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Dog Warden Russ Bailey said he has been "very, very busy" since the new law took effect May 22.
"We've made six notifications so far," Bailey said during a regular monthly meeting this week with the Auglaize County commissioners. "One was for a nuisance dog, the others were for dangerous dogs."
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Federal assistance and money are available for Ohioans whose homes were foreclosed in 2009 and 2010, a U.S. legislator says in his personal push to notify 140,000 people in his home state who may qualify for a free review.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown revisited the issue after only 6,000 of the 140,000 eligible Ohioans initiated the free Independent Foreclosure Review (IFR) process and because Congress extended the review deadline for a final time to Sept. 30.
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Former state Agriculture Director Fred Dailey favors Gov. John Kasich's plan to raise taxes on natural gas and oil production in the state to offset the effects on the state budget by his proposal to reduce and eliminate the state's income tax. The proposed tax on natural gas and oil production would only affect large producing wells.
Air freight travel is the busiest it's been in years at the Neil Armstrong Airport.
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A regular act at the Auglaize County Fair's Gospel Tent has been busier than ever during the past year and is looking forward to their annual performance to help kick off the fair's festivities.
Just Us Quartet, who has been singing together for 12 years, is scheduled to perform at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday in the Gospel Tent at the Auglaize County Fair.
Just Us Quartet sings a variety of styles, including gospel, while sharing their faith through music. The local quartet from Wapakoneta, is a regular at the Gospel Tent.
Henry Charles Klima, 74, of Phoenix, Ariz., formerly of Wapakoneta, passed away Saturday, July 21, 2012.
He was born Aug. 21, 1937, in Wapakoneta, the son of the late Loretta (Ritchie) and Henry Klima. His loving wife of 42, years, Cynthia Sue Klima, survives.
Also surviving are four daughters, Kristine Graney, Mona Adams, Tina Vesecky, and Valerie Seed; a son, Henry Charles Klima II; seven grandchildren Erika, Serena, Jessica, Bradley, Jacob, Katie and Henry III; two sisters; and six brothers.
He was preceded in death by two brothers, James Klima and Donald Klima.
Helen Brown-Deerhake, 87, of Wapakoneta, died at 10:17 p.m. Friday, July 20, 2012, at St. RitaÔÇÖs Hospital, in Lima.
She was born Feb. 24, 1925, in Jennings Township, Putnam County, to Olga (Wreede) and Carl E. Kloeppel. On Nov. 24, 1946, she married Jacque Brown, who died June 3, 1981. On May 12, 1983, she married Louis Deerhake, who died June 2, 1990.
WAYNESFIELD – A pair of Waynesfield Village Council members Monday took aim at eliminating health insurance benefits for the mayor or any other elected village official, but they fell a vote short of a tie.
During Monday's meeting, councilor Bill Motter made a motion to eliminate insurance for the mayor, which was seconded by Cheryl Jerew. Mayor Mike Ridenour is the only village elected official who receives any benefits paid by the village. Motter stipulated that if the motion passed that it be as an emergency, or that it would take effect immediately.
The 2012 Auglaize County Fact Book, a project of The Evening Leader and the Wapakoneta Daily News, is included in today's edition of the newspaper.
"This is a great resource for newcomers and long-time residents alike," Wapakoneta Daily News Publisher Deb Zwez said. "It includes pertinent information that will come in handy throughout the year."
The book features statistics from the cities, villages and townships, photos from throughout the county and information about the school districts located in Auglaize County.
A group of local mothers said a holistic program — which their children recently attended — is greatly benefiting their children.
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"With the evolution of the airplane in World War II…rapid changes in aircraft technology meant rapid obsolescence. Sound familiar?" Lt. Gen. Bill Lord said Feb. 23 at the AFCEA Air Force IT Day in Vienna, Va. "The world is changing and the cyber piece will be at the center of that."
To deal with the changes the Air Force has to adjust the way it trains aimen, civilian employees and even industry partners, Lord said.
"We require a differently trained force than we have today," Lord said. "Operators in cyberspace no longer just support the mission."
While support functions are still part of that job description, these airmen and employees are being pulled into new areas, including creating combat effects in the cyber arena. That change means these people are developing a new area of expertise that requires a broader perspective operational picture, rather than the separate specialties that have long been the norm.
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The Air Force also is developing a new core function master plan aimed at cyber workforce, investments and spending, and also tactics, techniques and procedures, Lord said.
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The goal is to drive progress in a world where cyber advancement is "akin to the World War I-World War II era of air power," Lord said, adding, "You could argue the 20th century was the century of air and space power. Will the 21st century be the century of cyberspace?"
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Planning & Training are great... but let's get some basics out first. It would be great if the AF distro'd modern cyber tools to its airmen for any-where, any-time use like they did w/ the home-use anti-virus program. Imagine tablet/phone security tools, bootable CDs (like the AF's own Lightweight Portable Security), basic data protection (Encryption Wizard),and such.
I don't disagree, but I hope the top level leadership coordinates the formulation of the policy with those actually doing the work to better ensure its applicability and usefulness. Normally policy is generated by top level officials who have no clue in reality of the impact or if actual performance gains are realized or impeded at the mission performance level. Exclusive uninformed policy formulation/dictation is part of the problem of the general inefficiencies of federal government; particularly in DoD's mentality that the military leader is god over civilian mission performance of that which they have no functional level knowledge/understanding.
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Make meatloaf? How do YOU make it?
I have a recipe for something called "Mayberry RFD Meatloaf" that I've done before. Ground beef, minced onion, a little celery salt (but I don't have that in the house, so I'll skip that), bread crumbs, salt, pepper; with a brown sugar/ketchup glaze on top.
Last time, there was too much grease, so this time I upped the "lean-ness" and will try baking it in a hand-shaped loaf atop the rack on the broiler tray.
I want to replace the bread crumbs, too, with another binder/filler: crumbled saltines? I saw an old post (I think by Cynic?) that said whatever was in the pantry, including CheezIts! Might experiment with that!
So how do YOU make it? (Yes, we've had this post before, but maybe some new ideas will pop up!)
Ground beef and pork, an egg, a slice of white bread, broken in pieces and soaked in milk and squeezed dry. (Instead of dry bread crumbs). Worcestershire, salt and pepper.
Dijon and ketchup combined and put some in with the meat.
Last week I made a meatloaf and shredded a zucchini and put in. I often put finely diced carrots and onions in, and the zucchini was a hit. More ketchup, dijon and a bit of brown sugar spread on top.
Ground beef, some crumbled bread soaked in a little milk, onion, salt, pepper and a little catchup. I do not use eggs I like my meatloaf crumbly, the egg works like glue. I stir it with a fork so it won't be packed tight. I put some catchup on the top when it's ready to bake. I always made a larger one than needed so I would have enough for sandwiches the next day. Very good with fresh soft bread, mayo and sweet pickle.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the "idea" of meatloaf, but until a couple of years ago I had never eaten a meatloaf that I could say was THE one. And then I found it. It happens to be a Rachael Ray recipe and because she is known for recipes that take much less time to cook than a traditional meatloaf, they are actually meatloaf patties. And there is nothing unusual in the recipe, but for some reason, IMO, it rocks. Maybe it is specifically because it doesn't cook for so long. I don't know. But I love the recipe.
Here is a link that might be useful: Rachel Ray's Meatloaf Patties
Since Harry's brother shared this recipe, it's the only one I like. Don't let the ginger throw you, there's just enough to add a little "something". The original recipe says to put it in a 9x5" loaf pan, but I had the same result as you--too greasy. I don't use a whole lot of onion, either.
1-1/2 pounds lean ground beef
3/4 cup milk
2 eggs
1-1/2 teaspoons salt
1/2 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp Worchestershire sauce
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 small onion, chopped
1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
3/4 cup finely crushed saltine cracker crumbs
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 cup ketchup
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In a mixing bowl, mix thoroughly all ingredients except brown sugar and ketchup. Shape into a loaf.
Place on a baking sheet and top with brown sugar. Spread sugar to cover the top. Top the sugar with ketchup. Bake in preheated oven for 1 hour or until juices are clear. Serves 8.
Meat loaf is very subjective. One person thinks ketchup on meat loaf is "trailer park" and will tell you so, ask me how I know (HA!)and believe the only way to enjoy ML is with gravy.
My personal favorite recipe is the one on the lipton onion soup packet and with ketchup on top.
I use ground beef, not too lean, and about 1/4 to 1/2 pound ground pork. I add ketchup, salt, pepper, beaten egg, and one crustless slice of bread soaked in milk or water and torn into bits. Sometimes I add sauteed or raw onion too and a dash of Worchestershire sauce. Top it with a thick layer of ketchup. And I LOVE left over meatloaf sandwiches.
Meatloaf can bring out the best and the worst in people. Some throw temper tantrums and stomp their feet if you don't bury it in 2" of the condiment their life centers around! (Ask me how I know -HA!). Fortunately most are rational and can reminisce without screaming and shouting. :)
Normally I like a mixture of meats. Ground beef, pork sausage and pepperoni are popular here. Binders can vary. I happen to like onion, pepper and celery in it at times too but it depends on the type of meatloaf I'm making. Occasionally I make sort of a "pizza meatloaf" with a pizza sauce and pizza geared flavorings, even some mozzarella in it.
I make meatloaf a number of different ways. It doesn't "have" to be one way for me to enjoy it. Normally I prefer bread (whole grain or multi-grain works great) cracker crumbs or something rather than the dried breadcrumbs.
I like a crust on meatloaf. Finally there's getting to be more people admitting they like it and gear a recipe toward it. I find that interesting.
I use eggs in there usually. But that doesn't always glue it together, I've had crumbly loaves and meatballs with more and less egg. I've found that how much it's packed makes a difference too. Sometimes I like it more dense, sometimes I like it more crumbly.
I've never had great success with the bacon wrapped meatloaves but might give it another try sometime. Especially if I put it on the grill but then someone will throw a tantrum if it's not boiled in catchip, I suppose! :D
I like different types of seasonings again depending on mood. Sometimes Spikes, Jane's, my own rib rub or a variation or whatever is around. I don't get into the packaged seasonings. I like less sodium and MSG. Usually a dash of hot sauce goes in there. Sometimes some bacon, sometimes some parmesan... Like I said, I'm not locked into one type of meatloaf.
Here is a link that might be useful: Not everyone is ashamed. Some take pride in the double wide. Jolene's Tamale Loaf
My MIL taught me how to make meatloaf the way her son likes it. The two secrets are: brown some onions in oil and add to the mix, and use your fingers to mix everything. Yep, it's messy! Use one pound hamburger meat, browned onions, one egg, flavored bread crumbs, ketchup and yellow mustard, no salt at all,and a little milk if it is dry. Roll meat nto a log, place in a loaf pan, pour some more ketchup over the top, bake at 350 for 30 minutes.
I have made meatloaf many different ways, but have never found one that went beyond being just...ok.., until I saw one made on an online cooking show a few years ago. Wish I could remember the guy's name. First you make a tomato relish that goes in and on the meatloaf, and the rest is served on the side. Since I found this recipe I make it often, and since it freezes well I usually double the recipe.
Mine is real basic. I don't measure anything. It's just ground beef, bread crumbs, milk, an egg, onion and salt. Squish together with your hands, form into a loaf and bake. I really don't like any kind of glaze, although I serve it with ketchup. If someone gives me meat loaf with glaze, I kind of cut it away.
I don't have a particular recipe for meatloaf, but use a variety of ingredients. Filler may be crushed saltines, more often oatmeal, bread cubes etc. I sometimes use Rotel tomatoes w/green chilies, always use an egg and onion. The other ingredients vary from time to time. To combat a lot of grease I shape my meat mixture into 2 ovals, bake in a cassrole dish and as soon as I take it out of the oven, I lift the loaves into another dish, leaving the grease behind. Otherwise the meat will "suck up" the grease. Plus, this leaves a little crust all over the loaves except the bottom and we like that. Never have put a topping on it although a lot of people do. Just a personal preference.
I copied Donna's link to Rachel Ray's meatloaf recipe. Sounds interesting.
No recipe here either. Ground beef, a bunch of green onions, a green pepper, oatmeal or italian bread crumbs and sun dried tomatoes. I don't use a loaf pan, just form a loaf on a cookie sheet and bake away. I do top ours with ketchup and mustard. To take it to the next level just as I do with hamburgers, I will get some skirt steak and have it ground up and mix it with some ground beef.
I make a very different kind of meatloaf but it is extremely good and even those that warned me they hate meatloaf loved it. It ain't your typical little loaf pan covered in ketchup! I created this because I was one that really disliked the normal meatloaf.
Saucy stuffed meatloaf:
3Lbs lean ground beef(can use less meat)
1/2cup raw oatmeal
2Tbs Worcestershire sauce
2Tbs Cajun seasoning (I prefer Tony Chachere)
2Tbs mustard(yellow)
4-5 chopped Roma tomatoes(fresh not canned)
1lg chopped onion(purple if possible)
1jar RAGU Roasted garlic Parmesan sauce**
In mixing bowl add meat,oatmeal,worst sauce,seasoning,mustard. Mix well with hands.
In a large rectangular baking dish spray pam (NOT a loaf pan). Add the meat and form into loaf shape, then make a well down the length in the center of the loaf. In the well add some of the chopped tomatoes and onion. Squeeze the meat closed over the top of the well. Pour remaining tomato and onions around the loaf. Pour the RAGU sauce over it all. You can add a little milk to the jar to"rinse" it and get all out (not much don't want to water it down). Bake at 350 for an hour- check for doneness(clear juices). Let cool for 5 min or so then skim off excess oil or soak it up with bread and discard bread.
*Optional ingredient chopped mushrooms.
*Optional sprinkle top with grated cheese
**If you can not find that specific RAGU sauce one of the other white RAGU sauces can be used like the Alfredo, and add garlic.
Roasted Garlic Parmesan sauce
My meatloaf recipe is pretty straight-forward. Ground beef (no pork thanks), chopped onion, worcestershire sauce, egg, breadcrumb, spicy barbecue sauce (rather than ketsup). Beyond that, my favorite additions to the "batter" are fresh sliced mushrooms & sliced pimento-stuffed green olives.


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Ink jets have an "out date".
My printer stopped printing & gave me an error message that I had the "wrong cartridge". Well I knew it was the RIGHT cartridge, tried to troubleshoot from the manual to no avail. I knew also that I hadn't printed much from that cartridge, & had replaced it not long ago because of the same message.
Knowing that printers are only slightly less expensive than ink jet replacements I figured that I'd just buy a new printer (much as I hate to throw things in the land-fill).
So I checked on line & then decided to stop in at Staples to look over & price compare. A young man Ryan asked if he could help. We got to chatting about the prices & varieties of ink jets & never thinking that he'd be able to help I disclosed that I actually had a problem with my printer giving me an error message. He informed me that often when printers give error messages that it is actually the ink is old/dried up. And it doesn't matter that you might've just recently opened the pkg & replaced it. He showed me the out dates on the outside of the pkg. So instead of buying a new printer, I paid $17 for a new (FRESH) ink jet & voila..... it is back to printing!!
I just contacted Staples & gave a nice "KUDO" for Ryan for his great customer service!
Lesson learned: Always check the dates on your ink jet purchase.
Yes. HP cartridges have an expiration date printed on them. (I'm using the #564 cartridges.) For the #564 cartrdge, the date is printed in the top edge label, For example, 2014104 is year 2014, October 4. I keep a supply of spares in a zip lock bag and sometimes there is two of the same color in the bag. I have learned to look at the dates of like cartridges and insall the one that is marked to expire the soonest. If I don't, I run the risk of installing a cartridge that will soon expire. Also, when you buy cartidges at a store, you should look at the dates to insure you did not get one that will expire soon. If you see you got an old cartridge, ask to have it exchanged before you leave the store. The cartridges at my office supply store are marked a year or more ahead.
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I have not been buying HP ink, in black anyway, for a long time... I used so much in my genealogy printing that I decided to try getting my black ink refilled at Cartridge World. At Cartridge world they told me that HP only fills the ink containers 1/3 full (explains why they don't last very long). At Cartridge World the ink containers are 100% full and they last me a long time. I have never had any problems with the ink refills and I can tell they last a lot longer then the HP's do. They are about the same price as buying an original HP cartridge but they are 100% full for you get 2/3 more ink for the same price.
Perfect timing again....Now my other printer (not the new one) was refusing to print; it had been quite while since I had put in its spendy new cartridge, so took a chance that they were indeed dead and put in new ones. Hooray, it is working again.
Ugh! My old HP printer would not print and there was still alot of ink in it when I shook it...refill from Cartridge World...so in the meantime, I saw a much newer printer on CL that I could buy for less than new ink....BUT, I have Windows 7 and the software won't work..says XP or 2000 ... So now I am stuck with 2 printers that do not operate! I can buy a cheaper wireless printer for about the cost of ink! Is that my best bet?
Yes, I knew there were expiration dates on ink (there's expiration dates on many things people wouldn't necessarily think about, peroxide & alcohol are just a couple) and there's also good and bad ways to store ink. You don't want to stockpile too much. I was looking in the store at the ink cartridges and wasn't surprised that the rotation wasn't maintained. Won't name the store. A couple people go crazy when it's mentioned. So watch when you buy too.
Also, many if not most have a chip inside them to say they're out of ink before they actually are. They have to declare how much ink is in a cartridge but not how much you can actually use. On my Epson, there's a little reset switch. It gave me the message that it was out of ink. I pushed the reset and looky here, all of a sudden there's ink in there again! How it works varies from printer to printer but usually look around the electrical connection and there might be the little spot to poke a paper clip. The maddening part is that it has to cost more to put the electronics in there than it costs for the ink but they keep you buying it.


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by Paul Rignell Contributing writer Weather permitting, work could begin yet this fall on a veterans memorial for Sherburne County that has been in planning stages since 2004. After approving a memorial site plan Aug. 16 for land in Becker that is shared by the county history center which opened and...Read More
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The Courtney Messerschmidt Controversy
This week-end, there was a bit of a rumpus involving one of RWN's writers — Courtney Messerschmidt. A while back, I invited Courtney Messerschmidt from GrEaT sAtAn"S gIrLfRiEnD to write at RWN.
She wrote conservative, foreign policy pieces, but I enjoyed her work mainly because it was so stylistically unique. She'd do a post on Afghanistan that would have bits of pidgin English in it and it would also be topped by pics of twenty-something girls goofing around.
It really stuck out and I was pleased that she decided to write for RWN. That being said, RWN's readers weren't necessarily big fans of her style, but I generally liked having her around. The fact that she was getting multiple interviews by other people who liked her work, to me, was an indication that other writers were seeing what I was seeing in her posts.
Well, it turns out that Courtney Messerschmidt is actually a four person team.
GsGf is actually a collective of cats – 3 writers and a minion of sorts that helps with research and pics. One is a guy. It started online with the super secret neocon coven "Committee of Five"
Since GsGf has blown up beyond all recognition in the last year or so – it's time to indulge in some light shedding.
There are 4 of us The brains behind the thing is a guy actually. He's a bit older than me (Courtney) or Lauren, and helps out with the milspeak so to speak. The first names are real. We have also created a writers bible I reckon it's called to keep our chiz in sync.
…My last name is confidential for the moment and I won't be found on any UGA rolls anywhere or any campus for that matter. I am really 21 tho. Since all this GsGf stuff has blown up – I would never get a job anywhere unless I quietly go away and/or keep my name safe.
Never meant to deceive anyone – thus it's time to come to X as the ancients say. I apologize for my omission of truth and for letting it stand and I am sorry for not admitting it to gracious people who have given me multiple chances online and in real life
Just wanted anonymity for tons of Bad Choices I've made in my admittedly hedonistacal life.
…Individually and collectively we felt it was time to fess up. And we all are really surprised it has taken off. It's an idea thing, the collective never really marketed the brand so to speak for money.
Yet it is a hoax and as the poster girl and contact I regret perping the myth of Courtney Messerschmidt and let us speak plainly here – lying to everyone about school and the name.
And I, we the collective certainly don't blame you if you don't wanna be my friend no more.
Sincerely, Courtney, Lauren, Mark and Ridiculous Nicholas
First off, I'm not sure this is a "hoax" per se. In a certain sense, it's not all that different than what Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert does, excerpt it's with foreign policy. There's a girl who fronts for the group and the rest apparently do most of the writing.
Additionally, in case you were wondering, I had zero idea clue that this was going on, nor any reason to even consider it. Courtney had been interviewed at different sites without them figuring it out and additionally, I'd had some minimal personal contact with the figurehead behind the whole thing. At one point, I publicly mentioned that I planned to put together a Blog Party/Tweetup (That's still upcoming) in Charlotte, NC and "Courtney Messerschmidt" asked me if she could attend and bring some of her friends.
In any case, whatever you want to call this, "Courtney Messerschmidt" turned out to be different than what was advertised, so people were misled. Since that was the case, although I wish the whole collective the best, I felt compelled to sever our business relationship.
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Mark Barberio is a healthy scratch in Thursday's game against Toronto.
Mark Barberio and Brenden Morrow will be healthy scratches on Sunday.
Mark Barberio and JT Brown will be healthy scratches in Tuesday's tilt with the Vancouver Canucks.
Mark Barberio will pair with Matt Carle on Tuesday night against Boston to form Tampa Bay's third defensive unit.
Mark Barberio is hoping to iron out a spot on Tampa Bay's blueline now that Radko Gudas is sidelined for the rest of the regular season.
Mark Barberio will be a healthy scratch Sunday against the Ottawa Senators.
Mark Barberio has played in eight of Tampa Bay's past nine games.
Mark Barberio subbed in for Andrej Sustr Saturday night on Long Island in a late change.
Mark Barberio will draw the short straw as Radko Gudas is expected to return to Tampa's lineup on Friday night in New Jersey.
Mark Barberio will suit up in place of Radko Gudas on Saturday night.
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Born Oct. 3, 1984, Yoon Eun Hye is a popular South Korean actress, model and singer. Her success and charisma on the big screen have made her one of Korea's biggest, most popular stars, resulting in a series of lucrative product endorsements.
According to KoreanDrama.org, Yoon Eun Hye entered the entertainment industry in 1999 as the singer of the pop group Baby VOX. She left in 2005 to pursue a solo career, bursting onto the television screen as the female lead in the romantic comedy series "Princess Hours" and gaining popularity in Korea and abroad. Solid performances in "The Vineyard Man" and the drama "Coffee Prince" cemented her place as an A-list Korean celebrity.
After a nearly two-year break from acting, she returned with a leading performance in the 2009 series "My Fair Lady." In 2011, she starred in her first movie in five years, "My Black Mini Dress." She followed it with the television drama "Lie to Me," which earned high praise in international markets.
As of May 2014, her most recent work includes her role in the 2013 broadcast series "Marry Him If You Dare." Yoon Eun Hye plays a 32-year-old television broadcast writer who travels back in time in an effort to prevent herself from marrying her husband, thus sending her life down a different path.
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Actually, Trojan is exactly right. A Trojan Horse is a program which has an unintended payload and may or may not contain self-propagation code.
Any program which installs itself on your computer without your consent would, in fact, be a Trojan, by definition.
You are, of course, correct in that it is neither a virus nor a worm. People seem to forget that the reason there are three names is that these are three distinct classes of malware.
HP [hp.com] might disagree with you on that one. Since hp is their logo, and their logo is trademarked, it wouldn't be wise to go into a computer related business and refer to yourself as "HP".
I bought it from the iTunes store, only to find that I can't burn it to CD to listen to it anywhere else, so it's stuck in iTunes or my iPod. Now while I can see the point here, I was under the impression that you could burn a CD x times using iTunes. Not true.
Because he wants the CD contents and all, and have the option of listening to it on a lower resolution computer based format.
i trust my cd shelf a little bit more than i trust my computer?
then comes all the hassle in case you some day feel like you want some "alternative-ipod"
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Last night, Malcolm Subban made his NHL regular season debut. Even though I have never played organized hockey at any level (other than floor hockey at my church), I did grow up in Canada and had the dream of what it would be like to play in the NHL, so I'm sure that Subban has long imagined what it would be like to suit up and play at the highest level of professional hockey in a meaningful game. And while the game didn't go quite like I'm sure it did in those dreams - he surrendered 3 quick second period goals and was pulled from the game for a stretch before returning in the third period – the fact that he made it is an accomplishment, and the challenges he faced will motivate him I'm sure to keep working hard to be even more successful in future outings.
I am a lifelong bruins fan and since starting this blog, I have had the joy of sharing the faith stories of a couple of key players on my favorite team. Tim Thomas was a focus during the 2011 Stanley Cup Championship season, and Jarome Iginla was featured here last year. I love to share the faith stories of any player I read about, but it carries an extra joy when it is a member of a team I already cheer for.
So to that end, I welcome Malcolm Subban to the NHL with my beloved Bruins. Malcolm was a first round draft pick in 2012 and played his junior hockey with the Belleville Bulls. It was during his time with the Bulls that Subban came to realize the importance of faith in God. As you can read in this interview with hockey journal, chapel is an important time for Subban. When asked what the best advice he ever received was, Subban said "Know(ing) that He (God)is always there and there for you to talk to. Always have faith in God and keep your faith strong."
He has chosen to reflect that faith on his goalie masks as well. Check out last year's full mask pictures here and this year's here.
My takeaways from Subban's story:
1- Meet them where they are at – I want to thank and acknowledge all the chaplains at all levels of sport. What an important and fantastic work God is doing through you. The sporting world is busy especially at the pro levels with travel, public appearances, practice, games and media. Even is high school, college and in Subban's case, Major Junior hockey, these chaplains bring God into the business and offer athletes, coaches and referees a chance to connect with the Creator of the Universe. I pray for reminders to take God to the world around me so that they can encounter Him and see Him transform their life.
2- God is with us and his enemy is after us - Subban's masks show the angel of death, or grim reaper. Also included on the mask are bible references or verses that talk about God being with us in the midst of harship, challenges and attacks. It is good to remember that the devil is on the prowl, "looking for souls devour" but also that God is with us and He will bring us strength and comfort.
OK all you Seahawks and Patriots fans. Your day has almost arrived. Who will win this year's Super Bowl? Are you rooting for the Legion of Boom or the Brady Bunch? Or are you one of the many whose team is eliminated are are therefore more interested in the Super Bowl Commercials and the food at your party? At this pointI am not really a strong supporter of either team, but I do love to share the stories of Christian Athletes and so if you ask me who I am cheering for on Sunday, I have players that I am cheering on on both sides of the field:
From the New England Patriots:
Nate Solder – Offensive Lineman who caught his first NFL TD pass against the Colts in the AFC Championship game
Chris Jones - Defensive Tackle
Chandler Jones – Defensive End whose brother Arthur won a Super Bowl ring a couple years back with the Ravens and now plays for the Colts team that the Patriots beat to go to the Super Bowl.
Duron Harmon – Defensive Back
and Matthew Slater – Special Teams ace whose story was among those I highlighted the last time the Patriots went to the Super Bowl
From the Seattle Seahawks
Russell Wilson – Quarterback
Clint Gresham – Long Snapper who was featured in last years CBN Superbowl video along with Russell Wilson, Russell Okung and others
Russell Okung – Offensive Lineman
These players are the ones featured in this video from CBN at the Super Bowl.
Here are some others that I have blogged about that will be playing in the game:
O'Brien Schofield – Seahawks Defensive Lineman/Linebacker
Devin McCourty – Patriots Defensive back
Enjoy the Game everyone!
It is Super Bowl Week. For most football fans, we are licking our wounds, realizing that our favorite team has again fallen short of the Championship game again this year. For a couple of markets, (this year it is Seattle and New England) hope remains that their will be the team being showered with confetti on Sunday evening. Here at Living up to My Name, I have decided that since they announce the Hall of Fame class as part of the Super Bowl Festivities, and as a tribute to the only quarterback in NFL history to lead his team to 4 consecutive Super Bowls (and unfortunately 4 consecutive Super Bowl Losses), I would look into the story of former Buffalo Bills quarterback – Hall of Famer – Jim Kelly.
His career numbers are amazing. Aside from the 4 Super Bowl appearances, his resume includes 5 Pro Bowls, All-Pro accolades and most of the Buffalo Bill passing records. The Bills have not won a playoff game since Kelly retired 20 years ago. His jersey number (12) is the only one retired by the Bills. Add to those feats the outstanding career he had at University of Miami and his brief but successful stint in the USFL and his spot in Canton is well deserved.
But his story off the field includes joys and heartaches that far exceed what he encountered on the playing field. Just a couple weeks after his retirement, his son Hunter was born to Jim and his wife Jill. But Hunter suffered from Krabbe Disease, which is generally fatal in infants before the age of 2. Hunter lived for 8 1/2 years, before passing away in 2005. It was during the early stages of Hunter's life, as you can see in this video from CBN, that Jill turned to God for hope.
For Jim, it took a little longer. According to the video, it was after Hunter died and the Jim and Jill's marriage was at its most strained, that Jim sought council from his pastor. That led to Jim Kelly turning his life over to God and agreeing that he needed to change how he had been living. They now speak about the miracle that has happened in their marriage. They had stayed together because of Hunter, but now they have Jesus as the foundation that their marriage is built on.
Life continues to lob challenges at the Kelly family. Jim Kelly has had a couple bouts with cancer which you can read about in this article from USAtoday. But with God as their strength and with the common faith they share, they are battling on and praising God as they do. They've seen miracles in the hard times, they've seen life in the face of death and they've learned about hope that comes from knowing that this world is not all that there is.
Here are my takeaways from Jim Kelly's story.
1- Not Why? but How? – Jim and Jill together are a story of great faith and perseverance. In the USA today article, she says "that entire experience of losing a child and watching him suffer every day of his life, that was so traumatic. So this (cancer), although it was very, very, very difficult, we've been through so much already that it was just another thing to face. It's not even a 'Why, God?' question, it's a 'How, God?' How do we get through this?" We can get so caught up in wondering why hard things happen, why we have to face such trials that we can forget that God is there with us and that He has a plan to make something amazing come from the pain we are battling through. I think How? is a better question. How can I deal with this hard thing or that hard thing? The answer that has been made obvious through the pain they have endured is to have faith. Have faith that God is by your side and can turn the deepest heartache into a connection with Him. Matthew 5 tells us "Blessed are those who mourn,they will be comforted"
2- The Suffering of the One and Only Son - I really like Jill's statement at the end of the video that the suffering of their one and only son, Hunter led them to the suffering of God's one and only son, Jesus, who saved their life. They stayed together to take care of Hunter, even though as a couple they had started to drift apart, and God used Hunter to keep them together and introduce Himself to them. Now, even with the tragedy of losing their son and the battle against cancer for Jim, they have a strong, Christ centered marriage. That is a true demonstration of the power of God to change lives. They may have been on the brink of divorce at one point but God turned that around. And now both Jill and Jim have written books about God's work in their stories. Through the books, football camps, hall of fame events and speaking engagements, their story – and the work God has done in their lives is being shared far and wide.
"… Two roads diverged into the wood, and I I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference" - Robert Frost
Alfred Morris uses these words to describe his journey to the NFL in this story that he wrote for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. In the article, he shares that even though there was interest from some of the more traditionally well known and established football programs, he settled on Florida Atlantic University. He goes on to say that his time at FAU helped him grow in his faith in God as he immediately joined the campus FCA Huddle. It was during these meetings that Morris realized that the Christian faith that he had been professing for much of his life was not being reflected in how he was living. During his junior year, he says " A couple days before a game, I had so much going on and was feeling overwhelmed with it all. Things piled up, and I hit rock bottom. Broken down, I called out to the Lord and told Him I couldn't do this life on my own anymore. I gave it all to Him that day and jumped in with both feet." Here he is sharing his story with CBN.
The Redskins drafted Morris in the 6th round of the 2012 draft with a pick that the Minnesota Vikings traded to get Donovan McNabb. The Redskins were in the midst of rebuilding their running game, having 3 other running backs who were brought in the year before to compete for time in the backfield. Morris won the job as the starter in training camp. He would go on to break team rookie rushing records for yards and touchdowns. He was only the 4th rookie ever to rush for over 1600 yards finishing second in the league. He finished as a second team All-Pro. The next season, he would play in the Pro Bowl. This season, he again surpassed the 1000 yard mark, finishing 11th in the league in rushing yards.
On a team that is built around the running game, Morris is an important part of that attack. But as he continues to excel in the NFL, he remains humble, as you can read in this story from Sports Spectrum magazine. In the article from just over a year ago, you can read about how Morris, despite cashing in an NFL paycheck, he continues to drive his college car – a 1991 Mazda 626. He goes on to talk about life at home where he grew up as one of 7 children. They did not have a lot of money, but built life on morals, values and a foundation of Faith in God. He says "Christ died on the cross for my sins. That's the greatest gift… I'm undeserving, but he's still using me. I don't focus on the temptations. I don't focus on the lifestyles like some guys do. God is my focus."
Here are my takeaways from Morris story:
1- God is my Focus – I love that Morris closes with this phrase. Hebrews 12. 1 talks about running the race before us. To do so effectively, it goes on to say in verse 2 that we must run the race with our eyes fixed on God. There are so many things that bind can trip us up, especially the sin that can easily entangle us. By focusing on God and casting aside all of the other stuff that can get in the way, we will be effectively used by God to share His love with others. But the only way this can work is if we focus on God and allow Him to change us awe and equip us. We are undeserving, as Morris said, but our worthiness is not important to God. We will never be worthy. We always fall short, but He is graceful and when we focus on Him, we will see all that truly matters.
2- My God, not my Parents' God – This spoke to my heart because it is an important message to me. My heart breaks for kids who grow up in the church and learn how to go through the motions of Christianity without establishing their own relationsip with God. That is who I was as a kid. It was not until I was 19 that I actually embraced faith in God as my own. If I could, I would grab all kids by the shoulders, look them in the eye and ask them – How important is God going to be in your life. If they are like me, they know the "Sunday School answers" but God is not an active part of their life or their decision making process. Morris learned the importance of owning his faith himself. I pray that we all embrace our relationship with God as our own.
3- The road less traveled – to follow God means to live life differently than the world. He asks us to lay down our life, take up our cross and follow Him. To follow God is truly the road less traveled. The Bible also talks about the narrow road that leads to life that few find in Matthew 7. 13-14. Morris talks about going the small program route to the NFL and how relatively few players make it this way. This connected with me because as Christians, we make the choice to take the road less traveled. Few find it, and to find it often leads to ridicule and persecution. But it is the only way to true life. Choosing to the road less traveled, as the Frost poem says – will make "all the difference i in the world". Which road are you on? The wide road that leads to destruction or the narrow road that leads to life?
I remember listening to a lot of Christian Children's music as a young boy. I would sit on the couch listening to the same records (yep – I'm old enough to have enjoyed vinyl) over and over again. As I grew older, I was involved in my church puppet team, and so I continued to listen to kids music, even into my adult years. That is when I noticed that many songs were put to the same tune (ABCDEFG, Twinkle Twinkle, and Baa Baa Black Sheep are all the same tune!). One of the songs that I remember (maybe by Little Marcy – I'm not sure) was "Count your Blessings". I could sing along with the words, but it was not until years later that I really connected what they were saying. "Count your blessings, name them one by one, count your many blessings see what God has done." This song came to mind today as I was reading the story of Jason Pierre-Paul, defensive end for the New York Giants.
In his second NFL season, 2011, Pierre-Paul had a great season. He finished with 16.5 sacks (7.5 more than anyone else on the team). He finished third on the team in tackles – remarkable for a defensive lineman. He also led the team (tie) in forced fumbles. He was an All-Pro and a key part of the Giants 2011 Super Bowl Championship season. His numbers dropped a little in 2012 and he battled injury in 2013, but this year, in the final year of his contract, he again put up some quality numbers. Now a free agent, it will be interesting to see where he will play next season.
It was this article from New York Post, that brought me back to the music of my childhood. It talks about Pierre-Paul's ferocity on the field and his faith in God which helps balance him. Pierre-Paul shares his daily routine of thanking God for another day, for forgiveness and for the many ways that God has blessed him. He says "(Sunday)'s just a blessed day to ask God for forgiveness and thank Him for blessing you for so much He's given you." He continues, saying that he sees a purpose in the chance God has granted him to play football. "He may have put me on a football field to be a mentor to other kids." And his heart for others and the challenges they are going through has been noted. Check out this story from Super Bowl Week 2012, when Pierre-Paul spoke of the land of his heritage – Haiti and the hardship that the people of Haiti have gone through from poverty, disease and hunger, and made even more serious by a massive earthquake that struck the island nation in 2010.
Here are my takeaways from Pierre-Paul's story.
1- What is a Blessing? - Pierre-Paul shared his daily thankfulness to God for another day to live and serve Him. That challenges me because I am quick to take things for granted. I have never wondered where my next meal will come from. I have rarely felt like my life was in danger due to crime, disease or war. In Children's ministry I often teach about how hard life can be – and it most definitely has many trying times and bumps in the road, but I also know that when I hear about the hardship and poverty that affects so many around the world, my problems seem insignificant. And I know that when it comes to a life of faith in God, I don't have a point of reference when it comes to facing life-or-death persecution that many around the world face on a daily basis. And so it is easy for me to fall into a false sense of security that things will always be manageable. So is this what it means to be blessed? I look at Matthew chapter 5 and I read the list of people that Jesus says are blessed. Among them are those who recognize their helplessness, those who are mourning, those who are persecuted. They can be considered blessed maybe because they can learn to depend completely on God and know His comfort, provision and peace. When I fail to stop and reflect on what Jesus coming and dying on the cross really means, I forget that His grace is sufficient – He is all that I need and, more importantly, He is more than I deserve. So I challenge myself (and maybe you too) to count your blessings, really consider all that God has done in your life – like redeeming it. Then praise Him, thank Him and surrender to Him.
2- Remember Where you Came From - Pierre-Paul talks about the hardship in Haiti and how he wants to keep people aware so that help can continue to come. I think there is a lesson for us as believers, too. Not about the land or country where we are from, necessarily, but rather the condition that we were born into. We were all born sinners deserving death and separation from God. But God, by his mercy and grace, offered a way for us to be freed from the poverty we were in. He sent Jesus to die for our sins which separated us from God and allow those sins to be removed and our relationship with Him restored. We have been freed from a prison so nasty and a penalty so bad that our only response can be to thank, worship and adore our liberator, and pass along what He did for us to others, that they may know His freedom too. Check out this video as a reminder of what God has done for us.
The Hall of Fame class of 2015 for Cooperstown was announced yesterday. Four new inductees were confirmed for the ultimate baseball honor. It also happens that all of them are also committed Christians. Let's take a look at their lives, their careers and their stories.
Randy Johnson – (pitcher) I grew up as a fan of the Montreal Expos. It was hard to watch players come to the big leagues and as they started to fulfill their potential, they were traded because of financial considerations. Randy Johnson was one of those guys. He appeared in 11 games with the Expos, who drafted him in the second round of the 1985 draft. He would go on to pitch in 22 major league seasons. He surpassed the magical 300 win mark in his final season, and some believe that he may be the last pitcher to reach that milestone. He was an imposing southpaw, standing 6'10″ and his list of career accomplishments is impressive. 5 Cy Young awards, 2nd all time in strike outs, a no-hitter and a perfect game, and 10 all-star game appearances including this great all-star game moment.
But off the field, Johnson was not untouchable. In fact it was a tragedy in his personal life that brought him to surrender his life to God. He says in this article from Sports Spectrum that "I didn't dedicate my life to Him until I had a tragic experience in my life…When you make that commitment to the Lord, you're gonna have lots of confrontations, and there'll be lots of tugging. I feel that myself. But there's only one way to be on this earth, and that's to be a Christian!"
He was one of my favorites throughout his career. I believe that the Hall of Fame is a well deserved honor for the Big Unit and I know that God will continue to authentically share his faith boldly
John Smoltz – (pitcher). Part of the dominant Atlanta Braves starting rotation (with Tom Glavine and Greg Maddux) that led Atlanta to 14 consecutive division championships. Smoltz was an 8 time All-star and a Cy Young award winner. He is also the only pitcher in history to record 200 wins and 150 saves in his career. The seamless transition that he made from dominant starter to dependable closer has never been seen before or since. Smoltz was elected to the Hall of Fame in his first season of eligibility. Not bad for the 1985 draft's 574th pick.
Smoltz is proud of all that he has accomplished but knows that it pales in comparison to knowing that he will spend eternity in heaven. He says "…all of this is incredible but it doesn't compare to the riches and glory of knowing where I'm going to be the day I die" How did he choose to make God the priority in his life? As you can read in this article from CBN, Smoltz relishes the chance to share his story and let others know that God is real and He loves them.
Pedro Martinez – Pitcher. As a Red Sox fan, it was great to see the long-discussed "curse"come to an end in 2004. Pedro Martinez was not only a part of that team, but was also a member of my "other" favorite team – the Montreal Expos – for several years, too. He was another one that started to blossom as an Expo, only to be dealt away and become a superstar elsewhere. What I liked Randy Johnson because of his ability to intimidate others with his size. I appreciated that Pedro was successful despite not having the same size advantage. He was almost a foot shorter than Randy Johnson. But let's look at his career accomplishments.
He was an 8 time All-Star, a World Series Champ, a 3 time Cy Young winner and has the second highest winning percentage and third highest strikeout to walk ratio for pitchers in the modern era of baseball.
As you can read in this article from from CBN, Martinez grew up in Dominican Republic in a large family living in a small house. He talks about many people along the way thinking he was too small to make it. When he would get discouraged by this, he would turn to God. And God answered his prayers by helping him improve and amaze the coaches that doubted him. Now, doubt is long gone, and Pedro Martinez in on his way to Cooperstown.
Craig Biggio – (outfielder, second base) The 7 time All-Star and 5 time Gold Glove winner is elected to the Hall of Fame on his third try. In his career, he played catcher, second base and outfield. Biggio was drafted in the second round of the 1987 draft and spent his entire 20 year career playing for the Astros. He amassed over 3000 hits and 600 doubles.
Biggio is also very active in the community outside of the baselines. He has worked with children who are battling cancer with the Sunshine Kids Foundation. In 2007, Biggio and 29 other major league personalities joined together to appear in the movie "Champions of Faith". In the movie, they share how faith in God guides them in their career in baseball. You can read about the movie here, and get more information on Biggio on the Champions of Faith website,
Congratulations to these men on their election to the Hall of Fame yesterday. I watched them in the primes of their careers and I agree with the voters that they have earned their spot at Cooperstown. I pray that as Hall of Famers, they will have opportunities to continue sharing about how God has worked in their lives and that He will continue to use them to impact the world for His Kingdom!
Rolando McClain has been seen as a special talent on the football field since high school. But off the field McClain had many challenges to deal with. An father who was undependable at best, and a mother who worked hard to pay the bills but got herself into some trouble too, as you can read in this article from Bleacher Report. McClain started living on the couches of friends at age 15. He had a couple brushes with trouble in high school, but still went on to play Division one at Alabama. Again, he was a star leaving after his junior year and drafted by the Oakland Raiders with the 8th overall pick in the 2010 draft.
It was not a good fit. Oakland was a long way from his home in Alabama. The team underwent head coaching changes in each of McClain's three seasons there. Losing was taking its toll on him, He lashed out and found himself cut from the team at the end of his third season. He said "I was on a bad path … I didn't deserve to play football".
The Ravens signed him a few days later, McCain admits now that losing so often in Oakland had drained the joy out of the game for him. He had also been arrested 3 times for various things during his pro career. He chose to retire and get some things straightened out in his life. Besides the arrests, he had also gotten married and then filed for divorce. At the age of 24, McClain retired from professional football. As you can read in this article from the Dallas News, he used that time to reconnect with God and build a relationship with Him. He returned to finish his college degree. He also spent some time fishing and taking time to step back and get away from football. He says "Do I play and be unhappy or do I not play and try to figure out how to be happy without football in my life? So I just got down on my knees and started praying and that let me figure it out."
Over the summer, the Dallas Cowboys contacted Alabama Coach Nick Saban and asked about McClain. They learned that he wanted another crack at the NFL and Dallas traded to acquire his rights. He came to camp earned the starting job, finishing second on the team in tackles and setting a career high in interceptions despite missing 3 games. As you can read in this USA today article, he was a key part of an excellent Dallas defense and is earning some consideration for the Comeback Player of the Year award.
Here are my takeaways from McClain's story.
1- The importance of getting away – Burnout threatens all of us. We can get so busy and stressed out with all we have to do that we could easily burn out if we were depending on our own strength. Lately I have been making a more intentional effort to have a quiet time for prayer and bible study. And I have noticed a difference. It is exciting to connect with God. It is something that I hunger to do. Reading this story about McClain and how when he stepped out of the business of his career and took time to work in his relationship with God, he found the joy that he had lost for football was restored. And given another chance to compete, he has done so at a very high level. We see it in Jesus life, too. Before walking out on the water to his disciples, he sent them in boats and went up the mountain to pray (Matthew 14) and again before his crucifixion, he went to the Garden of Gethsemane to pray (Matthew 26.39 and following). As we strive to follow the example Jesus set, let's not miss out on how he took time to get away and connect with His Heavenly Father.
2- Joy Restored – When we place importance on the things of this earth that can fade, rust or disintegrate, we often find that our joy fades when those things in which we place our hope break down. McClain lost the joy of playing football when he was far from home and on a losing team. The truth is (as McClain found out) that joy is a product that comes when God is active in our lives. He is true joy, in fact apart from Him, we find ourselves mired in hopelessness. But the Joy of the Lord is our strength (Nehemiah 8.10) When we take our eyes off of God, when we try to survive this life and the hard things that it brings on our own, we are weakened, drained and hopeless. But the Joy of the Lord IS our strength. Let's plug in to Him and live by His strength.
The Carolina Panthers are in the playoffs for the second straight year. Few thought this would come to be, especially in the mid-season 7 game losing streak that the Panthers battled through. But they play tonight against the Arizona Cardinals – they are even favored to win, despite entering the playoff with a losing record. Regardless of how they got there, their game tonight allows me to draw attention to the story of Byron Bell. Bell played college football at University of New Mexico, but was largely ignored coming in to the draft. The Panthers were the only team that worked Bell out before the draft. He was not drafted but signed as a free agent and went to Panthers camp. He worked hard and his efforts were rewarded. He was the only undrafted free agent to make the Panthers in 2011. Read more about him making the team in this article. That was 4 seasons ago. This season, Bell started 15 games. He has started 56 of the 62 games he has played in his career. He has taken over as the blind side protector for Cam Newton after the retirement of veteran Jordan Gross. It has been a remarkable run thus far for a guy who was a long shot to make the roster out of training camp.
So where did his motivation to succeed come from? Unfortunately, it comes from tragedy. The night before New Mexico played in their bowl game, there was a fire at his mother's house. That fire claimed the life of his 8 year old adopted brother. Byron learned about the fire the next night, after the bowl game. He battled anger, guilt, grief and sorrow but, leaning on his faith in God, and allowing the pain that he was going through to motivate his play. That faith in God and perspective on life has helped when he has faced criticism for his play. He will give it everything he has got but ultimately, giving God the place of greatest importance is what Bell wants more than anything. How has the tragedy motivated him? Check out this story from the Shelby Star. Bell says "When I step on the field the one thing I always say is that I am a burning house and I have to protect my brother, meaning that I have to be the house of my family and the quarterback is my brother. Whatever it takes to protect him, I will do it."
Here are my takeaways from Bell's story:
1- The only way to coast is downhill – In this article from Panthers.com, Bell says "I'm out here grinding every day just to hang around. My biggest fear is getting cut" In football, there is no time to let up, every day should be a load of work to improve and protect your spot from the many others that want to take it. I heard it said somewhere that the only way to coast is downhill. The point being that if you are not working hard, you will decline. There is truth to that in our Christian walk, too. We need to be grinding everyday to learn more about God and how to make him most important in our lives. There is no room for coasting in our faith walk. I am challenged by this story to seek God everyday, to work at my relationship with God by spending time reading the Bible and praying. I don't want to coast, I want to be going all out for Him. I know that my efforts will fail, because I am human, but I am comforted to know that God will help me out along the way.
2- Whatever it takes – Bell talks about his role as an offensive lineman. He likens himself to a house, whose job is to protect the family (quarterback) at all costs. If he doesn't do his job, the quarterback will be in danger. To do his job, it means working hard, it means knowing the plays and what his responsibilities are. And it also means putting everything he has into his play. There is no time for taking a play off. This is also the challenge for us in our faith walk. Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 9 about being all things to all people that some may be saved. I ask myself am I willing to put in the work to follow God's plan. Am I going to study the playbook (bible) so I understand my responsibilities. Am I ready to put out the effort to reach all people, so that some may be saved? That is the challenge I am reminded of by Bell's story.


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I live in a condo so my space is limited. I am also limited by the
association as to any structural changes that may be caused by an installation.
Any suggestions for a combo unit or a small stackable unit.
LG is the brand name. It used to be Lucky Goldstar but now they go by LG.
WM3455H is the model number.
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LG has a sanitary cycle of 150 degrees.
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SuperRinse up to 7 Rinses. Sometimes this can be a problem with front loaders. Proper rinsing.
Look for the LG to last 7-10 years and the Asko to last 20-25 years. There is always the possibility of a lemon so YMMV.
It looks like the lg3455 was a very good recommendation. That is the one I will go with. I noticed that they have a temp sort of kit hookup available to connect to the kitchen or bath faucets. My only problem with that is that I would put this in an upstairs unit so it would run unattended. I still need to check out the stackable recommendations.
As to the Bosch negative comment....my next door neighbor is installing a Bosch washer and dryer. The model number for the dryer is wtc82100us. Is this the same model number that you were having a problem with because it does not vent to the outside.
Just curious you said that you will go with the LG recommendation then say you will check out the Askos.
Have you made a final decision?
When you have used either one for 6 months to a year come back and leave review.
It adds to the collective knowledge of the board.
That is how you really say thanks.
PaulSmth, depending on the model - make sure you have appropriate voltage outlet in place to power your washer/dryer. ASKO and Bosch washers need 240V. I don't know about LG. If your home owners' association restricts you on vents etc. they may not like you adding another electric line as well... just be aware.


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Posted by GaryNPA, 3 RepliesI have been posting on this board in an attempt to help folks for a long time now. Person after person after person has a low risk exposure, experiences guilt and anxiety - then loses sleep and runs down their body - and then gets ill all over... Read more »
Should You Get HIV Care Only If You "Deserve" It?
Posted by TheBody, 12 Replies...willfully, knowingly had the virus self-inflicted. Do they really deserve any care or compassion? I don't mean to underrate HIV disease. A disease is a disease and it always feels bad if someone is suffering from such a horrible one. But if it... Read more »
Why doesn't anyone write about AIDS?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyI was diagnosed with AIDS 1 month ago. I am still in a state of shock. My CD4 count was 24, Viral load over 650,000. I was hospitalized with PCP, also had Thrush...I was place on Atripla and various anti-biotics...miraculously I feel good....don't... Read more »
What's the deal?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 RepliesI have a simple question: I keep hearing that HIV treatments and sooo much better now then ever. well if they are so good, why are soooo many people still dying from AIDS in countries with good health care? (US, UK, Canada) Read more »
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