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Win Snaps Four Game Winless Streat at Tsongas Arena
LOWELL, Mass. — For the second week in a row, New Hampshire made the most of its chances.
Despite being outshot badly throughout most of the game, UNH proved to be opportunistic, scoring two power play goals and getting solid goaltending from junior Kevin Regan, as the No. 10 Wildcats defeated gritty UMass Lowell, 5-2, at Tsongas Arena.
On November 12, New Hampshire was also out-shot for the game against archrival and No. 1 Maine at Alfond Arena, but the Wildcats prevailed in that game as well, handing the Black Bears their first loss of the season in an 8-2 win.
With the victory, New Hampshire improved to 6-2-1 overall, 4-1-1 in Hockey East, and the Wildcats snapped a four-game winless streak at Tsongas Arena, where they had been 0-2-2. UMass Lowell dropped just its second game in the last seven to fall to 3-3-3 (2-2-2).
Sophomore Jerry Pollastrone was the big gun for UNH, with two goals and two assists.
"UNH is certainly a very explosive offensive team. They play with grit, they get to loose pucks, and they're very opportunistic. That is a team that is going to be one of the best in our league," said River Hawks coach Blaise MacDonald. "Its easy to get excited to play a great team like UNH."
UMass Lowell certainly seemed excited from the drop of the puck, as the River Hawks continually pressured UNH and for most of the period out-battled the Wildcats.
Flashy freshman Chris Auger got the River Hawks on the board first, re-directing a shot from the point by senior J.R. Bria to the delight of the crowd. UMass Lowell had a commanding 9-3 shot advantage at the end of the first 20 minutes and the lead, 1-0.
Pollastrone got his first tally of the evening off a nice feed from classmate Trevor Smith, who threaded the needle to a streaking Pollastrone just outside the crease. The Salisbury Prep product sent the puck five-hole through the wickets of freshman netminder Carter Hutton for his third goal of the season to tie the score at 1-1.
Just 16 seconds later, the roles were reversed, as Pollastrone returned the favor and set up Smith on a 2-on-1 break. Smith beat Hutton stick side for his 10thgoal of the season.
UMass Lowell got even at the 6:09 mark of the middle stanza on a great individual effort by freshman Frank Stegnar, who rushed down the right side, beat the UNH defender, and put a tough shot on goal that was saved by Regan. Sophomore Mark Roebothan followed up the play nicely and sent the puck past the sprawled Regan to tie the score at 2-2.
But penalties proved to be costly for the River Hawks towards the end of the second period.
With Bria out for boarding and senior defenseman Cleve Kinley in the sin bin for hooking, Pollastrone connected for his second goal of the game with UNH enjoying a two-man advantage. Pollastrone sent a quick wrist shot from the left circle that appeared to clang off the crossbar.
"I heard a 'ding' after I shot it," said Pollastrone of the goal, his fourth of the season. "It's a matter of capitalizing on the opportunities we have."
UMass Lowell gave up a back-breaker with just 28 seconds left in the period, as Mike Radja continued his torrid scoring pace with his eighth goal of the season after UNH had been buzzing the River Hawks net.
The Wildcats, despite being outshot 21-14 for the game, had a two-goal lead entering the third period.
"I thought we were in complete control in the second period," said MacDonald. "Then we took some inopportune penalties. They (UNH) really capitalized on their opportunities."
MacDonald pulled Hutton at the start of the third period and inserted sophomore Vinny Monaco to try and ignite a fire under his team. Senior captain Jason Tejchma put a tester on Regan during an early River Hawks power play, and Tejchma had another chance with UMass Lowell on a two-man advantage, but he couldn't send home a pass on the doorstep from freshman Paul Worthington.
Junior Matt Fornataro put the final nail in the coffin for UNH finishing off a pretty feed from Pollastrone.
"We haven't won here too often. They came at us hard. Westill have too many penalties and we can't have that. But a good win for us and we'll take it," said New Hampshire coach Dick Umile.
Despite the loss, MacDonald likes what he sees from his young squad.
"I liked our speed, puck possession, and the fact that we created a lot of good scoring opportunities. We're playing 11 freshmen and 4 sophomores. So I'm extremely pleased."
The two teams square off again Saturday, this time at the Whittemore Center in Durham, NH. Gametime is at 7 pm.
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Washington, D.C.—The last quarter of the year, known as the "giving season," is a crucial time for both charities and donors. Half of the nonprofits that participated in a 2010 fundraising survey reported that they receive the majority of contributions during the last three months of the year, and online giving has peaked at the end of December in recent years.
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Suzanne von Borsody is a German actress. She comes from a prominent theatre family, being the daughter of actress Rosemarie Fendel and actor Hans von Borsody. Her grandfather, Eduard von Borsody, was a famous director, while his brother, her great uncle, Julius von Borsody, was an equally famous set designer. She may be best known internationally for playing Frau Jäger in the 1998 film Run Lola Run, and has also done dubbing work for foreign films such as Treasure Planet, where she provides the German voice of Captain Amelia. She is a Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF as well as for several other charity organizations.
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- Bin Ich Schön? (Am I Beautiful?) 2000
- Run Lola Run (Lola rennt) 1999
- Power of Emotion (Die Macht der Gefühle) 1983
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- B.i.N. - Berlin in November
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College football fans need no introduction to Bud Wilkinson, but few of them know the great University of Oklahoma football coach as a devoted father. In Dear Jay, Love Bud, Jay Wilkinson, Bud's younger son, shares forty-seven letters his father wrote to him while he was in college and graduate school. Spanning the early to mid-1960s, these letters reveal Bud's deep love for his son, as well as the philosophy and values that led to his remarkable success in sports and in life.Beginning with the first letter Bud wrote when Jay left home, this collection shows a father guiding his son toward his own path while stressing the importance of service to others. The embodiment of the scholar-athlete, Bud mixes encouragement with intellectual discussions. When Jay reads American philosopher William James for a class at Duke University, his father, a serious student of literature, reads the book, too, and uses its insights to help Jay deal with the challenges of his freshman year. Bud writes about his own challenges, as well, including his debate over whether to accept the Kennedy administration's invitation to head the President's Council on Physical Fitness. Jay's comments about each of these letters provide context and further insight.By the time Jay becomes a graduate student at the Episcopal Theological School, the correspondence turns toward religion and politics, as Bud reflects on the philosophical issues of the day and on his unsuccessful run for the U.S. Senate in 1964. His belief that the greatest leaders are not always the most popular made him an unlikely politician even then, but a wonderful role model and interlocutor for his son. Bud's thoughts on ethics in business and politics are as inspiring today as when he wrote them a half-century ago.
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The websites that you see are there because someone had the initiative of making an investment. Some web sites prompt their readers to buy a certain product and others provide services for a fee. Whatever their purpose is, the objective of a particular web page is to be seen.
There is a never-ending race between web sites that offer the same information. The goal is to appear at the top of search engine rankings of major search engines such as Google, Yahoo and Bing. Appearing at the top of the list greatly improves your site's chances of being viewed thereby increasing traffic. Thus, whatever information or product is displayed in your web site, you get the first look. This is mostly achieved with the use of SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, techniques.
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SEO experts know what it is best for your website, but many so called SEO experts turn out to be a scam. If they are not a scam, they will guide you in understanding important principles that are considered to be the backbone of proper SEO practices, such as the inclusion of targeted keywords. These experts will then help you incorporate the principles to your site to ensure that it is effectively maximized.
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Q – How do I get an EA# when I book through Concur Travel?
A – Travelers still need to complete and submit a travel worksheet to the Ames Lab travel office. The travel office reviews the travel worksheet, assigns and EA# authorizing the travel, and completes/purchases the ticket through Concur Travel.
Q - Who is preloaded in the Concur Travel system? Can I designate more than one assistor?
A - Some employees already have profiles, but they need to be checked for accuracy. You can designate as many assistors as you choose.
Q - If I use Concur Travel on Friday and make a reservation, will it still be on file and ready to use on Monday morning?
A - No, reservations can only be held for 24 hours.
Q - What do we do about split costs with trips? (Partial payment from ISU and some from Ames Lab)
A – Cliqbook may not be used for this. Call Travel and Transport for help.
Q - What billing address do I use when setting up my profile?
A - Please use your home address for your own credit card. Anything that is direct-billed will automatically come to Ames Lab.
Q - Concur Travel has an option to 'share a trip'. Can we use this for our spouse or anyone traveling for personal reasons?
A - No, Concur Travel may not be used for any personal travel. You should call Travel and Transport if you want to make reservations for your spouse. Concur Travel cannot be used any personal use.
Q - What if I only take one trip a year? Should I set up a profile and use Concur Travel?
A – It is your decision. You may use the Concur Travel Guest Booking tool. It may be more economical and time effective to call Travel and Transport.
Q - Will one profile work for an assistor if I am using both Ames Lab and Iowa State funding?
A – Concur Travel identifies the "bill to†by the way the profile is set up. If you travel with both Ames Lab and Iowa State, you will need two (2) profiles. One profile will be with an "ameslab.gov†domain and the other should be with "iastate.edu†domain.
Q - Will Konnie see that I picked the lowest airfare? If I did not pick the lowest price what happens?
A - If you picked the lowest airfare the trip will hold and the system should proceed without problems. If you do not pick the lowest airfare you will need to justify that in the system. There is a reason code and a space to type in your reasoning for not using the lowest airfare.
Q - Is 'time constraints' a good enough reason to pick a higher airfare?
A - You should provide a detailed explanation; "time constraints†should be explained further and may not be a good enough reason to warrant purchasing a higher fare.
Q - Can Cliqbook be used for foreign travel?
A – While it is not an Ames Lab policy, we do not advise you to use Concur Travel for foreign travel. Concur Travel is not designed to find the best fares for multiple legs. It is advised and a best practice to call Travel and Transport to book foreign flights.
Q - What do I do if we do not want to use Concur Travel?
A - You may call T&T and make reservations through them.
Q - Can the prices change after I enter on Concur Travel?
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Q - Can the traveler cancel a reservation or does the Travel Office Clerk need to do this?
A – A traveler can cancel the reservation on his or her own.
Q - I see you can clone a trip. Can I wait until the trip is over and clone it?
A - No, you must clone the trip before it takes place or you will not be able to do that.
Q - If I have problems using Concur Travel, how should I proceed?
A – Call Travel and Transport help desk, or call the Ames Lab Travel Office (4-1780 or 4-4488) for help.
Q - What if I ordered using ISU funds and then need to change it to Ames Lab funds? What do I do?
A - You will need to cancel your reservation, log-in with Ames Lab profile, and re-start your reservation.
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A - No, both places should give you the same options. All the information is loaded through the airlines.
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If you want to refer to my 'career' with World of Warcraft, I should be thankful to many of the people I have met in and out of the game itself. There are people even to this day that I consider close friends, others that I have had the honor of meeting even if it was for a fleeting moment.
But then some weeks tend to be more difficult than others. To the point that you start to wonder whether the reputation, gold and experience is truly worth it. As I have said before, I am running some of the older Mists of Pandaria raids for gold and reputation. There is this mental itch I have that when I see a non exalted reputation I must finish it off. In this case I do all of the Throne of Thunder raids i can get during the week. These raids include the dreaded LFR that everyone finds so tasty on the brain.
Most of the time these go off without a hitch. Poke Durumu in the eye with a big pointy stick, ride Tortos like a bronco even get a little shock to the system with Lei Shen.
But this week seemed to be a cavalcade of grumpy players. Players looking to pick fights for the smallest problem. Then a full blown meltdown if there was a wipe. Remember this content was the new shiny raids not 6 months ago. Most players are overgeared for the content, but there is still a certain amount of possibility of dying a horrid game death. But no one really signs on to be the target of someone's abuse.
Having spent easily 10,000g on repairs over the years I have been playing, seeing a raid fail to a boss is a normal experience. You just pick up, look to see what can be fixed and move on. If nothing can be solved, then it is time to leave the raid and go find something else to do. But there are times I feel I am in the minority when it comes to this attitude.
Noob, idiot, *&*$ and other words that would get you punched out in the real world get slung around as normal conversation. My raid can joke with me and tell me I'm weak sauce, but everyone has their limits. Lately my patience to have to listen to people go off for silly reasons has become less and less. Most of the time players will just direct it at the random player, but occasionally someone will shoot their mouth in my general direction. One raid i ended up dying due to poor tanking/healing and was accused of taking 'too much damage'. If I had failed in the mechanics I would have completely agreed with them. The wise player knows they are never 100% perfect, but in this case every movement out of raid damage was done correctly. Seemed this player also didn't understand how an arms warrior works when well geared. Hearing 'why is the warrior doing so much AOE damage' finally got me to respond. After explaining in a slow, precise matter that an arms warrior has 3 different cleaves that automatically go off you will get AOE damage. Along with this explanation was the fact that this player needed to be more worried about their low dps (under 100k) than putting the blame on everyone but their own shoulders.
Later this bothered me not because of the words I had used. What bothered me was that I had let his rash silliness get to me and take away my enjoyment of the raid. There will always be hotheads, always be players that troll for attention. There will always be players to be carried with a dps wheelbarrow. Raid wipes will occur no matter the skill of a group. But my attitude is what I choose it to be. I can choose to react or I can choose to walk away. Either choice is viable and functional.
The same goes for the good days and bad days of making gold. Our attitudes attach themselves to whether we can be successful or not. Making lots of gold is fun. Making lots of gold in the game without losing all mental sanity is even better. So enjoy the game with a good spirit and less stress. And remember there is always the choice to turn off the game and take a breath. It is a game and you make the choice of what attitude you bring.
Good Luck and Good Gold Hunting
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According to ComicBook.com on Feb. 5, in a webcast entailing Disney's first quarter fiscal year of their earnings report, the CEO of Disney confirmed that "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and "The Avengers: Age of Ultron" will tie into "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." Last year, it was only the "Captain America 2" sequel that had been reported as such, but now both are involved.
CEO Iger did say he saw the movie quite a few times and touts that even for a non-branded film, the U.S. seems to speak out loudly about it.
"I've really been impressed with the early buzz that we're seeing for the Marvel films," said Iger. "Captain America is just huge. Now, we're already in the marketplace with some marketing, but it's been relatively limited. We had a pre-game for instance in the Super Bowl. And yet the interest in the Captain America film, which comes out April 4 here in the states, seems much louder than it would be for what I would call a non-branded film".
Also slated for March is a tie-in comic book entitled "Captain America: Homecoming". It entails Steve Rogers taking a tour in his home town of Brooklyn for nostalgic purposes when he and the Black Widow encounter a terrorist attack. This particular event takes place in a time period between "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and "The Avengers: Age of Ultron".
For those interested in an ongoing plot synopsis that ties into "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.", stay tuned every Tuesday night on ABC at 8 p.m. EST.
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- Clark Gregg says fans are losers for not watching 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'
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- Joss Whedon thinks the 'Avengers 2' film is similar to 'The Godfather: Part II'
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When you think about a sub you think ham, turkey, roast beef, lettuce, tomato, etcetera. Well, you best be thinking a wee bit differently when you enter into a No. 7 Sub shop.
Now you probably never heard of this joint before unless you live in one of the four areas they service, two in Manhattan and two in Brooklyn. I had not heard about the place either. It was a friend who lives in Midtown South that told me about No. 7 Sub. He goes to one located at the ACE Hotel on Broadway between 28th and 29th. So, I did a little research and check out the offerings.
After reading the menu items and their story, there was definitely something unique about No. 7 Sub. The menu was not typical of sub shop fare. Like their CAULIFLOWER CHEESESTEAK made with cauliflower florets, roasted green peppers, provolone, Vidalia onion and fried shallots. Based on the ingredients of that sub alone, I needed to try No. 7 Sub and that sandwich.
I went to the Ace Hotel location and spoke with the manager. "Mike" was more than accommodating and told me about each of the subs and then made me a sampling of each one of them. Needless to say, the Cauliflower Cheesesteak was first on the list. It was unbelievably tasty. From the consistency of the bread to the tenderness of the cauliflower (not mushy or hard, just right) and the sweetness of the Vidalia onion and the crunch of the fried shallots, this sub was a winner in my book.
Then came out the ZUCCHINI PARM made with fried zucchini, Fontina cheese, sweet onion, pickled jalapenos, BBQ potato chips. This was another meatless sub and one bite and you will never even miss the meat. The cheese once again mellows out the sweetness of the onion and briny heat of the pickled jalapenos. Then there is the crunch from those chips. That BBQ flavor that comes through despite all the other ingredients.
The BROCCOLI CLASSIC with lychee muchim, ricotta salata, fried shallots and mayo hailed the third meatless offering. Again, this sub is bursting with flavor that you will not miss the meat at all. Even you broccoli haters will love this one.
In the immortal words or Clara Pella, I asked, "Where's the meat?" And out it came in the form of THE GOODFELLA sub. This was no sub to laugh about. It was as serious as they come. This as truly a "made sub" with Genoa salami, pepperoni, mortadella (the type with the pistachios), mozzarella, Thai basil and jardinière (made up of jalapenos, hearts of palm, green olives, red onions.) This is a great tribute to an Italian palate. For me it was all about the savory meats and mellowness of the cheese. The Thai basil kicks it up in flavor, while the jalapenos add the heat and the red onions add a sweet crunch. You'll be looking for a cannoli and a cup of espresso after you eat one.
Bring me the No. 7, please! Yes, there is a NO. 7 CLUB turkey, ham, jalapeno mayo, tomatoes, BBQ potato chips and Pico de Lettuce (which is house made.) The meats were fresh and combination of that jalapeno and mayo and crunch of the chips made it just a good as the other subs, but it was the house made Pico de Lettuce that puts this baby over the top.
This place is the brainchild of pals Tyler Kord (chef) and Matthew Maddy (designer) that started No. 7 Sub in 2010 with the help of Ian Sugarman, who is another partner. Their Chef de Cuisine is Ryan Reynolds (not the actor) and Katherine Pangaro who is the General Manager and all around great person runs the entire operation.
I had enough room left to taste their version of gazpacho. I was not disappointed. Like everything else, it was loaded with flavors, layers of it. You could taste the freshness of the pineapple, cucumber and cilantro. For that added heat, some Sriracha and fried shallots for crunch. Delicious!
No. 7 Sub's offerings may seem untraditional, but these sandwich creations offer great flavor, texture and a sense of the unknown with every bite. Their bread, which was not doughy at all and had that crunchy crust, comes from Caputo's Bakery in Brooklyn. Excellent choice guys! Isn't this what you want from a sub? It is that uniqueness that makes these sandwiches a crowd pleaser that has folks returning again and again.
They started this all in their Fort Greene, Brooklyn restaurant, and located their first standalone shop in the Ace Hotel location. There are three other locations; a soon to open sandwich shop/bar on Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, a kiosk at the renowned Plaza Hotel at 5th Ave and Central Park South and one in Dumbo, Brooklyn Bridge Park, 11 Water Street.
I should tell you that these subs are not priced the same as those chain sub shops. These subs are high-end with a lot of fresh and unique ingredients. So the costs of the subs are a bit more. The Cauliflower Cheesesteak goes for $10 and the Goodfella will run you $12 with the No.7 being $13. OK, so they a bit higher in cost, but there is no doubt these babies are worth it. With a line outside the door at lunchtime, there are a lot of New Yorkers that think so too.


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Three pointspread picks: Can Jim Harbaugh keep the magic going?
Been leaking oil the past few weeks, dropping from a solid start (9-5-1) to my current .500 status through nine weeks.
I'm not real proud of that, but it has led to a personal revelation.
Pretty sure I've been overthinking these predictions of late. You know, running too much information through the hopper and basically confusing myself beyond belief.
OK, enough of that. Back to the gut. And on to Week 10:
Pick 1: NINERS (minus 3.5) over Giants – Jim Harbaugh has yet to lose against the spread (7-0-1) since becoming an NFL head coach. And you know what? I'm not picking against him again until he does.
Pick 2: CHIEFS (minus 3) over Broncos — Kansas City hardly could have been worse last week at home against the Dolphins. The Broncos and Tim Tebow hardly could have been better at Oakland. Now Denver goes back on the road for the third time in four weeks. Road dogs went 2-1 last week while playing away from home for the second straight week, but they're still 7-15-1 on the year.
Pick 3: Jaguars (minus 3) at COLTS — The Jags aren't very good either, but they have come within half a point of meeting or beating the number the past three weeks. Two of those came on the road, and now they're coming off a bye to face a team that is clearly sucking for Andrew Luck.
Last week: 1-2. Season: 12-12-3 (.500).


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Suffering: Why We Shouldn't Try to Avoid It
C. S. Lewis wrote in The Problem of Pain: "If God were good, He would wish to make His creatures perfectly happy, and if God were almighty, He would be able to do what He wished. But the creatures are not happy. Therefore, God lacks either goodness, or power, or both. This is the problem of pain in its simplest form."
Of the many questions raised by suffering and evil, these four capture most of the heart issues:
- Does God know? (the issue of His omniscience)
- Does God care?·(the issue of His benevolence and love)
- Can He do anything about it? (the issue of His omnipotence)
- If He knows, cares, and can do something about it, why doesn't He?·(the·issue of His purposes and will)
So much about suffering and evil remains opaque and impenetrable. On the other hand, a lot is knowable. read more
How to Win ANY Battle in Life
You've tried it your way and failed. Don't give up! Choose to stay in the game and see how God even takes our mistakes and builds them into our greatest victories.
How many times have we heard this one: "It doesn't matter if you win or lose, it's how you play the game that counts." Some of us realized winning meant a lot when we noticed that the guys who got the girls were the ones who won the starting positions on the team. Even if how they played the game was anything but nice, they still won and got the girls.
Go out in life thinking that winning does not matter and you will be very disappointed. Winning matters a lot.
Winners get the best stuff. The world talks about and celebrates winners, while it shuns the loser who seems to not have what it takes or has it for a while and then loses it. Few can tell you who raced in the Indianapolis 500 in any given year. The winners are the ones that count.
Your Personal Battles
Everybody struggles with something and battles it day after day. Your main battle might be overeating, pornography, drinking, anger, depression or one of many other things that could have been tripping you up, perhaps for years.
You have made two choices that most everybody else has made: (1) You have tried real hard to fix it yourself; (2) You have asked God to take the battle from you and just heal it right now.
You may have begged Him and even questioned whether or not there actually is a God, or whether or not He loves you based on the fact that your battle has continued. You may have even defended your problem, saying it is just the way God made you since He hasn't seen fit to change it for you.
It is always good to ask for God's healing, but if you are still struggling, still losing the battle, now is the time to make some different choices that will turn your life around.
When dealing with your innermost battles, keep in mind that winners are not just those men who develop a plan for their life, go out and execute it and then watch everything fall perfectly in place. Winning also comes from the response we choose when things don't go so well.
Great coaches train the team to go out and win. But championship coaches take it a step further: They train their teams to respond when the other team scores first. Great teams know how to come back when they are behind. It is the response to things not going well that often determines whether or not a team wins or loses. The same goes with individuals.
You have a choice of how to respond when things go wrong. Most likely there is some area, some battle in which you have experienced defeat over and over again. Now you have choices before you that will either turn your life into a succession of loss upon loss or a life defined in every way by winning.
Giving Up Old Choices
One choice in response to mistakes and personal failures is arrogant defensiveness. This is the choice to justify, rationalize and stand your ground. It is the choice down a path of repeated failures and stunted growth. I have used this response often and have to surrender it up every day.
It always feels good for the moment to exercise my right to defend what I did and stand my ground. But it never helps me move forward, and, eventually, I have to acknowledge my arrogance and let it go.
I have to replace the choice to remain stubborn, resistant, arrogant and defensive with the choice of a winner. It is the unattractive choice of humble willingness.
The Choice of Humble Willingness
Those who are both humble and willing realize they do not have all the answers, and they are willing to do whatever it takes to find them. This place of humility allows them to seek help from others and shift their reliance from themselves to God.
Proverbs 3:5-7 tells us to not lean on our own understanding and to not be wise in our own eyes. A humble willingness to do whatever it takes, to reach out and get the help that is needed is a sign of character and strength. It is the beginning of the path to the victory circle. But to get there you have to allow God to use your struggle to teach you to rely less on your own resources and totally on Him.
Over the years I have watched people reach this crucial point where they are willing to do whatever it takes, and I have watched everything in their lives turn around. I have also seen those who reach the point and turn and run in the opposite direction. The biggest reason is that they are unwilling to make a bold move toward healing.
You can't just declare yourself a winner. You have to heal the things that are preventing you from having victory. The biggest reason you have lost the battle is that you have relied on your own strength, trying to win on your own.
Once you are humbly willing, you can move to connect your life with others who can help you. This means that you are willing to call someone or get in the car and go to a meeting or find a counselor to help you. In humble willingness, tell your wife or close friend that you are finally willing to look into getting some help that they suggested. Humbly acknowledge that you are only as sick as your secrets, and you must break out of secrecy and into connection that heals and helps you to win whatever battles you are facing.
The winning life starts by moving beyond trying harder and merely asking for healing. You give up the old ways and defending the old ways, and you are willing to become involved in the healing by reaching out and connecting.
The connection begins the healing process that will include several difficult processes, such as grieving your past losses so you can move forward. It may involve forgiving those who have hurt you, and giving up old resentments and grudges. And rather than numb your feelings or deny they are there, you will need to acknowledge them and feel the depths of your emotions.
Then, as the reality of your situation becomes clearer, it will require that you embrace your life, the good and the bad of it all, and allow God to do with it what only God can do.
Embracing Rather Than Rejecting Life
God takes our mistakes and blends them and builds them into our biggest wins. I know that may sound strange, but it is true.
You're probably familiar with the Old Testament story of Joseph. The guy went from being the favorite son in his father's house to the depths of an Egyptian prison. Some would say that he had it coming.
Joseph was so arrogant that he was not smart enough to edit what he tells his brothers about God's plan for his life: "One night Joseph had a dream and promptly reported the details to his brothers, causing them to hate him even more. 'Listen to this dream,' he announced. 'We were out in the field tying up bundles of grain. My bundle stood up, and then your bundles all gathered around and bowed low before it!' 'So you are going to be our king, are you?' his brothers taunted. And they hated him all the more for his dream and what he had said" (Gen. 37:5-8, NLT).
So Joseph's brothers decided to kill him, but they changed their minds and sold him into slavery instead. He found favor with his new master only to be thrown in jail after the lady of the house lied about Joseph, accusing him of an impropriety. At some point, I'm sure Joseph was kicking himself for the way he had bragged to his brothers, which started the chain of events leading to his imprisonment. But he didn't give up.
In prison he connected with his fellow inmates, telling them what their dreams meant and that eventually led to his release. Once again, he gained favor by telling Pharaoh what his dreams meant and ended up running the country, enabling him to save his family and, ultimately, an entire nation.
Now, I don't think God meant for those mean brothers to sell Joseph or for him to be falsely accused and thrown in prison. But, somehow, God worked out a big win in the end. As Joseph notes, "God turned into good" what his brothers meant for evil (Gen. 50:20).
You may feel like you are living in your own self-constructed prison. You may think your life is wasted and you are the loser of all losers. But it is not true. If you will stay true to God, God will work with your circumstances and weave them into a wonderful win. But you must humble yourself and become willing to do whatever it takes to heal.
You must reach out and connect with others, getting support, accountability and even treatment for the character defects within you. You must open up your life to others and allow God to manage the outcome. Then you must embrace the reality of your life and allow God to use the things you are most ashamed of. Allow God to weave them and wind them into your future.
The final element to win at anything is perseverance. Whether it is a personal battle or a new project, be in it for the long haul.
Too often, we want the quick fix and the instant solution. We want the big win now and when it does not happen, we give up, throw in the towel and walk away a loser. But if we persevere, hang on and hang in, the win we so badly want may be just around the corner.
Here is how perseverance worked for me. One of the things I feel best about in my life is the creation of the Women of Faith conference. God gave me a vision for discouraged and disappointed women, and we began conferences for women in 1996. Now, almost 15 years later, they are stronger than ever with more than 3 million women having attended, more than 400,000 attending each year. Nothing has ever made me feel more like a winner than the success of Women of Faith and the hundreds of thousands of lives that have been changed by it.
But in 1995, the year before the conferences started, I felt like the biggest loser around. It was then that I created a traveling conference that toured the country in 12 cities. That year, my efforts at creating conferences resulted in a grand total of less than 1,000 people showing up … total.
I remember the grand ballroom in Chicago where we had less than 30. No one looked like or felt like a bigger loser than me. But I did not take the loss as an indictment on who I was. A losing idea and the mistakes I made in implementing it did not make me a total failure. So I persevered with conferences, and it was the next year that Women of Faith started filling every seat available.
Had I given up, I would have never experienced the joy of seeing Women of Faith become the ministry that it is today. The win was not in pulling it off. The win was persevering with God and watching Him do what I had proved I could not do alone.
Perhaps you are about to give up. You don't feel there is any hope for you. If I were sitting there with you, I would encourage you to look for the big win just around the bend or just over the next hill. You may not see it, but it is there.
Stand strong in God's Spirit and resist Satan's lies that you will fail. Take Paul's encouragement in Ephesians 6:10-13 to heart: "Be strong with the Lord's mighty power. Put on all of God's armor so that you will be able to stand firm against all strategies and tricks of the Devil. For we are not fighting against people made of flesh and blood, but against the evil rulers and authorities of the unseen world, against those mighty powers of darkness who rule this world, and against wicked spirits in the heavenly realms. Use every piece of God's armor to resist the enemy in the time of evil, so that after the battle you will still be standing firm."
No matter how low you feel or the degree of humiliation you have experienced, you can choose to keep going and stay in the game rather than quit right before you see what God is about to do. Your loss could actually be the springboard to living the life of a winner because of what you have experienced and what you have learned in the heat of battle. But to experience the life of a winner, you must have a willingness to wait on God and to persevere.
Rather than give up on life, I encourage you to give up your old ways of handling your battles and turn your life over to God. Trust in Him and those He chooses to use to help you. You will heal, and you will win. And, you will find purpose for your life that you never dreamed possible.
Romans 8:28 will unfold before your eyes over your lifetime: God really "causes everything to work together for the good." But first you must choose to win His way and not your own. And once you experience winning God's way, you will want to share the message with others and help them understand the path toward creating a winning life.
- Give up your old ways of trying to win.
- Give up arrogant defensiveness and stubborn resistance.
- Humble yourself and become willing to do whatever it takes.
- Reach out and connect with those who can help you heal.
- Heal old wounds by grieving your losses, forgiving those who hurt you and feeling the depths of your emotions.
- Embrace the reality of your life, including the past you want to forget.
- Persevere and watch God create something amazing from it all.
- Reach out to others who need to find the way to win.
Steve Arterburn is the founder and chairman of New Life Ministries and hosts the nationally syndicated Christian counseling talk show New Life Live. He also serves as a teaching pastor at Heartland Church in Indianapolis and is the author and co-author of more than 60 books, including Every Man's Battle. Contact him at newlife.com. read more
'The Ides of March' Delivers the Chill of Political Corruption
The Ides of March is a well-executed but unoriginal drama that features an incredible cast and serves as a coming out party for Ryan Gosling's status as a major leading actor. What this movie lacks in originality and creative writing, it more than makes up for in the acting and directing, making it one of the best dramas of the fall movie season.
Gosling (pictured here with actor/director George Clooney) stars as an up-and-coming political staffer who gets corrupted while trying to win a presidential election. Again, there's nothing groundbreaking about the plot (really, politics can corrupt people!?), but when you throw in George Clooney, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Paul Giamatti, Jeffrey Wright and a surprisingly good Marisa Tomei, every scene becomes a pleasure to watch.
Gosling is in every scene, and he's magnetic. There's no overacting here. When he starts having to make the morally questionable decisions, you can tell he's torn, but it's underneath the surface. He knows his character and makes him believable in every scene. After breaking out with The Notebook and then working his considerable talents on a number of indie films for the last six years, it was time for him to step up to the plate with a leading role in a mainstream Hollywood movie. Combined with his charismatic, hilarious performance in Crazy, Stupid, Love, it feels like Gosling is finally hitting the big time in 2011, and it's good to have him.
The funny thing is that Gosling is overshadowed in a number of scenes by Hoffman and Giamatti, who absolutely kill their roles as rival political campaign bosses. Watching these guys chew cigars while dishing political barbs is an absolute joy. Tomei and Wright get limited time but make the most of it, and Evan Rachel Wood gives a compelling turn as an intern on the campaign.
I haven't even mentioned Clooney yet, and that's because his role as the seemingly perfect politician almost comes as an afterthought in this movie. Clooney actually did much better work directing The Ides of March than acting in it. He plays down the glitz of politics in favor of the gritty details, which works well given that the film takes place almost entirely in Ohio. This is not Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, and that's a good thing. If you're looking for solid, well-acted drama to see, you can't go wrong with The Ides of March.
Content Watch: Not for the kids. The movie features pervasive language. There is no nudity, but the film deals with mature subjects, including abortion. read more
The Trouble With Christian Phrases
This is a debate that goes on in many churches and ministries across the country. Our culture is less Christian and less knowledgeable about Christian ideas than at any point in its history. We can't assume that our co-workers and neighbors are going to understand a lot of words and phrases that we take for granted, especially those of us who have grown up in the church.
If I tell my co-workers that I have been "saved by grace," many of them would have no idea what that means. Terms like that are so common to Christians that we don't even notice when we're using them. But it is important to be aware; because if we use phrases like that with people who don't understand, it can be off-putting. It hints to them at a special group—a special language that only insiders understand.
Unfortunately we are not talking about something as tangible or simple as what we had for breakfast. In Christianity God reveals himself to us, and we are dealing with ideas and concepts that aren't normally discussed at the water cooler. We have to be able to describe these ideas; and so, naturally, we are forced to use words that many people do not use in their everyday lives. The word justification explains a very important, essential Christian idea, but it's not exactly trending on Twitter right now.
There's nothing wrong with having words and phrases that explain important concepts, as it allows us to discuss our faith intelligibly. The issue lies in how and when we use these words and how comfortable we get with them. It's all about knowing your audience.
I remember when I was in college leading a Bible study of mature Christian guys. We were studying Romans and throwing around a lot of these words and phrases because everyone understood them and was comfortable using them. Then in the middle of the semester, one of our members brought a non-Christian friend with him. Immediately we had to change the tone of the study so he wouldn't feel left out or ignorant. My co-leader and I kept catching ourselves saying things he might not understand. We started re-phrasing. We still studied the same material and discussed the same subjects, but we had to be mindful of our new audience. read more
The Four Skills Needed to Be an Accountability Partner
Accountability is not about asking a list of questions. It's about being involved in another man's life. It's coming alongside other men. Godly men know they need to be accountable, but they don't always know what that looks like. I've been in good accountability relationships and bad ones. I've noticed that the accountability partner has four key responsibilities. read more
'X-Men: First Class' Best of the Series
With four comic-book movies coming out this summer, X-Men: First Class seemed to draw the least amount of excitement. "Another X-Men movie?" seemed to be the common thought. However, X-Men: First Class surprisingly turns out to be the best movie about Xavier's mutants so far, and it may turn out to be the best comic movie of the summer.
Set mostly in the '60s, the film details the story of the beginning of the X-Men, and, more importantly, the beginning of the relationship between Charles Xavier and Magneto. It's this relationship and the two actors, James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender, that bring it to life and really set this movie above your normal comic action-fest.
The plot follows Xavier and Magneto as they grow up in very different childhoods, one with a privileged upbringing and one in a Nazi concentration camp (guess which one ends up turning into a bad guy). As they grow older, they cross each other's paths in search of the movie's villain, a mutant who is arranging the Cuban Missile Crisis in hopes of starting World War III. They form a team to deal with the threat, and the first class of X-Men is born. read more
Father-Son Missions Adventures
With Father's Day coming up, we took some time to speak with David Horner, pastor of Providence Baptist Church in Raleigh, N.C. Horner is the author of When Missions Shape the Mission, which examines America's role in world missions. Passionate about spreading the gospel abroad, Horner also took his three sons on mission trips as each turned 16 and had memorable and life-changing experiences with them. He details these accounts to us and recommends other ways fathers can give their children a heart for missions. read more
Seven Tips to Develop Your Own Bible Reading Plan
A man who became a Christian bought a Bible. He said, "Have you seen this thing?"
The Bible is daunting. At roughly 770,000 words, that's about 2,500 normal book pages--equivalent to 12 non-fiction books!
Bible reading falls into that special category of things we all know are important but struggle to do, like diet and exercise.
Every year since 1988 I've read the Bible cover to cover. This is certainly not required, but I've learned some things along the way that may be helpful to you. read more
Welcome to the Ready Room
The thing I miss most about being a pilot in the Marines is the Ready Room, where we gathered before and after our flights.
It smelled of sweaty flight suits, and occasionally, coarse humor blued the air while our inflated egos competed, but I loved it nonetheless.
Then came the day I had to let it all go. I hadn't grown up in the church, so when I met Christ in a bunker in Vietnam, my life had to change.
Being a fighter pilot had been my dream since childhood, and here I was living it. But one morning as I sat reading the Bible, I struggled to understand what Paul was saying in Romans 8:15: "You received the Spirit of sonship. And by him we cry, 'Abba, Father'" (NIV). read more
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How Religious Spirits Throw a Wet Blanket on Prophetic Ministry
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