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The Biblical story of the Prophet Jeremiah, who lived 400 years after King Solomon in a Jerusalem that experiences the Babylonian invasion. Jeremiah is called upon by God to fulfill a difficult and dramatic mission, which brings down persecution upon the Prophet, a mission he experienced with great inner conflicts. Jeremiah must preach the return to justice and faith to his people and his King who have lost the way of the Covenant with God and have lain back in their wealth and lust, turning to false idols. But Jeremiah's words fall on deaf ears. Disaster strikes the Kingdom of Judah and its people when Babylon and its King Nebuchadnezzar destroy Jerusalem and send the Jews off into exile. Approx. 95 minutes.
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Cornerstone ChapelMassachusettsGender: female4 Stars Out Of 5good representationAugust 27, 2013Cornerstone ChapelMassachusettsGender: femaleOur group has been studying the book of Jeremiah and for a break we watched this movie. It was a good summary of 40 years in 95 minutes.
We didn't quite understand the little girl, who was speaking for God, maybe she was supposed to be an angel?
tdaveLOS ANGELES, CAAge: 25-34Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5It should have been longerJune 28, 2013tdaveLOS ANGELES, CAAge: 25-34Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 3This movie was good but i think that it should have been longer it should have went all the way to when it was going to reach Dainel and they should do a movie about Dainel and Jonna. can some body make this happen.
JoshuaRhode IslandAge: 45-54Gender: male1 Stars Out Of 5Biblically incorrect and pointlessApril 26, 2013JoshuaRhode IslandAge: 45-54Gender: maleQuality: 1Value: 1Meets Expectations: 1This film should not be listed under Biblical films because apart from its title not one part of it is based upon the Biblical account of Jeremiah. Its laughable in its fiction. What a shame they didnt stick closer to the text.
SS TeachCanadaAge: Over 65Gender: male4 Stars Out Of 5March 12, 2013SS TeachCanadaAge: Over 65Gender: maleQuality: 4Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5An enjoyable story that reflects the account given in the Bible.
RenaAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Great Jeremiah Book SummaryOctober 28, 2012RenaAge: 45-54Gender: femaleIf you have ever read the Bible and had a hard time following Jeremiah or understand him, watch this movie. You will get a lot from the history of that time and you will learn about the heart of the Prophet Jeremiah.
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Aug. 21 (Bloomberg) -- China will fine coal miners as much as 2 million yuan ($325,200) if they exceed national production limits after prices fell to the lowest in almost seven years.
Miners in the world's largest coal consumer that exceed their annual registered output quotas will be fined 500,000 yuan to 2 million yuan, the National Development and Reform Commission said in a statement on its website today. Those violating targets will face suspension. Coal miners aren't allowed to let their monthly supply go over 110 percent of the average planned figure, said the country's top economic planner.
The Chinese government is proposing production cuts after the country's benchmark coal price fell 21 percent this year to a range of 470 yuan to 480 yuan a metric ton as of Aug. 17.
China Coal Energy, the second-largest producer, reduced its 2014 output target by 10 percent because of weak demand and low prices, Wu Jun, the president for sales, said on Aug. 18. Shenhua Group, the biggest producer, will cut supply by 50 million tons, the Economic Information Daily reported July 28.
"Overproduction has been spreading unchecked and thus disturbing market orders," the NDRC statement shows. Producers without a monthly output plan shouldn't produce more than one-twelfth of their annual registered capacity, it said.
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We're marching to Zion,
Beautiful, beautiful Zion;
We're marching upward to Zion,
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Henderson native Walker Leigh Knight is returning to Henderson next Sunday for a family reunion that will also plug his new book, which deals with his father turning his back on Zion.
"Kind of a theme that runs through the book" is his search for his father, who in 1942 abandoned his family of eight children. "Daddy left when the ninth one was still in Mama's womb."
This is not your traditional Father's Day story, but it's a true one, and Knight is strict when it comes to the truth, a trait that served him well as a pioneer of religion journalism. His father, Bennett Knight, was managing editor when Walker Knight began his newspaper career at the Gleaner-Journal at the beginning of World War II.
That didn't work out so well. His stint as cub reporter, while working at night to finish high school at Hebbardsville, was short-lived, according to his new book, "From Zion
to Atlanta: Memoirs." His father's alcoholism, coupled with his sometimes brusque criticism, quickly prompted the youngster to take a higher-paying job at a diner.
It was too late, though: printer's ink was already flowing through his veins. But he also felt a calling to the ministry before Uncle Sam had other plans for him. He spent the latter part of World War II editing a weekly newspaper for the U.S. Army Air Corps in Tyler, Texas, before the Army sent him off to be a radio operator in China.
After the war he got a double Bible/journalism degree at Baylor University, shepherded a church flock and edited a small weekly in Texas. In 1950 he got hired as associate editor of the weekly paper of the Baptist General Convention of Texas. That was a first. The paper had been run by ministers up to that point. "Nobody knew how to write a news story or organize a paper," Knight said. He spent a decade there, trying to be the best journalist he could, and then in 1959 moved to Atlanta, where he headed up editorial services for the Baptist Home Mission Board.
Things got sort of interesting at that point. Knight felt strongly called to a ministry of seeking justice through journalism, and he did not flinch from calling racism a sin during the height of the struggles over civil rights. He often came under intense pressure from those in the church with more traditional views, but he had a boss who backed him fully, and the publication continued to showcase problems and controversial issues by holding a mirror up to Baptists.
During that job he wrote a poem called "The Peacemaker" in 1972, and was gratified when President Jimmy Carter quoted from it when the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty was signed in 1979. The line, "Peace like war is waged" has taken on a life of its own.
The third phase of his career as a Baptist journalist began in 1983, as fundamentalists struggled for control of the Southern Baptist Convention, when along with Bill Moyers he helped found a publication that is now called Baptists Today. He won't be giving away any copies of his memoir because that publication legally owns his book.
"I'm trying to help sell these books because all the returns go to Baptists Today as my thanks to them," he said.
The family reunion will be at The Gathering Place and he'll be signing copies from about 2:30 to 4 p.m. Sunday. As might be expected, the community of Zion plays a pivotal role in the book, and Knight provides plenty of color from the town's past.
"Homes were clustered between its two hills. The tipple of the Zion Coal Mine stood guard at the entrance, while the Zion Baptist Church, watched over the exit. The mine guarded our economic welfare, and the church watched over the spiritual. One kept us from starving and the other from sinning. Both were only moderately successful but the church was more creative, for the deacons kept finding sins under every newly functioning gland."
Zion provided a unique form of education in a manner that is no longer available in America. He studied politics and philosophy at the grocery and dry goods store, where men competed with tobacco. "Some were experts at spitting. They could hurl a huge stream accurately toward one of the red spots on the stove. Others were rather sloppy, they had to get up and spit into the dusty ashes."
He learned business and industry at Ed Henderson's blacksmith shop, which "reeked of smoke, hot metal and animal odors ... and the predominant colors were rust and coal gray."
Health, hygiene and sociology were picked up at the barber shop of Frank Reid, who was afflicted with palsy. "He had returned to Zion where he was known and trusted. You have to trust a man before you allow his shaking hand to come at your face with a straight razor."
Reid, like Knight's father, also was a hard drinker. Bennett Knight had begun working for the Gleaner-Journal in the 1920s.
"One of my clearest memories of Daddy pictures him sitting at his old Underwood typewriter, coat off, shirtsleeves rolled partially up, tie pulled open, and chewing on a cigar. He is wearing a headset and speaking into a telephone attached to an accordion-like extension. His task each day at the Gleaner was to type The Associated Press news as dictated to him by an AP staffer in Louisville. He could work hard and fast. Fellow workers said it took more than two men to replace him, drunk or sober."
Perhaps that's why he kept getting re-hired. He was fired from the Gleaner-Journal three times. After the last firing, he sold the family car and disappeared without a word, apparently figuring his family was better off without him. His eldest son was 18 at the time.
"Redemption" is the title of Walker Knight's last chapter. "I ache to think of the shame he must have felt, unable to conquer alcoholism, and I wonder often how much more could have been done for him with proper treatment, given all that's been learned about addiction."
During his stint in the Army, as Walker Knight was traveling around the United States, he "continued to scan faces hoping, maybe even expecting, to spot him, almost to the point of obsession."
He never did. Tormented by his demons, Bennett Knight stepped off the fifth floor of a building in Sacramento, Calif., in 1975 and the family didn't learn of it until 1999, after the advent of the Internet.
But the best of Bennett Knight lived on in his son, who attributes his "stubborn sense of right and wrong" and "my drive to see things done with integrity" to his father. "He gave me my profession and he probably gave me my integrity."
John Nichol, a friend and former pastor, wrote Walker Knight a note in 1999 after the family learned of the way his father had died:
"I want to believe that your father's experiences of unrealized aspirations and uncontrolled cravings may have made him one of those especially conscious of, and open to, the experience of God's relentless pursuing grace. If I never met him and yet feel this great flood of love for him, does it not follow that he was greatly loved and generously cared for by our Heavenly Father?"


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I wear a helmet - not even a full face helmet. I wear gloves (mostly for grip when I'm sweating) and biking shoes for clipless pedals. Otherwise, it's shorts and short sleeves in the summer. But, what I ride is technical single track. Dirt doesn't remove skin at the speeds I'm going. There are lots of trees, but no amount of Kevlar is going to prevent broken bones if I hit them at speed.
There's really no comparison between the two – other than they both happen to have two wheels.
Possibly not much comparsion between moutain biking and motorcycles but I don't see much difference between road biking and motorcycles. Helmets aside, most ATGATT advocates include the need for skin protection against road rash.
So my question should have been better asked by sticking with riders of road bicycles. All the serious road bikers I see are in Lycra or something similar with almost as much skin exposed as covered and helmets that provide no more protection than motorcycle half-helmets.
I totally understand the need for lightweight while racing or less coverage because of heat, both ambient and caloric.
I could careless what anyone wears but it seems a little hypocritical if an ATGATT motorcyclist also rides road bicycles without similar levels of protection. And if they do, at what point does their motorcycle gear become a costume similar to what the "pirate crowd" wears. If protection is so important why not on bicycles too.
Of course if there are no road bicyclists who are also ATGATT motorcyclists, my question is mute, but that's not my suspicion.
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The world-renowned currency expert warned this week that Alex Salmond's proposal for a pound-sharing deal would collapse within months as Scotland's oil-based economy diverged from that of the UK.
He said the break-up would lead to a recession costing both countries billions - a reason, he claimed, why the UK Government would not sign up.
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Open communication improves team communication. Historically, teams have relied on email and meetings to communicate, but these have proven insufficient. Yammer, which facilitates spontaneous, real-time discussions, helps teams stay up to date on the latest projects and priorities. More than three-quarters of surveyed knowledge workers indicated that Yammer helps teams communicate more efficiently. Team communication is streamlined, because all team members have exposure to the discussions happening in the feed.
Increased collaboration leads to increased productivity. Yammer enables knowledge workers to collaborate more effectively and share information more fluidly. With increased access to their colleagues, employees using Yammer are saving valuable time by reducing the time it takes to find information and complete tasks. 69 percent of respondents said that Yammer saves them time. With the extra time, employees can take on additional projects, making them more productive overall.
Talking to your colleagues gets you answers. Rather than searching a knowledge management database, Yammer allows employees to query their colleagues directly, generating more relevant answers in less time. 65 percent of surveyed users said that Yammer helps them find answers to their questions faster. Through the informal knowledge exchanges that Yammer facilitates, employees can quickly identify the content they need to perform their jobs.
New hires quickly become old pros. Yammer connects old and new employees alike. New hires are leveraging the collective power of their colleagues to help them better navigate the organization right from the get go. 67 percent of survey respondents said that Yammer helps new employees get up to speed faster. When using Yammer, new hires can reach full productivity in less time, reducing the overall cost of ramping up a new employee.
Team building builds company culture. Yammer enables ongoing relationship building by facilitating frequent exchanges amongst employees. According to the survey, 83 percent of respondents indicated that they feel better connected with their coworkers because of Yammer. Fostering a strong company culture, Yammer helps employees develop and maintain close connections with one another.
Online connections improve employee engagement. Employee engagement is a top priority for companies because of its impact on the bottom line. Employees who demonstrate a high level of engagement are more productive and less likely to leave the company. 66 percent of surveyed users say they feel more engaged at their company because of Yammer. By providing direct access to leaders and giving all employees a voice, Yammer strengthens the connection workers feel to their employers.
A new way of working has caught fire in organizations around the world, and Yammer is right at the center of this workplace revolution. Based on the survey we conducted, users are finding value in Yammer across the board. 85 percent of respondents said that their company benefits because of Yammer. With that, the vast majority of surveyed users also advocated for a company-wide Yammer deployment. 84 percent of respondents said that their organization should roll out Yammer to all employees. By providing all users with access to Yammer, companies can maximize the organizational benefits that enterprise social networking yields.
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Ankit Chandra says:
Great post. I strongly believe that users need to be made aware of the need of Yammer in an enterprise environment and its benefits.
Irina Issakova says:
This is great! It's amazing that you got so many users to participate! How did you do that?
Irina Issakova says:
Is Yammer a replacement for the wiki? We maintain both Yammer and a wiki (and also documents in Google Docs) to share information across teams. When should the information go into a wiki and when should it be posted on Yammer?
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We included a link to our survey on the Yammer website, so users could choose to participate.
Yammer helps facilitate discussions. People can exchange ideas, express their opinions and share information. Wikis tend to be used when there is an absolute answer a question. With Yammer's Questions application, users can ask questions and then colleagues can weigh in with answers. In this respect, Yammer can serve a similar purpose to a wiki. Here are a few advantages of Yammer over wikis:
– Yammer messages are delivered in realtime
– Yammer threads bubble up to the top of the feed when someone adds a reply so you can keep tabs on the discussion. In other words, Yammer enables dynamic discussions.
– All Yammer messages are attributed, whereas contributions to wikis are oftentimes anonymous.
In general, wikis/google docs can be used for shared documents. Yammer is used as a communication tool to facilitate realtime discussions.
Dipa says:
Awesome post… very informative for someone who is trying to learn about Enterprise 2.0
George B says:
I have also performed an unofficial study of companies who use Yammer and what I've discovered is that product/project managers get a lot of value through team collaboration. Sales folks, on the other hand, don't actively participate but do find value in the ability to be "aware" through observation, especially after traveling and returning to the office.
JenHim says:
This is a very interesting survey. Great work!
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Drainage surveys says:
It's a good thing that you conduct a survey in your employees. Now you have an idea what are their opinions and sentiments. Keep it up!
Maria says:
Thanks! I'm sure there will be more surveys coming!
Pius O says:
Nice post. I am curious to know however whether employees perceive Yammer to be "informal" enough to be chosen as media for "informal communication" with their colleagues. In other words, is there "grapevine" on Yammer?
nbri says:
It is great that you do this kind of surveys. also great that you have plenty of employees to get good sample of data.
Natasha says:
We are piloting Yammer at my workplace and I would love to see the survey questions that were used for this survey. How can I accesss the survey questions?
Maria says:
Natasha, this survey is no longer live, so so it's not possible to access it.
Robin Hillier says:
This is a great survey. I am currently putting together evaluation metrics after yammer went viral over the last 20 days. We started out with 5 people to explore yammer to improve internal communication related to focus group research with staff which indicated a need for opportunities to share information and collaborate across teams and divisions in public health, as well as upwards downwards communication on decision makinf and strategic direction I am tracking the daily uptake and type of engagement activity but thought it be best to do a formal announcement including the uptake activity we have seen so far and establish some type of structure for training and network development prior to evaluating whether yammer is helping with the areas mentioned above. Can you share any further info on what type of questions you used to get your evaluation results? And with what type of users e.g., length of time using yammer. The link in your article for "we surveyed our users" is not working right now. Also what type of training do u recommend? I have posted steps to get started from your blog with links to tutorials. Is this enough? Is there formalized training that I can take? We just have approval to implement this in one area of our organization but I have a feeling it is going to keep spreading organically as it has been.
Thanks so much!
Maria says:
Robin, we absolutely have formal training that you can sign up for. Please take a look at this post for more information: http://blog.yammer.com/blog/2012/04/yammer-certifications-sharpen-skills.html and contact your account manager / success manager to sign up!
We look forward to hearing amazing stories from your organization. You seem to be on the right track!
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