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BJC signs deal with Coventry for Missouri marketplace
Updated On: Oct 01 2013 12:49:47 PM CDT
Missouri's new federally-run health insurance marketplace features at least two major players - Coventry and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
A representative for Aetna, which now owns Coventry, told ABC 17 News Monday the company would offer plans in the state marketplace.
That may be good news for people with doctors at Boone Hospital. Parent company, BJC, was rejected as an in network provider by Anthem because of high costs, which would have kept the hospital chain out of marketplace.
A BJC spokesperson confirmed for ABC 17 News Tuesday that it had signed a deal with Coventry as an in network provider for patients purchasing Coventry plans from the marketplace.
The marketplace opened for enrollment Tuesday at midnight.
Supporters and licensed, trained "navigators" told ABC 17 News Monday that consumers should wait and research marketplace offerings in the first couple weeks.
Already Tuesday night, the website was having glitches preventing sign ups.
Jean Leonatti, Central Missouri Area Agency on Aging CEO, said Monday the process was similar to the rollout of Medicare Part D and would face some issues the first week before becoming easier to use and explain.
The trained "navigators" in her organization would be available to start making appointments for later in October on Tuesday morning. "Navigators" underwent 20 hours of training to get certified and licensed to provide help to people using the new marketplace.
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Google didn't spend enough time on Material Design during the keynote. We saw a beautiful video and learned a little bit about the intent and thought behind Google's new cross-platform look (which we actually saw a bit earlier than anticipated), but there's so much more to be said. Having attended as many design sessions as possible during I/O, I think it's worth taking a somewhat closer look at Material Design. In this post we'll attempt to scratch a little bit deeper into what Material means, why it's awesome, and why it's a forward-looking move for Google.
A while ago, we posted about explorations Google was undertaking in revamping Android's home screen. Part of this was a new notification shade that looked similar to Google Now.
Since then, we've seen new materials that show something a bit closer to what the notification shade and Quick Settings will resemble in Android's L release. The images we'll discuss in this post are based on more recent information, but as with any unreleased software, anything can change - particularly design.
Yesterday we brought attention to an issue with Motorola's international devices wherein the carrier ID would be displayed in the status bar all the time, making the notification area almost useless in many circumstances. Well, Motorola VP Punit Soni happened to notice the post and chimed in with an update – it turns out Motorola is rolling out a fix in 4.4.3.
The Moto G has been a big seller for Motorola, and the device has seen pretty much universal praise from owners. However, the international version of the device (as well as the Moto X and Moto E) has an odd interface quirk that's driving some users up a wall. The carrier name sits on the left side of the status bar all the time, essentially making the notification area useless for anyone whose carrier has a name longer than a few characters.
A while ago, we posted about information we'd received indicating that sometime soon, Google's search functionality (and other actions) would be expanding beyond the Search app, moving into other apps for device-wide search interaction and - eventually - app-specific functionality.
It appears that isn't the only Search trick Google is working on, though. According to the information available to us, Google is working on functionality for now known as KITT (get it?) or "Android Eyes Free" internally.
Several days ago, it was brought to our attention that Google's Search app finally allowed completely touchless reminders, whereby a user could set a reminder from start to finish without touching the device. Previously, reminders required a touch confirmation at the end of the process. Now, the "voice of Google" simply asks if the user would like the reminder to be set. Saying "yes" will complete the interaction.
It seems this isn't the only server-side switch Google is pulling, though.
During CES this year, Google and NVIDIA announced partnership with GM, Honda, Audi, and Hyundai in forming the Open Automotive Alliance. The initial announcement was predictably sparse on details, noting only the initiative's core principles, and the goal of bringing Android to cars. After hearing approximately nothing about the effort since then, we now have information that gives us a first look at Google's vision for Android in the Car, referred to internally as Gearhead.
Gmail just got an update to version 4.8, an update that brings with it some refreshing UI changes, and a few other features too. First, we'll take a look at the UI tweaks.
First up, the pull-to-refresh animation has been brought into line with the Google Search app - it now cycles through Google's red, yellow, blue, and green brand colors rather than using a simple blue animation. The length of swipe necessary to trigger a refresh has also been shortened.
As promised, the companion app to Google Glass, MyGlass, got a big update today. The bump from version 2.2 to 3.0 allows for sharing from Maps directly to Glass, but is otherwise purely aesthetic. Users will enjoy a slick new interface centered around a slide-out menu, which breaks out the Glassware Gallery, your active glassware, device info, and selected contacts into separate views.
This arrangement is infinitely more friendly than the previous interface, and glassware is now displayed more richly, with example screenshots in each listing along with a brief description and rundown of permissions.
We've recently seen plenty of rumors related to Google's future plans for its Search app, from automatically remembering where you parked to reminding you of things when you're with another person, to reminding you to pay bills, down to something as simple as setting a proper timer. Clearly, Google's got plenty of plans for what will happen inside Search. But today, we've got something a little different - this time, it relates to how Google's voice assistant will break out of Search, entering other Google apps to help you do more with your voice and perform more actions with Search in general.


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Chef Geoff's - Upper Northwest
Address: 3201 New Mexico Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20016
Phone: 202-237-7800
Neighborhood: Upper Northwest
Cuisines: Modern, Pizza, Fusion/Eclectic, American
Opening Hours: Open Monday through Saturday 11:30 AM to 10 PM; Sunday 10:30 AM to 10 PM.
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Kid Friendly: Yes
Nearby Metro Stops: Tenleytown-AU
Price Range: Moderate
Dress: Informal
Noise Level: Chatty
Reservations: Recommended
Website: Click here to open in new window.
Best Dishes Crab-stuffed shrimp; calamari with aioli; tuna sashimi; chipotle chicken empanadas; cumin-crusted salmon; hamburger.
Price Details: Lunch appetizers, $6.95 to $10.95; entrees, $9.95 to $17.95. Dinner appetizers, $6.95 to $10.95; entrees, $13.95 to $23.95. Three-course Sunset Special (served daily between 4 and 6:30 PM), $19.95. Sunday brunch entrees, $9.95 to $14.95.
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Wheelchair Accessible, Kid Friendly, Late Night, Weekend Brunch, Party Space, Outdoor Seating, Good for Groups
Wheelchair Accessible, Kid Friendly, Late Night, Weekend Brunch, Party Space, Outdoor Seating, Good for Groups
Food Specials, Outdoor Seating
Food Specials, Outdoor Seating
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Monday and Tuesday all day; Wednesday through Sunday 3 to 7 PM.
Monday and Tuesday all day; Wednesday through Sunday 3 to 7 PM.
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Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays
From November 2004"It's Tuesday night," I thought. "No need to make a reservation." How wrong could I be? Every table and every seat at the bar at chef Geoff Tracy's New Mexico Avenue eatery was occupied.
Chef Geoff's popularity is evidence of the dearth of restaurants in this largely residential neighborhood, but more than that, it's a testimony to how well he has gauged his customers. They can order a full meal or just a sandwich or salad. The atmosphere is right for a casual meal after a hard day at the office. Service is prompt and friendly.
The menu is up-to-date without being demanding. Shrimp stuffed with crab, accompanied by a roasted-corn salsa, makes a good appetizer, as do the mildly spicy chipotle chicken empandas. On a recent visit, cumin-crusted salmon with black beans was very good; pan-roasted duck, a bit undercooked, was less so. But on the whole, a visit to Chef Geoff's is likely to encourage customers to return. Another appealing feature is a list of well-chosen wines, all priced at $25 a bottle.


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A new study shows that when we meet someone new, the first two things we judge are the other person's smile, and THIS. What is it?
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Originally written on Bush League Chronicle | Last updated 11/18/14
Charlotte Bobcats guard Ben Gordon and forward Hakim Warrick connected for a beautiful no-look, alley oop slam on Saturday night. The play occurred during the second quarter of their bout against the visiting New Orleans Hornets.Gordon displayed amazing awareness, court vision, and touch on the play, which resulted in 2 of Warrick's 12 points on the evening.Charlotte's commentators immediately dubbed Gordon's dime as the "assist of the year."Unfortunately, it wasn't enough as the Bobcats would go on to lose by a score of 98-95.Charlotte has now lost 18 games in a row dating back to Nov. 24.
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I love them, I love them all!
Top notch and practical idea.
Very clever and flavorful, in the right environment this would be a way to make the cold and ice much more than window dressing.
I want this to be the focus of a save-the-town quest. Everyone is starving, quickly! Find and lug the heavy stone object through the dungeon, across the rickety canyon bridge (WHUMP!), over the lake in the leaky boat (*gurgle*), up the hill, up the hill again, (Damn you Sisyphus!) et cetera. It makes me snigger with evil DM delight.
Awesome, clever, flavorful, and with some good potential. Fear the squirrels.
Think of the children! :D
Author's Note: This submission is unfinished, as it should be linked to a number of other items in a homebrew campaign setting which does not exist on the site. Critique as you like.
I quite like this idea because it is highly adaptable. If your game does not focus on Ether a similar setup could be made for any 'aura' of your choosing. What a perfect way to harken the arrival of the BBEG, chimes ringing furiously in a place absent of wind but with a darkening sky. They could also function like Tribbles + Kingons, which is to say if some ethereal/evil has posessed a human or is disguised they still react. They're just a really nice touch that can be added anywhere.
I am not going to vote yet, because this is so close to being a five but is missing one crucial thing to me. Motivation. What is the mission of the circus? Why does this god value laughter? Why does he have a group of laughing assassins? I feel like all of this could be explained if I just knew what the motivation of the cult or their god was.


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Judge approves JPMorgan's $543 million settlement with Madoff
JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s $543 million settlement with the trustee for Bernard Madoff's firm was approved by a federal bankruptcy judge, ending a case in which thousands of investors accused the bank of ignoring the scheme
An undersecured lender's best friend in bankruptcy: Section 1111(b)
In a recent decision, the 7th Circuit expanded the application of Section 1111(b) under the Bankruptcy Code. The main winners of this expansion are junior, undersecured lenders who otherwise would be out of the money.
Inside: To serve or not to serve (on an Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors), that is the question
The decision whether to serve on a Committee is an important one and one which should be carefully evaluated in each case. The only true mistake you can make is to fail to thoroughly consider the option and the opportunity to have your company serve.
Inside: Your executive employment agreement in bankruptcy
Suppose your company doesn't turn around and is forced to file for bankruptcy. Will you have the protections you think you have?
Inside: Payment plan preference exposure under the Bankruptcy Code
What's a creditor to do if a customer files for bankruptcy? Luckily, you have several options.
Inside: An increasingly important defense to clawback actions
These provisions suggest that Section 546(e) insulates from recovery an enormous range of payments if such payments were made to complete a securities transaction or in connection with a securities contract.
LightSquared sues GPS makers
LightSquared claims that several GPS manufacturers as well as industry groups undermined its investment in the development of network architecture.
Atari wins approval to overcome bankruptcy
Under the plan, unsecured creditors, who are estimated to be owed between $5 million and $7 million, will receive 8 percent of their claims when the plan kicks off.
Inside: A Stern decision and what a creditor can take from the ruling
Anna Nicole Smith's battle to obtain her husbands estate is well-known. But how her life shapes bankruptcy law may actually be her biggest legacy.
American Airlines and US Airways seek early trial in antitrust suit
AMR Corp., the parent company of American Airlines, and US Airways Group Inc. is hoping to speed up its trial date to defend their proposed merger against antitrust claims.


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Econo Lodge
Williams, AZ 86046
Phone: (928) 635-4085
Fax: (928) 635-1326
302 E. SR 66, Williams, AZ, US, 86046
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Entertainment Venues
»Bob Dean Rodeo Arena
Cowboys gear up to showcase timely events of bull and horse riding and calf roping at the Bob Dean Rodeo Arena at the Williams Rodeo Grounds. With cheering crowds throwing hats up in the air and the jubilation of the action, it all culminates into one huge spectacle. Individual rodeo performances are also hosted often. Don't be thrown off by the odd women rodeo performances.
»Williams Rodeo Grounds
Williams is a scenic town nestled on the foothills of Bill Williams Mountain and the Williams Rodeo Grounds is the best place to catch some wild west action. From Bareback Bronc Riding, Bull Riding to Tie Down Roping, Steer Wrestling and Barrel Racing, there are many exciting feats happening on this happening ground. Besides rodeo, it also hosts art and craft fairs, radio convention and mounted cowboy shooting competitions.


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Stan Lee (born Stanley Martin Lieber; December 28, 1922) is an American comic book writer, editor, publisher, media producer, television host, actor, and former president and chairman of Marvel Comics. Due to his longtime association with Marvel Comics, Stan Lee cameos in most post-2000 movies based on Marvel comics. In non-Disney productions, he cameoed in X-Men, Spider-Man, Daredevil, Hulk, Spider-Man 2, Fantastic Four, X-Men: The Last Stand, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Captain America: The First Avenger, Thor, The Amazing Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man 2. In Disney productions, he cameos in The Avengers, Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy and Big Hero 6. His cameo in Big Hero 6 is especially relevant as he plays Fred's father. He is set to cameo in Avengers: Age of Ultron, Ant-Man and the non-Disney movie The Fantastic Four.
He also cameos in TV shows and TV movies based on Marvel comics. In non-Disney TV shows and TV Movies, he was the narrator in the 1982 Incredible Hulk cartoon show and in Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends, and he cameoed in Spider-Man: The Animated Series, The Incredible Hulk: The Animated Series, Trial of the Incredible Hulk, Spider-Man: The New Animated Series, Spectacular Spider-Man, Black Panther, and had a mayor role as the Mayor of Super Hero City in The Super Hero Squad Show. In Disney TV-shows and TV movies, he appeared in Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel (reprising his role as the hot dog vendor from X-Men), Ultimate Spider-Man (where he replaced Phil Coulson as principal of Midtown High after Coulson was made the star of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.), Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., Avengers Assemble, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Surprisingly, he made a cameo in The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, despite that movie not being based on a Marvel Comic.


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Building on its commitment to education, Printrbot has launched a campaign on the Kickstarter fundraising site to help bring its 3D printers to schools and consumers at the same time.
3D printers are devices which create physical objects from digital designs by laying down layer after layer of material, most typically a plastic resin.
With a pledge of $700 or more, you'll get two Printrbot Jr. 3D printers. The idea is to keep one for yourself and give the other to a school, circumventing all the bureaucracy and funding that a school would normally have to navigate to purchase a printer on its own.
When we talked to him in the past, founder Brook Drumm said that the Printrbot Jr. is his favorite model of printer because it's small enough to carry around in a backpack and can run on its own battery power.
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Please be informed that due to ongoing renovation works in ACM, the West Asia galleries (G5 and G5A) will be closed from 23 June 2014 (Monday) onwards. Visitors will still be able to access other permanent galleries in the museum.
Please visit www.acm.org.sg for other galleries.
Night at the Museum: The Great Escape from Asian Civilisations Museum
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November 12, 2014
Dear West Mercer Families –
November has arrived, and with it comes the end of the first trimester and Parent -Teacher Conferences. This year conferences will be November 20-26. School is in session for students from 9-12 noon each of these days with conferences in the afternoon.
Parent-Teacher Conferences are an excellent opportunity for families to meet with teachers one-on-one and learn how their children are progressing academically and socially. To make these meetings smooth and stress-free as possible, follow these tips for successful conferences from the National Association of Elementary School Principals.
Nancy Burrill, West Mercer's beloved 1st Grade teacher, passed away Sunday morning. Our school has lost a wonderful, caring educator, and her vibrant energy and kind heart will be deeply missed in our community. Our thoughts are with Nancy's family and friends in this difficult time.
Nancy expressly requested that no services be held for her. Many community members have been asking for ways in which they can honor her memory. Nancy Burrill had a great love of books and reading. She was dedicated to reading in her personal and professional life. To honor Nancy and her devotion to the written word, The Seattle Public Library Foundation will be accepting donations in Nancy's memory. Donors can call the Seattle Public Library main line at 206.386.4130 to donate over the phone, visit the website at https://foundation.spl.org/ways-to-give/donate, or mail a check (along with a note that the gift is in her memory) to The Seattle Public Library Foundation, 1000 Fourth Ave, Seattle, WA 98104.
On the website, donors can choose to designate the West Seattle Branch collections by pulling Designation dropdown and clicking "other" and then typing "West Seattle Branch collections" in the comments section. Nancy's husband Art wanted the donations to go to the West Seattle Branch, since it is a branch they visited often. In addition, donors can mark their gift as a tribute gift and then choose "in memory of" and write in Nancy's name. Art Burrill will be notified of the gifts given to the West Seattle Branch.
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I apprecitate your having the courage to bring your lesson to the rest of us, at your expense.
It lets us know that even good, safe, gun handlers are capable of having "senior moments". We should all practice safe habits, all of the time, the alternative is just not worth it.
I bet you will never make the same mistake again, hopefully some of us can learn to never make the mistake from your post.
"It is better to be too skeptical then too credulous"
Carl Sagan
What part of 'shall not be infringed' confuses people?
lol Ben, glad no one was hurt. (except for the carpet, and your pride. )
It's not just "senior moments" that we have to be on guard against. During interaction with others, we have to concern ourselves with their moments, or negligence for that matter.
A friend owns a gun shop not far away where I bought and sold myself pre FFL. He's a pretty good guy and a very fair businessman. One day, a guy brought in a .25 semi for trade in. Now, Rick asked if the gun was empty and the fellow swore up and down that it was. Rick, being prudent, went to clear it, but the gun being pretty small and his hands, like big 'ol meathooks, slipped off of the hammer and lo and behold, BANG!! The bullet whizzed by, went through a wall to the parking lot in back, across the lot and into his garage and lodged in a piece of lumber mere inches away from his SUV. Another "Oh s#@t!" moment.
By nature we are born blank slates. As we mature and grow , we still know very little.We are very flawed in many ways. In time ,we learn , either by stupid mistakes or the teaching of wise and skilled people.We develope routines that are heipful to our very exsistence.It doesn't take much or long to be thrown out these routines.Things happen that normally would not happen when we break that routine and that's all that happened here.
You said you were out of the fire arms thing for a while and this can and does happen to all of us. Good thing it was only carpet and I'm sure that will never happen again,all is good Bro.Sometimes we all need to regroup and reprogram.


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Writing via Twitter, Fif also reflected on the post-success of his 2003 debut, Get Rich or Die Tryin'.
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"Because they were acting like they couldn't die. The biggest difference I can think of since that record is successes. To hate me is to hate"
"success. Good luck when or if you make it just know people are gonna hate you for it. This is true I try to understand what it does for them"
"Curtis not cutting hair until my album is done I'm going hard this time f*ck it. My music is crazy right now http://plixi.com/p/46422784″ (50 Cent's Twitter)
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Last July, 50 said he wasconsidering shelving his album (originally titled Black Magic).
"I've written the album, Black Magic, but I'm not sure if it'll be my next album," 50 said in an interview. "Since I've made it back to America, after recording in the UK and different territories while I was on the road, I started writing material that don't quite fit that concept, that album. Black Magic had a specific vibe to it, a different style of music and I was playing with different song structures, music from different genres like rock music — since I got back, I've been writing some things that don't quite fit that because so many producers were accumulating material to send me more ideas so when I got back, I was kinda bombarded with a whole lot of production. To give you an example, Eminem's Recovery album. He had Relapse and Relapse 2 and I recorded for him on part two but because I was on tour with him during Recovery, we didn't get a chance to work together on that album but he re-wrote the album." (Rolling Stone Brasil)
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Interesting that there was a recommendation to have AL receive home bound instruction that Yale later disagreed with. That report was never transmitted to the Newtown School District.
Also it is VERY interesting that in 4th grade, AL created a "Comic" book that advocated murder, cannibalism and other violent actions by a grandmother AND tried to sell copies of it to his classmates. Yet nothing was by the school system. Today, even the ubiquitous finger gun results in suspension from school.
Many people have described Nancy Lanza as "nuts" or a "whack job", but apparently she was following the advice of a psychiatrist who felt home bound instruction and protection from stress was best for her son.
It's too easy to play the "Coulda, woulda, shoulda" game, but it is clear from the report that there were several major flaws in the communications regarding AL by the school system.
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Social rule structures eventually rest on one of two things: trust or fear. When the rules are based on trust, students feel freer to participate; problem-based learning can thrive, versus learning focused on getting the one right answer; students can challenge prevailing wisdom, ask questions, and disagree safely with one another. Students can co-create classroom management rules because they want to be there and they want the classroom to be engaging and work well.
When fear predominates, classrooms can look orderly on the surface, but it is the order of prison. "Underground," perhaps, there is rebellion. Sometimes there is also overt misbehavior, to express frustration or even get oneself put out of the noxious environment.
Classrooms managed based on fear create disaffection and disengagement from the learning tasks, which are often "blamed" on students as the reason so much rigid order is needed. So learning suffers, genuine learning, even if there is a lot of rote seatwork being done.
Learning is work of the head and work of the heart. A climate of fear thwarts all of the goals of higher learning. Plus, as David Brooks so insightfully points out, children often learn first for the teacher, to please the teacher and to obtain the teacher's pleasure in their learning, more than they learn for the intrinsic value they attach to the subject matter or tasks. This is especially true when students are introduced to new content and concepts.
Those concerned about classroom management must simultaneously be concerned about student learning. Both thrive only when there are trusting, respectful, caring relationships between students and teachers. When the latter are in place, rules will be effective and the majority of students will be engaged learners.
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Monday, October 27, 2014
Ruby Red Slipper Thoughts
What is home? I used to always say "home is where my mother is". Home wasn't four walls with rooms in a certain location, but home was where my mom resided. So far my life adventures have taken me to several different states and through a variety of experiences. It was such a comforting feeling to know that if something ever happened in a season of life, that mom was home. I could always go home.
Now I am married. I love marriage, but my little girl heart is transitioning from "home is where mom is" to "home is where my husband is". Just as Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz would say while clicking the heels of her ruby red slippers "there's no place like home...there's no place like home", so I find myself wishing I had a pair of those slippers; then I come to my senses and realize that this is home. My husband, North Carolina. This is my new home.
As human beings it is natural to want to cling to something that is consistent and won't fall through. Houses can be sold, jobs will end, friendships will turn sour, but the deep and intimate love of a parent or a spouse stays in tact with the strength and by the will of God. We find ourselves resting in the rooms of their heart, finding safety from the outside world.
God calls us to do just that with Him; He desires us to make our hearts His home. He stands at the door knocking ever so gently, but with consistency, waiting for us to let Him in. Without the Lord in our hearts, how are others going to seek refuge in the arms of the Savior? So often we forget that who is within our hearts is what enables us to love, protect, guide and to serve.
May you find comfort in the shadow of His wings. May you have the courage to answer His knock on your soul. And last but not least, may you never forget that though our physical "homes" of people and places will alter and sometimes disappear, but God is your home; always open, welcoming, and He is always home.
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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
God's Something
Yesterday while driving up the mountains of North Carolina, surrounded by leaves adorned in their beautiful fall wardrobe, I found myself praying out loud. There is something about the mountains that makes me feel closer to God. I think it's a combination of the colors, the towering heights and the peacefulness that reminds me of how small I am and how big my God is.
As I was praying, I found myself saying something like this "God, I ask that you would make whatever you want out of this. That you would create a something out of my nothing."
When we ask for Gods will to be done in our lives, it will be Gods something. What a comfort when we don't know anything, not even the "next right thing"! However, in my humanity I tend to withhold from God what is needed to create His "something". For some reason I fight back and forth with giving the fear, pain, anxiety and general nerves to the one who holds my future in His hands.
Does this sound familiar?
I find myself trying over and over and over again to control and produce something, anything that will give me some level of comfort or make a lick of sense. Before I know it, I'm tired and have found myself in this semi-deep black hole that just gets deeper and blacker as I try to create something out of my nothing.
It is simply impossible.
A classic job interview question is "Where do you see yourself in 10 years? What are your goals?". I used to have an actual answer or at least some idea as to how to answer that question. Now I just laugh! Five years ago I would have never imagined that I would be married to a red headed southern man, living in North Carolina and surrounded by Baptists. When we give our nothing and our everything in a simultaneous manner to God, He creates His something.
Something beautiful.
Something unexpected.
Something that was always supposed to be exactly what it is.
Gods something.
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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Even More
Grasping the depth of Gods love for me is not a one time experience. It is an event that takes place in different ways and at different times, with each reach being completely unique for the season of life that I'm in.
When I was a child, I learned to grasp Gods fatherly love. I learned that He would never leave nor forsake me, and that when everything around me was unreliable and shattering into jagged pieces that would continue to cut into my security and wellbeing, He was there. There to comfort, heal and make things new.
When I was a single, unmarried woman I learned to grasp Gods friend type love. During those lonely hours when I wished I had a girlfriend to get a cup of coffee with, I learned to get a cup of coffee with God my Friend. He would always listen, as well as give insight if I would just be quiet long enough for Him to get in a word edge wise.
Now as a married woman, I am experiencing the ultimate depth of Gods love for me through my best friend. Every day I see and experience the love and faithfulness of my husband, but can't help but think that God loves me even more.
The greatest human love that we can experience on this earth has no comparison to the love of God the Father. Grasping for a better understanding of this concept has not been within my reach. Through each season of life my God has been love to me in the way that I needed it, because that is just like Him....loving me even more than anyone else in this world ever could.
He desires even more of you than what you have given Him. I often think that I have given Him everything, but in my brokenness I am reminded that so often I hang on to just even a tiny piece of something that belongs to Him. Have you been here friend? Can you relate?
May you have the courage to understand the depth of His love as being the greatest love you will ever experience, and may you understand even more the purpose that this love holds. His purpose, His will, His love.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Embracing Sovereignty
God is God, and I am not.
This is a statement that I have found myself saying over and over again in countless scenarios that have taken place in my life. There is such great comfort in the reality that I am a broken and sinful human being by default, and that the Maker of the Heavens is my perfect, heavenly Father. When I think of what a gift this is.... a flawed, unmolded piece of clay that has fallen off of the Potter's wheel time and time again with a giant "SPLAT!"... how can I ever question His ways, His timing, His plan?
As I sit here in my Tuesday morning insomnia, I feel a very strong urge of the Holy Spirit to convey this profound truth:
God is God and I am not.
With every turn we are bombarded with this idea of what we "should" have and what we "should" be feeling. We are told that debt is bad and more money is good. We inherently know with everything in us that pain is bad, though a person with leprosy would give anything to feel pain; to feel a warning that something bad is about to happen.
But that's just it friends. Bad things do happen without warning. Things that make us feel awful and cause us to lose sleep. But what is it that separates the good things in life from the bad?
If God is in all things....if we believe in our heart of hearts that He is sovereign and holds our lives in the palm of His hand.... why is there a distinction between good and bad, when God is in the good and bad and therefore, it is all Gods?
He created us to understand this distinction in our humanity. After all, who really wants to break an arm or lose a loved one to the disease of Dementia? Who wants to experience the death of a baby, the cancer that has invaded a spouse, or losing a job without any warning?
There are days where I wish that the amount of prayers I pray would move God to a result that I desire. These are not frivolous desires like being able to find my car keys or being able to lose weight without diet and exercise. No, these are deep seeded desires and cries to God for the Salvation of a family member, cures of the sick and healing for those who have been emotionally abused. It is in moments like these where I wished that if I prayed enough or even at all, that God would answer my prayer the way that I want it to be answered.
But what if God doesn't want a cure? What if the things that make us cry out to God are put in place and allowed for a deeper purpose than how I feel at that time?
If God is sovereign and I'm a sinner on her way to her eternal home, who am I to question His ways? All I can do is press deeper and deeper into my Jesus. All I can do is embrace His sovereignty and trust that through my pain, how I feel is a faded fact compared to this truth.
"Remember the former things of old; for I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me, declaring the end from the beginning and from ancient times things not yet done, saying, 'My counsel shall stand, and I will accomplish all my purpose."- Isaiah 46:9-10
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Monday, September 1, 2014
Clutter. It has the potential to be everywhere, while simultaneously driving us mentally insane. It starts with the mail from yesterday that got tossed on the dining room table in a moment of "I don't have the energy to face this right now", and throughout the weeks more and more things accumulate for different reasons.
Those who follow the "Zen" mentality will say that a physically cluttered environment equals a cluttered mind, of which I whole heartedly agree. Maybe that is why I feel like I can't tackle important things like written correspondence, writing, reading, etc., until the house is clean. Clutter can be a distraction on so many levels, but clutter can also stop us from reaching that space that is clean and clear and free of stress and limitations; a space that we are able to truly breathe and take in all of life as God intended it.
Many of you know that I am a personal care taker for a woman for one of my jobs. God literally brought her right to my place of work, in which He met my financial need and her need for assistance to make it through her life. Recently this lady has moved from a larger condo to a very small one bed room apartment, which has proven to be a very trying and emotional experience for her. I have assisted her in thinking things through to make decisions, physically lifting and moving boxes and being a general companion to shoulder life with two days a week.
Throughout the last six months it has been a never ending cycle of trips to and from her condo, emptying things into the sun room of her new apartment. Piles of "not sure what to do with this", " I can't bear to throw this away but I don't know why", and "I'm sure I will need this at some point" began to take up her entire apartment. But little by little, each box was emptied, trips to second hand stores were made and gradually she is beginning to let go.
Last week we made such significant improvement that she was now able to open the door to her porch that overlooks the mountains. The look on her face was happy and peaceful when she realized that she could now open up the door to the outside world.
As I watched her open the door, I couldn't help but feel the chill of the Holy Spirit in that room as He gently reminded me of how so many things can clutter my life, blocking the entrance of His presence. In a world that is telling us to "Go, go, go!", a world that is telling us that we haven't made enough of our time that day and to find purpose in our productivity, we have become cluttered, blocking off the very thing that we need to make it through this life.
Fear is often the factor that keeps us from being able to open the door. I am reminded of the TLC show "Hoarders", and how so many of those people developed the hoarding habit because their fear was so immense that they needed to be able to control something; they needed to be able to find solace in something physical.
Friends, it is the physical that clutters, serving as a barricade to the life giving source of Jesus Christ.
May you have the courage to ask God to show you your "clutter". May that realization prompt you to make way to stepping on that porch patio, drinking in the sunshine and breeze of His grace.
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Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Every now and again God gives me a word or a phrase that flutters about in my head and heart until I am able to write it in actual words. This week that word has been "press".
Now, maybe it is because Jeremy and I recently received a Bodum French Press Coffee Maker as a wedding gift off of one of our registries, or maybe it is because I keep telling myself to "press onward and upward" like a dutiful soldier with a cathedral length veil, about to attend the war of the 3 weeks before her wedding and all that entails. Whatever the reason, I must surrender to the writer within in order to do something productive with this ear worm of a word.
Have you ever had French press coffee? For the coffee lover, it's really a treat. It takes extra time, as you have to grind the beans, heat the water and let it brew before you apply the pressure which produces liquid gold that is actually more of a bronze color. There is a distinctly better taste that the longer process produces than the instant gratification of a Keurig maker or a typical coffee maker. Pressure+time= something that is worth it.
And then there is the type of press that is involved in covering a whole 9x13 pan with one tube of biscuits. You have to pull the pieces apart and press them into every nook and cranny the best you can so that you can create an even crust. Sometimes you just have to press things as hard as you can to cover any gaps and holes. This can be time, sanity, patience or biscuit dough, just to name a few.
"Pressing forward" is what we all need to do in order to survive. Life comes at us with all kinds of blows, surprises and exhaustion that can make it hard to keep doing the "next right thing" that comes our way. The pressure can be so intense at times that the only thing we can imagine pressing is our head to a posture pedic pillow.
"We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed. Perplexed, but not in despair. Persecuted, but not abandoned. Struck down, but not destroyed."- 2nd Corinthians 4:8-9
As a child of Christ, we will never be crushed, though sometimes it may feel that everything is crushed into a million pieces; your heart, your finances, your health, your relationships. Our eternal life in Christ ensures us that even if our bones are physically crushed, our soul can never be destroyed. There is no amount of earthly pressure that will crush us, and what is pressed down to near pieces produces French press coffee quality because of Gods goodness and grace.
So friends, press. Press forward, press down, and press into Jesus. Let Him use all the pressure it takes and trust Him in process.
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Monday, May 12, 2014
Pain In the Card Aisles
Hallmark. Just seeing or hearing the word gives you visions of sunshine, rainbows and "feel good fuzzies". Very few people can walk into a Hallmark store and not display at least a half-grin. For decades the Hallmark enterprise has connected loved ones to each other through cards and meaningful trinkets, placing as many gold seals on the memories of millions of individuals as on the envelopes of their cards.
Ever since I was a little girl, I have had an intense passion and love for greeting cards. I can distinctly remember a wire ring paper notebook that had birthday cards glued to the pages. Reading and re-reading those cards reminded me of the people who loved me, sharing words of affirmation that my little- yet -big heart needed in order to survive and make sense of the world.
About 1 year ago, the Lord brought me to a part time job at a Hallmark store. He literally led me to it, as I was approached by my now boss in the check out lane of another store that I was working for at that time. It has been a true blessing to work around all those beautiful cards, but it is an even greater blessing to be instrumental in helping people find the right card to express themselves to the loved ones in their lives. Finding the right words has always been an interest and skill of mine, but little did I know how God would use that interest and skill to open my eyes to something that I would never expect to see in a Hallmark store.
Last week as I was combing the seasonal card aisle, I came across a visibly disgruntled woman. "Mam', are you finding everything okay?" I asked, hoping that I wouldn't receive the typical answer of "Oh, no thanks. I'm fine" when they clearly are not. "No...these cards. There are just too many "nice" things to say. Mother's Day is hard." was her response. Her response reminded me of the guest that I assisted during the Christmas rush who's mother is an alcoholic. We looked through so many of those cards to find something that would express that she loved her mother, but something that wouldn't lie to her. It was that experience that opened my eyes to the people reading those cards.
"Thank you for everything you've done", "because of you I have been able to accomplish my goals", "In you I find beauty and strength" and "you deserve this day" were just a few of the phrases that I helped the woman navigate through as we went through mushy card after mushy card. Not a single one was "right" until she stumbled across one that would "do" for that person.
Friends, everywhere we look there is pain. We may not be able to see, hear or experience it, but there is pain. There is that classic quote "be kind, for everyone is fighting their own battle"; and though this quote couldn't be any more true, I want to point out how quickly we lose sight of our opportunities to shine Gods love into the lives of people in pain. Furthermore, how often we miss out on this opportunity because we are wallowing or working through our own pain and frustrations.
As Christians, we cannot afford to become immune to the pain of others. We must feel their pain to the best of our ability, offering compassion and encouragement in a world that is only willing to offer criticism and judgment. We must ask God to help us see through their pain and get a glimpse of their heart. Our world will do anything that it can to mask painful life symptoms with marketed holidays, food, and "togetherness" with people that actually hurt them.
We are taught that having a mask is essential to survival, but as Christians we are called to take off the mask and look to the revealed face of Jesus Christ. May God enable you to see past the mask of a person and into their hearts. Experience their pain so that they will realize that they do not need to experience it alone.
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There might still be snow on the ground where you are, but Steve Madden is getting ready for spring! If you're eager to flaunt those toes - or just need to stock up on some practical shoes to get you through this season - stop over this month to get 15% off and free shipping on orders of $100 or more with coupon code SMFEB1. Coupon expires 2/28/2013.
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Bad Boy Records CEO Diddy has publicly spoken out to silence rumors about possibly ditching alleged love interest Cassie to hook-up with 20-year-old supermodel Kate Upton.
Rather than issue a statement, Puff Daddy hopped onto his Twitter page to address the matter Wednesday (April 10).
"Attention all Media. I don't even know Kate Upton personally! I'm not dating her ! What's being reported is not true. END of story!," Diddy tweeted April 9th.
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This Thursday, Aug. 16, 5:30-8:30 p.m., two of Texas' top roots musicians hit The 21st Saloon. Singer-songwriter Randy McAllister has a soulful voice and lyrics with a distinctive viewpoint. His songs celebrate life and offer modern-day twists on the blues, taking on topics from the humorous to contemporary life's tough situations. Joining McAllister is guitarist Buddy Whittington. He is a...
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Jazz on the Green Thursday, July 19, presents the jump-blues, jazz and swing of San Francisco vocalist Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers at 7 p.m. This is a rare Nebraska appearance by retro chanteuse Smith.
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This year Amherst Leisure Services Community Theater will present Anne of green Gables: Directed by Kim Overtree, Musical direction by Cindy Naughton & Choreography by Mary Ann Holmes. Auditions are by appointment only. To make an appointment call Amherst Leisure Services at 413-259-3065. Auditions will be at the Bangs Community Center in Amherst on these dates and times:
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Learning in ARPS Blog
Don't forget to read the district blog, Learning in ARPS, which was developed for families at the suggestion of a community member. The purpose of the blog is to share important initiatives and to answer questions posed by the community about the Amherst, Pelham and Regional Public Schools. You may submitt questions directly to the blog or email Kimberly Stender, Community Partnerships and Volunteer Coordinator, at email@example.com.
Paper Marbling Demo - Wed 9/17
The UMass Amherst Libraries invite the public to learn the ancient technique of paper marbling on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2014, 4 p.m. – 6 p.m., in the Oswald Tippo Library Sculpture Courtyard (or Learning Commons, Lower Level), at the W.E.B. Du Bois Library, at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Paula Hodecker, director of the Student Union Craft Center at UMass Amherst, will teach a basic, easily learned paper marbling process which allows for the production of attractive examples from the first attempt.
Orientation for New ARHS Families
On Monday, September 8th, all 9th grade & new families are invited to gather in the ARHS Auditorium at 7 p.m. This is a one hour meeting designed to provide parents and guardians of all students new to the high school with an overview of ARHS' policies and procedures. It's a great way to learn about the high school.
Come on out and meet the other 9th grade families and families new to ARHS.
Add-Drop Deadline
Does your student need a schedule change?
All requests for schedule changes must be submitted by Tuesday, September 9. This includes schedule changes for terms 1, 2 and 3. Forms are available in Guidance 101 and Guidance 168.
Wed is a Late Arrival Day
Once a month the school operates a partial day schedule, to allow time for teachers to work on curriculum and school-wide issues. Wed., September 10 is a Late Arrival Day. On Late Arrival Days, school begins at 10:00 a.m. instead of 7:45 a.m. Buses run approximately two hours later than usual and ARHS follows a special schedule.
Mark Your Calendars
Sept. 9 - Reg. School Comm. Meeting: 7pm, ARHS Library
Sept. 12 - Club/Activites Fair: During all lunches
Sept. 16 - School Picture Day
Oct 2 - ARHS Open House: All Grades
Oct. 7 - Arts Gala: 6:30 pm
Oct. 13 - Columbus Day: No School
Oct. 15 - PGO Evening Coffee w/Principal: 7-8pm, Library
ARHS Alum at Book Signing Event
This Sunday at 2 pm, ARHS alum and author of book, Daddy Doin' Work: Empowering Mothers to Evolve Fatherhood, will be signing books at Barnes and Noble in Holyoke (7 Holyoke St., Holyoke (plaza next to Holyoke Mall).
Performing Arts Calendar
Did you know that all ARHS Performances are listed on the Performing Arts Calendar?
College Fairs
Two college fairs are coming right up, so mark your calendars!
Sunday, Sept. 7, 4-6 PM - The New England Association for College Admission Counseling will sponsor a College Fair at Western New England University. The Fair will be held in the University's Alumni Healthful Living Center. Representatives from about 200 colleges, universities, and other post-secondary institutions will be available to answer your questions. There will also be a financial aid and guidance counselor table to assist you. For more info go to the NEACAC website.
Class of 2015 Fundraiser
The Class of 2015 is selling Hurricanes Assignment Notebooks. The cost is $5 and the notebooks will be available for sale during lunches. These notebooks are a great way for students to stay organized and on top of their assignments. In addition, unlike comparable products you could get elsewhere, these notebooks are tailored to fit the schedules of ARHS students, complete with Late Arrival Days, days off from school, etc.
The Opportunity Equation Book Reading - 9/6
The Opportunity Equation Book Reading will take place on Saturday September 6 from 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM at the
Jones Library in the Woodbury Room. Join Eric Schwarz, author and Founding CEO of Boston-based Citizen Schools for a reading and discussion on the key themes raised in his new book, The Opportunity Equation. Schwarz will share how he grew Citizen Schools from an early idea into a successful nonprofit organization impacting thousands of students nationwide; what he's learned about social entrepreneurship; and the critical importance of citizen mentors in the effort to close the achievement gap in our schools.
Survival Center's Trash to Treasures Sale - One Day Only
The Amherst Survival Center's Annual Trash to Treasures Giant Used Furniture Sale is ONE DAY ONLY: Saturday, September 6th from 9am-4pm on the town common. Good deals to be had on gently used tables, chairs, couches, dressers, etc. Spread the word!
Food Bank - Family Volunteer Day - SUNDAY
The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts will be hosting our 2nd Annual Family Volunteer Day September 7th! RSVP Today through our Facebook Event Page! Since September is Hunger Action Month we're going to be including a whole host of activities throughout the day!
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LSSE Fall Ultimate
For boys and girls in grades 9-12. This program will provide a fun and competitive venue for students to play Ultimate, League will consist of two games per week with a skills and drills session on Mondays. Games will run Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 3:30-5:30 pm with make-ups on Tuesdays. Players are expected to make a commitment to all practices and games and met their responsibilities to their teammates. Teams are supervised by Tiina Booth. Cost $69/$79. Register at www.LSSE.org. (This is not a school sponsored event).