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: to twist or weave (threads, fibers, etc.) together
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"[Brown's] ability to make a complicated subject accessible to the general reader is remarkable." -- Katherine Salant, Washington Post"Lester Brown is one of the pioneers and heroes of global environmentalism. If the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize had been extended to a third recipient, the logical candidate would have been Lester Brown." -- E. O. WilsonAs fossil fuel prices rise, oil insecurity deepens, and concerns about climate change cast a shadow over the future of coal, a new energy economy is emerging. Wind, solar, and geothermal energy are replacing oil, coal, and natural gas, at a pace and on a scale we could not have imagined even a year ago. For the first time since the Industrial Revolution, we have begun investing in energy sources that can last forever. Plan B 4.0 explores both the nature of this transition to a new energy economy and how it will affect our daily lives.
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Lester R. Brown is the president of Earth Policy Institute, a research organization based in Washington, DC. Brown has been honored with numerous prizes, including a MacArthur Fellowship, the United Nations Environment Prize, and Japan's Blue Planet Prize.
Table of Contents
|p. xi
|Selling Our Future
|p. 3
|Food: The 'Weak Link
|p. 4
|The Emerging Politics of Food Scarcity
|p. 9
|Our Global Ponzi Economy
|p. 14
|Mounting Stresses, failing States
|p. 18
|Plan B-A Plan to Save Civilization
|p. 23
|The Challenges
|Population Pressure: Land and Water
|p. 31
|Civilization's Foundation Eroding
|p. 32
|Water Tables Palling
|p. 38
|Farmers Losing Water to Cities
|p. 41
|Land and Water Conflicts
|p. 44
|Cars and People Compete for Grain
|p. 48
|The Rising Tide of Environmental Refugees
|p. 51
|Climate Change and the Energy Transition
|p. 55
|Rising Temperature and Its Effects
|p. 56
|Melting Ice, Rising Seas
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|Melting Glaciers, Shrinking Harvests
|p. 66
|Rising Temperatures, Falling Yields
|p. 69
|The Decline of Oil and Coal
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|A Challenge Without Precedent
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|The Response
|Stabilizing Climate: An Energy Efficiency Revolution
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|A Revolution in Lighting Technology
|p. 81
|Energy-Efficient Appliances
|p. 84
|Zero-Carbon Buildings
|p. 87
|Electrifying the Trans-port System
|p. 91
|A New Materials Economy
|p. 96
|Smarter Grids, Appliances, and Consumers
|p. 103
|The Energy Savings Potential
|p. 106
|Stabilizing Climate: Shifting to Renewable Energy
|p. 109
|Turning to the Wind
|p. 113
|Solar Cells and Thermal Collectors
|p. 117
|Energy from the Earth
|p. 125
|Plant-Based Sources of Energy
|p. 128
|Hydropower: Rivers, Tides, and Waves
|p. 132
|The World Energy Economy of 2020
|p. 135
|Designing Cities for People
|p. 143
|The Ecology of Cities
|p. 145
|Redesigning Urban Transport
|p. 147
|The Return of Bicycles
|p. 151
|Reducing Urban Water Use
|p. 154
|Farming in the City
|p. 158
|Upgrading Squatter Settlements
|p. 160
|Cities for People
|p. 162
|Eradicating Poverty and Stabilizing Population
|p. 168
|Educating Everyone
|p. 171
|Toward a Healthy Future
|p. 174
|Stabilizing Population
|p. 181
|Rescuing Failing States
|p. 185
|A Poverty Eradication Agenda and Budget
|p. 188
|Restoring the Earth
|p. 192
|Protecting and Restoring Forests
|p. 193
|Planting Trees to Sequester Carbon
|p. 198
|Conserving and Rebuilding Soils
|p. 202
|Regenerating Fisheries
|p. 206
|Protecting Plant and Animal Diversity
|p. 209
|The Earth Restoration Budget
|p. 211
|Feeding Eight Billion People Well
|p. 216
|Raising Land Productivity
|p. 217
|Raising Water Productivity
|p. 222
|Producing Protein More Efficiently
|p. 226
|The Localization of Agriculture
|p. 230
|Strategic Reductions in Demand
|p. 233
|Action on Many Fronts
|p. 236
|The Great Mobilization
|Can We Mobilize Fast Enough?
|p. 241
|Shifting Taxes and Subsidies
|p. 244
|Coal: The Beginning of the End
|p. 249
|Stabilizing Climate
|p. 253
|Three Models of Social Change
|p. 256
|A Wartime Mobilization
|p. 259
|Mobilizing to Save Civilization
|p. 261
|What You and I Can Do
|p. 266
|p. 269
|p. 341
|p. 363
|About the Author
|p. 369
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With the help of a developing technology, severely disabled children and adults will soon be able to tell their parents, "I love you."
They will be able to play educational games, request a specific toy and write messages.
The ability to communicate may be as simple as glancing at a computer screen.
EagleEyes is a vision-based device that allows users to move a cursor on a computer screen with only their eyes. People who have severe cerebral palsy, have been born with a brain defect or suffered a traumatic brain injury can control a computer by looking at a screen.
The computer program will recognize what they are looking at, with their gaze acting as a mouse would.
"The kids and the adults we work with are completely locked into their bodies. The only thing they have is the control and use of their eyes," said Deborah Inkley, executive director of the Opportunity Foundation of America, which produces the device. "There is no magic answer. No pill that will help them be 'normal.' But this technology allows them to be treated like real people."
The device works by measuring a user's electro-oculographic potential, or the exact position of a person's eyes.
Small electrodes are placed on a person's forehead, above and below one eye, and on each side of the head to the right and left of the eyes. Those electrodes are connected to the computer, where a program translates the signals to position the cursor on the screen.
As a person moves the eyes, the cursor moves. With a little bit of practice, the method can allow the user to "type" a character or letter every 2.5 seconds, Inkley said.
"It picks up the electrical signal of the eye, the way our cornea and retina rotate in the eye socket," Inkley said. "Through the use of the electrodes, it takes that electrical signal, magnifies it 10,000 times and converts it into the mouse cursor. It's a mouse replacement."
EagleEyes was developed during the past 20 years by James Gips, a computer science professor at Boston College. He and his students had been playing with technology that measured the electronic signals produced by the eyes.
Partnering with the special education school located across the street from his campus office, Gips was able to tweak and adjust it to allow for those with significant disabilities to use it.
"It was just a laboratory system. We could bring in children to make use of it in our lab, but then we had to figure out a way to get it out in the world," Gips said.
When he was satisfied with the final product, Gips started looking for a way to distribute it to the special needs community. He had multiple medical device companies willing to pay millions of dollars for it, but he wanted to make sure the people who needed it most could afford it.
Gips was introduced to Inkley, who has just started the nonprofit Opportunity Foundation of America to help the disabled. She was searching for a signature project for her organization. Both Inkley and Gips felt that EagleEyes was an ideal place to start.
Since 2005, the organization has provided 200 of the devices for disabled individuals around the country. The Opportunity Foundation of America charges $1,200 for each one normally.
But after receiving a grant at the end of 2013, that cost will go down to $800, in addition to paying for a trainer to come out and help families set up and use the devices.
A majority of EagleEyes users are only able to play cause-and-effect games with the device. They make a choice using the eye-cursor, and move through the game to the next challenge.
For many special needs individuals, that is something they've never experienced.
"Every single thing in their life is done for them. When the kids internalize that they just did something on their own for the very first time, if they're able to smile, it will melt your heart," Inkley said.
But a few will be able to use EagleEyes to move through the educational process. One child, Michael Nash, was able to graduate from high school using the system, and others have been able to attend school.
Regardless of what they are able to achieve, each child that uses EagleEyes is a success, because it gives a voice to people who otherwise would remain silent.
"It's very moving to learn of a child who many people doubt has cognitive capabilities. The child already has all of these physical disabilities, and if the child is thinking and people are doubting they can do it, it's a double whammy," Gips said. "We can demonstrate that the child is thinking about the world and is trapped in there, it's very rewarding for the child and the family."


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I've been busy working on a project involving FEC and IRS filings for political action committees and astroturf organizations, and while researching, I fell into the FEC filing for Minority Leader John Boehner's PAC, The Freedom Project. The Freedom Project is described this way on their website:
The Freedom Project 1) provides direct financial assistance to Republican candidates for federal office; 2) supports the travel of Congressman Boehner on behalf of Republican candidates across the country; and 3) maintains FreedomProject.org — a web-based clearinghouse for Republican activism featuring online fundraising and grassroots tools, and regular updates on key races and critical issues. The Freedom Project's online disclosure information is available at FEC.gov.
Since they invited me to look at their FEC filings, I did. The nice thing about the FEC is that reports are required to be made monthly, so information is pretty fresh and full of timely, interesting things.
$5,000 Gold Donors (Partial List)
Keep in mind, that's a partial list, and yes, I chose the insurance and pharma donors from the list, though it would have been as simple to make this a list of banks, finance companies, oil and gas concerns, telecommunications companies or retailers.
Through July, 2009, The Freedom Project has received $599,750 from PACs such as the ones I've listed above, along with $168,492 from individuals. Some of those individuals include Stephen Clark of Clark and Associates, Mark Dion of Revolution Media Group, LLC, John Fish (RJR VP), Bruce Gates and Michael Szymanczyk (Altria VP and Chairman, respectively), and Michael Oxley (Partner, Baker & Hostettler). Those are just a few names. There are lots of insurance agents, and other industry executives on the list.
The Project has sent $5,000 to other Republicans' election committees, including the one supporting Joe Wilson's re-election bid. Altogether, $213,412 has been passed along to Republican candidates around the country.
Even more interesting: some of the expenditures in July, 2009, particularly those which do not appear to be consistent with the stated purpose of supporting Republican candidates, maintaining FreedomProject.org, or supporting John Boehner's 'travel around the country'. Let's see now….
That's just a couple of month's worth. That Ritz Carlton bill would've paid my health insurance for a year, for example. Don't forget — these are tax-exempt organizations, so that list of expenses went to wine and dine whoever…and put them up in some really posh hotels…on the taxpayer's dime.
Just because it amuses me to point out who is related to whom: Some tidbits from the organization statement on file with the FEC.
The Freedom Project has a related entity called "Americans for a Conservative Course." That entity collects contributions, pays expenses, disburses funds for 2 or more committees which are not candidate committees. Here are those committees, in addition to The Freedom Project:
The assistant treasurer of Americans for a Conservative Course is Ted Koch, principal in the firm of Koch & Hoos, LLC. Koch & Hoos specializes in the accounting and setup of PAC/527 groups like Stop Her Now, a committee funded to attack Hillary Clinton when she was the junior senator from New York, the Tommy Thompson for President 2008 committee, and the really awful attack ads funded by the National Republican Trust at the end of last years election against Jim Martin in Georgia. These ads.
Boehner's organization is a front for lavish retreats and auctions to the highest lobbyist, and it should be reported as such. (h/t Rachel Maddow).


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Congratulations to Carsen Germyn on being selected for Team Canada for this weekend's 2012 Deutschland Cup in Munich, Germany. It's a thrill to represent your country and Germyn is doing it on an international stage. You could say it's a dream come true for the Campbell River hockey product, for
at the age of 30, to be selected for
Canada's National men's hockey team.
Germyn is the second Riverite to play for Team Canada following in the skate marks of Campbell River's most famous son Rod Brind'Amour. Brind'Amour represented Canada six times including helping them to a World Hockey championship gold medal in 1994 in Italy. Brind'Amour also played on Team Canada at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Japan.
Unlike the Spengler Cup, which features club teams, the Deutschland Cup actually has four national teams competing for the title. If you want to watch Germyn in action all three Canada games are on TSN/TSN2 starting with this morning (10: 45 TSN2) against Germany. Saturday they play Slovakia which will be a tape delay 4 p.m. start on TSN2.
Canada then goes up against Switzerland Sunday, at 4 a.m., live on TSN.
When I first started at the Courier-Islander some 22 years ago, Germyn was tearing up the Island atom league as a first year player with the Atom Tyees. Germyn's superior skating ability and eye for the game were very apparent at that tender young age.
In fact, he was too much for his age group moving up to Peewee the next season, while still Atom aged.
Germyn is currently in his second season with the Straubing Tigers in the German elite men's league.
Great start for Riverites Dan Cato and Blaze Roberts and their Vancouver Island University Mariners teammates at the Canadian College Athletic Association Men's National Soccer Championship, at Douglas College on the Lower Mainland. On Wednesday, the No. 7 ranked Mariners upset No. 2 ranked Holland College Hurricanes from Charlottetown, PE, 3-0.
With the win the Mariners advanced to Thursday's (game in progress as of press time) semifinal against the host squad Douglas College, who are the No. 3 seed. The winner of the semi advances to Saturday's gold medal match which kicks off at 5 p.m.
Kudos go out to the Campbell River Shito Ryu Karate Club for hosting another successful Challenge Cup. The Ecole Mer-Et-Montagne Elementary School gym was packed to the rafters Sunday, with over 100 competitors from across the Island and even some from the Lower Mainland taking part in what was the ninth annual event.
Check out the Campbell River Curling Club for some great women's action this weekend. Twenty six teams take to the Curling Club ice today in hopes of winning the Harris Nissan Annual Women's Open Bonspiel championship. Games got under way today, with the first draw at 11 a.m. and the last starting at 10 p.m. The spiel continues all day Saturday and Sunday with the finals in all four events slated for 3: 30 p.m. Sunday ******
The road to the CFL's 100th Grey Cup in Toronto starts this Sunday, actually in Toronto, with the Argonauts taking on the Edmonton Eskimos in an East Division semi-final, 10 a.m. TSN. And then at 1: 30 p.m., the Saskatchewan Roughriders invade Calgary to play the Stampeders in the Western semi, also on TSN.
Look for Toronto, backed by quarterback Ricky Ray, and CFL outstanding player nominee Chad Owens, to make short work of the Eskimos defence who ranked last in the league in total yardage given up. The Argos by 10 points.
Now, I bleed green, so, the West semifinal will have the Roughriders win by 50 or maybe 60 points. Okay, okay, it's going to be a lot closer than that with the two teams star running backs, Jon Cornish for the Stamps, and Korey Sheets for the Riders, holding the key to the matchup.
But, I have to go with the Riders, by three points, with the Riders exciting slotback, and game breaker, Weston Dressler scoring the winning TD in the final minute. Go Riders Go!


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by William Shakespeare
Directed by David Coral
June 3-12, 2016
Imagine you are offered a glance at your own future. Suppose you see a version of yourself you never dared imagine, achieving goals you never even knew you desired. Now return to the present: Are you still the same person you were before you saw this vision of your own potential? Macbeth. . . is not. Shakespeare's chilling portrait of the effects of temptation, ambition, and betrayal is one of the most compelling tragedies ever written. Something wicked is coming to the Black Box to close out The Chameleon Theatre Circle's 18th season!
The Chameleon Theatre Circle announces its 19th season, launching in September with Avenue Q!
The Chameleon Theatre Circle is proud to announce its upcoming season of six productions (plus two special events!) in the Black Box Theatre at the Ames Center, beginning with the groundbreaking puppetry musical for adults, Avenue Q!
Later in the season, Chameleon will thrill audiences with Side Show, the award-winning musical about conjoined twins Daisy and Violet Hilton! In between these two amazing musicals will be co-production (with Theatre Uncorked) of Edward Albee's quintessential modern drama Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Jeffrey Hatcher's updated version of the classic thriller Wait Until Dark, and Patrick Barlow's madcap stage adaptation of The 39 Steps. Closing out the season is Tom Stoppard's complex and fascinating Arcadia!
In addition to the regular season, Chameleon will produce its 17th Annual New Play Festival in November, and will present its third production of a former New Play Festival audience favorite, Mom! The Musical, just in time for Mother's Day!
Avenue Q
Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Smart; Book by Jeff Whitty
Directed by Richard William Kopf
September 23 - October 16, 2016
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
by Edward Albee
Co-Produced with Theatre Uncorked
Directed by Joe Hendren
November 4-20, 2016
Wait Until Dark
By Frederick Knott, adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher
Directed by Ben Layne
December 2 - 18, 2016
The 39 Steps
Adapted by Patrick Barlow
Directed by Kimberly Miller
February 10 - 26, 2017
Side Show
Book and Lyrics by Bill Russell; Music by Henry Krieger
Directed by Avian Jangula
March 31 - April 23, 2017
by Tom Stoppard
Directed by Duck Washington
June 2-11, 2017
And Don't Miss These Two Incredible Special Events!
The 17th Annual New Play Contest
November 5, 2016
Mom! The Musical
Book by Judy Freed; Music and Additional Lyrics by Sari Miller; Lyrics by Randi Wolfe
Directed by Bradley Donaldson
May 11-14, 2017
Season Tickets will be available soon! Patrons can see six shows for the price of five by purchasing a Season Ticket for just $110! Season Tickets may be purchased at the Ames Center box office or by calling 952-895-4680. Individual tickets will go on sale later in the year for $22 for adults; $19 for students, seniors, Fringe Button holders, and groups of 8-19; $16 for groups of 20 or more. Tickets will be available at the box office and through Ticketmaster online or at 1-800-982-2787 (additional service fees may apply).
TicketsTickets for each production are $22 for adults; $19 for students, seniors, Fringe Button holders, and groups of 8-19; $16 for groups of 20 or more. Tickets will be available at the Ames Center box office and through Ticketmaster online or at 1-800-982-2787 (additional service fees may apply). All prices include a $2 facility fee, required by the Ames Center.
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ARLINGTON, Va. (WJLA) - A group of new and soon-to-be mothers received pampering Thursday from an organization that helps military families. The women, who are either soldiers or wives of soldiers, are part of the large military community in the D.C. area nervous about what's happening on Capitol Hill. The impact of a government shutdown would hit the young families very hard.{}
"We are taking some hits right now but we have to stay strong," says Crystal Cambra.
In the event of a shutdown, members of the armed forces would have to report to work but would not{}receive checks on their regular pay days, according to the Pentagon. There are reports that{}they could lose paychecks if the shutdown drags on.
Sgt. Carlita Harter is a single mother of a three-week-old baby. She's recovering at Walter Reed from an injury suffered during training and for her, money is already tight.
"It would be devastating, especially with having to pay for everything for a newborn," she says.
Operation Homefront, which organized the event in Vienna, works to help military families facing financial difficulties. They say within the past year, the number of families seeking help has tripled. A government shutdown, they say, would make a bad situation for their clients even worse.
"There is no question the last decade has been difficult for our military families," says Vivian Dietrich. "They have been through a lot."
"We personally can't live too long without paychecks, that's for sure," says Randi Boyd.
In the event of a shutdown, the Defense Department would reportedly tell half of its civilian workers to stay home.


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Update on DzendereDzendere is grateful to both Yehu and Kiva for their support. With the last loan, she was able to improve her living standards. She is taking out another loan of Ksh 80,000 to start a new business. Her goal is to own several businesses. She intends to use the loan to purchase a motorcycle. This will make her able to increase her income.The anticipated profits from the taxi business will be used to open a retail shop.
Previous Loan DetailsDzendere is a married woman with ten children, five of whom attend school while five already graduated from school. She owns a house that has neither electricity nor piped water. Her greatest monthly expenses are fuel and food for the family. For the past 10 years, she has operated a palm wine s... More from Dzendere's previous loan »
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About Yehu Microfinance TrustThis loan is administered by Yehu Microfinance Trust, which was founded in 1998 as a project of CHOICE Humanitarian Kenya. In July 2007, Yehu became a separate entity from CHOICE and was registered as a trust. Since then, Yehu has expanded to cover over half of Kenya's 13 coastal districts.
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Chin-Hao Huang is a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Southern California (2014-2015), and will take up the position of assistant professor of political science at Yale-NUS College, beginning 2015. He specializes in international security, especially with regard to China and Asia. He has testified before Congress on Chinese foreign and security policy, and is the recipient of the 2014 American Political Science Association (APSA) Foreign Policy Section Best Paper Award and the 2013 International Studies Association (ISA)-West Best Paper Award. His field research in more than 30 countries across Europe, Africa, and Asia has been externally supported in part by the United States Institute of Peace (USIP), UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) Strategic Program Fund, MacArthur Foundation, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Rockefeller Foundation, among others. Until 2009, he was a researcher at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) in Sweden, and prior to that worked with the Freeman Chair in China Studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, DC.
He currently resides in Pasadena, California. Aside from work and academics, he is a slow but passionate triathlete, an amateur cook, and an aspiring and adventurous globe-trotter.
Ph.D. Political Science and International Relations, University of Southern California, 2014
B.S. Foreign Service, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University, 2006
Research Interests
I am broadly interested in the international relations of East and Southeast Asia. My research focuses on applying and testing such IR theories as status and socialization processes, especially in regard to Chinese foreign and security policy. For more information on my current research, see here.
Some of my recent publications on international security include: territorial conflicts in the South China Sea and China-ASEAN dynamics; multilateral security organizations in the Asia-Pacific region; China's evolving approach to UN peacekeeping and intervention; conventional arms and export controls; the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT); cross-Strait relations and identity, and China-Africa security relations.
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I had GREAT success without changing DNS. I called this number at Microsoft and was instructed CLEARLY how to solve my issue. Everything was done through Outlook online at 365. I was logged into the wrong email account....No. 1...and the agent helped me change some other stuff also. So happy to have everything back up and running. Thanks to everyone for chiming in and trying to help me. YEA!
What is OSB? Is it Oracle Service Bus?
Outlook Web app works well with your account?
Maybe there is a mis-configration of you mail application.
It's 'Office Live Small Business'...sorry....I left out a letter. HA! (OLSB) Since I requested this info.....I found the Pop Settings and it's working fine with my windows live mail software on my computer....but it is still not coming through my Outlook on the web. Strange! Could be because I am still in the waiting period for MelbournIT and Office 365 to propagate. UGH! I hate waiting on something!
Do you mean you want to manage the OLSB mail box through O365?
I mean I want my same old email address to work in 365. I'd prefer not changing it. I really think it may, once our website is coming up in it's old domain address. I'm still waiting for it all to settle. They say it can take 72 hours.
You know how to add the domain to your office 365?
Add a TXT record or MX record, Then verify. After all,you can use your email address
Yes....I have gone through all the steps. I posted another question on another thread about it taking so long. I have one telling me to do what you said and a Microsoft guy saying to wait. If it's not up and running where it's soppose to be by Saturday.....I'm going to do just that. Trying to be patient. It's bad when no one can access your website! :-( and I really want my old email address to work. It's similar to my domain and our congregation is accustomed to it.
So your domain name are verfied ?
Hello First Baptist of Oak Grove,
Before troubleshooting the issue, I would like to confirm the current situation.
You have verified the custom domain that used in OLSB to Office 365 and pointed the name server records of it to Office 365. Now, the mailbox, such as email@example.com at Office 365 is working well. However, the mailbox with the same email address that hosted at OLSB previously cannot receive the email. Is it correct?
If so, since the name server records have been pointed to Office 365, the MX record of the custom domain has been pointed to Office 365. As a result, all emails sent to the email address will be all routed to Office 365 based on the new MX record.
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opps....forgot to leave the number! Support for Microsoft Office 365 is 800-865-9408
I think that's what I said you should do above [cough cough] :
"Did you set up an Exchange mailbox for your address in OWA? That's required for it to connect to Outlook."
Thank you mch. I thought I did set up a mailbox in OWA.. It was listed.....I was simply not logged in to that email address on the Sign In page.. I really appreciate your help. Sometimes our lingo is simply mis-understood.


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God In The Whirlwind?
I haven't been keeping up with the devastation in Moore, Oklahoma. From what I've read, it's a sad and horrifying natural disaster, and the response of countless people with donations of time, money and supplies has been heartening. Sometimes, we forget that people are capable of tremendous acts of sacrifice and kindness. It's a shame that we only remember when something like this happens. In fact, there are a lot of things that we don't think about until something like this happens. The value of human life, the need for community, the presence – or absence – of God in everyday life.
Depending upon where you fall on the religious spectrum, you might have very strong feelings about that last one. Some people will tell you that the tornado is a message from God, a statement of destruction to wake us up to the various moral failings of our country. Some people will tell you that God wasn't in the whirlwind at all, that nature just strikes at random and we are all held hostage until Jesus returns and reboots the universe for God. Others take a middle road.
And there are a great many people who will simply say they don't know.
Why is it that we only look for God in times of tragedy? I've heard a lot of preachers expound on the topic, and the consensus seems to be that we're selfish by nature; that human beings, by default, will seek only those things that satisfy themselves. Therefore in good times, there's no need to seek God, because the circumstances of our lives dictate Him as unnecessary. Since we have what we need, we obviously don't need Him. It is only when the universe becomes cruel, when we see rubble piled atop the tiny hand of a child, that we seek out God for accountability. Where were you? How could you let this happen?
The problem, this view suggests, is that we don't see the world correctly.
I think there's truth in that idea. But I don't know that I agree with all of it anymore. I think we are self-seeking creatures, but for some folks that means seeking God in good times as well as bad; I think we do tend to take the good times for granted, but I think we often look harder to see the evil in the world than we should; I think we do turn to God in times of trouble, often in anger or despair, but we do so seeking for some sense of answer, some idea that the things that scare us can also offer us wisdom for healing.
We turn to Him for hope that we might not otherwise see.
Sure some might turn Moore into a referendum on God's character, but they assume that God is capable of the evil found in the destruction and not the good that comes from the people who respond. They suggest that God is an impersonal force, and thus cannot be present in the humans who are there to help rebuild. They give Him credit only for those things that would discredit Him, as if His only purpose is to be the cosmic bad guy, a reverse deus ex machina that gives us a target for a rage we otherwise wouldn't know how to express.
It's funny, but in denying God, they embrace a big part of what makes Him God: His ability to absorb our anger, fear and frustration, yet still love us all the same.
I suppose I should answer a few questions before I close this post out. Do I think God caused the tornado? No, I don't. Do I think God could have diverted the tornado? It's possible, sure, but that line of thinking is usually a zero-sum game. Do I think God was present with the victims? Yes. Do I think God is still present in the aftermath, working through the people who will rebuild – both physically and mentally – the town and people of Moore, OK?
Without question.
In the Old Testament, an ancient prophet of Israel went up on a mountain to see God face to face. There was an earthquake, but God wasn't in it. There was fire from heaven, but God wasn't there either. There was a great whirlwind, but still the presence of God wasn't there.
It was only after those events, only after the cataclysmic natural phenomena that left the prophet still searching for the presence of God, that the prophet found Him. The Bible says that God came in a still small voice that the prophet heard. And when he heard it, he knew he was in the very presence of Almighty God.
It is a story well worth considering.
Why We Need Superman
I have a confession: I've been a bit ambivalent towards Zack Snyder's upcoming Man of Steel, a reboot of the Superman movie franchise. It's not because Snyder isn't a great director (I liked both Watchmen and 300), and it's not because the cast isn't amazing (though I didn't exactly warm to Henry Cavill at first…he's grown on me). It's really because I thought Superman, as a character, was done. Played out. Cliche.
Honestly, I felt like he simply wouldn't resonate with the current culture. Too old. Too moral. Too good. Or, as my friend Tom Towhey put it, "I just cant get excited about a Superman movie. The Boy Scout* is just too invulnerable."
*Bonus points to Tom for quoting from Frank Miller's classic graphic novel, The Dark Knight Returns.
Even when the trailers started popping up, I wasn't into it. The visuals looked great and there was a real sense of nostalgia for the character, but there wasn't much to win me to the story. It seemed as if it might be weighty, but in a bad way. Overly moralistic, or too much navel gazing; I'm all for character development and exposition, but when it comes to Superman, I'd also like to see the dude fly and do the things that amazed me as a kid. I figured those elements would be there, but they seemed de-emphasized. Call it The Nolan Effect.*
*The movie is executive produced by Christopher Nolan, the man who brought you The Dark Knight Trilogy.
So I turned my attention to Iron Man 3, a film that seems like the perfect kick-off to summer: light, funny, with moments of gravity and character development timed just right. Plus, it's the return to the ridiculously fun Marvel film universe, a place where fun and story find the right balance. In other words, films that capture the spirit of our country in this post-modern, post-Christian, post-nearly-everything age.
I mean, honestly: who better personifies the current culture than Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark?
But then Monday happened. Once again, our country was devastated by acts of terror and we watched the bloody aftermath of a world without safety. Despite the celebratory nature of Patriot's Day in beautiful Boston, there was nothing fun in those moments. There was no ironic humor. There was simply the cries and moans of people once again made victim to the ultimate truth about our own existence: that we are vulnerable. No matter how much we might think otherwise.
Out of this chaos rose the familiar fear that our world is rapidly falling apart; that we stand at a point in history when the evil men do threatens to finally overwhelm us, finally push us into a permanent state of danger and fear.
And into the aftermath, amid the pundits and postulation, nestled between the cries for help and the cries for blood, this video was released:
Suddenly, I got very excited to see Man of Steel.
Now, it's not for reasons you might think. Sure, this trailer showed far more action than the previous ones, and the scope of the film went from "movie" to "MOVIE". But what really struck me was the truth of the character, why he not only exists but sticks around in our collective minds: he reminds us that we need heroes. Not just men and women who can be heroic, but true heroes. People who do what is right because it is right. The trailer gave me faith that the movie was landing at the perfect time in our collective consciousness because we need to be reminded that the darkness that threatens us will not win.
We need Superman because we need hope.
I'm not saying the movie isn't escapism – it is. But it calls us to a place where our hopes aren't dashed by the evil that rises. It calls us to a place where notions like honor, virtue, sacrifice, courage, goodness, faith, and other old-fashioned ideals, not only exist, they shine against the blackness that seems to consume our world. A world where we pull for the hero because he is a hero.
Sure, they're rewriting the myth with this movie. There's no kryptonite. There's no Lex Luthor (as far as I know). It's going to be much more inward-turmoil that drives this Superman; he'll become who he is because he goes on a great internal quest, forced to embrace his destiny by the violence and evil of another being. In short, we'll see our national identity crisis played out on the big screen, and we'll have to ask ourselves: will we become a nation of heroes, or will we fall to the men who wish to bring us down.
I for one will have no problem wanting to slap on a bright red cape and go flying into the face of fear. I felt that pull while watching the trailer; I feel it even more as I continue to read stories about the bombs and plans of the Boston terrorist(s). In a world of madness, we need to be inspired – reminded – that hope lives.
And hope wins.
Call me a nerd. Call this the unrepentant ramblings of a man who spent too much time reading comics as a kid, too much time visiting far-off worlds where lesser imaginations made sure that the good guy always won. Call me naive. Call me whatever.
But don't miss this: of all our fictional heroes, of all the invented men and women this country has produced to try and sum up our fractured corporate identity, the character of Superman holds the most resonance, the most sentimental value. Now ask yourself, why is that?
It's because deep down, past the ironic cynicism that has come to color our perceptions, we want to believe a man can fly. We want to believe in heroes.
Now, perhaps, more than ever.
Fear Is Our Native Tongue
Yesterday, someone blew up the finish line of the Boston Marathon. What once was a foreign thought – the idea that anyone would dare attack our country and its citizens – has become commonplace. Once again we turn on the news, or log on to our favorite website, and we see images of horror, bloodshed, chaos and fear. People rush to speculate; people rush to pontificate; people rush to say something about the events of the day because that's what we're trained to do. And amid all of this rushing and saying and thinking and debating, one thing becomes as crystal clear:
Fear is our native tongue.
We speak fear fluently. We are well-versed in the hushed tones of terror. We flawlessly recite the levels of warning, the various ethereal connections that may or may not be behind this bombing or that shooting. We can converse the existence and depth of human depravity and violence with the best of them. It is as natural to us now as breathing, and it's been this way a long time.
Sure, the outpouring of violence over the past two decades seems staggering, but the vocabulary of fear was ingrained long before Oklahoma City, long before Columbine, long before the towers fell. We began speaking fear when someone realized it was a great way to sell products. We began speaking fear when someone realized it was a great way to get someone to walk an aisle. We began speaking fear when we realized that the single greatest weapon in the hands of fallen men is the uncertainty of this life and our place it.
We began speaking fear in Eden. And we've not stopped since.
It sounds hyperbolic, doesn't it? I'm taking things over the top to make a point, aren't I? No. This is the human experience – we live in fear. Fear that our lives will be too short. Fear that our lives will be too long. Fear that our lives will be meaningless. Fear that our shampoo isn't doing its job, fear that our car says the wrong thing about us, fear that our jeans make us look fat, fear that our ice cream is made from hormonally charged milk. We worry about everything from our choice in toothpaste to our choice in partners; from where we live to where we vacation; we are afraid, either consciously or subconsciously, for almost every waking moment of our lives.
And when things blow up, when bad things happen, we no longer truly sense that they are aberrations; we no longer believe that the good guys will find the bad guys and the good guys will win; we've been conditioned by fear to believe that there's more to the story, that the rabbit hole runs deeper, that sometimes the bad guys not only win, they win big. We feel that way because that's what we think of the world. We live in fear, and we follow it blindly.
But what about the people who courageously ran into the face of danger yesterday? What of the brave men and women, both in and out of uniform, who put themselves in harm's way to bring order into the chaos, to shine the light of hope in the midst of the smoke and rubble? We point to them and say, "They weren't afraid! They refute your point!", only they don't; they actually make us more keenly aware of how steeped we are in fear, because their bravery is seen as exceptional – which means that it's against the grain. Which means that the grain is to run away in fear, which is exactly what I'm suggesting we're conditioned to do.
I mean, look at the lives we've willingly surrendered to: we have less freedom now than ever before, and we're okay with it because we're afraid of the alternative. We're okay with a government that can tap our phones and search our homes and send unmanned drones over our heads because they protect us. We're afraid of what's out there so we'll take the devil we do know over the devil we don't, and we'll hope that things don't go south. The illusion of protection is now our greatest security, despite the fact that the world keeps rupturing that illusion with evidence that it doesn't exist.
Fear owns us. Lock, stock, and double-barreled shotgun.
What's the alternative, you ask? What choice do we have but to live in – embrace – our fears and do what we can to mitigate them?
We choose to be free. We choose to let go of the things of this world, the things that are temporary and always passing away from us, and grab hold of the one thing that is eternal and never changes. We choose Christ and His Kingdom. We choose the infinite, immutable God and we rest in Him. We commit ourselves to His character, His goodness, His love, His mercy, and we drive out the fears that consume us and we learn a new language.
Hope. Not the stuff of dreams, not the wishful musings of an uncertain people, but the confident assurance that what He says is, and always will be.
"There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear." Because fear has to do with punishment, with punitive measures, with loss. We fear losing the things around us because those things are temporary – our fear is not meant to the posture of our lives, but the signpost that points us to the existence of the Perfect Love that gives us the certainty, the security, we all crave. We are not meant to embrace fear; it is not meant to be native to our souls; it was and is always meant to be foreign to us, a discomfort that we shed when we turn to God and Christ.
So let's shed it. Let's lay aside our fears. I'm not suggesting we live as Pollyannas, but we cannot live as cowards. If we wish to conquer evil, then we begin by recognizing it has already been defeated. If we wish to slay fear, then we begin by embracing the One who has already slain it.
Today, as our nation continues to exhort its citizens to pray for Boston, let us really do so. Only let us stop to consider exactly to whom we're praying, and let us not stop with mere platitudes for healing and restoration, but instead let us be bold and pray for the final eradication of the fear and evil that surrounds us. Let us pray that His "kingdom come, [His] will be done on earth, as it is in heaven."
And let us agree with the Apostle John: "Even so Lord Jesus, come."
The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil
Yeah, yeah, yeah…I know. I'm boring you with all my blogs lately. Too "deep." Too "thinky." Too "much hot air, like a leaky balloon." I get it. But it's how I'm wired, man. This morning, I can't stop thinking about the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
In fact, everything that I'm ready or studying lately seems to be converging on the themes of God's sovereignty, morality, and the struggle of man with good and evil. It's so prevalent for me, I couldn't even enjoy watching The Three Amigos last night without considering the transformation of the Amigos into heroes once they understood the existence of real evil in Santo Poco and their ability – their moral duty – to stand against it.
When you think like that about The Three Amigos, you know you're in trouble.
I digress.
Back to the tree of knowledge of good and evil: like yesterday's post, this one is going to be outside of the box, and I'm not sure I can dig all the way down in just a few thousand words (give or take). But it's just taking up so much space in my brain, I feel like I need to get it out there and let it run around for a bit. If it gets Tasered by people smarter than me, so be it (it might turn out to be fun, like yesterday's post).
I've grown up believing that the tree of knowledge of good and evil imparted moral wisdom to Adam and Eve. That, until they ate of the tree, they didn't know that such a thing as "good" or "bad" existed. I've never questioned it, and have, in fact, preached it as sound on numerous occasions. I don't dispute that such an interpretation is wrong at all. I'm merely posing something to think about that enhanced my understanding of this doctrine.
The Hebrew words "good" and "evil" used in Genesis 2:9 and 2:17 are the words טוב (towb) and רע (ra`). Here's where it gets interesting: towb/good is primarily translated as pleasant, agreeable – it's an adjective. Ra/evil is primarily translated as an adjective too – it means bad, disagreeable, malignant. The two words describe the knowledge gained by eating of the tree – the ability to know that things can either be agreeable/good or disagreeable/bad.
So far, so orthodox. That's good, right?
But here's the thing: Adam and Eve both already had moral knowledge before eating of the tree. They didn't have to eat from the tree in order to learn that some things are bad and some are good; God had already given them that information in Genesis 2:15-17, when He commanded them not to eat of the tree.
The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it. And the Lord God commanded the man, "You are free to eat from any tree in the garden; but you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat from it you will certainly die."
God gave a command and explained the penalty for transgressing that command. He issued a moral standard by which Adam (and Eve) should live. In hearing that command, Adam (and Eve) knew that there was such a thing as right and wrong. Morality was defined for them from the lips of God, and they understood its implications.
So the tree didn't impart that to them. God did. Morality comes from God.
Then the serpent came along and questioned the paradigm. He suggested that God had kept them from moral knowledge by prohibiting them from eating of the tree. It's subtle, but it's significant: the serpent shifted the locus of morality from God to the tree. Instead of trusting God to tell you/show you what's right and wrong, Eve, you should eat the fruit of the tree and let it open your eyes on those matters. And by eating of the tree, what it possesses becomes yours too.
Boom. In just a few words, the human condition was tainted. Instead of trusting God to reveal His goodness to us, we now opt to define it for ourselves. The problem is that the innate perfection and holiness required to determine good and evil is found only in God; without Him to guide us, we can no more choose right from wrong than a colorblind person can pick out their favorite shades on a color wheel. By seeking to possess something God had already given us in Himself, we destroyed ourselves and that knowledge.
And if you'll give me a second to chase a really weird rabbit trail: If the tree was the container of moral knowledge, that takes away from God's character, does it not? God is diminished because the tree and its fruit holds the essence of the moral law. But we reject that idea on it's face – God Himself is the moral lawgiver, and morality finds its foundation within Him. So why did the tree have to exist at all? What was it's point?
To bring God glory. To show us that we could never possess the ability to determine morality for ourselves. To teach us that we would ever have to be in relationship with God in order to know what truly is right and wrong, real and illusion, good and evil.
After typing this all out, it seems fairly basic. Obvious, even. And that just means that I'm chasing windmills here, exploring a trail someone else has blazed. But there's so much about morality and goodness and evil that I'm just beginning to understand, it seemed significant that our knowledge of right and wrong was given to us long before Adam and Eve ate from that tree. It was a gift freely given by God – not a treasure withheld because we couldn't handle it. That changes things for me in a way that I simply cannot articulate at this time. I don't know if I'll ever be able to spell it out.
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North Dakotans approved a measure Tuesday that lets the University of North Dakota dump its Fighting Sioux nickname—a decades-old moniker considered offensive by some and fiercely supported by others.
The vote sends the matter back to the state's Board of Higher Education, which is expected to retire the moniker and American Indian head logo.
For many at the university itself, the long-running battle has become a distraction that is hurting the athletic program as a growing number of teams refuse to play the school.
North Dakota's sports teams are barred from taking part in post-season NCAA games as long as they wear the logo.
NCAA teams like Minnesota and Wisconsin, North Dakota's biggest rivals, refuse to play teams with Indian nicknames.
Athletic director Brian Faison Faison said the women's basketball team, for example, was forced to cancel two games with the Iowa Hawkeyes because of the logo.
"There's definite consensus now that in order for us to move forward, the nickname and logo need to be retired," said Mr. Faison.
First adopted in 1930, the Sioux nickname was given ceremonial sanction in 1969 at a Sioux pipe ceremony and has since been at the center of petitions, lawsuits, sanctions, an official retirement of the logo and, subsequently, an official reinstatement.
After the school lost a legal battle with the National Collegiate Athletic Association over the logo, the State Board of Higher Education announced in April 2010 that the iconic Sioux logo would be retired. University officials initiated the change from the Indian head logo to an intertwined white and green "ND," a logo from the early 1900s.
That decision angered some residents including Frank Blackcloud, the 47-year-old spokesman for the Committee for Understanding and Respect, one of the organizations fighting to save the logo.
"The name was given forever in the pipe ceremony of 1969," Mr. Blackcloud said. "We should be grandfathered in."
In March 2011, the state legislature passed a measure forcing the university to retain the logo and reactivate its web address of fightingsioux.com.
A bill passed in a special legislative session eight months later rescinded the order, again dooming the mascot to extinction in December 2011.
This past February, supporters of the nickname gathered 17,213 signatures, enough to bring the issue to a popular vote tonight, the first time the people of North Dakota have had a direct say on this issue.
Regardless of the outcome, the issue will not die tonight: a Sioux group is trying to get a state constitutional amendment requiring the school to keep the nickname on a ballot soon.
—The Associated Press contributed to this article.


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