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PSI, bond yields, ECB involvement, IMF-demanded reforms... there's enough jargon and government speak floating around the Greek crisis that it's easy to forget the real, humanitarian cost of an economic collapse.
A new story by Russell Shorto in the NYT Magazine should help bring out the human side of the situation.
This paragraph is a punch in the gut:
By many indicators, Greece is devolving into something unprecedented in modern Western experience. A quarter of all Greek companies have gone out of business since 2009, and half of all small businesses in the country say they are unable to meet payroll. The suicide rate increased by 40 percent in the first half of 2011. A barter economy has sprung up, as people try to work around a broken financial system. Nearly half the population under 25 is unemployed. Last September, organizers of a government-sponsored seminar on emigrating to Australia, an event that drew 42 people a year earlier, were overwhelmed when 12,000 people signed up. Greek bankers told me that people had taken about one-third of their money out of their accounts; many, it seems, were keeping what savings they had under their beds or buried in their backyards. One banker, part of whose job these days is persuading people to keep their money in the bank, said to me, "Who would trust a Greek bank?"
The rest of Shorto's (long) article goes on to make a fairly complex argument that's not entirely depressing. There's a big back-to-the-land trend happening, a rediscovery of basic values, and a rejection (by necessity) of the post-Euro consumption/debt binge. Still, with numbers like those above, it's obviously a depressing scene.

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The only Dow component that moved higher this week was Caterpillar (NYSE:CAT), which was up 0.8%. It continued positive momentum from last week, when China reported increased imports and industrial output. China's economic growth has been slowing, and there's fear that expanding credit in the region has created a bubble that could lead to a big drop in demand for Caterpillar's equipment. For now, the country is still growing, and that's good for Caterpillar's short-term prospects.
Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) fell only 0.2% this week, holding up well in part because interest rates rose. As long-term Treasury rates climb, mortgage rates have gone up, which should increase the spread between what Bank of America can borrow for the short term and lend out for the long term. The Fed has said it will keep short-term interest rates low into 2015, so rising spreads should help the company's profits for the next two years.
American Express (NYSE:AXP) was the third best performer on the Dow, falling 0.4% this week. The company reported a rise in average credit card balances to $54.6 billion in July from $54.4 billion a month earlier. It makes money on both transactions and from interest on balances, so this should indicate higher profits going forward.
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The question of art, the artist, and the relationship of both to an audience, has reared its head in interesting ways over the past few weeks.
Last month, film director Steven Soderbergh continued his infrequent series of re-cutting famous movies and posting the results to his blog. Previous efforts had seen him turn "Indiana Jones & The Raiders Of The Lost Ark" into a monochrome experience, stripped of dialogue, and backed by the score from "The Social Network" score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. He has also spliced together both Alfred Hitchcock and Gus Van Sant's versions of "Psycho," and re-edited the notorious cinematic disaster "Heaven's Gate." All were interesting experiments that raised eyebrows as insightful curiosities, and interesting demonstrations and explorations of filmmaking technique and process.
But none of those editing bay larks quite earned the same amount of attention as Soderbergh putting his hands on Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey." The director is an unabashed fan of the movie, watching it three times in 2014 and reading a book about the making-of process too. And his awe of Kubrick's picture is clear, as he wrote: "…if it's not THE most impressively imagined and sustained piece of visual art created in the 20th century, then it's tied for first." With that in mind, Soderbergh still tinkered with the masterpiece, cutting his own version which runs less than two hours and seriously reshaped the original movie.
However, unlike the other recut films, Warner Bros. along with the Kubrick Estate, requested Soderbergh's edit of '2001' be removed from his site. And he complied.
It should be noted, that in all cases, Soderbergh turns off the Vimeo embed and sharing link mechanisms of his re-edits. You have to watch these versions on his site, so there is no way anybody is going to confuse them with the official films and certainly, the director isn't making any money off these either.
But the larger question that looms overhead is: once a film is received by an audience, does it still belong to a filmmaker? Legally, yes. Culturally or artistically? That's where the debate begins. Certainly, Warner Bros. and the Kubrick Estate are acting to protect the integrity of "2001: A Space Odyssey" but is it an overreach when Soderbergh's project had no ill intent and served as an illuminating look another filmmaker's approach with the material? But, would this discussion even happen it it wasn't Soderbergh and just a film enthusiast tinkering with a movie? Would the legalities and ethics be seen as more clear cut? (For example, are these issues any different in regards to the recent four-hour, fan-created The Tolkien Edit of Peter Jackson's "The Hobbit" trilogy?).
Meanwhile, last week it was shockingly announced that Harper Lee was going to release "Go Set A Watchman," a sorta-sequel to her literary masterpiece, and only published book, "To Kill A Mockingbird." It was actually written before 'Mockingbird,' and rejected by her publisher at the time, who encouraged Lee to use Scout's flashbacks sequences as inspiration for a new story. And did she ever.
However, very serious questions have been raised about the circumstances surrounding the effort. An interview with Lee's editor about the announcement was evasive and strange, the circumstances of the book's discovery are a bit odd (Lee's lawyer was rummaging in her safety deposit box for some reason and stumbled across the "forgotten" manuscript), and there are concerns about whether or not the author has been pressured into releasing the novel (which is being done without any revisions to the original text) with some claims about Lee's mental faculties to make such decisions.
And while these assertions have been denied, the allure of "Get Set A Watchman" is strong. But what is the responsibility of eager readers, who don't know the full story of Lee's true feelings on wanting this book published? Does it betray the author to read the book if it really is something she wished to remain locked away? Would this situation be any different if the work was published posthumously? Would it be easier to ignore the messier ethical questions in the absence of the author?
When an artist or director or painter creates a new work, the common argument is that by releasing it into the world, they are consciously or not choosing to engage and share their work with an audience. That their work becomes part of a bigger social and artistic fabric, and one can't control what happens next.
But perhaps the question isn't where the artwork ends up, but the intent with which it's created in the first place. Perhaps before this conversation starts, we must heed the words of Franz Kafka (who found fame after his death) as portrayed in Steven Soderbergh's fictionalized fantasy of his life "Kafka," who says, quite simply: "I write by myself… for myself."


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Patient Journey
Melanie Gregory, Ida Institute's senior audiologist, describes the Patient Journey Tool and explains how it can be used by clinicians.
Most client histories have roots long before the hearing loss is even recognized and continue long after the last visit with the hearing care professional. By understanding the hearing loss journey, professionals can better address the entire client experience and collaborate with clients to gain better outcomes. We developed the Possible Patient Journey tool to assist hearing care professionals in taking the client's point of view into account. It is one way of illustrating the hearing loss journey and is designed to support clients, clinicians, and students in visualizing or "mapping" the journey. The journey tool may be used as a starting point for understanding the complex phases and numerous milestones of hearing loss. Practitioners can also use the information gathered from the client to inform the motivational interviewing process.
The term 'patient journey' has been used extensively in the medical field to describe the experiences a typical patient takes within a treatment regime. We believe that this concept can be used within the field of hearing care, as it creates a wider, richer context for the interaction between the client and professional. We hope that this model is useful in dialogues with people with hearing loss, their families, colleagues, and students. As with all models, it has its shortcomings, as it tries to explain a complex reality in a simple way. On the other hand, models are ideal to foster discussion and should be challenged, remodeled, and reconfigured.
The Traditional Medical Model
Traditionally, when we talk about the patient journey, we are talking about the treatment protocol that we follow with patients in the medical model. In the medical model, the approach to information-gathering is physician-centered and focuses on problems and symptoms. Clients are not encouraged to share their stories. The medical model requires practitioners to assume a more "responsible" persona in discussion that revolves around solutions, details, providing answers, being right or wrong, and performance. In this role, the professional is the expert and is responsible for what takes place in the clinical encounter. He or she provides the answers, points out the right way to do things, and focuses on the details.
In the medical model, the patient interview or "intake" is characterized as an exchange of information about the patient's disease that is relevant to the interviewer's professional purposes. Clinicians see and define the journey from the medical point-of-view. When did the problem start? What are the symptoms? There is usually a type of symptoms checklist. What the medical model does not take into account is the fact that people come into the clinical encounter with their own unique set of experiences based on their social environment, communication needs and cultural backgrounds.
Changing the Model to be More Person-Centered
The Patient Journey tool enables the person with hearing loss and the practitioner to engage in the rehabilitation process on equal footing. One of the most important characteristics of the person-centered approach is that the interaction between the clinician and client is perceived as a "meeting of experts." In this case, the hearing care professional is the expert in the field of audiology and the client is the expert in his or her own experience of hearing loss. In this more responsive, person-centered model, professionals are more open to a dialogue that engages the client and hears his or her point of view. Multiple perspectives and processes are involved so that the choices provided take into account the unique experiences and needs of the client. By conveying an understanding of key elements of the client's story, it is possible to incorporate motivational interviewing to empower clients to become joint decision makers in their treatment plans. With this kind of approach, we convey to clients that the clinical encounter is about their concerns and their interests. According to Miller and Rollnick, motivational interviewing techniques can facilitate behavior change by helping clients to explore and resolve their ambivalence about a behavior change.
The medical model contrasts with the person-centered model in their different approaches to exploring the hearing loss journey. The former is practitioner-led; the latter is a collaboration between the practitioner and client. When the practitioner uses language focused on symptoms and signs, and the client focuses on his or her experience with hearing loss, a mismatch occurs, making it very difficult to develop trust. Establishing trust and respect for clients and their unique experiences is critical to building a positive relationship with them. The Pew-Fetzer Task Force on Health Professions Education and Relationship-Centered Care reported that the relationship clients have with their healthcare providers can be one of the most therapeutic aspects of the clinical encounter: "Appreciating the patient's experience of health and illness and his or her need for and right to care and respect creates the conditions for preserving the dignity and integrity of the patient within the practitioner-patient relationship."
Benefits of a Person-Centered Approach
When a person-centered approach is used, research indicates that there are fewer malpractice claims, greater client satisfaction, improved client adherence — and this approach does not take longer to implement. Abdel-Tawab and Roter found that person-centered consultations took only one minute longer than physician-centered consultations. In addition, when doctors used a person-centered approach, a threefold increase in client satisfaction and compliance was observed.
Studies have also shown that attention to a client's "psychological, familial, social, cultural and environmental contexts allows the tailoring of treatments to individual situations . . . can lead to improved outcomes, more cost-effective care and more efficient care delivery." The quality of client outcomes is inextricably tied to the audiologist's ability to listen to the client's perspective and to explore the client's readiness and motivation for treatment: in short, to provide person-centered care and an understanding of their journey.
A Possible Patient Journey
The Patient Journey tool shows the different phases and stages that a client experiences when they have a hearing loss. The tool can help you understand the experience of hearing loss through the eyes of the client. By understanding and discussing their unique journey, you can address the client's entire experience and work together to gain a better outcome. The tool is inspired by the collaborative efforts of 65 hearing healthcare professionals worldwide who attended the Ida seminar series on Defining Hearing.
Individuals may experience the various phases and milestones of the hearing loss journey at different times. As people become more aware of their hearing loss, they move from a problem they had not previously recognized to a situation that requires attention and action. However, the pace at which they travel from one milestone to the next and their level of consciousness as they do so is uniquely their own. People with hearing loss, like other people with chronic illness, manage their hearing loss long before they see a hearing care professional. People with hearing loss must make decisions about communication everyday for the rest of their lives. These are self-management choices, and it is an extraordinary demand on a person. This reminds us that we must listen to the factors that influence clients' perceptions of their hearing loss, so that we can better help them make changes that are effective. Tools like A Possible Patient Journey can assist us in this endeavor.
A Metaphor or Framework
The journey metaphor gives us a framework to consider our clients' experiences from their viewpoint. It creates a common ground from which client and practitioner can work together. The metaphor of the journey also shifts the thinking from a traditional case history intake to more textured and rich experience sharing that engages both the clinician and the client. The journey tool is a way to help us hear clients' stories in their own words, enables us to hear what is most relevant and important to a particular client, and what hearing loss means to him or her.
By the time a person with hearing loss comes to visit us, they have usually experienced several different stages or phases. Many of those stages are recognizable, but clients also bring unique characteristics of their journey with them. In recognition of each individual's unique experience of hearing loss, the Patient Journey tool uses broad phrases and suggests experiences typical of each phase to enhance practitioner and client understanding of the broader context of hearing loss.
The Different Stages of the Journey
In this phase, the person with hearing loss is experiencing communication problems but may be "managing" without acknowledging the problem. They may also feel bewildered or frustrated. Family and friends may begin to notice the person's hearing difficulties.
At this phase, the client realizes that hearing loss is impacting his or her social and work life. They may recognize their hearing loss and begin to map the problems it causes. The client may "self-test" by raising the TV volume or by attempting to control other environmental sounds.
The person with hearing loss reaches a tipping point and is ready to consult a hearing care professional. The client gathers information about hearing loss from a variety of sources, including his or her personal network, general practitioner, media, and the internet.
The client actively seeks referral to a hearing care professional. They meet a hearing care professional for an interview and case history, hearing test, and recommendations, leading to decision making.
The person with hearing loss takes action. They seek counseling, treatment, hearing solution fittings, and consider other assistive devices. The client develops new communication strategies and may accept or reject of the recommendations of the hearing care professional.
The client undergoes a process of adaptation and change. They observe the social impact and continue to self-evaluate the success or failure of the treatment outcome. The problem is resolved or the client becomes aware of new problems.
Relapse or Permanent Exit
Using the Patient Journey Tool
It is possible to use the Patient Journey as a hard copy. The visual image of the journey may provide a concrete way of describing and comparing a client's own path to the composite journey shown in the hard copy. By locating the client's experience on the continuum, the hearing care professional can convey possible next steps and communicate that the appointment is not the end of the journey. Significant events highlighted by the client can be the basis for motivational interviewing. As such, the tool can be referred to and added to throughout the rehabilitation process.
The Patient Journey tool can be used for teaching purposes where students are encouraged to create journey models based on their experience with clients, and to engage with fellow students about their experience of their clients' journeys. When using the Patient Journey as an experiential learning exercise, many of our seminar participants have commented on the cyclical nature of the journey, and that for many it resembles a spiral learning process rather than a linear experience.
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According to the Department of Homeland Security, there are 16 distinct "critical infrastructure sectors" upon which our nation relies at all times. Among them are the energy sector, the food and agricultural sector, and the communications sector.
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Neal Custer is president of Reveal Digital Forensics & Security, a subsidiary of Custer Agency Inc., and an adjunct professor at Boise State University. firstname.lastname@example.com. Peter Donovan, an intern working for Custer and for U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, contributed. This column appears in the July 19-August 15, 2017, edition of the Idaho Statesman's Business Insider magazine. Click here for the Statesman's e-edition, which includes Business Insider (subscription required).


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For the 8th anniversary of the High Concept Low Budget film festival, we took inspiration from the infamous SNL cowbell skit "I got a fever, and the only prescription is…(replacing 'cowbell' with 'Hi/Lo')." The idea departs in its own direction, as the prescription bottle and unkempt fingernails of the hand holding the bottle become the focal point. The festival messaging was printed out on the bottle and the final image was re-shot on half-a-dozen different occasions until just the right light and readability were achieved. Festival postcards, posters, program guides, DVD cases, lanyards and web banners were created with this look and feel in place.


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The pictures were shot with the Petri GX-1 and a Petri 2/50mm lens on expired Foto Knudsen 200 and Foto Schrøder 200 films.
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I don't how I'm getting so lucky lately, but I got to photograph a great couple, Courtney and Tim, on Tim's family's horse farm on a recent snowy day. I'm starting to feel like the official "horse photographer" here at emilie inc., which is absolutely fine by me.
Courtney and I had texted back and forth the morning of the shoot trying to figure out if the winter weather advisory made it worth rescheduling. I loved the idea of the flakes falling while we did their session so we forged ahead. They both had a couple of outfits ready to go, a few ideas about nice backgrounds, and Tim's mom even made a roaring fire on the back patio! They also have an adorable Spaniel puppy that came along and was quite interested in being part of the fun.
We snowshoed on the trails behind the house, visited the horses in the field, wandered about the barn, and went inside a couple of times to warm up. Courtney and Tim were so casual and easygoing, and I was loving the change of pace of shooting in the snow. We wrapped things up with some snuggly photos of them by the fire and I headed home for what turned out to be a slow trip back. I'm so glad we didn't pass on the opportunity to enjoy what winter can bring here in Maine, and can't wait to see these two at their wedding next summer at the Newagen Seaside Inn!
Snowshoes, horses and fireside snuggles: winter Maine engagement session
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Our team is made up of a headteacher, child psychotherapists, specialist nurses, a psychiatrist, experienced teachers and progress support workers, therapeutic support workers, an occupational therapist, language and communication therapist and a social worker. We also have access to educational psychology and clinical psychology from the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust.
Ms Nell Nicholson, BEd, NPQH, MA
Nell Nicholson is the headteacher of Gloucester House, the Tavistock Children's Day Unit. She has extensive experience of working with children with complex and severe social, emotional and behavioural difficulties. She has diverse experience of leading and managing in mainstream and special schools, PRUs and in complex multidisciplinary teams.
In addition to her role as headteacher Nell has a diploma in systemic psychotherapy, she also has an MA in Applied Systemic Theory which focused on multi- disciplinary work in combined education and mental health settings.
Robin Jones –Ford, BEd (Hons), PGDE, NSENCoA
Robin Jones-Ford is our deputy headteacher. He has worked in a number of roles in special education, children's homes and therapeutic communities over the past twenty-four years in both England and the United States. He holds first and higher degree level qualifications in Education and the National SENCO qualification.
Kirsty Brant – Lead Nurse
Kirsty has worked as a nurse in adult, child and adolescent mental health for almost 15 years. She has worked in inpatient, day service and specialist outreach teams in numerous settings. Kirsty has also worked in specialist CAMHS nursing teams within therapeutic communities, Pupil Referral Units, Special Schools, Youth Offending and Youth Support Teams. Through her clinical experience she is influenced by psychodynamic, group analytic and therapeutic community principles.
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All of our staff have an interest in, and commitment to, the therapeutic milieu and many of our staff have qualifications, trainings and interest in psychology and therapeutic approaches. This enhances their abilities and skills in our therapeutic approach.


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Fluid forms are analogues of change and endless possibilities. Manifesting a capricious state that take on a life of its own once leaving our hands, mediums as varied as ink, watercolour, paint, acrylic, and digital paintbrush fuel artists and designers with inspirations, building a unique spectrum of work that break loose from sheer control into fun directed chaos during the creative process.
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Wednesday, November 13, 2019
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Tweeting while driving can get you a ticket, posting the names of people who apply for concealed handgun permits can land you in jail and selling cakes and cookies you bake at home face looser regulation, under new state laws that take effect Thursday.
Nearly 250 statutory changes hit the books with the start of August, passed by lawmakers earlier this year. Many are modest tweaks to existing laws or arcane changes that few people would notice.
Lifetime concealed handgun permits will now be available to Louisiana residents, and restaurants will pay higher permitting fees to enhance food inspection services at the Office of Public Health.
Public schools will have to hold annual safety drills to rehearse crisis management plans, a response to last year's school shooting in Connecticut.
Car and truck owners will be able to put in applications for new license plates declaring "I'm Cajun ... and proud" or "I'm a Creole ... and proud." Once at least 1,000 apply, the plates will be printed, costing $15 a year, on top of standard charges.
The new law that may be most noticed is aimed at keeping Louisiana's drivers off Facebook, Twitter and Instagram while on the road.
The state's ban on texting while driving has been broadened to also prohibit accessing, reading and posting to social media sites while behind the wheel. Violators will face a traffic fine of up to $175 for the first offense and up to $500 for second and subsequent violations.
Sen. Dale Erdey, R-Livingston, said he wanted to cut down on distracted driving that can cause accidents.
"Texting, social networking, it's all about taking your eyes off the road," Erdey said during debate on the bill.
Also starting Thursday, it will be a misdemeanor crime for journalists, bloggers or anyone else to release the names and addresses of concealed handgun permit holders or applicants.
The law, sponsored by Rep. Jeff Thompson, R-Bossier City, was championed as protecting the privacy of law-abiding gun owners and derided as trampling First Amendment rights.
Violation of the law carries a jail sentence of up to six months and a fine up to $10,000. Exemptions are allowed under limited circumstances, including if a person is charged with a felony offense involving the use of a handgun.
For home bakers, it will be less difficult to sell their cookies and cakes. They'll be exempt from certain state licensing regulations and sanitation rules that require the purchase of commercial equipment, an exemption that already had been given to makers of jams, jellies and honey.
Measures aimed at regulating Louisiana's salt dome operations also hit the books with the start of August, in response to the 22-acre sinkhole that has kept 150 homes in Assumption Parish under an evacuation order for a year.
The laws were sponsored by Rep. Karen St. Germain, D-Pierre Part, whose district contains the sinkhole. The changes will require stricter guidelines for monitoring salt dome areas and require legal notification to prospective property owners of nearby underground caverns.
Companies drill on the edge of a salt dome to create caverns to extract brine used in petrochemical refining. Officials say an underground storage cavern was being mined too close to the edge of a salt dome and caused the sinkhole.
St. Germain said she wants people to know the risks before they build or buy a home and wants those risks more closely monitored. She told lawmakers the new regulations will "address future issues that I hope never happen to you. This event has caused a complete landscape change of this beautiful, scenic retirement area," she said.
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Nucor first-quarter earnings beat anaylsts' expectations
Charlotte-based Nucor Corp., the largest U.S. steelmaker by market value, reported first-quarter earnings that beat analysts' estimates after the metal's price climbed.
Net income rose to $111 million, or 35 cents a share, from $84.8 million, or 26 cents, a year earlier, the company said Thursday. Profit excluding one-time items was 41 cents a share, beating the 38-cent average of 13 estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
Sales climbed to $5.11 billion from $4.55 billion, exceeding the $4.84 billion average of 12 estimates.
Domestic steel prices rose as construction spending climbed in the first two months of the year while U.S. Steel Corp., the largest domestic producer of the metal by volume, had operational problems that affected output at two facilities.
The price of hot-rolled steel coil, a benchmark product used in cars, building and appliances, rose 6 percent from a year earlier to average $655.83 a ton in the first quarter, according to data compiled by Bloomberg from The Steel Index, a trade publication.
U.S. construction spending climbed by 9.1 percent in January and February compared with the year-earlier period, on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau data. Building and construction uses about half of the steel consumed in the U.S., according to the American Iron and Steel Institute.
Nucor melts scrap steel in electric furnaces to produce metal that's sold to customers including appliance manufacturer Whirlpool Corp., and Bluelinx Holdings Inc., a distributor of building products. The company also sells steel used in cars, trucks and construction equipment.
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Early Friday morning before daybreak, I picked up the French Canadian maniac, Michel, at his house. We drove off hoping to take some decent photographs in the early morning light, which is quite different than the light when the sun is directly overhead.
I always learn a great deal from Michel when we go on one of these expeditions. He is a fine photographer with credentials who has been at it a long time.
The following photos were taken west of San Miguel de Allende along Highway 110 heading north to Dolores Hidalgo.
We then drove the highway from Dolores Hidalgo to the state capitol, Guanajuato, through the mountains. The mountains were too hazy for me. Some weeks ago I dropped the big camera and shattered the UV Haze filter that was screwed into the lens. It was not until weeks later that Michel was able to get the rim of that filter out of the lens by crimping it repeatedly with pair of Vice-Grips®. Carefully. However, the threads on the lens are still messed up. Even if I were to sink the money into another filter, I am not sure I could get it screwed in.
Anyway, my photographs of the mountains are worthless. On the other hand if you have seen one mountain, you have seen them all.


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Islamic fundamentalism says, "We love death more than you love life," as they kill innocent people.
Christian fundamentalism says, God "has not called us to go out and kill the enemy but to die for the enemy that they might be won" (R.C. Sproul. "The Second World War." TableTalk, March 2010, 27).
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Hey guys! I swear the Valentine's posts will be over soon – I just can't resist! I've never personally been a huge fan of Valentine's. I've only been with someone once over Valentine's Day and it was very, very sweet what he did but I was just a bit… bleurgh? I'm a romantic person but not in the cliche roses and strawberries and poems type of way. If you are then good for you! Everyone's different!
But if you're like me and you're single this Valentine's day then let me give you your itinerary for your Selfintine's day. There's this really weird stigma about wanting a relationship – according to a lot of society, if you're looking or craving a relationship then you're desperate or not willing to be independent or too love-focused. That really isn't the case! People by nature want to be loved in whatever way that may be, so if you're feeling a little low today because you're seeing the couples and you're there with your cat, then keep reading – this post might just help!
Self care is very individual to each and every person so I won't tell you in detail what to do – whether it's a bath and some bubbly and candles or going to bed early or eating whatever you want then you do it. My personal self care is curling up in bed in some fresh pyjamas and blogging. So that's probably what I will be doing on Valentine's day. Whatever it is that you're doing, ensure that you are doing something you like – if you have the feeling that you're going to be down then make sure you keep busy to distract yourself!
Even if some of your friends are in relationships and are planning to do something, invite your single friends over for a drink or a film night! Or your family or anyone who means something to you. It's really easy sometimes if you're really eager for a relationship to forget the people that you do have. I've been really focusing on my friendships this year and making sure that I remember the people that are there for me all the time. I love spending time with my Mum and my sister – they always make me happy. Think of someone who you really care about and even if it's just texting them while you've got your feet up in your jammies at home watching Grey's Anatomy, tell someone you're grateful for their friendship.
Like I said above, there's this really weird stigma about finding someone. I get asked every week by someone at work if I've got a boyfriend yet and I'm personally not interested in a relationship right now in the fact that I'm not actively looking for one. If my Prince Charming comes along then perhaps but I'm not on any dating sites or anything like that. If you are – that's fine! But if you're not finding people or just constantly having bad dates – don't pressure yourself at all. You'd rather put your time into someone that makes you happy than someone who you're dating for the sake of dating someone. The right person will come in their own time – DON'T LISTEN to those ridiculous statuses that say you've met your soulmate by the time you're 21. Because if you're anything like me, you're thinking I hope not!
Unfortunately, there is still an odd precedent that if you're focused on something other than a relationship or growing a family that you're never going to do it. We are in a world where it is so easy to take your success in your own hands – however that may be! If you're reading this – I'm assuming you're a blogger or you're interested in blogging. Turning this into a full time job for me is something that I'm really interested in so that's my focus for this year. But I can also look back and see how hard I've worked last year, not just on my own blog but on my own personality. I've been trying to cut out toxic behaviours that I had and focusing more on positivity. I've slowly but surely seen a change in myself. Anything is an achievement – even something as seemingly small as getting out of bed. You've got this!
Why are you still single? Have you guys heard this question? Because I'm sure I have. This entire post has turned into why there's a really odd stigma towards single people – but there is! There's no reason why you're single. It's not because you're not pretty, it's not because you've not got a good personality or anything. It's just one of those things. Everything has it's time – so focus on the now and hold onto your own worth. Because it's a lot.
So, there you have it! Let me know what you're doing on Valentine's day, whether you're single or have a partner in the comments below!
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An $50,000 warrant has been issued for former Zumiez payroll employee Danielle Koehn, 39, who is suspected of stealing nearly $232,000 from the company according to a story in the Everett, Washington Herald.
Koehn reportedly created a computer file that compiled staffers' birthdays, Social Security numbers and addresses. That information was used to activate 59 pay cards. . . Detectives believe she duplicated employees' final payouts and diverted payments to those cards. In other instances, she changed the payment method on personnel accounts and added billable hours, according to a probable cause affidavit.
Koehn was supposed to be in court this week for a hearing, however, she never showed up. Wonder if she ever will?
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Superintendent holds community forum
Dr. Ember Conley, Superintendent of the Park City School District, met with members of the community at the Ecker Hill Middle School Library on Monday, Sept. 16. The forum was the first of several that Conley has planned for throughout the school year.
"The reason I am doing these forums is partly for my own knowledge; who am I serving and what do we need to do to keep moving forward?" said Conley.
Attendees were given blank index cards as they walked to their seats in the media center. Conley then stood by a projection screen as she flipped through her PowerPoint presentation on PCSD's "mission, vision, values, goals and initiatives."
As Conley read aloud PCSD's mission, she asked attendees to take their blank index cards and write down key words that stood out to them.
McPolin Elementary Principal Greg Proffit said that "maximize learning potential" made an impression on him while a PCSD mother said that "staff" stood out to her, saying that PCSD students' potential and opportunities can only be as good as the staff.
They were all then asked to do the same thing as Conley read out PCSD's vision. Jeremy Ranch Elementary Principal Shawn Kuennan said that "choice" made him think about how he wants PCSD students to have the no. 1 choice in school districts while another attendee expressed confusion about "district of choice."
A discussion arose and it was agreed that it means parents have the choice to send their children wherever they want, but PCSD should be so outstanding that they shouldn't want to send their children anywhere else.
Conley then assembled all attendees into groups of six to discuss and present what they believed was going well in the district as well as what they felt needed improvement. They wrote down their answers on poster boards and presented them.
What community members felt was going well was the Dual-Immersion program, preparing children well for college, promotion of healthy food and lifestyle, one-to-one technology initiatives, extracurricular and after-school activities and programs and the extensive Advanced Placement class offerings at the high school.
"Two schools with Spanish dual-immersion and two schools with French dual-immersion which is equal at all schools, and that is something to be desired," said one attendee.
Community concerns were: class sizes were still too large, the curriculum is always changing, Dual-Immersion was not available to all students in PCSD, weak teachers are moved around the district rather than being removed from the system, there is still an achievement gap between the Caucasian and Hispanic populations, and that Hispanic involvement in the schools is still an issue.
"We need to reach out to them with our Parent Teacher Organizations and board representatives," said another attendee.
At the end of the forum, Conley asked attendees to leave their names and contact information along with their index cards and poster boards as research into what she and the district can do to become one of the top districts in the nation.
"I am taking all of your notes and basically doing a research project and needs assessment," said Conley. "At the end of this year, I want to look at our strategic district plan and see what we need to revise and then build a district learning plan."
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Mike and I have been having so much fun this last month, and that means tons of things to post. So, I have a lot to catch up on.
Julie planned a great evening for all of us a couple of weeks ago. We had a 1920's party, in the orange groves, to celebrate the first day of spring, and St. Patrick's Day. It was so much fun!
David and Julie did a beautiful job decorating, and I brought my record player, and some 20's records to help set the mood. The night couldn't have gone any better. It is always so much fun to spend time with my siblings. I am so grateful for the opportunity I have to spend these times with them. Visit Julie's blog, for more pictures, and a short video of the walk to dinner. It really felt like we were back in time!


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Nothing but the truth! Palmar and plantar HH By Dr Davin Lim...
miraDry is the very latest in anti-sweating treatments for axillary hyperhidrosis (sweaty armpits). Unlike sweat stopping treatments injections, this treatment is PERMANENT, yes, you will have a permanent sweat reduction of up to 99% following two treatment cycles.
Dr Davin Lim explains this procedure and how it works-' miraDry uses safe, electromagnetic energy that is directed to the underarm sweat glands. This energy is converted to heat, and the area is heated to a precise temperature of 67 degrees. This destroys the eccrine units (sweat glands) permanently. A cool applicator protects the upper layers of the skin, whilst local anaesthetic to the area makes this procedure comfortable and well tolerated. Because your body contains millions of eccrine units, treating your armpits will only eliminate 2% of your sweat glands- so you do not need to worry about heat stroke or compensatory/ rebound sweating.
The excessive sweating areas are marked out by the Specialist with your guidance. A guide maker helps the Specialist perform an even number of injections, which ranges from 10-20 sites in each armpit. In some cases we apply numbing cream before the sweat stopping treatments procedure, this makes the treatment pain free.
After injections the areas are compressed with ice packs for 5 minutes, and that's it! You are right to perform your daily duties, and even exercise a few hours later.
This treatment is well tolerated. Why? Because we use several methods to ensure maximum patient comfort levels. Firstly the in built cooling system protects the upper layers of the skin, additionally we use a local anaesthetic to the area to numb your arm pits. Thirdly, for anxious or needle phobic patients we can give sedation in the form of either laughing gas or mild twilight anaesthesia. miraDry treatment at Westside Laser is as comfortable as you can get.
Treatment takes between 45 minutes to just over an hour, depending on the size of the armpit. Remember, you will require two treatments of miraDry spaced 3 months apart for optimal outcomes.
This treatment is extremely safe, and has been approved by the Australian TGA as well as the US FDA and European CE. Side effects are very rare. Prolonged swelling and redness occurs in less than 5% of patients. Most patients recover within 1-3 days.
This treatment has not been reported to cause rebound or compensatory sweating seen with surgery.
Two treatment sessions are needed to complete the miraDry program - this comes $3695. Unfortunately this is not covered under Medicare, nor it is covered under your Private Health Insurance. The reason for this is the consumables needed to perform this procedure.
No. miraDry is NOT covered by Medicare, nor is it covered by private health insurance.
* Exceptions are if you hold International Medical insurance. Check with your cover before consulting us.
We are currently requesting that a rebate be considered, but knowing Medicare it may take up to 5-7 years before this is even considered.
Medicare provides a partial rebate for sweat stopping treatments injections to the armpit. This rebate is only applicable to underarm sweating and not sweaty hands.
Just as a guide -
sweat stopping treatments covered by the NHS (UK) n 2002
sweat stopping treatments covered by the USA (FDA) in 2007
sweat stopping treatments covered by Australia (TGA) in 2012
Specialists are just as frustrated as patients in regards to Medicare rebates and private insurance coverage.
(Dr Davin Lim's strong view point on this matter, and not shared by all members of Westside Laser Dermatology nor Sweat Free)
miraDry is a permanent solution whilst sweat stopping treatments is temporary. Once patients complete their miraDry treatment, they will achieve sweat reduction of up to 90% for life! Sweat stopping treatments is an excellent treatment for excessive sweating, but this needs to be repeated every 4-6 months for life.
In most cases both work equally well, however gives you permanent sweat reduction, and one gives you temporary sweat reduction.
The choice comes down to 2 factors- firstly, if you are after a permanent treatment for your underarm sweating- the answer is miraDry. If you want a temporary solution that works very well, AND at an affordable price point to everyone- the choice is sweat stopping treatments. If I can give you a guide-
If you had sweat stopping treatments before and the treatment last 8-12 months- stick with sweat stopping treatments. You will save heaps, as the price of miraDry should go down within the next 5 years. sweat stopping treatments is only 420 dollars out of pocket, and this is repeated possibly once a year.
OK, if you are at the other extreme, and sweat stopping treatments only last 3 -4 months, get miraDry. What you spend on sweat stopping treatments for 3 years, you will get back on your miraDry treatments. We offer payment plans for miraDry to help patients financially. This maybe a cost saving for the HH patient who does not get the longevity of sweat stopping treatments injections.
The above points are guided by Dr Davin S. Lim, the choice of miraDry Vs sweat stopping treatments may vary according to financial situations and individual factors, this view point seems logical but may not be shared by all treating specialists.
You initially requirea assessment by a Dermatologist to ensure your condition will respond to miraDry. On the day of treatment, we allocate at least 2 hours for your treatment and hence payment conditions apply.
To book in for miraDry or for a consultation in regards to this procedure, call (07) 3871 3437.
No. miraDry can ONLY be used to treat sweaty armpits (axillary hyperhidrosis) . It can NOT be used to treat sweaty hands, nor sweaty feet. Why? Because electromagnetic energy delivered to these areas can damage nerves and tendons.
Dr Davin S. Lim
Laser and Cosmetic Dermatologist
I have been waiting for this treatment since its launch in the USA in 2011. I have been performing anti-sweat treatments for well over 12 years, including sweat stopping treatments injections, but miraDry is the permanent solution for excessive underarm sweaters. No more wet patches, no more needles, no more anticipation for the time sweat stopping treatments wears off- this is not an evolution but a revolution in how we treat patients.
The most grateful patients I have at our practice are miraDry clients. Excessive sweating is greatly underdiagnosed, and poorly treated. miraDry is the provides a permanent solution and can be life changing.
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Lower Clapton is diverse and full of shops and restaurants selling Caribbean, Asian and Turkish produce. Upper Clapton is peaceful and leafy and considered to be one of the most photogenic districts of Hackney.
With the picturesque River Lea running through it, Clapton is a great place for families who want a slower pace of life. The regeneration of Hackney has hugely benefitted Clapton and it is an area that is now in high demand.
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S: Michelle Daemmrich's History Project
BC: Brought to you by Michelle Daemmrich World History .01 December 2010
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1: POLAND | The Republic of Poland
2: Topography | Area 312,683 sq. km. 120,725 sq. mi. Capital Warsaw (Waszwa) Population 1,706,600 Terrain flat plain mountains along south border
3: Climate | The climate is Temperate Continental Very cold winters Warm summers Rainy summers
4: Some resources are: Coal, copper, sulfur, natural gas, silver, lead, and salt. Agricultural resources are: grains, hogs, dairy, potatoes, horticulture, sugar beats, oil seed. Manufacturing resources are- machine building, iron and steel, mining, ship building. | Natural Resources
5: Major Bodies of Water | The major bodies of water are: Baltic Sea, Vistula River, Oder River.
6: Cultural Customs | The is language Polish The people are judged on personal qualities. Honesty is highly valued.
7: Religion and Beliefs | 94% of Polish people are Roman Catholic. Small percent are Eastern Orthodox, Protestant, or Jewish
8: Government | Poland has had a Republic Constitution since May 25, 1997. Poland uses Democratic checks and balances among presidents, prime ministers, and parliament. Polish people can vote at 18.
9: Population and Demographics | The population is 38.1 million. Ethnic groups are: Polish 98%, German, Ukrainian, Belarusian, and Lithuanian Literacy of adults is 98%.
10: Famous Sites and Landmarks | Some famous landmarks are: Royal Way Westerplatte World War 2 started on 9/1/1939, Auschwitz Memorial Museum, and Wieliczka Salt Mine.
11: The Crooked House
12: Cartoon
13: Postage Stamps
14: Bangladesh | People's Republic of Bangladesh
15: Topography | Area 147,570 sq. km. | The area is 147,570 sq. km. 55,813 sq. mi. Capital is Dhaka (population 10 mil.). Terrain mainly flat alluvial plain. Hills in northeast and southeast.
16: The climate semi tropical and very wet. Monsoons common. Rainy June-October. Dry till March. During March-June is the highest temperature and humidity. Annual cyclones-floods | Climate
17: Natural Resources | Natural resources are: natural gas, fertile soil, and mineral water. Agricultural resources are: rice, tea, sugar, and wheat. Manufacturing goods are: frozen fish and seafood, leather.
18: Major Bodies of Water | Major bodies of water are: Ganges River, Brahmaputra River, Meghra River, and Bay of Bengal.
19: Cultural Customs | Language is bangla/bengali.
20: Religions of Bangladesh: Muslim 83% Hindu 16% Christian 0.3% Buddhist 0.6% | Religions and Beliefs
21: Bangladesh has a Parliamentary Democracy constitution 1972. Bangladesh has a President, Prime Minister, and Parliament. Voting rights at 18. | Government
22: Population is 156 million. With ethnic groups as bengali (98%) and tribal groups and non-bengali muslims | Population and Demographics
23: Famous Sites and Landmarks | Some Famous Sites are; Tara Masjid, or Star Mosque, and the National Museum in Shahbag
24: Cartoon
25: Postage Stamp
26: Fiji | The Republic of Fiji Island
27: Topography | The Area of Fiji is 18,376 sq. km. (7,056 sq. mi.) The Capital is Suva. (population 172,948) The terrain is mountainous on the 322 islands.
28: The climate is tropical meritime. It is rainy anytime of the year, but it is driest in April, May, June, and October. | Climate
29: Fiji has NO natural resources. But it does have tourism, sugar, and garments. | Natural Resources
30: Major Bodies of Water | South Pacific Ocean
31: The Native Languages are; English, Fijian, and Hindu The modest attire of Fiji is no swimsuits away from beaches and pools, remove hats and shoes in houses, and when visiting a village bring a gift of Kava. | Cultural Customs
32: Religions and Beliefs | The most common religions of Figi are; Christian 52%, Hindu 33%, and Muslim 7%
33: Government | They have a parliamentary democracy, and have had a constitution since July 1997, and have had a president, Prime Minister, and Parliament.
34: The population of Figi is 847,793. The native ethnicities are Fijian 57%, and Indo-Fijian 37% (Polynisian and Melanesian). The adult literacy rate is 93%. | Population and Demographics
35: Some fun activies to see the famous sites of Figi are scuba diving at Astrolabe Reef, and maybe surfing or sailing by 20ft waves (cloud breakers) off Tavarua. Figi has 322 Islands total. | Famous Sites and Landmarks
36: Cartoon
37: Postage Stamp
38: Tanzania | United Republic of Tanzania
39: Topography | The Area of Tanzania is 945,000 sq km (378000 sq mi). And the Capital is Dar es Salaam (executive) and Dodoma (legislative) The terrain varies, with fertile highlands and arid coastal regions.
40: Climate | This country is tropical, equatorial, temperate, arid, and dryer in central region and humid on the coast.
41: Natural Resources | The natural resources, here, are hydroelectric potential, coal, iron, gemstones, gold, natural gas, nickel, diamonds, forest products, wildlife and fisheries. The agricultural items of Tansania are coffee, cotton, tea, tobacco, livestock, and sugar cane. And the manufacturers are textiles, steel, aluminum, and paints.
42: Major Bodies of Water | The major bodies of water are Lake Victoria, Lake Tanganyika, Indian Ocean, and Lake Nyasa.
43: Cultural Customs | The native languages are Kiswahili and English. There are red clad herders of the Masai tribes on the Sarengeti. In the Muslim Area, there is a modest dress code, and smoking is illegal.
44: Muslim 35% Christian 63% traditional Sikh, Hindu, Baha'i | Religions and Beliefs
45: They have a republic government, and had a constitution since 1982. They have a president, vice president, prime minister, and an assembly. | Government
46: The adult literacy rate is 73%. The population is 43 million people. | Population and Demographics
47: Sites and Landmarks | Some sites and landmarks are Serengeti National Park, Mt Kilimanjaro National Park, the Jozani Chwaka Bay Conservation Area, and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
48: Cartoon
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That shows some lack of understanding of why, and how, the iPhone succeeded, and the challenges involved in evolving the mobile innovation platform away from the slab form factor. Forrester has a breathless take on it:
Google Glass, the new head-mounted device from Google, has the potential to be the next great platform for app development — as disruptive and fertile a platform as the iPhone has been. Google's rules of engagement mean big changes for marketers who want to reach customers through Glass: Glass offers unprecedented opportunity to engage your customers — it's in front of their faces!
But let's stop right there. Here are three major reasons why Glass has something different going for it, rather than enjoying the iPhone's success, and also why Glass will accelerate the uptake of some existing mobile technologies - particularly augmented reality.
First the comparison.
1. The iPhone was a substitute product in a vast market. Sales of mobile phones were already huge and maturing by 2007, when the iPhone was launched. The industry began gravitating towards smartphones in 2002 with the launch of the Nokia S60 series but it was still early days - not least because mobile phone companies were driven by engineering issues not usability. The "app" economy of the time was owned by the wireless carriers and that meant plenty of ripoff ring tones and "free" wallpaper that could easily draw you unsuspectedly into a monthly subscription that you didn't notice until you got your phone bill. It was an exciting industry but shoddy too.
When Apple began work on a smartphone in 2002 the industry was looking very interesting. High growth and yet early stage, with plenty of customer dissatisfaction. One projection at the time said:
Worldwide annual sales of smartphones are expected to grow 89% from 14.6m units in 2003, to 27.6m units in 2004. In 2003, smartphone sales accounted for 3%.
Japan and Korea were the leading markets. By the time Apple launched the iPhone, the market had grown to over 30 million units per quarter. Apple lay third in the global market but with a tiny market share- 5%. Nokia has 45% of the smartphone market, just as it did of the overall mobile phone market, selling, at its peak, 450 million units in one year. Steve Jobs was attracted by a market 10 times the size of the computer market - and it has become a golden rule of new corporate adjacencies - go where there is scale and growth.
The important point is that smartphones were an overdue substitute for existing mobile phones (which by then had a global market of 1 billion units annually).
Apple was, in effect, a substitute for mobile phones that were difficult to use and even difficult to see properly, and a better substitute than its competitors. A lot of its success must go to the App Store and the developer community, which created a huge tide of advocacy, and a new innovation model.
2. These conditions do not apply to
Currently, though, there is no mass market for wearable computing. There is no community of 1 billion dissatisfied users waiting on a change. What there is, potentially, is huge competition in what will be a decade long process of changing human behavior away from the slab form factor.
What is a huge plus point for Glass, and the element that might give it great acceleration, is augmented reality, as mobile expert Tomi Ahonen pointed out to me in a recent interview.
AR currently is mostly experienced through smartphones, like Layar from the Netherlands, which now is increasingly featured in Dutch print magazines, catalogs, books etc, to bring digital interactivity to printed pages. But AR can also be experienced through tablets, through gaming platforms like the PSP, and soon Google Glass.
AR can also be delivered not just visually, but also through sound – the first sound-based treasure hunt AR adventure was done by Japanese rapper Seeda to launch his recent album. When we look at the most advanced AR markets, like Japan, Hong Kong and the Netherlands, we find that AR has achieved over 5% and near 10% adoption levels in the first 2-4 years. This is on par with the same adoption speed as mobile media had from its launch in 1998.
3. Those competitive alternatives are also really worth attention. Google has to convince AR specialists that Android-powered Glass is the right and the main innovation platform for them.
To do that the platform has to be adaptable between different use cases - virtual games, real-world games, productivity, navigation, etc. But the fight to change behavior, even at the level of what consumers will buy next, will also include flexible smartphones (Apple already has patents here, Samsung will be a major supplier and competitors), new plastic displays, 3D displays, wrist based computers (remember the iWatch debate?), distributed computing like FitBand and person to object scenarios too.
Glass is an interesting departure for Google and Android. Google is positively buzzing with innovations that we struggle to make sense of, but which translate quickly into stock price boosters, right now.
But it is hard to argue convincingly that the market conditions are there for rapid market uptake along the same trajectory as the iPhone unless Google becomes another Apple, capable of seamlessly bundling hardware, software, apps and services at extraordinary scale. The iPhone went from 1.3 million units in (fiscal) year 1 to 125 million units in year 6. Glass is more likely, I believe, to find a place in the market alongside a proliferation of form factors all with the appeal, and supply chain experience, that Apple, Samsung and the smaller smartphone players bring to the market everyday. In the next two years though we will find out if Google has what Apple had back then - mastery of the supply chain, of usability, design, distribution and marketing. They all count.
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Once a month at St Luke's we have 'Music Sunday School',[1] in which the class is taken by a music educator and music-making is the way we engage with the text of the day. It ranges from experimental sound-making to instrumental music to karaoke! At the moment we are tapping into our musical heritage by exploring "The Lord's my Shepherd" from the Scottish Psalter and singing it to CRIMOND.
Because it's Ascension time, we note that the Shepherd-King is an important part of the Jewish and Christian faiths. In Sunday School, the kids were faced with a puzzle –do we know of anyone who is both a shepherd and a monarch? They were able to call to mind both Jesus and David. David was a shepherd-king and wrote the song we know as Psalm 23 using imagery that shows how sheep trust their protector. Jesus identified himself with the shepherd role, and at Ascension his kingship is affirmed.
Brian Tabb sums up the implications of Ascension for our living:
- Remember that Jesus is presently reigning as king and remains active and engaged in our world and our lives.
- Therefore live boldly, confidently, and strategically as servants of the exalted king of heaven. Know that your labors in the Lord Jesus are not in vain (1 Corinthians 15:58).
- Sufferers, take heart that Jesus is not indifferent to your struggle. He has endured great suffering and is thus the most merciful and sympathetic counselor and mediator. Take your cares to your ascended Lord who hears your prayers and can respond with all heaven's authority.
- Finally hope in a glorious future. The ascended Lord will return as judge and king. He will abolish injustice, end suffering, and destroy death and set up his kingdom of truth, righteousness and love. Best of all, we will be with our king forever.[2]
If you look at Tabb's points above in the context of Psalm 23, you can see a very strong sympathy between God's nature revealed as shepherd and God's nature revealed as king.
The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.
He makes me lie down in green pastures;
he leads me beside still waters;
he restores my soul.
He leads me in right paths
for his name's sake.
Even though I walk through the darkest valley,
I fear no evil;
for you are with me;
your rod and your staff—
they comfort me.
You prepare a table before me
in the presence of my enemies;
you anoint my head with oil;
my cup overflows.
Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me
all the days of my life,
and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord
my whole life long.
As we sang through the psalm and opened out the imagery verse by verse, the children discovered these insights as well. They learned of the rod and staff used for protecting and guiding, and were stirred by the thought of the shepherd "bonking lions on the head." But at the same time they realised that if the psalmist is comforted by the presence of the rod and staff, it reveals that this shepherd is not the kind to use his staff for smacking the sheep! And when we came to the final verse, considering how the line "surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life" speaks to us, one response was "what it means to me is that even if I'd been naughty, the shepherd would never say, 'That's it – now you're out with the lions and bears.'"
The images in this post are kindly shared by photographer Carlene Hardt.[3] In a later post I'll also have the privilege of sharing a poem by Peter, the shepherd in the photos! But I'll make you wait until July, when our next 'Music Sunday School' session will see a return to Psalm 23 and the children will be invited to compose their own shepherd songs in response to the poetry they've encountered so far.
[1] Music Sunday School is on the fourth Sunday of the month during school term times.
[2] Brian Tabb, "More Than an Afterthought: Six Reasons Jesus's Ascension Matters," desiringGod.org, April 13, 2013, http://www.desiringgod.org/articles/more-than-an-afterthought-six-reasons-jesus-s-ascension-matters.
[3] Thanks to Carlene, to Peter and to Elaine Hardt of encouragingu.blogspot.com.au for their generous correspondence.


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