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Originally published Monday, November 11, 2013 at 4:05 PM
Editorial: Vote Yes for the Boeing 777X
Aerospace Machinists should secure their future by voting "Yes" on the proposed labor contract.
Seattle Times Editorial
MEMBERS of Aerospace Machinists District 751 need to carefully weigh the contract their leadership negotiated with Boeing. They need to consider what they're getting if they say "yes" and what they would be left with, a decade from now, if they say "no."
Last week some Machinists denounced the proposal, particularly over retirement benefits.
Under the offer, Boeing would freeze the Machinists' pension on Oct. 31, 2016, and vest everyone. Boeing is legally obligated to pay benefits earned up to that day. In addition, it has agreed to increase the monthly benefit per year of service and offer a full retirement benefit starting at age 58, down from 60 now.
Beginning in November 2016, Machinists will have two retirement accounts, a new one funded by the company and their existing 401(k) plans. The company will increase the 401(k) match from half to three-quarters of the first 8 percent set aside.
Most Americans in the private sector have lost their defined-benefit pensions, if they ever had one. Few have a replacement deal as good as this offer to the Aerospace Machinists. You set aside 8 percent and the company matches with 6 percent. The company pays another 4 percent (and more in the first three years) into another account. Add it up: 18 percent, tax-deferred, year after year.
Machinists keep their good wages, protected by a cost-of-living adjustment few other workers have, plus 1 percent raises every two years. Also, good medical and dental benefits. And an incentive program (based on safety, productivity and quality) of up to 6 percent of pay, compared with 4 percent now.
And a $10,000 bonus for saying "yes."
Finally, according to the union's description of the proposal on the Machinists' Web page:
"If this contract is ratified, new buildings totaling over one and a half million square feet will be built to house the 777X final assembly and 777X wing production ... This means securing jobs in Washington State for our children and grandchildren. We will never have this opportunity again."
The Aerospace Machinists of Puget Sound are in competition with nonunion workers in South Carolina. They are also in competition with potential workers in Long Beach, Calif., and elsewhere. If Aerospace Machinists ratify this contract, they win the competition. They keep the work.
Worth doing? Yes.
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Normal Distribution Teacher Resources
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Average Orange
Statisticians investigate normal distribution in this lesson as they examine the area under a normal curve and use a model to find what percent of the area lies within 1,2, and 3 standard deviations of the mean. Using the TI-Nspire, they investigate an application of the normal distribution relating to the weight of each orange in a crop.
10th - 12th Math
Empirical Rules
In this empirical rules worksheet, young statisticians examine commonly used empirical rules in statistics. They examine data by the standard normal distribution and determine the mean, median, and probability of events. This two-page worksheet contains examples, notes, and 3 multi-step problems.
10th - Higher Ed Math
Ten Data Analysis Activities
This thirteen page data analysis worksheet contains a number of interesting problems regarding statistics. The activities cover the concepts of average measurements, standard deviation, box and whisker plots, quartiles, frequency distributions, and lines of best fit.
9th - 12th Math
Should We Send Out a Certificate?
Fred thinks his test score is high enough to earn him a certificate. Given the mean and standard deviation, use properties of normal distributions to calculate Fred's percentile ranking and see if he is right. Consider having your class communicate their findings in a narrative form, such as a letter.
9th - 12th Math CCSS: Designed
Application and Modeling of Standard Deviation
The first activity in this resource has learners computing the mean and standard deviation of two different data sets and drawing conclusions based on their results. The second activity has them using a dice-rolling simulation to generate data and then compare the results to a normal distribution.
9th - 12th Math CCSS: Designed
Random Probability
In this statistics and probability worksheet, young statisticians solve and complete 13 different problems related to probability, percentages, and normal distributions. They consider data models, assumptions about the models, and find probabilities based on models.
9th - 11th Math
Average Orange ID: 10280
Students investigate normal probability distribution. In this Algebra II/Statistics and Probability lesson plan, students explore the area under the normal curve between various x-values and determine what percent of the area lies within 1, 2, and 3 standard deviations of the mean.
11th - 12th Math
Do You Fit In This Car?
A short activity that focuses on the normal distribution as a model for data distribution. Using given means and standard deviations, your budding statisticians can use statistical tables, calculators, or other statistical software to approximate population percentages.
9th - 12th Math CCSS: Designed
The Bell Curve
High schoolers explore the concept of the bell curve. In this bell curve lesson plan, students discuss the controversy associated with the bell curve. High schoolers use an applet to explore a normal distribution. Students discuss mean, median, mode, and standard deviation in relation to skewness using an applet.
9th - 12th Math
Binomial Distribution 2
Using graphs and colorful annotations, Sal makes probability a thrill to behold in this video about binomial distribution. He takes students through additional practice so that they can "get the hang of the binomial distribution" before he begins to teach about normal distribution.
11 mins 8th - 11th Math
SAT Scores
If you earned a score of 610 on the math portion of the SAT, what would be your percentile ranking? Given the mean and standard deviation of normally distributed data, find the probability of getting a particular score, or that your score falls within a certain range.
9th - 12th Math CCSS: Designed


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The 'Aviva Great Wall of Education' has earned its place in The Limca Book of Records 2011 for its debut year. The mega book donation drive collected 1,23,000 books for underprivileged children in 2009, has been recognized by the Limca Book of Records as a 'huge wall of books' in the country. Thousands of people from Delhi and NCR had donated their books over five days to help build the giant Wall of books.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr Gaurav Rajput, Director Marketing, Aviva India said, "At Aviva, we recognize that Education is Insurance for a better future, and this is also the thought behind our Street to School programme.
The recognition for the 'Aviva Great Wall of Education' in The Limca Book of Records will encourage us to work more towards bringing thousands of underprivileged closer to education. We plan to expand the footprint of the Aviva Great Wall of Education so that we can reach out to more underprivileged children and contribute towards a better, stronger and educated India."
The Aviva Great Wall of Education was launched by Aviva India as a part of its global charity initiative 'Street to School' on National Education Day - November 11 in Delhi in 2009. The drive culminated on November 16, when the Honourable Union Human Resource Development Minister, Shri Kapil Sibal presented 123,000 books to the NGO- Save the Children, India. These books impacted close to 1,70,000 underprivileged children in projects supported by the NGO.
The Wall attained greater heights in 2010, when it was taken to four cities- Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai, collecting close to 9,50,000 books. These books have now been distributed amongst more than 500,000 children in projects supported by Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, and NGOs like Save the Children, Vidyarambam, Cini Asha and Khushii.
When It's About Money: Don't just save for your child's education
India Infoline News Service / 08:59, Sep 15, 2014
Many a times parents overlook other goals as they are too busy focusing on just one goal, that is on their child's education. They are too emotionally involved in achieving this particular goal that they forget planning for their retirement and saving for other emergencies.


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Still Waiting
I am part of an animal rescue team that helps abandoned dogs find a new home. You would not believe all the homeless dogs that we pick up a week; they are usually starving and dirty. We will pick them up and or veterinarian will look them over and will nurse them back to health. Once they are healthy, we will put them up for auction to a good home. I love my job and have been in this field for over ten years and make a great salary.
My wife for one year is starting to get under my skin a bit because she is still working at the Bristol escorts service. I knew this when we married each other, but she told me she was going to put her two weeks notice in and still to this day has not. I am now starting to think that she married me for my money.
Sports City
Manchester, England (UK) home of the famous Soccer team or as they call it in Europe Football. Visit a city with a lot history known for it's working class roots, pubs and of course sports. Manchester United the pride of England in the Premier League with the most titles. Manchester United actually plays in Old Trafford of Greater Manchester – I have had the pleasure of watching many matches with nice Manchester escorts. The most popular of all Soccer or European Football teams world wide. The city of Manchester has another team that actually plays within city limits, Manchester City, the name noting the fact they play within the city. Belonging to the same league at Manchester United, City has been around since 1880 and plays at City of Manchester Stadium. Visit the Manchester Evening News Arena, the first indoor venue in Europe designed by the 360 seating American style arena. Manchester Evening News Arena was home to UFC 105, the first UFC event in the UK.
New Year's Eve promise to myself
I promised myself on New Year's Eve that this would be the last time I'd be alone during the holidays. It's not much fun to be single when everyone you know has a boyfriend or girlfriend. Even my grandfather brought a "date" to Christmas dinner!
My buddy Chris said if I really wanted to hook up with a nice looking, mature acting woman I should look into joining a fuck buddy dating service. He joined last year and hasn't been without feminine companionship since then.
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Thank God for your mistakes in ministry – and use them well
If you're anything like me your natural temptation is to want to forget the mistakes you've made in ministry. Some are embarrassing because they highlight our immaturity or weaknesses, others are difficult to recall because we remember the impact they had on others. Bad news is for burying, isn't that right? But maybe God wants to teach us through our mistakes (and our failures for that matter).
Ten most common mistakes made by new church starts is a book that aims to take our errors and put them to use. In their introduction Griffith and Easum write 'Those of you who are already church planting will recognise yourself as we go along. If the pain gets too bad, take an aspirin or two.'
I think I probably made at least 6 of the mistakes they list. One of the mistakes I recognise was called 'Failure of the Church to Act Its Age and Its Size.' The key principle being that in a planting context decisions need to me made about what ministries should be started when. In other words there is the world of difference between knowing something is the right thing to do and knowing when is the right time to do it. When we started talking about buying a building as a one year old plant we certainly didn't help ourselves or our congregation to 'Act our age!' Great idea, wrong timing. The same can be said of wanting to start a full-blown kids work from age 0-14 to draw in families to the plant at a time when our eldest child in the congregation was just 1.
Stepping out in faith is not the same as running ahead, unaware of the risks and at a pace that cannot be sustained by even the most servant-hearted, faith-filled congregation. Nor do plants begin ministries only to please guests. 'It's better to just let them walk away than to overextend and burn out. It's also better than making promises you can't keep.'
At our next 2020birmingham Planters meeting we will be sharing our mistakes and in turn I'll try and share some on the blog.
God not only lets us make mistakes, he wants us to learn from them. He also wants us to teach others through our mistakes. The Bible is full of stories of those who failed from Abraham to Moses to David to Paul. Their examples are for our instruction. God has included their mistakes to teach us humility, patience, God-dependence and above all else that He is the one building His church sometimes because of us and sometimes despite us.
We live in a world where no-one will ever say they were wrong. As Christians we are free from the need to prove ourselves, our ministry successes and failures do not define us. But they do shape us and others. Let us put them to good use.
The darker side to being driven
Jon Tyson is lead pastor of Trinity Grace Church in New York City. I found a sermon he preached in December from Matthew 1:21-23 really enlightening, not to say a little disturbing. Tyson (about 19 minutes into the sermon) highlights a hidden danger inherent in the hearts of men and women driven by a noble desire – living for God.
What could be wrong with such a fine ambition? Essentially, Tyson points out, the danger comes from failing to recognise that our lives were never intended to be lived for God but with God. When our passion is not Christ but doing stuff for Christ we become vulnerable to that most subtle danger of 'importing worldly ambition into Christian ministry'.
Tyson draws on a blog post written by Skye Jethani entitled Has mission become our idol to expand his point. Jethani writes
Sometimes the people who fear insignificance the most are driven to accomplish the greatest things. As a result they are highly praised for their good works which temporarily soothes their fear until the next goal can be achieved.
How easy it is for Christian ministers to believe that the worth of our life is determined by the achievements of our ministries. Jethani quotes Gordon McDonald who says of this condition (which he defines as missionalism);
Missionalism starts slowly and gains a foothold in the leader's attitude before long the mission controls almost everything; time, relationships, health, spiritual depth, ethics and convictions.
How many Christian ministers are actually pursuing a worldly ambition –driven by a desire to prove themselves through their ministry – rather than joyfully living out their lives and fulfilling their ministries with Christ?
What might be tell-tales signs that your ministry has morphed into a self-serving idol?
Here are 5 symptoms I recognise in myself;
1) An aggressive self-promotion of our own ministries. Every conversation, blog-post or tweet is an opportunity to talk about ourselves through the vehicle of pushing of a ministry rather than an opportunity to bless others with the gospel.
2) A lack of interest (let alone joy) in the ministry of others. If my sense of self-worth is located in my ministry then the success of others disturbs and threatens me. They become a threat to my security and rob me of my joy.
3) When our ministry is an idol, and its success becomes our consuming goal, relationships suffer. When our focus is our ministry our relationships begin to be defined by the extent to which they can be useful to us in fulfilling our objectives. Family life suffers because they don't advance our cause and instead slow us down by demanding time and energy we want to invest elsewhere. In essence the idol is seen to be at work when I am only interested in others to the extent to which they can assist in the completion of my projects and plans.
4) When we are defined by our ministry we find it next to impossible to rest from our work. The idol of worldly ambition enslaves us and we fear falling behind.
5) When ministerial success is essential to our identity what keeps us awake at night is not the fate of the lost, or the glory of God but a fear of personal failure.
Why gospel preaching is only half the work God has called you to do
Most of us ministers think the test of a good church is one that preaches the gospel faithfully. That must be right. But is it enough? In the new free e-book Brothers we are still not professional Ray Ortland Jr. wants us to recognise a further test of orthodoxy. Does our church not just preach the gospel but evidence transformation through the existence of a recognisable gospel culture. The issue his chapter addresses is the necessary connection between preaching the gospel of grace and living out the gospel of grace in our church communities. So the challenge for any who are leading churches is not just to preach a gospel message in our churches but to build a Gospel Culture.
What should be happening in our churches?
Where the gospel is faithful preached and carefully applied the church community ought to exhibit the transforming effect of that gospel. Ortland describes a church shaped by gospel preaching as a social environment of acceptance and hope and freedom and joy. As different books of the Bible highlight different aspects of the gospel so they shape the community in different ways. Ortland suggests;
- The doctrine of regeneration creates a culture of humility (Ephesians 2:1–9).
- The doctrine of justification creates a culture of inclusion (Galatians 2:11–16).
- The doctrine of reconciliation creates a culture of peace (Ephesians 2:14–16).
- The doctrine of sanctification creates a culture of life (Romans 6:20–23).
- The doctrine of glorification creates a culture of hope (Romans 5:2) and honor (Romans 12:10).
- The doctrine of God—what could be more basic than that? — creates a culture of honesty and confession (1 John 1:5–10).
The gospel really does have power to create God's new society that is radically different from the world. However the sad reality is that whilst individual lives may be being changed through the gospel sadly too many churches find their community life a pale imitation of what we should expect.
So why is it that churches that preach the gospel fail to be transformed by the gospel?
Here are a few thoughts from my own experience
1. Because it's a whole lot easier to preach the gospel than to live it. Many things will work against the transformation of our life together. Sin in all its forms; apathy, indifference, self-centredness, etc. will inevitably make establishing a gospel culture harder than ensuring faithful gospel preaching. Gospel preaching requires just one man to get it right, gospel transformation requires the whole community to put it into practice. What all that means is that it is not automatic that a church preaching the gospel will be being transformed by the gospel. We should recognise that it is always a slower process than we would like (as is our personal sanctification) but still it ought to become increasingly evident in a gospel-preaching church.
2. Because as preachers in our sermons we spend too little time applying the Bible to the community life of the church. My training for preaching prepared me well to preach to the individual Christian but much less the church body. For most preachers we find individual applications relatively straight-forward but I have to say I've lost count of the number of sermons that fail to even once address the gathered church.
We need to ask 'what does this sermon mean for us as a church family?' as well as for us as individuals. We ought to lead our congregations through our preaching and corporate applications are key here.
3. Because we British (!) struggle to find appropriate ways to celebrate how the gospel is impacting our communities. We don't often talk about how the gospel is at work in our relationships in the church. Perhaps we ought, in our preaching to celebrate examples of gospel transformation in action. So, for example, a sermon that features the theme of inclusion provides an opportunity to comment on how we're getting on at relating to those who are different from ourselves in church and to celebrate cross-cultural, cross-generational relationships and how different church is to other communities.
4. Because we think a gospel culture should just grow organically rather than be nurtured. It's true that much transformation can be seen simply through individuals deciding to put the gospel to work in relationships with other Christians. But why should we simply leave people to it? We don't think gospel-preaching just happens which is why we give considerable time to training young preachers, reviewing sermons and preparing well for our own preaching. So what energy could we put into facilitating a gospel culture? What training could we put in place? What formal as well as informal opportunities could we create to facilitate gospel relationships?
Don't let your test of orthodoxy be limited to how faithfully you are preaching the gospel but ask too 'how is the gospel of the living God transforming our church?' For much is at stake; Ray Ortland includes this terrific quote from Francis Schaeffer's The Church Before the Watching World.
One cannot explain the explosive dynamite, the dunamis, of the early church apart from the fact that they practiced two things simultaneously: orthodoxy of doctrine and orthodoxy of community in the midst of the visible church, a community which the world could see. By the grace of God, therefore, the church must be known simultaneously for its purity of doctrine and the reality of its community. Our churches have so often been only preaching points with very little emphasis on community, but exhibition of the love of God in practice is beautiful and must be there.
This man wants to change the way you lead
Al Mohler's new book on leadership has recently dropped through my letterbox. The conviction to lead: 25 principles for leaership matters is everything that you might expect; wise, clear, biblical and focused! Above all else what guides Mohler's principles for leadership however, is conviction. He writes I want to fundamentally change the way leadership is understood and practiced.
It won't do to ignore best practice in leadership as some evangelicals are prone to do. We cannot hide in our studies, write a few sermons and pay our pastoral visits and believe we are doing all we are called to do as church ministers. Leading a church requires much more than that. But neither can we reduce our role to that of 'leaders' who mimic the world, seeking to take a church forward through motivation, vision, strategy and models of leadership. Mohler seeks to bring these, too often separate, worlds together. His purpose in the book? My goal is to redefine Christian leadership so that it is inseparable from passionately held beliefs [convictions], and to motivate those who are deeply committed to truth to be ready for leadership. Let a book like this shape your ministry and that of others in your church. Be clearer on your convictions and put those convictions to work as you learn to lead through them.
Here is Mohler on The Leader and Death
A legacy is what is left in the wake of a great leader. The leader is gone from the scene, but his influence remains essential to the direction and culture of the work he led. Once again, conviction is central. The idiosyncrasies of the leader will not (or should not) remain. The plans and visions of the leader will be outdated soon after his burial. The style of the leader is a personal signature. Your tastes will not be the tastes of the future. Yet none of this really matters. What matters is that the convictions survive.
Remember that leadership is conviction transformed into united action. If the convictions are right, the right actions will follow. The wise leader does not try to perpetuate matters of style and taste, or even plans and programs. The leader who aims at a legacy aims to perpetuate conviction. If the conviction is truly perpetuated, all the rest will follow. If the convictions are not perpetuated, none of the rest really matters. The leader who truly leads by conviction drives those convictions deep into the foundation of the movement. A legacy is built on that foundation as convictions frame reality.
Every leader needs to know the reality that we will die one day and that others will take our place. Hopefully, these new leaders will bring talents and abilities and vision greater than our own. Our greatest concern, however, is that they come with a wealth of conviction. Otherwise, all that we build can be turned against the very truths we have championed.
Is Wright wrong about women bishops?
So NT Wright (formerly Bishop of Durham and now Research Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity at St Mary's College, St Andrews) has declared in the Times newspaper (£) that the argument for women Bishops is to be found in the Bible.
We applaud his rejection of the cries of both media and politicians that the Church must 'move with the times' and modernise. CS Lewis was right to reject the myth of moral progress which he described as 'chronological snobbery'.
So far so good. However Wright's defence of women Bishops from the text of the Bible is quite something to behold. He writes 'The other lie to nail is that people who "believe in the Bible" or who "take it literally" will oppose women's ordination. Rubbish.'
Nathaniel Dimock in his work on the Atonement argues that three tests can be applied to assess the validity of an interpretation of the Bible. A doctrine should be regarded as orthodox if it can be demonstrated from the Scriptures, but further, interpretations should also be weighed against the church's teaching across the centuries. Dimock as a good evangelical believed in Sola Scriptura and tradition is in no way a final authority but nevertheless we are right to ask whether a view of the Bible is biblical if it is also not also primitive and catholic.
By Biblical we mean it must find clear support in the Bible itself. By primitive Dimock means we should look to see whether such an interpretation has been accepted from the earliest times of the church and catholic meaning it should have widespread support across the ages of the church. Clearly doctrines (such as penal substitutionary atonement which Dimock defends) are not taught with the same frequency and clarity across all ages but Dimock ably demonstrates a form of the doctrine present in the church from the earliest times to the present day. If a doctrine is clearly taught in the Bible, so much so that it should be regarded as the correct interpretation over other views, we should expect to find the church affirming it to some degree at points throughout history.
So what should we think of Wright's approach, maintaining as he does, that a doctrine held nowhere in the church for the first 2000 of its existence should be accepted as Biblical? Further a doctrine still rejected by the vast majority of Christians across the world? I hope he can at least understand the scepticism of many when his judgement is questioned.
Should we not also be a bit apprehensive when it comes to embracing a novel 21st century interpretation that just so happens fits exactly the mood of our own times. It makes me, at least, think there might be some attempt to make an idea 'fit' the text at all costs.
We shouldn't say that Wright is simply wrong it's rather that his arguments need to be a great deal more substantial than they are if he wishes to persuade that Christians have failed, for 2000 years, to understand and interpret the text of the Bible correctly.
The worst of all possible worlds? How is your church doing?
Christians often use the phrase in the world but not of the world (something drawn from Jesus' own words in John 17:11 and 16}. It encapsulates that difficult responsibility for Christians to be a visible and yet distinctive presence in the midst of our communities.
Tim Keller in his book Center Church describes something of what this might look like:
We will have an impact for the gospel if we are like those around us yet profoundly unlike them at the same time, all the while remaining very visible and engaged.
1. Christians are to be in the world
Tim Keller writes;
So, first of all, Christians must be like their neighbors in the food they eat and clothes they wear, their dialect, general appearance, work life, recreational and cultural activities, and civic engagement. They participate fully in life with their neighbors. Christians should also be like their neighbors with regard to excellence. That is, Christians should be very good at what others want to be good at. They should be skillful, diligent, resourceful, and disciplined. In short, Christians in a particular community should—at first glance—look reassuringly similar to the other people in the neighborhood. This opens up nonbelievers to any discussion of faith, because they recognize the believers as people who live in and understand their world. It also, eventually, gives them a glimpse of what they could look like if they became believers.
Christians are not to be of the world
Keller again;
Second, Christians must be also unlike their neighbors. In key ways, the early Christians were startlingly different from their neighbors; it should be no different for us today. Christians should be marked by integrity. Believers must be known for being scrupulously honest, transparent, and fair. Followers of Christ should also be marked by generosity. If employers, they should take less personal profit so customers and employees have more pay. As citizens, they should be philanthropic and generous with their time and with the money they donate for the needy. They should consider living below their potential lifestyle level. Believers should also be known for their hospitality, welcoming others into their homes, especially neighbors and people with needs. They should be marked by sympathy and avoid being known as self-serving or even ruthless in business or personal dealings. They should be marked by an unusual willingness to forgive and seek reconciliation, not by a vengeful or spiteful spirit.
In addition to these character qualities, Christians should be marked by clear countercultural values and practices. Believers should practice chastity and live consistently in light of the biblical sexual ethic. Those outside the church know this ethic—no sex outside of marriage—and any inconsistency in this area can destroy a believer's credibility as a Christian.
That is how Christians are to be in the world and not of the world at one and the same time.
But what if…
Reading Keller on this issue reminded me of a talk I heard a few years ago which highlighted that perhaps the greatest danger is one we hardly ever spot. We spot the danger of Christians being in the world AND of the world (compromise), we are wary of Christians NOT in the world and not of it (retreat) but do we recognise the double-danger of Christians not in the world and YET of the world!
How does that work?
It is possible for Christians and church communities to cut themselves off from the world and retreat into glorious isolationism and yet at the same time exhibit all of the traits of worldliness behind our locked doors. In such a situation the church is unchanged by the gospel and displays all the characteristics of the world. Maybe that means for some being as individualistic in our disregard for the need of others, as materialistic in our attitude to money, as self-obsessed so that the focus of our lives is not the gospel to the lost but our own sense of well-being and comfort.
What a tragedy when Christians are not in the world and yet undoubtedly of the world.
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St Helen's Bishopsgate is the church where I first heard the Bible preached and where through that preaching I became a Christian. Today sees the launch of a new resource from St. Helen's entitled Preaching matters and promises to offer wisdom for all those who share in the awesome responsibility of proclaiming God's word.
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What your pastor needs you to pray for him
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Here's a great post from Joe Thorn giving you 4 different things you could be praying for your pastor this weekend.
GK Chesterton and radical conservatism
GK Chesterton on why without constant attention the very things we want to preserve will be lost;
All conservatism is based upon the idea that if you leave things alone you leave them as they are. But you do not. If you leave a thing alone you leave it to a torrent of change. If you leave a white fence post alone it will soon be a black post. If you particularly want it to be white you must be always painting it again; that is, you must be always having a revolution. Briefly,if you want the old white post you must have a new white post.
The church is to change nothing of its message. Our goal is to keep an old white post — the unchanging truth about Christ. But to keep it we cannot afford to leave things alone. A great deal of work needs to go in to finding new and effective ways of communicating the same old message. To quote Chesterton we 'must be always painting it again.'
If you don't pray I can't preach
Why a congregation must pray for the preacher from C.H. Spurgeon:
Shall I give you yet another reason why you should pray? I have preached my very heart out. I could not say any more than I have said. Will not your prayers accomplish that which my preaching fails to do? Is it not likely that the Church has been putting forth its preaching hand but not its praying hand? Oh dear friends! Let us agonize in prayer.
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The film is an across-the-board charmer that should appeal to children as well as their parents, aficionados of animation and old-movie buffs who will be challenged to sort out the blur of seemingly hundreds of classic film references.
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As Deroy Murdock notes elsewhere on this page, Vice President Biden could have stayed for free in the U.S. ambassador's 60,000-square-foot residence during his recent trip to Paris. Instead, Shotgun Joe opted for a Paris hotel - at a cost of $585,000.
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"A stimulating and thought-provoking study of how the mixing of science, politics, and even religion influenced and continues to influence cartography."
"This history of 12 epoch-defining maps—including Google's—is a revelation… Brotton offers an excellent guide to understanding these influential attempts at psychogeographical transcendence."
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"Author Jerry Brotton's book dips into maps spanning millenia of human experience, from Ptolemy's Geography (circa 150 AD) all the way up to Google Earth, the dynamic, increasingly omnipresent Internet Age way that we answer the age-old question "Where am I?" …Along the way, he finds some marvelous things."
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Jerry Brotton is the presenter of the acclaimed BBC4 series 'Maps: Power, Plunder and Possession'. Here he tells the story of our world through maps.
Throughout history, maps have been fundamental in shaping our view of the world, and our place in it. But far from being purely scientific objects, world maps are unavoidably ideological and subjective, intimately bound up with the systems of power and authority of particular times and places. Mapmakers do not simply represent the world, they construct it out of the ideas of their age.
In this scintillating book, Jerry Brotton examines the significance of 12 maps - from the mystical representations of ancient history to the satellite-derived imagery of today. He vividly recreates the environments and circumstances in which each of the maps was made, showing how each conveys a highly individual view of the world - whether the Jerusalem-centred Christian perspective of the 14th century Hereford Mappa Mundi or the Peters projection of the 1970s which aimed to give due weight to 'the third world'.
Although the way we map our surroundings is once more changing dramatically, Brotton argues that maps today are no more definitive or objective than they have ever been - but that they continue to make arguments and propositions about the world, and to recreate, shape and mediate our view of it. Readers of this book will never look at a map in quite the same way again.


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I am very lucky to have the good job I have. I've been lucky to have it for 12 years. Still, my life has changed a lot lately and the job itself has changed over the years. I find myself now wondering if I'm called to do this job as I once was.
I am blessed to be able to work and also have my daughter along, but it also creates challenges to do so. I am often wondering what would be best for my baby and my client, because my attention is always split now. It's kind of like I get to do all the work of a Stay at Home Mom, and do it all while doing all the work of my actual job as a working Mom.
The worries are daily. Would it be better to have my daughter in daycare so she got some kind of more structured schedule and routine, so the people would be there to focus on her, instead of always distracted from helping her? I work nights often of late and it bothers me so much to have to wake her sleeping self up to take her home. I hate also having to get her back to bed there. It's no wonder she never has gotten into a routine at night and learned to sleep well. This also often leads to missed baths and teeth brushings and that adds to the motherly guilt and worry and questioning.
Other days I dress her while she's still sleeping, or sometimes on the days we'll work that late, and put her in the car to eat her breakfast on the road. I could wake her up earlier instead, should I do that? Would that help?
It's not that she has some sort of awful time, and like I said, I'm blessed to have my job, I know. I've worked here 12 years now and I finally make more per hour than the years I've worked here. I have benefits which have been hard to come by in the years after the bubble pop. I get to see my sister and my daughter gets to see her aunt. But… but… there's always the worry and the questions. There's always this idea that I could be doing it better, giving her a better life.
It actually doesn't help that my husband makes enough money that if we wanted to and were careful we could exist on only his income. It makes it harder, kind of, because it gives me this idea that I should be being a stay at home mom full time, that that would be the best thing for this little growing person who is so wonderful and needs so much attention. It just makes the questions bigger.
Meanwhile, Alice loves stimulation and going places and doing things constantly, and while she needs and wants a lot of attention and I feel divided and like I'm doing neither job as well as I'd like, she misses her Aunt when we don't come to work. She asks to go places all the time when we do stay home. Am I worrying for nothing?
And in the end, I realize, that all I need to do is pray. The answers all sit with God, and He has made this challenge particularly for me, to grow my Spirit in the direction He is leading me. And Alice. If I believe He is leading me, I have to further believe He is leading and forming her.
And so the prayer:
I know You have given me this challenge for a reason. I know I need to give these worries up to You and allow You to work out the solution to what feels like an impossible question. I know that what to me feels like it would be reopening of old wounds to even speak about, to You it is nothing but a speck to be blown away. I pray today that You work in this situation. Give me the right words to speak about what I think I need and what I think I need to do for my baby and myself, give me the right way to handle this situation. And show me, Lord, what will be best for her in the long run. Teach me how to Mother with the love and Grace only You can supply, and show me where You are calling me now. Give me Your leading, Lord, as strong as I once felt it. Allow me to see clearly my path again, and to be able to take my daughter on that walk with me, as I carry her everywhere else.
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A Beaver Stadium "White Out" for the Oct. 25 night game against Ohio State highlights the announcement of themed home game days for the 2014 season.
Penn State sets 'White Out' vs. Ohio State on Oct. 25
Penn State has designated its Oct. 25 game against Ohio State as a "White Out," part of the themed game days announced Thursday for all 2014 home games.
All fans will be encouraged to wear white for the contest against the Buckeyes, which begins at 8 p.m.
Other special dates include a 20th reunion of the undefeated 1994 Big Ten and Rose Bowl championship team on Sept. 6, the start of a season-long celebration of the 50th anniversary of women's athletics at the university on Sept. 13, homecoming on Sept. 27, All-University Day and honoring THON on Nov. 1, Military Appreciation Day on Nov. 15 and Senior Day on Nov. 29.
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---> '''I fear you made a friend of her.'''
* Or whenever you meet a spellcaster and your pawns shout "[[YouShallNotPass You shall not cast!]]"
* '''Feste:''' ''Mi'lady is mistaken. I would never violate His Graces privacy while he violates Mi'lady's privates...''
* Enemies are just as subject to falling damage as you are. The obvious use for this is to throw them off of nearby cliffs, but some enemies can be tricked into taking suicidal plunges all on their own. For example the cyclops on the narrow pass to Heavenspeak Fort can be enraged by snapping off one of its tusks; if it rampages too close to the edge of the cliffside the great oaf will go plummeting to its death [[SoundtrackDissonance followed shortly by the entirely-inappropriate heroic victory theme]].
* Pawns can sometimes utter completely out of place observations during the most inappropriate times
--->'''Pawn'''(when fighting a giant, fire-breathing drake who is killing everyone): Look, Arisen, a rope! Seems suspicious...
* Thanks to the game's romance system, your character can fall in love with almost anyone you find...with [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUbLL3J0__o interesting results]].
* Give your male Pawn voice #4 (the highest-pitched one) and tell him to "voice his anguish" in a "Timid" manner. Whenever he gets hit, he'll let out a yelp. Becomes particularly funny if he also has the Guardian personality:
--->'''Pawn''' ''(entering a fight with goblins when one gets a sneak attack in on him)'': "I will protect you, Arisen! '''''OW!'''''"
* Hard Mode can be quite a challenge, but it compensates by making enemies drop a lot more of money. This can turn hilarious as, if you're on a killing spree, many enemies will start dropping giant bags of money, even creatures that have no business holding money to begin with, such as wolves, quimeras, and even [[LizardFolk Saurian]]'s tails!


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Emmett's Tavern & Brewery Co.
Emmett's uses only traditional ingredients - water, malt, hops and yeast. When you try a German Pilsener or an English Pale Ale at Emmett's, your pint will be as close to the original as you can get (without actually getting on a plane and flying across the pond). Brewery tours are available.
CITY: West Dundee
The Village Squire - West Dundee
This English pub-style casual dining restaurant has been part of the Fox Valley since 1974. Family owned and operated featuring nightly live music and a unique atmosphere.
CITY: West Dundee
Houlahan's Tavern & Grill
A fun family atmosphere. Open for lunch everyday. We have a large menu for you to choose from. There is a smoke-free dining area for your enjoyment. Check in often for our Special Events!
CITY: Waterman
Honey Hill Orchard - Waterman
Honey Hill Orchard is a family-owned and operated orchard that was started as a hobby by Hawken Askelson in 1965. Today, the original orchard location has 2,100 apple trees, with an additional 500 trees at a second farm location. What started out as a simple farm stand has grown to include pick your own apples, raspberries and pumpkins, honey from Honey Hill's own bee hives, a bakery, the Apple Barn Country Store and some old-fashioned family activities. In addition to providing customers with quality products, Honey Hill Orchard gives families a chance to spend a relaxing time on the farm and create some great family memories and traditions.
CITY: Waterman
Waterman Winery & Vineyards
Waterman Winery produces wine that is made from homegrown grapes right here in DeKalb County. They offer wine tasting events, and tours upon request. Can host outdoor or indoor events.
CITY: Waterman
Trattoria da Francesca
Trattoria da Francesca is located in the quaint town of Waterman. We are known for our pasta, but you will have to try one of our many items including pizza! You will not be left disappointed after your delicious Italian meal here at Trattoria da Francesca.
CITY: Waterman
Bean Appetit Coffee House
Speciality coffee beverages including espresso-based drinks, smoothies, chai tea, panini sandwiches and pastries.
CITY: Wasco
Pizza Cucina (Wasco)
5 minutes west of downtown St. Charles in Wasco. Open daily. Delivery available. Catering too.
CITY: Wasco
Taylor Street Pizza - Wasco
Just 7 minutes west of downtown St. Charles in Wasco. Open daily. Delivery available.
CITY: Wasco
Portillo's - Sycamore
Come enjoy what we hope you will find to be the best Hot Dog, Italian Beef, Maxwell Street Polish, Tasty Burgers, Fresh Salads and more. Bring the kids and ENJOY!
CITY: Sycamore
Tommy O's
Tommy O's has been recognized with the BIRA (Best Independent Restaurants Association) Platinum Plate Award for "Best Family Style Restaurant".
CITY: Sycamore
Cabana Charleys Tiki Bar & Grill
Menu includes American with a Caribbean flare and tropical drinks served to you in a relaxing atmosphere- "Relax, You are Here".
CITY: Sycamore
Sweet Dream Desserts and Catering
Step into Sweet Dream Desserts and you're sure to sense the small town friendliness. Bite into one of their famous filled cupcakes (or other delicious offerings) and you'll think you've been transported to an upscale café in one of Chicago's trendy neighborhoods. But, this is not just a cupcake joint! Sycamore native and owner, Deanna Watkins, opens the doors at 7am day, to serve a continental style breakfast, such as scones and sweet breads, while chef and husband, Phil, prepares homemade soups and deli-style sandwiches for lunch. They also boast a variety of homemade cookies, just like grandma used to make, and provide full-sized cakes and cheese cakes for any occasion--from baby shower to birthday to wedding, or just because you want one. Not able to stop in for a bite to eat? Let Chef Phil cater your next event! Whether you are planning a simple BBQ or an elegant wedding, Sweet Dream Desserts has a full menu of meal options to satisfy your taste, from soup to cake!
CITY: Sycamore
Hink's Bar & Grill
Stop in today for lunch or dinner at Hink's Bar & Grill and receive true midwestern hospitality! Enjoy a nice meal, a cold drink, and a great atmosphere. Hink's is located within walking distance form Sycamore's downtown shopping district.
CITY: Sycamore
Joker's Bar & Grill
Joker's is a bar with good food and great people. Come and see a band on the weekend or just stop in for a decent meal and an ice cold drink. Don't forget to ask about our daily specials.
CITY: Sycamore
Hobnobbers Food & Spirits
Hobnobbers Food & Spirits is a new Restaurant and Sports Bar located in the former site of Mugzzies. Great Food and Great Atmosphere at affordable prices. As you enjoy the wide selection of traditional American foods such as burgers, pizza, and beer nuggets, you can watch your favorite sport on any one of their 15 large screen TV's!
CITY: Sycamore
MVP Sports Club
We have drink specials every day of the week! Come in and see for yourself. Our specials are guarenteed to quench your thirst without breaking your wallet. Stop in to try our cuisine and treat your tastebuds to a vacation in paradise. Our menu is sure to satisfy even the mightest hungers! Host your next party or gathering on our outdoor patio or rooftop terrace! Or let us cater your next event!
CITY: Sycamore
Riccardi's Red Hots & Soda Fountain
Our goal at Riccardi's is to create a 50's style diner with friendly service, and "at home" feel and the best food in town. At Riccardi's Red Hots & Soda Fountain, we mix our own secret seasoning for our hamburgers, so you won't be able to find another burger that tastes as good as ours. Our chili is handmade and is some of the best chili you'll ever have. Did we mention the ice cream? We have scrumptious soft-serve vanilla ice cream and tons of toppings to choose from! We have a BYOB license and you are welcome to bring your own beer/wine if you are of age. We are also offering live music on the weekends, so stop in and check out the local talent!
CITY: Sycamore
Dairy Dog's
Dairy Dog's is the original home of the cone with eyes. We specialize in high quality fast food, made from fresh ingredients and delicious ice cream creations. It is our goal to focus on quality and delivering friendly service to our customers. All of our food is made to order, if you are in a hurry, call ahead. We look forward to meeting you.
CITY: Sycamore
Ski's All American Pub
Whether you're looking for good food, a great time with friends, or just hanging out in an all around exciting atmosphere, then you've come to the right place. You name the event and Ski's All American Pub is the place to be. "Come for the food, stay for the fun." Try one of our delicious pizzas or come in for our all you can eat fish fry! Relax in our beer garden, or play a few rounds of darts! A private party room is available for up to 50 guests.
CITY: Sycamore
Polka Dot Bakery
The Polka Dot Bakery creates beautiful artistic cakes. They can vary from carved cakes made to look like an object or character, smash cakes for a child's 1st birthday, wedding cakes to decorated cookies for all occasions. They also provide kitchen apparel and classes/events at their location.
CITY: Sycamore
Ollie's Frozen Custard
Come enjoy a fresh treat to tempt your taste buds. We have sundaes, milkshakes, malts, sodas and more. Something for everybody!
CITY: Sycamore
Johnny's Charhouse
Come enjoy the menu, including steaks, chops, seafood, Italian specialities, and a martini bar.
CITY: Sycamore
Country Store and Catering
Located in Beautiful Sycamore, just 2 blocks from the downtown shopping areas. We have been serving the community for over 25 years. Come stop by for the best homemade meals in the area. We have our grill going hot everyday and our meals are prepared fresh. With homemade ingredients and the best USDA Choice Meats you will find. Stop in and try a hot grilled sandwiche, rotisserie style meats, a combo dinner, or a famous dinner such as our seasoned pork chop dinner! Open for Lunch and Dinner 6 Days a week.
CITY: Sycamore


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Masud Named Staples E-Commerce Leader
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Staples, Inc. has appointed Faisal Masud executive vp/global e-commerce, effective May 20. In this newly created role, he will lead online and digital growth, the company announced, and will report to Demos Parneros, president of North American stores and online for Staples.
Masud's responsibilities include building Staples' digital channels and leading e-commerce efforts across the company, as the retailer invests heavily in digital commerce, it stated. He also will supervise the continued development of Staples online platforms including staples.com and the company's mobile assets.
Masud joins Staples from Groupon, Inc., where he was vp and general manager, responsible for managing Groupon Goods' strategy and execution in over 35 countries, and where he managed all functions for his business unit including merchandising, inventory, marketing, engineering and operations, Staples noted.
"Faisal brings deep experience at some of the world's most innovative e-commerce companies, including eBay, Groupon and nine years at Amazon," Parneros said. "His background managing and developing large-scale digital businesses will play an important role at Staples as we rapidly expand our product assortment and grow our online business as part of our strategic plan."
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Nicki Minaj Reveals What She Really Thinks of Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus, her new sound and new style have been polarizing for fans and fellow celebs. What does the outspoken, always opinionated (and vocal about it) Nicki Minaj think about Cyrus?
Miley Cyrus, her new sound and new style have been polarizing for fans and fellow celebs. What does the outspoken, always opinionated (and vocal about it) Nicki Minaj think about Cyrus?
"Friday" songstress Rebecca Black has teamed up with fellow singer Jon B. on a cover of Miley Cyrus' "We Can't Stop," and despite a few lyric changes (due to the fact she's 16 now), it's not that bad
Oh boy.
Tiny troublemaker Lil Twist is teaming up with his pal Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus for a new single, which much to Cyrus' delight, will be called 'Twerk.' (We're keeping an eye out for horsemen.)
Even celebs get the blues. And right now, bright, deep and attention-seeking blue shades -- like cornflower, cobalt and electric -- are everywhere. Examples? Miley Cyrus donned a bright but airy blue Pucci ensemble in NYC, while actress Rashida Jones rocked a leather skirt that appeared purplish-blue.
You can't be a shrinking violet (which, we mig
Jay-Z isn't easily amused, but one thing in particular made the 'Magna Carta Holy Grail' rapper chuckle: Miley Cyrus' adorably Caucasian attempts at twerking.
With Paris Fashion Week, the BET Awards and other assorted events on the calendar this week, fashion was hoppin'. From Miley Cyrus and her vintage Versace (very good) to Kristen Stewart and her lace romper (very ... not so good) to Rihanna's bathrobe, there was plenty of material for this week's Best and Worst Dressed list.
Demi Lovato is doing big things these days! The 'Made in the USA' songstress could very well clean up at the 2013 Teen Choice Awards with all her nominations!
Miley Cyrus' fans may be loving their idol's new booty-clapping, twerking and skin-showing persona, but reportedly one person is not a fan. Who could that be? None other than Miley's fiance Liam Hemsworth.
We get it. We know Miley Cyrus has ditched her former Disney image and shed her 'Hannah Montana' past forever, embracing a more mature, sexy girl style. We're well-aware that she wants to be seen as some sort of punk/hip-hop hybrid and is tryharding to co-opt that style.
But she's been making some questionable -- and that's being kind -- fashion choices as of late. Her ensembles are so eyebrow raising that we'll wager even SHE will look back on them in a year and ask herself, "WTF was I thinking?"
Miley Cyrus made Jimmy Kimmel very uncomfortable on his own talk show last night (June 25), arriving in high-waisted underwear, a crop top, a jacket and some thigh-high boots. As you do.
Then she talked about the "symbolism" in her music video 'We Can't Stop.'
SPOILER ALERT: It's not really symbolism.
Miley Cyrus can't be stopped.
In between copious tweets promoting her new single 'We Can't Stop' and her TV appearances this week, Miley Cyrus supposedly slipped in a threatening tweet to her father Billy Ray Cyrus.


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Montana Mountain Horse
Broadview Trail Saddle MHWP5
Trail Saddles
For Sale on eBay
Manufacturer: Montana Mountain Horse
Model: Broadview Trail Saddle MHWP5
Category: Trail Saddles
Purchase: I ordered the Broadview trail saddle from www.montanamountainhorse.com. I upgraded the following: flexible tree with full QH bars, leather tie strap/billet and mock fleece underside. For no additional cost I was able to chose my border tooling, pommel tooling, leather color and seat color. Everything including shipping was $710.00.
Likes: I love this saddle! It's not to heavy and fits my horse just right. The quality of workmanship and materials is great. These saddles are an excellent custom order with out the high cost.
Dislikes: I haven't found anything that I don't like about this saddle. I will definitely buy from them again.
Quality: As stated before, great workmanship and materials.
Summary: I love this saddle and will buy from them again. Great affordability and quality.
Rating: 5
Author: Jen
Date: 2007-10-29
Usefulness Rating: 0 out of 5.
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