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God Almighty is fully devoted to the redemption and restoration of his people whenever they drift away. In his plans, the LORD is often steadfast to reinstate the shattered ruins of their lives thereby converting barren land into very fruitful vineyard church of unprecedented splendour. This manner of restoration can only take place when the church apprehends how helpless she is without God's guidance. It is such an awakening that took precedence in the life of the prodigal son for him to attain restitution (Luke 15:11-32).
Only a crisis-driven stirring of this nature can permit today's church to totally surrender her troubled sinful life into the most able holy hands of God, for an urgent spiritual renewal (Isaiah 35:8-9). However, the process of recommitting to God is always a painful one even as the church is reproved towards a life of purity and righteousness.
Spiritual growth in this case can only be constituted by making advances in inculcating a holy life in the church's daily routines. On numerous occasions, Israel too attempted to abandon the true God by dabbling in occult practices that greatly severed their relationship with Jehovah God. Often such conduct from Israel drew a sharp reaction from the LORD who immediately dispatched his prophets to
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Dane County Executive Joe Parisi said the county's fourth annual free e-waste recycling event this past weekend was a huge success, preventing an estimated 400,000 pounds of broken or unwanted electronics from cluttering area homes and clogging the county's landfill.
"We not only recycled hundreds of thousands of pounds of e-waste and helped families with some housecleaning, but we also kept a lot of toxic materials out of our landfill," Parisi said. "This free event is convenient for our residents and good for our lands and lakes."
People who attended Saturday's event at the Alliant Energy Center dropped off 100,000 more pounds of computers, printers, scanners, television sets, cellphones and other electronics than last year -- enough to fill 16 semi trucks. The items were sorted quickly and efficiently by more than 100 volunteers and there were few problems with lines or waiting, according to country officials.
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While its brokerage and property management teams remain locally owned and operated by Inland Companies, these divisions will now be doing business as Colliers International Wisconsin.
Over the course of the next 6 to 12 months the company's signage (both leasing and management) and property marketing materials will be switched.
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Nothing like kicking off your long weekend with a grilled brat for breakfast!
Fans of Madison's World's Largest Brat Fest can begin "cele-BRAT-ting" at 6 a.m. on Friday, when "Take Your Brat to Work Day" begins at Willow Island at the Alliant Energy Center.
Many Madison business offices gather orders from employees early in the week and designate a "Brat Runner" to swing by Willow Island on their way into work.
Last year, nearly 15,500 brats were sold between 6am and 9 a.m. at the Take Your Brat to Work Day "drive-through" at Willow Island.
"We look forward to the Friday before Memorial Day weekend every year so we can eat brats at the office at 8am — it's fun!" said Sharon Zelanka of Hammes Sports Development. "It's our breakfast, lunch and snack, too!"
Paul's Club, a mainstay on State Street in downtown Madison, is moving, and as part of the move it's relocating the 1,800 pound petrified oak tree that has been inside the bar for 60 years. The bar is moving two doors down to the old Jack's Shoes location on State Street.
Living in the city, even in a limited space, doesn't have to mean giving up a garden. Just ask Lisa Brennan and Sean Gere.
In April, the duo launched Sprout, a store placing emphasis on gardening in urban settings by using creative growing methods such as living walls and terrariums.
"The big thing that makes it different is that we're really focusing on small space gardening," said Brennan.
The store is located inside of Four Star Video Haven at 449 State Street, which Brennan has owned for 11 years. She began thinking about the business after reading on natural history, ecology, alternative economics, and urban gardening. The many unused balconies on State Street suitable for growing plants inspired her to act.
"I would just love to see everything blooming and growing food," she said.
Madison Craft Beer Week is under way.
The 10-day countywide festival promotes Dane County's craft beer culture and beer appreciation.
Craft beer lovers can take part in beer dinners, beer walks and even brewery parties.
Staff at the Great Dane in downtown Madison spoke with WISC-TV about the festival.
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MUNDHAM (North), a village and a parish in West-Hampnett district, Sussex. The village stands on the Arundel and Portsmouth canal, two miles South East by South of Chichester railway station; and has a post-office under Chichester. The parish contains also the hamlets of Fisher and Runckton.[1]
North Mundham is a village and civil parish in the Chichester district of West Sussex North Mundham Wikipedia. North Mundham St Stephen is an extensive Ancient Parish which included Runckton and Fisher.
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That song must have been running full blast Monday, when the news broke that GM Steve Tambellini had been fired and replaced by former head coach Craig MacTavish.
The man behind the firing and the man who introduced the new (er, old?) face of the Oilers' management team on Monday was former GM Kevin Lowe, who ascended to the title of president of hockey operations back in 2008, but who has never really let go of the tiller, just as he has apparently never let go of the team's past.
And although Tambellini was an "outside" hire, he was Lowe's hire, and now that Lowe has replaced one pal with another even older pal in MacTavish, has this team really taken a step anywhere but in a circle?
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Some of the blockers for mainstream Linux desktop usage are lack of legal codecs, hardware integration and certain types of basic functionality like software suspend not working reliably. This is not news, of course, but rather the typical gripes people have had for years. Even as much of the Free software has reached the point of being true-blue entries in the top echelons of functionality and quality, some of these issues continue to nag at us unanswered.
These are things that the KDE community itself can't really fix, at least not by simply writing KDE-based software. I always figured, and said as much whenever the topic came up, that eventually Linux would be shipped by system integrators who would invest in an "OEM" version of a Linux-based OS. They would take (or so I thought anyways) a distribution that already exists and has commercial support behind it and do much as they do with Windows and gussy it up for their combined hardware/software offering. At this point in the product chain consumers are forking out hard currency for product (the computer) and there is some profit margin in there, helped along by the lack of a Windows license (hopefully, anyways =). This money could be used to purchase the needed bits, such as codecs and fonts. By adding just a little bit of "final primping" Linux would finally be a complete product. Instead people want a system with a lower price point and the cool feeling that comes from seeing Linux being an option on a system integrator's website.
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If shoe won't fit, who will make it?
Afana Shoe is a modest Main Street storefront, a wee shop with a few pairs of boots and shoes in the window, decades-old machinery in the back and freedom for hundreds of Canadians inside.
For 60 years, Afana has made custom footwear for people with mild to severe foot problems, caused by everything from illness to accident. Some customers had polio or experienced the side-effects of diabetes, muscular dystrophy or rarities such as elephantiasis. Other clients have unusually long or wide feet. All the footwear is built by hand. In some cases, Afana makes it possible for clients to walk again.
On the lighter side of their business, they've made boots for David Bowie, members of KISS and more than a few professional wrestlers. In the early 1980s, open-minded owner Walter Afanasiev made high-heel shoes and boots for transvestites.
The store will close in a matter of weeks unless third-generation owner Lisa Afanasiev can find a new shoemaker. Longtime employee Fred Manalastas is 68. He goes home to the Philippines for three months every winter. Afanasiev's been searching for a new tradesman since she took over the business nearly three years ago. No one local has the necessary training and Manalastas doesn't speak English well enough to mentor a new employee. He has a skilled shoemaker son back home, but he and his wife can't afford to sponsor him into Canada.
Afanasiev has started to break the bad news to her longtime customers.
"These shoes are custom-made, like a wedding dress," says Afanasiev, 54. "We can make one pair a day. It's very Old World. These aren't shoes you can just buy in a store."
They're pricey, averaging $1,200 a pair. Insurance covers a portion for some clients.
The business was started by her grandfather, Leon, and passed on to her father, Walter. The men came to Canada from the former Yugoslavia in 1952. They had diplomas in orthopedic shoemaking. Their skill made them invaluable to Winnipeggers who need custom footwear.
Afanasiev has a letter written by a late customer who had severe deformities in her feet. The shoemaker built ice skates, in-line skates and even a pair of Adidas-like runners when the girl was a teen.
"I want to thank you for your patience and understanding," Sharon Johannessen wrote in 1994, "and would also like to thank (you) for making my life worthwhile. I'll always love you."
Longtime customer Bob Hunt, now 80, had his first pair of custom shoes made by Walter Afanasiev in 1970. Polio left him with one foot smaller than the other.
"I used to buy a pair of shoes in the early days and pound the heck out of one of them with a hammer to make it fit," he recalls. "Walter just did a super job."
He's not sure where he'll get his next pair of boots.
"It's not like I can just go into a store and buy them."
Leon Afanasiev had a shop on Ellice Avenue. When it closed, Walter started making shoes in his Kent Road garage. He eventually opened a shop on Portage Avenue. When he died in 2005, Walter left the company in the hands of his two adult children. Lisa's brother, Phil, ran it for a time and then she took over, hoping to come up with a succession plan. The former social worker moved the shop to Main Street so it would be closer to her home.
"I don't need more business," she says. "The waiting list is already three or four months long. My father had five or six people working for him. I've just got a full-time shoemaker and a part-time pattern maker."
Her dad's old sewing machines are still in use. Walter repaired them himself. His daughter hires someone now.
New clients have their feet properly measured and their specific needs noted. Their feet are traced on brown paper, the starting point for the pattern maker. Wooden "lasts" are built up and plaster casts made for the insoles. Every last is numbered so a client can order new shoes from anywhere in the world. Lasts hang like bunches of bananas in the back of the shop.
Afanasiev holds one up, the top splayed like a clown's shoe. The size 11.5, 5E feet belong to a local teacher. Without custom shoes, she couldn't go to work.
"For most people, these are medical needs," she says. "I think it's a health service. Some people can't even get up and go to the bathroom without their shoes."
Afana has a contract with the Department of National Defence, custom-making boots and shoes for soldiers. She holds up one nearly completed combat boot, large enough to hold two average-length feet.
She's frustrated she can't find anyone to take over the business and feels sorry for her customers.
"I'm looking for a miracle," she says. "We're not important to people who don't need custom shoes. The ones who do? I just don't know where they'll go. We're like gold to them."
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Southland sheepmeat processor and exporter Alliance Group has reported a $50.8 million net loss for the year ending September 30 - its first operating loss in 20 years.
As a result, its farmer suppliers will not receive any distribution payments this year.
The decision to cease sheepmeat operations at the Mataura plant, which set the company back $13.5m in restructuring costs, contributed to the loss.
Alliance Group chairman Owen Poole said the loss reflected a substantial change in New Zealand's sheepmeat export markets because of the widespread economic crisis and a strong New Zealand dollar.
"We accept that many exporters and processors like ourselves did not respond to the changing economic environment fast enough and, in an intensely competitive industry, continued to pay too much for livestock for too long," he said.
Despite the loss, the company had made several investments to help with costs, including a $15m upgrade of the beef processing at Mataura, he said.
The company anticipated a much better financial result next year, Mr Poole said.
Federated Farmers Southland meat and fibre spokesman and Alliance supplier Andrew Morrison said he did not expect to see such a significant loss.
Farmers were likely to criticise the company for poor performance but at the end of the day the money ended up in the farmers' pockets because they were paid more for their livestock, he said.
It would be interesting to see if Southland meat companies would work closer together, as suggested in the red meat sector strategy, he said.
The strategy addressed aligned procurement and market co-ordination. "It'll be good to see if they've got the appetite to address either of those issues," he said.
Beef + Lamb New Zealand economic service executive director Rob Davison said Southland processors were forecast to pay about $20 less per head of prime lamb next season.
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Success in New Zealand and their qualified failure in India have yielded a novel conundrum for England. Along the way, this winter they exchanged wicketkeepers in one-day cricket.
This is not itself unusual – the position has been perpetually confounding since Alec Stewart retired 10 years ago – but this time it is different. Craig Kieswetter, who has been dropped, and Jos Buttler, who has replaced him, both play for the same county, Somerset.
Kieswetter has been the county's preferred keeper-batsman as he was England's until being omitted from the side in India and left out of the squad for New Zealand. It was a ruthless if pragmatic step by the new one-day coach, Ashley Giles.
"I will be speaking to Somerset, but about both players," he said after England secured their first one-day series win in New Zealand for 20 years on Saturday with a domineering win by five wickets in the third match.
"I can't tell Somerset what to do. But it's pretty obvious Jos needs to keep wicket now. It is a difficult situation for Somerset because they have a responsibility to Kiesy to help him get back in the side and Jos is the current one-day keeper. I don't envy their position."
Buttler has more subtlety than Kieswetter but he is certainly not the finished article and so far his top score in four innings is 21.
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