.
Belgium was previously home to the Brussels Saints, who back in 2005 won the EU Cup, but the Saints have long since folded and no footy was played in Belgium in the interim. WFN will be eagerly watching developments of Europe's newest side in 2013.
For more on the nascent Belgian footy club, visit the AFL Belgium website or their Facebook page.

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Gautamiputra Satakarni movie is an epic Historical action and entertainer film, which tells the true life story of the 2nd century Satavahana king Satakarni who is the son of Gautami. Gautamiputra Satakarni is the most noted ruler of Satavahana Dynasty during the times of rule of Kalinga Dynasty.
Gautamiputra Satakarni is a movie that follows the philosophy of War and peace. Who should we go to war with and Who should we maintain peace with? The film shows the story of a ruthless warrior giving his everything to save the Satavahana empire from falling.
The movie features Nandamuri Balakrishna as the greatest warrior Emperor Gautamiputra Satakarni, also stars Shriya Saran as the wife of Satakarni, Hema Malini as Gauthami – mother of Satakarni, Shiva Rajkumar as Kalahasteeshwara and Kabir Bedi in other supporting roles.

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First, a copy of your temporary protective order will be sent to the Department of Safety by computer. The State Police must make the protective order available to your local police department and sheriff.
The local police must promptly serve your abuser with a copy of the temporary or emergency protective order. There is no charge for this service. These orders are in effect anywhere in New Hampshire and should be enforceable in other states too.
At the final hearing, you will have to testify before the judge about what happened and why you want the final protective order. Tell the judge about what you wrote down in your petition, if you have a history of being abused by your attacker, or if he or she has abused any other member of your family.
If you have children in common with the abusive person, tell the judge whether you want to have them continue living with you and whether you want child or other financial support.
After the final hearing, if the judge finds that you were abused, the court will issue final orders. If the judge finds abuse, he or she must order the abuser to hand over all firearms in his or her possession to law enforcement.
Once a protective order is in effect against the abuser, it is a crime for the abuser to violate the order. If the abuser knowingly violates a protective order in any way, it is a class A misdemeanor crime. You should report any violations to the police. The police will decide whether to arrest and prosecute him/her. Regardless of what the police do, if you feel there is a violation of the order, you can also take the abuser back to court by filing a motion for contempt of the order. A contempt hearing must be held within 14 days.
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Should you learn foreign languages other than English?
I have been wondering about how language fluency may impact one’s stay abroad even before I left my home country. Today I want to share some of these thoughts with you and get your opinion as well. Is knowing the local language absolutely necessary when moving abroad?


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Nicholas Phillips at the Riverfront Times takes note of this YouTube video from a Tea Party/Patriot movement outfit calling itself Don't Tread On Me, which apparently is planning a movie documenting the "Patriot uprising" against President Obama and the eeeeeeevil Marxist/socialist/fascist Democrats.
Among the featured guests on the video are a couple of Missouri Republican House legislators: Rep. Cynthia Davis, who you may remember for her proclamation that "hunger can be a motivating force", which is why we shouldn't give kids school lunches; and Rep. Brian Nieves, who got some attention earlier this month for his goofy political demanding Obama and Muslims "leave us alone".
Thirty years from now, somebody's going to ask you what you did during the patriot uprising.
But hey, those Tea Partiers are just normal, sane people who only want to advocate for fiscal restraint. Right? Right?

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This is Jamie Yovino. She lives with her BF (goes by JR) because he’s rich from his dead mother’s insurance. She goes on plenty of fish and lies about her single status as well as her age by using older photos. She will post that she’s in her mid 30s, but really the chick is 40. She tells you only after, even though it’s apparent when you meet her. She justifies her actions by saying he’s got a little wang (I’m not making that up wish i still had the texts). That’s not all, I googled her just to find shes been to prison for selling drugs to cops and shop lifting from smiths in bull head city. [redacted] She’s gone as far as to lie to me telling me she was having surgery in order to go with her BF who she convinced me was her “roommate” to California. Then when called out, tried to tell me she really just went to go get him because he did too many whippets and got sick (WTF?). She acts like this total professional working at Hilton Home2 Suites as the general manager in Kingman, AZ, but in reality she’s a gold digging liar screwing over this poor JR guy and dudes on plenty of fish. Never met a bigger scammer in my life.
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So why do I think that I'm not?
About a year ago, we had some new friends over for dinner. They were lovely, their (3) children were lovely, and we had a lovely time. As I was newly pregnant with Rowan, I was closely observing the wife's parenting-several-children-at-one-time-with-MAKEUP-ON-and-NO-YELLING skills.
At some point during the evening, as she and I were discussing our lives as mamas and all that it entails, she commented, "I'm just really good at being a mom".
For some reason, this statement struck me the wrong way. I couldn't really figure it out. I mean, she clearly WAS a good mom (after dinner, her 6 year old daughter recited a several stanza classical poem for us, while she calmly dealt with her younger sons' repeated breakdowns), and what's more, I really liked her. So I knew it wasn't irritation or jealousy (ok, maybe a bit of jealousy).
I've reflected on this conversation a lot over the last year. It always surprises me how that one moment towered over the rest. For a long time, I wasn't able to shake the feeling it left me with.... nor figure out what feeling it really was - until I realized that what I actually heard her say was, "it's really easy for me to be a good mom".
What was pushing my buttons the wrong way was the idea that she was a good mom because it was easy for her, and I must not be because it isn't easy for me. Let me clear it up further - IT'S NOT EASY FOR ME. And somehow, somewhere along the way, I got the two confused.
Now, I realize that I've always had this filter - whenever I see a mom laughing and chasing her kids at a park, I assume that they're having a good time because it's just so easy for her to shut out the world and focus on spending time with her kids. A mom successfully juggling morning wake up/meal prep/school drop off must be doing a great job because it's a breeze for her and she's just going to take a nap later anyways. Parents who refuse to simply plunk their kids in front of the tv must never have anything else that they desperately need to be doing.
And it's not that I don't do these things - but somehow, deep down, I've felt like I'm not good at them because they're not always easy for me.
It's actually ridiculous if you think about it - would you say that you're not good at your job because it's difficult for you? No, in fact - the harder your job is, the more likely you may be to feel a sense of pride and accomplishment in your ability to stick with it and get the job done. Would you say that you're not good at exercising because it's really challenging? The opposite - the more resistance you face, the sweeter the reward. And we know this, intuitively.
There are a lot of great parenting articles finding their way around the internet right now. Some are about how to look on the bright side of parenting, and others are about facing the challenges. I find myself in the middle - and I have a feeling I'm not alone. Because life as a mom is indeed full of bright, shiny, funny, memorable, endearing, and precious moments. But it can also contain such harsh realities as death, prolonged illness, very little sleep, behavioral issues, life transitions, sibling rivalry, teething, bullying, and maybe above all - OUR HUMANITY. I'm all for a posture of gratitude and contentment. But I also have to be realistic, and honest - IT'S NOT EASY FOR ME.
So, why do I make it even harder for myself by believing that to truly be a good mom, that it should always be easy for me? What if I was able to hold the two together, in the beautiful tension that all good and truly meaningful things share?
I'm going to be like my new friend. I'm going to believe that I am really good at being a mom. Not because it's easy for me, or because I always do the right thing. In fact, part of the reason I'm good at being a mom is BECAUSE it isn't easy for me.
I'm not going to feel sorry for myself that it's not always easy. I'm going to "find my size" in the joy of choosing a life that requires me to grow and stretch and reach. And I'm going to dare to believe that I'm not alone (if I am, and it really is easy for the rest of you, please don't say anything. Ssshhhhhhh).
Another wonderful thing floating around online right now is this video: showing a series of moms who describe themselves quite negatively, only to then be blown away by footage of their own kids' descriptions of them. I wonder how many of these moms were viewing their daily struggles and actions through the filter of whether pouring all of their heart, body and soul into another person was easy for them or not. Maybe if we saw ourselves the way our children did, we would be asking very different things of ourselves. Maybe we could believe that we are good moms.
Sometimes I get impatient and have a hard time keeping my cool. And I'm a really good mom.
I grit my teeth and usually punch or elbow my husband when the morning call comes too early. And I'm really good at being a mom.
Sometimes I feel empty and like I have nothing left to give. And I'm a great mom.
I often don't know how to engage my son and wish I was more creative and imaginative with him. And I'm a really good mom.
I really struggle not to get angry when things don't go smoothly during our morning routine. And I'm a good mom.
Sometimes I want to give up and go away and live another life. And I'm really good at being a mom.
My favorite sweet-nothing to whisper to Aiden at bedtime is, "I'm so happy to be your mom". I usually feel like saying it after a really hard day. It's when we both need to hear it the most.
Maybe it would be nice to whisper instead, "it's so easy to be your mom." But really, even as I say it, I feel it's emptiness, the way it falls flat. We all know the familiar refrain of "love is a choice". I think that loving a child, with all of the intention and forgiveness and learning that it takes, is best characterized by it's choosing. I choose to be a good mom, because I want to be one.
It's not easy for me, but I'm really good at being a mom.


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This instrument is an ideal promotion tool for beauty salon, SPA club, clinics, health examination centre, health food/nutrition suppliment/health care products shop, direct selling, massage center, etc. The operator can write out prescription based on testing reports.
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The overall aim of this program of research is to refine and test a newly developed storytelling video intervention (sTVi) for depressed primary care patients.
The purpose of the proposed project is to establish the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary effects of the intervention for an eventual large-scale randomized clinical trial which would test the efficacy of sTVi in comparison to a control condition.
To achieve the specific aims, the investigators will conduct a pilot randomized clinical trial (n = 40), with two treatment arms: antidepressant treatment as usual (aTAU) + sTVI vs aTAU + attention control videos.
The public health impact of existing treatments for major depression is limited by our ability to disseminate those treatments. There is a particular need to find innovative ways to disseminate key principles of empirically supported psychotherapy in primary care settings. Narrative communication is an alternative way to disseminate psychotherapy behavior change principles. Narrative communication refers to "storytelling" -real people talking about their struggles and successful ways of coping. An advantage of narrative communication is that it can be easily distributed (by video) and may reach people who do not have access to other technologies or who experience barriers to traditional psychotherapy. We propose that key principles of a type of cognitive-behavioral therapy (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, or ACT) can be readily disseminated through a video storytelling intervention. Together with a video production firm with a record of working in healthcare and developing documentary-style videos, we will produce a storytelling video intervention (sTVi).
Our specific aim is to conduct a pilot randomized controlled trial (n = 40) with depressed primary care patients who will receive either antidepressant treatment as usual (aTAU) + sTVi vs aTAU + attention control videos. Assessments will occur at baseline, 4 (post-treatment) and 12 weeks (follow-up). We will examine feasibility and acceptability of sTVi (e.g., uptake and completion of sTVi, engagement with videos, and understanding of key ACT principles), the attention control videos, and this research design. We will examine treatment differences (within relevant confidence intervals) on outcomes (e.g., depression severity). We will examine change in potential mechanisms, i.e., ACT-consistent coping strategies derived from key ACT principles.


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Dream Your Ride : Baja 2016 - Dirt, Sand, Rocks, Broken Parts, Great Food, Good Friends and Fun!
Baja 2016 - Dirt, Sand, Rocks, Broken Parts, Great Food, Good Friends and Fun!
This is the second year in a row that I made the trek to Baja with a group of good friends for 10 days of riding and soaking up some much needed sun.
The challenge with getting off the pavement in the Baja is the unknown conditions of the roads. The can range from hard back to rock fields and deep sand. Don't forget the silt pits either... The conditions can change if their's rain or if there's been a lot of traffic on the road. The real off road hazard is the washout sections. They can occur anywhere and are often difficult to spot. Being observant and slowing down if you're not able to see far ahead is key.
There were a few crashes and bent bike parts, mainly the protective crash bars, however the scenery was well worth the challenge.
Tecate border crossing. We're getting our tourist permit.
Baja is a great destination to ride, eat and soak up the sun. We'll be back for the ride north in March of 2017. More dirt and beaches!


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The McLaren 650S Spider which is the worthy successor of the legendary Mc Laren F1 supercar is surely one of the most exotic looking vehicles to hit the road. The mechanical layout of its broad mid engine is not unusual among supercars but what distinguishes the McLaren MP4-12C from other supercars is its McLaren only technology. The McLaren 650S Spider has been further upgraded and tuned by the German tuning company Masonry and it goes without saying that riding a McLaren MP4-12C is like a dream fulfilment for many Americans even if it is just for a day. The twin turbo charged V8 engine which powers this super car has been tuned for maximum performance. So the next time you want to celebrate, make sure you do it with style and rent McLaren 650S Spider from one of the most trusted car rental agencies of the country.
Its telematic touch screen would give you complete control over media, communications and entertainment. Its state of art navigation is further enhanced by the IRIS system and its seven speakers audio system by Meridian is sure to take your joy ride to the next level. So rent McLaren 650S Spider and get ready to rock the party season and be a show stopper. Its turbo will kick, its engine would roar and its tires would stay true to its F1 heritage and take you on a ride to remember. A real competition to the Ferrari 458 Italia, the McLaren MP4-12C would make everything else on the road look uninteresting. This truly majestic car with all its power, style and charisma is the last word in technology, style, exclusivity and comfort. If you are looking forward to turn up at the next big event with some style then make sure to descend from a McLaren MP4-12C and get ready to be the talk of the event. Whether it’s a new year’s bash, a prom night, a concert or just a friend’s party you can always turn a few heads by pulling up a McLaren. So get ready for the perfect occasion to show up in a McLaren MP4-12C and prepare yourself to drive not just a F1 sports car but a real super car in the true sense.
Its twin turbo v8 engine, independent double wishbone suspension, and carbon fibre tub chassis would make your driving experience a memorable one. The McLaren 650S Spider which has been termed as a super car has been specially designed to drive both like a damped saloon and a well bred racing car. Rent McLaren 650S Spider and pull up in style in front of the poshest clubs, discotheques, casinos and other party places. You should be forewarned that this car is not just meant to turn heads but it also has the capability of stopping traffics. Diamond Exotic Rentals is one of the most trusted exotic car rental agency in the US and a McLaren McLaren 650S Spider rental from us would give you the most exquisite driving experience even if just for a night. This car which has pushed all the boundaries of engineering, designing, luxury and comfort is all one takes to make the crowd stand still and create a terrific impact.

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DOC Wine Bar is Cabos authentic Italian restaurant. Located at the towns central plaza, open in 2009, founded by Pietro Gioco and his chef. Pietro is still running the restaurant today. Doc Wine Bar has attracted tourists and locals alike. Its small and warm space provides a pleasant and agreeable experience, and its decor—which consists of candles, old Italian posters, and chalkboards where the restaurant presents its wine lists, menu, and thought of the day—transports you to a little restaurant in central Italy.
The menu changes regularly but always includes Italian dishes prepared to order with fresh ingredients. Many of these meals are made with products brought in from organic farms in towns bordering Los Cabos.
The wine selection consists of purely Italian and Mexican wines and ranges from the more accessible labels to the most prestigious.
Exquisite and original desserts are the finishing touch to dinner at Doc Wine Bar.
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It would make the headlines if a person had adequate financial reserves but failed to use them and starved. This is an illustration I often use when describing having the Holy Spirit in our lives yet ignoring Him. Why do so many Christians fail to bounce decisions off the Spirit within or ask questions seeking answers? Do we live our lives unaware that God is a part of us?
God gives His Spirit to believers and says His Spirit is there to help them live a better life. He says that the Holy Spirit can give you the fruits of the Spirit as found in Galatians 5:22 & 23, which are self-control, patience, joy and peace to name a few. Then why don’t we accept God’s promise and allow the Holy Spirit to become a more significant part of our lives? Just think of the improvement in our lives if we continually converse in prayer with the Spirit within us throughout the day. Do we fit the illustration of the millionaire who starved to death by not utilizing the Holy Spirit’s help Who is readily available?
Doug Lee and I have been in a weekly Bible study group that has met every Friday for close to ten years. Last week he was sharing that when he was playing professional basketball he could shoot blindfolded and hit the basket. He stated he was taught to visualize that every time he shot the ball he was confident it was going into the basket. He also believed that every time they played a game they were going to win. If they didn’t win it was only because the game ended too soon. Had they played a little longer and a little harder they would have won. As professionals they just never gave up no matter what the score was because they believed they were unbeatable.
We are told we will be judged and rewarded by the deeds or the service we provide others while here on earth. Then accept the fact that the Spirit is here to help us prepare those treasures we are sending on ahead and for the crown we will be given. If our faith is unlimited and we trust in God’s promises we may even be able to make the “Big Leagues”. But if we only practice occasionally chances are when it is time to perform we won’t even make the B-team. Do we even care to be on the “A” team? We have the best Coach in the world with us every second. However, if we are not coachable and live as the world lives the only place we may be able to play is in God’s back yard. When we get to heaven do we want to have been trained and prepared by the finest Coach Who has learned from God the rules of life or will we ignore our Spiritual Coach and just be willing to barely make it? How important is living as the world lives when it comes to eternity?


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10 "Now, as you can see, the LORD has kept me alive and well as he promised for all these forty-five years since Moses made this promise – even while Israel wandered in the wilderness. Today I am eighty-five years old. 11 I am as strong now as I was when Moses sent me on that journey, and I can still travel and fight as well as I could then. 12 So I'm asking you to give me the hill country that the LORD promised me."
Alive and Well - Strong-Able to Travel- Willing to Fight- Hungry to Conquer. What a resume at 85!
There are some interesting notes here.
#1 Caleb trusted the Lord and clinged to His promises.
Lord, may I live life like Caleb. Give me a fire that does not flicker out as I grow older! I want to be an old man one day on fire for Your kingdom!


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Mr. Yoshiro Iwaisako, the main artist featured in this exhibition, is a sculptor who uses resin and other materials in addition to metals.
Please enjoy viewing his wonderful art that focuses on characters and personalities of animals, that look like they might start telling their stories as you stand in front of them.
This three-week long exhibition will feature Yoshiro Iwaisako as the main artist, and on the side, Akie will exhibit about 20 pieces, available for sale.
Please drop by if you happen to be in the area.


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The residential mortgage industry has weathered an unprecedented season of change over the past decade. Though much of the dust has settled, there are still some key areas in which businesses who are part of the residential mortgage production chain are left walking a fine line between gray areas. Missteps can result in costly consequences. The passage of the Dodd-Frank act and TRID have resulted in the lowest residential loan default rate since early 2008, but the combination of these laws has also made it harder for consumers to get mortgages, and compliance has resulted in significant cost increases for the producers of those loans.
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform And Consumer Protection Act was implemented by Congress in 2010 " to promote the financial stability of the United States by improving accountability and transparency in the financial system, to end ‘‘too big to fail’’, to protect the American taxpayer by ending bailouts, to protect consumers from abusive financial services practices, and for other purposes." The act includes about 200 pages of provisions directly relating to residential mortgages. With regard to residential home loans, its primary purposes are to ensure that lenders verify a borrower's ability to repay a proposed mortgage before the loan is actually made, to reduce the number of high-risk loans made, and to provide consumers with an understandable presentation of all costs associated with the mortgage they are considering.
As a result, even consumers more excellent credit and verifiable income are required to present a great deal of documentation than ever before, and would-be homeowners with average credit are finding mortgages out of reach, both through the upgraded requirements for documentation, and through exceptionally tight credit and rising interest rates from the Federal Reserve.
For mortgage producers, this all means significantly more paperwork and labor to maintain full compliance while closing residential home loans.
As a result of the Dodd-Frank Act, Congress directed the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to integrate two mortgage loan disclosures that were, until then, required by two separate Federal laws: the Truth In Lending Act (TILA, also known as Regulation Z) and the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA, also known as Regulation X). Because the two disclosures were developed independently, by two separate government agencies, they included redundant information, and were written in language that was inconsistent. TRID is the combined and streamlined version of the disclosure requirements, and its intent was to simplify the disclosure process and make the disclosures more timely and understandable for consumers.
Unfortunately, TRID has proven less clear than hoped when it was first published in December 2013. The CFPB followed the original publication with amendments in January and July 2015, technical corrections to those amendments in December 2015, and a correction to supplementary information in February 2016. An additional set of amendments is currently under consideration, in another effort to make TRID work efficiently and effectively for both borrowers and lenders, while achieving its original goal of reducing the number of residential home loans made to people who don't fully understand the costs and/or do not have a realistic ability to repay that loan.
The Ability to Repay and Qualified Mortgage (QM) standards are provisions of TILA-RESPA, which defines what constitutes a QM, directly addresses sections of the Dodd-Frank Act, requiring lenders to make a reasonable "good faith" determination of a consumer's ability to repay, and provides consumers protection against liability for QMs. In order to be considered a QM, a residential loan must have points and fees which total no more than three percent of the loan amount; no risky features like negative amortization, interest-only, or balloon payments; and a maximum loan term of thirty years. In addition, a QM must meet the product feature requirements with a debt-to-income ratio of 43 percent of less; or is GSE-eligible; or a loan from a small creditor which is held in-portfolio, with consideration and verification of the borrower's debt-to-income ratio. While defining and verifying QMs has resulted in a lower default rate, it has also increased lenders' and producers' costs and liability, and reduced the number of mortgages they are able to produce each month.
TRID requires that every applicant for a residential mortgage be provided a Loan Estimate form within three days of their application, which discloses fees the applicant will have to pay, and limits fee changes the lender can make. Certain changes require re-disclosure, which slows transactions and adds to production costs, while other changes can result in penalties and monetary cures.
The types of fee changes are divided into three categories: Zero Tolerance, which are fees the lender has control over, so the assumption is that they should be able to accurately state those fees; Ten Percent Cumulative Tolerance fees, which is the largest category, including fees for services the lender is not providing, but for which the lender can reasonably predict the fee, such as recording, or in cases where the lender recommends a service provider to the consumer; and Unlimited Tolerance fees, which the lender has no control over, such as services provided by a vendor of the consumer's own choice, and the lender is not accountable for fee changes.
The civil monetary penalties for TRID compliance violations are based on terms set forth in Dodd-Frank, with adjustments based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI), and they provide strong motivation to maintain compliance in every transaction. First tier violations, which apply to any TRID violation, incur fines of up to $5,000 per day. Second tier violations are those which are found to be caused by lack of due care or recklessness on the part of the processor, carry fines of up to $25,000 a day. Third tier violations are deliberate violations, caused by knowing disregard for the regulations, and fines can reach $100,000 for every day that the violation remains uncorrected.
Under-Disclosure – Obviously, underestimating the amount of fees in the Zero Tolerance or Ten Percent Cumulative categories can result in compliance violations and steep fees, so it's critical the every party in the mortgage production chain take care to gather, verify, and double-check each fee with care, and to carefully track that process in order to prevent any violations that might stem from missing information.
Padded Disclosure – At a cursory glance, it might seem like the best solution would simply be to over-estimate each fee, so there's no chance of under-disclosing. Unfortunately, the situation is more complex than that, and padding disclosures can also cause compliance violations and painful penalties. Because TRID requires lenders to exercise good faith and due diligence in providing the "best information reasonably available," and the most accurate estimate possible, a fee estimate that is knowingly padded is a violation. There is no tolerance cure required for too-high disclosures, but there are still those vicious civil monetary penalties to consider, and knowing violations incur tier three penalties. In addition, the CFPB can find lenders who knowingly pad fee disclosures to be acting in bad faith. Bad faith violations can be prosecuted as Unfair, Deceptive or Abusive Acts or Practices (UDAAP) and the statutory penalties can reach a staggering million dollars a day for willful violations. Padded fee estimates are not a safe or advisable way to protect against TRID violations at all.
Get The Balance Right – Excluding willful violations, the best ways that providers can offer the most accurate estimates made in good faith all involve building a workflow that prompts every needed step, keeps the benchmarks and deadlines straight, and points out incomplete data. Documented policies and procedures, consistently followed by well-trained personnel using effective tools is the best defense against compliance violations of any kind. Maintaining an updated schedule for vendors on the List of Service Providers is critical. Monitoring the choices of each consumer and any changed circumstances also helps prevent any compliance errors due to oversight, which, while not willful, can still result in expensive cures or penalties.
Managing all the steps, forms, and deadlines required for full compliance can be a time-consuming process with plenty of opportunities to make a mistake which can be compounded as the transaction moves forward. The Easysoft Real Estate Closing Solutions suite helps speed workflow and closings with accurate and consistent forms that require less labor to generate. Easysoft is built on a relational database, which means data is entered just once, and any time that data is needed for a form, the software retrieves it and automatically puts it into the selected form; this saves time wasted on repetitive tasks and significantly reduces human errors in the final forms.
The Real Estate Closing Solutions suite is regularly updated for any regulatory changes, so forms are always compliant with the latest requirements. With a library of more than 200 commonly- used forms built-in, and shareable customized forms, it's easy to set up the most repetitive aspects of closing documentation for fast, automated generation.


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Do you realize that your sins crucified Jesus, and that you deserved to be the one slaughtered on that cross in Jerusalem? Good. You have understood who you are, and what the only living God has done for you.
Many who claim they know the Messiah is not willing to follow Him, to be crucified to the desires of this world.
Jesus told us in plain words that performing miracles and wonders in His name, will not give anyone the «ticket» to the Kingdom of Heaven. You have to do the will of the Father.
Jesus paid for our sins when we were all sinners. So we are called to forgive those who sin against us, with out setting up conditions. Do not say: «I forgive, and I forget». That is not forgiveness. Jesus will never forgive you, and than forget you. True forgiveness gives us a spirit of healing and reconciliation.
True Christians share what they have, and always desire to bless others. They walk the talk. Do not desire and promote blessings coming your way from others. Do never say that poverty is a curse, and bring a curse on your own head.
True Christians give everything they have to Jesus. They renounce this World as evil. and enjoy blessings in the Holy Ghost. Many people only give him a «tenth», or parts of what they have. They keep for them selves in abundance, an enjoy their life in the flesh. Storing up riches on Earth.
True followers of Jesus share their faith with others. They always tell the truth about Him, Regardless of the cost of doing so. When you make a mistake, be quick to ask Jesus for mercy. His love is endless for those who fear Him. Do not compromise and corrupt your self, by justifying sin. Do not be ruled by fear of men and society.
Then God said, “Yes, but your wife Sarah will bear you a son, and you will call him Isaac. I will establish my covenant with him as an everlasting covenant for his descendants after him.
If you ever met a Jew, do not harm him. The Messiah who scattered Israel, has gathered them again. Do not deny the Jewish people their birth right to return to, live and build in the promised land, Eretz Israel.
True followers will go to the next village. They will look for a man of peace. We have to follow Him, The Messiah. Do not stay put in your house and watch TV day and night. Do not be of the opinion that simply going to a fellowship or a churches is what the Father requires, and that such attendance will save you.
Everyone wants healing and financial blessings. But were few people want to give up their fleshy desires, make a u-turn and follow Jesus the Messiah.
Since false Messiah`s has been granted the powers to perform miracles and wonders, this kind of manifestation is not always a proof that the Holy Spirit is present. But surely miracles and wonders will follow in your footsteps, when you do the Fathers will.
The only thing that Satan can not copy is true repentance, a fruit that follows those who preach Jesus crucified for our sins, and the only way to Heaven. There is no love outside of the truth. The truth is often painful. Worldly tears are crocodile tears of self pity. The guilt of the sin that crucified Jesus will produce godly tears. This is the only true signal from Heaven, that a person has been born from above.
Thats why John the Baptists said: «You brood of vipers. Show me fruit of repentance». They will follow a person who has been born again.
I went to church tonight and heard a great sermon about Mark 6, when Jesus told the disciples to go out into the fishing boat and He allowed the storm to overtake the disciples. He was not making their lives comfortable and permitted the trial to to show them His glory. But they were not filled with faith and their hearts were hardened. They were living in amazement but not in faith, so much that when they saw Him they thought He was a Ghost. Faith is different than amazement. Faith is not biblical knowledge, carrying a bible or even memorizing scripture. Faith is doing what the Father asks and living every moment for Him in trust.
Our Christian walk is not about an easy comfortable life and He will permit trials to mold and shape us to be more like Him. If we did not go through these trials we would be missing the grace that is refining us in fire.
I loved this… My friend and I were talking just the other day and have decided to go out into the community and witness. We feel that it’s a necessity… you can’t just wait for folks to walk through the church doors, and more than ever right now– it’s a must to be spreading the gospel. Thank you for your words of encouragement.
I do not care if my articles are liked or disliked by men. I seek and are in need of the continued approvals and blessings of Jesus.
That you like this article is an expression of your love for Him. You are also my sister, and I will talk to Jesus today about you. Request Him to give you unlimited boldness in your meeting with men who search for the truth. Amen.
Thank you, Ivar, that’s greatly appreciated! You are in my prayers as well, continue to speak the truth my brother:-) That is why I come here an read every day… The world is seriously lacking truth these days. People confuse truth with hatred… It’s because we love them, as Christ loves us, that we must tell them the truth.
That will .occur in the short time leading up to the second coming of Christ. then .living will experience some of the most dramatic miracles the world has .ever .seen Matthew 24 27-30 ……….
Dear brother Ivar,blessings in the name of Jesus christ.
that you might have changed your sabbath day after you accepted Christ.This is just to confirm.
When you say we need to keep the Sabbath you assume we still live under the Old Covenant Law. We do not. Jesus came to fulfill it perfectly on our behalf. We can not do it. The Jew at that time could not do it. The Old Law could not save anyone. it pointed them and us to the coming Messiah, now Jesus Christ.
All Messianic believers can worship with every part of themselves every moment of every day in the freedom of Christ. There is no day set to worship. Our whole lives are to BE worship.
The idea that one has to worship on Sunday is a man made idea. Though I have to say it seems genuine due to Christ raising from the dead on Sunday morning.
The idea that a Messianic believer must still obey any of the Old Law is a trapping them in rules and there is no freedom in that. Also the Law states that if you obey one part of the Law then you must obey it all. So you cannot pic the first 10 then ignore the other 603. This goes for Christians now-a-days who think they have to bare the weight of 9 of the 10 commandments then ignore the rest.
This story is long, but please read it. It will help you understand the difference between the Law and the Law of Christ.
Now that is my Jesus! That is my God! That is my precious Lord and Savior! The first husband represents the Law. The Law was in fact perfect. The Law was also impossible to keep perfectly by any human. It is a foreshadow of what is coming. The second husband is Jesus who fulfilled the Law. And of course the woman is us, the Church, His beloved Bride. Chrurch, let Him do it! He has already been good on your behalf! You are free!!! Free indeed!!!


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avenue. Please come and visit us!
artists and Coral Tree ceramics . CHERYL CASTLE , GAYLE LOVEMORE and TESS LOVEMORE exhibit oil and acrylic paintings .
The subject matter for all three artists is predominantly inspired by the local landscape. Scenes of Our beautiful beaches, and unique vegetation fill the walls- so that visitors have the opportunity to purchase a permanent visual reminder of blissful days in the Kenton area. A growing sense among residents of a shared community is also reflected from time to time in the more figurative works capturing families and friends enjoying the Kenton lifestyle.
TESS LOVEMORE runs art classes in the gallery on Fridays.
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The U.S. economy grew at a faster than expected rate during the third quarter, fueled by strong consumer spending.
The Commerce Department reported for July through September the Gross Domestic Product rate was 3.5 percent, slightly higher than the 3.4 percent predicted by economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal.
Meanwhile, inflation grew at a slower rate than expected for the quarter, 1.6 percent PCE (price consumption expenditures).
Economists polled by StreetAccount had anticipated a 2.2 percent increase, CNBC reported.
The paper noted that the tax cut passed last December was a central pillar of President Donald Trump’s plan to boost economic growth to above 3 percent annually, which was a mark consistently seen during the economic expansions in the 20th century.
During former President Barack Obama’s time in office, the economy averaged just under 2 percent growth annually, which was the worst recovery from a recession since the Great Depression.
The GDP growth rate was 1.6 percent during his final year in office.
Vice President Mike Pence touted the third quarter GDP growth number in a tweet on Friday morning.
The 3.5 percent growth is slightly down from the 4.2 percent seen during the second quarter.
The Commerce Department indicated it could not estimate the overall impact of Hurricane Florence on the economy, which hit North Carolina in mid-September.
“The headline was not too far from expectations, but we did get a few surprises. Consumer was stronger than we expected,” Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James, told The Journal.
Trump’s top economic adviser Larry Kudlow predicted after the second quarter GDP number exceeded expectations, the economy would continue to experience strong economic growth.
Do you think the U.S. will continue to experience strong economic growth in the coming months?
“My hunch is it’s going to go on for quite a while. It’s not just one quarter,” he said.

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Facebook Ads can appear to be a bit of a minefield when you open it for the first time. Here are the basics for beginners.
Social media has really upped its game in lead generation. There are now several different ways to try and generate leads through paid ads, so here’s a summary of the best methods that I’ve come across.
There are still some tricks you can employ to outsmart the social media algorithms and ensure you’re still reaching all of your online fans.
The closure of Google+ shows why your brand doesn’t need to be on every social media channel, posting every day. Pick and choose.
Follow this interactive guide for my top 10 tips on how to ready your LinkedIn profile for prospective employers and clients!
Companies and brands really do not need to try and jump on every social media trend just because loads of people are tweeting about it.


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REUNION 2009--NOT TOO LATE TO SIGN UP.
Folks, it is not too late to make plans to join us in Bremerton. Don't miss out on seeing your shipmates and friends.
We are honoring the Plank Owners this year and each reunion, there are fewer of them.
Perhaps now that Fred and Charline have moved we can post a list of those who have signed up. It is always interesting to see who is coming from what years on the boat.
Also if you are on linkedin, there are several great submarine groups.
So send in the reservations!!
Re: REUNION 2009--NOT TOO LATE TO SIGN UP.
The registration date has passed, but they are still holding 10 more rooms for any late people.


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Just Meetin' My Lil' Niece!
Hello Loverlies! A few weekends ago I finally got to meet my little niece Makenzi. I also got to meet up with my bubba Rocky, it has been a good while since I've seen and visited with him. Sadly Michele wasn't feeling well and I didn't get to meet up with her, But we had a blast looking and shopping around in Conway. I love lil' Makenzi already! I can't wait to meet up with them again. Just wanted to share a little something of what's going on with my life. Also to show what the Maleficent sweater I bought from Torrid looks like. I am also lovin' it! :) Hope y'all are having a great day/night/mawnin! Have a Blessed Day!


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The U.S. State Department listed Costa Rica as a tier two country in its 10th annual report on human trafficking released this month.
Third tier countries are the worst offenders.
Since the report’s inception in 2001, Costa Rica has consistently been listed as a tier two country, with the exception of 2008, when the country fell to the tier two watch list, signaling a decrease in compliance or a significant increase in the number of victims.
Men, women and children are also victims of forced labor in the agriculture, construction and fishing sectors, according to the report.
Costa Rica’s neighbors, Nicaragua and Panama, are both listed under the tier two watch list ranking in this year’s report. Colombia, having complied with all of the U.N.’s minimum requirements to fight trafficking, is the only Latin American country that was ranked as a tier one country in this year’s report.


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Burnley were the victims of a remarkable giant-killing as non-league Lincoln scored a dramatic late winner to go through to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup.
The Clarets had been unbeaten in their last six Premier League games at Turf Moor and knocked out Sunderland and Bristol City here to reach the last 16 for the first time since 2011.
But Lincoln stood up heroically to the challenge to put a dent in that proud home record and become the first non-league side to reach the quarter-finals for 103 years thanks to an 89th-minute header from defender Sean Raggett.
The Imps therefore joined Wimbledon from the ranks of non-league football to knock Burnley out as they repeated the Dons’ upset of 1975 to take their place in the competition’s history and leave Burnley to rue a badly-missed opportunity.
Lincoln had already beaten three League sides – Oldham, Ipswich and Brighton – to reach this stage for the first time since 1902.
And with 15 wins from their previous 18 games in all competitions, the National League leaders had every reason to approach one of the biggest days in their history with confidence.
That was reflected in a positive start which brought the Imps, backed by a sell-out away crowd of 3,200, the first chance of the tie.
Collecting a headed clearance, Nathan Arnold turned inside Jon Flanagan but rather than shoot tried to pick out former Rochdale forward Jack Muldoon, who lifted his effort over the bar under pressure from Tendayi Darikwa.
The visitors, as rigidly-organised, deep-lying and competitive as expected under highly-rated young manager Danny Cowley, made it difficult for Burnley to get a grip on a scruffy contest littered with fouls throughout a tight first half.
The Clarets, who lost the injured Johann Berg Gudmundsson after 20 minutes, created the better chances but none of them were straight-forward, the best falling to Andre Gray following a flick-on from Scott Arfield.
Gray had been in the Luton side who were the last non-league team to beat top-flight opposition (and only one to do so in the Premier League era) when they knocked out Norwich City in 2013.
But Paul Farman saved the striker’s effort, struck left-footed on the bounce, as Gray tried to avoid being on the other side of a similar upset.
Burnley’s other openings before the break came largely from second-balls knocked down around the edge of the penalty area as set-pieces dominated.
Sam Vokes and Scott Arfield both struck efforts over the bar, with Joey Barton at least testing Farman with a sweetly struck volley from a further chance created by Darikwa’s fine run and cross.
The Clarets looked to up the tempo after the break with Gray nearly slipping in Arfield, who was just beaten to the through-ball by Farman, and then poking a shot wide from Barton’s free-kick.
It was full-blooded stuff as a physical Lincoln side – visibly growing in confidence - competed superbly and the Clarets not wanting to take a backward step in an increasingly niggly and nervy clash.
Lincoln clearly sensed the possibility of an upset and as tempers flared Barton, who had been involved in a running battle with battering-ram striker Matt Rhead, was booked following a melee in the Burnley box.
The chances had dried up for the Clarets but the introduction of Ashley Barnes helped get Burnley on the front foot again.
Barnes had a header easily held by Farman following a Barton free-kick and Gray should then have done better when Darikwa and Arfield did well to feed the striker, who mis-cued from a shot on the turn.
Burnley were finally able to generate a sustained spell of pressure with Michael Keane heading over the top from a corner and Arfield skewing a shot over the bar as he was running wide from a Gray pass.
Gray also failed to hit the target after running onto a George Boyd ball over the top and the Clarets were then made to pay when Lincoln grabbed their dramatic winner in the 89th-minute.
The visitors forced back-to-back corners and from the second, an unmarked Luke Waterfall headed the ball back for central defensive partner Raggett to nod in a famous winner at the far post to keep Lincoln's fairy-tale run going.
Burnley: Heaton, Darikwa, Keane, Tarkowski, Flanagan, Gudmundsson (Boyd 20), Westwood, Barton, Arfield, Vokes (Barnes 73), Gray.
Subs: Robinson, Lowton, Ward, Mee, Agyei.
Lincoln: Farman, Wood, Waterfall, Raggett, Habergham, Arnold, Woodyard, Power, Hawkridge (Ward 81), Rhead, Muldoon (Southwell 64).
Subs: Marriott, Long, Walton, McMenemy, McCombe.


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Nearly 8,000 diesel vehicles were tested for dark smoke emissions in a 12-month period, with 68 failures and fines issued totaling just under R30,000 (US$2,080), the City of Cape Town, according to a report by ENCA.
A mobile diesel emissions team tested 7,904 diesel vehicles over a 12-month period in the previous financial year – most of them heavy-duty trucks. Less than 1% of vehicles were found to be emitting dark smoke, according to the report.
Of the 68 failures, 40 were fleet vehicles where the owners had requested the tests. In these cases, repair notices were served instead of fines, as the testing was voluntary and did not take place on a public road, according to the report.


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For those of you who love luxury cruises to exotic places so you can see things that most people never will then a cruise to Antarctica by way of Argentina and the South Georgia Island is the trip for you this January.
This 17-day cruise to the Antarctic starts on 1/16/19 and would make a great gift for anyone, including yourself. To book this great vacation call Ms. Travel Planner Marjorie Schmitt and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime. This is one you’ll remember for the rest of your life and be able to talk about until the end of days. Make a memory, take the trip, and go see the seventh continent sitting in the lap of luxury.


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From April 6 to June 30, 2010, I will be a visiting PhD student at Telecom Paristech in Paris (France). Telecom Paristech (also known as ENST) is one of the most prestigious and selective grandes écoles in France and one of the finest institutions in the field of Telecommunications.
Together with Giuseppe Serra, we will work in the Image Processing and Interpretation (TII) group in the department of Signal and Image Processing (TSI), collaborating with Dr. Hichem Sahbi.


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Nearly a quarter of UK teachers who have qualified since 2011 have left the profession, as new research suggests that staff are working up to 60 hours a week, The Telegraph reports.
Government figures show that of those teachers who qualified between 2011 and 2015, 27,500, or 31 per cent, had already left the job last year.
The figures come on the back of growing pressure on the government to remove the 1 per cent pay cap that has been placed on teacher salaries until 2020.
The shadow education secretary, Angela Rayner, said that the statistics were proof of the strain teachers are under, adding that the profession is at “crisis point”.
“The government has serious questions to answer on the impact of their policies such as the continued cap on public sector pay, and their failure to tackle the issues like excessive workload that affect teachers in the classroom,” she added.
Analysis by the Education Policy Institute found that a fifth of full-time teachers in the UK are working 60 hours a week. Teachers work 48.2 hours per week on average in the UK, 19% longer than the global average of 40.6 hours.
A spokesperson for the DfE said that the rate of teachers leaving the profession after one year has remained stable for decades, adding that the number of teachers returning to the classroom after quitting has risen.
They added that the Department is actively addressing the issues that teachers cite as reasons for leaving the profession, and are looking to support schools in order to reduce unnecessary workloads.
“Teachers play a hugely important role in our society, providing education and guidance for future generations,” they continued.


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What is hydrocodone? What is hydromorphone? How do they work?
What are the uses of hydrocodone vs. hydromorphone?
What are the side effects of hydrocodone vs. hydromorphone?
What is the dosage of hydrocodone vs. hydromorphone?
What are the drug interactions of hydrocodone vs. hydromorphone?
Are these narcotics safe to take if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?
Hydrocodone (Zohydro ER) and hydromorphone (Dilaudid, Dilaudid-5, Dilaudid-HP Injection, Exalgo) are both opioid narcotic pain relievers.
Both hydrocodone and hydromorphone are available as generic drugs.
Side effects of both hydrocodone and hydromorphone are similar and include lightheadedness, dizziness, sedation, nausea, vomiting, and constipation.
Hydrocodone may also cause drowsiness and difficulty urinating.
Hydromorphone may cause side effects including sweating, flushing, itching, and dry mouth.
Serious side effects of both hydrocodone and hydromorphone include slowed breathing and trouble breathing.
Combining opioids such as hydrocodone and hydromorphone with alcohol or other central nervous system depressants may result in severe sedation, respiratory depression, coma, and death.
Both hydrocodone and hydromorphone have the potential for abuse and addiction. Withdrawal symptoms for both drugs include restlessness, watery eyes, runny nose, yawning, sweating, chills, muscle pain, and dilated pupils.
Hydrocodone (Zohydro ER) is an opioid narcotic pain reliever similar to oxycodone, morphine, methadone, fentanyl, and other opioids. Hydrocodone, like other opioids, stimulates receptors on nerves in the brain to increase the threshold to pain and reduce the perception of pain. Hydrocodone is prescribed for the long-term treatment of severe pain for which other treatment options are not effective, not tolerated, or would most likely not be strong enough to adequately manage the pain. Hydrocodone sometimes is combined with other non-narcotic pain relievers such as ibuprofen (Vicoprofen) or acetaminophen (Vicodin, Norco, Lortab, Lorcet).
Hydromorphone hydrochloride (Dilaudid) is an opioid narcotic pain reliever similar to oxycodone, morphine, methadone, fentanyl, and other opioids. It is used for management of acute pain and moderate-to-severe chronic pain in patients when the use of an opioid is appropriate. Hydromorphone, like other opioids, stimulates receptors on nerves in the brain to increase the threshold to pain and reduce the perception of pain.
Hydrocodone is prescribed for the long-term treatment of severe pain for which other treatment options are not effective, not tolerated, or would most likely not be strong enough to adequately manage the pain.
Hydrocodone can impair thinking and the physical abilities required for driving or operating machinery.
Hydrocodone can depress breathing and should be used with caution in elderly, debilitated patients, and in patients with serious lung disease.
Hydrocodone is habit forming. Mental and physical dependence can occur when used long-term.
Prolonged use of hydromorphone during pregnancy can result in neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome, which may be life-threatening if not recognized and treated.
Pregnant women should be advised of the risk of neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome and appropriate treatment should be available.
The initial dose for adults is 10 mg orally every 12 hours.
The dose may be increased every 3 to 7 days by 10 mg every 12 hours as needed to control pain.
Capsules must be swallowed whole and not chewed.
There are no adequate studies of hydrocodone in pregnant women.
Hydrocodone is excreted in breast milk, and, therefore should be used cautiously by nursing mothers.


text: Carol Stream is located in DuPage County. This town is known for its scenic town center which hosts many of wonderful festivals. Carol Stream provides plenty of public transportation and is close to expressway access. The park district provides an abundance of family and community facilities such as Coral Cove Outdoor Water Park, Hampe Park, X-Tream Sk8 Park, Fountain View Fitness Center and Coyote Crossing Mini- Golf Course. The Great Western Trail also runs through Carol Stream which offers 61 miles of hiking, biking, equestrian trails and nature paths.


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The Ashford GearShop is the place to find apparel and accessories for Ashford University students, alumni, faculty, and staff. Founded in 1918 as Mount St. Clare College, Ashford University has been a force in Clinton, Iowa for nearly 100 years, from providing quality education for thousands of students on its historic campus to being one of the city's major employers. With its evolution to online coursework in 2005, Ashford University continues to uphold its standard of excellence with students all over the country. The last 97 years have brought significant changes, but what has never changed is Ashford University's commitment to provide affordable, innovative, and high-quality learning opportunities to adult learners. You'll find that Ashford University is the perfect blend of tradition with 21st-century vision. Be part of the tradition when you show off your Saints gear and apparel. Go Saints!
The mission of Ashford University is to provide accessible, affordable, innovative, high-quality learning opportunities and degree programs that meet the diverse needs of individuals pursuing integrity in their lives, professions, and communities.


text: When Aion‘s Ereshkigal’s Wrath Update hits, it will introduce several new instances as well as adjustments to the Glory Points system and class and skill updates. There are four new instances total, ranging in size from 1 to 18 players. The lowest level required to participate is for the Illumiel Brawl — a training ground open to players level 76 and above where players will be transformed into a powerful being and fight the opposite faction in 3v3 combat. The other three instances all require players be level 80. The Veilenthrone requires players to assemble an alliance of 18 players to fight to stop Ereshkigal before she gets ahold of the final piece needed to secure her power. In Herelym Mine, 1 to 6 players will work to restore order to the mine so the mining of Lym Ore can resume. Finally, in Pandora Agency, players will need to complete a series of objectives across various maps. In doing so, they risk running into the opposite faction, so they’ll need to be careful. As for other changes this update, the Glory Points system now includes individual competitive season where players will be able to obtain rewards for the GP they’ve earned. The update is slated to hit March 27 and players can expect full patch notes some time next week. Until then, you can check out the preview on the game’s site.


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Pnuts is a historical programming language created in 1997.
I have 26 facts about Pnuts. just email me if you need more.
use("pnuts.lib") // Standard module that makes sort, println and other functions available.
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