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2nd VIEW: 'Flat Lottie,' trek by trek, relays her mission field encounters
"Flat Lottie," via computer graphics, joins the flow of urban bike riders in one of Asia's megacities in one of her treks to report of the work of Southern Baptist missionaries.
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"Flat Lottie" (via a 4-foot, 3-inch poster of the famed missionary) stops by India's Taj Mahal as part of her missions travels with IMB writers, photographers and videographers.
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The travels of "Flat Lottie" can be accessed via an interactive map: Blue dots mark her stops in East Asia; green dots, Southeast Asia; red dots, South Asia; yellow dots, Deaf ministry locations.
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Diane In* and Kate Johnson*, coloring their "Flat Lottie" cutouts, are part of a team of five ladies who go to a juvenile detention center in Thailand to share God's love twice a week using English instruction, Bible lessons, music, craft, dance and art. One of the team members also accompanies another Christian worker who goes once a week to teach Bible.
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Originally posted Dec. 11, 2013
SOUTHEAST ASIA (BP) -- Ever heard of Flat Stanley? How about Flat Lottie?
With Flat Stanley, schoolchildren exchange paper cutouts or digital images of Stanley as a way of interacting with students in other locations, even other countries.
A life-size Lottie Moon photo joins two young missions enthusiasts for tea.
Flat Lottie, akin to missionary pioneer Lottie Moon 100-plus years ago in China, is intent on stirring Southern Baptists to the fullest of missions support though their prayers, finances and involvement.
Flat Lottie, as a 4-foot/3-inch poster (the same height as the real-life Lottie Moon), has accompanied IMB writers, photographers and videographers across Asia as they've reported on the work of Southern Baptist missionaries in 2013 and 2012. Flat Lottie also has been transported to various missions settings as a caricature via computer graphics and as a hand-held paper cutout.
To see Flat Lottie's travels in 2013 via an interactive map, click
. Each pin in the map connects to a brief story about the missionary or missions outreach there.
For Flat Lottie's 2012 ventures, also via an Internet-friendly map, click
Lottie Moon's call still resounds in 2013
"Wondering what your mission dollars have done this year?" one of the IMB/Asia writers noted in describing the purpose of Flat Lottie's travels to communicate to Southern Baptists. "Flat Lottie Moon set out across Asia to find out how every dollar given to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering makes a difference. She visited your representatives who were hard at work sharing the Gospel and helping communities."
Flat Lottie also has been seen in a
featuring two young missions enthusiasts who tell about the famed missionary's labors in China preceding her death in 1912. (For an additional video about Lottie Moon, click
The offering (officially the
Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions
) is a key channel of support for nearly 5,000 IMB missionaries worldwide. It is an annual emphasis across the Southern Baptist Convention each December, working in tandem with gifts from churches through the Cooperative Program year-round for SBC missions.
"Our multimedia teams see your mission offering dollars at work in every story we do," International Mission Board personnel in Asia wrote on their
website last year in describing their initial Flat Lottie project. "It's a humbling experience to see how small and large gifts to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering combine to make it possible to reach a lost world. This year [2012], the AsiaStories staff wanted to make a better visual connection between our stories and your mission dollars ... and while we were at it, we had a little a fun."
Each media team, while traveling to gather missions stories, "took a life-sized poster of Lottie Moon, the woman our missions' offering is named after, with the goal of showing 'Lottie @ Work' in places and doing ministries you'd never expect. You should have seen the crazy looks thrown our way when we pulled out a 4-foot 3-inch poster of a missionary from the early 1900s. Of course we got a lot of smiles and laughter when we asked people to pose with our Flat Lottie. But to our surprise, this poster (sitting in a dugout canoe, scuba diving or digging a well) provided an opening to share about this legacy missionary and the message she carried so many years ago."
Other resources posted in tandem with the Flat Lottie initiative include:
-- a Facebook page
-- a multi-dimensional Pinterest page
-- 10 things that happen because of gifts to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering:
10 things
-- 7 ideas for boosting a church's Lottie Moon Offering:
7 ideas
Among the suggestions: Find stories on missionaries to share at
or on
unreached people groups.org
Also see the Lottie Moon Offering
idea gallery
for various ways other churches have rallied to support Southern Baptists' missionaries and a webpage with
of how Southern Baptists' gifts are utilized on the mission field.
-- a Flat Lottie who can visit your community. Just use this
Lottie cutout
, give her a few splashes of color and let her spark conversations about missions wherever you go.
-- various letters penned by Lottie Moon from China sounding her clarion call to missions
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Employees of the establishment said that one person was shot just around the corner from the building.
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A suburban Detroit man who killed an unarmed woman on his porch told police that he didn't know there was a round in the shotgun.
Prosecutors on the second day of trial Thursday played a recording of Theodore Wafer's remarks to officers made immediately after they arrived at his Dearborn Heights home last Nov. 2.
Wafer told police that when he opened the door he didn't recognize the woman, and that he didn't know the gun he fired was loaded.
The 55-year-old Wafer is charged with second-degree murder in the death of 19-year-old Renisha McBride. He claims it was an act of self-defense.
McBride was shot in the face while on Wafer's porch around 4:30 a.m. on Nov. 2. They didn't know each other.
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Interior designer Scott Mangan owns design firm Rubbish Interiors, Inc., a Los Angeles interior design firm and showroom specializing in high-end residential and commercial projects of both contemporary and traditional styles. Scott Mangan Rubbish Interiors signature style has been heavily featured in the press.
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Right in the heart of Silver Lake, down the street from the reservoir is Rubbish Interiors, a showroom that offers plenty for anyone. Owner Scott Mangan and designer Nick Bianco bring a flourishing eye and richness to any project they are involved in. Offering decor and design strategy to both residential and commercial projects, Rubbish Interiors has been a playground for dynamic elegance since 1994.
I recently sat down with the gentleman of Rubbish Interiors and had a conversation about their design motto and the history of their showroom. "Our Silver Lake store is not only a place filled with unusual items from which we pull for our own design work, but it is a go-to resource for some of the top interior designers across the country."
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We draw inspiration from many sources, including art and fashion, nature and technology. Scott Mangan's background in art, both as an artist and and having worked for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, infuses our projects with a strong sense of line, proportion and color. Nick Bianco has an extensive knowledge of furniture design and interior design history and we pull from different periods and styles when creating a design. Every time we shop or open a magazine, travel around the globe or simply go on a walk in our neighborhood we find new inspiration. Our design office and store is located in Silver Lake, which for decades has had an incredible creative energy. It is hard not to be inspired by our surroundings.
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Our style is an eclectic mix of modern and traditional from different eras, though some projects tend to be on the more strictly modern or strictly traditional side, depending on the client. For a recent job in San Marino we did a dining room in a mix of Italian Baroque, English Regency and Mid-century Chinoiserie. For a Downtown loft we did a mix of 1970's and 1980's modern, with contemporary art stacked to the ceiling. Our design for the Lamill Boutique Restaurant in Silver Lake was a mix of styles in a very modern building. Against a background of hand-painted Neo-classical wallpaper and a large centerpiece Georgian brass chandelier we created custom seating based on a Mid-century country club vibe in unusually colored faux animal skins - teal crocodile, powder blue ostrich and pale jade shagreen.
When designing and doing custom decorating for clients, what rules do you adhere to?
There are not many hard and fast rules that we adhere to since every job is different and every client has different needs. However, the most important thing for us is to know how the client uses their home or workspace that we are designing, so that we can determine what currently works for them and what needs to be addressed in making their environments more useful as well as beautiful.
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Please, oh, please, can someone tell me what color of blue paint is used in photo # 2?
Can I move in? That looks like an amazing store.
Glad you like the paint color, We love it too. The color is benjamin moore # hc 156 van deusen blue. Scott Mangan, Rubbish Interiors


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Man wish you could visit us...These people drive me nuts! Nobody to talk to anymore...How have you beeen? Hope your doing alright.
Gawd I miss you=( Things are not the same here.... How have you been? I hope your okay I miss you alot dont really have many people to talk to anymore=/
haha sounds like your havin fun we are havin a great dance tomarrow hollywood themed theres lots of drama here too and joel got me community service today errgg i still love him though haha hvae more fun
Dude i hate sierra now she used to be my best friend it sucks how fake people can be wish you were here so we could talk
lol edward tried to waltz with me and he sucked! channon and charles teased him about how he cant spin a girl
Dude, come visit the school is on my last nerve haha there is a dance comin out and i like a new guy
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We havent talked in a while i miss you alot i cant reaally talk to any one anymore i wish you were back my life is so f***ed up right now i dont know what to do sorry for talkin bout edward so much didnt know you broke up so soory about that every one misses you and wish you your best i hope your havin a happy life i broke up with andrew it didnt work guess i wont get that love story but i dont mind anymore everyone is different people you wouldnt recinize us at all joel and victor are still funny like always they make me laugh every day i commiteed bac to the cuttin and drinkin tryin to stop but noone is her to talk to except you but you cant even replie
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A mother was selling Detroit Titans football shirts at her sons' practice when she got the call that her other son was being jumped by a number of other guys.
The mother went to help her son, along with a grandmother, and other parents from the football team. When they got to Eastburn St. near Crusade, the scene had broken up already. But when they were helping the son into the car, the group of guys came back, and started the assault all over again.
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Spontaneous coronary artery dissection — sometimes referred to as SCAD — is a rare emergency condition that occurs when a tear forms in one of the blood vessels in the heart.
Spontaneous coronary artery dissection can slow or block blood flow to the heart, causing a heart attack, abnormalities in heart rhythm and sudden death.
Spontaneous coronary artery dissection tends to affect people ages 30 to 50, though it can occur at any age. People who develop spontaneous coronary artery dissection are often healthy, and many don't have risk factors for heart disease, such as high blood pressure and diabetes.
Spontaneous coronary artery dissection can lead to sudden death if it isn't diagnosed and treated promptly. For this reason, seek emergency attention if you experience heart attack signs and symptoms — even if you think you aren't at risk for a heart attack.
Signs and symptoms of spontaneous coronary artery dissection include:
If you experience chest pain or suspect you're having a heart attack, immediately call 911 or your local emergency number. If you don't have access to emergency medical services, have someone drive you to the nearest hospital. Drive yourself only as a last resort.
It's not clear what causes spontaneous coronary artery dissection.
Spontaneous coronary artery dissection causes a superficial tear inside an artery. When the inner layers of the artery separate from the outer layers, blood can pool in the area between the layers. The pressure of the pooling blood can make a short tear much longer. And blood trapped between the layers can form a blood clot.
Spontaneous coronary artery dissection may slow blood flow through the artery to the heart, which makes the heart work harder. Or blood flow through the artery can be completely stopped, causing heart muscle to die (heart attack).
Doctors and researchers have found some similarities among people who have experienced spontaneous coronary artery dissection. It's not yet clear what role these factors play in causing the disease. Common factors include:
In some people, spontaneous coronary artery dissection can occur again, despite successful treatment. It may recur soon after the initial spontaneous coronary artery dissection or years later.
Doctors are studying why spontaneous coronary artery dissection recurs and who is most likely to experience a recurrence.
In most cases, spontaneous coronary artery dissection is an emergency situation. If you experience chest pain or suspect you're having a heart attack, immediately call 911 or your local emergency number.
In the days after your initial diagnosis, you're likely to have many questions about your situation. Because meetings with doctors can be brief, and because there's often a lot of ground to cover, it's a good idea to prepare by writing down your questions. Order them from most important to least important, in case time runs out.
Some questions you may want to ask include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask other questions that occur to you.
Tests and procedures used to diagnose spontaneous coronary artery dissection involve creating pictures of your arteries to look for signs of abnormalities.
During a set of procedures called cardiac catheterization and coronary angiogram, doctors inject a special dye into your arteries so they'll show up on imaging tests. To get the dye to your arteries, doctors insert a long, thin tube (catheter) into an artery — usually in your leg or arm — and thread the tube to the arteries in the heart.
Once the dye is released, doctors use X-rays to create pictures of the arteries. The X-rays may show abnormalities in an artery that help confirm spontaneous coronary artery dissection.
After coronary angiogram, other tools may be inserted through the catheter and into the affected artery to create pictures. These imaging tests may include:
The images may show abnormalities in an artery that help doctors confirm spontaneous coronary artery dissection and gather information to guide treatment decisions.
During a cardiac computerized tomography (CT) angiography scan, you lie on a table inside a doughnut-shaped machine. An X-ray tube inside the machine rotates around your body and collects images of your heart and chest, which can show abnormalities in your arteries. Cardiac CT angiography may be used in addition to other tests and procedures.
The goal of treatment for spontaneous coronary artery dissection is to repair the tear in your damaged artery and restore blood flow to your heart.
Which treatments are best for you will depend on your situation, including the size of the tear in your artery and its location, as well as any signs or symptoms you're experiencing. Whenever possible, doctors allow the damaged artery to heal on its own, rather than repairing it through invasive procedures.
After spontaneous coronary artery dissection, your doctor may recommend medications to restore blood flow to your heart. Medications can include:
For some people, medications may relieve symptoms of spontaneous coronary artery dissection. In these situations, it may be possible to forgo further treatment. If chest pain or other symptoms persist, other treatments may be needed.
If your spontaneous coronary artery dissection has blocked blood flow to your heart or if medications don't control your chest pain, your doctor may recommend placing a tiny mesh tube (stent) inside your artery to hold it open. A stent helps restore blood flow to your heart.
To position the stent, doctors insert a long, thin tube (catheter) into an artery — usually in your leg or arm — and thread the tube to the arteries in the heart. The catheter is guided to your damaged artery using X-rays or other imaging tests.
A wire with a deflated balloon is passed through the catheter to the tear in the artery. The balloon is then inflated, expanding the stent against your artery walls. The stent is left in place to hold the artery open.
If other treatments haven't worked or if you have more than one tear in an artery, your doctor may recommend surgery to create a new way for blood to reach your heart.
Coronary artery bypass grafting is a procedure that involves removing a blood vessel from another part of your body, such as your leg. That blood vessel is stitched into place so that it diverts blood flow around your damaged artery.
After your treatment for spontaneous coronary artery dissection, your doctor may recommend other types of care to help you recover and to prevent other health problems. These may include:
Spontaneous coronary artery dissection can be an unexpected and shocking diagnosis. The condition can cause serious and scary symptoms, and it often affects people who may have few risk factors for heart disease.
Each person finds his or her own way of coping with a diagnosis. In time you'll find what works for you. Until then, you might try to:
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Hello everyone. Unfortunately I am new here and sad to make my first post in the grief and loss forum. This is my long story.
I have chronic hypertension and PCOS. My dh and I conceived our daughter after my second round of Clomid, with timed intercourse. Going into the pregnancy I thought being overweight (5'2, 205) was my biggest concern. I was so nervous about gaining 50+ pounds because it was my first pregnancy and it seemed like that's what happened to all of my friends during their firsts. Noone counseled us on the dangers of high blood pressure during pregnancy, if so I think I would have tried to lose more weight before conceiving and made sure my bp was normal. I did lose about 15 pounds while I was on Metformin before my bfp though.
I never really started to "show". I was one week ahead of a girl at work and she started showing at around 13 weeks. Dh and I thought it was just because I was eating better- you know, gaining baby but losing fat. My 18w anatomy scan showed us a baby girl, but the tech said that I wasn't 18w, I was closer to 16. I knew that wasn't possible because I knew the exact day I ovulated because I was taking OPKs with the Clomid. During a vacation to Hawaii I was hospitalized (19w5d) because my bp was 176/128 on my home monitor (I brought it with me on vacation because my bp was creeping up before the trip.) They gave me medicine through an IV to lower it and it finally came down to my normal range, which was 130s/90s. They increased my medication and discharged me. When dh and I got back to California, I saw my peri that day. He checked baby and said that everything looked fine but did say, "Oh, she's going to have your height. She's small." Apparently she was measuring less than 19w and I was at 20w3d. He said it was fine.
That night I started having the worst pain ever. I thought it was contractions, but dh thought it might be gallbladder pain. They triaged me at L&D and gave me pain medication. After the pain subsided they still had me fast all day until I had an ultrasound, which confirmed the presence of a large gallstone. I was told to watch what I eat and they discharged me a few days after monitoring my bp, which had soared to over 220/150 (I thought it was due to pain). I was given that week off of work and the following Monday I had my follow-up anatomy scan. The tech seemed sketchy the entire time. He never said much and seemed hesitant to show dh and I the baby. Afterwards he had me to to see an OB nurse where they said I had to go to L&D because my amniotic fluid was 4.64. They checked to see if my water was broken, it wasn't, so they sent me home and told me to rest.
That Wednesday I had another follow-up with another peri and another ultrasound. While the tech was performing the US, the peri said that the decrease in fluid may be kidney problems with baby or caused by an increase in my bp medication. After the tech finished the US he saw how far behind in growth she was and diagnosed IUGR. He explained that she also had absent diastolic flow and told us what could happen and what our options were. Because it was still too early for steroids because she was so small, dh and I decided to go home so I could at least be comfortable. I stayed on bedrest that entire week and dh did EVERYTHING for me, he's so wonderful. The next appointment the following Monday was fantastic- fluid doubled, her heartrate was holding steady and she was catching up in size, now only a week or so behind. My dh and I were so excited. I continued bedrest the next week, but I had what I thought was gallstone pain every night that entire week, though not as severe as the previous time. I figured because it wasn't as severe, it may be heartburn or indigestion. On Thursday night, the pain intensified and kept me up all night long. I finally fell asleep around 7am while watching the news about the Japanese earthquake. When dh came to see if I was okay, I decided to eat breakfast so I could take my bp meds. Bad idea. The pain started again, but stopped by the time we got to L&D. We went home and semi-fasted the rest of the day. I was pain-free the rest of the weekend.
Although the next appointment on Monday wasn't as spectacular as the week before, we were happy that things had stayed the same. Her growth was continuing and fluid stayed the same. My peri was even optimistic that we'd make it to at least 28 weeks. That night the pain returned. I finally let my dh talk me into going to the hospital. I figured I'd get a pain shot and sleep a night in the triage. Wrong. Around 530am the morning of my 25th week, a doctor came in and explained that my liver enzymes were very high and that I had too much protein in my urine. An ultrasound machine was wheeled in and she said she had to check the position of the baby. I lost it because I knew what was happening- they were going to take my baby. The peri I had been seeing came in to consult with me and I begged him to let me wait. He explained to dh and I that we would be risking my life if we did and that by looking at my labs, they were going to have to do a c-section as soon as possible. I asked about steroids for baby, but my peri and Dh were adamant that we did not wait. The worst part of it all? While I was crying and begging them to let me wait I felt her moving from the outside for the first time. She was on my left next to my bellybutton and was pushing out. I put my hand on my belly and in my mind I was convinced she was also asking me to wait because she wouldn't make it if they made me deliver that day. I cried right up until they made me walk into the operating room.
The surgery is a blur. I remember the epidural, I remember them putting the catheter in, I remember vomiting several times during surgery. March 15, 2011 at 5:27pm, my daughter was born. I remember hearing her cry the tiniest cry. They took her away and she was in the NICU until I finished surgery. Dh went to see her and took pictures. All of the nurses said we should name her Miracle because she was doing so well for being so small and premature. She even breathed on her own for an hour! After recovery I was so uncomfortable and incoherent from the magnesium and anesthesia that I couldn't see her that night. The next morning I was wheeled to the NICU where I saw her for the first time. I cried because she was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. She was so small, but absolutely perfect. She had daddy's eyebrows and long fingers and my dark hair and Filipino nose. She moved her arms and legs when I called her name. The nurse who watched her overnight told us how strong she was, so did the other nurses. I was in so much pain but we stayed with her for an hour before we went back to my room. Dh and I started making plans to visit her everyday after I was discharged. We talked about packing picnic lunches and spending all day with her, everyday.
Later that morning he went back to see her. She was still doing fine so he decided to go home to shower and shave (so he looked his best for her) and pick up supplies since we'd be staying the night. I called my mom and told her about our miracle baby and told her about how almost everyone was amazed with her. I called my job and stepped down from my position. I tried to nap but couldn't because the family in the next room had a crying baby. I was so anxious to see my baby again. When my husband returned I sent him to see her again. I figured the hour he was gone was just daddy/daughter time. I knew from the look on his face when he returned that I was wrong.
She stopped letting the machines breathe for her and they were having a hard time intubating her. We cried and prayed for over an hour until the NICU doctor finally came. He said she wasn't doing so well. One of her lungs collapsed. The other was too small to keep her alive. Her oxygen had dropped dangerously low for too long. Her heartrate was slowing down. He gave us more options. My husband and I knew what we had to do. After the nurse took me off of the mag and took my catheter out, we rushed to the NICU. My little daughter was surrounded by doctors and nurses who were about to give her another shot to get her heartrate back up. We asked them not to, that we wanted to let her go in peace. They unhooked all of the wires and tubes and wrapped her in a blanket. The first time I held my daughter was the last. One day after I became a mother, my firstborn daughter was taken away.
I cried while writing this. Tomorrow will be 4 weeks since she was born. Sometimes it feels like years since it happened, other times it feels like it was just yesterday. I thought I did everything right during this pregnancy. I didn't eat fast food, stopped drinking soda, I didn't even take Tylenol. I exercised up until being put on bedrest, I slept at least 8 hours a night, I read tons of books. I'm not sure why this happened to me and my husband. I'm terrified of the possibility of having it happen again, but I still long mother a baby. I want to experience all of the beautiful things mothers do. I almost lost my mind when my milk came in because I knew it was the perfect nourishment for a baby that I no longer had. I still have a few weeks of leave left but I am not looking forward to returning to work. I am afraid to see the woman I worked with who was pregnant a week behind me. I am afraid of answering questions that people will ask. I am afraid of how I will react when Gracie's due date comes around.
I hate myself. I hate my body for betraying my Gracie. I hate that my wonderful husband was only able to father his daughter for one day.


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