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Julia Sanderson, 87 - September 01, 2011
Julia Ruth Sanderson, 87, of Gothenburg, formerly of the Lodgepole, died Sept. 1, 2011, at Hilltop Estates in Gothenburg.
Visitation will be held at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel, Gothenburg, rom 4 to 8 p.m. Monday, Sept. 5.
Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. MT Tuesday, Sept. 6, at Plainview Cemetery in Lodgepole.
Sanderson was born Sept. 13, 1923, in Chappell, daughter of Curtis Harry and Alice (Quinn) Brown. She was the oldest of eight children.
She grew up in Lodgepole and attended schools there, graduating from Lodgepole High School. She married Merle Sanderson on April 22, 1944, at Fresno, CA. To this union, two children were born: Curtis and Judy.
The family moved all over the United States as Merle was in the military. Julia was very proud to be a military wife, family members said. She worked as a telephone operator, a bookkeeper and she also owned a cafe.
She was a member of the Lions Club International and the Legion Auxiliary. She enjoyed leather working, gardening, crocheting and traveling.
She was preceded in death by her husband, her parents and a sister, Virginia Hubbard.
Survivors include: son Curtis Sanderson of Enid, OK; daughter Judy Scalf of Hemet, CA; three sisters—Idonna Richens, Jane Zalesky, Dorothy McMillen; three brothers—Harry Brown, Dick Brown, Jim Brown; six grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, four great, great grandchildren; along with numerous nieces, nephews and extended family and friends.
Memorials may be given to the American Heart Association, 105 Apache DR, Lexington, NE 68850.
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Renee Blinkwolt Named New Managing Director of Ars Nova
Ars Nova Artistic Director Jason Eagan and Co-Founder and Board President Jenny Steingart have announced that Renee Blinkwolt has been named the company's new Managing Director.
Renee Blinkwolt, who will take up the post beginning February 3, 2014 takes over for Jeremy Blocker who was recently named Managing Director of New York Theatre Workshop.
Renee Blinkwolt is currently the Producing Director of the Playwrights Realm, where she produced the premieres of Ethan Lipton's Red-Handed Otter and Lauren Yee's The Hatmaker's Wife. During her tenure at the Realm, Ms. Blinkwolt doubled the company's earned income, institutional giving, and attendance and increased the company's budget by 25%. Her previous positions include Managing Director of Naked Angels, General Manager of Two River Theater Company, and Season Producer of Ensemble Studio Theatre. She holds an MFA in Producing & Theatre Management from Columbia University and a BFA from Carnegie-Mellon University.
Ars Nova Co-Founder and Board President Jenny Steingart said, "The Search Committee and the entire Board couldn't be more thrilled that Renee is joining the Ars Nova team. We all immediately felt that Renee's talent and innovative ideas made her an ideal pairing for Jason. We are thrilled to see what they will do together and where she will help take the organization."
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The "average" child does not really learn to walk naturally - as well as process information and talk complete sentences - until the age of 3. Now, of course you have those "superhuman" babies that are walking and talking long before their peers. But for the most part everyone else stays on course. And sometimes the child will excite you by doing things early on. Then they enter those terrible twos, and leave you impatiently waiting for that golden third year. Year two can be a real hair puller. In year three though, the child is now able to do puzzles (process information), run with "confidence", kick-throw-catch a ball, and develops balance. Sounds a lot like a more comfortable NFL player.
In fact, aside from those "superhuman" players, almost no one is really that comfortable before year three. In year three players begin to see a defense or offense and understand their alignments While applying their responsibilities for the current play (process information). Doing this is almost like second nature, which allows for the player to run faster and with more "confidence". Players can now kick, throw, and catch a ball without thinking twice. And due to their new found comfort from less thinking, their balance seems more natural and less forced.
The Jeff Fisher and Les Snead regime will now be entering year three. This means their first draft class (first born) should be entering their golden years. A lot was made of players like Janoris Jenkins, Daryl Richardson, and Chris Givens second NFL seasons. Much like a young child, these players did things to get everyone excited only to enter those terrible twos, and make people want to pull their hair out.
Instead of hair pulling, look at it like this: most of their young success have come off of instinct, and natural physical skill. But now -three years in- there should be a better understanding, which will slow down the game. By slowing down the game they can now dictate their pace, and play a really good game of football, with a lot less thinking. Too much thinking is called over thinking. When you over think, you usually mess up. It's like that test we all have taken and we come to that one multiple choice question, know the answer, but over think it and switch to the wrong answer.
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difference between indicating the intention to switch long-distance providers and actually doing so (see Table 2). Interestingly, this practice is largely dependent on the initial long-distance provider. While 27 percent of AT&T customers indicated they would consider switching long-distance providers, only 10 percent did so. Not so for MCI. They had the highest turnover rate with 46 percent of their customers indicating a likelihood to switch. Almost 30 percent of these customers actually switched. With the exception of AT&T, the ratio of expressed willingness to switch to actual switching exceeded 60 percent.
Two inferences can be drawn from this data, although proving either is difficult. The first is that customers who have switched at least once are more likely to switch. AT&T therefore has the most conservative customer base (since all non-AT&T customers have already switched at least once). The second, a corollary to the first, is that AT&T has the strongest loyalty due to longtime use and image recognition.
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Closely related to customers' willingness to change providers is the rate at which they do so, which is known as the churn rate. Again, the long-distance market can provide some insight into the rate of customer change using data from the 1994 and 1995 ReQuest surveys (see Table 3).
The data, while insufficient for detailed analysis, illustrates some significant cost issues. If this type of switching performance continues, customer acquisition cost will become critical. The average "life" of an AT&T customer currently exceeds 11 years, based on the churn rates. By comparison, the average lives for MCI and Sprint customers are both about 3 years. In essence, AT&T's longer retention rate provides a strategic advantage, if it has the same cost per customer acquired as the other two, it's average marketing costs are about 25 percent of its competitors.
More than 90 percent of AT&T customers remained loyal over the two ReQuest surveys. MCI posted the lowest retention rate of existing customers with 66 percent remaining with that carrier over the year.
The issue of what happens to a customer who leaves AT&T is worth noting. If an AT&T customer went to Sprint, and subsequently left, they were more likely to go to MCI (14.9 percent vs. 11.3 percent) than return to AT&T. This tendency is not only an absolute advantage for MCI, but noteworthy considering that AT&T has 7 times the base market share. If an AT&T customer went to MCI and left, they were more likely to return to AT&T than go to Sprint (18.2 percent vs. 12.5 percent). This statistic is deceptive: Sprint has less than 7 percent of AT&T's market share, and getting 38 percent of the customers who leave MCI is a tremendous victory.
The data shows two competing patterns. First, AT&T has a very loyal customer base. Second, if an AT&T customer does leave, however, AT&T's chances of getting them back is far below its current market share. Loyalty once lost is difficult to regain.
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Things are bad for Pac-12 Basketball right now - we've been talking about it for a few weeks now. But exactly how bad is it? Well, what do the ratings systems say? Jeff Sagarin says that the Pac-12 is the 8th best conference in the nation, behind the other 5 BCS conferences, the Mountain West and the Atlantic 10. Ken Pomeroy ($) still has the Pac-12 6th, but his ratings still include some input from pre-season projections that probably didn't have the conference struggling to badly. Real Time RPI has the Pac-12 9th, behind with the Missouri Valley ahead and the West Coast Conference creeping up behind!
The ratings systems agree - the Pac-12 is generally on par with the best mid-major conferences in the country. The types of conferences that typically get 2, maybe 3 bids per year. Boy do I feel stupid for predicting that five Pac-12 teams would go dancing in March!
What happened?!? Well, to start with, it seems nearly every team has had massive personnel issues caused by injuries, suspensions and transfers. But I'm getting ahead of myself. Let's take a team-by-team look at why exactly nearly every team in the conference has failed to impress, starting with the worst team in the conference and working back up.
Various Rankings: RPI - 307 ; Kenpom - 311 ; Sagarin - 332
Worst loss: Montana St. is probably the worst team the Utes lost too, but at least that game was close. In this case, a 30 point home defeat to Cal State Fullerton takes the cake
Best win: N/A
What went wrong? Gee, where do you start? Ken Pomeroy wrote an article about the Utes threatening to fail to win a single D1 game this season:
In the spring, Krystko lost the services of Will Clyburn (Iowa State), Shawn Glover (Oral Roberts), and J.J. O'Brien (San Diego State), who all decided to transfer after the coaching change. In addition, shot-blocker extraordinaire David Foster broke his foot in the Utes' exhibition loss to Adams State and may miss the season. The transfers left Krystkowiak to fill his rosters with unheralded freshmen and junior college recruits after he arrived. That, combined with Foster's injury, has been a disastrous formula.
Various Rankings: RPI - 177 ; Kenpom - 121 ; Sagarin - 223
Worst loss: An 11 point home loss to Loyola Marymount
Best win: A four point win over Pennsylvania at home. You read that right.
What went wrong? Where should we start? The pre-season hope was for adequate guard play, but that hasn't remotely been the case. Reeves Nelson was suspended, reinstated, missed a flight, suspended, then kicked off the team. Josh Smith had every reason to work hard but came into the season in worse shape than last year. And the Wear twins aren't a magic panacea.
Somebody needs to write a book explaining how a coach that rebuilt a broken team and took it to three straight Final Fours could then so utterly mismanage a program with every natural advantage you could hope for. I can't begin to explain it.
Will it get better? Only if you think getting rid of Nelson is an 'addition by subtraction type of situation, which wouldn't totally shock me at this point.
Various Rankings: RPI - 178 ; Kenpom - 119 ; Sagarin - 151
Worst loss: Cal Poly
Best win: South Carolina
What went wrong? Kevin O'Neill's bizarre roster construction leaves little room for any of the random events that typical strike teams, so Jio Fontan's injury turned USC from 'potentially frisky' to 'dead in the water.' Their offense is even more of an affront to basketball than usual. Poor Maurice Jones is 4th in the country in minutes, and will stay around that high until his legs fall off.
Will it get better? Not until O'Neill is either fired or can recruit a team with more depth than a kiddie pool.
Arizona St.
Various Rankings: RPI - 140 ; Kenpom - 118 ; Sagarin - 159
Worst loss: 6 point home loss to Pepperdine
Best win: 3 point road win over Tulsa
What went wrong? Well, losing hyped recruit Jahii Carson to academics hurts pretty badly. Without him Arizona St.'s offense has been dysfunctional, with an assist-to-turnover ratio of .628, 324th in the nation. If I were a Sun Devil fan, I might be wondering if Herb Sendek is capable of putting together a halfway decent offense without a player like James Harden around to make him look good.
Will it get better? Sendek has recruited well enough, and was respected enough as a coach, that I really thought ASU would be better than what they are right now. Without Carson, I don't think things get much better until next year.
Various Rankings: RPI - 119 ; Kenpom - 138 ; Sagarin - 134
Worst loss: 11 point home loss to Wyoming
Best win: 2 point home win over Georgia
What went wrong? Actually, nothing really so far. Colorado lost a ton of talent and they are doing about as well as anybody expected they might do. Some freshmen have shown solid abilities and Andre Roberson has been a rebounding machine. In a rebuilding year Tad Boyle has found pieces to rebuild with.
Will it get better? Absolutely. I'm 100% sure Boyle can recruit, and I'm 95% sure he can coach.
Various Rankings: RPI - 61 ; Kenpom - 86 ; Sagarin - 78
Worst loss: Vanderbilt doesn't count as a bad loss, but it goes here anyway, I suppose.
Best win: 7 point road win over Nebraska.
What went wrong? There haven't been any problems on the court, really - the Ducks have won and lost all of the games you'd expect them to win or lose. But two players recruited by Dana Altman have elected to leave the team, putting a serious damper on what seemed to be a promising team in Eugene. It's unclear exactly how badly losing Jabari Brown and Bruce Barron will impact Oregon this year. Barron wasn't likely to see much time on the court but Brown might have ended up the Pac-12 freshman of the year.
Will it get better? Well, transfer Devoe Joesph scored 18 in his debut after becoming eligible in Oregon's last game, and the Ducks have avoided stubbing their toe like most other conference teams. But there are suddenly serious doubts about Altman's roster management. He's quickly re-energized Oregon basketball with some extremely aggressive talent acquisition, but if the players don't stay it won't do him much good.
Washington St.
Various Rankings: RPI - 176 ; Kenpom - 67 ; Sagarin - 88
Worst loss: 1 point neutral court loss to UC Riverside
Best win: 2 point road win over Idaho
What went wrong? Nothing unexpected - nobody expects miracles when you lose a player like Klay Thompson. Actually, WSU has perhaps outperformed expectations, with only one 'bad' loss and a number of solid performances against better teams.
Will it get better? Early returns are positive. Perhaps Ken Bone will succeed after playing with mostly Bennett-ball players for the last few years?
Oregon St.
Various Rankings: RPI - 133 ; Kenpom - 89 ; Sagarin - 98
Worst loss: 14 point home loss to Idaho
Best win: 5 point overtime win over Texas, which still might be the single best win in the conference.
What went wrong? Prior to the loss to Idaho, nothing. The slow down, 1-3-1 zone days appear to be over and Craig Robinson was finally avoiding some of the horrible non-con losses that seemed to occur each year in Corvallis. The loss to Idaho isn't nearly as bad as some of the losses the Beavers have suffered in the past, but the margin at home does temper the idea that Oregon St. has finally rounded the corner.
Will it get better? This is a golden opportunity for the Beavers. The conference is clearly down, and one great player like Jared Cunningham (a potential conference player-of-the-candidate) could push OSU up the standings.
Various Rankings: RPI - 78 ; Kenpom - 42 ; Sagarin - 76
Worst loss: 3 point overtime road loss to Nevada
Best win: Georgia State. Seriously.
What went wrong? Washington is the perfect example of why the Pac-12 has such a weak national profile. They play three legit teams (St. Louis, Duke, Marquette), play them mostly close, but lose all three. Add in one close loss to Nevada and you have a team that has a ton of talent but with zero impressive wins. Kenpom appreciates that they blow out the bad teams and play the good teams close, but that doesn't mean much in the RPI. Guess which ratings system the selection committee uses more? Ugh.
Will it get better? Probably, but the damage has been done. Right now Tony Wroten is shooting waaaay to much. Awesome players like Terrance Ross and C.J. Wilcox should be taking control of the ball, but Wroten is 3rd in the country in usage percentage. He's talented enough that controlling the ball might not be a bad thing in the future, but for now he's still a freshman with more talented and/or experienced teammates.
Various Rankings: RPI - 37 ; Kenpom - 40 ; Sagarin - 59
Worst loss: 4 point home loss to San Diego St.
Best win: 16 point home win over Clemson
What went wrong? Like so many other conference teams, Arizona has been bit by the suspension/transfer bug. Freshman center Sidiki Johnson has elected to leave the program and transfer (what is it with Wildcats from New York?!), and freshman point guard Josiah Turner was recently suspended for Arizona's game vs. Florida. Turner came back and played well in Arizona's win over Clemson, so it's probably not a big deal, right?
Will it get better? A win over Gonzaga would go a long way, but Arizona should feel pretty great about their long term prospects. Integrating a bunch of mega-recruits can be a challenge, but Sean Miller is too good coach to not get it right eventually. Just like Ben How . . . oh, that's right. This is kinda awkward.
Various Rankings: RPI - 65 ; Kenpom - 20 ; Sagarin - 35
Worst loss: 39 point loss to Missouri
Best win: 21 point home win over Denver
What went wrong? A match-up disaster with Missouri was one thing, but getting your best rebounder and interior defender suspended just prior to an important resume building road game was worse. With Solomon in the lineup Cal probably beats San Diego St., but the Bears didn't have him and they didn't win. Now a win over UNLV is hugely important to establish a best win before conference play begins.
Will it get better? Ask after that game in Las Vegas.
Various Rankings: RPI - 36 ; Kenpom - 15 ; Sagarin - 17
Worst loss: n/a
Best win: An easy 15 point win over Oklahoma St.
What went wrong? So far, nothing, unless blowing a lead against a really good Syracuse team counts. Stupid Stanford.
Will it get better? God I hope not.
So there you have it. Five teams with consensus rankings above 100, just one team with a consensus top 50 ranking, six teams that lost a player temporarily or permanently because of grades, rules violations or other disputes, and eight or nine teams with a 'best win' that would make a Missouri Valley team blush.
The Pac-12 has just over two weeks until conference play begins, which means very few chances to meaningfully change resumes and perceptions. I'm not optimistic.


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Back in late September, the Cedar Grove girls volleyball team suffered a five-game-losing streak that threatened to sink the season.
However, the Panthers rallied to win seven out of their next nine games and bring their record back to .500 with a win over Montclair on Monday, Oct. 15.
Cedar Grove defeated the Mounties for the second time in as many meetings, but the second game on Monday resulted in a closer outcome than the previous 2-0 win on Sept. 18.
Playing on the road, the Panthers dropped the first set 25-22, but stormed back to take the next two and clinch the win.
Cedar Grove won the second set 25-21 and the decisive third 25-17.
Panthers Head Coach Janine Miscia said she thought Montclair had made improvements since their last game against the Mounties and it may have thrown off her team at first.
"The girls made it a point to say 'we're going to three games,'" Miscia said. "It was obvious that they had stepped up their own level of play from the first game through the third."
Dominant finishes from senior captain Erica O'Hagan and strong serves from junior Jill Goldberg helped lead the Panthers to the victory. O'Hagan led the team in kills with nine and also added three blocks, seven service points, five digs, one ace and an assist.
Goldberg collected a game-high 14 service points, five aces and 11 digs to go with nine assists and eight kills.
Junior Elena Zecchino tied Goldberg for the lead in aces at five and also added five kills, four digs and four service points.
Senior Jackie Grande had five assists, five digs, one block, one kill and three service points.
Junior Deanna Digori had seven assists, junior Lexi Dairman had six service points and junior Brooke Adams notched three digs.
The win against Montclair was the second straight for Cedar Grove, as the Panthers also demolished Lacordaire Academy in two sets on Thursday, Oct. 11. The victory brought the team's record to 11-11 on the season.
Cedar Grove took the first set 25-12 and created even more separation in the second, winning 25-9.
In the win, Goldberg had 16 service points and six aces, O'Hagan recorded 10 kills and Digori collected 10 assists.
Miscia said last week's win in the "Dig Pink" game against Verona helped give her team more confidence and help keep a positive attitude.
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Matt Cassel and Christian Ponder are in the fold for 2014, but it's clear the Vikings still need to address the quarterback position.
David Fales, the accurate passer from San Jose State, is on the Vikings' radar.
Fales has a private workout scheduled with the Vikings this weekend, according to the Sacramento Bee.
Vikings General Manager Rick Spielman attended the SJSU-Gophers game in September at TCF Bank Stadium.
Fales completed 64.1 percent of his 487 passes in 2013 for 4,189 yards. His 33:13 touchdown-to-interception ratio was a small step back from his 2012 mark, 33:9. He passed for nearly 4,200 yards in his junior and senior seasons.
He went 22-for-35 for 439 yards, 3 touchdowns and 2 picks against the Gophers in September.
Derek Carr
Perhaps Fales best game was in the final contest of the season, when he passed for 547 yards and 6 touchdowns on 37-of-45 and no interceptions.
Fales also rushed for a touchdown as he outdueled Fresno State quarterback Derek Carr in a 62-52 win.
The Vikings reportedly also have Carr on their radar, according to Ben Goessling of ESPN.com.
The Vikings were in attendance Thursday at Derek Carr's pro day, Goessling wrote.
Carr is projected to be a first round selection, while Fales is not. The Vikings may use their top pick (currently No. 8) on a quarterback, or they could elect to make an effort to fix the defense and presumably draft a quarterback later in the draft.
Vikings fans, would you consider either of these players, given where they currently are slated in mock drafts?


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I learned that I was right and everyone else was wrong when I was nine. Buck Rogers arrived on the scene that year, and it was instant love. I collected the daily strips, and was madness maddened by them. Friends criticized. Friends made fun. I tore up the Buck Rogers strips. For a month I walked through my fourth-grade classes, stunned and empty. One day I burst into tears, wondering what devastation had happened to me. The answer was: Buck Rogers. He was gone, and life simply wasn't worth living. The next thought was: Those are not my friends, the ones who got me to tear the strips apart and so tear my own life down the middle; they are my enemies.
I went back to collecting Buck Rogers. My life has been happy ever since. For that was the beginning of my writing science fiction. Since then, I never listened to anyone who criticized my taste in space travel, sideshows or gorillas. When this occurs, I pack up my dinosaurs and leave the room.
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You know what's awesome? Pure, unadulterated joy. This awesome video shows Ria Van den Brand from the Netherlands, 78 years young, taking her very first ride on a roller coaster and loving every second of it. Her delight is so palpable and contagious that our cheeks hurt from smiling so much.
[via 22 Words]
We may have a new cutest picture on the internet. This picture of a mini-pig, by KittenBabySitter, reveals its layers of cuteness as you look at it. One, it's a sleeping miniature pig with a pink snout. Cute! Wearing a sweater vest! Cuter! Then, you notice that it's wearing tiny gripper socks and your head explodes like a cute bomb went off in your skull. Cute-boom!
[via Laughing Squid and Cute Overload]
One of our awesome customers showed the staff of Archie McPhee that the Inflatable Unicorn Horn for Cats isn't just for cats. It turns out that Corgis love them too!
In fact, according to this happy customer, his corgi specifically asked him for a unicorn horn after hearing about them at the park. So the word is out on the street: Inflatable Unicorn Horns for everyone!
[via Archie McPhee Seattle]
We love street art that makes creative use of the urban landscape and, of course, the artists responsible for it. This awesome piece was created by Louis Gan in Penang, Malaysia. Although some would probably give it a go, real kids might have a hard time getting a lot of enjoyment out of swings set up right in front of a wall. But these two painted children seem to be having a delightful time.
We also love the name of the street this is on: Step By Step Lane.
Photo by Avinash Advani
[via Street Art Utopia]
Unicorns = Happiness
Artist Luis Diaz designed this helpful graphic, entitled Where Happiness Comes From, to explain what we've always felt. We suspect he might be a Secret Unicorn.
By the way, this design is currently available as a t-shirt.
[via Foodiggity]
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Dreams of Flying is an awesome ongoing project begun in 2002 by German photographer Jan Von Holleben. Each imaginative photo depicts a different nostalgic childhood dream and practically radiates youthful delight.
"Jan brings the influences of his parents – a cinematographer and child therapist – to his work. His focus on the visual representation of childhood, 'Child-History' and concepts of 'Playing', come from his teacher training coursework: he combines these theories with his personal experience and childhood memories. Inspired by classic childhood books as well as modern superheroes, he has produced 'Dreams of Flying' since 2002 with children from his local neighbourhood in Southwest Germany – ongoing!"
Looking at these photos, it's clear that Jan is having as much fun working on this project as the children in his photographs.
Visit Jan Von Holleben's website to view many more wonderful photos from the Dreams of Flying project.
Canadian photographer Christian Sasse captured this wonderful photo of a seal basking in the sunshine without a care in the world and what appears to be a big smile on its face. The image is quite suitably titled Pure Happiness.
Source fineartamerica.com
According to bayanjargal.com, "Bayanjargal" is Mongolian for "abundant in happiness" which seems to describe this photo perfectly. We aren't sure what happened to cause this delightful scene, but it's pretty fun to try and guess and we can't stop smiling every time we look at it.
Unfortunately we haven't been able to figure out who is responsible for taking this awesome photo. If you know, please contact us so we can provide proper credit.
Source bayanjargal.com
Wil Wheaton shows us the face of the happy gamer. He says, "It captures everything I love about playing D&D with my friends."
In fact, Wil loves them so much he has a whole show about them. You can watch TableTop on Geek and Sundry. You're sure to discover amazing new games and catch a little of Wil's awesome enthusiasm for them.
If you aren't familiar with the fun of tabletop role-playing games, Wil's contagious smile provides a taste and might even tempt you to try gaming yourself.
Photo by taken by Wil's friend Heath in Seattle at PAX 2010.
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Our house coverage volunteer informed me that a woman who used to live here had stopped by, and was in the backyard. I immediately racked my mind for donation requests made by alumnae moms, and tried to place a name or a face with the vehicle in the lot.
When I went outside, I found her sitting on the swing outside the chapel door, reading a newspaper. I had never seen her before, so I introduced myself and offered her a glass of water – as is custom at any Maggie's Place home.
She gave me a huge smile as she told me she lived in this house in 2002, a couple years after it had first opened. Her son was down the street playing football at the neighborhood elementary school, and she liked to stop by whenever she was in this area. Our conversation was short and sweet, but altered the course of my day and gave my attitude a much-needed boost. One thing she said truly struck me: "This is such a good place – for moms and staff; a place to grow and learn to share love."
It can be easy to forget sometimes that the MissionCorps members who serve the mothers of Maggie's Place need this community just as much as the moms do. It doesn't always seem obvious that we come here searching for many of the same things our moms search for. We also need to learn how to "share love"; how to let ourselves be loved and love each member of our community. Maggie's Place is a place to grow, a place to change and develop as a person, as one who shares love.
I am very thankful for that small encounter and reminder of one of the reasons I love being here so much.
By Morgan Castillo, MissionCorps Member at The Magdalene House
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In my life I have been tremendously blessed with good friends. A couple of nights ago, a mom asked me, "Who's your best friend?" I told her I didn't have just one, to which she replied that I can only have one otherwise they're not the best. In a way she has a point and I now realize I don't have a best friend, but I do have a lot of true friends. Friends who are willing to tell me I'm wrong or willing to push me to grow in ways I may not always like. People willing to be honest with me. Friends loving me through my weaknesses and willing to listen with a loving heart when things aren't "fine" or "good", and who don't accept those answers because they want to know how I'm really doing. I have 15 true friends. Whoa! That doesn't even take into account family members and others who I consider mentors, or all the amazing friends I have had throughout my life that were there for just a season.
Really, if you don't have true friendship, you're not really being human. Our truest calling, what we are made for, is true friendship. God desires true friendship with each one of us! Marriage should be a true friendship – we were made for it. That is what you are saying "yes" to in striving for sainthood. You are saying "yes" to being a true friend to God and to mankind.
By Lety Sanchez, MissionCorps Member at The Magdalene House
The Elizabeth House MissionCorps Members 2013-2014
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The post Building Maggie's Thrift from the Ground up appeared first on Maggie's Place.]]>
Then came the people. As soon as the board voted, "Yes, we want a thrift store," I hired an assistant manager. I had been researching, writing, interviewing and collaborating with myself for six months.
I had met a young woman named Richelle, who was a cousin of a Maggie's Place employee. Richelle had lived in different states, knew about social enterprises, was excited about them and seemed to have a lot of energy. She also had just moved back to Phoenix and didn't have much going on. To me, this was the perfect equation equaling to offering her a job! Richelle said yes. I think both of us had no idea what we were getting into, but I pretended I knew and she pretended to knew too. This worked well as we created systems, the website, and procedures, set up shop and prepared for the store to open. From the day the board said "yes" to the opening of Maggie's Thrift, I had given ourselves six weeks to open. I started holding onto all the donations we used to give to other charities that re-sold them, and put the word out that we were opening. There was no turning back now!
The first six months were good at Thrift. We peaked interest, we experimented with program structures and we built a clientele. We started to make money quickly. We didn't have a ton of items for sale when we opened, but that first six months really laid the groundwork for Thrift. We had a HUGE Black Friday sale that was a record breaking day, and still is. We sold stuff for dirt cheap and we were only open for five hours. That day brought in so much money it took over a year to hit that number again.
When Richelle decided to move on, it was good. We had only talked about a six month commitment to begin with, but what wasn't good was trying to hire someone else! I had several great applicants that I was able to narrow down to two; both of whom turned down the position due to various reasons. I mean, you have to WANT to work in a thrift store, it's not an easy job. So after the top two candidates withdrew, I sought out the runners-up, who seemed to disappear. Yikes!
Just as I was in between Hail Mary's and not so many deep breaths, Mallory applied. I read her resume and knew she was a solid person, and an answer to my prayers. Mallory brought so much to the Job Program and to Thrift. She was able to help launch goals and present the Job Program in such a way that I felt really proud of what we were offering. When you are knee deep in clothing and other donations to sort, it can be hard to remember what is going on outside of that. Mallory was a quiet but strong presence who kept her eye, and mine, on the ball. She was such a hard worker and she built relationships with many of our customers. We saw a rise in applicants as Mallory spent her six months at Thrift; we finally started to get past the new phase and get into routines. She had a lot of resources, and patience in training and volunteer experience that aided us greatly. Mallory was only able to stay for six months before getting a job offer that she really wanted. It was sad to see her go, but she still came into the store to say hi.
However, when she quit, I had a mild panic attack because I remember not too long before how difficult it was to get good applicants so quickly. I immediately remembered a spunky talkative young girl that had come in 6-8 months prior and talked to me. I had told her to call me when she came back and check on a job, which she did a month prior to Mallory leaving but I didn't have anything at the time. So I called her.
Cassie was a thrift intern in Michigan while she attended a bible college. She was moving back to Phoenix in the summer, which we were almost at the end of. I calmed down, set a plan to call her and went back to the tasks of the day. We posted the job and got several really great inquiries and resumes. It was difficult because there were three top candidates, including Cassie, and I had no way to choose one over another. Cassie was my little brother's age, which made me wonder if I could work with my brother, but she loved thrifting and working with people of all kinds. She had tons of energy and wanted to go above and beyond every minute that she could. When I mentioned pay, she waved her hand at me – she didn't care. Hiring Cassie was an easy decision and felt right in my gut. It was really busy when she started; we had six new job applicants and I just had to throw her in hoping her prior thrift experience would do the rest. It did and Cassie stayed a year at Maggie's Thrift, while going to school full time.
Cassie helped with difficult customers, motivated moms, created better volunteer and program forms, and more. She was the perfect assistant I needed to get through two long summers! Cassie brought along many friends who wanted to volunteer and support Maggie's Place. We even hired one of her friends, Brenna, to help out with store operations later on.
Moving on to Jamie! Jamie lived at Maggie's Place with the moms for 1.5 years. She was there when I needed to find someone quickly, the part of managing that stresses me out. Jamie was the easiest transition because she had helped out at Maggie's Thrift before, she had volunteer experience, knew how to work with our moms, loved thrifting, and was patient and hard working. Jamie was a wonderful support system and she was the perfect addition to Maggie's thrift. Jamie taught me how to smile and joyfully celebrate each person, even in the midst of our donations and chaos.
When Jamie decided to go back to school for her masters and scale back on work, I knew that I couldn't go through another assistant manager – by that time Maggie's Thrift was busy! We needed people sorting donations all the time, we needed people pricing all the time, we needed someone at the register, we needed someone organizing the floor, and then we needed customer support on top of that! That didn't even include the administrative tasks and training other individuals. I resigned for many reasons but ultimately felt that it was a good time to pass the store on.
I had hired Valerie who lived in The Magdalene House for over a year. Then Valerie moved on to our transitional apartments. Valerie worked part time in a kitchen and needed additional work, so she joined our unpaid Job Program. Valerie graduated our Job Program and stayed at Maggie's Thrift after, just helping out. When I was able to, I hired Valerie part time, which worked out perfectly for everyone. When I decided to leave on top of Jamie also leaving, I knew that moving Valerie to a full time Assistant Manager position was a no brainer!
The rest of the search for a manager replacement for myself happened quickly and efficiently!
Gwen came out of nowhere – literally. She was from North Dakota, where my husband happens to be from. Gwen had hard work written all over her and wanted to run Maggie's Thrift. Her years of retail experience and managing others came in very handy too, making my transition out of Thrift as easy as it could be.
When I look back on my time building Maggie's Thrift, there are so many stories that come to mind but cannot possibly type out here – you'd get bored. But the faces of Thrift flash in my mind, all the wonderful people that have really put a lot into that little bustling shop.
Shout out to other employees: David, Victor, Mike, Mike K. Lee, Greg, Steven, Brenna, Sarah K, and ALL volunteers!
By Sarah Morrison, Staff Member at The Fiat House
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7:20 a.m. – Another mom wakes me up to take her medication before going to work.
8:00 a.m. – It's breakfast time! Corps and moms are in and out of the kitchen while everyone prepares for their day in their own time. Someone makes scrambled eggs and chorizo, and the kitchen smells heavenly.
8:45 a.m. – The Corps gather in the chapel for morning prayer; I can always tell what everyone is concerned or hopeful about by their prayer intentions for the day.
10:30 a.m. – The Waste Not truck arrives at the house and we spend some time picking out groceries for community food. We end up with a good supply of Greek yogurt, some fruit and veggies, two dozen eggs, and a gallon of milk – perfect for the week!
12:00 p.m. – It's lunchtime and any moms and Corps who are still in the house convene in the kitchen for leftovers, quesadillas, pasta, salad, and whatever else sounds good. It's a good time to check in on each other's days to see how everyone is doing!
3:00 p.m. – The Corps members take a quick break to pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy in the chapel.
4:30 p.m. – A mom pulls me aside to ask for a ride to the hospital – she is pretty sure she's in labor! Because I'm on duty, another Corps member loads up the van and heads to the hospital with her.
4:45 p.m. – A mom who is moving out to a transitional housing program, comes to me ready to fill out her exit paperwork and do a final room check before taking off. Her baby is a few weeks old and looking pretty adorable in his baby overalls!
5:00 p.m. – Our intern for the semester arrives to do house coverage for a few hours this evening. We chat about our days and touch base about what will be happening this evening in the house.
6:30 p.m. – A group of volunteers brings dinner to share with the house. Moms, volunteers, our intern, and the Corps gather around the dining room table to eat homemade chicken enchiladas! After dinner, the group leads an activity for the moms about parenting.
8:00 p.m. – I get a phone call from the mom in the hospital—her baby was born just a few hours after she arrived and both are doing well! I get ready to welcome them home in a day or two.
8:45 p.m. – The Corps members pray evening prayer together. After prayer, we each share one thing that brought us joy today – one "kairos" or "God moment". One Corps member's moment was opening the refrigerator to find a shelf of her favorite yogurt, and another's was being with her contact mom while she gave birth. And mine? Just another day at Maggie's Place.
By Lucy Miller, MissionCorps Member at The Michael House
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It happened this past Sunday evening. Everyone at the Michael House was home – moms, Mission Corps, our resident 3-month old baby; all with the excitement of a new mom and three new Mission Corps members who had moved in the day before to begin their year of service at Maggie's Place.
We had arrived home after an afternoon of fun at the Fiat House, complete with a photo shoot and back to school event. The Fiat House was hopping with current moms, alumni moms, tons of kids, staff, and amazing volunteers! Everyone was enjoying getting hair cuts, gathering school supplies, selecting make-up from donation bins, snacks, and a mobile dental unit. The festivities were packed with so many great ways to get geared up for another school year for Maggie's Place families.
Not long after we arrived home, all eleven of the Michael House residents could be found in the connecting living and dining rooms. Some were finishing their dinners, others were relaxing on the couch; all were entertained by the giggles and smiles coming from the baby in the house as he transitioned from a tummy time mat to a bumbo chair, eyes glimmering whenever anyone would chit chat with or tickle him.
No profound stories were told, our time together didn't go on for hours, there were even times of silence – comfortable silence, though – yet being together in the same space brought such joy to me. It is in the simple moments of community, of gathering together, regardless of a cause, when it feels so right to be surrounded by such lovely people. To know that in the comfortable spaces of a home, we are all able to feel comfortable with each other and truly like a family.
It is so important to have time together. Whether that is celebrating a birthday, sharing a meal time, or being home on a Sunday afternoon, being in the company and community of Maggie's Place is a terrific blessing. Here's to time together, and the immeasurable kindness it leaves in my heart.
By Rebecca Kirch, a MissionCorps Member at The Michael House
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I have learned so much during my nine weeks at Maggie's Place, but perhaps the greatest lesson I have learned is how to embrace change. Change is necessary and good. While being here, I have seen moms move in and moms move out. The house dynamic was constantly changing and I grew to be thankful for that instead of resenting it. I saw moms change right before my eyes. When they brought their brand new baby home from the hospital, suddenly everything had changed and that tiny human being was now the center of their world. I have seen moms, who have never been able to trust anyone, hug a Corps member and tell them how extremely thankful they are for Maggie's Place, and how being here has changed their life for the better. I have also seen change in myself. I have always considered myself a strong Catholic but being at Maggie's Place has made my relationship with God even stronger.
As I get ready to depart back home to Minnesota, I am feeling strong and renewed. I am so grateful for my time at Maggie's Place and everything it has taught me. I have now come to accept and even like change! However, there is one thing that I know will never change and that is God's love for us.
"He only is my rock and my salvation, my fortress; I shall not be shaken." Psalms 62:6
By Laura Kettler, MissionCorps Member at The Michael House
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It is hard to believe that today is my last day serving at Maggie's Place! This community has been so much more than my home for the past two years. My heart is full of gratitude for all the beautiful experiences I've had in my time here, and I would like to recognize some of the many gifts that I have been given by this wonderful community.
*The gift of being welcomed lovingly by both of the houses I've lived at.
*The gift of being able to share my thoughts about the dignity of the human person with a contact mom.
*The gift of fellow MissionCorps members helping me sort donations without my having to ask.
*The gift of holding a baby, which was given to me over and over again!
*The gifts of guidance and wise counsel from others when I had to make tough decisions.
*The gift of fun outings to remind me not to take things too seriously.
*The gift of abundant hugs.
*The gift of forgiveness for the many mistakes I have made.
*The gift of laughter, laughter, and more laughter!
*The gift of patience, which has been shown to me over and over again.
*The gift of opportunities to grow by setting aside my own wants to do what was needed.
*The gift of people praying for me.
*The gift of people praying with me, especially during tough times.
*The gift of trust, which many community members have shown to me.
*The gift of a bottle of sparkling water from a mom "because I know you like it".
*The gift of priests coming to offer Mass in our home.
*The gift of being present at a birth.
*The gift of a shoulder to cry on.
*The gift of pregnant and parenting women allowing me to share their lives with them.
*The gift of knowing I am loved by this community, not for what I am, but simply because I am.
Know that I am smiling as I type this – thank you!
By Allegra Bisbee, MissionCorps Member at The Michael House
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I didn't know before I came to Phoenix that I would find so many beautiful mothers, who would open up their hearts and share their stories with me. I didn't know I would find incredible new friends among the MissionCorps, who patiently answered every question I had, who prayed for me before they even knew who I was, and who love without holding back and set an incredible example for me. I didn't know I would learn how to change air filters and jump a car. I didn't know I would chase lizards out of the house and push a watermelon home from the grocery store in a stroller. I didn't know I would hold a baby who just entered the world a few hours before. And that I would have the privilege of watching as her mom stared down at her a few weeks later, turn to me to say, "I still can't believe she's my daughter".
I didn't know that my heart would be stolen by unborn babies and the mothers who love them. I didn't know I would have more conversations containing the phrase "it's so hot today" than I can count. I didn't know that tears would be common and laughter would be more frequent than the tears. I didn't know we would all cook, eat, swim and celebrate together. I didn't know I would watch bananas disappear faster than I could imagine, and I didn't know I would learn more about giving birth than I care to know at this point in my life. I didn't know I would sort baby clothes for hours, and that I would be amazed daily by the generosity of donors and volunteers. I didn't know I would watch moms support each other at meetings, classes, and appointments.
I didn't know any of this before I arrived in Phoenix, but there was no way I could've known all that Maggie's Place would be. Now I couldn't imagine a better summer than the one I have spent at The Magdalene House. My heart is going to break, as it has many times lately, when I have to say goodbye to Maggie's Place. I have been beyond blessed to spend my summer here, with a group of women who have taught me more about love than they'll ever know.
By Tessa Laubacher, MissionCorps Member at The Magdalene House
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For the past 21 years of my life, my home has always been the same. It has been the same house, on the same street, in the same neighborhood, in small town, northern Indiana. My home has been defined by the walls that encapsulate the love of my parents and the laughter of my closest friends. It has been the place where I have celebrated my greatest accomplishments and suffered through my life's toughest trials. It has been where I have felt most free to be myself and is where I can always count on others for support.
When I decided to travel 1,887 miles from my home this past May, I did not know what to expect. I hoped to find a welcoming community at Maggie's Place, one that would make my summer memorable and enjoyable. I hoped to impact the lives of others and feel like I was making a difference. Lastly, I hoped to learn about myself, and discover my hidden strengths and weaknesses. However, with all these hopes in mind, I was ultimately open to whatever God had planned for me. Little did I know that I would encounter something I never expected – I would find another place to call home.
With a heart full of emotions – worry, excitement, nervousness and anticipation – I opened the door to The Elizabeth House and walked into something I couldn't have imagined, a new family. Immediately, corps members greeted me with huge hugs, homemade signs to welcome me home, and our moms graciously opened their arms and lives to me. I felt like I was made for this community and from that moment onward, I felt like a member of a family. We were a family stitched together by love, welded by joy and defined by sisterhood.
After these past few weeks, I can say that The Elizabeth House is now a home for me. Here I have come to love some of the most amazing, hilarious, courageous and beautiful women in the world. I have seen exemplarily examples of selflessness and strength from our mothers that have challenged me to grow as a person. I have shared others' joys and suffered alongside others' trials. Here I have found sisters, friends and companions in those that I pray with, eat with and laugh with daily. Here I have come to join a second family that I would not trade for the world.
As my days at The Elizabeth House come to a close, I am comforted by these new words of home spoken by Oliver Wendell Holmes, "Where we love is home – home that our feet may leave, but not our hearts." Although I will be leaving my new Maggie's Place family, I will forever cherish the compassion shared, the memories made and the lessons learned this summer. These are by far the greatest gifts imaginable and for this, I am immensely grateful.
By Aleshia Faulstich, MissionCorps Member at The Elizabeth House
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Now that you know a little of my past, it won't surprise you that the other day I was extremely giddy about an email from my uncle titled, "7 WONDERS OF THE WORLD". It was written in all caps, making my heart pound even more as I opened the link. I was in for a treat! Like always, I was given a portal to another world, a sort of life preserver that would allow me to close my eyes, lean my head back, clear my mind of my present world, and float to a faraway land of future promises of adventure. I've never viewed it as running away, but I guess that's what I was preparing to do. I was ready to drop all my difficulties and run. Run from my problems, the problems of my fellow corps, and the problems of the mothers, which I have committed to help carry if only for a little while. My mind was packed and ready for the journey, but to my initial shock, I wasn't about to go anywhere.
Things started off normal, nothing to alert me that anything was amiss. The email described a class of students trying to come to a consensus on which places make up the seven wonders. I was eager to test my own knowledge. They decided on 1. Egypt's Great Pyramids, 2. Taj Mahal, 3. Grand Canyon, 4. Panama Canal, 5. Empire State Building, 6. St. Peter's Basilica, and 7. Great Wall of China. Now, I knew the Great Wall, the Pyramids, and the Taj Mahal were all correct. My mind was racing through my books, fact checking. It was then that I started to notice something was off with the layout of the email. Finally, I came across more dialogue. The teacher was asking one girl, who had been quiet throughout the entire class discussion, if she was finished and agreed with her classmates. She explained she was having trouble making a final decision; the teacher prompted her to share her own list.
She read, "I think the seven wonders of the world are: 1. To See, 2. To Hear, 3. To Touch, 4. To Taste, 5. To Feel, 6. To Laugh, and finally 7. To Love." It was obviously a chain email, encouraging me to not let my busy life be too busy to share it with others. Where most people would think that was nice, or maybe even a waste of their time, I was stopped in my tracks, dumbfounded. It hit me so hard it actually hurt. I was moved and embarrassed in one overwhelming burst of emotion. Did I really need to escape my life to be excited and happy? Was the future prospect of getting away the only thing keeping me going each day? How sad a life I was living that I couldn't recognize things to be excited about in my everyday life! Shamefully, I remembered the common Maggie's Place phrase "duty of the moment". We have a mentality here where we try to live our lives in the present. After nine months here, there's no more expectation that I will get to the gym on time, be able to read a book or Skype my fiancé. The "living for the here and now" perspective reminds us to live in the moment, but most importantly to do it with love; not allowing ourselves to be hardened by missed expectations. Living in a world outside of the moment sets you up for failure and disappointment, or even more upsetting, you find yourself missing truly special moments in your everyday life. At Maggie's Place, running away to the gym and turning my phone off means possibly missing a spontaneous game night, a CPS case ruling, or even a birth.
These past nine months, like the children inside our moms, I have grown and developed. I'm learning to live in the moment, without expectation, and finding maturity to properly handle the curveballs God pitches my way. I find time to go to the gym, but leave my phone on just in case, and don't feel discouraged when I get that SOS call, beckoning me home. I thought I mastered the concept of presence, something that had perplexed me for 26 years, but this email shattered my illusions. I was better at being physically present, but I was still living in a faraway land, literally. I was in the Ituri Rainforest attempting to ride an Okapi, instead of painting toenails, watching Sister Act for the 20th time this week and missing the side-busting laughs that that occur every other scene.
The greatest wonder of the world, of my world, is to love. After time in jail, years of substance abuse, having experienced mental, emotional and physical abuse, these women love their children more than anything in the world. It's a miracle they can even give love in the magnitude they do, after everything they've gone through. And, I get to witness it. I witness this miracle every day of my life at Maggie's Place – women willing to do whatever it takes to make a life of comfort and love for their children. I watch women work 15 hour days for their children, carry strollers, diaper bags, purses and more on the bus, (and around Phoenix in 100 degree heat!). Love is all around me, and my happiness is contingent solely around opening my eyes and embracing this wonder.
So, here I sit at the computer, rereading the email from my uncle and I think – how could I have possibly missed these? I know I will always long to see the Seven Wonders of the World (in every variation), but I will no longer miss the seven wonders of my world.
By Sarah Gregorini, MissionCorps Member at The Elizabeth House
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The Sharpening 028: Chris White and Sleep Paralysis
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Tonight we welcome to the show Chris White, author of Sleep Paralysis: What is is and How to stop it. Chris tells us about sleep paralysis, how the medical definition of cause differs from a Christian view, provides the history of the condition, gives insights on how to make it stop, and that's not all. Everything you wanted to know about sleep paralysis and more is included in this very special episode of The Sharpening.
Chris White has helped thousands of people stop sleep paralysis through his nonprofit websites and videos, and has conducted one of the largest surveys ever done on the subject. His book is intended to be an overview of what sleep paralysis is, what causes it, and a detailed explanation of how to stop it. It also contains many personal accounts from people who have stopped sleep paralysis using the methods described by the author.
Chris White - http://www.stopsleepparalysis.org/
Also, if you are interested in topics having to do with this and other areas of spiritual warfare, you may be interested in my book "Spiritual Warfare against the Satanic Government". You can check it out at the Ministudy Ministry website or the link below. It is only $5.99, and now is included in Ministudy Anthology I, which includes four other Ministudy books on various topics.
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Sleep Paralysis - Spiritual or Scientific Explanation?
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Have you ever felt paralyzed while dreaming? Have you ever been choked by demons while sleeping?
This show will discuss the experiences people have had with a sleep phenomenon called Hallucinatory Sleep Paralysis. This show will also discuss the different perspectives of sleep paralysis; is it a spiritual experience or is there a scientific explanation?
Sleep Paralysis.
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Ever have that feeling of waking up from sleep and not being able to move and to also have a sense of fear, seeing and hearing strange things? I will discuss this topic, this has happened to me before, several times.
Beyond Tragedy, Pain & Paralysis: Dr James Perdue
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James Perdue was a normal 19 year old with expectation of playing professional baseball in the major leagues, & received a baseball scolarship at Martin Methodist College in TN.. He had the attitude of being invincible. but. After only being in college for two weeks and playing one college game, unexpected tragedy came a calling.
On September 11, 1983, James became a quadriplegic, dislocating three vertebras in his neck. Beyond tragedy, pain and paralysis, James went on to accomplish:
• Authoring "One More Play."
• Profiled in the Storytelling Magazine The Hero's Journey, ABC, CBS, Fox News, and NBC,
• He was honored by Fox News Teacher of the Year in 2002.
• His was Coach of the Year in 2006 and 2000 while winning a state championship.
• He received the Jo Andrews Award in 1995 and Dr. Hal R. Rammer Award in 1991 both for overcoming adversity.
• James received his Doctorate Degree from Tennessee State University in 2011.
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March 8, 2014 Todays Topics Leishmaniasis, Polio-like paralysis
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March 8, 2014 Todays Topics Leishmaniasis, Polio-like paralysis
Marc Richards, Paraplegic, Author, Speaker, Husband and Father
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Marc Richards was leading a great life when an incredibly unexpected and horrific tragedy changed life as he knew it. Follow him on his journey from a healthy, walking man to navigating through life with paraplegia.
Most people have no idea what it's like to be paralyzed or what a person who is paralyzed goes through on a day-to-day basis. In 6 Days, Marc shares how he became injured, how he recovered, and how he learned to live with his paralysis. With anecdotes taken from his personal life, Marc shares what he goes through every day and how his injury affects the people around him.
Join Dave Nassaney, The Caregiver's Caregiver, author of numerous articles and books, speaker, life coach, and radio talk-show host for caregivers who are burned out, but his most important role is being a caregiver to his lovely wife, Charlene. His latest book that he is now working on is entitled: The Caregiver's Caregiver, A Guide to Avoiding Burnout. It is designed to teach caregivers who are taking care of their loved ones (due to an illness or disability) how to take care of themselves FIRST. If they don't learn this, they will likely suffer burnout and become as helpless as the person they are caring for. Tune in every Wednesday at noon, PST, (Re-Broadcast Saturdays at 3:30pm PST) for interviews with experts in the caregiving field, as they discuss topics of great interest to caregivers, which will help them avoid burnout. www.DaveTheCaregiversCaregiver.com
The Paralysis of Analysis
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He came in kicking and screaming. He wasn't anywhere close to an easy convert, in fact, it might have been a gaggle of ferocious resentments at people in the program that kept him coming back if only to prove them wrong. He describes himself as "off the charts" in the area of analytical thinking and control and admits it's a miracle that he stayed sober. He'll tell you that he's "learned to trust the process" and that self-knowledge got him nowhere. Join us this week as we talk to Ed H.
What Causes Sleep Paralysis? | K6906
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Callers: Call continues with a lady who suffers from sleep paralysis and needs advice. Roy walks her through the meditation. A gentleman wonders why it is so difficult for him to express his true self. A caller asks what is "a perfect hatred" and does such a thing exist. A man is stuck in a world that is trying to bring him down.
Click on the title to learn more about Roy Masters' book How Your Mind Will Make You Well.
For more information, visit http://www.fhu.com
Originally aired: April 25, 2012 - Hour 2
Kiler Davenport Live: The New Age of Analysis Paralysis
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In today's culture we over study, over analyze, memorize, research, fall for lies and propaganda, rely on google. We have become digital drones, clueless commodities. We seem to have lost ourselves in the matrix of the internet.
Tonight, on Kiler Davenport Live, I will explore some very complex sociological and psychological issues. I will break through the veil of this facade we call the "New Age". I will call upon the spirit of wisdom, logic, and reason to guide us into this new age.
Neutralizing the Negative 8/06/14
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In this show, Janet leads a powerful healing to help her friend Jenny, who faces significant health issues, including paralysis and a cancer that has spread to her brain. Conducting a group healing via the Rainbow Bridge technique, Janet brings listeners (past, present and future) together to generate a cumulative healing energy that will benefit both Jenny's situation, and that of anyone else participating in this healing (either live or while listening to the archived show). Janet also explores the roots of disease: how it feeds upon negative emotions like fear, and how chronic or even terminal health issues and patterns are often triggered at the subconscious soul level. By focusing upon the release of these deep-rooted fears and illness patterns, Jenny and all listeners can consciously welcome divine healing into their lives and activate a higher heart consciousness that will restore feelings of acceptance, harmony and balance.
ReMax of Boulder Radio - Realtors for Rickey
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Duane Duggan leads our show today about the recent Colorado MS 150 bicycle ride and the Realtors for Rickey team. Special guest Rickey Cooper joins us!
Bike MS is a physical challenge for cyclists of every level, but it's so much more than just a ride. The camaraderie, passion, and memories that come from sharing this experience with our team will stay with us for a lifetime. Bike MS is a weekend-long and LIFE-long opportunity to make a difference in your own life, and in the world. It's a group effort that transcends personal accomplishment and touches the lives of the thousands of people affected by MS in our community. Join us! It's more than a ride—it's Bike MS.
About MS
Multiple sclerosis is an unpredictable, often disabling, disease of the central nervous system that interrupts the flow of information within the brain, and between the brain and body. Millions of people are affected by MS and the challenges of living with its unpredictable symptoms, which range from numbness and tingling to blindness and paralysis. The progress, severity and specific symptoms of MS in any one person cannot yet be predicted, but advances in research and treatment are moving us closer to a world free of MS.
Reflections in the Dark - Inside SRT Part 2
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Picking up where we left off on the last RITD we want to finish explaing the aspects of what SRT does. Tonight we look at sleep paralysis, orbs, cursed land/homes, etc.
Covering current events, news, media, the normal and paranormal Reflections In The Dark will go deeper into the shadows to reveal what is really going on out there. No topic if off limits and no corner will be left unexposed. Commetary, interviews, discussions and exposing what has remained hidden happens here on Reflections In The Dark. Ephesians 5:11 And have nothing to do with the unfruitful deeds of darkness but rather expose them. CONSIDER THEM EXPOSED.
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The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office has terminated one of its deputies because of his use of force in an incident on a school bus.
Dep. Mark Perrin responded to an altercation between a teenage girl and a teacher's aide Dec. 15 on the bus.
The teacher alleged that the girl hit and kicked her.
The school bus's surveillance tape shows Perrin demanding the girl stand up. When she refused, he jerked her out of her seat and pinned her down in another one. (Scroll down for video.)
The girl can be heard screaming, when he is on top of her.
Perrin handcuffed the girl and tells someone else on the bus that she's going to jail.
Witnesses on the bus at the time complained that Perrin's actions were unwarranted.
"While this incident is a disgrace, it should only reflect on the deputy himself," said Sheriff Tom Knight. "Our agency responded immediately to remove him from duty and thoroughly investigate his actions. This deputy was out of line, and his firing should make crystal clear that this type of conduct is not tolerated by this agency."
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Remix Grammy winner Cedric Gervais is back on Spinnin' with a brand new remix. This time around Miley Cyrus' hit record 'Adore You' gets the Gervais treatment. The result is staggering as always. Huge builds, wonderful melodies and awesome chord progressions. Simply massive! Available on Spinnin' Records March 3.
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