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In accordance with 7 CFR 1794.25, Proposals normally requiring an Environmental Impact Statement, the following list includes the Environmental Impact Statements prepared or are under preparation for agency consideration. The links below provide electronic copies of all related Federal Register notices and EIS documentation.
Southern Montana Electric Cooperative, Inc.
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Woman Killed By Lion While Making Love To Her Boyfriend In The Bush
A Zimbabwean woman was killed by a lion as she made love to her boyfriend (who managed to escape) in the bush. Sharai Mawera died yesterday after the big cat pounced while she was enjoying a romantic moment in the bush with her partner Daniel Muzarabani.
The My Zimbabwe news website reported that the predator attacked the couple at a secluded spot in the bush near the northern town of Kariba. A source told the newspaper the young woman died at the scene.
He said: 'Unfortunately the woman was mauled to death by the lion, but her boyfriend managed to escape naked.'
A friend of the couple told My Zimbabwe Ms Mawera had worked at the local market and that her partner was a fisherman.
The friend said: 'He is a fisherman and he used to often meet at the same spot with his girlfriend, who is now deceased.
'The two were romping when the incident occurred. The lion came from behind and roared.
'The guy managed to escape before stopping at a distance where he witnessed his companion being attacked.
'He later rushed to the road seeking help.'
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2008 Spring Meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) were held over the weekend of April 12-13. As in previous years, a program of dialogues undere the banner of the Civil Society Policy Forum was organized by the Bank, Fund, jontly with CSOs or by CSOs themselves. While the number of civil society representatives at the Spring Meetings continues to grow, 200 attended, perhaps the most innovative feature of this year's Meetings were the civil society bloggers providing analysis of the many policy dialogue sessions occurring inside. These included sessions on climate change, anti-corruption, food prices, and extractive industries. Similar to the posts sent by journalists from within the meetings, the content of many of these blogs were often critical in nature. Yet their very presence exemplifies the increasingly open nature of the Meetings and serves as a virtual bridge to developing country CSOs unable to travel to Washington.
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Senior Bank staff were invited to speak in these sessions and engaged in substantive and thoughtful discussions. While these discussions did not generally result in consensus, they allowed Bank staff to clarify issues and hear the views of civil society. It also demonstrates that Bank - CSO policy dialogue has become more specific and technical over time, and that CSOs will continue to effectively influence policy-making at the Bank. For more information on these sessions please visit the 2008 Spring Meetings Civil Society Policy Forumpage. Summary notes of some of the sessions, participants lists, photos, as well as background documents and presentations will be uploaded to the Forum's website in the coming weeks.
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Hey all,
I'm in the middle of creating a database and one of my tables has too many fields for a form. I split the fields into 6 forms and so far I have been able to make buttons that will go to the next form and keep all the data as needed (fills out on one line on the table). This was all going very well until I decided I might want a back button. I realized that the only logical way to do this was to go forwards until the end then restart from the beginning, and this is where my problem is.
If I use a query for the first form then when I go into that form from the switch board (without the last form open) to edit a record it brings up the "Enter Parameter Value" box. If the user leaves it blank and presses ok then it brings up all the records so they can select one. Is there any way of skipping this box so that it just brings up the records without the box popping up?
Or can anybody think of a better way to do this?
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Excel To Word 2003 Field Formatting Issues - Excel
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I recently got a new computer at work that includes Microsoft Excel 2003 and Microsoft Word 2003. I'm having formatting issues with a mail merge document that worked correctly on my older computer with the previous version of Word (2000 I believe). The data in the Excel spreadsheet that is the source for the mail merge includes several fields with percentages and decimals. These figures are not merging into Word in the correct format, and even with using the switches suggested in Word are not working. I know there should be a way to have the fields on the Word document format correctly so I don't have to go through the whole Excel spreadsheet and convert numbers to import properly. For example, one Excel column is a percentage, say 100%, and in the merged Word document it comes out as 1. I've tried the recommended switches \# #.##%, \# 0.00%, and even \# "#.##%" in the merge field, but the result keeps coming out as 1.00%. This is the case with any of the merge fields pulling a percentage in, the result in Word is coming out as the decimal version of the percentage (ie 15.76% in the Excel worksheet imports as .16%, 37.65% imports a .38%). If there is a way to do this without changing the values in the Excel spreadsheet I would love to know how to do it, as I'm concerned about data integrity issues if I have to go through and convert the numbers on the Excel sheet.
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Help: List Box Form To Select Fields For Results Table? - Excel
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I need advice on how to approach what should be a straightforward Access form. I know how to do this for myself as a query, but I'd like to make a form for others to use, and I'm not familiar with forms. Most of my Access experience is in queries / SQL, not forms. I have done VBA programming for Word and XLS.
Is the following a simple thing to do? What search terms should I use to look up how to do this here or on Usenet?
Simply put, I need to:
1. Populate a list box with the fields from 3 tables so the user can select 2 or more fields from 1 or more tables.
2. based on which fields the user selects, run a query that selects those fields into one results table. It will either be a simple SELECT columns or SELECT columns with a FROM... JOIN, because 1-3 tables could be used.
The user's goal is to make a pivot table in Excel based on data exported from Access. In Access, the user sees a form that lists the 40 available fields from 3 tables. The user selects 2 or more desired fields, presses a button, and a results table is created with those fields. The user then exports the results table. Seems simple, but I'm not quite sure how to start.
The relevant 3 tables in the database are
1. Customer (CustomerID and then 9 customer characteristics such as age, sex, city... i.e. Customer.Age, Customer.Sex...),
2. Survey_Answers ( SurveyID, CustomerID, Answer1, Answer2...)
3. Survey_Characteristics (SurveyID, SurveyFilledOut, SurveyType, SurveyDate, ...)
Not every customer got a survey, and not every survey was filled out.
The list at its simplest would just be populated with the 40 fields from the 3 tables. How do I look up how to populate the list with the field names? I recently bought Litwin/Getz/Gunderloy's "Access 2002 D.D.H." From what I read I'd need a form with a list box, and the list box must allow multiselect. Is this right?
When the user hits "make table" on the form, the code that runs would just need to be SQL populated with the fields / tables the user selected. What are the search terms for how one get the selections the user made back into a SQL statement?
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Macro To Change Rows To Columns - Excel
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I'm new to excel. I made a form in word that I wanted to import into excel. I end up having hundreds of these forms filled out but they are all in one word document with each form being one page.
When I try to import it into excel as a .txt file it imports fine but it is all on one row. Each form has 20 form values so I need to find a way to make a new row for every 20 columns. Can this be done with a macro, or do I have to cut this one word doc into 500 separate word docs?
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User Form To Populate, Print And Clear Multiple Spreadsheets - Excel
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I currently have two user forms to populate one master data sheet. We process refunds for patients and insurance companies. One form is for patient data to be entered the other is for the Insurance refunds however both go to one master data sheet. I would like to include to the patient form two seperate form letters to be populated with selected criteria when entered in the user form, a button to print each of those forms, then clear the forms when print is complete. Same with the insurance form.
Example: User form for Patients has 14 fields. 10 of those fields must go to the master spreadsheet, 6 of the 14 go to the patient letter & 5 fields to the Patient Form. All done with one time entry into the user form. When data is complete a button currently on the form is selected and populates the master. I would like a button to use to "Print Patient Letter" and one to "Print Patient Form" When the User form is cleared after the last of the three buttons is selected I would also like that to clear the Pring Patient Form and Print Patient Letter for the next Patient to be entered.
I currently have the function to populate the master and using it just fine however would like to eliminate multiple times of data entry into three different forms. Using the user forms also eliminates "user error" on non-experienced users in excel for us.
Any help and or advice is appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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Form Fields Not Visible - Excel
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I have an Access DB connected to tables using ODBC. For some reason none of the fields on my Staff form are visible. I can see them in Design View, but not in Form View.
I checked the Visible properties for the Detail section and the form fields. I even tried to set a field visible using VBA.
Everything was fine until I changed the forms Recordset Type to Dynaset (Inconsistent Updates). I tried changing it back to Dynaset, but the fields are still not visible.
I am using Access 2002.
Any thoughts?
Thank you in advance.
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Inking Data Between 3 Forms - Excel
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I have my main form which has no record source, but has 2 combo boxes [company] & [Date], then a subform(1) (Single line display - continuous forms) which refreshes data when I change [company] or [date]
This all works fine so far
But what I now want to do is have a 3rd form (Single form view) that will show the relevant data when I click on a line in subform (1)
Reason I want to do this is I can't have all the data visible on the 1st subform as there are 32 fields and I want the 1st form in continuous form view, as a quick scan of the 8 fields I can fit on screen normally suffice, but when I can't tell what I want from those 8 fields I want to click on that line of data and have all 32 show up in the separate subform(2)
How do I go about this please.
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Importing Certain Fields In Ms Word Templates - Excel
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I have a bunch of MS Word forms that have fields I want to pull and
populate an Excel file. Is there any way to do this?? The Word forms
are all the same, just the fields in it were filled out by different
companies with different information.
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Linking Ms Word Form With Excel Spreadsheet - Excel
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Hi - I wonder if anyone could help me?
Basically, I have an application form, which I email out for people to complete and return to me. The form is one I inherited - ie I did not build it and do not know how it works: all I know is that it is locked for editing except for form fields for people to fill in the relevant information.
When I get these application forms back, I then need to enter this information into an Excel spreadsheet, so that all of the information for all applicants is stored together.
This would be a fairly simple spreadsheet, with column headers such as Reference (the unique identifier), name, location etc etc - basically, all the information asked for in the application form.
Is there a way that I can build a spreadsheet to tell it to 'look' in the right place in each application form document to populate itself with this information - so that I don't have to manually copy and paste? Ie, I want to suck the information automatically from the application form into Excel.
I know that I could redo the form in Excel or something to negate this problem, but unfortunately this is not currently an immediate option as it is already in use for this particular round - whilst I can do this in the future, for now I must stick with the original form.
Any help that anyone might be able to offer will be much appreciated.
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Excel Macro - Copy From Excel, And Paste Into A Word Form - Excel
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I have an excel sheet with 3 columns: First Name, Last Name and Company name. We have a Form in Word, that requires these 3 fields to be populated - what I am trying to do is create a macro in Excel to copy the info from the 3 cells into the 3 fields on the form, but I can't get Excel to recognize the Word document when I am using the Record Macro function. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Creating Text Fields In Excel 2002 - Excel
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I would like to creat multiple text fields --- much like a memo field ---
across several columns and rows.....say from A50 to S80 so that
I can write free form notes for review when I print the spread sheet
in hard copy form.
I have formatted all fields from A50 to S80 as text fields, however,
when I type in information it is all visible only in A50.
Is there a way to make a memo field that will cover a wide area which
would allow for free forms notes much like the information I am typing
here in this message?
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September 21st, 2006 by Prozacgod, Filed under: Commentary
Since I'm new to Securiteam I feel that an introduction is required, so you may understand who I am and what I stand for. This post will not discuss security directly, but more of where I feel computers are going and, as a person interested in security, where I wish computers to go.
"Cthulhu fhtagn" – When refering to computer security no one phrase can honestly say more than this for me. Inside each and every machine a monster lurks, this monster is nothing more than bits and bytes, with execution on its mind. Execution of what is the next question. It has no feelings, and its above morality, all it really wants to do is push the next set of instructions down its pipelines. Whatever instructions it gets it runs. For this reason and this reason alone we as users need to understand what we want and desire from our machines.
In a way this is a declaration of what my computer should do for me. This is a simple declaration, because when you get down to it, computers are incredibly simple. They are so simple infact that in order to run them you have to make a complex assortment of simple commands – all chained together like DNA. This DNA commands the machine. Like our own DNA it is subject to an inumerable number of attacks. Unlike in biology mutations are not likely to just randomly occur in a computer this is by design, so when we use our computers we expect them to work as designed and without mutation.
Unfortunately there are others out there who thrive on producing mutations. I will describe them as the "Cult of Cthulhu" helping to unleash a beast from within, and reak havoc on those that occupy cyberspace. Now I am not suggesting these people are bad. On the contrary these people are there to awake the ancient monster. Perhaps they are just misguided, but on occasion they release his daemons. And we get a glimpse of the whole – A glimpse of how to prevent the beast from ever comming to be. This helps us to understand the mutations, to protect against future mutations and to perhaps stop the beast.
I swear to no innate knowledge or ability that is better than the next. I can only claim two things; To do as I can and to understand as much as I can. I am a beginner as far as actively researching security and I'm learning an incredible amount as of late. I've been quite familiar with the internal operations of the beast or machines for some time. And hope to be enligtened and to enlighten others.
"That is not dead which can eternal lie." That is what we are up against. Cthulhu fhtagn – Indeed.


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My first day as a Church Communications Director will never be forgotten. Because I studied Marketing in college I believed I knew exactly how to communicate with our church and market to our local community. As I sat at my desk on the first day as a Communications Director I realized I had a TON to learn.
"In all honest I was overwhelmed and scared. During the interview process I presented myself as a savvy marketer and communicator. I quickly realized I exaggerate a bit on my skills."
Thankfully with the support of my direct report and tons and tons of researching I eventually grew as a communications leader. In the early days I literally spent half of my work hours learning. From reading hundreds of blogs, attending tons of conferences, digesting books and learning from others I FINALLY started to see positive results.
This is not a self-pity party article. I love the local church and the pastors who serve people each day. And I deeply believe churches are positioned to grow their church and reach more people with intentional communications and marketing.
That is why I am starting a Sayge Coaching Group. Here are the ideas for the group -
- Join a Limited Group of Communication Directors and Church Leaders (Any Church Leader of Any Position is Available for Coaching Group)
- Receive Initial One-on-One Church Communications Assessment Identifying Strengths and Growth Areas with Tim Peters
- Engage in Six Group Virtual Coaching Calls Cover the Common Communication Challenges -
- Coaching Session #1 - Learn from Other Group Participants with a Presentation of their Communications 'Current Reality' and 'Desired Future'. If the group forms we will provide each participant a Communications Assessment template to assess their communications effectiveness. The Assessment template will help each participant evaluate the history of their church, the future of their church, the 'current reality' and 'desire future' of their church communications and church.
- Coaching Session #2 - Learn How To Identify the Unique DNA of Your Church. I wil guide you through interactive exercises to clarify your unique DNA.
- Coaching Session #3 - Learn How To Create Communication Standards, Systems and Strategy to Advance the Vision of Your Church. I will teach you how to create standards, systems and a strategy to present your vision as the most important communication message.
- Coaching Session #4 - Learn How To Utilize the Internet and Social Media to Build Relationships with Members and Guests. Your website is your digital front door and I will help you create a web experience, not just a website.
- Coaching Session #5 - Learn How To Establish Healthy Relationships with Senior and Ministry Leaders. Oftentimes, Senior Leaders are not involved in church communication decisions. I will help you engage other ministry leaders to help communicate what matters.
- Coaching Session #6 - Learn from Group Members Follow Up of Communications 'Desired Future' Status. At the end of Coaching Program each participant will be closer and closer to their 'Desired Reality'. Together we will learn from each other and learn how to improve your own communications desires.
At the moment I am still in the experimental stage of developing Sayge Coaching Program. In fact, I will not launch the Coaching Program if a committed group of church leaders is not willing to invest in training.
Plus I would be willing to provide these free bonuses -
- Have Unlimited Access to My Private Email Address to Ask Questions
- Receive a Free Subscription of My Sayge Training Program (Value of $420)
- Benefit from Receiving a List of Trusted Creative Providers with Guaranteed Discounted Rates (List Includes: Website, Social Media, Design and More Organizations)
I want to help church leaders learn from successes and failures over the past 10 years of working church communications. But, I am looking for church leaders who believe intentional communications can grow their church. I know I can help you learn the basics of church communications through my education of speaking at conferences, working at local church and consulting with churches across the Nation.
Here would be the requirements to joining the coaching group -
- Leading a Communications Department and/or a Responsibility or Passion for Church Communications
- Believe Intentional Communications Can Help Local Churches Grow
- Willingness to Invest in Coaching Group Both Financially and Educationally – If I cannot help you improve your communications, I will refund your money.
- Commit to Attending Each Virtual Group Call and Monthly Exercises and Reading
- Humility to Help and Learn from Other Church Leaders
Well … If you are interested in learning more about the coaching group, fill out the form below. Please make sure you read the requirements before submitting interest. (You are not committing to group by filling out form.) I am limiting the group to no more than 7 churches. Those who submit interest will be on top of the waiting list.
Does your church communicate everything? Every softball tournament, every fundraiser, every potluck dinner, every youth event, well everything? Here is what happens if you do -
If your church communicates everything, your church is communicating nothing.
It is simply impossible for the human brain to receive and absorb multiple messages at one time. In order to pierce the hearts of people your message must be crystal clear. Unfortunately, finding clarity in church communications is not easy.
Because clear and consistent communication is required for any relationship or organization to grow.
Learn More and Download Free eBook – HERE
My time at Create Conference in Canada was wicked good, eh? I enjoyed connecting with leaders from around the Nation. I resonated with the work of Jeremy Cowart. Jeremy is an artist and photographer. But, he uses his artistic abilities to tell stories brining glory to God. Although, he has 'shot' Tim Tebow, Carrie Underwood and many other celebrities; I was most inspired by his ability to be creative.
Here is the best way to be creative … Ready?
Create SPACE to Listen
Jeremy believes everybody is creative as our God is creative and we are created in His image. However, many times our lives are jam-packed and leave no time for listening. Create space in your calendar for space. Listen, listen and listen. Listen while working, traveling, walking, etc.
Listen and you will hear the whispers of God directing you. Then act without fear and obey.
How do you generate creativity?
Ever watched a movie that moved you to tears or made you laugh out loud or both?
If so, then you have experienced both the art and science of storytelling.
Video Storytelling involves using the characters, the storyline, the music, and the video background footage to tell you what to think and feel, and it impacts you in such a way that you remember not just the story, but the message of the story.
Our Stories Impact the Faith of Others
As a church, we have the ability to use the art and science of storytelling to impact the kingdom of God. Our faith is impacted by the faith of others. We are challenged or encouraged by what has challenged or encourages others.
Our churches are filled with stories of real life people, living out their faith in real ways.
Here are examples of effective storytelling videos:
Baptism Celebration from WoodsEdgeMedia on Vimeo.
What are you doing to capture the stories in your church?
This Summer, seven thought leaders will enter one room for a full day to identify and solve the challenges churches face with marketing and communications. At Sayge, we have surveyed hundreds and hundreds of church leaders to identify the most common church communications challenges. With our survey data we will creatively and collaboratively uncover the solutions to these common communication challenges.
You might be asking, "Great, but how does that help me?" Good question. The second day of our Lab will be spent in the video production room. We are going to give church leaders inside access to our time with one another. Then we are going to publish an online conference for church leaders to watch and learn.
This is going to be a fantastic learning experience. We want you to stay in-the-loop on conference dates, times and specifics. Simply fill out the below form and we will send you emails providing information on conference details.
Don't Be Someone's No
Ever think about asking someone to serve in your ministry, but you're so certain that they'll say "No" that you don't even bother to ask them? (Come on, you know you've done it!)
Instead of saying no for them, why not just ask them and let them answer for themselves? They just might say, "Yes!"
No One Swims Toward a Sinking Ship
Ever asked someone to serve on your team from a place of desperation? If you've ever used this method or been tempted to, it doesn't work. It makes your potential volunteers think something is either wrong with you as a leader or you as a volunteer.
People want to serve with great leaders on positive teams that are moving forward (not sinking.)
When inviting people to serve, give them all the positive reasons they will want to serve on your team.
One Is a Lonely Number
Let's face it. Some volunteer roles really don't require more than one person. Even if that is the case, try to give all of your volunteers opportunities to build community. When people feel isolated or alone, it's lonely, and not a fun way to serve.
As long as your volunteers feel like they are on a "team" they will happily serve in their "one-man" role.
Keep it Real When It Comes to Praise
People need to be reminded (often) why they are doing what they are doing. Real, actual reasons. Sure it sounds very spiritual to say that people are changing people's lives, or impacting the Kingdom, but you have to tell them whose life they are actually changing or in what way they are actually impacting the kingdom.
Just remember to keep it real.
What are some of the best methods you use to recruit new volunteers and/or to help them succeed?
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General Colin Powell is an exceptional leader. I am a fan of General Powell and enjoyed his presentation at Willow Creek Leadership Summit a couple of years back. I am a far better leader because of his leadership thoughts. One of my favorite pieces of content from General Powell is his list of Leadership Rules. Below you will find 13 great rules to follow as a leader.
1. It ain't as bad as you think. It will look better in the morning.
2. Get mad, then get over it.
3. Avoid having your ego so close to your position that when your position falls, your ego goes with it.
4. It can be done!
5. Be careful what you choose. You may get it.
6. Don't let adverse facts stand in the way of a good decision.
7. You can't make someone else's choices. You shouldn't let someone else make yours.
8. Check small things.
9. Share credit.
10. Remain calm. Be kind.
11. Have a vision. Be demanding.
12. Don't take counsel of your fears or naysayers.
13. Perpetual optimism is a force multiplier.
Which leadership rule is your favorite? Leave a comment below.
I have the privilege of presenting great content marketing and strategy ideas from my interview with Ben Stroup. Ben is a phenomenal thought leader in the content marketing and strategy space. Read and review information below and put these thoughts into practice as you create inspiring and relevant content for your Church Communications Strategy.
1. Why should churches be interested in content marketing?
Two words—Predictive Search. The way people discover churches today and especially in the future will be what services like Google Now and other knowledge graphs think are relevant based on our habits. Thus, contextualized context has the best chance of breaking through the clutter and getting noticed by others. Studies show that consumers are 57 percent of the way through a buying cycle before they will engage a vendor. The same is true for churches. The first time someone visits your campus is not the first time they've visited your church. They done so via peer networks, online research, and personal brand perception.
2. How can churches develop inspiring and consistent content?
Churches are already great at creating content. Every week videos, sermons, small group materials, and social media content are shared online, in print, and from the platform. The challenge for churches comes in applying a systematic approach that can be monitored, managed, and measured. The distribution of content will be particularly complex as churches determine different segments with any size congregation have different native habits around content consumption. It is the responsibility of the message sender to minimize the number of messages created so that the number of distribution channels can be increased.
3. What practical tips can churches use to generate compelling content?
Great content begins with seeing the world through the eyes of the people you want to reach. Understand their native content consumption habits. Get familiar with the questions they are asking about the world. Stay connected to the obstacles and tension points they talk about and push through in their lives. And understand how you can help become the best version of themselves possible. If you lose touch with the person you want to reach, your content—no matter how creative or compelling—will not create opportunities to engage with others and see life change happen.
4. Do you have a list of applications or resources churches can use when creating compelling content?
This will—and should be—different for every church. Further, the tools should be customized for every segment of your congregation. Start with the person, refine your message, understand what you want them to do next, and challenge them through a variety of channels that will ensure you connected with a broad base of your membership. The tools of communication and content marketing will no doubt change over time. The principles, however, will stay the same. Keep people—and human relationships—at the core of everything you do. Resist the temptation to fall back on your personal preferences. Instead, lean into the lives of the people you want to reach.
In January of 2013, we launched Sayge Resources, with one goal in mind, to help churches share the most important message on the planet.
Sayge is a systematic, intentional training resource for Church Communication Leaders. It's delivered monthly, complete with videos, eBooks and action tools that guide you and your team to mastering the 12 essentials of church communications.
And because Sayge is a communications strategy resource, we'd be crazy not to take our own advice and evaluate our own systems. So as part of our quarterly self-evaluation, we conducted a survey to ask our users how we're doing.
Here's the good stuff:
- We're working with hundreds of churches that are very happy with the product.
- Pastors and Leaders love our content. They've used words like phenomenal, superb, user-friendly, and rich.
- Our videos, eBooks and action tools are incredibly well designed.
- Our materials are manageable. Not so much information that the monthly training can't be put into practice right away, but enough information to make a real impact.
- We're saving people hours of time by giving them step-by-step directions to help them manage the madness of church communications.
- We're saving churches money by helping them utilize volunteers with our great volunteer training, specific to church communications ministry.
Here's the not so good stuff:
- We need to beef up our content delivery software.
- We need some stand alone resources to enhance the materials we offer.
So here's what we are doing to make Sayge an even more effective resource for churches and church communication leaders:
- We spent countless hours and thousands of dollars establishing a relationship with an amazing content delivery company. They're the best in the business ensure seamless content delivery straight to your email every 30 days.
- We are creating a password-protected blog to give our subscribers free resources and access to our online community of experts.
- We are working with our development team to provide incredible stand-alone resources that will help in the day-to-day operations of church communications ministry.
- We are producing an online Church Communications conference with the very best thought leaders in the space. IT WILL BE FREE FOR ALL SUBSCRIBERS.
We feel pretty great about our first quarter. We offered a great product, at a great introductory price, and we're grateful for the churches that have entrusted their communications to us.
And before our introductory price goes away forever, we want to give new subscribers the opportunity to join us. We are providing 50 subscriptions and they will receive the incredible introductory offers at the same great introductory price, locked in, forever.
But hurry, once the 50 subscriptions are gone, it's the monthly cost will increase to $39.95. Of course Sayge will still be phenomenal money saving training resource at the regular price of $39.95. But we'd love to include you in our elite group of introductory subscribers.
Be one of the first 50 churches to subscribe and save $110 a year for life!
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Recently I read a superb book entitled Content Strategy for the Web (2nd Edition) by Kristina Halvorson. The book is presented as a way for corporations to generate relevant web content to attract new business. But, the book is full helpful tips churches should use to produce web content that inspires and engages people. Oftentimes, churches have a difficult time generating great content for their website and social media platforms. This book and the below information from chapter 3 is a great tool to help you create content strategy that helps develop content.
Here is a great way to develop a Content Strategy -
What is a content strategy?
Content is what the user came to read, learn, see or experience. Therefore, a content strategy guides your plans for the creation, delivery, and governance of content. A strategy is an idea that sets the direction for the future.
At the very center is the core content strategy. This defines how an organization will use content to achieve its objectives and meet its user needs.
- What kinds of content do we need? What messages does content need to communicate to our audience?
- How is content prioritized, organized, formatted and displayed?
- What processes, tools, and human resources are required for content initiatives to launch successfully and maintain ongoing quality?
- How are key decisions about content and content strategy made?
Content strategy connects real content to real people.
Developing a content strategy is critical as the church has the most important content in the world to communicate. However, if a strategy is not in place everything will be communicated. And if everything is communicated, nothing is communicated. More than likely, without a content strategy the most important information and gospel message will be drowned out with event and ministry announcements.
Use the above chart and content to develop a content strategy to help you communicate what matters.
How does your church develop fresh content on a regular basis?


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Roderick David "Rod" Stewart, CBE (born 10 January 1945)[1] is a British singer-songwriter and musician, born and raised in North London, England and currently residing in Epping. He is of Scottish and English lineage.
With his distinctive raspy singing voice, Stewart came to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s with The Jeff Beck Group and then Faces. He launched his solo career in 1969 with his debut album An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down (US: The Rod Stewart Album). His work with The Jeff Beck Group and Faces proved to be influential on the formation of the heavy metal and punk rock genres, respectively.[2][3]
With his career in its fifth decade, Stewart has sold over 100 million records worldwide, making him one of the best selling artists of all time.[4] In the UK, he has garnered six consecutive number one albums, and his tally of 62 hit singles include 31 that reached the top 10, six of which gained the number one position.[5] He has had 16 top ten singles in the U.S, with four of these reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100. In 2008, Billboard magazine ranked him the 17th most successful artist on the "The Billboard Hot 100 Top All-Time Artists".[6] He was voted at #33 in Q Magazines list of the top 100 Greatest Singers of all time.[7]
Roderick David Stewart was born and raised in London, England,[8] the youngest of Robert and Elsie Stewart's five children.[9] His father was Scottish and had been a master builder in Leith outside of Edinburgh, while Elsie was English and had grown up in Upper Holloway in North London.[10] Married in 1928,[10] the couple had two sons and two daughters while living in Scotland, then they moved to Highgate.[9] Stewart came after an eight-year gap following his youngest sibling; he was born at home during World War II, half an hour after a German V-2 missile warhead fell on the local Highgate police station.[9][10]
The family was neither affluent nor poor, and by all accounts Stewart was a spoiled child as the youngest;[9][10] Stewart has called his childhood "fantastically happy".[10] He had an undistinguished record at Highgate Primary School and failed the eleven plus exam.[11] He then attended the William Grimshaw Secondary Modern School in Hornsey.[12] His father retired from the building trade at age 65, then opened a newsagent's shop on the Archway Road when Stewart was in his early teens; the family lived over the shop.[9][10] Stewart's main hobby was railway modelling.[13]
The Stewart family was mostly focused on football;[14] Robert had played on a local amateur side and managed some as well, and one of Stewart's earliest memories were the pictures of Scottish players such as George Young and Gordon Smith that his brothers had on the wall.[15][16] Rod was the most talented footballer in the Stewart family and was a strong supporter of Celtic F.C..[15][17] Combining natural athleticism with near-reckless aggression, he became captain of the school football team and played for Middlesex Schoolboys as centre-half.[15]
The family were also great fans of the singer Al Jolson and would sing and play his hits.[14][18] Stewart collected his records and saw his films, read books about him, and was influenced by his performing style and attitude towards his audience.[14][16][19] His introduction to rock and roll was hearing Little Richard's 1956 hit "The Girl Can't Help It" and seeing Bill Haley & His Comets in concert.[18] His father bought him a guitar in January 1959; the first song he learned was the folk tune "It Takes a Worried Man to Sing a Worried Song" and the first record he bought was Eddie Cochran's "C'mon Everybody".[13] In 1960, he joined a skiffle group with schoolfriends called the Kool Kats, playing Lonnie Donegan and Chas McDevitt hits.[13][20]
Stewart left school at age 15[21] and worked briefly as a silk screen printer.[22] Spurred on by his father, his ambition was to become a professional footballer.[17][21] In 1961 he joined on as an apprentice with Brentford F.C.,[21][23][24] a Third Division club at the time.[25] However, he disliked the early morning travel to West London and the daily assignment to clean the first team's boots.[21] His playing effectiveness at centre-half was hindered by his slight build — but only — and he pushed himself so much that he sometimes vomited at the side of the pitch.[21] After up to two months of play in pre-season fixtures,[26] Stewart left the team, to the great disappointment of his father.[21] Stewart later reflected that: "I had the skill but not the enthusiasm."[21] Regarding possible career options, Stewart concluded, "Well, a musician's life is a lot easier and I can also get drunk and make music, and I can't do that and play football. I plumped for music ... They're the only two things I can do actually: play football and sing."[14][21]
He worked in the family shop and as a newspaper delivery boy,[27] then as a grave digger at Highgate Cemetery,[28] partly to face a childhood fear of death.[27] He worked in a North Finchley funeral parlour[27] and as a fence erector and sign writer.[22] In 1961 he went to Denmark Street and got a singing audition with record producer Joe Meek, but Meek stopped the session with a rude sound.[29] Stewart began listening to British and American topical folk artists such as Ewan MacColl, Alex Campbell, Woody Guthrie, Ramblin' Jack Elliot, and especially Derroll Adams and the debut album of Bob Dylan.[29][30] He became attracted to beatnik attitudes and left-wing politics, living for a while in a beatnik houseboat at Shoreham-by-Sea.[29] Stewart was an active supporter of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament at this time, joining the annual Aldermaston Marches in 1961 through 1963 and being arrested on three occasions when he took part in sit-ins at Trafalgar Square and Whitehall for the cause.[22][29] His commitment was not total, however, as he also used the marches as a way to meet and bed girls.[29][31] In 1962 he had his first serious relationship, with London art student Suzannah Boffey (and a friend of future model and actress Chrissie Shrimpton); he moved to a bed-sit in Muswell Hill to be near her.[32] She became pregnant, but neither Rod nor his family wanted him to enter marriage; the baby girl was given for adoption and Rod's and Suzannah's relationship ended.[32]
In 1962, Stewart began hanging around folk singer Wizz Jones, busking at Leicester Square and other London spots.[33] Stewart took up playing the then-fashionable harmonica.[34] On several trips over the next 18 months Jones and Stewart took their act to Brighton and then to Paris, sleeping under bridges over the River Seine, and then finally to Barcelona.[33] Finally this resulted in Stewart being rounded up and deported from Spain for vagrancy during 1963.[24][33][35]
In the spring of 1962, Stewart joined The Ray Davies Quartet, later known as the successful British band The Kinks, as their lead singer. He had known three of their members at William Grimshaw School[11][30] and at the time, Ray Davies was uncomfortable with the lead vocalist role.[36] He performed with the group on at least one occasion, but was soon dropped due to complaints about his voice from then-drummer John Start's mother as well as musical and personality differences with the rest of the band.[36] Stewart then briefly fronted his own group, Rod Stewart & The Moontrekkers, who competed with Davies' band.[36]
In 1963, Stewart adopted the Mod lifestyle and look, and began fashioning the spiky rooster hairstyle that would become his trademark.[37] (It originated from large amounts of his sisters' hair lacquer, backcombing, and his hands holding it in place to protect it from the winds of the Highgate Underground station.[37][38]) Disillusioned by rock and roll, he saw Otis Redding perform in concert and began listening to Sam Cooke records; he became fascinated by rhythm and blues and soul music.[37]
After returning to London, Stewart joined a Birmingham-based rhythm and blues group, the Dimensions, in October 1963 as a harmonica player and part-time vocalist.[23][39] It was his first professional job as a musician, although Stewart was still living at home and working in his brother's painting and picture frame shop.[40][41] A somewhat more established singer from Birmingham, Jimmy Powell, then hired the group a few weeks later, and it became known as Jimmy Powell & the Five Dimensions, with Stewart being relegated to harmonica player.[23][39] The group performed weekly at the famed Studio 51 club on Great Newport Street in London, where The Rolling Stones often headlined;[39] this was Stewart's entrée into the thriving London R & B scene,[42] and his harmonica playing improved in part from watching Mick Jagger on stage.[34] Relations soon broke down between Powell and Stewart over roles within the group[40] and Stewart departed.[43]
On or around 5 January 1964,[44] Stewart was drunk and waiting on the Twickenham railway station platform, playing "Smokestack Lightnin'" on his harmonica after having seen a Cyril Davies All Stars rhythm and blues show at Eel Pie Island.[23][45][46] All Stars singer Long John Baldry discovered him and invited him to sit in with the group (which passed into his hands and was renamed the Hoochie Coochie Men when Davies died of leukaemia on 7 January); when Baldry discovered Stewart was a singer as well, he offered him a job for £35 a week, after securing the approval of Stewart's mother.[45] Quitting his day job at age nineteen, Stewart gradually overcame his shyness and nerves and became a visible enough part of the act that he was sometimes added to the billing as "Rod the Mod" Stewart,[34][45][47] the nickname coming from his dandyish style of grooming and dress.[30] Baldry touted Stewart's abilities to Melody Maker magazine and the group enjoyed a weekly residence at London's fabled Marquee Club.[47] In June 1964, Stewart made his recording début (without label credit) on "Up Above My Head", the B-side to a Baldry and Hoochie Coochie Men single.[48]
While still with Baldry, Stewart embarked on a simultaneous solo career.[49] He made some demo recordings,[50] was scouted by Decca Records at the Marquee Club and signed to a solo contract in August 1964.[51] He appeared on several regional television shows around the country and recorded his first single in September 1964.[49][51] Turning down Decca's recommended material as too commercial, Stewart insisted that the experienced session musicians he was given, including John Paul Jones, learn a couple of Sonny Boy Williamson songs he had just heard.[52] The resulting single, "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl", was recorded released in October 1964; despite Stewart performing it on the popular television show Ready Steady Go!, it failed to enter the charts.[51] Also in October Stewart left the Hoochie Coochie Men after having a row with Baldry.[51]
Stewart played some dates on his own in late 1964 and early 1965, sometimes backed by the Southampton R & B outfit The Soul Agents.[53] The Hoochie Coochie Men broke up, Baldry and Stewart patched up their differences (and indeed became lifelong friends),[54] and impresario Giorgio Gomelsky put together Steampacket, which featured Baldry, Stewart, Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll, Micky Waller, Vic Briggs, and Rick Brown; their first appearance was in support of The Rolling Stones in July 1965.[55] The group was conceived as a white soul revue, analogous to The Ike & Tina Turner Revue, with multiple vocalists and styles ranging from jazz to R & B to blues.[56] Steampacket toured with the Stones and The Walker Brothers that summer, ending in the London Palladium;[56] seeing the audience react to the Stones gave Stewart his first exposure to crowd hysteria.[57] Stewart, who had been included in the group upon Baldry's insistence, ended up with most of the male vocal parts.[56] Steampacket was unable to enter the studio to record any material due to its members all belonging to different labels and managers,[56][58] although Gomelsky did record one of their Marquee Club rehearsals.[59]
Stewart's "Rod the Mod" image gained wider visibility in November 1965, when he was the subject of a 30-minute Rediffusion, London television documentary titled "An Easter with Rod" that portrayed the Mod scene.[24][60] His parallel solo career attempts continued on EMI's Columbia label with the November 1965 release of "The Day Will Come", a more heavily arranged pop attempt, and the April 1966 release of his take on Sam Cooke's "Shake", with the Brian Auger Trinity.[60] Both failed commercially and neither gained positive notices.[61] Stewart had spent the better part of two years listening mostly to Cooke; he later said, "I didn't sound like anybody at all ... but I knew I sounded a bit like Sam Cooke, so I listened to Sam Cooke."[41] This recording solidified that singer's position as Stewart's idol and most enduring influence; he called it a "crossing of the water."[30][41][56]
Stewart departed from Steampacket in March 1966,[60] with Stewart saying he had been sacked and Auger saying he had quit.[56] Stewart then joined a somewhat similar outfit, Shotgun Express, in May 1966 as co-lead vocalist with Beryl Marsden.[56][60] Amongst the other members were Mick Fleetwood and Peter Green (who would go on to form Fleetwood Mac), and Peter Bardens.[60] Shotgun Express released one unsuccessful single in October 1966, the orchestra-heavy "I Could Feel The Whole World Turn Round", before disbanding.[56][60] Stewart later disparaged Shotgun Express as a poor imitation of Steampacket, and said "I was still getting this terrible feeling of doing other people's music. I think you can only start finding yourself when you write your own material."[60] By now, Stewart had bounced around without achieving much success, with little to distinguish himself among other aspiring London singers other than the emerging rasp in his voice.[42]
Guitarist Jeff Beck recruited Stewart for his new post-Yardbirds venture,[62] and in February 1967, Stewart joined the Jeff Beck Group as vocalist and sometime songwriter.[63] This would become the big break of his early career.[30] There he first played with Ronnie Wood[56] whom he had first met in a London pub in 1964;[51] the two soon became fast friends.[62] During its first year, the group experienced frequent changes of drummers and conflicts involving manager Mickie Most wanting to reduce Stewart's role; they toured the UK, and released a couple of singles that featured Stewart on their B-sides.[63][64] Stewart's sputtering solo career also continued, with the March 1968 release of non-hit "Little Miss Understood" on Immediate Records.[63] The Jeff Beck Group toured Western Europe in spring 1968, recorded, and were nearly destitute; then assistant manager Peter Grant booked them on a six-week tour of the United States starting in June 1968 with the Fillmore East in New York.[63][65][66] The first-time-in-America Stewart suffered terrible stage fright during the opening show and hid behind the amplifier banks while singing; only a quick shot of brandy brought him out front.[63] Nevertheless, the show and the tour were a big success,[30][66] with Robert Shelton of The New York Times calling the group exciting and praising "the interaction of Mr. Beck's wild and visionary guitar against the hoarse and insistent shouting of Rod Stewart,"[65] and New Musical Express reporting that the group was receiving standing ovations and pulling receipts equal to those of Jimi Hendrix and The Doors.[63]
In August 1968, their first album Truth was released; by October it had risen to number 15 on the US albums chart but failed to chart in the UK.[63] The radical, groundbreaking, landmark album featured Beck's masterly guitar technique and manipulated sounds as Stewart's dramatic vocalising tackled the group's varied repertoire of blues, folk, rock, and proto-heavy metal.[42][64][67] Stewart also co-wrote three of the songs,[67] and credited the record for helping to develop his vocal abilities and the sandpaper quality in his voice.[41] The group toured America again at the end of the year to a very strong reception, then suffered from more personnel upheaval[63][68] (something that has continued throughout Beck's career). In July 1969, Stewart left, following his friend Wood's departure.[41][69] Stewart later recalled: "It was a great band to sing with but I couldn't take all the aggravation and unfriendliness that developed.... In the two and a half years I was with Beck I never once looked him in the eye – I always looked at his shirt or something like that."[63] The group's second album, Beck-Ola, was released in June 1969 in the US and September 1969 in the UK, bracketing the time the group was dissolving; it also made number 15 in the US albums chart and placed to number 39 in the UK albums chart.[30][69][70] During his time with the group, Stewart initially felt overmatched by Beck's presence, and his style was still developing; but later Stewart felt the two developed a strong musical, if not personal, rapport.[63][71] Much of Stewart's sense of phrasing was developed during his time with the Jeff Beck Group.[41] Beck sought to form a new supergroup with Carmine Appice and Tim Bogert (of the similarly just-breaking-up Vanilla Fudge) joining him and Stewart, but Stewart had other plans.[72]


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tl;dr some controversial shiz and how it relates to the state of the union volume three
this is the conclusion to my armchair philosopherizing here and here.
the only reason i am even writing this article now is because i find myself wide awake with no more articles to read or porn to jerk off to. when the internet lets you down, you must create OC. such is laws of internet.
russia and china are playing for keeps. their gibson hackers have huge ties in criminal and governmental organizations that go harder than amway's dopest pyramid. some of these guys get recruited under threat of death to themselves or family and basically have to hack for their life – markedly different than this hollywoodified version of hacker recruiting:
if you know that scene, we can be best friends. it is like, my biggest fantasy ever, aside from a 20yr old hacking, cracking angelina jolie.
hollywood doesn't even have it right though. we (as americans, or the "west") are not snapping up our best and brightest hax0rs with promises of blowjobs. as fucked up as you might think the western governments are, i haven't heard of any of my hacker buddies getting threatened with death or put on a 3 grains of rice diet in exchange for their services. i'm pretty sure israel is putting in work just because that's how they roll, but aside from them, everyone else is clowning the shit out of computer criminals.
we live in a shitty world with borders and state secrets and governments and tentacle porn and 4chan. my mother's vagina excreted me onto this soil called the united states of america, and by virtue of birth, the imaginary lines drawn long before i got here make me an american. in my lifetime, i would love to see a world with no borders or nations, but i highly doubt that is possible. we must recognize that these borders exist and people run these collections of imaginary lines – some are giant shitheads and others are just plain shitheads. it takes a collection of shitheads to run a government, because anyone who isn't a shithead (other than ron paul) wants nothing to do with ruling people. XOR.
before i say anything that could be labeled as incendiary, let me say that i deal with russians and chinese people in business fairly frequently and they're cool and fucking intelligent as hell. as most wars go throughout history, it is a bunch of powerful people sending a bunch of regular people who don't really give a fuck into harm's way.
and anyone currently on team infosec here in the western world, i want to be like robin williams in good will hunting – hug you tightly and tell you it's not your fault. it's not your fault. it's not your fault. it's not your fault.
anyway, you have a motivated and determined populace on the eastern hemisphere fucking BEATING DOWN everything we have here in america. we are already supremely understaffed and undermanned to counter these threats because the government would rather embarrass and humiliate hackers than put them to work. we do not have the best and brightest sitting in these chairs because to think like a criminal, you sadly have to be a pretty good criminal to begin with.
this causes a negative feedback loop because every time someone from inside these imaginary lines decides to fuck with something inside the same lines, those morons have to wheel their chairs around and contend with a domestic threat when they SHOULD be watching outwards. when they catch the guy embarrassing them in their backyard, they kick his dick in the dirt, throw him in jail, and laugh about it.
the russians and chinese are not playing by the same rules, nor are they playing the same game. they will gladly pluck someone from the minors and go ham on their fam. their talent pool is growing rapidly, and while i don't agree with the methodology, the truth is this is real life. it isn't like physics class with frictionless pulleys and massless blocks – this is real deal holyfield captain america shield.
which is why i think kicking america in their exposed genitals probably isn't the best approach for my fellow countrymen. until one side makes a mea culpa and realizes the pointless nature of this internal strife, we are destined for failure. were going to get lapped up by people with more of a sense of nation-based community, falsely attributed or not.
p.s. i might have gotten busted jerking off on the couch earlier. i jerk off entirely too much, but i am from the internet, so fuck you. i am embarrassed. not. maybe a little.
i am going to click publish now before proofreading or anything. sleep tight, don't let the bedbugs bite, etc.


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