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By Hunter Greene
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Let me pose a couple questions. What would you do if you found out someone you knew was pregnant out of wedlock? How would you act if someone you knew was addicted to drugs? Within your church? Would you shun them? Would you hug them? Would you treat them as if you didn't know this life-altering event existed? Would you love them but only from a distance? Would you reject them?
God posed me these same questions a couple years ago. It lay extremely heavy on my heart. I was torn from welcoming them, loving them from a distance, or rejecting them because they had major junk to take care of. Part of my heart was saying "Shame on them!! They need to keep it together. Get a grip on life." But when I'd say that, I would look at myself and say "Now Hunter, you were at a point in your life when your life was in the trash. For that matter, you still need to work some things out." And then the third part of my heart would say "Yeah, Hunter. We'll love them. We'll care for them and pray for them, but all from a distance. I mean, we can't really associate with them, can we? Certainly not be seen with them." See what kind of battle I would go through in my head? I was torn between three logics where I could find three different scriptures to back each point. I was torn!
I began to ask around. I was asking people I spoke honestly with and got honest answers in return. Some gave good insight and good arguments for each question. "We should love them, yes, but only from a distance and pray for them from afar. We do not need to associate with them for "Bad company corrupts good character." (1Cor. 15:33). Point taken. I wasn't fully convinced. I began to dig deeper into the Word and try and find some kind of answers. After diligent searches, nothing. All it did was make it even harder for me to find a conclusion. I mean the verses to back my first arguments were all found in the same book. The Bible. See my dilemma? My question was always "What/how should a Christian do/act if…" I began to pray, "Father, please give me revelation on my question. Give me scripture to find where YOU stand on this topic. What would YOU do if this happened?" God's response to me was "You know, Hunter. My son does have a biography. Check him out." DUH!!
I decided, shortly after bouncing randomly between Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, that I would just start from the beginning in Matthew 1:1 and go to the end of John's last verse. And so I read. I began to find other things in Matthew that I had never known and it caught my interest. Soon, I forgot my main mission and put it to the side and gnawed on other topics. A couple weeks went by and I completely forgot about my original question as it left my thoughts. That was until God kept me up one morning at 2:30. I was doing a little late night studying. "Better late than never." I was reading in Matthew 9 that particular night.
Matthew 9:9 starts by Jesus going to Matthew (or Levi), who was a tax collector and saying "Follow me." In verse 10, Jesus then went to Matthew's house and ate. He not only ate with Matthew, and his own disciples, but also with "many other tax collectors and 'sinners.'" The Pharisees, in verse 11, saw this and asked Jesus' disciples why Jesus was among them and eating with them. The reason they asked this was unknown to me. God bless the study Bible. It says "Jewish tax collectors were regarded as outcasts. They could not serve as witnesses or as judges and were expelled from the synagogues. In the eyes of the Jewish community their disgrace extended to their families." WOW!! That means if your dad or brother or son was a tax collector, good luck, because you are gonna need it to make it in life. The phrase "sinners" also had me stumped. So, again, God bless the study bible. "Sinners- Notoriously evil people as well as those who refused to follow the Mosaic Law interpreted by the teachers of the law. The term was commonly used of tax collectors, adulterers, robbers and the like." Basically, the Pharisees were asking why Jesus was eating among all these people that are known for evil things, people that have been proclaimed as outcasts. I even asked these questions. His answer is incredible! The answer to my prayers is finally here. Verse 12 "On hearing this, Jesus said, 'it is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. 13 But go and learn what this means: 'I desire mercy, not sacrifice.' For I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners."
Jesus was eating among sinners. If you aren't aware, when they would eat among each other it was a sign of great friendship. Jesus was declaring them as friends. He was saying to them, "Hey, I know what people call you and how they treat you, but you know what, I don't care. I'm gonna love you anyway. I'll be your friend. Not from a distance, but at the dinner table. Come break bread with me. I'll accept you." It got the attention of the Pharisees. And 10 out of 10 times when Jesus angered the "Men of the Law," he was doing something right.
I've come to the conclusion that you don't have to have everything together for Jesus to be your friend. He loves you! He didn't come to call the righteous, but the sinners. The people like me. I'm a sinner. 100 percent guilty. 100 percent forgiven. As the church, I think we struggle with accepting people where they are in life. So what if they are pregnant, or addicted to drugs, or porn. So what if they are a convicted felon, or live on the streets. So what if they smell funny or have a weird hairstyle. How do you expect them to grasp the fact that God accepts them where they are, if we can't accept them? Love them anyway. Isn't the great Sunday school answer "Hate the sin, love the sinner." God has called us to walk with each other. "As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another." (Proverbs 27:17) We need to get out and touch the lives of the people that need our help. Touch the people that need God's help. No more telling people they need to leave their junk at the church doors before they enter. No more telling people they need to quit drugs, or prostituting, or any of the "sinners" credentials before we'll accept them. It's nonsense. "While we were still sinners, Christ died for us."(Romans 5:8) He accepted you when you had garbage. Reach out and touch the life of someone who isn't accepted by the world, by the "law men," or by the church. God bless.


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Technical Note | HBS Case Collection | March 2013 (Revised January 2015) Business and Government: Campaign Contributions and Lobbying in the United States Karthik Ramanna, Sandra J. Sucher and Ian McKown Cornell This note on business-government relations introduces students to the state of campaign contributions and lobbying by corporations in the United States. The note develops two hypotheses as to the impact of corporate political engagement: (i) a vehicle to facilitate good government; and (ii) an instrument of special-interest capture. The note can be used to generate a discussion on the following issues: (1) In a democratic capitalist society, what is the appropriate role of business in government? (2) When it comes to political contributions, should corporations have the same rights and responsibilities as individuals? The note also describes the various practical choices businesses face on political engagement, including disclosure options and options to engage through trade or ideological associations. This description can be used to encourage business students to develop an aspiration for their companies' political engagement strategies. Keywords: political economy; Business and Government Relations; Business and Government Relations; Government and Politics; Public Administration Industry; United States; Citation:Ramanna, Karthik, Sandra J. Sucher, and Ian McKown Cornell. "Business and Government: Campaign Contributions and Lobbying in the United States." Harvard Business School Technical Note 113-037, March 2013. (Revised January 2015.) View Details CiteView DetailsPurchase Related
Case | HBS Case Collection | September 2013 (Revised January 2015) Wal-Mart Lobbying in India? Karthik Ramanna and Vidhya Muthuram In 2012, as part of a routine disclosure under U.S. law, Wal-Mart revealed it had spent $25 million since 2008 on lobbying to "enhance market access for investment in India." This disclosure, which came weeks after the Indian government made a controversial decision to permit FDI in the country's multi-brand retail sector, created uproar in India. Lobbying by multinationals drew strong emotions in India, evoking images of the millions spent by Enron in the 1990s to "educate Indians"—a suspected euphemism for bribery. Opposition political parties accused Wal-Mart of bribing the Indian government, which, on the eve of a general election, appointed a judicial commission to investigate Wal-Mart. Already under pressure from allegations of bribery in Mexico, Wal-Mart risked becoming embroiled in another embarrassing scandal. How had the company landed in its current situation and how could it respond to the investigation into its India-related lobbying? Keywords: lobbying; india; multinational corporations; Business and Government Relations; Crime and Corruption; Retail Industry; India; Citation:Ramanna, Karthik, and Vidhya Muthuram. "Wal-Mart Lobbying in India?" Harvard Business School Case 114-023, September 2013. (Revised January 2015.) View Details CiteView DetailsPurchase Related
Working Paper | HBS Working Paper Series | 2014 Auditor Lobbying on Accounting Standards Abigail Allen, Karthik Ramanna and Sugata Roychowdhury We examine how Big N auditors' changing incentives impact their comment-letter lobbying on U.S. GAAP over the first thirty-four years of the FASB (1973–2006). We examine the influence of auditors' lobbying incentives arising from three basic factors: managing expected litigation and regulatory costs; catering to clients' preferences for flexibility in GAAP; and being conceptually aligned with the FASB, particularly on the use of fair values in accounting. We find evidence that auditor lobbying is driven by prevailing standards of litigation and regulatory scrutiny and by support for fair-value accounting. But we find no evidence that catering to clients' preferences for flexibility in GAAP drives auditor lobbying. Broadly, our paper offers the first large-sample descriptive analysis of the role of Big N auditors in the accounting standard-setting process. Keywords: Auditors; FASB; GAAP; lobbying; Fair Value Accounting; Accounting Audits; Citation:Allen, Abigail, Karthik Ramanna, and Sugata Roychowdhury. "Auditor Lobbying on Accounting Standards." Harvard Business School Working Paper, No. 15-055, December 2014. View Details CiteView Details Related


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W. Basketball – JCCC moves to No. 2 then blasts Hesston
W. Basketball – JCCC moves to No. 2 then blasts Hesston
OVERLAND PARK, KS – On Wednesday afternoon, the Johnson County Community College women's basketball program moved to No. 2 in the NJCAA D-II coaches poll, and later that evening they blasted Hesston College, 85-38, to move their homecourt winning streak to 32 games.
Freshman Kariel Hutt posted a double-double of 13 points and 12 rebounds for the Lady Cavaliers (18-1), her third of the season. She hit 6-of-8 from the field, and made her one free throw attempt. She also blocked two shots.
Freshman Camille Gee matched Hutt's' 13-point effort, also hitting 6-of-8 shots with a free throw. She also was credited with four rebounds and three assists.
Freshmen guard Timeka O'Neal and Sameia Kendall also reached double figures scoring, finishing with 12 and 11 respectively.
Johnson County shot 50 percent from the field, and improved to 37-0 all-time against the Lady Larks.


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The intensity of the words in chapter 6 of St. Paul's letter to Timothy support the notion of what could be called "spiritual estate planning" and its importance in our lives on earth.
We are told to "pursue righteousness, devotion, faith, love, patience, and gentleness."
The original Greek words have a far richer meaning than our simple English translations suggest. For example, the word "righteousness" emphasizes doing what is right. The word "devotion" points to belief that is supported by practice. "Gentleness" includes both an attitude and a behavior.
The words tell us that what we invest in here on earth will determine our inheritance in heaven. Our consultant, God, advises that luxury, wealth and ease, are not likely to produce many eternal rewards, but help for the poor, care for the sick, love for one another will yield more than we can imagine.


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jean007 Posts: 2I am contemplating purchasing a 1999 with 114,000. My mechanic says it's in excellent condition. Since I'm a mortgage broker I'm very tight for money and I'm concerned that if it has a problem it will cost me a fortune to fix. Am I better off with a newer Japanese vanilla car? Help!
irishcasey Posts: 36Hi Jean007 (Bond is it?)
I think your concern is spot on if you plan on servicing it at a Volvo dealer. If you have a reasonable private mechanic maybe that's ok.
I bought an 02 S80 T6 about a year ago for my teenage son to drive. I was principally concerned about safety and it has cost alot more than my Honda and Toyota for routine maintenance (which I always have done at a dealer). I took the Volvo in last week for a $65 oil change and walked out paying $374. My next service at 105,750 includes the timing belt and is priced at $1,400.
It is a beautiful car and fun to drive!!
Also, I believe 1999 was the first year so you may want to research that. I recall in my research not wanting to get an S80 1999 or 2000 because I believe there were posts about trans and electric issues.
Hope this helps and again, it's just MHO, but I think your concerns are valid.
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jean007 Posts: 2Hi Irish Casey.
Thanks for your very detailed response. (Bond indeed - is my age showing?) I do have a good mechanic. Volvo quoted me $1,200 for a timing belt and 2 mechanics quoted 400 and 500 respectively.
I also have detailed service records and they don't mention electrical issues.
Because of my business I have to drive something semi-respectible and a rust-dripping, exhaust belching junker just won't do.. I also only put about 5-6,000 miles on a car each year.
I'm really torn since I've never purchased a used car before. I really appreciate your feedback, Mr. Irish.
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doctordick Posts: 36I had a '99 T6 and loved the car. The early ones had transmission problems (due to some bolt holes in the wrong places) that gave them a bad name. However, I found it to be a great car. However, as all newer Volvos it is not cheap to maintain, even if you don't use a dealer. I used a factory trained but non dealer servicing company that I have found very reliable, but the car just is expensive to maintain. I had multiple problems with the mass meter, and before I gave it to my daughter I had about 3000 bucks worth of repairs done. Sadly, though they liked the car it was just too expensive for them so they sold it.
I have had two S80's since then and they are fine cars with cutting edge safety features for far less than a Mercedes or Beemer with similar features. But all expensive to maintain. My current vehicle is a 2007 V8 which I love. But I can afford the fuel and the maintenance.
If expensive maintenance is a problem you won't be happy. Otherwise you may love the car as I did. -
volvos80sad Posts: 11999 S80 has message "Service Ele Power Power Subsystem" Message goes away after about 10 minutes. Drive car about four times, about 2 miles each- no problem. Drive car two more miles and it starts to sputter like no gas (has gas). Engine finally stops and car won't start click, click click sound. Leave car for 2 hrs. won't start when I come back engine won't start click, click, click. Remove battery cover- cables are clean and battery water level ok. Inspect wires to starter and alternator- look ok. Engine starts. Drive about 200 yds. Leave car running in park for about 5 minutes. Try to back out of parking space and no power in reverse (like the throttle cable is broke, if it has on?) Put car in drive and it won't go into gear. Engine still running but no throttle and no transmission activity. All electrical out on dash, power windows out, etc. Turn car off- try to restart- car won't start click, click, click. Is this a problem with alternator, regulator (is there one), battery or ?????? Any help appreciated. THANKS!!!
unhappy99 Posts: 17Hello,
My S80 displays SERVICE ENGINE REQUIRED light.
The light has been on and off for about 4 months.
Anyway, about 3 weeks ago another warning light came on- on the right panel- a little triangle that looks like a brake pedal.
My mechanic checked it and got a code that determined the O2 Sensor was needed. He replaced it.
2 days later the SERVICE ENGINE REQUIRED came back on.
The car shut off suddenly on saturday as I was coming to a stop.
It restarted immediately but I am nervous about driving it like this.
Actually, this is the 7th time the car has shut off while I am coming to a stop.
Does anyone know what may be the problem.
Thanks very much for any help.
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volvowalt13 Posts: 12I have a 99 S80t6 with 100K one it. I have had the check engine for months. I went to my local NAPA store and bought one of those hand held testers and run my own codes and turn it off now and then. The cost of the tool is about 60 bucks.
As far as the triangle lite, mine does that in the winter, when my front tires spin. I think its a traction control sensor. -
unhappy99 Posts: 17Well many thanks to you Volvomax for your help.
My mechanic says maybe fuel fiter but I think it is something beyond that.
His computer tester doesnt pick up any codes.
I may have to take this car to Volvo to get a diagnosis instead of guessing.
One more thing, could I get the Electronic Throttle Module or MAF sensor to buy online? Thanks. -
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qbrozen Posts: 17,847Did you ask the dealer how much and how long FOR THOSE ITEMS LISTED IN THE MANUAL? That is key. If you asked "how much for 30k service," then they most likely quoted you the time and money for THE DEALER'S recommended service, not Volvo's.
'14 CTS Vsport; '15 Fit LX 6-spd; '98 Volvo S70 base; '14 Town&Country Limited
tulsahog Posts: 64On an 03 S80 with 42,000 mi, there was a buzzing sound which lasted for about 3-4 minutes after the ignition was turned off. I noticed the coolant fan was not running, as it usually does after stopping. This was after some city driving and the temp gage was showing normal - exactly where it usually runs. I restarted the engine and then turned it off. There was no noise. My first thought was a problem with the fan.
Is there some way I can check for the fan as the problem before taking to the dealer? Maybe unplug the fan and see if the noise stops? The fan turns freely by hand. -
tulsahog Posts: 64Thanks, unhappy99. This morning I drove the car and verified that the coolant fan is cycling off and on, so at least the fan runs. The temp gage was in the normal position and when turning off the ignition, there was no buzzing sound, unlike yesterday (Also, no buzzing while running). The fan did not run after turning it off, but maybe it didn't need to.
unhappy99 Posts: 17Hello,
I was driving last night, I made a right turn and the right signal flasher is stuck.
It doesnt come off. I stopped the car and retried it but same.
I tried moving it to get the left but nothing, so now only the right is on and it is on all the time. What could be the problem?
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks. -
volvowalt13 Posts: 12
jd42863 Posts: 1I own a 2001 S-80 T6, bought it about 3 yrs ago with 43K it now has 145K. I drive mainly highway miles and do change the oil between 3,000 - 3,500 but that's about all I do unless something happens and I need to fix. I've learned a lot in the past few years about being a Volvo owner
1. They are expensive to repair & maintain
2. They like to either blow bulbs or sockets like to loosen
3. When they run right they are one of the most comfortable cars at higher speeds
Now, when I bring it to the dealer it's an easy $1200 visit so I have learned to do simpler things myself. Recently I replaced the plugs in wires (and found out each plug has it's own coil) with top of the line wires and Bosh Platinum plugs. I has been running fine and actually increased my mileage to about 28 mpg on the hwy.
Last week I drove about 290 miles to my destination got in the next morning and started the car and in the information center it said "Low coolant, stop and check soon". That kind of freaked me out but it appears it was just a little low on coolant, I've checked it all week and it looks fine.
Now, the real reason for joining - BTW very cool site & forums! Today I was returning from lunch going back home (about 17 miles) and when I started my car first it didn't want to stay running then when it did stay running it would lurch - the tach would go from 1 at idle and drop to 2 lines jump and fall only at idle and my check engine light came on. Driving it was smooth this just occured at idle either in gear or out with or without the a/c on :mad: so I stopped at the only place open on Labor day, Advanced Auto who was kind enough to hook up their diagnostic machine and pulled 2 codes, I didn't write down the codes (I think 1 was 1598 the other might have been 0917 not sure)both fuel richness related. The guy said it could be a plug misfiring a bad wire or the egr valve might have a piece of carbon stuck in it. He cleared the codes and the car is running fine again (for the 1/8 of a mile ride home). I went looking on the internet for where it would be located and haven't found it and don't think it has one just a Mass Fuel Sensor could that be correct?
My next question: does anyone else have problem with front tires rubbing? I have new tires up front and they are to spec's so I'm not sure if my struts or shocks going bad.
I sure would appreciate and info you might be able to provide!!
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itawes Posts: 13I have a 2005 S80 T6 with the original battery. Since the battery is in the trunk, I have not checked it since purchase. FIrst 3years maintenance was included so the dealer may have been checking the battery. Anyone have experience on how long these original batteries last? Should I be changing them out before they die?


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Not too contrast-y, not too grey - it'll be a pretty combination. Of the choices you've listed, I'd go with Chelsea Gray for the lowers (HC172) and Revere Pewter for the uppers (HC168). Yorkshire Tan HC23 Your choice of white subway tile is classic and simple. As an alternative I'd choose glass subway or mosaic tile that evokes the color of South Sea Pearl, something like this glass mosaic below. Here's how it all looks together with your granite. I hope you enjoy your new space! |
I'm a monochromatic person myself, so 'going gray' sounds exciting to me. Love your granite and I'd build the colors around it. Do you have access to home improvement stores with their banks of stained cabinet door samples. I used those while trying to come to terms with what I want in my new kitchen. It was admittedly a daunting task! Really, I thought I'd never be able to make a decision and stay with it. I've now turned my cabinet project over to a cabinet maker, who will be sending me samples of custom stain mixes. I love your kitchen and the display area above them. On my monitor your cabinets are a beautiful shade. |
rovo, I like your choices; the granite is beautiful. Revere Pewter on top and Chelsea Gray on lower cabinets would look great! I chose the same subway tile in my kitchen. I am in the middle of painting my kitchen in similar colors, but I chose to make only one section of cabinets that stand alone SW Gauntlet Gray. The rest of the cabinets and the walls are SW Dover White, and the counters are absolute black granite. The gray/white combination works really well with hardwood floors. Here is an "in progress" picture---I am doing all the work myself, so it does take a long time to complete. http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q203/paulaandgene/kitchen repainted cream and gray/2012-09-08004640x480.jpg |
- Posted by SparklingWater (My Page) on Sat, Sep 8, 12 at 20:33
You have a wonderful space to work with. As I view your pictures, I am drawn to the burgundy in your lovely, flowing River White countertop. I see for example, that you have a burgundy candle on the counter. I'm wondering if your lower cabinets painted in a rich bordeaux color (burgundy with hint of chocolate undertones), with lighter Revere Pewter for the uppers might be elegant together with the pearl glass BS. Regrettably, I can't do color boards but perhaps Eam44 or other could put one up. Wonderful kitchen-love the Silgranite metallic gray sink and SS appliances. |
You are definitely on the right track. Love your ideas. Your granite is beautiful. That's a really nice piece of river white. The slabs around here look nothing like that. Good job!!! I love the revere pewter not sure about the chelsea gray. I know what you mean about the orange maple. I'd love to paint mine that have gotten orange over the years. But I'm a chicken and I can't really afford to hire it done. Can't wait to see yours done, it's going to be beautiful. |
Thank you all so much! It's so nice to get feedback from the experts here. EAM, I love the color boards you do for people. Really helps me visualize the final look. Funny you should suggest glass tile for the bs--that was my initial idea, but I haven't found one that doesn't pull green in my kitchen. Even the Yorkshire tan wall paint looks greener than it does here. I like your idea of incorporating the burgundy, SparklingWater. I was thinking of putting a burgundy pendant or two above the peninsula. Hadn't even thought of using it on the cabs! Hmmmm, more to think about. Looking forward to seeing your cabs when you are finished pinkpaula. I am DIY'ing too! Thanks again for taking the time to hold my hand through this:) I'll be sure to post progress (and hopefully soon, finished) pics. |
- Posted by schoolhouse (My Page) on Sun, Sep 9, 12 at 11:27
Nice clean lines, functional, very pretty. |
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It is no doubt that the graphics chip war between nVidia and ATI has never been bigger than it is now. Unit recently one company has had the ultimate edge on the other. ATI had so much more going for it when nVidia released the GeForce FX graphics chip, as nVidia had its GeForce 4 towering over the 8000 series Radeon graphics chip.
Now the gaps are closing in, and its now not matter of who to choose, but what to choose. Companies in the past would have been burnt at the stakes for offering graphics cards from both companies, now it's a common occurrence.
Gigabyte, one of ATI's biggest partners follows the two street path with both ATI and nVidia cards and today we are looking at three of them.
With us in our labs we have their 6800GT AGP, 6600GT PCI Express and the 6200 PCI Express. Today isn't so much of a test against the other cards on the market, but to showcase just what has been done by one of ATI's biggest partners on the nVidia front and what card is best for your needs.
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Super Pi
Version and / or Patch Used: 1.5 Mod XS
Developer Homepage: http://pw1.netcom.com/~hjsmith/Pi/Super_Pi.html
Product Homepage: http://pw1.netcom.com/~hjsmith/Pi/Super_Pi.html
Developed by some folks from the University of Tokyo, Super PI is a small utility that does just as the name implies. It figures PI to a set number of decimal places. Since PI is an infinite number to the right of the decimal point, the utility measures the time it takes to figure a set number of places. It runs the calculations a set number of times and gives a time for the completion of the task. This is a simple and effective way to measure the raw number crunching power of the processor being used to compile the results.
The box calculated Pi out to the 1 millionth digit in 17.64 seconds, which is a bit slower than times we've seen from recent Intel quad-core systems.


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Achieving Amazing Results: The Guy Kawasaki Interview
Guy Kawasaki is like, the Patron Saint of Entrepreneurs. In fact, when our Daily Q&A asked y'all, "What's the best business book you've read?", Guy's The Art of The Start came up again and again. His new book, Reality Check: The Irreverent Guide to Outsmarting, Outmanaging, and Outmarketing Your Competition is out next month. Guy's blog is one of the best there is for business-life perspective. And being prone to starting things, Kawasaki recently launched ALLTOP (which is one of those ideas that I wished I'd thought of.) Think of it as an "online magazine rack" of popular topics – blogs galore categorized under every topic conceivable.
So needless to say, it's an honour to ask Mr. Kawasaki…
How do you know when you're inspired?
If you have to ask if you're inspired, you're probably not. It's as simple as that. When something inspires me, I immediately wonder how I can incorporate it in my blog, speeches, tweets, or businesses. Great artists know what to steal.
What's a repeating lesson in your life?
I try to never ask people to do something that I wouldn't do. The challenge with this theory is that I'm willing to grind it out and get my hands dirty, so I'm probably ready, willing, and able to do more than most people.
What would you like to revolutionize?
I'd like to change how people find nuggets of information on the web. That's the goal of Alltop.
What book has been most inspiring to you?
By far the most inspiring book is If You Want to Write by Brenda Ueland. I am a writer, but it applies to almost everything people would like to master.
What do you collect, or have a lot of?
Hockey jerseys. I often swap marketing and entrepreneurship advice for hockey jerseys.
What would you like to be a master of?
What's the feeling you're usually trying to achieve?
I'd like to empower people–with my writing, speaking, and products. I'm all about trying to empower people to achieve amazing results–especially people who are underdogs and disenfranchised, those who don't have a feeling of entitlement.
Just by virtue of being you, what are you teaching?
Just by virtue of being me, I don't teach anything. Teaching is a willful, purposeful, and difficult act. It doesn't just happen.
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Who Needs Theme Parks?
It struck me once again as I was strolling through the forest with most of my family yesterday how lucky they are to have each other. Who needs theme parks? They are an imaginative bunch, give them a prop or two or pop a little suggestion into their ears and they're off (not so much the teens these days but they will willingly carry a boy too weary to adventure further).
Yesterday we stopped in the woods and looked around. We listened very carefully for the sound of fairies or other magical creatures.
And then we spied, through the trees, a tower looming above us. Who lives there? Why is it here?
Rapunzel Mummy! We must rescue her at once!
They fought their way through the deepest forest
Circled carefully around the enchanted beech tree
Wondered if this was a hermit's hut or a giant's fire waiting for the pot
Until at last they found the path to the tower
But, oh my goodness, it is huge! A giant must live here!
They bravely knocked upon the door
And beat a hasty retreat when they heard footsteps approaching. As we walked and skipped away we wondered who was inside and who that was peeping at us from the very top.
Who needs theme parks when you have a good imagination?
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I love your qualification at the end! That's a beautiful picture of your daughter at the beginning btw
Wow, what a BEAUTIFUL spot! Such gorgeous shots too. We don't have much wilderness by us, we need to get out of London a lot more. Did you see the Monbiot article on kids and nature in the Guardian today? Really, really fascinating and packed with truth. (Not a sponsored post either, teehee)
At first I was convinced you'd done some computer wizardry with that castle, then I realised probably not. Can you tweet me and tell me where it is please?
Looks amazing x
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