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Just Say the Magic Words
One of my friends is doing the hard work of facing the devastating effects of childhood abuse and various unspeakable horrors. She knows that she needs to accept the full impact what happened to her in order to grieve it and forgive the people who wounded her so she can walk in freedom. But one of her friends recently gave her some disheartening counsel: "Oh, there's a spirit of grief harassing you. You don't need to go around digging up the past like you're doing. Just speak your inner healing into existence! Declare that you are healed and whole in Jesus' name!"
This lady has bought into the dangerous (and unbiblical) "word of faith" theology (WOF) that puts faith in one's words instead of in God Himself. It's a religious version of "wishing will make it so," having morphed into "speaking will make it so." This wrong thinking can range from an unfortunate misunderstanding of the Scriptures to a blasphemous presumption that creatures can create reality by the power of their words—just like God did when He spoke creation into existence by the power of His word.
It's certainly an appealing idea, bypassing the hard soul work of grieving and forgiving to get to the prize of a healed heart at peace. Just say the magic words, like waving a magic wand, and POOF! you're healed! Who wouldn't want to go that far, far easier route?
Shortcuts don't work. They do, however, result in major disappointment when people are taught unrealistic expectations of God about promises He never made. One of the most basic principles of Bible reading and study is that "context is king." We must never wrench verses out of their surrounding paragraphs, chapters, and books. And if we come up with an understanding or application of a verse that is contradicted by other passages in scripture, we need to jettison our wrong thinking.
So, for example, if someone points out Isaiah 53:5 to my friend, which says "by His stripes we are healed," and promises she can claim healing of any and every pain or ailment, what happens when nothing happens? This wrong-headed promise tempts people to conclude that God is not good, and He is not faithful, because He didn't keep His word. But that cannot be the meaning of Isaiah 53:5 since the supposed promise of immediate healing is contradicted in other scriptures such as 2 Cor. 12:7-9, where Paul tells us that God said no to his pleas for healing from his thorn in the flesh, promising instead that His grace was enough. Claiming inner healing without submitting to the process of facing the full impact of what happened to her so that she can release it to the Lord not only isn't truthful, it doesn't work like that.
WOF taps into legitimate longings for a life free from want, from sickness and death, from pain, which are promised to believers in Christ in the new heavens and new earth. But it illegitimately promises that life NOW. It's simply a matter of praying in faith, believing not in God's goodness, but the power of one's own prayers. Our own words. That's a form of idolatry.
But this theology is not consistent with reality, which means it cannot be of God. One night I was at an event where there would be a drawing for some jewelry. I watched several people lay hands on the blingy stuff and say, "I claim this in Jesus' name." Guess what—none of them won the drawing. What happened? It's the same dynamic as when believers on both sides of a football game claim victory for their team in Jesus' name. God cannot grant two opposite requests—or, in this case, demands. (He's not much into demands of any kind, actually.)
God deals with truth, not fantasy and illusion. WOF violates the scriptural principle of embracing truth, such as the psalmist's powerful statement in Ps. 51:6, "You desire truth in the innermost being." Another friend, Cathy, was dying of cancer, but she refused to believe what the doctors said. She insisted right up to her last breath that she was believing health for herself, and would not talk to anyone about funeral arrangements or even what to do with her house and her possessions because that would be faithless. But she wasn't putting her faith in God, who was actually calling her home, but in her wishful prayers.
Beware of spiritual shortcuts, especially those that are created by your own words. If there were such a thing, don't you think Jesus would have bypassed the Cross?
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That was really great to read
That was really great to read Sue – I have been on both sides of this discussion . It helped me to look at things a little differently. I have been giving myself a hard time recently going through similar circumstances to you first described of your friend. If only it was that easy – to speak or pray it out of existence. Thanks sue.0
Sue Bohlin
I'm sorry for the tough times you're also going through. It's no fun at all to deal with old pain and hurt. :::uploading a hug:::
Melanie Newton
Letting God be God
Thank you for your stirring reminder that God's sovereignty cannot be conquered by our wishful thinking and speaking. He is God alone. We can't twist his arm through any WOF or other gimmick. I hope your friend isn't so confused now that she doesn't know which way to turn.0
Sue Bohlin
Twisting God's Arm?
Thanks, Melanie! I'm glad to say that my friend is grounded in the Word enough to recognize spiritual garbage when she sees it. For one thing, she sees the good fruit in others who have taken the tougher path to legitimate healing, and sees the rotten fruit of people in pain who push out a smile and say with forced cheeriness, "I am healed and healthy!"
I get it. There was a time when someone another polio survivor laid hands on my leg and claimed that I was healed in Jesus' name. Nothing changed. I continued to limp, as I do today. Then when I learned he stuffed paper towels in his boot because of his withered foot, and always wore long pants to cover up his withered leg . . . I saw the same fruit as my friend.
I'll take honesty, even if it's full of disappointment.0
Sara Alexander
Well said!
Wow, Sue. This is fantastic. How many hearts have been crushed and faiths shattered by such groundless theology. Thank you for proclaiming the truth!0
Sue Bohlin
Shattered faith
Thank you, Sara. It's the shattered faith in promises God never made that drive me crazy the most. Arrggghhhhhh!!!!0
wendy O'Neil
How do we know which promises
How do we know which promises we can claim, if any? Everyone likes to claim that God has plans to do us good, to give us a hope and a future based on Jeremiah 29:11 but later in Jeremiah 44:27 Bod says, "Behlld, I will watch over them for adversity and not for good…. I never hear anyone quote this as a promise. There is another verse that I marked somewhere in my Bible but can't find at this moment that says the exact opposite of Jer 29:11…
I''ve wondered why it's never quoted since it says–the exact opposite.0
Sue Bohlin
The right promises to claim?
Hi Wendy,
The Jer. 44:27 passage, if you look at the context, is written to a certain group of unrepentant, idolatrous people in Israel, and God is promising judgment on them because of their sin. So there's no point to applying it to anyone today.
The 29:11 passage, on the other hand, correlates perfectly with God's plans for His children when you look at the big picture of the church and kingdom life after death. So it's appropriate to claim that promise for ourselves.
Glad you asked!
Just Say the Magic words
Thanks for this article on just saying the magic words and claiming Isa. 53:5. I believe as the author does that it is not a blanket promise. In fact, taken in context I find it refers to our sins that Jesus made provision for healing/forgiving on the basis of His sacrifice on the cross. The article was well written, and I will keep a copy for future use as I have family that are tending towards the belief of speaking healing into existence.0
Sue Bohlin
No magic words
Thank you so much for writing. Desiring to speak reality into existence is a theology problem–people are confusing themselves with God!0
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This crazy dream belongs to a man who almost lost his mind, and who, having recovered from his own illness, has devoted himself to helping the poorest of Africa's sick: the insane.
In the big cities of Africa, the mentally ill can be seen wandering the streets, yelling and shouting, often completely naked and feeding here and there on waste. In the countryside, their helpless families respond by chaining them to trees, so that they cannot leave, hurt anyone or disappear.
But Grégoire Ahongbonon knows there is an alternative: talking to families, winning them round, reaching out to those who are feared, providing the care appropriate to their needs and the human comfort of which they are completely deprived.
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"People are scared of insanity in Africa. Very, very scared!... And it's this fear that causes suffering and the rejection of these patients. Our goal is to bring down this wall of fear. People think that mental illness cannot be cured, that patients are possessed by the devil, that it's witchcraft. They've every excuse for abandoning them."
He adds: "Most African countries only have one or two psychiatrists and no drugs..."
This documentary traces the life of Grégoire Ahongbonon: the story of a 21st century man fighting the prejudices and archaisms of his society.
But the most amazing thing is seeing how one man's conviction can move mountains. Grégoire has started every one of his initiatives without the slightest guarantee of funding, and yet... today, four centers exist in Côte d'Ivoire, the same number in Benin, there are projects in Burkina Faso and Togo, hundreds of patients are being cared for and protected, there are regular remissions and a growing number of volunteers and caregivers are coming to strengthen the association's ranks.

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Preservation's current identity crisis is a result of the fact that we have not yet figured out what it is that we're preserving. This crisis began with some preservationists' infatuation with Brutalism. This is monumentally ironic, because it was the destruction of lovable historic buildings in the Brutalist era that gave birth to the modern-day preservation movement. Now, we're advocating for the preservation of precisely the sorts of things that disgusted us so badly that we banded together in the beginning!* Is our mission to preserve lovable buildings, or simply to preserve everything from the lovable to the detestable so long as they are iconic examples of their breeds? Put another way, are we as preservationists trying to be curators of style, from the resonant to the ridiculous, or are we instead more interested in making our cities and towns better places to live?
As for Brutalism in particular, that the style was aptly named. The brutality of its forms and its surfaces is unparalleled in the history of human construction. Don't we have too much brutality around us already? Why preserve more of it? I'd rather live in a place populated with civil buildings, not brutal buildings, wouldn't you?
These questions, however, gloss over the deeper underlying question that nobody seems to be considering: Which is best, to preserve the artifacts created by a tradition, or to preserve the tradition itself? I just had breakfast with John Anderson, who put it this way: "If I want to preserve this dish, I've got to encase it in amber or something, and then it's not good eatin'. But if I preserve the culinary tradition that created this dish, then that tradition may produce a nearly endless supply of dishes like this."
We know how to preserve artifacts, and have gotten pretty good at it. It can be time-consuming and expensive, to be sure, but it's not impossible. And if the tradition that produced that artifact is now dead, then we're unlikely to get any "more where that came from." So if we love that artifact, then our only choice is to preserve it.
But what about preserving a tradition? If it is a living tradition, then we have two choices: We can either preserve it in its current state, or we can preserve its life. To preserve a living thing in its current state, you have to kill it. If you would have wanted to preserve me as I was at seven years old, for example, you would have had to kill me and then embalm me because I have now transformed into someone quite different from the person I was at seven.
You kill a living tradition by formalizing it into a style, writing up the rules of the style as of today, publishing a pattern book for that style, and then enforcing conformance to the pattern book. Forevermore, if you build in that style, you follow those rules. So a building built by those rules today and one built by those rules a century from now might look indistinguishable from each other.
Preserving the life of the tradition is a very different thing. Living things evolve throughout their lives, from infancy to puberty to adulthood to old age. And it's not clear quite what sort of adult an infant might grow into. We are learning how to help traditions live again, I believe. I'll blog soon about how we're doing this in the Bahamas.
Historic districts preserve traditions in their current state by killing them. As a matter of fact, historic districts should be thought of as "architectural formaldehyde". If the traditions that created the buildings in that district have died, then that's the best we can do today. But that's not the highest standard, which would be to foster a new living tradition that picks up where the dead traditions left off. New living traditions, therefore, should be the highest goal of the preservation movement, and it's high time for this aspiration to enter the preservation discourse.
~Steve Mouzon
PS: The next part of this story will address the Venice Charter and the Secretary of the Interior's standards, but if you want to get a head-start on that discussion, check out Steve Semes' work, which is the most clear-headed discussion I'm aware of on these issues.
* I was only a toddler when the modern-day preservation movement began in the US; I am therefore speaking broadly of preservationists of all generations from then until now.
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Steve Mouzon · Board Member at Sky Institute for the Future
Preservation's current identity crisis is defined by this choice: do we preserve buildings because they're lovable, like at the beginning of the preservation movement, or just because they're old? But the big unspoken choice is this: is it better to preserve artifacts or the traditions that created them?
James Anderson Crouch
Mr. Anderson's culinary comparison is a false equivalency and I strongly disagree with your description of historic districts as "architectural formaldehyde." While some historic district commissions like the Vieux Carre Commission and those in Charleston may seem draconian, their main purpose has been to stem ill-considered development and wholesale demolition; if not for the VCC, the French Quarter would be a series of parking lots servicing Bourbon St, with a few "preserved" blocks of facades camouflaging uniform hotel blocks. There is great value in the tout ensemble, which is why the historic districts in New Orleans, Charleston and Savannah are so valued/loved.
Yes, we need to preserve/recover the traditions that built cities like New Orleans and Charleston (and Boston and Richmond). It's not an either/or proposition. I look forward to your essay on SOI Standards - I suspect we share many of the same views.
Ann Daigle · Works at CityBuilding Exchange
Obviously we need both. We must save the lovable to prove that the building traditions themselves are worthy. The artifacts of traditions are just as dear because they were made with love (or they would have never become traditions). To throw a beautiful building away is tantamount to thumbing one's nose at the person who made it; to ignore a beautiful and humanely constructed district is to snub thousands of ancestors who toiled to give society a complete model - a "pattern book"- of most-loved traditions. We should save building traditions for the same reason we save districts. What Steve is asking is whether we should save buildings that are unlovable. If the old building is not loved, and if worse it deters from more lovable buildings around it like a bad apple in a basket, (this test of two) there is reason to replace it.
Tony Garcia
I think the best argument for preservation is that it provides a living example of tradition. To evolve traditional architecture - to adapt it to our current context - we need to use what exists as a starting point. If we have no starting point, then what results is disconnected and only a hint of what it should be. You nailed it here: "which would be to foster a new living tradition that picks up where the dead traditions left off. New living traditions, therefore, should be the highest goal of the preservation movement, and it's high time for this aspiration to enter the preservation discourse."
Really interesting post! But how exactly do you start a new living tradition (and keep it alive and evolving)? I would argue that preservation emerged precisely *because* we subconsciously realized that we no longer knew how to create, nourish, and evolve new living traditions for the built environment. Thus the desperate rush to save the products of dead traditions in the hope that maybe they'd spur us to establish new traditions. But, as you noted, it hasn't really worked...
As for the preservation movement's foray into preserving the boondoggles of the postwar era, well, I think that's partly a symptom of bureaucratization and institutionalization. If your professional livelihood depends on saving buildings, well then you have to find a continuous stream of them to save every year! And once you run out of the prewar stuff, you have no choice but to move on to the postwar junk.
Immediately after the demo of Penn Station, preservation was very much an informal bottom-up movement led by a very focused desire to save what was almost universally regarded as beautiful or historically significant. Fast forward several decades and preservation has bloated into a highly-formal institution - complete with inane paperwork and questionable procedures - preoccupied with the curatorization of the built environment: Treating neighborhoods like time-stamped museum exhibits in which you have to save a little bit of something from every era so you can create a static catalog of history. It's also forbidden to play off/evolve/develop/enhance the motifs of previous eras if you want to do some infill in a historic area because that's supposedly an affront to the "honesty" of the museum exhibit and to "the spirit of our time." (Whatever happened to the more important "spirit of our place?" But I digress. ;-) While there might be some merit in the curatorial approach in limited scenarios, to me preservation no longer has the focused-but-restrained 'save Beauty' approach of the immediate post-Penn Station era.
It should also be mentioned that much of the push to preserve postwar buildings is being led by academics, artists, and other intellectuals who might be totally detached from the deficiencies of a Brutalist bunker because they don't have to deal with it on a daily basis:
If all you have to do is appreciate these ghastly Brutalist buildings as starkly-elegant sculptural objects in photos and movies, then you may have a hard time understanding why the public hates them!
While there was some involvement of architects, academics, and artists in the earliest preservation movements, it seems to me that over the decades the upper layers of the movement have been influenced by the abstract dogmas of academia (another symptom of institutionalization). Thus today you see two layers of preservation at work: You get the bottom-up people in a small town that want to save the 1880s bank on their Main Street, and you also get the academic figures that want to save the physical ideological stunts that support their 1960s worldviews (as the above link reveals). Note how they often argue that the public has to be "conditioned" and "educated" to save something that's widely considered to be ugly. Did this "conditioning" have to be done to save Grand Central? Or countless other richly-textured, richly-patterned prewar buildings? Nope, people responded emotionally to those buildings/places and palpably *loved* them (which gets to your points on lovability); they didn't have to be "educated" to appreciate some stark slab that would repel them emotionally. The 'lovability' factor might even be neurological:
Finally, I have to question this bit:
"You kill a living tradition by formalizing it into a style, writing up the rules of the style as of today, publishing a pattern book for that style, and then enforcing conformance to the pattern book."
There have been pattern books and pattern collections for centuries, and they didn't seem to hamper the evolution of building traditions at all. There also continue to be pattern collections for other professions (like computer science) online, and that hasn't killed any traditions in those professions (rather, they sustain them). I would argue it's the way contemporary architects and urbanists are *using* pattern books that's at fault, rather than the pattern books themselves. (Of course, those architects of the 'starchitecture' variety are not even interested in maintaining traditions or patterns (apropos to your recent post on the space program vs. architectural fashion), so you can't maintain and develop a tradition if your worldview is predicated on the notion that existing traditions have to be constantly spurned and destroyed; i.e. perpetual revolution.)
I think from roughly WWI-WWII we lost true 'design' (the enhancement/refinement of tradition) in many of the professions responsible for our built environment because we converted those professions into hyperspecialized technocratic bureaucracies. People learned to copy solutions out of abstract technical manuals. The civic arts and urban design professions, for example, were transformed into a new 'urban planning' profession obsessed with abstract statistical models. Reductive traffic engineering rose to supplant integral City Beautiful street design. Whether it was the AASHTO Green Book, the IBC, or Architectural Graphic Standards, the postwar message to the (former) designer was clear: don't design, just copy the template out of the book and you can't go wrong. Then you'll breeze through the convoluted, technocratic permitting process. I think we're still stuck in the same approach when we use pattern books: just copy the template out of the book, make tweaks only if you have to conform to a need that varies from the situation in the book, and build it. Thus you get... the McMansion!
Contrast this with the way we used to use pattern books like Samuel Sloan's Model Architect. While there was lots of technical information in these books too, they read more like graphic novels than technical manuals. So because of the way they were presented and illustrated, you could tell that the authors intended the books to serve as loose idea generators rather than strict copy-and-paste manuals. And that's exactly what we used to do: Although some copying and pasting occurred (increasingly driven by the Industrial Revolution's demand for vast worker housing tracts), a lot of the time the books were only used as basic inspiration generators to create new buildings that were vastly different from the buildings in the pattern books. In fact, some books (or large portions of them) didn't even feature complete ready-to-build buildings: they illustrated sets of nested patterns which you were expected to modify, combine, and develop to create your own unique buildings:
This, IMO, is one thing that kept building traditions alive and evolving. There were no one-size-fits-all solutions (which are unfortunately present even in a lot of contemporary NU pattern books), rather there were a lot of fractal, incomplete building patterns which you worked with to create an infinite variety of new patterns. I'm not sure we're even capable of *seeing* this way anymore thanks to the 20th century's lingering "copy the template from the manual" approach.
Sorry for rambling. :-)
I forgot to add that I'm not sure I share Steve's optimism that "we are learning how to help traditions live again, I believe." Take LEED, for example: rather than fostering the kind of integral thinking that was common before the "Thermostat Age," it only seems to have induced an arbitrary checklist mentality. LEED's just another rote, abstract technical manual, in other words, rather than a true "best practice" transmitted through tradition. Thus we get isolated office parks with bike racks (which no one will ever use), "green" parking garages built with reused materials, solar panels and green roofs atop big box stores, and so on.
Because these fiascoes rely on a bunch of disparate, checklisted, manual-extracted "green" criteria, they're not really green in any integral way. Rather than fostering a true tradition of sustainability, the professions responsible for the built environment merely continue slathering on layers of rote codes. Some of this is probably due to the smoke-blowing PR nature of contemporary business, but much of it is probably due to the lingering 20th century notion that you have to follow quantification-based templates to get something "good."
Steven Semes
Steve, Thanks for the mention. I look forward to reading your next post on this topic. I like to think that the ideal historic district would be like a natural preserve where we protect an ecosystem--say a wetland, a rainforest, or a garden--by keeping it alive so that it can continue to change and grow in ways that do not destory it. That's why I think the word "conservation" is better--it's about keeping something alive. And the "something" is not just a collection of buildings, its the "capacity to build" that brought about that environment. True conservation preserves not buildings but building cultures. You are all over this with your "living tradition" writings and books. This is the new wave in preservation thinking, so keep going in this direction and we'll get where we want to be.


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100% Sponsorship = 100% Smiles
Over the past 6 years, our generous sponsors have brought hope, health, education and SMILES to over 600 children through a $38 a month sponsorship!
Each time we visit the CarePoints we are blown away by the progress the children have made and the obstacles they have overcome. They have gone from hopeless, hungry children to being the top kids in their classes with big dreams for their future.
Orphans of Teso Journey
We started our journey in the village of Ogoloi with 120 children. Once each of those kids found a sponsor we were able to start working in the village of Bukedea where we added 170 kids. One by one, our friends and family came forward and said they'd like to join us in changing the lives of these children. Each and every one of those kids also found a sponsor, or a "friend" as the word sponsor means in their language. And just a year ago we added our third village where your sponsorships provide for over 200 more children.
Every six months we visit these villages and are told about more children who would benefit from the HopeChest program and the leaders ask if these children can be added to the program so they can have their basic life needs met!
Each time we don't know how we could possibly find more sponsors but YES we want these children to eat and go to school so we add another 20-40 kids to the program. And each time we've been able to find sponsors for these kids.
Our journey continues, and on our last trip we added another set of children who desperately need food, schooling, medical care, discipleship and love! They need a special "friend" who will come alongside them and give them hope for a better future!
100% Smiles
This week we are starting a Facebook campaign called 100% smiles to find a sponsor for 100% of the children in our program!
We need each of you to think of a few people who might be willing to sponsor a child!
Tell them about your friends in Uganda and the experience you've had sponsoring a child and ask them to consider choosing a child whose life they'd like to change forever!
We need our tribe of sponsors to put their heads together with us, to say yes with us, to take ownership of finding sponsors for these kids.
How can you help?
We currently have 43 kids who are waiting for a sponsor! Let's get creative together and find them each a sponsor before we visit in January.
How can you get your kids involved to sponsor a child on their own?
How can you get your neighborhood, your small group, your kid's classroom, your extended family or your book club to partner with you to sponsor a child?
We have a middle school girl whose heart who decided sell baked goods so she could sponsor her own child. One family decided in place of Christmas presents for each other, each family would pay for a month or two of sponsorship throughout the year and they sponsor a kid together as an extended family. We have a youth group who sponsors a child and each youth brings a small offering each week to help cover the child's sponsorship for the month. There are unending ways to help find sponsors for these remaining 43 kids.
As we share videos, blogs and photos please share them, like them and comment on them! Think of the joy you've had in watching the kids you sponsor survive, thrive and succeed and share that opportunity with everyone around you!
Give your friends the opportunity to bring 100% smiles to a child in Uganda!!!


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I love books about faeries. It is almost guaranteed that if your book is about faeries, be is a war, a romance, friendship I will read it. What sparked this post was actually a conversation I had with my sister. She thinks faeries are creepy and much more scary than the boogieman in your closet or the monster under the bed. And thinking about it she has a point.
We are talking changelings, goblins, tricks for giggles and just murder a lot of the times. However, there is something about this world that makes me excited but most importantly invested.
It could be the horror part of it as I am a fan of horror or it could be the fantasy aspect of it and how the fae world is broken down and built. Either way I love it.
Reading books about faeries is what brought me into the fantasy genre and opened up to reading other folklore and mythologies that I now crave to read. On that note, this post will break down my favorite fae books and why I love them.
Wicked Lovely series by Melissa Marr
This is the series that started it all for me. My first book about faeries and the forbidden romance.
Aislinn sees faeries but follows a set of rules to keep her safe. Don't stare, don't speak and don't attract attention from the faeries. It isn't until Keenan the Summer King comes along and want Aislinn as his Queen.
I was sucked into this and it is one of the rare series I finished AND have all hardcover books for. As an adult (because I was 17/18 when I first read these books), I still enjoy them and Melissa Marr as an author.
When looking up this book cover on Goodreads, I noticed that a lot of reviewers compared this book to Twilight and generally hated Aislinn because she was boring. 1: I am going to ignore the Twilight part because any book that came out after Twilight that was about forbidden paranormal romances was compared to Twilight. 2: Aislinn is boring, which is the point. She chooses to live a boring life and existence to follow those specific rules.
Moral of the story, I ship this series and will foreva. If ya'll can promote and ship abusive and toxic relationships between a fae and a human *cough* then I can ship this.
Faeriewalker series by Jenna Black
If I remember correctly, I read this when it launched which was about 3 years after Wicked Lovely.
Dana's mother is an alcoholic and a very public one. So at her wits end, Dana runs away to find her father Avalon; the only place where the human and fae world coexist. But the peace Dana was looking for doesn't come as she is a faeriewalker, able to travel between both world and bring technology into the fae world.
Again, sucked in. The summary sounds cliche but the author was able to build a world that not only captivates you but makes sense if faeries were a real thing. As an adult, I may not read this again because there is a lot of cliche in the book.
However, its a solid novel that grows as your continue the series.
Bones of Faerie series by Janni Lee Simner
Funny story about this series. I wanted to read this book badly but I couldn't find any copies at a local store so I forgot about it (this was pre-goodreads). Fast forward and I see the book available on BookOutlet, so I bought it.
15 year old Liza is living in the aftermaths of a war between fae and humans. Surrounded by a forest that threatens anyone that comes into it, Liza discovers that she is part fae and can see into the past.
What took me by surprise within this series was the romance. It is not heavy by any means and in the first book it is nonexistent. I actually liked that about this series because that means that the romance wasn't the first priority in the story.
However, the book was slow and compared to the colors you see and feel from other fae novels, this was grey and a bit bland. I have always assumed this was intentional because ya know war. But it may not be liked. I enjoyed this read because it gave me a different outlook on the fae. Yes, I am well aware of the evilness of fae and how it can get dirty but from a book perspective, at the time that I read this book, this wasn't common.
The Iron Witch series by Karen Mahoney, I believe, is one of the most underrated YA
fae series that I have come across.
Donna's father died when she was seven after a fey attack. Her mother went crazy and now after years of being bullied for her iron tattoos branding her arms, her best friend is kidnapped and now she must work with the fae to save her.
I feel like this book did not get the hype that it deserves because of timing. If you haven't noticed, every 5 years there is craze where all that is published are the same type of books until something else comes along. Right now its witches and during the time of this book's release it was fae. So a lot of people's complaint is, its the same type of book. It really isn't.
Donna is an idiot. She isn't exactly the strong heroine that does what is right and owns to her mistakes. She is selfish and is willing to let the world die for those she loves. This is a problem throughout the entire series, however here is what I appreciate about this book. The story building is great. The author takes her time giving you a world that you are curious about. Yes, Donna is a tool, however, adding in alchemy to the story was a good call to push it along.
Although the series brought you the typical girl, willing to risk it all (literally all) for two people, the foundation was strong and I recommend it to young adults. NOT adults.
Say hello to my first introduction to Holly Black.
When Jared Grace finds their great uncle's book, 'Arthur Spiderwick's Field Guide to the Fantastic World Around You' they realize that they are not alone. The siblings use the field guide to discover what is truly around them.
The Spiderwick Chronicles will always be a favorite to me and I was introduced to this by my older nephew.
You want details in a small compacted but enjoyable form? This is it. You want illustrations that will fascinate and creep you out? This is it.
As the series progresses it gets darker because the kids begin meeting the not so friendly faeries, which is to be expected. Because we all know that some faeries are mean and evil.
The best feature about this read is the illustrations. They are so very detailed and fit well with theme of field guide that you can't help but purchase the companion book.
As this was the first book I read that featured Holly Black, I started reading her solo projects and got hooked. Overall, this is a good beginning into faeries.
Also I would like to say for those that didn't like the book because this children's book, not YA, CHILDREN'S BOOK, was too young for you, you might want to rethink some things.
But I can go on an on about faerie books. But I won't :) What are some of your favorites?


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Demand grows for intractable pain to be on Illinois' medical marijuana approved condition list
SPRINGFIELD – Nearly 5,000 petition signatures asking that intractable pain be added to the list of approved conditions for Illinois' medical marijuana program were delivered to the governor's office today.
State Senator Heather Steans and State Representative Kelly Cassidy, both Chicago Democrats, delivered the petitions, along with a strong message about Gov. Bruce Rauner's preference to continue appealing a judge's ruling on the matter.
"Given a choice between showing compassion for those suffering from chronic pain or pursuing a costly legal battle, the Rauner administration chose the latter," Steans said. "I do not believe that appealing the court's decision is an effective use of taxpayer dollars. From the number of Illinoisans that signed this petition, I'm not the only one that seems to think so."
In February, the Rauner administration decided to appeal a Cook County judge's ruling to add intractable pain to the list of qualifying conditions in the medical marijuana program. Intractable pain is a severe form of chronic pain. Patients with intractable pain may be prescribed opioids to cope with this condition.
"Tens of thousands of Illinois residents who are suffering from intractable pain have few choices for relief besides dangerous opiates," Cassidy said. "Intractable pain isn't going away, but we can provide folks a safer alternative."


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Thanks to rajah.com reader Brian for sending this in!
Hi folks! Been coming to rajah.com for years and love it. Thought I would send in results/thoughts from the awesome Smackdown house show I attended Sunday with my two sons. My 15 year old has been to many events, but this was the first event ever for my 7 year old. And I think he had an amazing experience. People, if your kids like wrestling, and you don't want to sit through 4 hour tv tapings, go to a live event! So much more all-age friendly! Anyways...
Ring Announcer/Host Mike Rome
Match 1 - The Bar(c) beat The New Day for the Smackdown tag team championships. Standard comical, entertaining opener from these 5.
Match 2,3 - Shelton Benjamin beat Aiden English twice. Aiden came out to boos to sing for us about how we used to love him. Shelton Benjamin beat him in a quick match, Aiden complained to have a rematch, and Shelton beat him again in about 30 seconds. As Shelton was walking up the aisle, he got beaten down by the Colons, who then got confronted by Gallows and Anderson, which led to...
Match 4 - Luke Gallows, Karl Anderson, and Shelton Benjamin beat Aiden English and the Colons.
Match 5 - Lana and a "mystery partner" beat the IIconics. Mystery partner ended up being Nikki Cross, who I saw in person for the first time. God, I love this character and hope she succeeds wherever she ends up. And, I'm in the minority i think, but I love the IIconics trash talking and overall characters.
Match 6 - Charlotte Flair beat Asuka. Charlotte started by trashing Ronda Rousey, who received mostly boos when mentioned, and asked who she was going to beat tonight like she did Rousey at Survivor Series. Let me put it this way, this could've easily been the main event of the show. Both got heavily cheered and put on a very physical, athletic match. Hand raise of Asuka by Charlotte to show respect at the end.
Most faces signed quick autographs or took a few selfies on their way back up the aisle, but Charlotte far and away spent the most time, lots of hugs to little girls also. She seems very genuine and appreciative of her success.
Match 7 - Randy Orton beat Jeff Hardy. Orton still gets a good reaction on entrance until he starts his heel tactics. Lots of delete chants for Jeff, who can still fly around for a 41 year old.
Match 8 - R-Truth and Carmella beat Andrade Cien Almas and Zelina Vega in mixed tag team action. I'll say it again, man that guy and his song still gets a good pop. Carmella even throws in some of her own lines also. Mostly comedic match with non stop "what's up!" At the end, Truth and Carmella brought in a kid to dance with them.
Match 9 - US Champion Shinsuke Nakamura beat Samoa Joe and Rusev in a triple threat title match. I would say Rusev was the fan favorite, but the other 2 were cheered at times also.
Match 10 - AJ Styles beat the Miz in the main event. Full on heel Miz here, and he got the loudest, consistent booing on the night. Lots of trash talking Madison and stalling to begin. More of a slow style match, but very entertaining. The Miz is good at his job!
After the match, Styles spoke about how it's been a bad few weeks for him, but he promises one thing - to kick Daniel Bryan's ass! Styles spent a bit also signing and posing with the fans.
To say I was pleasantly surprised by this event is an understatement. Can't say enough how much the boys and I enjoyed. Thanks for reading!


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It's advantageous to make known your intentions. Giving others insight into your intentions is beneficial to both sides. This applies to daily life and especially pays off in your China manufacturing and importing.
An "indication of intentions"; that can be a mouthful, but, there is thought behind it.
Obviously in business and life you don't play your whole hand; you leave something to the imagination and and you leave a card or two in hand. At the same time, for the benefit of your neighbor and in the case of offshore manufacturing, your supplier – you give an indication of intentions.
Take the daily-life example of driving. How many times have you muttered to yourself sarcastically, "thanks for the signal" when the other driver didn't give one?
That's what the turn signal is for. You turn on your turn signal because that gives the people behind you, in the other lane, those waiting to pull out… it gives them an indication of your intentions. They know you are going to turn right, therefore, they may have the ability to go ahead and pull out on to the main thoroughfare. A turn signal let's you know the car in front of you is about to turn off and you can break accordingly and prepare to go around…whatever the case may be. It gives and indication of intentions.
In offshore quoting and project management buyers can be notoriously slack when it comes to giving an indication of intentions (and as always from my posts here at the blog, this rings doubly true for the promotional product industry and distributors who go offshore).
You expect your supplier to spit out quotes on time, to make samples upon request (many times you even try to negotiate these fees and shipping costs), doesn't this hard working supplier deserve to know for what reason they are doing this? Doesn't the supply-side earn the right to know how the project is progressing and if further movement is on the horizon?
So what's the big deal, right? You didn't answer your supplier, you didn't let them know what your plans are…what can it really hurt?
Going Cold on Offshore Projects: Not letting your supplier know what's next, letting time lag between the last bit of communication, not letting them know if you plan on ordering, if the price was high, if the project, is dead, etc… leads to the factory going cold. They're not sitting around the water cooler waiting for you to order, they've got other clients, a sales team and a business to run. You can fall down the rank of importance in the factory's eyes and you were probably not as important as you thought you were to begin with – a lag in communication can make it even worse and all the "high quantity, lofty" promises you were making, seem even less sincere.
If you don't treat the project as important, guess who else won't?
A Cold Factory Goes back to Square #1….Square #1 Can be Dangerous: If the factory goes cold, previously confirmed information has the high possibility of being off the table. You have to start from square #1 in reconfirming all points, price talks, etc… Previously smoothed out areas can now seem rough. Further chances for misunderstandings and quality areas grow from starting a project again. The Chinese factories are notoriously bad at cataloguing info and keeping records of previous quotes and project development processes.
Things Change: Since factories are at the source with material vendors and original resources, they may need to go back and check their costing. If you're a client known for low communication and delays in signing off, then the factory may not hesitate in adding on cost to cover more of the headache you dish out. Also by not giving your vendor an indication of intentions on the project, you risk going in the dark when costs of materials increase, when production lines are booked or when a mold is no longer functional. When you are finally ready to rock n' roll on the project, the factory's jets will be totally cooled.
In short, communication is such an important key in your dealings in China manufacturing. It is so simple, but along with the zealous need for saving a few pennies, this is one of the main downfalls I see from importers.
Tighten up your communication, be professional in your own info-flow and you'll see more professionalism from the China vendor.


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I am a huge fan of breakfast!! It's not only the most important meal of the day, but happens to be one where I enjoy pretty much everything about! Eggs, bacon, waffles, hashbrowns, benedicts, pancakes! I could go on…
Month: September 2017
What is Balance- How to Achieve it
I've noticed that balance is a word people are using more and more when it comes to their daily lives and how they make it all work. Balance is also a term often associated with diet and weight loss. But it is about so much more than that too! I wanted to share a little bit with you about why balance is so such a huge part of how I live my day to day, and how it keeps me in check with myself.
Our Summer Adventures Round-Up
This has been a pretty eventful summer! (Eventful compared to last when I had a baby who was not yet walking and tied us down a little more) Although I am sad that it is coming to an end, I have made a lot of personal growth this summer, as well as we have done some really fun family things.


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Meet Tictail, it's the Etsy-Ikea mashup we've been waiting for
By Danielle Pinkus|
Unless you're hunting furniture auctions every weekend, it's near impossible to find cool independent designer furniture that's relatively inexpensive — which is probably why you can walk into virtually every 20-something-year-old's apartments and they're filled with the same Ikea pieces.
Meet Tictail, the online marketplace bringing furnishing, homewares and fashion from independent brands around the world to you.
With offices in Stockholm and New York, and a shop in New York's Lower East Side, think of Tictail as an online marketplace, much like Etsy, where you can shop for independent brands and emerging sellers (most of which seem like they're based in Sweden — the home of our favourite furniture giant Ikea).
Unlike Etsy though, you'll find more emerging brands, rather than individual makers and customised goods. If you're looking for a cool-Scandi minimalist coffee table, or a mid-century side board, Tictail is where you'll find it.
And if you've ever found yourself on a scrolling binge to find said coffee table or sideboard, when you're not exactly sure what you're after, Tictail has a cool curated search function to help you narrow down what you're looking for.
Tictail ships to Australia (double tick), however one big downside is the exxy shipping if you're not purchasing a big ticket item (a cute marble-effect tray for $22, will cost you another $15 in shipping).
Here's a few of the Tictail products we think are worth the splurge:
Mind the Gap poster, $33
Green marble table, $363
Copper pipe clothing rack, $319
Smoke grey glass table lamp, $288
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Create and edit a report
In order to create a report in EasyERP reports module click on the New button on the Reports page. On this dialog, you can customize the report as you wish. Don't worry, it's not hard, we will guide you through the process. When you will open create report menu you will see following window:
First, you need to select the time range for the report. To do so, click on the calendar icon, this dropdown list will be shown:
This instrument may be familiar to you, it is widely used in EasyERP. You can select one of the preinstalled time periods, or input a custom date.
Next step is to name your report. The good rule of thumb is to give descriptive names for reports you create. You may also add a description below, this field is optional.
Then you have to decide who will be able to view your report. If you wish to make this report available only for you, check the Private checkbox. Leaving it unchecked makes the report available to everybody who has access to Reports module.
You can change the type of report. By default, the type of order is set to Sales by product report. As we have mentioned before, currently, there are five groups of reports available: sales, inventory, employees, persons, companies, leads, opportunities reports. After selecting the report type, it's time to customize and manage the report.
You can customize the report by including or excluding columns. The number and type of available columns vary, depending on the type of report. Now it is up to you, select the columns you wish to see in your report. You can do that by marking the checkbox to the right of a column name. Or, you can press Check all button to include all columns in your report.
A great feature of the EasyERP reports module is that you can change the order of these columns too. Simply drag-n-drop them, like you do with icons on your desktop, or as you can see here:
That's it, all you need to do for completing the process is to click Create button at the bottom right corner of the menu. The newly created report will be shown on top of the list. Simply click on it to open.
Even when the report is finished you can customize it, for example, you can swap columns. To change positions of the columns just drag-n-drop them. EasyERP allows you export your reports to PDF, CSV or XLSX format. It can be done by clicking on the corresponding icons at the top of the report table:View the original page


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Take care of your boat this Winter and it will take care of you all Summer!
Take care of your boat this Winter and it will take care of you all Summer!
We are proud to be your dealer of Legend Boats, Mercury Outboards and CanadaDocks Docks and your home port in the Ottawa Valley.
Originally established by Mr. Buddy Lindsay, White Lake Marina is now owned and operated by Peter and Andra Bettencourt, who moved their young family from southern Ontario in 2008 to follow their dream.
We are located on 'The Canal' on White Lake's North-Eastern shore. We are less than 15 minutes from highway 417 at Arnprior, 45 minutes from Kanata and less than 1 hour from downtown Ottawa.
Ever-advancing our skills, products, and service offerings, we believe in helping you make memories on the water. Offering: Legend Boats, Mercury Outboards and CanadaDocks Docks + Boat Rentals!
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We are proud of the ladies of the 'Prior Chestnuts and so proud to have been supporting them since day 1!
Enjoy free skating, timbits & hot chocolate while you fill a boat for the Arnprior Foodbank! (Please stay tuned for news about this event, due to COVID restrictions, no date has been set.)
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Unwound's 2001 album Leaves Turn Inside You is one of those pieces of art that, to try to describe, would be like trying to recreate a Pollock painting with crayons. Everything that it means to me, everything that I love about it, and especially my own experiences discovering it are just lost when I try to describe why it's good, much less try to review it. That said, Leaves Turn Inside You is too great not to speak about, and this is my best outlet, so here goes nothing.
To give a frame of reference, Unwound's first album Fake Train was purely a post-hardcore album. Immediately, they demonstrated incredible skill and maturity. The song "Kantina" is a perfect example of this. Generally, when post-hardcore musicians try to express sadness, they do it in the frame of anger or catharsis ("Good Morning Captain" by Slint is a perfect example where the simple lyric "I miss you" is yelled), but "Kantina" is just as somber as an Elliott Smith song yet just as blood-pumping as a Fugazi song. 3 years later, Unwound released Repetition, where the ideas of Fake Train were expanded on with noodling instrumental sections and varying song structures. Finally, Leaves Turn Inside You was released in 2001, and here we are now.
I hesitate to call Leaves rock; forget about calling it post-hardcore or even indie rock. Sure, it has all the elements of rock: guitar, drums, bass, and even a mellotron on some songs, but the song structure and songwriting is completely different from anything I've heard before. For instance, in the song "Demons Sing Love Songs", a 4/4 dance beat is used as the drum beat. This isn't unheard of—Arcade Fire is known to use these same beats in their own indie-rock songs. However, Unwound sets themselves apart by contextualizing this sort of beat in a song with gloomy guitar tones and lyrics about how you'll inevitably get your heart broken if you decide to be vulnerable and love somebody else. "Terminus" is another perfect example of the alien nature of this music. It begins with a simple bass line. The tone is incredibly distinct—it warps and buzzes with each note, and sets the foundation the rest of the song is built on. The song as a whole blends progressive songwriting with punk guitar tones, lyrics, and beats. The song "ends" with a cello and a violin fading into the mix and drowning out the more traditional rock instruments. Then, a groovy Rhodes keyboard-based prologue and actually wraps up the song. It's a bizarre artistic choice, you would normally think that the prologue would feel unnatural or forced, but it works regardless. That's why I enjoy this band so much, they don't allow even the broadest of genres define them. Unwound simply makes the music that they want to make.
The opening song "We Invent You" is a perfect introduction to the entirety of this album. It starts with a synth drone which sounds almost exactly like guitar feedback, something Unwound used to great extent in prior works. Then, the drone subsides and the main guitar riff begins. It sounds angry but lethargic at the same time. If it was at a faster tempo, it wouldn't sound out of place on Fake Train. Then the drum beat appears, and lead vocalist Justin Trosper begins to sing, and the context of the riff totally changes. The song soars and becomes almost transcendent, not angry and brooding. It starts off this already unorthodox album with the message of "we could do the same thing again, but why not do something completely different?"


text: The Kingrand Hotel Beijing is located close to the Temple of Heaven and railway station. Nearby attractions include Tian'anmen Square, Qianmen Commercial Pedestrian Street, Wangfujin Commercial Street, the National Palace Museum, Grand National Theater, Chang'an Street and Chairman MAO Memorial Hall. It is 31 kilometers away from Beijing Capital International Airport. Opened in 2013, Kingrand Hotel Beijing with 5-story for the main building and 3-story for the annex building features 356 rooms and suites, equipped with direct dial telephones, satellite televisions, fire protection system, multi-functional plug seats, climate control, refrigerators, alarm clocks, desks, sofas, umbrellas, cribs, bottled water, sewing kits, mini-bars, in-room safes, electric kettles, wake-up calls, room service, kitchens, kitchen utensils, bathroom telephones, bathrobes, electronic scales, toiletries, 24-hour hot water, hair dryers, slippers, showers, bathtubs, butler service. Handicapped rooms are also available. Kingrand Hotel Beijing properties include free Wi-Fi in public area, free parking lot, airport pick-up service, business center, beauty salon, laundry service, concierge service, travel service, ATM banking, safe-deposit boxes at reception, currency exchange, audio-visual equipment, child care, free map, multi-lingual staff, left luggage service, Closed Circuit Television in public area, barrier free access and car/rental service.


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Katya Vineyards is proud to announce our partnership with Captain Caliente and his delicious hot sauce brand. We will be featuring The Captain's gourmet hot sauces in some of our dishes regularly.
When it comes to fine dining, gourmet food and wine pairings both our executive chef Tony Deras and Dr. Wine are all too familiar with how great flavors go together. Those who know about our tasting room are also aware of the stunning flavors and savory food dishes that chef Tony Deras is able to put together. You are also accustomed to the knowledge, quality and skill that our chief wine maker, Dr. Wine, has put together for Katya Vineyards' premium wine selections. The process of creating incredible foods, wines and pairings for our patrons has been an enjoyable experience for all of us.
Our commitment to quality, fresh and sustainable food remains one of our principle goals. Which is why we change our menu every single week. Fresh, succulent seasonal vegetables and proteins are featured on our changing menu. This commitment to customers carries over into everything we do. From wine pairings to food presentation to our wine products, our goal is to offer the very best of the best for our clientele.
Captain Caliente grows hot peppers right here in Marion County in an amazing aquaponics system. The fresh peppers are harvested then immediately used in his gourmet hot sauces and hot pepper powder series. The Captain is even developing an exclusive secret formula for Katya Vineyards to use. We are excited to partner with local businesses that are committed to the same level of quality we strive to offer.


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Vietnam's exports rose nearly 10 per cent to nearly $120.7 billion in the first nine months of the year while imports jumped 16 per cent to $124.5 billion, pushing the trade deficit out to around $3.9 billion according to the General Statistics Office (GSO).
Despite a 1.9 per cent month-on-month decline of $12.4 billion in September, total export earnings in the first nine months of the year were estimated to have increased 9.6 per cent against the same period last year, to nearly $120.7 billion. Earnings by domestic exporters fell 2.7 per cent, accounting for 29.4 per cent, while the remainder came from foreign-invested enterprises, increasing a significant 15.8 per cent.
In the first nine months the export growth of certain items pushed up export revenue. For example, electronics, computers and components saw the highest increase, of 52.8 per cent and $11.4 billion, followed by mobile phones and components with an increase of 34.3 per cent to $23.2 billion.
Other products, meanwhile, saw a decline in exports during the period with coal falling a sizeable 67.1 per cent followed by coffee at 31.6 per cent.
Exports to major markets rose significantly, with the US and the EU increasing 19.6 per cent and 12.4 per cent, respectively, and accounting for 20.6 per cent and 18.9 per cent of the country's total export value.
Exports to China also rose 12.5 per cent, representing 10.4 per cent of the country's total export value.
Import value reached $14.3 billion in September, an increase of 1.2 per cent compared to August. In the first nine months import value stood at $124.5 billion, up 15.9 per cent year-on-year. Domestic enterprises accounted for 41.2 per cent, up 9.7 per cent, while imports by foreign enterprises increased 20.7 per cent.
Some key items recorded higher import turnover compared to the same period last year. Vehicle imports rose a substantial 77 per cent while mobile phones and components increased 33.6 per cent.
China was still Vietnam's largest import market, with a total value of $36.8 billion, an increase of 18.1 per cent, followed by South Korea with $20.9 billion, up 32.4 per cent.
According to the GSO, Vietnam's trade deficit with China was $24.3 billion in the first nine months, a sharp 21.3 per cent increase compared to the same period of 2014. The impact of adjustments to exchange rates did not have a clear impact on trade performance in the first nine months but may increase the trade deficit with China in the fourth quarter.


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Coach Joel Quenneville stood in the United Center hallway, summing up what had been a difficult Friday.
"Very emotional deals," he said on Saturday morning, as Day 2 of the NHL Draft commenced. "A lot to process there."
Indeed, the Blackhawks had a busy and difficult day on Friday, trading defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson to Arizona and swapping Artemi Panarin and Brandon Saad in a deal with the Columbus Blue Jackets. Quenneville was seen by media leaving a coaches meeting in between the Hjalmarsson and Panarin/Saad trades on Friday morning and he wasn't at the Blackhawks' table on Friday, unusual for the opening night of the draft. But he said his absence wasn't about the trades.
"Not at all," he said.
Still, as Quenneville said, big moves are a lot to process, even for a team that's done its share of shedding players since the 2010 offseason. General manager Stan Bowman said Friday was filled with, "high emotions… when you make some difficult decisions." Jonathan Toews said on Friday night that, "everyone's kind of shocked" by recent events, including Marian Hossa's loss. Toews added he was wary of saying the team was better today, out of respect for departed players.
"It's hard to sit there and say that without sounding like you're being disrespectful to two teammates you care for and know were huge parts of the team," he said.
We talk about the business side of hockey all the time. You make the tough decisions and then you move forward. But there's a human element to all of this that's easy to forget. Players, especially those who are with an organization for a long time as Hjalmarsson was, make their impact on and off the ice. Teammates and coaches are spending endless amounts of time together, and those bonds, coupled with what they all go through during regular seasons and Stanley-Cup runs, endure. Saying goodbye is difficult.
For Quenneville, seeing Hjalmarsson leave was very difficult.
"Well, certainly Hammer, he's one of those heart-and-soul guys and was instrumental in winning some championships for us. You feel for him and what he meant to his team and his teammates and fans here and the city of Chicago. He's one of those guys that you have an appreciation to watch and see how he competes and knowing what he fights through to stay on the ice in a lot of games. He's a heart-and-souler. Those guys are hard to see go," Quenneville said. "Bread Man wasn't here long enough to really get that consistency over term. But Hammer really did give a lot to the organization. And we are very appreciative of the Bread Man, because he could wow us and entertain us and a great kid, as well."
Still, there's the positive side. Quenneville and Toews are thrilled to have Saad back in the fold. Toews and Saad had great chemistry, the first time around and Quenneville said he'll put those two together to start the season – "I know that [Patrick Kane] finds a way to make it happen, no matter who's playing at center or on his left. It really adds a one-two punch that hopefully we get consistency and predictability in that area," Quenneville said.
Saad should also help fill at least some of the void left from Hossa.
It's another offseason during which the Blackhawks are feeling the losses, professionally as well as personally. You process, you deal with the sting and then you proceed. That's the business.
"As a coach, we're in the short-term business, we're thinking about now," Quenneville said. "So we're going to do everything we can to better ourselves right now and looking to win today. And that's our challenge and that's what we look at."


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Custom Type provides both an App and a WIdget that allows the replacement of the Type system field option values with those supplied via an alternative Custom field.
The corresponding system field will be hidden from view in the Ticket form and any Views and replaced with the alternative custom field.
The custom field will become visible and available for inclusion when creating and updating new Views.
First Create your Custom Type Ticket Field
It is first necessary to create a custom ticket field (3) with a list of options (4) for use as the custom Types.
This field can be given any name, e.g. "Category", and so need not be named "Type".
*Note: If the custom ticket Type is to be made available for selection in the Web Portal when submitting a ticket be sure to make visible and editable (5).
Configure the Custom Type App and Widget
*Note: if you haven't already done so, before attempting to configure this App please familiarize yourself with the section of this manual describing the deployment and configuration of Apps.
Once deployed and installed the Custom Type App (3) can be configured (4) and utilized from within the CloudSET Apps Library.
*Note: the configurator can also be invoked from within the CloudSET Widgets Library (5), since the configuration settings will apply to the use of the corresponding Widget in Web Portal.
Identify the Corresponding Custom Type Field in the Configurator
Select the corresponding custom field (1) that will be used as the replacement in the Ticket form, from those that already exist in your Zendesk account.
The list of options associated with the new custom Type field will be populated in the right hand panel of the configurator (2).
Map the Custom Type Option Values to the System Field Equivalents
For each of the option values in the custom Type field (1), drag and drop to the equivalent option value in the system Type field (2).
The custom Type will be introduced as a child node of the system Type option value (3), thus establishing a mapping.
The effect of this is that when the custom field option value is selected for a ticket, the mapped value will be selected for the corresponding system field in the background, since the system field will now be hidden in the Ticket form.
If required it is possible to map a system value (4) to multiple custom field values (5), in which case selecting each of these custom field values for a ticket will cause the selection of the same system value in the background.
If necessary drag an existing Type to the "RUBBISH" bin (6) to remove a mapping.
Remember to click the Save button (7) to apply the settings otherwise they will be lost when navigating away from the configurator.
The Save button will briefly change to display the text Saving... and any errors will be reported back in the dialog.
If no errors are reported, simply close the dialog (8), otherwise contact Coherence Design for support.
Close the dialog once the mappings have been saved (8).
Confirm Success of Custom Field Mappings (Agent Interface)
Now when creating or updating a ticket in the Agent Interface the system Type is hidden and replaced by the custom Type and associated option values (1).
When a value is selected in the custom Type field the corresponding value is set (in the background ) in the system Type field.
As such it will remain possible to search for Tickets using the system field options, or via a tag name corresponding to the custom field option.
It is also possible to create views using the custom field options and see the option values in the results.
*Note: it might be necessary to refresh the page (CTRL F5) before the new configurations take effect.
Confirm Success of Custom Field Mappings (Web Portal)
Similarly when creating or updating a ticket via the Web Portal, the system Type is hidden and replaced by the custom Type and associated option values (1).
As in the Agent Interface when a value is selected in the custom Type field the corresponding value is set (in the background ) in the system Type field.
*Note: in order for Custom Type to take effect in the Web Portal, the Widget must have been deployed from within the CloudSET Widgets Library.


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6.4 x 9 inches (162 x 228 mm). HE. 4 in 1: Static control. Helps reduce wrinkles. Softens. Freshens. Questions? Information? Call toll-free (in US and Canada): 1-800-5-Bounce; 1-800-(526-8623). bouncefresh.com. Oh hi there, thanks for doing your part on recycling day. In part because of you, we can continue to make this box from 100% recycled paper (35% post consumer). 4 in 1 Benefits: Static control; freshens; helps reduce wrinkles; softens. Fabricated in: Canada.


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50 years Flexitex
This November, Flexitex celebrates its 50 years of activity.
We started our history in the 60s, becoming a dream fulfillment of its founder, Mr. António Leite de Castro, who always led us by paths of work, dedication and respect for others.
We appreciate all the cooperation that we have always had, over the years, from all partners, allowing us today, to be present in multiple global markets.
To our customers, we want to ensure continuity never ending the creation of effective solutions to the sleep industry.
Your satisfaction is our motivation.


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by Mike Supple, Sr. Social Media Manager, Milestone Internet Marketing
The growth of social media and widespread adoption by many so much of the world's internet users has pushed the search engines to pay a significant amount of attention to the signals from social channels. For companies with an online presence, this begs the question: how exactly is social interacting with search, and how can I use social media to improve my search saturation and ranking?
This session at PubCon Las Vegas 2011 approaches the topic of social and search in three key areas:
- Search isn't just Google any more
- Content marketing: maximize the reach of your content
- Connecting: everything you do online is driven by relationships
Exploring these issues a little further:
Search isn't just Google any more
Just a couple of years ago, any time you wanted to find something on the web the best place to start was Google. But search is getting a lot more specialized. Rather than starting at a global engine, we often go directly to the source. We search Amazon for books (or eBooks), iTunes for music and podcasts, IMDB for movies, YouTube for videos, LinkedIn for people, Twitter for news, and more. To stay relevant (and dominant) Google is making their search results more social, and thus more meaningful to individual users. This means that in the not too distant future every person will see a different search results page based on the likes, +1, shares and posts of their friends. Optimizing your content on all these specialized channels will make it easier for users to find you not only on those channels, but on Google and all the other search engines as well.
Content Marketing
As Google moves away from page rank in favor of social signals, it is important to optimize your content in many different formats to leverage every channel. Rather than just a blog post, take that same content and turn it into white papers, press releases, case studies, widgets, videos, and infographics.
Infographics are not a new concept – everybody likes seeing complex information in an easy-to-digest format – but in the past few months the popularity of infographics on the net has exploded. Creating a quality infographic isn't easy, but the results could very well help your content go viral. The key to a strong infographic is starting with a good idea. Once you have a concept to provide new and interesting information, get a good designer on board to turn your vision into a reality and promote it on all your channels. A quick tip from David Wallace – post on Tuesdays and Wednesdays tend to get the most traction.
Having a presence on many social channels is just one step in the process. To get any ROI from your social marketing efforts, you need to connect with your consumers. This does not mean run a contest that has little long term value, or go pay some company to get you 5,000 Facebook Likes in one day. To truly connect and get conversions from your social channels, you need to be interacting with qualified users. Research where your consumers are already socializing and create a presence there. Enter the conversations in a way that provides value to your consumers and will encourage them to interact.
Thousands of fans or followers is useless if they aren't people with whom you can connect and drive a conversion!
Jay Berkowitz
Rebecca Murtagh
David Wallace


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