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The ordination process is a formal teaching and training so that a man can assume the responsibility of shepherding a congregation of The Seed of Abraham in The Hebraic Perspective. In the days of the Apostles one could tag along with say, Paul, and a Timothy would emerge to be able to be sent to congregations and show them the Way by example, teaching and leadership. If you were here in the USA with me we could do the same thing, but not being here, we can do the ordination process through Internet and email. The name of your congregation/home fellowship will be The Seed of Abraham
The most important criteria is that you love Yeshua with all your heart, have been baptized in the Holy Spirit, with the evidence of speaking in tongues, and have fully surrendered your life to Yeshua, seeking to do His will.[1] Seeking ordination through The Seed of Abraham is not a light matter. Please know within yourself that Yeshua is calling you to begin the ordination process. When you know that, contact me.
Resolve yourself that you will be tempted by Satan with fears and doubts, and also, assailed from without by foes, family and friends alike. Always seek the Lord Yeshua to strengthen you and to give you wisdom and His forgiving-loving-kindness toward others. You will only be able to finish the ordination process if Yeshua is truly Lord of your life.
The cost of this discipleship-ordination program could easily be $30,000 because it's comparable to a seminary education, only better, because of the biblically correct Hebraic materials you'll be reading and the weekly (at times, daily) interaction and instruction that you'll have with me, along with times of counseling, etc. As you get to know me you'll be able to use me as a resource in your life and our relationship will grow during our lifetime.
I don't ask any money from you to take the ordination process. The cost of the ordination process is free. I ask, though, for your life-a life ready to pray, to preach and teach His Word, and ready to die for Him, if He calls you to that. I want you to be willing to give up everything for Him, whatever He may ask of you, for the furtherance of His great Name and the Good News of Life in Messiah Yeshua to a world in darkness, which at times may include your own flock, friends and family. If you walk in this divine reality you will bear much fruit for our Messiah.
If you don't have a fellowship or a congregation that you're leading now, you'll be able to begin one as you proceed with the ordination process, as the Lord leads you, for that is the goal of the ordination process, along with making you a minister of the Lord Yeshua who is knowledgeable in The Hebraic Perspective-the biblical approach to understanding God and His Word.
There are three steps or phases of the ordination process: Pending, Licensed Minister, and Ordained Minister:
1. Pending Status: During that time I'll evaluate your position on a few basic and key doctrines (e.g. the deity of Yeshua, and Gentile circumcision). This begins with the filling out a questionnaire and our interaction over it.
1. Once that is taken care of you'll be asked to read and send me some insights on the weekly Scripture readings.
2. Licensed Minister: After a season of finding out how you 'see' the Word of God, you'll be issued a ministerial certificate and card stating that you are a licensed minister of The Seed of Abraham. This begins our official status together and you'll be an official representative of The Seed of Abraham, with all the rights, privileges and responsibilities of a minister of God.
1. The ministerial credentials are good for five years and will allow you to finish the ordination process within that time span.
2. How long the ordination process will take depends on how serious you are about completing it. One man did it in less than a year, and lest you think that he had nothing else to do but seek ordination, he was a husband and a father of four young children, and also, a pastor of a small congregation, who, at the beginning of his process was also doing secular work.
3. On the other hand, others have taken more than four years and they are still not ordained.
4. Upon completion of the ordination process you'll be ordained as a minister and an elder, for the Lord Yeshua, through The Seed of Abraham. You'll be thoroughly proficient in The Hebraic Perspective and able to minister and teach people in your fellowship or congregation the way to walk out their faith in Yeshua-through the Holy Spirit and Yeshua's understanding of Torah.
3. Ordained Minister: After completing the ordination process you'll be ordained and given a ministerial certificate and card stating that you're an ordained minister and elder (for life) of The Seed of Abraham.
1. Prayer Life
1. If you're not already doing this, please begin your day with 30 minutes of quality prayer time (not 28 or 29 minutes), upon arising in the morning. I realize that you may be very busy, but if you don't have a daily, morning, quality prayer life, you're not going to be able to withstand the ordeal of the ordination process, let alone a lifetime of ministry.
2. Quality prayer time means that:
a. You're not doing anything except seeking His Face and praying for others to be drawn to Him, etc.
b. You're not listening to music and making toast and eggs, or driving down the road, etc.
c. It's a quality quiet time. Time specifically set apart, in the morning upon arising, to lift up prayer concerns and to focus upon Him and what He has for you that day. True ministry comes out of our quality prayer time spent with Him.
d. Now if the Holy Spirit directs you to listen to praise and worship music one day for some or all of the prayer time, do so, but this should be an exception, not the general practice. Of course you can always begin with praise and worship if you like.
3. If you're not used to praying for an extended length of time try to begin with 20 minutes a day for a week and increase your time by 10 minutes each week until you get to 120 minutes (two hours). Of course, you can begin 'tomorrow' with an hour and then go to an hour and a half the next day, and by the third day be doing two hours of prayer in the morning. In other words, you can make up your own incremental times to reach the two hour plateau. As you move along, you should be praying in tongues for about one-third of your prayer time. [2]
4. For the last third of your prayer time:
a. Wait upon the Lord Yeshua and/or the Father, and/or the Holy Spirit (Psalm 123:2),
b. Listen for His Voice,
c. 'Look for Him,'
d. Seek to enter into His Presence,
e. Seek to get to know Him (better) by His Spirit.
f. Wait upon the Lord for an impression or a word, and just be with Him.
5. Two hours in the morning every day is the goal for the rest of your life. Of course, you can pray in the afternoons or evenings, too, but only time in the morning counts toward these two hours. Morning prayer is essential because it begins our day and the Lord reorients us for the day through it.
a. Whatever time you might spend in prayer in the afternoon or evenings is extra, like the proverbial icing on the cake.
6. Suggestions for praying every day for two hours (or any amount of time) in the morning upon arising:
a. Divide the three equally into thirds (40 minutes for each):
(1) Pray in tongues for a third of the time, and
(2) Pray in your understanding for a third of the time, and
(3) Wait upon the Lord for a third of the time, or,
b. Pray in tongues for one hour, pray with your understanding for half an hour, and wait upon the Lord for the last half hour.
c. These paradigms aren't so rigid that one can't pray with his understanding during the time of tongues or waiting upon the Lord, or pray in tongues during waiting upon the Lord, etc.
d. You might have another way of wanting to do the two hours. If you do, let me know and I'll consider it.
7. Since 23 January 2013 I pray for three hours in the morning when I arise, using the method of dividing it into thirds; tongues for an hour, cognitive prayer for an hour,[3] and waiting upon our Lord for an hour.
a. Yes, I have to get up early to pray for three hours (3:30 AM), but it's more than worth it.
b. Like physical exercise, the more one does it the more one is accustomed to it, and the more it becomes a (godly) habit, and the easier it is as the time seems to fly by. The spiritual benefits, of course, are great because prayer brings us deeper into His Kingdom, gives us a greater awareness of God in our lives and a greater dependency upon our Lord, which is true maturity and greater shalom 'in Yeshua.'
c. Also, time spent in prayer allows the Holy Spirit to mold and shape our character so that we truly reflect the heart and character of Messiah Yeshua (Gal. 5:22-23) in our lives, to strangers as well as family and all 'in-between.'
8. Of course, there are some mornings when I don't pray for three hours, due to having gone to bed too late the night before because of ministry, but I do try and get at least an hour and a half to two hours in that morning, and return to three hours the next morning. [4]
9. If you're not used to praying in tongues for a third of your prayer time I would suggest that when you begin to pray in tongues that you think of Yeshua being there in the room with you, and you worshiping Him in tongues.
10. I'm praying for a biblical revival in Israel, and also, among the ministers, ordainees and people of the congregations of The Seed of Abraham, like we see in Acts 2, where the Holy Spirit was poured out.
a. Ask the Father to pour out the Holy Spirit upon you, like He did in Acts 2, in the precious name of Yeshua.
11. Prayer, and the reading and studying of His Word are eternal investments and help us to live in the day with His Love, Joy, Long-Suffering and Wisdom, and to be able to truly minister to others, in His name.
2. Weekly Family Scripture Readings
1. The reasons for the weekly scripture readings are here, and the schedule can be viewed on-line at http://www.seedofabraham.net/ScriptureSchedule2014.html or ask me for your own PDF. The weekly Family Scripture Readings is unlike any other and has proven to be a blessing to many people as some themes seem to dovetail from one section to another in the same week.
2. Please email me your thoughts/feelings/insights, from a sentence to a paragraph or two, on each section of the Scripture reading for each week (e.g. Torah is one section, the Prophets are another section, etc.). I'm not asking for insights for each chapter in the sections, just an insight for each section.
3. Select a verse or two, etc., from the place that impresses you. Write the verse(s) out in the email and tell me:
a. How it affected you.
b. What did you see that you hadn't seen before?
c. What did the Holy Spirit bring to a deeper depth for you?
d. What insight did you get?
4. I do not want a summary of the sections, but an insight or two and/or how it impacted you. I want to see what you see.
5. Please have your email to me no later than Monday after the weekly reading ends on the Sabbath. I will not accept your feedback after Monday.
6. Sometime during the ordination process you won't have to send in your thoughts on the weekly Scripture Readings. This is to allow you more time to concentrate on the articles and books that are required reading, but you are still required to read the Weekly Scripture Readings as part of your ministerial lifestyle-for life. If you want to embark on another plan, let me know and we'll discuss it.
7. I also ask that the weekly Scripture Readings be handed out to those in your fellowship or congregation, and show them where they can find it on the website.[5] This way not only you and your flock will be 'in sync,' but also, all the people around the world associated with The Seed of Abraham.
8. You don't have to bring a message on Shabat to your people from the weekly readings, but you'll most likely find that as you read them the Lord will give you a message from them much of the time. Also, the people will have already read the passage that you'll be speaking on. This makes for a more 'family' oriented atmosphere and allows questions about Scripture to be brought up and answered either after the message or at another time.
3. All the articles on The Seed of Abraham website are to be read as part of the ordination requirements. When you're ready for them, you can read them either from the website or you can ask me for their PDFs. With the PDFs you'll be able to build your own library of articles that you've read and you'll be able to send them to others, as the need arises. When you send me your insights on an article or a book, etc., I will mark off your ordination file as having read it and sent me your thoughts on it.
1. In your feedback to me on an article, please share with me as though you were talking or writing to a friend who hadn't read the article, and you wanted to explain to him some of what you gleaned from the article,
a. telling him perhaps what you saw in it that you never saw before, and/or
b. how something in it impacted you, solidifying what you already knew, but deepening it, and/or
c. something that 'came together for you,' like two pieces of a puzzle, etc.
2. Begin with Law 102
a. Write your some insights you may have gotten from it, etc., and any questions you might have, and send it to me. No more than a few paragraphs to 'a page' or so, at most.
b. Do the same for the following, trying to follow the order that I've laid out, but if you see an article/s that you'd like to read it, do so. This order is not set in stone, but I believe it will be beneficial to you:
3. The Lifting of the Veil: Acts 15:20-21. You'll need to order the book and read it. You can order it at Amazon [6] or search the Internet for another distributor. While you're waiting for the book you'll want to read and comment on other articles:
4. Goodbye Messianic Judaism!
5. Hebrews and the Change of the Law
6. Gentile Circumcision?
7. Paul & Acts
8. The Feasts of Israel (in their order)
9. Mosaic Sacrifice and Messiah (two articles in their order; i.e. Sacrifice in the NT last)
10. The Articles section (Biblical, Christian, Jewish and Misc., in their order)
11. The Jewish Newsletters (in their order).
12. Witnessing in Israel
13. Meet Avram Yehoshua (just Avram's Story, The Transformation, Levi and Jewish Resistance to Jesus). There are one or two articles on the site that are duplicates (e.g. My Story and Jewish Newsletter #9: God, If You're Real I Want to Know!) so whichever one you read first, you don't have to read the duplicate.
14. All the Books to Read at http://seedofabraham.net/topten.html (in the Articles section, under Misc.) are the books that are required reading for the ordination process. Please read them in the order listed. Again, though, if you want to read book #9 before 1 through 8, do so.
a. You can read the books while you are reading the articles on the website or you can do the website first and then the books; however you like. Please send me:
(1) two or three insights and
(2) how it impacted you and
(3) perhaps things you weren't aware of, etc., from each book.
15. If you can't read, write and say the Shema (Dt. 6:4-5) in Hebrew you might want to purchase my basic Hebrew course ( Hebrew: The Lord's Way!). You don't have to purchase my course, though. You may learn biblical Hebrew from any course you like, but you will need to learn some basic Hebrew in order to read, write and say the Shema and be able to use it in your daily Bible devotions.
a. You're required to purchase my two other teaching CD sets:
(1) The Tabernacle of Moses: A Picture of Heaven
(2) Shark Bait! The Serpent in Israel
b. All three sets of CDs are found under the menu for Books&CDs http://seedofabraham.net/wp/books/ and are half price for ordainees. You may buy them at any time during your ordination process.
4. Ideally , you'll be able to come to Israel or the USA or wherever I am and be ordained and receive your ordination certificate and card. If not, we will work around that.
5. The goal for ordination is to read the weekly Scripture Readings as well as all the articles and books on the web site, interacting with me on all of them. By the time that you are ordained you will be fully knowledgeable in The Hebraic Perspective and able to teach it to others, as well as to minister to them in the name of Yeshua.
1. If I sense from the Lord that you're ready for ordination before you finish all the website material then you'll be ordained at that time. Of course, you'll need to continue reading until all the material is read, but ordination is not based on what you've read, but who you are in Messiah Yeshua.
2. On the other hand, if after having read all the material on the website I sense that you're not ready to be ordained, then we'll wait upon the Lord until I sense his timing.
3. If after ordination, one, ten or thirty years down the road, you sense that the Lord is leading you in another direction and you want to sever your official ties with The Seed of Abraham, just send me your ordination certificate and card. After that you are free to follow whatever path you sense the Lord is leading you in.
4. If you teach things, in my judgment, that are contrary to the Word of God (e.g. Kabbalah; Sunday observance over Sabbath holiness; the wearing of the kipa; or Yeshua not being deity) and you do not repent after a given time and interaction with me, you'll be notified that you are no longer officially part of The Seed of Abraham. I will ask for your ordination certificate and card back and you'll not be able to use the name, The Seed of Abraham, or my name, or my articles, etc., for anything (e.g. the name of your congregation; teachings of mine, etc.).
6. The Hebraic Perspective (which is a phrase that the Lord gave me to both identify, and distinguish us, from others of seemingly similar perspectives, but who are very different from us),[7] is a 'wide open field' with much room for growing theologically, for discussion, oneness and disagreement. We can disagree on issues not central to our faith in Messiah Yeshua (e.g. the day of the Resurrection, the date of the Exodus, and the color of your pews), and still fellowship, but there are boundaries that if one goes past, disqualifies them for association with The Seed of Abraham (e.g. the deity of Messiah Yeshua). Everyone sins, and hopefully, after correction will repent and ask for forgiveness, but heresy, rebellion and an unteachable spirit cannot be tolerated.[8]
[1] Matthew 12:47-50; 16:24; Mark 8:34; 10:21; Luke 5:11, 28; 9:23f; 14:25-33.
[2] To understand why I speak of making praying in tongues a major part of your prayer life please read Dave Roberson's book, The Walk of the Spirit-The Walk of Power at http://www.daveroberson.org/books.aspx where it can be downloaded for free. It's one of the required books to be read for the ordination process and if you read it, send in a short email to me sharing some of the insights and/or concerns that you have about it.
[3] Cognitive praying is praying with our understanding, in our native language.
[4] I try to get to bed between 8:30 and 9:30 PM. If I can get six hours of sleep I'm able to get up at 3:30 AM. Also, sometimes I'll take a 20-30 minute nap in the afternoon, which helps to refresh.
[5] The weekly readings are found at at http://www.seedofabraham.net/ScriptureSchedule2014.html.
[6] http://www.amazon.com/Lifting-Veil-Acts-15-20-21/dp/1425123287/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1244727855&sr=1-2 .
[7] For instance, Messianic Judaism, with it's lack of Torah integrity, and many Hebrew Roots, 'One Law' people, with their insistence on Gentile circumcision, which is a major heresy.
[8] Revised on 10 August 2014.


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Democrats choose to run as allies of Islam.
Posted by Michael Kennedy on 22nd November 2015 (All posts by Michael Kennedy)
UPDATE: More White House spin.
It can only hope to make us so afraid that we do something stupid that either helps it or hurts us. ISIS can only succeed if, blinded by rage and terror, we achieve its goals for it. There are at least two ways that might happen — and one of them is already happening.
Klein listed as "stupid" the refusal to accept Syrian refugees and "resurgent sentiment in America that the West is locked in a war not just with ISIS but with 'radical Islam'"
I think they expect an attack and are preparing their excuses.
The Meet the Press program on November 22 seemed to set a new theme for the Democrats. First, Hillary this week declared, "Let's be clear: Islam is not our adversary. Muslims are peaceful and tolerant people and have nothing whatsoever to do with terrorism."
Then, Chuck Todd had a Muslim activist "American international human rights lawyer, Arsalan Iftikhar," who bemoaned the Republicans "Islamophobia."
Arsalan has also been an adjunct professor of religious studies at DePaul University and he is also a member of the Asian American Journalists Association –
He seems to be a professional Muslim. A few months ago, they had former basketball player Lew Alcindor, now named "Kareem Abdul Jabbar," to make the same point about peaceful Muslims.
Abdul-Jabbar told host Chuck Todd that terrorists "do not represent the teachings of Islam" and that this misconception makes it "impossible for real Muslims to be understood."
He continued by saying that he believes the majority of terrorists are a product of their environment, not their religion:
What is their environment ? What does the Koran say ? Another essay on Islam says something quite different.
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
I don't know what to say?
Funny. Dan Hubiki! <(0u0)> Hahaha. Ya you got the basics down with fighter games escept for the part that female charaters are weaker. Usually they are but if you know how to use them they are really good. Especially in the soulcaliber games. Overall it was funny at the end with the Dan Kubiki joke!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
its just a joke
vg cats pulls up something everyone sees in video games and points them out with exaggeration and how people play them too, so boomer most of the comics are like that look up bitch be trippin' balls under the vg cats site it hilarious and like this its exaggerated
Rated 5 / 5 stars
wat song is this
isnt it from inuyasha
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Funny but some things to reconsider...
Having to say "fuun" b/c you think memorizing moves in a fighting game is just like an exam? Sorry, but even people who pick Guile, as an example, know that learning TWO MOVES is easier than learning Algebra with Trigonometry questions for your SAT exams- IN LESS THAN 2 WEEKS. More advanced characters such as Cammy with her cannon strike decoy attacks, or Dee Jay with his incredibly difficult samba punch setups, can be learned in a different degree. You don't just learn combos like an exam, but instead expand and see what else you can discover without acting like it's the same question to answer over and over...
Obvious enough, you just have to put some hours in learning something new and effective- just like everything else. Those who think fighting games is just a "chore" or just a "monotonous genre of the past" is simply not seeing the entire picture of playing it as a whole. I'd love to explain myself, but I'll save it until someone asks in the future.
Overall, the animation was quite funny, I can agree with most of the comments about it, and of course I can relish the fact that some people hate Dan Hibiki. If she were to pick Evil Ryu out of nowhere, then I'd go lulz for her anger.
Likewise, keep up the good work!
Wow, your review almost had nothing to do with the cartoon itself. Scott Ramsoomair wrote the comic this was based off, so any jabs at fighting games are his opinions. I just animate this stuff.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
This is exactly how I feel about fighting games and why I don't like them.
Even though on the whole this is true, the first comment got what is essentially wrong with the genre. You have to memorize combos like your studying for a school exam.....FOR A VIDEO GAME!! The fact that something like that is not fun should be obvious.
This issue is the reason why Smash Bros is so popular. The gap created by fighting games between those who actually bother and those who don't want to spend a long time memorizing combos is so large you could fight an entire franchise through it.


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Person 1: "What did he look like?"
Person 2: "I think he's a halfer."
Person 2: "I think he's a halfer."
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1) A race of people who is anyone of 1/2 one race and 1/2 another race.
1) Yo that Blazian peep is a halfer.
додав Nicaraguan Thunder 30 Січень 2010
(1890-1900's) Southern Negro sharecroppers.
Slave to Halfers! Poor people, homey! They suffered n` all much.
додав William Warney 7 Липень 2009
A person who buys or steals a product or service and splits it with another individual, usually for personal savings.
My buddy stole all my beers and split them with a chick to make him look like the man, what a half-er
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A word used by a guy when he is too cheap to pay for the whole date.
"Hey babe, I didn't expect the bill to be this high ( after you already ordered) wanna go half-ers"?
додав DatedACheapskate 20 Жовтень 2009
Half gram of a drug, most typical cocaine
yo, want a halfer
додав johnnyhalfer 26 Листопад 2012
to go 50/50 on an investment by involving another party
hey man, do you wanna go halfers on that thai prostitute? it'd be cheaper for both of us if we did.
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'Liturgical post-rock collective' Gungor released their third album, I Am Mountain, earlier this week. Received with intense praise, in its musical quality, I Am Mountain continues Gungor's journey of innovation, trumping Beautiful Things and Ghosts Upon The Earth.
The album has received equally intense criticism, with some of the more common criticisms being: "It's not 'Christian' enough". "There's too much mythological language". "Where is the hope?"
As Michael Gungor writes on his own blog, "explaining poetry with prose can sometimes be counterproductive". It's not wrong of people to want answers. We all do. But I say this: not every art piece produced by Christians needs to be a comprehensive picture of the gospel of Jesus. Christian Contemporary Music has attempted that and runs the risk of being inauthentic: what, you've got it all figured out? Attempting to answer our own hard questions is overwhelming. Michael speaks more about that in his book The Crowd, The Critic, and The Muse.
My dancer friend Kim Stevenson is quoted in WeMakeStuff Volume 01, saying: "We do not give God enough credit for how much He can work through our art without it being a literal story about winning souls. God is so real to me while creating that I know He is integrated throughout my work. We need to dive into work that is relevant, pushing boundaries and moving ahead. We need to maintain high standards in our craft, and God will do the rest".
Even Jesus did not summarize the kingdom of God in one artistic composition. Further, he was famous for speaking metaphorically, not literally. He compared the kingdom of God to this and that, allowing the meanings to rise and connect from the deep places of his listeners' subconscious.
My friend Steffen, a marketer, tells me that 95% of our decisions are made subconsciously rather than consciously. Art forms carry power in their ability to bypass the rational-logical conscious filters and speak to the "heart".
The final song is a perfect example of art speaking to the heart: this track, which is an exquisite wordless symphony, could speak – without using words – the messages these critics are desirous to hear in this album. Unexpected. Ironic. The message is potentially left unreceived by people looking for literalism. Yet… "He who has ears to hear, let him hear."
It's upsetting that some self-professed "long-time fans" are upset with Gungor, as if they've let them down. Let me ask you, on what grounds do you support an artist? As long as they give you the right warm fuzzies? It's okay for Gungor to put out an album that focuses on questions and even heavier material. Michael Gungor himself doesn't see it as a heavy album (see video below), but if that's what the band is experiencing, their art is how they process it. Shunning their material and criticizing them publicly for it is like ostracizing your friend because they are asking hard questions in their personal life. These criticisms reek of an inability to empathize. They stink of objectification and narrow-mindedness.
When we shut ourselves off the the artist's process, and just expect them to deliver a product that we can consume, we've lost sight of the purpose of art. Art's purpose is to ask the right questions, not deliver all the right answers.
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There's only a handful of church gatherings in Ucluelet, BC, but my friends and I ended up at one that took us out for lunch, then rescued us from a soggy disaster of a tent that night, putting us on warm beds and couches. At this lovely little gathering I met Nelly and Jens Heyduck, artisans who moved to Canada from Germany four years ago. They planned to be here for only a year, but have found a home in Ucluelet – Tofino's less touristy but no less picturesque neighbour.
Nelly and Jens are the founders and crafters of Ahoy Bags. The bags are made from retired sailcloth donated by sailors and yacht clubs. Thanks to Jens' skill with a heavy-duty sewing machine and Nelly's background in design, the bags are both durable and eye-catching.
Because this couple handles all aspects of Ahoy, from design to production, to marketing, I reckoned learning these skill sets would be the source of most obstacles for them. Jens didn't think so. Growing up in Germany, he tells me, he learned sewing and craftsmanship, and his previous ventures have taught him skills that readied him for this enterprise. Nelly agreed: "Even though it's really different from what we've done in the past, everything we've been learning has come together in this project."
Making bags out of sails is admittedly different, even though their art backgrounds have prepared them well. Nelly has a Diploma (equivalent to an M.A.) in Design, and has worked in graphic design and product design. Jens comes from a background of antique restoration and conservation of cultural heritage. However, it's not just the product that's a change-up for the Heyducks; it's also the first major business project they are doing together as a couple. "We have our challenges, but we love what we do", smiles Nelly. "I am privileged to work on a product that is mine. New things are happening really quickly. The first time I took our products to the market, I met tons of people."
Locals really appreciate Ahoy's upcycling model. Ucluelet and Tofino are low-industry towns where ecologically-sensitive living is really important. Yet, the bags have global appeal. Holidaymakers from around the world buy from Ahoy. Nelly lets me in on their secret: "When we place the templates to determine the cut, we pretty much fall in love with every corner of the sail – The patina, seams and hardware all tell a story. Our customers pick up on that dialogue. We think the best stories are yet to come, when the customers take these bags on their very own adventures. We keep in contact with a lot of our customers, especially via Facebook. We are excited to hear stories back from them."
Jens and Nelly told me some of their adventures and mentioned that they especially love meeting fellow Germans. "We have found we can reach out to more German people here than when we were in Germany! We run a Bed & Breakfast and meet people all over the world. As we share stories and hospitality, we become really close," shares Nelly. Nelly's letters home "get people interested in why they are living in this rainy little place – and they are watching us", she says. "It has opened doors." Having no relatives nearby opens up time for the Heyducks to connect with their neighbours and visitors more, "but we miss having a community of young professionals," they share.
One major logistical challenge that Ahoy Bags faces is in the sails themselves. Nelly says, "some kind souls donate their old sails or scraps, but at this point, it's word of mouth." Sometimes the Heyducks will receive word of an available sail, but have to drive a considerable distance to pick it up. Sailing is incredibly popular in the Victoria and Vancouver areas, so sails are unknowingly tossed there all the time, but it's a long way from Ucluelet. The Heyducks hope that as the word gets out about Ahoy's practical, ecologically-friendly upcycling process, that sailors will see a perfect recipient for retired sails. "We're sure some people don't know that there is a better alternative to dumping their sails. If you give us a mainsail, you'll receive a bag. One hand washes the other!" exclaims Jens.
Jens and Nelly have been involved in all kinds of interesting design and restoration projects, but why bags? I ask. Jens laughs. "During the long winter months, trapped inside, one comes up with all strange ideas! We actually started talking about this idea during a drive back from Port Alberni. We wanted to create classic, green yet durable bags handcrafted from decommissioned sails. For Nelly it had to be a simple yet functional design, taking all the original seams and repair patches into consideration. For me it was the nautical spirit and traditional craftsmanship associated with it that let me sign on. In general, bags break too quickly. We wanted to make something really rugged. Sail are exactly that. They can propel a ten-ton boat through the water." Nelly adds, "We had a lot to learn. Sails are not identical. There are differences in quality, weight, size, and so on. We needed to get an industrial machine because a home sewing machine can't handle layers of sailcloth."
They are particularly excited when I ask them how they see their faith playing into what they do and make. Nelly shares that recently, the verse 2 Corinthians 5:17 is really significant for their trade: 'Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, they are a new creation: The old has gone, the new is here!' "We had our old life", she says, "with all the things we have done in the past, and when we come to Christ, he upcycles us; he renews us! Like people, these sails have a past, including scars and bruises to tell their story. When God upcycles us, we become something entirely different – and with much purpose!"
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This summer I had the pleasure of sitting down with Chris Siemens and Nick Niebuhr, the duo behind Hanzane Skimboards, based out of White Rock, BC. Their boards are handcrafted and handpainted. Each board is unique. And they sell for less than the competition . . . what's with that?
CK: How did this all start?
Hanzane: We looked up how to create a board online! I took a piece of plywood, cut it into shape, soaked it for a couple days, clamped it and let it dry, painted and varnished it and it was good to go. That's how Hanzane started. Our first challenge was finding a base material that was strong enough to withstand rubbing against the sand and rocks; that's where we've had the most innovation and change. Now, our skimboards are a wood core with fibreglass on the bottom and sealer on top. We bought some tools and learned from others too. We've had this board shape for about two years now.
CK: Do your boards differ from other companies' boards?
Hanzane: In size, our boards are a couple inches different but the shape is fairly standard. Some people do asymmetrical shapes with a distinct nose and tail but we think having both ends symmetrical gives you a longer lasting board because you don't wear down one end so fast. We've changed our shapes a little bit and this year we're working with boards that are a little bigger so they don't sink as easily in deep water. I've tried to use what I know from my own style of riding; hopefully people will like that.
CK: Starting with the art, a lot of things stand out about Hanzane.
Hanzane: Our boards are handcrafted and handpainted. The art is one thing; there's also the process and the pricing. A pretty standard company in skimboarding will sell their stuff for about $180 plus tax. They will also make cheaper beginner boards. Our boards are $120, so we're significantly cheaper while putting out a quality product. While established companies use more mechanization, that isn't necessary for the quality of the board.
CK: Who does the art and how does it get onto the boards?
Hanzane: We prime and paint directly on the wood surface and finish it with a heavy-duty sealer. Each board is unique. We will also create custom designs based on the customer's idea and preference. Chris (Siemens) does a lot of the art but we have art from Laura Klassen, Tessa Nickel, Catherine Bennington, Nick, and several others.
CK: If someone wants to have you create a new original design, is that an extra charge?
Hanzane: We charge about ten bucks extra for that.
CK: So, for ten dollars I could get an original custom design, and the board is still cheaper than the competition's?
Hanzane: Exactly, We pride ourselves in every board being different. There are a lot of companies -skateboard, skimboard, snowboard- who just do lines of standard identical boards. We do create some stencils, which are reusable, but none of them is identical.
CK: Your stencilled boards remind me of POGs! They're all a little different. I want to collect them all.
Hanzane: [Laughs] That's awesome!
CK: Do you have a website that people can buy from?
Hanzane: The majority of our boards have sold to people in the local area but we're beginning to get request from other provinces. Our boards sell through a website called skimbc.com
We have a lot of fun doing this. It's something we enjoy and we try to make a point to not worry too much about making a profit but in taking joy in the riding and making of skimboards and making sure that those two things never become disconnected. We don't want to turn into a factory that cranks them out and doesn't care about what happens afterward. We love making things by hand and doing it ourselves rather than outsourcing. We also try to make a point of connecting and communicating with each customer so the whole process is congruent. Our focus is doing skimboarding and woodworking well.
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This article was originally published on Libero Network. A big shout-out to my friend Lauren Bersaglio, founder. Libero is a non-profit online magazine and resource site that brings awareness to and offers support for those recovering from eating disorders, depression, addiction, anxiety & abuse.
So why is school so stressful?
I've been teaching for three years. Before that, I was a student, and still am. I see education from both sides: student and teacher. Let's talk about how to manage school stress.
I have to start with a disclaimer: School is just one part of your life learning – all that information about the world that you've been collecting since you starting sensing stimuli in the womb. We all know learning is a good thing – I mean, kids love learning – and we love learning about things we care about, whether that's keeping up to date with the newest music, learning some quirky fact about our best friend, or flipping through faded photo albums in grandma's musty attic.
It's a flawed human system. Many great people did not do well in school. Thomas Edison's teacher gave up on him and sent him home to be schooled by his mother. Albert Einstein did very poorly in high school math. Assessment isn't always done well. Learning styles and teaching styles can differ.
I'd say three major school stressors are peers, grades, and time management. I can't do anything about your peers (except to recommend that a casual "hi" and a smile goes a log way to say, "I'm not out to get you; you can relax around me") so I'm going to focus on grades and time management:
You are a person of infinite value, hidden talents, and incalculable creativity. When a teacher hands you back a piece of paper with a red mark on it, that's not a reflection on your worth. It might be a measurement of your progress in one particular area. But it is also in the past. Whether bad or good, your assessments do not define you in the future; they provide you with a starting point from which to continue in a positive trajectory.
When a toddler falls down trying to walk, her parents don't throw their hands up and say, "Oh! We might as well give up – she's failed!" No. They keep encouraging the toddler to try until she can walk with confidence. Your failures will scare you less when you see that failure is not a final destination, just another learning opportunity. This is the growth mindset. For more on how your mindset might be the thing holding you back, and how to break that, read New York Times Bestseller Mindset by Carol Dweck.
Getting used to short-term failure is key to finding long-term success.
You understand you're not defined by your grades, but you still want to do your best in school. Great! Do you ask for help? From a young age we are taught to be independent, but really we are inter-dependent. We need each other. A good place to start is to admit that there will always be someone better than you at a particular skill.
Not asking for help can be a sign of unresolved pride. It says, "I don't need you" to people whose expertise, wisdom, and guidance could be the exact key we need.
Why wait to run into trouble? The best kind of education is when we have a consistent feeling of growth. Schedule a weekly drop-in to your teachers at a convenient time for them and ask them how you can do the best you can. Make sure you understand the week's concepts by explaining them back to your teachers and asking if you got it right.
Make a habit of studying by doing it with your friends over snacks before there's a huge test. If you review your notes at the end of class for 5 minutes, then review them again that evening, your retention rate rockets.
I've stayed up way too late finishing assignments. In university a friend gave me a good tip: on a calendar, mark the due dates of your major assignments with a D. One week (or three days, or whatever) before each is due, make an advance completion date (C or X). Then give yourself an estimate of how many days it will take you to finish it (a week, three weeks) and mark the start date S.
You can colour code your classes or figure out your own system. You will never turn in an assignment last-minute or late ever again, you will have enough time to edit all your assignments, you will feel less stress and more proud of your work.
The worst thing is to bottle things up. If you are stressed about school, do talk to someone. Not just your friends. Griping to them might make you feel better momentarily, but it won't help resolve the root stressor.
Talk to a teacher preferably, or a guidance counsellor, a mentor, a youth leader, or someone in your faith community. Ask them to hear you out and ask them for their advice. Ask them how you might approach the person, class, or project that is causing stress.
The latest brain research tells us that we really misunderstand multitasking. It's not as effective as we are led to believe. Instead focus. Say no to new distractions. Complete one task at a time. This method is less stressful and develops our powers of concentration.
The worst place to be is halfway. Not fully working and not fully resting. I catch myself doing this, flipping back and forth when I need to make my mind up. Right now, decide whether you are working or resting. Then make that time clear. Are you going to watch TV for 30 minutes? Watch it guilt-free. When 30 minutes is up, be honest with yourself, turn it off, and start working until you've accomplished what you set out to do.
This requires discipline, and there's only one way to achieve that. Just do it. You can. I believe in you.
Getting over short-term failure is key to finding long-term success. It's on this premise that my friend Caleb Meakins is doing 40 things that will inevitably end in failure and rejection this year. Find Caleb's story of 40 Days of … Continue reading
For all the naysayers who speak against the value of further education, it appears that having post-secondary actually does pay off. See this graphic.
For me, education is more than just the money you can make with your degree (I did study English and Social Sciences, after all), and I also find I have more options at my fingertips because of my degree.
A friend of mine shared this lesson idea with me, and I think it's just fantastic, especially if you have students in your class who are inclined to doubt the value of a having a high school education/diploma…
In my friend's class (which is in a NYC public high school), she showed her students the following chart, which indicates the median weekly earnings as well as unemployment rates in the U.S. in 2012, broken down by education degrees earned:
She discussed and interpreted the chart with her students and asked them to identify patterns. Then, she had her students create a monthly budget based on the average income of an individual who has less than a high school diploma. They used this chart to create their budgets:
Needless to say, the kids quickly saw something wrong with this picture. "This isn't enough money to live on!" many began to exclaim…
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SARASOTA COUNTY - Fewer mortgages were written here in January compared with December, with banks and other players issuing 851 loans, but their value was up, at roughly $288 million.
The December total was 1,098 mortgages worth $270 million, according to a Herald-Tribune analysis of court records.
The average loan size in January was $339,064 and the median was $140,000. In December the average loan size was $218,664 and the median was $136,800.
Bank of America was the top lender in January, dislodging SunTrust, which had topped the charts for the previous two months. Bank of America originated 52 loans totaling $50.8 million.
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It didn't take Alec Peters very long to confirm his suspicion that this was going to be a very special season for basketball in Downstate Washington.
At Washington's Tournament of Champions during the Thanksgiving holiday, coach Kevin Brown's Panthers swept a prep school from St. Louis, St. Rita from Chicago, a school from Miami, Florida, with a 6-foot-10 center and two other Division I players and Peoria Notre Dame. The closest margin was 11 points.
"We came away saying that this is what we know we can do, that we can be something special this season," Peters said. "This is the team that will bring back a state title to Washington."
Washington is 24-1 after sweeping Morton 63-32 and defending state champion Peoria Central 72-32 last weekend. The Panthers are ranked No. 3 in Class 3A behind Morgan Park and North Chicago. They'll try to extend their 13-game winning streak against Bartonville Limestone on Friday and Metamora on Saturday.
Peters, a 6-foot-8 senior, had 24 points and eight rebounds against Morton and scored 25 points against Peoria Central while being matched up against 6-foot-5, 275-pound Missouri-bound football star Josh Augusta. In avenging last year's overtime loss to Peoria Central in the sectional final, Washington handed the Lions their most lopsided defeat since 1975.
"Last year, we felt we would make a good run in the postseason. After beating Peoria Manual in four overtimes in the first game of the sectiona, we felt the momentum would carry over and we would beat Peoria Central," Peters said.
"At the end of regulation time against Peoria Central, I got fouled on a shot with seven seconds left. But I only made one free throw and the game went into overtime. That still bugs me. The feeling we had in the locker room after that loss was that it would give us momentum for this year. We were really looking forward to this season.
"So the victory the other night against Peoria Central helped us to forget last year. To win the way we did (Washington converted 67 percent of its shots and led 35-14 at halftime), it was a great overall win for us. We certainly avenged last year's loss."
Brown, in his ninth year, believes this team has the potential to be the best he has produced, better than last year's 26-6 sectional finalist and his 2008 squad that finished fourth in the state tournament and his 2005 Sweet Sixteen qualifier.
"We have three ball-handlers, three possible point guards, an inside threat and an outside threat. If you zone us, we can shoot. If you go man-to-man against us, we have a motion offense," Brown said. "We have opportunistic shooters. Different guys step up each night. And we seven seniors who provide leadership."
And there is Peters, the best player in the Peoria area and one of the best in the state. He committed to Valparaiso over Illinois State and three more high-profile programs--Missouri, Tennessee and Boston College--because "I wanted to play right away and Valpo is a great fit for me."
"The other schools were great but Valpo set itself apart with its family atmosphere," Peters said. "I like the campus and the feeling on game day. It feels like you are at home. I liked the coaching staff. Assistant coach Roger Powell played at Illinois. I grew up watching his game.
"And I wanted to play right away. They are graduating seven seniors so it is a better situation for me. I bonded with the other four freshmen coming in. I hit it off from the start with Lexus Williams (Marist) and Jabril Adekoya (Andrew). Valpo is best for me and my family."
Brown describes Peters as a "steal" for Valparaiso. "He is a complete player. He has things no other player I have coached has. He is a great leader, vocal and possesses a piece of every part of the game. He is a
6-foot-8 post player who can handle the ball and shoot from the perimeter. He gives us huge weapons," the coach said.
Peters is surrounded by 5-foot-11 senior guard Mason McCoy (9.8 ppg, 4 apg, 3 steals per game), 6-foot-2 senior Tucker Harlan (8 ppg), 6-foot senior point guard Cade Jackson (3 ppg, 4 apg, 3 steals per game) and 6-foot-4 senior Troy Adams (9 ppg, 7 rpg).
They get help off the bench from 6-foot senior guard Grant Johnson and 6-foot junior guard Casey Danley. Johnson averaged nine points per game in the first four games before suffering a foot injury.
Washington's only loss was to Springfield Lanphier in the semifinals of the Pekin Holiday Tournament on a tip at the buzzer.
"We're peaking at the right time. We think we'll carry our momentum over to the postseason this year," Peters said. "The strength of this team is our overall leadership. The seven seniors have been around the program for four years. We get on each other in practice. We know we can't take a play off. Everybody is accountable. We've been together since third and fourth grade.
"This is a composed team. We don't get rattled easily. We know how to handle a full-court press. We can slow it down and run sets with motion or we can get the ball outside for three-point shots. Our defense creates offense. We create a lot of turnovers. It is a complete team. We have more chemistry this year and a greater feel for the game. We know how to find each other in the right place at the right time."
Peters insists he doesn't feel pressure to score 20 points in every game. His season low is 10. But he admits he feels pressure to perform every night, that he knows everybody in the bleachers is looking at him to see if he is good enough to play in Division I.
"As long as we get a W (win), that's all that matters," he said. "We feel we should be in the position we are at. Look at the box score against Rochelle. I scored 10 but Adams had 17, McCoy 16.
"I'm confident if I have a bad night shooting or they defend against me, someone else will pick me up. It won't be the end of the world if I don't have a 20-point game."
Washington is a basketball town, even though the football team won the school's only state championship in 1985. Dick Van Scyoc coached in the Tazewell County community for 15 years before moving on to Peoria Manual and becoming the winningest coach in state history. Mel Roustio, Chuck Buescher, Chuck Westendorf and Steve Doty also coached there.
"Everybody in town looks forward to Friday and Saturday night basketball games," Peters said. "From a young age, you want to be a part of it. The grasp the feeling. It's what makes the town grow. Everyone gets excited about basketball on the weekends. As long as we have success, the whole town gets excited."


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US Crude Prices Settle Below $29, AgainMeanwhile, the oil and gas industry is fuming over Obama's proposal to charge oil companies a per-barrel fee.
Gap Shares Drop As Old Navy Sales SinkThe struggling apparel retailer is set to report its full-year and fourth-quarter results amid trouble at its important budget brand.
Dow Rebounds In Afternoon TradingMarkets across the globe fell on growing concerns about a global slowdown.
Tesla Motors Shares Plunge Ahead Of Earnings ReportThe maker of the Model S electric car faces considerable challenges, and investors are getting skittish.
Chesapeake Energy Denies Bankruptcy PlansNevertheless, the stock price of the beleaguered natural gas company, No. 2 in the U.S., fell sharply Monday.
Stocks Close Lower On Banking, Tech TumblesThe Dow fell more than 180 points Monday as investor jitters carried over from Friday's tech sell-off.
Coca-Cola Among Firms Reporting This WeekBecause of the currency-exchange factor, corporate earnings this season have been best among companies doing most of their business at home in the U.S.
US Jobless Rate Falls, Wage Gains AccelerateU.S. employers added 151,000 jobs in January, missing estimates. The jobless rate ticked down from 5 percent in December.
Tesla Motors Has Less Room For ErrorCEO Elon Musk's company, which will report earnings next week, faces an increasing number of competitors in the electric-car market.
Toyota Decides To Drop Scion BrandAfter more than a decade, the Japanese automaker realized its car designed for the U.S. market is not catching on with young drivers.
US Demand Lifts GM To Record 2015 ProfitMeanwhile, a portion of General Motors' fourth-quarter profit is attributable to a $3.2 billion tax benefit from its European operations.
US New Car Sales Exceeded Expectations In JanuaryThe industry saw its best start to a year since 2006 as consumers snapped up small SUVs and pickup trucks.
US Stocks Close Lower On Oil Price WorriesThe Dow fell by nearly 300 points Tuesday, following the downward trend of global markets.
How Alphabet Spells SuccessInvestors sent the stock of Google's parent company skyward on Tuesday after it blew past Wall Street forecasts and shed light on its "Other Bets" — which include self-driving cars.
Chipotle Stock Jumps On E. Coli ReportThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is expected to end its investigation without identifying a source of the outbreak.
US Consumers Are Saving, Not Spending, Extra CashData released Monday show Americans have more personal income to spend but are socking that money away instead of buying goods.
Busy Week Ahead For US Company Earnings ReportsEarnings of energy and other commodity companies in the last three months of 2015 have been "hideous," and a strong dollar hasn't helped.
US Stocks Rally To End A Dismal MonthThough major indexes closed higher Friday, the S&P 500 saw its worst January since 2009 and Nasdaq posted its worst month in nearly six years.
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Comedian Jon Stewart hosts the "Night of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together for Autism Programs" benefit at New York's Beacon Theatre.
The special has a serious goal, but a comically offbeat approach - bringing together people you thought you'd never see on the same stage. Carly Rae Jepson, for example, sings "Call Me Maybe" with Harvey Keitel, and Bill O'Reilly debates Chris Matthews while inhaling helium.
Among the stars appearing: Tom Hanks, Stephen Colbert, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Katy Perry. 8 p.m. Sunday, Comedy Central.
SUNDAY: The "ER" reunion continues on "The Good Wife" as Maura Tierney returns in her guest role opposite series star Julianna Margulies. Tierney plays an Internet millionaire who questions her decision to support Peter Florrick's (Chris Noth) campaign after a tawdry rumor circulates. 9 p.m., CBS.
MONDAY: It's Round 3 of the presidential debates as Barack Obama and Mitt Romney meet for the final time at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla. Bob Shieffer moderates the event devoted to foreign policy. 9 p.m., broadcast networks and cable news channels.
MONDAY: The long and winding first season of "Switched at Birth" reaches its finale and a surprise verdict comes down in the trial. Meanwhile, the romance between Daphne and Jeff (Katie Leclerc, Justin Bruening) is revealed, and Bay and Zarra (Vanessa Marano, Tania Raymonde) head for Mexico. 8 p.m., ABC Family.
TUESDAY: Where's Pacey? Season 2 of "Don't Trust the B- in Apt. 23" begins with James Van Der Beek trying to organize a "Dawson's Creek" reunion, but, sadly, without much success. The opener airs right after the Season 3 debut of "Happy Endings." 9:31 p.m., ABC.
WEDNESDAY: Break out the peanuts and Cracker Jack. The World Series gets under way tonight in the home ballpark of the National League champs. Joe Buck and Tim McCarver call the action. 7:30 p.m., Fox.
WEDNESDAY: "The Houstons: On Our Own" might be a little tough to watch. It's a docu-series that follows Whitney Houston's family as they cope with their grief in the aftermath of her death. 9 p.m., Lifetime.
THURSDAY: Stephen Colbert drops by "The Office" tonight for a Halloween-themed episode. Colbert plays Broccoli Rob, a smarmy former member of Andy's (Ed Helms) college a cappella singing group who basically gets on Andy's nerves. 9 p.m., NBC.
FRIDAY: Just in time for Halloween comes "Mockingbird Lane," a reboot of the 1960s TV series, "The Munsters." Jerry O'Connell stars as Herman Munster and Portia de Rossi as his wife, Lily, in this hourlong pilot that may or may not become a series. 8 p.m., NBC.
SATURDAY: The walking dead apparently continue to fascinate us. In the shlocky new TV film, "Rise of the Zombies," survivors of a zombie plague risk life and limb when they leave their refuge on Alcatraz to find a scientist they believe can save mankind. 9 p.m., Syfy.
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- Description: Hot black thug gives a blowjob and gets his ass drilled at the same time out in the open. He bends over so he can suck while another guy pounds from behind. He does not look so intimidating anymore.
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