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"It's pathetic," Marguerite Mazzitti sighs. "We get accolades for beautiful work, and our office doesn't have a speck of creativity in it."
Mazzitti, 40, is the founder of Tutto Mio, which means "all mine" in Italian. The San Leandro, California, business imports Italian ceramics and distributes them to retail stores across the country. Mazzitti, who founded her business just over a year ago, is constantly surrounded by hand-painted serving platters, urns, vases and other gifts for the home-all in soft, warm hues. Her office, however, is a bland white, with low-to-the-ground tables ("It looks like Lilliputians work here") and some truly bad electrical wiring.
"If we run our microwave at the same time the coffee machine is going, we blow the fuses," says Mazzitti, whose business so far consists of herself, 10 full-time employees and 70 independent contractors.
Mazzitti concedes that she may have to upgrade her electricity after receiving the first runner-up's prize: a Xerox Phaser 8400DP color printer (estimated retail price: $1,699) and a one-year warranty on service and supplies, totaling $2,700. She also gets a three-year subscription to Entrepreneur.
"We produce a lot of ad hoc marketing materials, and to have a color printer here, it's going to be quicker and much less expensive than going to those places that do color copies for a dollar a page," says Mazzitti, sounding relieved. "Oh, our lives are going to change dramatically." -Geoff Williams
Music to Their Ears: 2nd Runner-Up
We know how to make sandwiches, but we don't know how to redesign an office," says Cathy Morelli.
For the past 18 years, not including the time she logged when they were dating, Morelli has worked with her husband and her in-laws at Augustino's Rock and Roll Deli, based in Carol Stream, Illinois. Morelli, 45, entered Xerox and Entrepreneur's Makeover Contest because, as she notes of the 36-employee enterprise, "the business is growing, but the office has stayed the same size." Morelli, a self-described office queen when she isn't in the restaurant or at the soon-to-open second location, describes a room with two doors-but only one is in use because the cluttered desk blocks the other.
As the second runners-up, Morelli and her husband, Jerry-along with his parents, Augie and Phyllis-have won a three-year subscription to Entrepreneur, a Xerox WorkCentre M15i multifunction unit (estimated retail price: $1,299), and a one-year warranty on service and supplies, totaling $1,821. The WorkCentre will come in especially handy because their fax machine just broke. "We're always sending out menus. With the amount of faxing we do, it's like we beat our machine to death. So this is great timing."
She also likes the idea of having a printer, fax and scanner all in one machine-saving space, something they sorely need. "There are people who have the intelligence to keep their office in order. Not that we don't," says Morelli. "We're just too busy making sandwiches." -G.W.
Design Tips From Architect Robert Luchetti
Work transformation expert Robert Luchetti, an architect and industrial designer; president of Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Robert Luchetti Associates; and a judge for Xerox and Entrepreneur's Makeover Contest; offers his top five tips on design:
- Incorporate the must-haves. You need a conference room, or at least a place for people to sit down at a table. In your office, use a table instead of a desk, or a desk with a round end. "You're not only planning for individuals, you're planning for small groups," he says.
- Plan open and closed spaces. It's important to provide sanctuaries other than the bathroom or the hallway for employees to make private calls or do some concentrated work. Says Luchetti, "Even if you [put] up a couple of walls to make one room, it's worth doing."
- Have dedicated and shared spaces. Dedicated means it's your area only; shared is for everyone. Some teams may have a team room, but the room is solely for that team. "There can be a number of work settings with this concept."
- Improve the lighting. "Most rental spaces have a 2-by-4 light that is cheap, efficient, but also very low-quality," Luchetti says. Add one 10-foot piece of track lighting with four or five pictures underneath, or a bunch of clip lights to put around. Flourescent lights are fine, but get a color temperature between 3,500 and 5,000 degrees Kelvin.
- Think paperless. If you use your technology intelligently, keep it simple and consistent-have one e-mail program, and take the time to link the people and the equipment. Says Luchetti, "In the long run, there's less paper stacked around, and life just gets better." -April Y. Pennington
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We can all agree that "going green" is a good idea. However, in this instance, it looks like the whole "green" thing is just a disguise to hide a really bad location with a bad rep. OC Register's Jeff Collins posted on the City of Orange's condo project that has met green standards:
A condo project near the Orange traffic circle that features solar panels, drip irrigation and energy-efficient appliances last week became the first housing development in Orange County to get an environmental rating under national green homebuilding standards.
The first triplex built at Depot Walk — a 32-unit project of brownstone-style buildings — received a silver rating under the U.S. Green Building Council's "LEED for Homes" program, said Patti Heath of Davis Energy Group, which administers the LEED certification programs in California and Nevada.
What's interesting, as pointed out by the comments on Jeff's post, is that this community is practically on the train tracks. I wonder if the whole "green" thing is really just to distract people from the poor location. Without the green aspect, would anyone really want to buy these places. Down the road, when most properties take on more eco-friendly upgrades, where are these condos going to be? Unsaleable just might be right. Also, it's rumored to be haunted… although I'm not sure if this will deter the majority of the buyers.
Don't get me wrong, I do applaud the efforts of anyone who is trying to make our earth a better place and to provide more central living. Here's a property in the community currently listed for sale:
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SimCity v1.6.1 update brings back achievements
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Personal Statement Psychoanalysis, maligned from a variety of perspectives for the last several decades, now finds itself once again, on the cutting edge of the exploration of what makes us humans so human. To be involved in such exploration is indeed a rewarding and fulfilling endeavor.
Research The understanding of the diagnosis and treatment of what is called "the borderline condition." A few of my questions are: from what exactly does the borderline patient suffer, how did he get this way, what is necessary if he is to be helped? I wonder if the borderline condition is in itself a third and distinct condition, not simply some sort of variation or mixture of neurosis and/or psychosis.
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- Jon Skolmen as Miss Piggy
- Ragnar Otnes as Kermit the Frog
- Bernhard Ramstad as The Great Gonzo
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Larry Kazmerski, executive director of science and technology partnerships at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), outlined the history of photovoltaic technology and gave away several of his famous ties and scarves. Kazmerski, known for his humor and colorful talks, brought numerous visual aids, including an unlaunched 1950s Explorer satellite -- about the size of a volleyball -- relevant because it was solar powered. (He did not reveal how he managed to get the satellite past airport security!) Kazmerski discussed the need to reevaluate earth-abundant technologies of the 1970s and 1980s. Moreover, he said, "Next generation solar PV mandates a balanced investment in research on longer-term technologies" such as quantum dots, multi-multijunctions, intermediate-band concepts, nanotubes, bio-inspired thermophotonics and other approaches.
Neal Armstrong, director of the Center for Interface Science: Solar Electric Materials (CISSEM), a DOE-funded Energy Frontier Research Center, discussed what we don't understand when it comes to achieving breakthrough solar technology. Armstrong noted CISSEM's are focused on limiting "surface recombination" in new PV platforms. "It is clear that the most efficient OPV platforms will be 'tandem' (two or more sub-cells), and this brings a whole new set of problems in interface science to the fore. While we want to minimize recombination at the contacts, we want to maximize recombination between sub-cells, in nanometer-length-scale recombination layers." Armstrong added that how these forces work and how they can be optimized, is at the heart of CISSEM's current efforts.
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Ana Moore, regents' professor in chemistry and biochemistry and the Center for Bioenergy & Photosynthesis at Arizona State University, outlined what her group is doing to optimize an artificial system that does what nature does to split water, only better. She noted that while efficiencies are low and there are many things to figure out, they have found promising molecules to do the work, including mechanisms nature uses in Photosystems I and II. The ultimate goal is a highly efficient biomimetic equivalent of a tandem junction cell for solar energy conversion.
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Michael Woodhouse, solar PV technologies and economics analyst for the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) discussed the math involved in evaluating the cost effectiveness of various solar PV technologies. His talk, which touched on wafer-based monocrystalline silicon, polycrystalline single-junction cadmium telluride and single-junction gallium arsenide technologies, as well as several others, seemed to be a real eye-opener for Scialog fellows and other basic researchers. One major point: Even efficient solar technologies will require efficient storage and distribution technologies to make them viable.
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Ramamoorthy Ramesh, former director of the DOE SunShot Program, told Scialog fellows and other researchers that fundamental research in solar conversion must take into consideration the globally competitive environment. "Reducing the total installed costs for utility-scale solar electricity to roughly six cents per kilowatt hour ($1/watt) without subsidies will result in rapid, large-scale adoption of solar electricity across the United States and the world," he said. Ramesh added that it is essential that the U.S. maintain a manufacturing infrastructure for advanced solar technology. He said SunShot and other government programs are looking at ways to finance and maintain domestic solar manufacturing.
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Mark Child, Ph.D. K-12 Director
Mark inadvertently began his career in education by taking a temporary job as a teacher's assistant more than 20 years ago. He has been researching and developing interesting and effective ways of teaching and learning ever since. Mark completed his Ph.D. in instructional design, development, and evaluation in 1995, and subsequently accepted a job as a professor at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut. After teaching at the college, Mark felt a strong desire to develop, first-hand, the kinds of school environments he was encouraging his college students to find and create. In 1996, he moved his family to Northern Michigan to help start a new charter school in Traverse City named Woodland School.
After 11 years at Woodland School, the last 9 years as its director, Mark was given the opportunity by the Venture Board of Directors to return home to Utah and serve as the Director of Venture Academy. He is thrilled to be working with a great staff and board to bring a wonderful educational experience to the families in the area.
Janey Stoddard Principal, Venture Academy
Christel Grange-Hicks Administrative Assistant
Christel lived a previous life climbing the fast paced corporate ladder (at the time she become the youngest Supervisor at a world renowned automotive company), before she had the opportunity to work with the future leaders, artists, doctors, scientists, etc of our world. Christel attended Weber State University where she received her Associates degree and then dabbled in various possible Majors until life took her down another path, parenthood - the greatest and most challenging job ever. Christel is the proud Mom of a smart, full of life, and creative daughter; and 2 energetic boarder collies (who have volunteered 100's of hours working with children of various needs). When Christel isn't busy training for the next half or full marathon she enjoys snowboarding (powder days are best), mountain biking, reading, and photography. Christel feels lucky to be able to work for Venture Academy, where students are encouraged to discover the answers, actively engage in the outdoors, serve their community, create art from various mediums, and work with the best teachers, staff and parents in the state.
Corrine Barrientos Administrative Assistant
Corrine Barrientos - Bio coming soon
Pati Crosby Administrative Assistant
Pati Crosby - Bio coming soon
Michelle Jacobson Kindergarten
Miss Jacobson was born and raised in Ogden. She recently graduated from Weber State University with a B.S. in early childhood and elementary education. Michelle comes from a large family and has always loved children. Some of her hobbies include reading, camping, cooking, playing with her puppy named Tia, and spending time with her family and friends. Michelle loves to learn and hopes to go back to school to get her masters in the near future. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Courtney Pendleton 1st and 2nd Grade
Miss Courtney was born and raised in Ogden, Utah. She has worked with children for many years at places such as The Boys & Girls Clubs, many different schools, and The Christmas Box House. She earned her bachelor degree from the University of Utah in Family Studies and Human Development, emphasizing in Early Childhood Education. She then went on to earn her master's degree from the U of U in Early Childhood Education. She loves adventuring in the great outdoors and being around her family and friends. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Heather Georgi 1st and 2nd Grade
Mrs. Georgi lived briefly as a kid in Utah, but primarily grew up in a small town in North Texas called Flower Mound. She currently lives with her husband and two children in Huntsville, UT. Heather recently graduated from Weber State University with a bachelor's degree in elementary education. Heather's accomplishment of finishing school is one that she shares and celebrates with her family. Her goal in life is to be a lifelong learner and she will be incorporating that philosophy into her teaching. Heather is excited to explore the diverse thoughts and ideas that the students at Venture will bring to her classroom. Teaching at a school that has the spirit of exploration and adventure is a dream come true for Heather! (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Tiffany Barker 1st and 2nd Grade
Tiffany Barker - Bio coming soon.
Rebecca Johnson 1st and 2nd Grade
Miss Rebecca was born and raised in Utah. She spent most of her life living in a small town east of Park City. There were seven kids in her family so she has been around children a lot. She recently graduated from Utah State with a degree in Elementary Education. Rebecca LOVES teaching and spending her days with students that are so excited and ready to learn. She also loves reading, playing the flute, and teaching Sobie (her Amazon Parrot) how to say new words and phrases. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Trina Thomson 4th-5th Grade
Mrs. Thomson grew up in Cache Valley and graduated from Utah State University with a degree in Elementary Education. Trina has lived in Brigham City, Utah for the past 7 years. Her husband is also a teacher and they are the parents of 4 boys. Trina is passionate about learning, teaching, and sharing the gifts that she has been given. Her favorite part of teaching is when she gets to see her students learn something well and then be able to incorporate what they have learned into their lives. She knows that her students will be the leaders of the future and feels it a privilege to be a part of their life journey. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Tandi Churchill 3rd Grade
Miss Churchill was born and raised along with three brothers and two sisters in sunny southern California. Tandi received her AA degree from Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, CA and her B.A. from Brigham Young University in Provo, UT. She loves photography, oil painting, and writing children's stories. At Venture she has come to love the opportunity to engage her students in the performing arts (theater, song, dance, film, etc) for celebrations of learning and mega crews. She loves to help the students discover talents they never knew they had before. Expeditionary Learning has enabled her to create a classroom environment where the students discover the learning as they go and as a result, are able to construct real and lasting meaning. EL teaching has also given her the opportunity to teach her first and second graders concepts and vocabulary that are well above their grade level as they assume the role of the expert in the current field of study. She is always amazed at how they can engage real expert guests from cardiologists to herpetologists in meaningful discussions and inquiry about their areas of study. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Debbie Voetberg 4th-5th Grade
Debbie Voetberg - Bio coming soon.
Howard Brinkerhoff 4th-5th Grade
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Mr. Brinkerhoff received a degree in Elementary Education from Brigham Young University. His favorite subjects to teach are natural and biological sciences as well as math, and physical education. "I am thrilled about going 'deep' into our exciting expeditions and helping to open new worlds of knowledge to our students." Howard and Lori, his wife of 33 years, live in Farr West, Utah. They are the parents' to four adult children, two young men and two young women. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Jenny Rabe 4th-5th Grade
Mrs. Rabe was raised in Thomaston Georgia, a great place to grow up! With three brothers, there were always good times around the house like dancing, choir, scrapbooking, 4-H, International Club, and cheerleading. She attended college at Brigham Young University where she pursued her life-long dream of becoming a teacher. She took the opportunity to take a ballroom dance class and loved it so much, she decided to get a minor in Ballroom dance. After three years of college, she served a mission for her church in the great city of Las Vegas, where she learned to love the people and will always cherish the memories. She finished her bachelor's degree and graduated April, 2008. She was planning to teach in Las Vegas where she did her student teaching, but all answers pointed to Ogden, Utah. Though she had no family connections in the Ogden area, she felt that Venture Academy was where she should be! She loves the in-depth learning and feels that Venture puts the love of learning back into schooling. She is excited to be a part of it. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Christina Earl 3rd Grade
Although Mrs. Earl was born in Utah, she spent most of her childhood in central Texas. She and her family returned to Utah when she was in high school. She has grown to love the majestic mountains and breathtaking hikes that you can find here in Utah. Thanks to her Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education degree and Venture Academy, she is now able to combine her love of children with her love for new adventures. She feels it is a privilege to ignite a passion for lifelong learning and purpose in her students. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Kate Nielson 6th-8th Math
Kate Nielsen grew up in Washington and Alaska. She currently lives in Tremonton with her husband and four children, two of whom attend Venture. She graduated from Brigham Young University with a BS in Mathematics and a MS in Mathematics and a minor in Statistics. Kate worked as a math aid for 4th and 5th graders at McKinley Elementary in Tremonton and as a Math Instructor at Ogden High School. Her hobbies include crocheting, camping, 4-wheeling, and Disneyland. Kate is enthusiastic about teaching at Venture in the 6-8th pod and getting her students' involved and excited about math. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher with a Medical Math Endorsement.)
Paul Murdock 6th-8th Grade
Mr. Murdock was born and raised in Cache Valley, Utah. He graduated from Utah State University with a Bachelor of Science in Political Science and Economics in December 2007. During his senior year he was introduced to an organization called Teach for America which seeks to take recent college graduates and place them in inner-city classrooms. Paul applied and was accepted. In August 2008, he and his family set out on an adventure and moved to Maryland, where he taught at Langley Park-McCormick Elementary School for two years. Throughout this time Paul completed a Masters of Teaching in Elementary Education from The American University in Washington D.C. Wanting to be closer to family, he, his beautiful wife, and two cute daughters returned to Utah. Educating is something that he is passionate about, because an education is priceless. Teaching at Venture for Paul is an exciting experience and opportunity, in which students are encouraged and challenged to think outside the box. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Russell Dichter 6th-8th Science
Mr. Dichter grew up in Santa Rosa, California where he attended a Waldorf School from 2nd - 12th grade. From there he moved to Oregon to attend Linfield college, where he received hi BA in studio art, with an emphasis in ceramics. the summer before he graduated, he had the privilege of enrolling in a National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) for two and a half months. that experience re-awakened his passion and sense of curiosity towards the world and make him realize that he wanted to become a science teacher. He wanted to spark that sense of wander, amazement and curiosity in the minds of the kids, to stimulate their imagination. So, Mr. Russell went back to school twice, once to earn his credits in the science field and a second time to receive his Masters in Teaching at Lewis & Clark College. Right after graduation he had the privilege of discovering Venture Academy where he now teaches as the 6th-8th grade science teacher. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Sarah Brown 6th-8th Science
Ms. Brown attended and taught at an expeditionary learning style high school in Salt Lake City. She loves outdoor adventures like day hikes and backpacking as well as world traveling. She lives on 12 acres in Huntsville with her son, wild mustangs, dogs, cats, chickens and ducks. She is excited to be at Venture and is excited to share adventures with Venture students. (Authorized by the State while seeking license)
Deanna Treadway 6th - 8th English
Brian Tippets 6th-8th English
Mr. Tippets grew up in Atlanta, Georgia. He recently graduated from Brigham Young University-Idaho, formerly known as Ricks, studying both English and Spanish Education, "I am just fascinated by languages". After learning Portuguese and Spanish, he has decided to learn American Sign Language and maybe one day Italian. His hobbies include juggling, playing ultimate Frisbee, going country or ballroom dancing, envying Parkour enthusiasts, and learning (go history channel!). Although his family is 1,800 miles away, he feels like Venture is a second home already. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Brett Cragun 6th-8th Social Studies
Brett Cragun - Bio coming soon.
Brett McAllister 6th-8th Social Studies
Mr. McAllister grew up and attended school not too far from Venture. Being local gives him a unique insight to the culture and history of our area. He graduated from Weber State University majoring in History while minoring in Geography. After graduating college he ran a warehouse in Salt Lake waiting for the right teaching job to come around. Mr. McAllister has taught history to grades 6-12. He taught AP American History before coming to Venture and found great success with that subject. Having taught middle school, junior high, and high school has given Mr. McAllister the experience, knowledge, and skills necessary to be successful. Having taught in the traditional public school system, he sees the value of expeditionary learning and feels that this type of teaching is the most effective for young minds and helps them not only be successful in school, but in life. He loves what he does and he loves to make it come to life for his students. He pushes his students because he knows that they can do hard things. He loves sports and spending time with his family. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Anne Mortensen K-8 Visual Arts
Stacy Swapp Adventure Coordinator
Audra Turner Physical Education
Cindy Child Middle & High School Band
Mrs. Child was born in Utah and lived in Cache Valley until she was 16. Her family then moved to St. Paul, Minnesota where she finished her last two years of high school. Mrs. Child received a bachelor's degree in music education from BYU and a master's degree in clarinet performance from Arizona State University. Following graduation she taught clarinet on the faculty of BYU from 1990 -1995. During that time she performed as a freelance clarinetist with the Utah Symphony, Ballet West, Orpheus Winds, the Utah Chamber Artists and the Canyon Winds Woodwind Quintet. Mrs. Child lived in Traverse City, Michigan for the last 11 years where she taught band at Woodland School from 2001 -2007 and chamber music at the Interlochen Arts Camp from 2002 -2004. While living in Traverse City, Mrs. Child performed with the Northwood Trio, Traverse Symphony Orchestra and the Encore Winds. Mrs. Child is a member of the Orchestra at Temple Square and frequently performs with the group at TV broadcasts of Music and the Spoken Word. Dr. and Mrs. Child are the parents of four children. Mrs. Child is delighted to "venture" with the band and music students at our school into the wonderful world of music! She especially loves the enthusiasm students show when starting a new instrument! (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)
Jennette Madsen Special Education
Miss Jennette was reared in a Military family that moved every four years. This created the opportunity to see new places as well as meet many interesting people. After graduating from WSU with her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication she moved to Washington State. There she ran her own desktop publishing business along with a small monthly newspaper for the city of Hazel Dell. Loving the great North West but missing her family, she then moved back to Utah. After returning to Utah, she met and married a real gentleman who already had two of his own children, thus creating a blended family. Jennette stayed home with her young children until the youngest was in kindergarten. After that time, she turned to volunteering at their schools. She was hired on as a paraprofessional and from there, decided she wanted to teach because she really enjoyed helping the students succeed to their fullest potential. (NCLB Highly Qualified Teacher.)


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The Hard Sayings of Jesus
The Gospel narratives often highlighted the people's reactions to Jesus Christ's words, including Mark's insight that they were often "amazed" or "astonished" (Mark 1:22, 27). John recalled the reaction to the Bread of Life Sermon delivered in Capernaum when Jesus declared that he was the "living manna" and that all must "eat his flesh and drink his blood," noting that many of Jesus' disciples responded, "This is an hard saying; who can hear it? (John 6:60; emphasis added). Apparently, for many, this was the straw that broke the proverbial camel's back because, as John noted, "From that time many of his disciples. . . walked no more with him" (John 6:66).
This was the only time Jesus Christ said something that was a "hard saying" for his audience. In another setting, Jesus prefaced his remarks by indicating that "all men cannot receive this saying" (Matthew 19:11) as he talked about dedication to the kingdom. Not only did those who lived during Jesus' ministry find some of his sayings difficult to understand or to live but also succeeding generations have found something "hard" in the sayings of Jesus Christ, sayings that have often baffled readers and symied commentators who have attempted to soften or explain what Jesus said. Perhaps above all else, they represent a personal teaching method of Jesus, who clearly presented part of his message using hyperbole:
"It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God" (Matthew 19:24)."
"Think not that I am come to send peace on earth; I came not to send peace, but a sword" (Matthew 10:34).
"Another of his disciples said unto him, Lord suffer me first to go and bury my father. But Jesus said unto him, Follow me; and let the dead bury the dead" (Matthew 8:21).
"All men cannot receive this saying, save they to whom it is given. For there are some eunuchs, which were so born from their mother's womb; and there are some eunuchs, which were made eunuchs of men; and there be eunuchs, which have made themselves eunuchs for the kingdom of heaven's sake. He that is able to receive it, let him receive it" (Matthew 19:11-12).
"Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect" (Matthew 5:48).
Following the Bread of Life Sermon when many of his disciples walked away from him, Jesus Christ asked the Twelve if they would go away also. Peter, speaking for the group, asked, "To whom shall we go? thou hast the words of eternal life" (John 6:67-68). Although showing a very human side of the Lord, Jesus' question challenged the audience of the first century as it does the modern audience.
Richard Neitzel Holzapfel, Eric D. Huntsman, Thomas A. Wayment, Jesus Christ and the World of the New Testament, 2006, Deseret Book Company, Salt Lake City, Utah, p. 48.
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michele Tomasetti Says:
July 31st, 2011 at 12:54 amYes Jesus's spoke in a manner that is hard to discern. Because He used parables and hyperbole it is often difficult to understand what exactly he meant. Then there is comparing scripture to scripture which makes it even more difficult. It almost seems that Jesus meant it to be difficult for some and yet for others easier. There is so much division in the world right now over scripture that people are fighting with one another. I can see two sides to a scripture reading. Sometimes they both sound understandable to me and that is frustrating.
karenrose Says:
October 17th, 2011 at 2:54 pmMichele, thanks for visiting our lay site, and for your candid comment. It's true that many times truth is spun around in ways that leave you wondering. I suggest you listen to a wonderful talk by T. Callister at the recent LDS Conference–Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ. I'll email you the link to that talk.
Additionally, I think parables in particular are meant to have layers and levels of meaning for us. In some cases, they continue to expand depending on where we are in our spiritual journey. So if we pray to have open to us the revelations 'we' need from those parables, it may help us see what the Lord intends us to see and apply what he intends us to apply. If what we are gleaning from the parables moves us closer to Christ, we are on the right track and He will open more to our eyes. That said, there are also just difficult passages of scripture that require the same prayerful process. There are some erroneous interpretations of passages even, that are significant. That may be where you find yourself frustrated and where the above talk may assist in giving you two points of reference–the Bible 'and' The Book of Mormon.
Let us know if you've further questions. Keep checking back for more posts on Jesus Christ as our Advocate, Savior, and Friend. God bless you.
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I have blooms on several of my tomatoes that I started under lights.
Will these set tomatoes-Do I need to pollinate each blossom with a paint brush or will they pollinate them selves. I do have a fan on them every day. Thanks Connie |
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Some plants are self-pollinating; you'll have to do some research on your particular species. Otherwise, the fan should work. If you really want to make sure they pollinate, you can use a q-tip and dab the flower centers to other flower centers. However, the easiest method would just be to set the plant outside during daylight hours. |
Are you keeping them inside or setting out as transplants? Most people that I know pinch the blossoms back before transplanting, in the thought that the plant will grow stronger roots after transplanting. That way they will have better production through out the year, instead of ripening those first few blooms. Also, if you aren't sure what kind you have; for most tomatoes, all you have to do is given them a little shake in late morning to pollinate them or if they are outside you can let the wind or bugs do it. |
These are Jet Star Tomatoes. Very big and will put them out in the garden when frost danger passes. Most of my tomatoes will be the normal size for transplanting but I was hoping to hurry up some tomatoes by growing them inside and then putting them out later (just experimenting) I do have a fan on them at least 12 hrs daily. Thanks everyone for the information |
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I had to preemptively block a Facebook user…
This post was updated on 2/10/2014 to reflect the new format implemented by Facebook.
Why I needed to block this user is neither here nor there, but when I tried to figure out how to do it, I couldn't find an answer anywhere. I knew I could block a user who had already liked or commented on the page, but I had no idea how to block a user who had never before interacted with the page.
At first, I thought it couldn't be done. But I figured I'd ask around & see if I'd be surprised. A few friends (namely Shannan Boyer and Christiaan Todd) pointed me to a Facebook Note that claimed to offer a fix to this problem. I was ecstatic until I tried the process detailed in the note.
It almost worked.
The problem was, the fix as it was written had worked when the note was originally published, back in early 2011, but Facebook had changed the code since, which broke the fix. I spent a little time kicking the fix around & eventually figured out how to preemptively ban users permanently.
My solution, your solution. Here goes:
First step: Open Google Chrome.
(Note: This step is the easiest of all 10 steps.)
Second Step:Â Find the Facebook ID number of the person you want to block.
You can find this by going to their Facebook page. Click on their "Photos" section. Click on one of their photo albums. Now, as you're looking at one of their albums, look up in the address bar. You'll see something like this:Â https://www.facebook.com/krysti.jansen/media_set?set=a.837698827900.2472782.22907171&type=3 (This link is to Krysti's Facebook account, to the profile picture album. Looking good, eh?) The last string of numbers between the "." and the "&" is the Facebook user id. So in this example, the user id is 2290717.
Third Step:Â Go to your Facebook Page.
Toward the leftermost, top part of your page, Â you'll see an area titled "New Likes". To the right of the title you'll see a link called"See All". Right click on this link and open it as a new tab. It has to be a new tab & this process will not work if you just click on the link. (If you know your business page's id, there's a quicker way. Type "https://www.facebook.com/browse/page_fans/?page_id=" in the address bar of a new tab. Stick your business page id after the equals sign, click the enter key, Â & PRESTO CHANGO you're there.)
Fourth Step: Select a "Remove" Button.
You'll see a list of all the people who like your page. To the right of each user's profile picture and name, there's an image that looks like this "". Click on one of these buttons and a drop down will appear with 2 options. Right click on the option called "Remove" and select "Inspect Element" from the drop down menu.
Fifth Step: Find the Applicable code.
At the bottom of the page, you will see a block of text highlighted (in blue) that looks something like this:

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Sixth Step: Prepare to edit code.
Right click on the  line, and select "Edit as HTML" option.
Seventh Step:Â Edit code.
Take the Facebook user id number that you got in step one, and replace the number after "user_id=" in the code.
Eighth Step: Save Changes.
Click somewhere outside of the editable zone to save your change, but do not close the "Inspect Element" window.
Ninth Step: Make with the clicky.
Go back to the "People Who Like This Page"  segment of your open page and find the same "" you clicked on in step 3. Remember: it has to be the same ""; if you click on a different "", one of your kind and trusting fans will be unceremoniously blocked from your page, and you'll be a no-good-nik. Select the "Remove" option again.
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A window will pop up, asking you if you're sure that you want to remove the person you're trying to remove from your page. The name of the person you are trying to remove should appear in the pop up so you can be sure you are removing the correct user. (Of course you're sure, otherwise you wouldn't go to such lengths to get this far in the first place, but it's still nice that Facebook asks.) Make sure you check the "Ban Permanently" box at the left of the window. Then hit "Okay".
CONGRATULATIONS, YOU'VE DONE IT! (If you haven't done it, go ahead and leave a message for me in the comments below & I'll be happy to try and help you out.)
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The FOP was willing to help, says the deputy, but unwilling to go in blind. He says the group began taking a look at Camp's budget to assure itself that the department's belt was as tight as it could get.
According to the deputy, that wasn't what the FOP found. "Basically," he says, "the sheriff was not spending the money right." Camp, for example, has long been involved with the Colorado Police and Fire Games, an athletic competition for the state's police officers and firefighters. In 1992 he used approximately $48,000 from his department's drug-forfeiture fund to bring the games to Adams County.
Camp stands by the expenditure--"I don't think I need to apologize for that," he says--and denies ever soliciting help from the FOP. He did invite FOP boardmembers to participate in the 1994 budget process, he says, but he certainly didn't go to them hat in hand.
Besides, Camp had another idea about how to boost his deputies' salaries: He asked the county commissioners if he could use a projected $425,000 "personnel savings" fund to provide one-time, 6 percent bonuses to all employees below the rank of captain. The commissioners refused, in part because the personnel savings fund itself was a bone of contention.
The fund is made up of money earmarked for salaries. It accumulated because Camp wasn't filling his positions fast enough. (He says it takes months to fill a single deputy slot.) If the sheriff's staffing situation was so dire, the commissioners demanded, why wasn't the sheriff using that money for overtime? And why did he wait so long before hiring new staff?
In late June, after the commissioners denied Camp's request to reapportion the personnel money, Camp sent a letter to deputies and other employees advising them of the commissioners' stand and informing them that he planned to ask that a proposed tax increase be put on the ballot, with the funds earmarked for the sheriff's department.
Later in the summer, when Camp pressed the commissioners to put a $3.7 million mil levy increase on the November ballot, Valente and the others opposed it. For one thing, the commissioners told Camp, he hadn't proved it was necessary. Second, says commissioner Harold Kite, he and his colleagues felt there wasn't enough time to drum up voter support. And third, Camp had not proven that he had any sizable citizen support for the measure.
Sheriff's deputy Ron Rusk stepped into the void and took up Camp's cause with a passion. He established an employee group and stormed the commission meeting on the night of August 24. A hundred or so officers showed up to insist that the issue be placed before the voters. They complained about low salaries and overcrowding. They yelled and hooted and booed. And they complained that the commissioners were stiffing them because Camp is a Republican and the commissioners are Democrats.
The commissioners didn't sit quietly and take it. Commissioner Guillermo DeHerrera went on the offensive, accusing Camp of not having his own house in order. He took the (absent) chief to task for spending $20,000 over four years to pay for his own training at the FBI Academy and for classes in community-oriented policing. And he railed against the sheriff's sizable personnel savings fund.
Valente remains angry about that meeting and the issues that were raised. "It outraged me when they said our decisions were based on Democrats versus Republicans," she said. "We have so many crisis situations, so many problems, I don't even have time to stop and think about that."
The commissioners say they believe Camp's salary demands are a political smokescreen designed to make them take the rap for the sheriff's problems. Shearer, meanwhile, has made a campaign issue out of claiming that Camp's department is top-heavy and that Camp is the one responsible. If elected, Shearer says, he will get rid of upper-level officers and use that money to hire more deputies.
Those stands helped Shearer win the FOP's endorsement last April, although Camp's campaign manager has since suggested that the vote was tainted. In a June 29 letter to the Commerce City Beacon, Jim Morlen referred to "unaudited balloting" and the fact that "several members [of the FOP] board openly supported Mr. Shearer, and it was they who arranged the vote and counted the ballots." An FOP spokesman denies the accusations of impropriety, adding that a police officer from another district was present at the vote count.
Camp says he's not concentrating on endorsements, anyway. Instead, his campaign has sent sheaves of self-congratulatory faxes to the media, touting everything from the fact that the Adams County jail has received national accreditation to the news that he and his wife set weightlifting records in a recent state contest. "They look forward to a successful future as a powerlifting couple!" noted one missive sent out on department letterhead.
The sheriff also has concentrated on raising questions about his opponent's past. Earlier this summer, following a speaking engagement in Albuquerque, Camp made a detour to Montrose, accompanied by his campaign manager, in hopes of discovering exactly why Shearer left the force there.
"I read the newspaper articles [about his departure], but they were somewhat vague," Camp says. "So I went down there and talked to four different people, and they all said virtually the same thing. The venom I got from them--they absolutely hated the man. I didn't talk to one officer down there who worked under his command that didn't have some anger built up in him."


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AAA takes aim at distracted driving and offers financial assistance.
AAA and DOT tackle distracted driving
Two seconds. That's how long it takes for the crash risk to double when a driver looks away from the road.
Considering that nearly two out of three motorists admit to driving while distracted, it's not surprising that experts see distracted driving as a major safety threat. Now the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and AAA are making that threat a top priority.
Both took initiative in the last year to combat distracted driving. AAA has mounted a national advocacy effort to enact bans on texting while driving in all 50 states, and DOT launched an unprecedented campaign to focus public awareness, law enforcement, and government and media attention on the issue. The two organizations, along with a host of other advocacy groups, want to reduce crashes and save lives by preventing dangerous, distracting behavior behind the wheel.
"It's an all-out campaign," said U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood, who last fall hosted the DOT's first Distracted Driving Summit. The two-day event in Washington, D.C., included government officials, telephone and automotive industry representatives, tra≈c safety researchers, distracted driving crash victims and their families, and advocates such as AAA and the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
Prior to the 2009 DOT summit, AAA announced a legislative campaign to promote laws banning texting while driving in all 50 states. AAA clubs have been instrumental in the passage of texting bans around the country, and more than half of all states have made it illegal to read or compose a text message while driving.
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Are you saving for a vacation, a vehicle, a home, or retirement? To help you put together a sound savings program, AAA recently made available on the Internet a series of how-to videos. With the era of easy credit over and rates of return near zero on many savings products, it can be difficult for consumers to decide on which ones meet their short- and long-term goals.
The videos, available at AAA.com/deposits [2], cover three common investment types—money market funds, certificates of deposit, and individual retirement accounts. You'll learn the advantages of each and which ones are appropriate for meeting specific savings objectives.
These videos—as well as a series of clear, straightforward articles on financial literacy also available on the site—are intended as introductions to each topic and are not meant to provide specific financial advice to individual consumers.
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I have seedless concord grapes. One in about 100-200 grapes or so will have what looks like one mature seed in it. There are others that have what appears to be partially grown seeds, and again, only one per grape, and only one in about 100-200. (I loose track when I am grazing)
If I plant these (I have 2 saved) do you think they will grow? If they do grow, do you think they will be seeded, seedless, maybe something in between, or maybe even just vines that will never produce any fruit? tia Sue |
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I have planted things from store bought food- peppers, oranges, grapefruit, lemons, watermelon, etc. The peppers actually have turned out great- wonderfully sweet, and for now, everything else has grown (just waiting for them to mature to see how it turns out). From what I hear, you never know what you will get from the seed- but it will most likely grow. All mine have. Give it a try. Might turn out well for you! |
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Just Picture It! evolves mobile photo sharing into a word game with friends and family! In this turn-based game you can play in single and multiplayer mode. As you launch the game for the first time, you will find a game from us (or from the friend that invited you to play) waiting. Just open it, check the clues and guess the caption!
How do I keep playing?
It's easy! Click. Caption. Compete! Here's how:
•Take or select a picture with your iPhone or iPod
•Create a caption for the photo
•Give some clues as to what the caption is
•Send to your friends to guess
•Wait for them to Just Picture It! and see who gets the best score
What can I picture?
Just Picture It! allows you, the user, to direct the experience – in other words, you choose your own adventure. While the possibilities are unlimited, here are some fun ideas to get you started.
•Kids need help with homework? Photograph spelling or vocabulary words for your children.
•Frequent traveler? Enjoy having your family or friends guess your location.
•Learning a new language? Practice with a friend by photographing everyday objects and identifying them in Spanish or French or the language of your choice.
•See something funny? Share a reminder of an inside joke with a friend or a group of friends.
•See a place with wonderful memories? Take a picture of that place and share those memories with a caption.
And don't forget those photos that have been getting dusty in your iPhone album. Just Picture It! creates a fun reason to revisit and share your old photos. iPhone screen captures make for great games as well (to take a screen capture, press the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button simultaneously)! You can also play Just Picture It! the old-fashioned way—get together with your friends in the family room and play through your Apple TV.
Just Picture It! is loaded with fun features including:
•Turn-based game play for gamers on the go.
•Easy login and friend finding via Facebook, your address book, or any email address.
•Push notifications to alert users when a game is received by you or answered by one of your friends.
•One-to-one messaging before and after each game.
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Scythe always tends to have very busy packaging for their products, and with the Ashura, we get more of the same. The front of the box holds the company logo and socket support at the top, the name and image of the cooler in the middle, mentions of the new socket hardware and previous awards on the left, and on the right they cover four key features found in the Ashura.
Even the top of the box has something worth looking at. Here they show the Ashura again, this time with the dual fan configuration and shows the wire fan clips. On the right of this they also give you a list of included parts that accompany the Ashura.
Scythe covers the 160mm height and how it will fit in more cases than the typical tower cooler next to a pair of dimensional drawings. They then discuss the six 6mm heat pipes, the 140mm Glide Stream PWM fan, and lastly that this cooler is both for silent stock operation and still has room to overclock.
The back starts off with the company information including the support address. It then moves into the warranty information to cover what they will guarantee. At the bottom Scythe covers things like making sure you read before you install this, potential issues, and the fact that there is only a cooler in the box.
The last panel on the box shows the Ashura name again next to an image of the cooler mounted on LGA775 so you can see how it has to mount. The other three AMD and Intel images are wrong as they show the old hardware being used, and then things end with a multi-lingual specifications chart.
When you open the box, you can see the top of the fan in the back, separated from the cooler with a layer of cardboard as well as the hardware box. The hardware box and the cooler body are in the same section together, and there are layers of foam on the sides, but the cardboard is all you have to keep the cooler from being damaged.


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A Kentucky newborn is fighting for his life after he was taken out of his crib by a family dog.
At last check the baby boy was in critical condition at University of Kentucky hospital.
The incident happened Monday afternoon at a home in Jessamine County.
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The baby was quickly found by his parents, but suffered serious injuries.
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Okay, so if we build off the assumption of yesterday's post and say that renewal is going to come from going outside the church and bringing about renewal from the outside-to-inside rather than focusing on the inside in the hopes of pushing it outside then what could be an intentional strategy for doing this?
(1) Place theologically trained clergy in communities not churches (Expanded Detail coming March 1)
Now, I know when we are placed at churches we are placed to serve the communities also. However, what if we just intentionally placed clergy in communities as missionaries to create networks of Christians. (Note: Not to build a church, but to build a community of disciples networked together) They could be named UMC Network: Winona; UMC Network: Nashville; UMC Network: New York, etc. (I am somewhat imagining as a possibility some type of adaptive morphing of the class system set up by John Wesley….maybe house fellowships)
Of course, the question should be raised: How are we going to fund the clergy position if there is no church?
(2) Redefine the responsibilities of clergy (Expanded Detail coming March 2)
Let's be honest: In the current system the primary time consumer for clergy is: administration (under the umbrella of "Order"…specifically referring to elder orders now). What if we thought of clergy more as missionaries whose primary task is to help make disciples and to connect them, enabling them to take over (administration of sacraments would follow an adaptation of circuit rider method just in local network….)
(3) Rethink how clergy are supported and support themselves (Expanded Detail March 3)
What if we had our clergy graduating debt free (student loans, etc.) and sent them into communities and only provided the following: housing, utilities (cell phone, internet, and water, heat, garbage, etc.—not tv or landlines—), and pension……health insurance will be dealt with in another topic. Clergy would be responsible for finding work to pay for necessities outside this and any luxuries. (yes that means finding jobs and might I suggest possibly choosing jobs that mean interaction with people)
(4) Reorganize how provide health insurance (Expanded Detail coming March 4)
Health insurance is a huge cost to churches/conferences/pastors and is only continuing to rise and will continue on that pattern as long as we continue on in classic models. Shane Claiborne inspired me to rethink how we do health insurance through his book Irresistible Revolution and how he participates in a health insurance co-op. There is some promise, I believe in the model and their intentional network that involves prayer and support is an inspiring model.
(5) Move beyond the "church building" model (Expanded Detail coming March 5)
This is connected to the item #1. The fact is buildings cost money to build and maintain, so what if we used buildings already constructed. The possibilities are endless: homes, stores, etc. (we could even look at recycling buildings that are abandoned and reconstruct and meet there and maybe incorporate housing, etc.) Church buildings could still exist, but I think we are going to have to move past the mentality which says to be a church means to have a building (or be moving towards having a building).
I am still thinking of more and would be interested in others reactions to the above or any suggestions they may have.
My plan is to expand each point in detail next week in daily posts.


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Anthony Perkins
Anthony Perkins (April 4, 1932 - September 12, 1992) was an American actor. He is best known for his roles in Psycho and its sequels, where he played Norman Bates, a serial killer who suffered from dissociative identity disorder.
Perkins was born in New York City and was the son of actor Osgood Perkins (1892-1937). He moved to Boston, Massachusetts in 1942.
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Perkins was bisexual. He was married to photographer Berry Berenson (1948-2001) from 1973 until his death from AIDS[1] in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California in 1992. The couple had two sons, actor Oz (born 1974) and musician Elvis (born 1976). Berenson was killed in the September 11 terrorist attacks. She was aboard American Airlines Flight 11 when it was hijacked and crashed into the World Trade Center.[2]
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Jessie Mumford '14 – Discovering Leadership
When Jessie first arrived on campus from Los Angeles, she wasn't convinced she had made the right decision. But a conversation she had on the first day of Orientation with Menlo's College President, Jim Kelly, changed her mind. "I remember he encouraged me to not only stay but to get involved by running for Freshman Class President," Jessie said. I took his advice and won the election. "I am now confident that I made the right decision to attend Menlo," Jessie reports.
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After serving her term as Freshman Class President, Jessie took advantage of other leadership opportunities, including serving as the External Relations Coordinator for the Menlo College Student Government Association (MCSGA), member of the Allocation Board and Student Ambassador. She was also a member of our first Competitive Cheer Squad bringing spirit to our athletic games.
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Jessie is a Business Management Major with the Human Resource option. This has allowed her to combine her two interests of business and psychology. She recently started a human resources internship with Pendleton, a fashion retailer. The manager has taken her under his wing and she is having the opportunity to learn what goes on behind the scenes, train new employees and travel to other stores. Jessie reports, "I'm very excited by this opportunity and look forward to learning more about human resources." Jessie used her connections at Pendleton to bring work appropriate fashions to our annual Leadership Day fashion show.
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"What I like best about Menlo is the access to professors and professional staff. If I have a question or need help, it's easy for me to make to get an answer quickly," said Jessie. "You don't necessarily get that on a larger campus."
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