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January 3, 2012
Today I begin Week 2 of Couch to 5K. This is my fifth year doing it, but I�m starting much earlier. Usually I start in April. One of my goals is to run a 10k this year. I found an article in Runner�s World �
- that recommends running 20 miles a week with a long run of six miles. I would do the six miles on a weekend, I think. Then that leaves 14 miles to divide over three additional days of running. That�s a lot for me � if I can accomplish this, it may be my year!
First things first, I must finish the C25k. I have a race planned for February 26th. I should finish Week 9 right before the race. I wanted to do a race to benefit cardiac research this year and found only one � thankfully it is in Chicago and accessible. It�s an inaugural race at McCormick Place, running indoors. Max is 2500 people. Should be interesting.
The article recommends simple yoga twice a week as well. I keep hearing this and need to find a decent yoga DVD. I have P90x yoga, but is 1.5 hours long and is difficult. Definitely not for beginners. I put a request out on a few Spark running forums for recommendations.
The same article recommends higher protein to preserve lean muscle mass and control appetite. I know I don�t get enough protein but this is something I will specifically work on.
�Include protein in every meal.
A 2010 study found that athletes were more successful losing weight with a diet that was 35 percent protein than one that was 15 percent protein. "Protein preserves lean muscle mass and controls appetite," she says. But it should be lean, such as poultry, fish, lean meats, beans, lentils, soy food, and yogurt.�
More water is a must. I also know I�m not staying hydrated. I can�t stand drinking water when I�m not thirsty, but I�ll also work on this. Ugh.
From the Article -
�Be More Consistent
- Ask elite runners for the number one "secret" of their success and the most common response is one word: consistency. "Consistent training promotes the physiological changes which are necessary for better performance, while inconsistent training stresses the body and can lead to injury," says Robert Martin, a San Diego running coach and personal trainer.
"Start with a reasonable goal, develop a plan, then record your workouts and progress," says Martin. "If that's not enough motivation to not skip workouts, find a coach or a training buddy who can help you keep your feet to the fire, and announce your goals to friends, family, and coworkers." Social media is a good place to declare your running plans, too, whether it's Facebook, Twitter, dailymile.com, or runnersworld.com (Forums or The Loop). If all else fails, for every mile you run reward yourself with $1 toward a trip or something else you desire. Just don't confuse consistency with rigidity. It's okay to skip a run for a legit reason; it's not okay to repeatedly skip them if your reasons are as thin as an Ethiopian marathoner.�
I usually do the Metlife Duathlon every June (run 2 miles, bike 11, run 2 miles) but I really enjoy trail running. I found a race in northern Indiana that is quite small and is a 5k trail, bike 12 miles, 5k trail. It describes the trail as �challenging� with a �thigh burner hill.� Should be interesting!
Some good advice on Trail Running �
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Melody Fairchild had success on the track as America's first high-school girl to break 10 minutes in the two-mile, and then on the roads as a frequent race champion. But one of her favorite surfaces is the trail�twisting, turning, undulating paths, not smooth rail-trails or dirt roads.
"Constantly adjusting your stride to maneuver over rocks and roots forces you to run more on your midfoot and forefoot, which teaches you to run more efficiently," she says. "After a trail run, your muscles feel completely worked because you're going up, down, and sideways. It's the fast track to gaining fitness. Plus, driving to a scenic trail makes it an outing."
Find nearby trails at trailrunner.com, or ask at a running shop. Fairchild, who leads trail-running camps in Colorado, says to gauge your workout by elapsed time, not distance�otherwise you'll get frustrated because you'll compare your pace to road runs.
Spend enough time off-road and you may want to consider buying trail-specific running shoes, which have better traction and are made of protective material that shields the feet from sharp objects.
Trail races (5-K to 100 miles) are also an option. Train for one to two months on similar terrain to condition your body to the special demands of running off-road."
Last year I became a Garmin addict. This year I�m running without it. I was so intent on improving my 5k time whether it was a �training� run or an actual race. Ridiculous and most likely sidelined any potential success. This year I�m running for enjoyment. I want to try a few cross country races and the duathlon I mentioned above. I would also like to do a 10k race. I will wear my Garmin but not until I�m done with the C25k training plan and then only once a week for my long runs.
From the Article - "Developing leg strength with hill running, core strength with core exercises, speed with intervals, and improved fitness with recovery days are all important when you pursue a PR," says Mike Norman, head coach of Chicago Endurance Sports. "Training consistency and good nutrition are also important."
Oh I would love to do a 30-minute 5K this year. Sigh. I should probably change that to �I will do a 30-minute 5k this year!�
So here are my goals for this year. I�m sure they will need a bit of tweaking or some creativity along the way, but I feel good about having a plan.
Do you ever feel like you're constantly fine tuning this whole healthy living thing? :)
I've been looking for new sources of motivation, revisiting old ones to try them on again. Finally I decided to go back to simplicity. I came across an article with eight simple Pilates moves to try. What's funny is these exercises are some that I used to do in high school before the word "Pilates" was used in every day conversation (I find it amusing - not sad that I'm that old ;)
I did the exercises today and found I'm lacking some strength I used to have, but still have some nice definition from running/biking. Well, yay!! My Spark buddy Hillary (REEKU731) had a goal of doing a tripod head stand earlier this year and I was very impressed. I gave it a try today to test my ability and that's when I realized some work in the strength department is in order.
So goal #1 - Tripod Headstand
I'd also like to do a bridge up. Gave it a try. Uh-uh....not going to happen in the near future, but possibly in the far.
So goal #2 - Bridge Up
If you're reading this and think "Hey, I have a goal like that!" let me know. You can never have too many goals and I depend on my Spark friends to broaden my horizons!
Now the new playlist - These songs are a little faster. I originally created the list for running/biking but also found it's effective for just about anything (like mowing the lawn).
Distance - Christina Perri
A Praise Chorus - Jimmy Eat World
The Boys Of Summer - Don Henley
Lose Yourself - Eminem
Turning Japanese - The Vapors
Runaway - Linkin Park
The Middle - Jimmy Eat World
Leave Out All The Rest - Linkin Park
Somewhere Over The Rainbow - Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
Dog Days Are Over - Florence + The Machine
Pain - Jimmy Eat World
Kryptonite - 3 Doors Down
Lump - The Presidents Of The United States Of America
My Sharona - The Knack
I Ran (1982) - A Flock Of Seagulls
Break on Through - The Doors
With the myriad of adventures that have gone on in my life this past year, I've wrestled (and usually lost) with negativity more than ever. Even the 5K that I ran last month felt so heavy. I ran with a friend thinking that would boost my energy level, but I still felt that dark cloud over my head. A lot of my training runs were not joyous but felt like defeat. I tried mixing it up - running intervals, running hills and even not running at all.
A few weeks ago, I decided to give up running for awhile and switch to biking. When I was a kid, my bike was always my escape. I'd spend all day on it, exploring places I wasn't allowed to walk to and pushing every limit I could come up with. Why couldn't I relive that kind of freedom now?
I spent a bit of time trying to figure out the best way to get out to the bike trail near my home. It's a relatively new, limestone path that runs for 26 miles. One of the old railway lines that is now a bike trail. I found that it's 3.6 miles from my house and I'd have to take a rural road to get out there. I headed out with my Garmin set to "bike" and my mace strapped to the bike (safety concern is animals on this route).
I made it out to the trail with no problem and set out to see what I could do. It was a beautiful ride. Fall flowers are blooming, there were deer on the path, a few snakes and rarely, another person. Although most people wouldn't find the Midwestern cornfields beautiful, they truly are...and smell heavenly.
I ended up doing a 20 mile ride and felt beyond renewed when I returned home. Now I use this as my "escape" when I start feeling a little dark. I'll eventually incorporate running again, but for now the satisfaction I get is a huge motivation.
We've all had those times when life really seems to pile up the bad stuff all at once. I'm going through that right now and have been for the last few months. Patiently waiting for things to improve has been my way of coping...but so far life has just gotten more overwhelming.
I recently gave in to all the bad feelings and spent the day on the couch, getting up only to indulge in refined sugars and bad carbs. I watched bad TV and took three naps. I ignored the phone - I didn't feel like spreading my misery as I prefer to wallow in it alone. I expected this to feel luxurious but in reality, I felt like crap (sorry, it's the only word that truly fits the experience).
During my pity party, I began to realize that some things are just not within my control, but others are. Taking one day at a time isn't just a cliche but actually good advice. I started with a mental inventory of all the reasons why I am a very cool person and what I have to offer the world. Then I counted my blessings - which also sounds cliche-y but I'm desperate here!
The day on the couch helped me realize that I can't sit and watch life pass me by and knock me about the head while it does. I'm a runner and have goals. A friend just challenged me to a half marathon this year and darn it, I'm going to do it! My husband's heart problems have advanced and I need to be at my best to be able to motivate him. Together we can do this, but he can't do it alone. I'm recently unemployed but hey, that gives me more time to train for that half marathon while job searching. The medical bills piling up will just have to sit until we can pay them. Life is too short to worry about being sent to collections because I can only make $50 payments every month.
Taking a deep breath now and moving forward....because idling and waiting for life to get better on it's own is NOT an option. Proactive, not reactive :)
Every year in April for the last three years, I've been doing the Couch to 5K program and then running 5K races throughout the summer to keep fit and keep me motivated. When the cold weather hits, I hang up my shoes and hibernate from running (although this year I'm planning a Turkey Trot run!).
Every year my goal is to complete a 5K without walking. Every year I've been unable to reach that goal....until yesterday. I received an email from my running buddy who informed me that she had successfully run 3.1 miles without stopping in 36 minutes. The challenge was on! I went out last night and talked my way through all 3.1 miles and ended with a time of 39 minutes. I didn't beat her time, but I did it. I DID IT!!!
This year I've worked on my mental attitude towards exercise. I've realized that it's more of a mental adventure than a physical one. I've always let my body dictate when to stop, when to slow down....but it's my head (and my heart) that should be in charge. Last night, my head called the shots while my heart worked very hard to keep up.
Saturday is my next official 5K. Now I know there's no reason I can't run the whole thing and shoot for a new personal best.


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Updated On: Oct 03 2013 08:16:43 PM EDT
A fire damaged a Comfort Suites hotel in South Burlington Thursday morning, fire officials said.
The blaze was reported at 10:47 a.m. at 1712 Shelburne Road. Firefighters were able to limit the damage to the southwest wall of the ballroom and roof soffit, according to the South Burlington Fire Department.
The fire marshal determined the accidental fire was caused by the disposal of smoking materials into a full cigarette disposal can, fire officials said. The wind fanned the fire into the wood siding and pushed the fire into the roof.
The damage was estimated at $25,000, and the hotel was expected to reopen later Thursday.
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Huntley (1866-1927)
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Mary Elizabeth Braddon and the Victorian Theatre. The G.P. Huntley pages are now linked with the Mary Elizabeth Braddon pages.
In 1891 G.P. Huntley played the role of the lawyer Mr. Sampson in a stage adaptation of the Braddon novel The Cloven Foot. Janette Steer played the lead role.
G.P. Huntley (1866-1927), also known as George Patrick Huntley, was the son of English actor parents, and was born in Ireland when his mother and father (a great-great-great-great uncle of mine) were touring with their theatre company. Huntley was a stage name. They moved back to London when G.P. was a child. He was the second cousin once removed of stage and film actress Kathleen Harrison. The Huntleys feature in a new Theatre History book to be published by The Sensation Press.
G.P. Huntley with Isabel Jay in the musical Miss Hook of Holland.
Eva Kelly, G.P. Huntley's wife, with their son Timothy Huntley in about
The little boy later became an actor as G. P. Huntley Jr. and Tim Huntley.
G.P. Huntley in Kitty Grey (1901)
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G.P. Huntley in The School Girl (1903)
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G.P. Huntley in Miss Hook of Holland (1907)
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D.R. Horton Builds on Housing Recovery
FORT WORTH, Texas ( TheStreet) -- Homebuilder D.R. Horton (DHI) gave another sign that the housing market might be creeping out of its downturn, narrowing its loss in the third quarter.
During the quarter, the company recorded a loss of $142.3 million, or 45 cents a share, compared with a loss of $399.3 million, or $1.26, in the year prior. Analysts expected a loss of 23 cents.
Revenue tumbled 36% to $914.1 million from $1.43 billion last year.
The company sold 4,240 homes during the quarter despite 26% of buyers canceling orders.The smaller loss follows some positive data in the housing industry. The Commerce Department reported on Monday that construction spending increased 0.3% in June, surpassing analysts' forecast. Centex (CTX) also reported that it swung to a first-quarter profit, even as revenue was nearly halved, although Pulte Homes (PHM) widened its loss in the second quarter, to $189.5 million, or 74 cents a share. -- Reported by Jeanine Poggi in New York.
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19 Ways To Pass Time While Waiting For NFL Opening Day
Just when you thought the NFL was back, it takes the weekend off. Here are 19 ways to pass the time while waiting for opening day.
Raiders Owner Has No Plans To Sign Lease Extension With Oakland After 2014 Season
With the lack of efforts with the city of Oakland renovating the 48-yer-old stadium O Co., owner of the Raiders Mark Davis will not sign a lease after the 2014 season.
Keidel: The Loneliest Star In The Lone Star State
Despite their dearth of recent success, all eyes will be on the Cowboys. For the karma and the drama, for better or worse, they are America's team. Mostly for worse. Just watch on Sunday.
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As 2013 draws to a close, let's take a look back at the top 10 figures in the sporting world who would have been far better off avoiding Twitter, taking the high road, or playing the quiet game
Keidel: Despite Detractors Cowboys' Tony Romo Rules
The vocal, aggregate angst from Cowboys fans is quite understandable. While you would be right to direct your anger at some well-heeled Cowboys, Tony Romo isn't one of them. In fact, he is the reason you really matter.
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Man "Tased" After Attacking Deputies Who Try To Help Him
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UPDATED: Sunday, June 12, 2011 - 12:41am
EL PASO- El Paso Deputies have "tased" and arrested a man who became violent after they attempted to help him.
Authorities were called to the parking lot of Dreams Cabaret and found 25-year-old Wesley Castaneda lying on the ground, bleeding from his face.
As Deputies attempted to help Castaneda he became "violently uncooperative and combative".
Deputies say Castaneda was highly intoxicated and attempted to kick them.
Castaneda was then "tased" and placed under arrest for public intoxication and resisting arrest.
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the cops beat him up they ddnt "find him" >:(
the cops messed him up they ddnt find him >:(
If I had to choose between the hair cut and the brused eye, I would take the eye.
Did he have that hair cut before or after he got tazed?
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American International Group, Inc. Announces Consent Solicitation For The Holders Of Its 8.125% Debentures Due 2023, 7.05% Notes Due 2025, 7.00% Notes Due 2026 And 5.60% Debentures Due 2097
American International Group, Inc. (NYSE:AIG) ("AIG") today announced that it has commenced a solicitation of consents (the "Consent Solicitation") from holders of record at 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on November 29, 2012 (the "Record Date") of its 8.125% Debentures Due 2023, 7.05% Notes Due 2025, 7.00% Notes Due 2026 and 5.60% Debentures Due 2097 (the "Securities") to amend (the "Proposed Amendment") the Senior Indenture, dated as of April 15, 1993, as supplemented by the Supplemental Indenture, dated as of June 28, 1993, the Supplemental Indenture, dated as of October 28, 1996, and the Third Supplemental Indenture, dated as of January 1, 1999 (as so supplemented, the "Indenture"), in each case between AIG (as successor to SunAmerica Inc.) and The Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A. (as successor to the First National Bank of Chicago), as Trustee (the "Trustee"). The Proposed Amendment seeks to permit intercompany transfers of Voting Stock of Restricted Subsidiaries (as those terms are defined in the Indenture): (i) to AIG; (ii) to any other Restricted Subsidiary that is, and following such transaction or series of transactions would remain, wholly owned by AIG, directly or indirectly (including through an entity that is not a Restricted Subsidiary), or to one or more entities that are wholly owned by such a Restricted Subsidiary; (iii) to an entity that, as a result of such transaction or series of transactions, would become a Restricted Subsidiary that meets the requirements of clause (ii); or (iv) in a merger of a Restricted Subsidiary with and into another Restricted Subsidiary or AIG. The Proposed Amendment requires the consent of the holders of not less than a majority in aggregate principal amount of the Securities outstanding as of the Record Date of all series affected by the Proposed Amendment (voting as one class) (the "Requisite Consents"). The complete terms and conditions of the Consent Solicitation will be as set forth in AIG's Consent Solicitation Statement (the "Statement") and the related Letter of Consent, to be distributed to holders of the Securities for their consideration. Holders of the Securities are urged to read the Statement and Letter of Consent carefully.
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Welcome to the STC Southern Nevada chapter blog!
Technical writers in the desert? Why, yes, of course!
DevLearn 2014! Last month, during our local STC Southern Nevada Chapter meeting, I heard about the DevLearn 2014 Conference & Expo for the first time. But the best part? The Expo would be free! The following week, I learned that the event revolves around eLearning technologies and techniques, and the free Expo would take place on October 29 and 30 at the Bellagio, Las Vegas. So I registered! What did I discover at DevLearn? Let's take a peek.
As technical communicators, we are awash in words every single work day. Words. We write them, we edit them, we analyze them, we spell check them, we rearrange them, and then we rearrange them again. At times, it feels as though we are drowning in them.
Josh is a 29-year-old Army veteran. While serving in Afghanistan, he had the misfortune to be in a convoy that was hit by a crude roadside bomb. He and his fellow servicemen survived the attack, but Josh was blinded in both eyes by flying shrapnel.
As early as last month, August 2014, I knew next to nothing about content strategy, content marketing, and custom content. But on August 27, something happened — I attended a MadCap-hosted webinar by content strategist Mark Baker. Although Mark's presentation focused on EPPO topic-based authoring, it opened the gateway to the world of content strategy. What is it? Let's find out.
Earlier this week, John and I agreed to redirect the URL of our previous blog (http://stcnevada.com) to our new URL (http://stcnevada.wordpress.com). He was concerned about tying this loose end "so no potential visitor is left behind". I agreed. So now, this domain redirection will remain in place "for a month or two" or whenever John decides to close the previous blog account. Cool, that's done! But on a more amusing note…
Social media! First, let me start by giving my thanks again to Raf for organizing the Brooklyn Bowl bowling bash. I had a great time. But before the bowling festivities began, as we waited for bowlers to arrive, I also had a chance to speak to him about our new blog direction.
Brooklyn bowling! Just as planned — okay, maybe not quite as planned — the STC Southern Nevada chapter took a break from its monthly sedentary meetings to enjoy a refreshing round of bowling over the weekend. The date: 5:30 pm on Saturday, July 26, 2014. The site: Brooklyn Bowl at the LINQ Las Vegas!


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London Bay Homes earns three Excel Awards for The Founders Club marketing campaign
SARASOTA, Fla. (Sept. 10, 2014) – London Bay Homes was recognized at the recent 2014 Southeast Building Conference for its marketing campaign that successfully increased awareness of and visitors to The Founders Club, Sarasota's traditional golf and social club community. The luxury homebuilder and contributing partners, B-Squared Advertising and Fiddler Films, received three Excel Awards,…read more »
Expansion, grass replacement project to enhance driving range at The Founders Club
SARASOTA, Fla. (June 3, 2014) – Grass replacement and an expansion that will double the size of the half-acre driving range at The Founders Club – Sarasota's premier golf and country club community – began May 19. The range is closed for three weeks while golf crews replace traditional Bermuda grass with sprigs of Florida-friendly…read more »
London Bay Homes launches new easy-to-use community website for The Founders Club
SARASOTA, Fla. (May 6, 2014) – The redesigned website for The Founders Club delivers the experience of living in Sarasota's traditional country club community through images of its homes, amenities and beautiful setting within 100 acres of preserved old-growth live oaks and rolling golf fairways and lakes. Designed for easy navigation that allows users to…read more »
The Founders Club's Chris Adams recognized as Southwest Chapter PGA Merchandiser of the Year
SARASOTA, Fla. (April 16, 2014) – The Founders Club's head golf professional, Chris Adams, was recently recognized at the PGA award celebration for the North Florida Section Southwest Chapter PGA Merchandiser of the Year Award in the private category. The award is presented to the PGA Professional who has demonstrated superior skills as a merchandiser…read more »
London Bay Homes' Girona model at The Founders Club will feature luxury coastal design
SARASOTA, Fla. (April 1, 2014) – Light sun-bleached wood floors, beadboard backsplashes and rustic beamed ceilings provide a beach bungalow-inspired backdrop for luxury interior design in the Girona, a new model home nearing completion at The Founders Club. The three-bedroom single-family villa, built by London Bay Homes, is slated to open for viewing in May…read more »
Delfina model at The Founders Club showcases colorful interiors by Romanza Interior Design
SARASOTA, Fla. (March 28, 2014) – The Founders Club's newest single-family estate model home, the Delfina by London Bay Homes, features dashes of blue and citrus against soft whites throughout its 4,329 square feet of interior living space. Romanza Interior Design's transitional design theme throughout the Delfina emphasizes clean-lined furniture with wood, stone, metal and…read more »
Belita cottage home now open for viewing at The Founders Club
SARASOTA, Fla. (March 5, 2014) – The Belita, one of London Bay Homes' newest floor plans at The Founders Club, is now open for viewing. The three-bedroom, three-bath maintenance-free golf cottage includes ivory-toned tile flooring set in a running-board pattern, white kitchen cabinetry and naturally aged eucalyptus flooring with a river rock finish in the…read more »
Record number of potential homebuyers visit The Founders Club
SARASOTA, Fla. (Feb. 25, 2014) – A record number of buyers in the market for a luxury home have discovered The Founders Club, Sarasota's traditional private golf and social club community. Annual visitor counts to the community's sales center increased 40 percent between 2012 and 2013. Visitor numbers in January 2014 showed a large gain,…read more »
London Bay Homes begins construction on a new model in The Founders Club
SARASOTA, Fla. (Feb. 10, 2014) – London Bay Homes has started construction on the Girona, a new furnished model home in The Founders Club, Sarasota's premier golf and social club community. Inspired by the model's Spanish architecture, the home will have a terra cotta tile barrel roof, rustic brick paver walkway and an intimate, landscaped…read more »
The Founders Club reaches 50 percent milestone
SARASOTA, Fla. (Jan. 21, 2014) – The Founders Club is more than 50 percent sold, according to London Bay Homes, which owns the majority of homesites in the community and manages on-site sales at The Founders Club Sales Gallery. The 700-acre Founders Club, Sarasota's premier golf community, includes a total of only 262 single-family estates,…read more »


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An Open Letter to the False Church
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By Matt Barber
"For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions." -- 2 Timothy 4:3
Dear false prophets, false teachers and Christian apostates of every stripe:
We've all heard this phrase: "You know who you are!" It's an expression typically levied in the context of some corrective admonition, intended for some person or persons, busy about some misbehavior. While sent via certified mail, this is one of those rare open letters to whom the preponderance of intended recipients have, somehow, managed to convince themselves, and one another, that they're not even home. Most of you decidedly do not know who you are. You're living on Deception Lane.
Indeed, this letter, for many who read it, will be marked "return to sender." Such is the nature of deception. Those who labor beneath it have become so accustomed to its crushing weight that they've lost all sense of it. It is my humble hope and simple prayer that, if this is you, upon reading this letter the Holy Spirit might, instead, plant a seed of revelation in your soul and water it with His word of life and truth, so that, for you, it might blossom to repentance and right-standing with God the Father.
To be sure, the guidepost for that which makes up the false church is not rooted in my opinion. I'm a fallen sinner, saved by grace and worthy, by my own merit, of nothing more than the lake of fire. The guidepost for that which constitutes the false church is the Word of God.
"But false prophets also arose among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you, who will secretly bring in destructive heresies, even denying the Master who bought them, bringing upon themselves swift destruction. And many will follow their sensuality, and because of them the way of truth will be blasphemed. And in their greed they will exploit you with false words. Their condemnation from long ago is not idle, and their destruction is not asleep. ... For they mouth empty, boastful words and, by appealing to the lustful desires of the flesh, they entice people who are just escaping from those who live in error. They promise them freedom, while they themselves are slaves of depravity -- for 'people are slaves to whatever has mastered them.' If they have escaped the corruption of the world by knowing our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and are again entangled in it and are overcome, they are worse off at the end than they were at the beginning. It would have been better for them not to have known the way of righteousness, than to have known it and then to turn their backs on the sacred command that was passed on to them. Of them the proverbs are true: 'A dog returns to its vomit,' and, 'A sow that is washed returns to her wallowing in the mud'" (2 Peter 2:1-3, 18-22).
Let's define the terms:
The church: The body of Christ -- those regenerate, sanctified Christ followers who have sincerely called upon the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, King of the universe, Creator, soul saver and sole savior of mankind, and have been forgiven, redeemed and saved by grace. The church recognizes God's holy word as infallible, unchanging and eternal. The terms "orthodox," "conservative," "fundamentalist" or "Religious Right" are sometimes used pejoratively by those outside the church (and at times from within) in an effort to undermine the church and water down the word of God. The church is hated by the world because the world first hated Christ and, as such, must suffer persecution.
The false church: The body of self-identified Christians who may, or may not, have begun the process of sanctification through belief upon and acceptance of Christ. The false church either rejects the infallibility of scripture outright, or seeks to rationalize and radically "reform," revise or reinterpret scripture to justify sin. False-church apostates are Olympic caliber mental and exegetical gymnasts who systemically call good that which the word of God calls evil. They imagine many paths to God and hold that the Holy-Spirit-inspired men used of God to record the Holy Scriptures were, truth be told, rather uninspired after all. Thus, our apostate friends attempt to satisfy their spiritual hunger with Christianity à la carte, taking that which is palatable and leaving behind those bitter morsels given to curb the carnal appetites. The false church is loved by the world and can be summed by its central doctrine, coined long ago by its founding father, which is this: "Did God really say?"
With my apologies to Jeff Foxworthy, if you believe that "many paths lead to God" and that Jesus was joking when he said, in no uncertain terms, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me," then you might be an apostate (see John 14:6).
If you have marched with, frequented or otherwise support Planned Parenthood -- if you believe that there is any biblical justification whatsoever for one person to dismember alive another person in her mother's womb, a most murderous, tortuous and excruciating end -- then you might be an apostate.
If you demand a "free Palestine," actually believe that Israel is intentionally targeting innocent Arab citizens in Gaza and elsewhere and, therefore, is guilty of genocidal "war crimes," then you have aligned yourself with the Islamic terrorist group Hamas, a group indistinguishable from ISIS, a group that admits using its own women and children as human shields and actually does target innocent Israeli citizens with thousands of rockets and suicide bombs on a regular basis. If this is you then, as with Islam and the rest of the pagan world, you are an enemy to Israel and, as scripture warns, just might be an accursed apostate.
If you, as my good friend Dr. Michael Brown puts it, are among the growing numbers of those who engage "the fundamental error of 'gay Christianity,' namely, people interpreting the Bible through the lens of their sexuality rather than interpreting their sexuality through the lens of the Bible," then you might, you just might, be an apostate.
C.S. Lewis wrote, "There are only two kinds of people in the end: those who say to God, 'Thy will be done,' and those to whom God says, in the end, 'Thy will be done.' All that are in Hell, choose it. Without that self-choice there could be no Hell."
These are matters of eternal weightiness and consequence. For as it is written, "Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. Many will say to me on that day, 'Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name and in your name drive out demons and in your name perform many miracles?' Then I will tell them plainly, 'I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!' (Matthew 7:21-23).
For those who hear God speak them, "Away from me" will be the most pure, righteous, just and all at once terrifying words ever breathed.
I pray you don't hear them.
Matt Barber is founder and editor-in chief of BarbWire.com. He is an author, columnist, cultural analyst and an attorney concentrating in constitutional law. Having retired as an undefeated heavyweight professional boxer, Matt has taken his fight from the ring to the culture war. (Follow Matt on Twitter: @jmattbarber).
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Philippe Fauchet told The Tennessean that of the engineering school's 85 professors, only five are involved in startup companies. That's a much lower percentage than at schools like Stanford and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
To help make entrepreneurship a more prominent part of the university's ethos, Vanderbilt has preliminary plans to build an interdisciplinary research building for the engineering and medical schools. It also would contain an innovation center that could serve as a business incubator.
Also, faculty is creating more courses that connect students with local companies. And students have created new entrepreneurship and technology-related clubs and competitions.
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Indian River Adult Education offering licensed practical nurse program
Do you have a current CNA license? Are you looking to take your career to the next level? Adult Education is currently accepting applications for the January LPN program. An information session will be held at 5 p.m. on Wednesday at the Gifford Medical Academy at 4680 28th Court, Vero Beach. The program will start on Jan. 16 and takes one year to complete. Students will attend during the day, Monday through Friday for approximately 35 hours per week. For more information, contact Erica Wilson at 564-6248.
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If you are interested in taking your MS Word skills to the next level, Adult Education can help. We will offer a Word class 1 yo 3 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. The class will run Sept. 5 to Oct. 1 and the cost for this 16-hour class is $68. Call 564-4970 if you have additional questions or interested people may register at the main office or online at www.indianriverschools.org
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If you are bothered by arthritis or other aches and pains our water exercise class may be just for you. Class will be held 4 to 5 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays from Oct. 18 to Dec. 13; class will be held in Wabasso and the cost is $55. Call 564-4970 for more information or visit the office to register.
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A QuickBooks class will be offered 9n a.m. to 1 p.m. Fridays from Sept. 7 to Nov. 16. Students will learn the ins and outs of this valuable program. The cost of this class is $218 and the book is included. Interested people may register now at the Adult Education School office.
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Are you interested in purchasing a computer but don't know where to start? A one-day workshop on the ins and outs of purchasing a computer will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 8. The cost of the class is $33. For more information call 564-4970.
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The problem started few days ago when i was creating and changing passwords for users emails. the problem was that i couldn`t login into my machine with root user... after some digging and googleing... i find out that my /etc/passwd, /etc/group and /etc/shadow where empy... so i create the users and groups from backups but the ispc users and groups where not in backup so i had to create them manualy and map them to correct uids/gids.
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news from the Department of Limnology and Bio-Oceanography:
Master Thesis of Irene Teubner awarded as 'best Masters' by Springer
The Master thesis of Irene Teubner entiteld 'Viruses in the Danube Floodplains', supervised by Prof. Peter Peduzzi was selected for the 'Best Masters' series by Springer.
See more on the Springer website (in German).
Guest Lecture by Paul del Giorgio, University of Quebec at Montreal, Canada
Title: The taxonomic and functional biogeography of bacterial communities across boreal aquatic networks.
December 2nd, 2014, 12:00 pm (noon), Lecture Hall 5, UZA II, Althanstrasse 14.
You may also download the flyer as a pdf file.
De Bary Lecture by Christoph Hauert, University of British Columbia
the 'Research Focus Symbiosis' presents a De Bary Lecture by
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The new program for the fall seminar series 2014 is online.
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Article Unifying River Ecosystem Concepts published in BioScience
A new article that unifies river ecosystem concepts has been published in the journal Bioscience. Title: "The River Wave Concept: Integrating River Ecosystem Models".
Link to journal article: http://bioscience.oxfordjournals.org/content/64/10/870
Tom Battin appointed Full Professor in Ecohydraulics at EPFL Lausanne
Tom Battin appointed Full Professor in Ecohydraulics at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland. Tom will leave the University of Vienna in January 2015 to start his new position in Lausanne.
Link: http://actu.epfl.ch/news/ten-professors-appointed-at-epfl/
New Website of the 'Stream Biofilm and Biogeochemistry' Group launched.
The Stream Biofilm and Biogeochemistry Lab headed by Prof. Tom J. Battin has launched its new website!
Curious? Here's the link: http://biofilm.univie.ac.at/
Article on microbial Co-occurence in fluvial Networks published in PNAS!
Widder, S., K. Besemer, G. A. Singer, S. Ceola, E. Bertuzzo, C. Quince, W. T. Sloan, A. Rinaldo, and T. J. Battin (2014): Fluvial network organization imprints on microbial co-occurrence networks, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (in press).
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Science Day - Biology 2014
PhD and MSc students of the departments present their research. The lectures are followed by a summer party.
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Margalef Lecture by Alan Decho, University of South Carolina
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Wednesday, May 14th 2014, 15:00 s.t.
Article on food assimilation in rotifers published in Freshwater biology
Alfred Burian, Martin J. Kainz, Michael Schagerl and Andrew Yasindi, 2014: Species-specific separation of lake plankton reveals divergent food assimilation patterns in rotifers. Freshwater Biology 59: 1257–1265; doi: 10.1111/fwb.12345
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review by Monika Bright and co-authors published in Frontiers in Microbiology
Monika Bright, Salvador Espada-Hinojosa, Ilias Lagkouvardos, Jean-Marie Volland: The giant ciliate Zoothamnium niveum and its thiotrophic epibiont Candidatus Thiobios zoothamnicoli: a model system to study interspecies cooperation. Frontiers in Microbiology, online, April 7, 2014; doi:10.3389/fmicb.2014.00145
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Orkin Reminds Residents Cleaning Up From Hurricane Sandy To Look Out For Rodents
ATLANTA, Oct. 31, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Residents cleaning up in the Northeast after Hurricane Sandy need to keep in mind this is the time of year when rodents seek shelter for the winter months. Orkin, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Rollins Inc. (NYSE: ROL), warns that rodents can be displaced from their normal habitat because of wind, heavy rain and flooding after severe weather strikes.
"The storm, coupled with the cooler weather, can drive rodents inside to overwinter and breed," said Dave Bridge, Atlantic division technical services director at Orkin. "Their gestation period is about a month, so before you know it, one mouse that finds its way into a home now can turn into a major problem for homeowners in the winter."
A pregnant female mouse can produce an average of eight pups in a litter, and a rat, seven pups on average, with a typical four to five litters per year. However, they aren't just a nuisance—rodents can also pose health threats.
"With the recent increase in the number of vector-borne diseases caused by Hantavirus and Bubonic plague, it is extremely important to be proactive in protecting your home against rodents," said Bridge. "Both diseases tend to occur more frequently in rural parts of the West, which is where rodent activity is higher this year, but those diseases cannot be ruled out here in the East."Hantavirus is carried in a rodent's urine and feces, and people can breathe in the affected particles in the air. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the plague is most often transmitted by fleas when an infected rodent dies from the plague and the fleas from that transmit bacteria once biting people or pets. As you clean up from Hurricane Sandy, Orkin recommends the five following tips to help prevent rodents from making their home inside your house:
- Make sure all holes, gaps and cracks around doors and windows larger than ¼ of an inch are sealed, as mice can fit through an opening the size of a dime.
- Replace door sweeps, and make sure doors and windows close tightly.
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Three attempted abductions throughout Southern West Virginia in the past week has officials urging students to be aware of their surroundings.
Parkersburg Police Department Captain Keith Roberts says, "there's more people out, walking and stuff than there used to be. In the wintertime, people get picked up by cars. Now people are walking to school and walking from from school so they're out and more accessible."
Parkersburg High School is in the middle of the city, and while security cameras are present, and doors are always locked, the only security off campus is looking out for one another.
"The students and staff are very very good at reporting if there's somebody around campus that shouldn't be here. From time to time we'll have a student come and say that they saw something suspicious on the way home or even a parent. We had a parent one morning a few weeks ago who said she noticed, she drops her child off at about 7 am, that there was a car that was cruising past the school and around the block," Principal, Pam Goots says.
A school bus surveillance video from Charleston, WV shows a man running across the street, almost as if he's chasing a girl. Next, the bus driver acts quickly, using his radio to scare off the man.
While this situation didn't turn out to be a possible abduction, this bus driver did what bus driver in Wood County are trained to do.
"Many of our bus drivers have been on the same route for years and are driving children, of children they had as students. They know their community. They know their route. They know when an unusual car is parked and that's why they have cell phones and radios that they can talk back to base and say, you know I just don't feel comfortable letting this student out," say Sue Woodward, Wood County Schools, Assistant Superintendent.
Even teachers are getting involved in student's safety, recognizing parents when they come to pick up their children.
"We make sure that at dismissal especially at our elementary schools that we have staff members that are out there with the students. And we match parents and students, one on one," Woodward adds.
Officials say to always call 911 if you see someone acting suspicious.
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Swift and Shift Couriers is a fully sick Australian comedy television series that first screened on SBS TV in October 2008. The nine-part series is produced, directed and written by Paul Fenech, who was also responsible for the comedy series Pizza. The series is set around the staff who work at the \\\'Swift and Shift\\\' Courier Company, in the central business district of Sydney. Episodes have been partly filmed in Egypt and Thailand.
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Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 32 Palestinians, including four boys and a six-month-old infant, in the Gaza Strip since Wednesday morning in a standoff that continued into Thursday evening, according to the BBC.
The Israelis say their attacks are a response to the firing of Palestinian rockets into southern Israel.
A BBC correspondent says Gazan drivers are staying at home, worried their vehicles could be hit from the air.
Well into the night, Israeli air strikes could still be heard in Gaza, the BBC's Aleem Maqbool reports.
There are no signs of either the Israeli army or the Palestinian militants backing down, and the people in Israeli border towns and across the Gaza Strip are bracing themselves for more violence, he adds.
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A MAN has been arrested after hoax call to police that a gunman was holding the occupants of a flat in Chelmsley Wood hostage and was threatening to shoot them.
The 43-year-old was arrested at an address near Allesley Park, Coventry following a three-hour siege involving dozens of police, including firearms officers.
At 6.20am on Saturday police received a call from a man claiming another man armed with a gun was in a flat in Forth Drive, Chelmsley Wood.
Armed officers were immediately dispatched and sealed-off the area surrounding the tower block.
Just after 9am a 33-year-old man inside came out of the property and was searched by officers. A 62-year old woman who was also present was spoken to.
It quickly became apparent that the pair were unaware of the hoax call which had been made to police and no weapons were found at the property.
Enquires were conducted and the mobile phone traced to an address near Allesley Park where officers arrested on suspicion of wasting police time.
Inspector Gregg Richards said: "Hoax calls are highly irresponsible and can cost lives.
"Fortunately, the incident had a safe outcome but things could have had deadly consequences for the man."
The man remains in police custody and the motive for the call is unknown.
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The 39th meeting of the Board of Executive Directors of the Bank in concurrence with the 39th Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors of the Islamic Development Bank (IDB), approved $447.6m towards financing several new development projects in a number of member countries as well as three grants under the IDB Waqf fund for educational projects for Muslim communities in Kenya, Lesotho, and Trinidad and Tobago.
The major part of the financing, $304m, went to the energy sector – $220mn for a Power Grid Extension Project in Bangladesh, and $83.75m for 132 KV Mirama-Kable Transmission Line and Distribution Project in Uganda.
Other approvals of the board included, $87.5m for Improvement of Wastewater Management and Sanitary Services in Al Ghadir Drainage Basin, Lebanon; an additional $25m for the second phase of Queen Alia Airport Expansion Project, Jordan raising the IDB financing for the Queen Alia airport expansion to $125m; $15m for Primary Healthcare Services Expansion Project – Chad; and $15m for Support to the Development of Technical and Vocational Schools Project in Guinea.
Also, a $450,000 technical assistant grant was provided under the IDB Waqf fund towards capacity development of Laboratory Technicians (micro biology) in seven West African countries – Burkina Faso, Benin, Guinea, Malli, Niger, Senegal and Togo. It is expected that such capacity building measures would help fight TB, AIDS, Malaria, etc., and support educational and vocational programs aimed at tackling poverty and unemployment.
The members of the board further approved of IDB's continued contribution to the International Center for Biosaline Agriculture (ICBA), Dubai, UAE, as the center represents a successful example of mutual cooperation between the Bank and the UAE. ICBA has developed into a world class research center with an international team of scientists and researchers working on innovative solutions to improve the status of poor farmers and to implement development programs aimed at upgrading productivity in agricultural regions. ICBA was launched at the initiative of the IDB, in recognition of the important role by the Gulf states in line with supporting the Bank. IDB and UAE's Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries in June 1996. The Bank cooperated with the UAE in management and operating of ICBA until April 2010 when the responsibility was transferred to UAE's Ministry of Environment and Water.
The Board took note of two grants previously approved by the IDB President, $100,000 grant for Côte d'Ivoire to contribute to organizing the 56th Conference of African Ministers of Education and $300,000 for Guinea to support the fight against Ebola, respectively.
The Board Members reviewed the latest arrangements underway for the Bank's 40th Anniversary Celebration as well as the 39th Annual Meeting of the IDB Board of Governors in Jeddah, which is to take place in the presence and under the patronage of The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, during 24-26 June, 2014 at the level of Ministers of Finance, Economy and Planning of the 56 member countries. The Board commended the extensive facilities being provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the success of the meeting of the IDB Board of Governors.
For more information please contact:
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Fax: +96265660541
Email: [email protected]
Wednesday, June 25- 2014 @ 9:52 UAE local time (GMT+4) Replication or redistribution in whole or in part is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Mediaquest FZ LLC.


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