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Sam675 Stars Out Of 5Couldn't put it down!July 6, 2012Sam67Meets Expectations: 5Read the whole book in a day.... Excellent, must read.
TashcanadaAge: 25-34Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5a must readJuly 2, 2012TashcanadaAge: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5A little while ago, I got the chance to read this book, No Greater Love by Levi Benkert. I received it free from Tyndale Publishing in exchange for a review. I was not required to give a positive review but I'm going to give one for this book! I wanted to read this book because it's subject has been touching my heart lately. As I prepare myself for going to Africa myself in November, I wanted to read about other peoples journey's. I think it arrived in the mail on a Friday and by Saturday morning I was finished with it. It was by no means a short book but I just couldn't put it down. I was in tears before I even finished the first chapter.
Levi Benkert had been playing at the park with his kids when he got a phone call from a friend urging him to take a two week trip to Ethiopia. He went and 6 weeks later, he and his wife sold their house, packed up their kids and moved there. They rescued children who were condemned to death by a tribal superstition.
His stories of their triumphs and their failures will touch your heart. His stories were honest and at times very raw. His journey was not an easy one but he found purpose and meaning to his life. I highly recommend this book. One statement jumped out at me and I'd heard it before but forgot it was this. "We were made for more than this" This book challenges you to step out in faith and do the unthinkable. I loved it.
luv2readjenLisle, ILAge: 35-44Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Faith in ActionJune 21, 2012luv2readjenLisle, ILAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Generally, few people expect that a single phone call will change everything about them. Levi Benkert is no exception, yet within a few short months one phone call had him moving from one continent to another, engaging in a ministry he didn't even know about, and learning lessons he didn't even know he needed to learn. In the introduction to the book, Levi says "God needs no heroes to work for Him_if our family accomplished good, it wasn't because of us - it was because of Him." That humble statement is symbolic of the way in which Levi tells his tale - he didn't know he was going to be a hero, and yet there are Ethiopian "mingi" children alive today because he followed his heart and His God into the sun-scorched middle of nowhere and spent himself. If that isn't a hero in the most classic sense, then I don't know the meaning of the word.
If you've ever watched the movie "The Gods Must Be Crazy" you might get the idea that tribal people in the wastelands of Africa are not motivated by spiritual concerns, except in a good way. The reality is that in places all over the world, the mystical and spiritual circumstances are desperate - people are people, after all, and where there is disease and misfortune, someone must be blamed. In remote Ethiopian villages, the blame rests on children who have done nothing other than have their upper teeth grow before their bottom ones. There are other circumstances wherein children are declared "mingi" there, but they are no more substantial than the order of teeth coming in.
Enter Levi and his family. Through the grace of God, they began working among the tribes in Ethiopia to at least keep the children from their mandated deaths - instead trying to take care of them as orphans. The whole story is so complex and in some places frustrating and difficult, but in the end, God worked through the Benkert family to offer hope where there had only been desperation. James 1:27 says "Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress_" The Benkerts did just that. They lived their faith, purely and faultlessly, to God's glory.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from the publisher. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255
DalynYakima, WaAge: 35-44Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5Intriguing Story- I wanted More!June 21, 2012DalynYakima, WaAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 3I recently read the story of Levi Benkert and his family who, faced with the collapse of their finances and his business, did something just a tad bit radical. Faced with pressures too real in this economic downturn, and maybe feeling desperate and a little panic, they sold most of their possessions and packed up their kids and moved to Ethiopia to take charge of a new orphange in a village called Jinka. What was supposed to be a brief visit to help, and really to get a break for Levi and some perspective, turned their lives upside down and rightside up.
They faced some major hardships, obviously.What looked so dismal at first ended up being a blessing to their spiritual lives.
I would have liked to have read more details in this book. It lacked discriptions and richness, which is unfortunate because it's an amazing story. I'm not saying it wasn't a good read, because it was, it just really left me hungry to be able to visualize more as I read- expressions, places, and of course just to know what the people looked like. Levi is so humble, and the book is written from his humility and it seems to me that for that reason the story lacked color.He was painfully honest about his failings, and while I admired that, I still would have liked the book to focus more on the daily life in Ethiopia and to see the people in the story developed more. I'm glad I found his facebook page because I was finally able to see what he and his family looked like. I don't know why that's so important to me, but it is.
It turns out this little family was majorly instrumental in the country of Ethiopia finally facing the issue of child murders- an ancient practice of what is essentially child sacrifice to appease evil spirits. They had (have?) rules regarding children- if they are conceived without the proper notification to the elders of their tribes, out-of-wedlock, or if their teeth top teeth come in before their bottom teeth, they are considered "mingi", cursed. The tribes believed they would all be cursed if they didn't kill these children. Infants, after being born, would be left out in the elements with a handful of red, dry, dusty earth poured into their mouths to suffocate. Practices also included drowning. Many, many infants and children, although loved, were murdered.The mother in me was freaking out! I SO wanted to be there and grab up babies to take home.
Levi and his wife and a few others brought awareness to the government of the practice that was mainly going on in the remote regions south- it turns out many in the cities had no clue what was going on in rural villages.
I'm not going to say more because there story is worth you reading for yourself. It's inspiring to be reminded that one person, or a group of people, really can make a difference. This family, seemingly on accident, made a huge difference in the lives of rural Ethiopians. It's a modern day missionary tale that will effect you, maybe it lacks more meat, but it's good! I'm not complaining, just saying I wouldn't mind of this book were a little thicker, with more descriptions and more depth. I read it quickly, feeling like I'd like to have spent more time with this characters- real people, but they went by too quickly.
*This book was given to me free of charge by the publisher in exchange for an unbiased review.
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Leah CourtneyRock Hill, SCAge: 35-44Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5An Inspiring MemoirJune 19, 2012Leah CourtneyRock Hill, SCAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 5No Greater Love is a memoir of one man's and one family's journey- physical and spiritual- to Ethiopia to care for unwanted orphans. When Levi Benkert, a successful businessman, first received a call to travel to Ethiopia to help with an orphanage for "cursed" children who had been rescued from death, he planned to refuse. Little did he know that not only would he travel to Ethiopia for this short term trip, but his family would also relocate to Ethiopia to work to save the orphans.
Levi Benkert, along with Candy Chand, shares this memoir of his journey. From struggling in a failing business, to making his own plans, to learning to trust God through all, this is truly a spiritual journey as well as a physical one. This is a moving retelling of Levi's story. With an easy, conversational tone, it was easy to read and difficult to put down. I was moved to hear of the plight of these "cursed" orphans. I was inspired by the faith of Levi and his wife as they sought to trust God in the midst of some difficult times. And I was reminded, once again, to listen to hear God's call for my own life.
I give this one a strong 4, inspirational stars and a G rating.
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The day Microsoft, Palm and Sony upstage Apple is a strange day indeed. With MacWorld offering little more than an expensive laptop upgrade, however, it was left to CES—a show often buried by Cupertino cool—to bring new toys to 2009's table. Apple will be back in force, with new ideas and shiny new things, but why wait? Aren't you sick of spec bumps that never come? It's time to change back—and for the first time in ages, you can do it in style. Palm Pre It's smaller than the iPhone, has a fantastic new interface, and it runs linux. There'll be an AppStore anyone can get into, top-knotch integration with Facebook and Gmail, and a multitouch display. Even the menu bar caused CES attendees to gape like beached whales. With a hardware keyboard and cut and paste, the mobile novelist brigade will be happy, too. And it's by Palm! Palm! Windows 7 beta After the public relations abattoir of Windows Vista, the sequel has a lot riding on it. First indications are that Microsoft might have nailed it: the beta edition is simpler, swifter and sleeker than its irritating predecessor. Available free to the public until August, the unfinished and unsupported software weds XP's snappiness with Vista's eye candy. Just don't expect it to work perfectly, O.K.? Caveat downloador. Sony Vaio P In the Vaio P "lifestyle" computer, Sony's created the high-end mini-notebook that Apple hasn't. Early reviews paint it as a masterpiece, beautifully designed and small enough to slip into a jacket pocket. It also has a decent keyboard, a high-definition display, and a fast-booting linux mode. Performance isn't too hot, mind, and the $900 tag is only cheap by Sony standards. Nonetheless, it's easily the coolest laptop on the block. HP Mini 2140 netbook Want a real netbook that costs half the price of Sony's little wonder? HP's Mini 2140 has a 10-inch 16:9 screen with 768 lines (most netbooks have only 600), 2GB of RAM. It runs Windows Vista, which you will promptly remove, and was cut to a surprisingly Mac-esque design. Best of all? It's just $500. Just try not to think about where the trackpad buttons are. Dell Adamo What do we know about Dell's new 13-inch laptop? Not much, except for the fact that it's not out yet and doesn't have a release date. What we do know is that it's a monolith made of pure Kubrickstone, surface-textured by a million years of thrashing by an army of robot monkeys armed with diamond-tipped cats o' nine tails. Is it any good? Haven't a clue: they wouldn't let us touch its mockup/prototype. But it's got looks to match the unibody MacBooks: no mean feat for the company that had 250 different words for beige. Want something right now? Voodoo's Envy laptop is a similarly slab-like alternative to the MacBook Air. [Photo: Gizmodo] Lenovo IdeaCenter 600 all-in-one With the iMac already looking underfeatured compared to rival machines from HP, Dell and Sony, Lenovo's IdeaCenter 600 comes along to kick the whole lot back into 2008, where they belong. Now, it has its flaws. The Wii-like remote wasn't much fun. And the design? It looks great from the front, but weird from behind: Lenovo clearly imagines use as a television. But look at the hardware behind that 21.5 display: 2GB of RAM, Blu-ray disk, a TV tuner, 6-in-one card reader, dolby digital audio and 6 USB ports.There's even an optional 512MB DirectX 10 video card: it can game like no iMac in this universe. To quote m'colleague Joel: "The junk down on the trunk is appealing." Sony Walkman X-1000 It's sleeker than the iPod Touch, and it's got a brighter OLED touchscreen display and in-built noise cancellation. It's beautiful and black, with a strange texture that looks like a fancy tombstone. Thanks to Apple itself, defection is easy, too: pay the DRM kill fee in iTunes and your hitherto iPod-locked collection is free. The only question: it is worth paying extra, when the Walkman's price tag will surely make the iPod Touch look like a stocking stuffer? Netgear Internet TV Player So it's not as pretty as Apple TV. It looks like the routers that spawned it. It's not very powerful, either, requiring saved media to be stored on an external USB drive. But Netgear's Internet TV Player handles standard-def TV streaming in any format known to man and is absolutely tiny: little larger than a deck of cards. Dangle it off the back of your TV set for a solution to a problem you already have: watching internet junk like YouTube on a big TV. Too proletarian? Get Boxee then, media snob! Eee Keyboard Weird as all hell and strange too, Asus's Eee Keyboard contains a home theater PC and an LCD display. Unlike most demented modern attempts at that oldschool computer-in-the-keyboard combo, it even looks cool. It's as if Commodore Amiga 500's spirit was reaching up from 1988, to clutch at the Mac's throat one final time. [Photo: Matt Buchanan/Gizmodo]
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Palm Pre runs linux like the iPhone runs Darwin: as the kernel, so who cares? Its not like you can get to the Linux-y parts when you're running AJAX applets.
Windows 7 is far better than Vista in terms of efficiency and usability, but its still Windows. The registry and lack of mount points remain, so you'll still get Windows rot.
As for the rest, they just seem like this year's ipod killers and Tivo killers that just seem to go nowhere. Lots of nice ID, but nothing special.
Kind of funny that 1. you dismiss everything that happened at MWSF because Apple didn't announce anything substantial. There were other vendors there too, you know. Actually, you don't know, because you didn't cover it. Nevermind.
Funny bit #2 is the raging hard-on you all seem to be carrying towards "showing up Apple" or some such nonsense. It's some kind of obsession. I mean, I know you need to create some sort of narrative that justifies coverage of all these deadly-dull me-too gadgets, but seriously.
"Look at this awesome washer-dryer combo from LG. Those idiots at Apple have never even considered bringing a dynamic duo like this to market! I mean, check it out, there's a touchscreen!!! There's no DRM either: wash anything you like! Take that, Apple-tards!"
I hear the Sony iPod clone is awesome, though. I mean, the rootkit comes pre-installed and everything…
"lifestyle computer"
Where do I even start with this one?
Oh dear.
If there was a theme to CES, it was "style". The devices I've seen in general ooze attitude and fashion. Look at the Pre, Ideacenter, and Vaio P – companies have woken up to the idea that aesthetics matter to the consumer. Nodd to the pervasive influence of Apple on consumer electronics.
Yikes. I haven't seen the pseudo-granite finish that Walkman is sporting in nearly twenty years. Who came up with that idea?
The one item on that laundry list that I'll probably buy is the HP 2140.
Because it's a netbook spec machine, which means it'll probably run OS/X …
We're whores when we praise Apple, and whores when we don't. Ah, fans!
Charlie, I'm sure the 2140 will run OSX easily, with one of the netbook-friendly guides already cooked up. The only issues will be with peripherals like wireless cards and the like: when someone takes a crack at the 2140 we'll post a like of how it went.
Rob, I'll happily tailor my own Ubuntu-based distro if I need to and I've got some time to kill. I'm just kind of amused by the "black is the new white" tone of the article …
Apple fanboys are the freepers of computerdom. Pay no attention to them.
I know that, with a lot of companies really really hurting now, and people hanging onto their cash, that it's hard to get people excited about gadgets, especially with this collection of incremental upgrades, late-to-the-party me-too toys and hands-off prototypes. I guess that the haters need their day, too.
But do you really, really think that it's cool to post something like this in the same week that Jobs is taking a half-year leave for health reasons? I mean, really, think about it. Hey, maybe Dan Lyons will leak the location of Steve's future burial plot and you can take a Dance Dance Revolution pad out there to, you know, get a little practice in.
@Jack I really, really think it's fine to offer up an alternative to Apple products. Really.
It's good that things are coming out to compete with Apple. That makes Apple create newer, better things to compete. And in turn, other companies make products to compete with the new products.
Wow, somebody should base an economy or something off that idea…
#13 Joel, It's always been there.
Seriously, I run a Windows/Linux machine in addition to my mini, and had a Palm PDA or smartphone for a decade before making the switch. And I can easily see that Apple could duplicate the long slide into stagnation and mediocrity that they suffered through after Sculley kicked Jobs out in the mid-eighties. It's just, well, the timing of it.
@Jack Fair enough, but I can tell you that the genesis of this piece was Rob and I sitting in our hotel room at CES after MacWorld going, "Hey, this might be the first year in a while that CES is more interesting than MacWorld!"
This is two Apple-related posts in a row where the fanboys are out in force. Chill out, get some perspective and enjoy the cool new gadgets.
full of nowant.
Not wanting to get on any side of ANY battle here, but the Walkman looks really appealing (having only started primary school 20 years ago, the tombstone is not a look that fills me w/ retro horror), my S-Series Walkman is the finest music player I've owned, with kick-ass headphones in the box too, bonus.
How is this year more interesting than any other year Apple hasn't introduced something fancy? Seriously, they only introduced the ipod, iphone, imac, mac mac, etc. once. There have been intervening years, though I guess those didn;t have the giddy schoolgirl gossip of Sick Steve!
Oh and paying to get rid of Apple's DRM? Who the hell pays for that? It's like paying for sex. You can , butcha don't NEED to. Getting off your ass to rip a few songs from a CD-RW doesn't even require getting off your ass. And while i need to do this once in a while to get something into Ableton, there's a pretty fat chance I'm going to fire up itunes some day to find Apple telling me "We're sorry. The Apple DRM servers are offline, and your music files are inaccessible.". Pay for itunes plus retroactively, i think not. Though itunes has wone me back, to an extent, from Amazon. So they've got that going for them, which is nice.
Wow, what a sorry lot of crap. And you had to go to Las Vegas to see it? Too much punishment, too little reward. Ditching my Windows junk was a turning point for me, and I hope I never have to encounter it again.
You can take my MacBook Pro from my cold dead hands (or catch it off the back of the table when the next 17″ finally ships), but I am very happy that other companies are finally getting it.
The iPhone, the iPod, the Macs of all flavors — they all need some decent competition. It's good for everyone. and their mothers.


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Get over the Rainbows
Having just completed the online renewal process for my truck tabs and contributing $5 to the Washington state park fund, I found the S-R's Sunday front-page article about the Rainbow Family ("In a Family way"), complete with color photos, more than mildly irritating.
Why on Earth anyone would consider these societal parasites worthy of mention is beyond my understanding. Shame on those donating food to these wandering beggars.
"Food should be free," states one of these freeloaders. Really? And if wishes were horses, beggars would ride. No doubt they believe "pot" should be free also. What a sad commentary on this nation when we applaud these groups.
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Nothing characterizes how clueless the news media is more than the "news story" out of Gainesville, Fla., regarding Pastor Terry Jones' Quran-burning idea.
First, the group is described as composed of 50 members. What makes Dove World Outreach Center anything more than a completely irrelevant tiny splinter group? World Outreach, my eye!
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Terry and company would have left a carbon footprint of a couple of ounces if left alone to burn his bag of books. End of story without media coverage. He has a right to his views and how he chooses to express them. But the news media leads the charge in allowing such immaturity and sensationalism a voice. News media is solely to blame for turning this into an international incident. The story never should have seen the light of day! It's journalistic irresponsibility to give such extremism a voice. How regrettable that this was treated as news!
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LOVED aside from the straps.
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This suit fit great and has great material. My only problem was the straps I wish it had a bigger strap to it.
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Great fit
Linda Woessner
from Golden Valley, MN
on 11/2/2014
Well made. Comfortable.
fit great and lasted thru many practices & meets
Jeff D.
from Cameron Park, CA
on 12/24/2013
fit great and lasted thru many practices & meets
was a great deal
from Delavan, WI
on 10/11/2013
pink faded but it gets lot of use in a hot tub with low chlorine level, switched over to the blue one now. will rotate more with other suits, will see if the blue one fades
good suit
from East Bay
on 11/27/2012
fits well. Just wish I had ordered a second one.
Great suit for the price
Swim Mom
from Parker, CO
on 11/14/2012
The lycra really does help to make this suit last longer, however It still breaks down eventually. My daughter has been wearing this suit to swim team practice for about 8 practices and it is holding up but the color is already fading. It started as a bright sunny yellow and is now a light yellow.
great swimmimng suit
from illinois
on 11/11/2012
unhappily it didn't fit me right at all. way too big in the bottom, but since I already took the labels off and went in the water cant return anymore. It said was a( 38) 8-10 on regular size. its probably a 12-14. I love the suit, but cant wear.
from Fort Myers, FL
on 11/1/2012
Great quality. Just as described and sized perfectly. I'm a 14-16 and the 40 fit perfectly. Bought three at the same time. They all fit perfectly and look great.
Nice suit for the money
from Haddon Heights, NJ
on 10/26/2012
Just wore it once, but it fits well
Great Suit
from victoria, tx
on 10/11/2012
This suit fits great and looks great too. There is no readjusting needed during my workout. I would recommend this suit for anyone needing a reasonably priced suit. :)
from Highland Lakes, NJ
on 10/4/2012
It's a very pretty suit. Fits great, colors are very nice. Too soon to tell how it lasts in chlorine.
not for the busty
from seattle
on 10/4/2012
I'm a busty woman - ordered size 38 per measurements - but this suit is slightly large and definately for more "athletically" (Less busty). Otherwise a great suit - double lined, I didn't have issues with the panty shield glue.
Great suit!
from Chico, Ca
on 9/19/2012
I swim daily and I have come to find that Sporti is the best in lasting color! It holds up extremely well. Always true to size for me. I love that the colors don't fade and I can get the suit for a great price!
Fabulous Suit
from Jacksonville AR
on 9/7/2012
I love this suit...it's really comfortable. Great suit for water aerobics. I've gotten lots of compliments.
sporti sparkler think strap swimsuit
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from st. louis, mo
on 9/6/2012
I love these swimsuits - comfortable and the right price - the only negative I have is they sag across the chest
ok look, not great fit
from Modesto, CA
on 7/26/2012
top of suit lifts when swimming
Love my suit
from Atlanta, GA
on 7/18/2012
Fits me perfectly and the design hides some of my imperfections. :) It is completely lined, and the outside shell does get a little loose once it is wet, but I'm swimming so slowly that it's not causing me any problems like reducing my speed. It's comfortable all over. It's a great suit and for the $20 I paid for it, the super speedy shipping (even though I picked the cheapest route) I think I got an awesome deal. Thanks!
perfect fit
from Long Beach, NY
on 7/13/2012
I bought it for bi-weekly swims in a pool and open water. It fits perfect and is comfortable. For the price and how the material feels, I'm sure it will retain it's shape for at least 6 months especially with my frequent use.
Perfect for laps!
K. Flynn
from Knoxville, TN.
on 7/5/2012
This suit fits true to size and so far is standing up to frequent use. Although wider straps would be nice, this suit does get the job done. Great value!
Love this suit
from Indiana
on 6/24/2012
Awesome suit at a great price. After reading the reviews I ordered a size up. Could have probably gone with my regular size once is was wet. Love the all over lining. I have a bit of a belly and I am busty but I feel that I have plenty of coverage up top and in the bottom.


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Wear the tassel in front or on the side and combine with other colors.
If you wish another color tassel send me a message with the color number (see photo) by using 'ask a question'
Length: 70 cm / 27,6" inches
All Lennebelle items come in unique glass tube packaging.
Ships with
DHL Express: 2 - 5 days from dispatch.