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With the Apple iPad 2 launch in the UK only a day away, the queue has already started at the Californian company's flagship store on Regent Street.
When Pocket-lint dropped by to scope out the iQueue at the Apple Store, three people were already in place.
Heading the queue is Jewles Lewis, who works in finance, and isn't a novice at this game. In fact, he was in fourth place when queuing for the original iPad launch last year, and yes, we spoke to him then as well.
Jewles secured his place at the head of the queue, arriving at 7:30am on Thursday and now faces a wait until 5pm on Friday before he gets his hands on his shiny new iPad.
To keep him company he has, you guessed it, the original iPad he bought last year. When asked what he was going to do with the old iPad, Jewles told Pocket-lint that he would "keep it for the family". We suspect many others will be doing the same come Friday evening.
"I haven't touched it yet, but I believe it is faster, quicker, thinner", Jewles offered-up as reasons for wanting Apple's "magical" tablet, before telling us he'd be getting exactly the same model as he has now: 32GB, Wi-Fi + 3G.
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Area thieves hoping to cash in on higher metal prices have grown creative in recent years, stealing everything from a historic bronze monument in a Norwich cemetery to iron catch basin grates in Griswold, Lisbon and Plainfield.
Driven by drug addiction or just the desire for easy money, metal bandits have stripped the electrical, plumbing and mechanical systems from homes and have stolen street signs, manhole covers and guard rails.
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On June 3, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signed a new law that municipal leaders hope will curb the theft of metal from municipalities. Public Act 14-83 makes it illegal for junkyard owners, scrap-metal processors and other dealers to buy municipal property unless it's accompanied by a letter from the town's chief executive or authorized department. The buyer must then send the money to the official designated in the letter of authorization.
The law could be difficult to enforce. David Waddington Sr., owner of Connecticut Scrap, which operates scrapyards in Uncasville, North Stonington, Putnam, Clinton and Hartford, said demolition contractors and others come in with storm grates and other materials that are not stolen.
"If a guy pulls in and looks suspicious and has a load of manhole covers, of course that's a red flag," Waddington said.
The laws needed to curb metal thefts are already in place, Waddington said. Scrapyards are required to photograph every item they purchase, copy the driver's license or seller's identification and photograph the license plate of the vehicle delivering the scrap metal.
Waddington said Connecticut Scrap and some of its competitors have invested in a software program called Scrap Dragon that enables the company's 85 workers to assist police instantly when they call or come in with a question about a specific item, person or vehicle.
"Our place is like the perfect mousetrap," he said. "It's all automated. We've had items found in our Putnam facility that were stolen from Hartford. The system works."
One time, he said, a competitor called to warn Connecticut Scrap about a suspicious person, Waddington said. When the person arrived, they called police and stalled the man for about 20 minutes until police arrived. The police found him with a bag of heroin, Waddington said.
Most scrappers are legitimate. Waddington said homeless people in Hartford come in daily to cash in cans. Construction bosses give workers scrap as a type of bonus. Others collect metals to supplement their incomes.
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The Pace Bus board of directors officially released the agency's 2013 proposed budget for public comment. Overall, the budget provides a favorable outlook for riders concerned about fares and service levels. Plans call for fares and service levels to remain steady for 2013 and for Pace to add new service in some areas during the year.The proposed operating budgets for suburban services (encompassing fixed route bus service, vanpool, Call-n-Ride and non-ADA Dial-A-Ride service) and regional ADA paratransit total $344 million for 2013. The budget includes expansion of the I-55 Bus on Shoulders service and additional service on I-90 in conjunction with the Illinois Tollway's reconstruction project. Additional local service in Lake County and restructuring existing service in the Aurora area are also budgeted. Specifics will be forthcoming on these projects as the planning process moves forward. "We've worked hard to control expenses in recent years, and now we're poised to add service in response to growing demand as the local economy improves and jobs are created," said Pace Chairman of the board Richard Kwasneski. The lone proposed fare change outlined in the budget will be a proposed $27 surcharge on vanpool fares only for vanpools originating in Indiana to cover the cost of tolls incurred on the Indiana Toll Road and the Skyway.The capital program for suburban services is estimated to be roughly $111 million. The majority will be spent on rolling stock, including buses fueled by compressed natural gas as the agency transitions toward alternative fuels.The figures in the preliminary report are based on funding marks set earlier in the day by the RTA board. Pace's marks were affected by a reduction by roughly $800,000 of discretionary operating funds from the originally estimated allocation to Pace of $4.5 million. To account for this change, funds will be transferred from the agency's capital budget to the operating budget. "We're disappointed that our discretionary funding was reduced from all of the prior proposals we had received from the RTA," said Kwasneski. "We will make the necessary adjustments to our budget to ensure that this does not negatively impact our riders."As in previous years, Pace will hold 13 regional public hearings on the proposed budget.
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and told them: "We don't serve Mexicans." With his great sense of humor, my friend's father replied to the waiter: "We weren't going to order one" and left the restaurant. Being discriminated against and disrespected in other ways was not uncommon for Hispanics in this and other parts of Texas and the Southwest. But in part because of the military contributions of Spanish, Mexican-Americans and Tejanos to the United States going as far back as the American Revolutionary War, which have not ever been fully recognized to this day, injustices such as this one were catching the public's eye and the winds of change were already blowing slightly. In Los Angeles, California, the state with the highest Mexican-American population in the United States, school children were segregated in "Mexican Schools," which were of inferior quality. In Mendez v. Westminster, in 1947, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that racially segregating children of Mexican and Latin descent in state operated public schools in Orange County and the state of California was unconstitutional. This ruling helped establish the foundation for Brown v. Board of Education, the landmark case which ended public school segregation throughout the U. S. in 1954. In many areas Mexican-Americans were kept off juries in cases which involved Mexican-American defendants. In 1954, here in Texas, Pete Hernandez, an agricultural worker, was indicted of murder by an all-non-Hispanic White jury in Jackson County. Hernandez' attorneys believed that unless members of other races were allowed on the jury-selecting committees a jury could not be impartial. A Mexican-American had not been on a jury for more than 25 years in Jackson County. Hernandez and his attorneys took the case to the U. S. Supreme Court which in Hernandez v. Texas Supreme Court declared that Mexican-Americans and other cultural groups' rights were equally protected by the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution. This was a significant step forward; however, some organizations, businesses and homeowner associations still had official policies that excluded Mexican-Americans. Well into the 60s, for instance, a few signs with phrases such as "No Dogs or Mexicans" were still posted at a few small businesses and swimming pools in some parts of the Southwest. Disenfranchisement, manifested by lack of representation, was the cause of the discrimination and it affected Hispanics in all aspects of life. This was also an era of intense racial turmoil for Africian-Americans in the Deep South, which was given wide coverage by the national media. It was brought into focus by a march on Washington, D.C. for "Jobs and Progress." Despite the guarantee of "equal protection" promised by the 14th Amendment to the U. S. Constitution, a hundred years after the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863, African-Americans were still living in abject poverty, particularly in the Deep South, an area rife with Jim Crow laws.
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It was on this occasion that Dr. Martin Luther King, standing in front of the Lincoln Memorial, delivered to 250,000 civil rights supporters and a national television audience his memorable "I have a Dream" speech on August 28, 1963. The large gathering and speech aroused the conscience of the nation and helped usher the Civil Rights Act the following year and the Voting Rights Act in 1965. So what does all I've said have to do with redistricting? Everything. Redistricting is about protecting voting rights and thus increasing the chance of having more representation. Representation is about having a voice where policies are enacted and has a broad impact: It affects opportunity for a better education for children, jobs, housing, and about everything else. While I was growing up in South Texas, in the Rio Grande Valley, political power was almost exclusively held in the hands of non-Hispanics who advocated maintaining the status quo, with the vast majority of Hispanics as the underclass. Sure there were plenty of jobs--harvesting crops there in the valley itself and doing migrant work up north, following seasonal crops in several states, los trabajos-- without much of an opportunity of ever moving up to the middle class and a better life. It was not until toward the latter part of the 1970s that Hispanics were elected to the majority of the public offices. Today, because it sank so low, the Rio Grande Valley is an area in transformation--it's slowing rising. I came to work at General Dynamics here in Fort Worth as an electronics technician/ technical writer after my Army discharge in 1968. There has been some change here since that time, but what is still prevalent is the same attitude that those with the political power in the Rio Grande Valley had when I was growing up: Maintain the status quo by keeping the same people or those of their ilk, who opposed sharing political power with Hispanics, in control. I never thought that was right then nor that it's right now--no matter how it's spinned, it's simply wrong to keep Hispanics or any other group from having their voice heard-- and it's the reason I am involved in redistricting. Redistricting involves drawing electoral districts' boundaries. Because of a long history of discrimination, especially in the South, Texas and the Southwest, and to comply with the Voting Rights Act, boundaries must be drawn in a manner that will protect the voting rights of minorities. Here in Texas, there is redistricting of U. S. Congressional districts and of state Senate and House of Representative districts, by the legislature. (Briefly, in the North Texas area, the legislature has drawn districts that minimize the chances for Hispanics to be elected to office, by diluting the impact of their votes, and some lawsuits are pending.)
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There is other information associated with redistricting that is significant: A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling has gutted part of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act (VRA) and as a result the Texas Voter I.D. law that was passed in the last session of the legislature (when there is no evidence that it was needed) will be implemented. The latter, an anti-minority voter suppression scheme, is being challenged in court by several Hispanic groups and the U.S. Justice Department. I am focusing my discussion on Fort Worth redistricting, which is what I've been involved in for nearly twenty-five years. I am briefly reviewing what we've done in regards to both Fort Worth City Council and Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD) redistricting the last couple of years and what it looks like for the future as the battles continues. Fort Worth City Council redistricting: Fort Worth adopted an 8-1 single-member city council-mayor electoral system in 1977. Prior to that, in a typical election, the top nine vote getters--all of them usually lived in two of the most affluent areas of the city--were elected. They in turn selected the mayor. At that time the population of Fort Worth was approximately half of what it was in the 2010 census count. The Hispanic population of Fort Worth was not very high then, but in the 2010 census the total population of the city was 742,765, with 34% of it Hispanic; the Anglo-White population was 42%, African-American 18% and other 6%. Between the last two census cycles, the only group that showed a percentage increase in population was Hispanics. Because Fort Worth prides itself as being a diverse city, we have been trying to convince the city council to change its electoral system to be more inclusive by drawing more than one district in which a Hispanic has a chance of being elected. Sure, we know that the Hispanic population is somewhat scattered, and that it includes non-citizens in it, but if district lines are drawn properly it can be done. Two strong majority Hispanic functional districts can easily be created by converting to a 10-1 electoral system and that was the focus of our redistricting effort early on, right after the 2010 census data came out. But it was an uphill battle from the start because the majority of city council members' main focus was to protect their self-interest, their turf, and the best way to do that was by keeping the same system in place. Any change to the electoral system would have to be first approved by the city council itself, or forced on them by collecting enough signatures on a petition, before it would go to the voters to decide the issue and amend the city's charter. Our petition drive campaign's rallying cry to force the city council to call an election was "Let the People Decide," but we couldn't muster enough public support. Very few people seem to care whether Hispanics have fair representation--except Hispanics.
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After that, we redrew new maps for an 8-1 electoral plan, focusing on creating a second strong functional majority Hispanic district, in the city's south side (district 9). After some negotiation, some slight changes were made to the city's map, but not enough. Still left in the district were five precincts west of 8th Avenue; those precincts are 90% plus Anglo-White, Republican, (except Mistletoe Heights, Precinct 1076, which is more liberal and the vote is usually split between Democrats and Republicans in major elections), much more affluent, with a higher educational level and household income (at the middle to upper middle class level), and with higher property values. By contrast those precincts east of 8th Avenue, such as South Hemphill Heights, Worth Heights, and Rosemont, are majority Hispanic in population; people there have a much lower educational level and household income and they vote for Democrats in major elections; the two areas have no "Communities of Interest." In other words, these two areas have nothing in common and should not be in the same council district. More affluent people, with more education and higher income, vote at higher rates, and in Fort Worth as a bloc for White-Anglo candidates, overwhelming minority candidates from the rest of the district. The precincts west of 8th Avenue have won every competitive election in District 9 since Fort Worth went to single-member districts in 1977. This is not conjecture, but based on the research we've done. We fought hard for our plans (three of them were submitted for consideration), but, unfortunately, lost that battle. Over our objection, the city adopted their plan on July 24, 2012 and submitted it to the U.S. Department of Justice for preclearance under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. (In the city's plan, the total population in City Council District 9 was 91,140, with 57.72% of it Hispanic. The total Hispanic population percentage looks good on paper, but a clearer picture of City Council District 9 emerges after looking at the map more closely: The total estimated citizen population for the district using American Community Survey (ACS) data was 69,060; the estimated citizen population for nonHispanics was 36,775. The total estimated Citizen Voting Age Population (CVAP) for the district was 46,540; the estimated non-Hispanic CVAP was 31,360 and the estimated Hispanic CVAP was 15,180. From this data, it can be seen that the Hispanic population is young and some of it is non-citizen. Approximately two thirds of its voting age population is non-Hispanic. Throw in the polarized, bloc voting west of 8th Avenue in the mix and it's no wonder that every contested election in the district has been won by an Anglo.) We objected to the city's plan with the Federal Justice Department, but without going into too much detail here, we knew our chances of prevailing were slim. On October 1, 2012, we and the city's attorney were notified that their plan was precleared.
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So was putting up the fight we did worth it? Without a doubt, absolutely. First, Section 5 of the VRA is mainly about retrogression--not about a population that is increasing, such as Hispanics--and the maps we submitted show that if the city council had adopted one of them we would have created a second Hispanic district in the south side. That leads us to Section 2 of the VRA, which places much stricter standards for the city to meet, but the burden of proof is ours. (Again, I couldn't possibly cover all of that in this short space.) As I write this, lets just say that a lawsuit against the city is a strong possibility. Stay tuned. Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD) redistricting: With respect to FWISD redistricting, we have also been fighting a tough and contentious battle for the same reason as city council redistricting: fair representation, commensurate to the Hispanic population. With an approximately 62% Hispanic student population in the district (the African-Americans student population was 23.28%, and Anglo-Whites nearly 12% out of approximately 82,000 students in the district during the last school year), we sought a third seat out of nine when the position of school board president elected-at-large was eliminated last year and an additional single-member district was created. Looking at the treatment of minority students historically here in Fort Worth, in other parts of the Texas, in the Deep South and in the Southwest and with the vast majority of school children in the district being Hispanic, what was so unreasonable about drawing an additional Hispanic majority district? We simply must have a stronger voice on the school board where policy affecting the future of our children is made. We are not racists as some of us have been called, but instead, we tried to right a wrong--having an unequal voice on the school board. After months of battling, a third Hispanic leaning district was created and a Hispanic was appointed to it; but neither District 8 nor District 9, the two Hispanics leaning districts which were newly redrawn were as strong as they should have been. The establishment fought us hard and helping them was our major daily newspaper, which unfairly took their side; we were badmouthed for "seeking more political power," as if that wasn't justified. With the increased xenophobia being directed against Hispanics everywhere we are seeing a higher level of polarized voting. That, and the nitpicking by one of the newspaper's writers and the editorial board over a period of time, and the money pumped into the race by the special interests against him, Juan Rangel, the incumbent, lost the runoff election by 23 votes on June 15, 2013. In my opinion, in District 8 the threat of having to raise large sums of money to mount viable campaigns dissuaded two genuine Hispanic candidates from staying in the race for that seat.
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The establishment is fighting us hard to keep Hispanics off the school board. Today, we have essentially one Hispanic on the FWISD Board of Education. But the last chapter in this saga has not been written yet. Again, stay tuned.
Fernando Florez has been a community leader in Fort Worth for nearly twenty-five years, having served in numerous capacities at the grassroots level and on city government boards. He has a technical background in telecommunications, as a human resources manager and as an educator. He holds BBA and MBA degrees from Texas Christian University. What he has written here is solely his opinion. He may be contacted at email@example.com and 817.239.0578.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 07/28/14 -- Precipitate Gold Corp. (the "Company" or "Precipitate") (TSX VENTURE: PRG) is pleased to announce the commencement of a first-phase drill program at the Ginger Ridge gold zone within the Company's 100% owned Juan de Herrera project in the Tireo Gold Camp in the Dominican Republic.
The drill and crews have been mobilized to site and the Company's maiden drill program at Ginger Ridge is now underway. The program will total approximately 1,200 metres ("m") of diamond drilling and consist of 6 to 8 holes aimed at testing priority near-surface target areas within the central core of the Ginger Ridge gold geochemical anomalies. Drilling will be carried out by Energold Drilling Corp., utilizing the same type of man-portable hydraulic drill rig that has been successfully utilized elsewhere in the region, with minimal environmental footprint.
Initial drilling will focus on the main trench zone and associated geophysical chargeability and multi-element geochemical soil anomalies, with subsequent holes testing target areas on strike to the northwest and southeast. Multiple coincident induced polarization ("IP") and multi-element soil geochemical anomalies exist within the 800 m long central core of the Ginger Ridge zone and drilling will test several of these targets over the course of the expected 4 to 6 week program.
Jeffrey Wilson, Company President & CEO stated, "We are excited at the prospect of initiating this drilling program at the Ginger Ridge zone. Our work to date, including prospecting, mapping, geochemical and geophysical surveys has all systematically and progressively delineated multiple highly prospective drill-worthy targets. Ongoing work continues to expand our geological knowledge of the area, while uncovering additional targets for ongoing exploration and possible drilling. We're excited at the prospect of testing the Ginger Ridge zone as part of the Company's objective to make a bona fide new discovery within the highly prospective and underexplored, Tireo Gold belt in the Dominican Republic, where multiple other significant discoveries have been made in recent years (GoldQuest's Romero, and Unigold's Neita). In addition, our ongoing exploration potential in the region has increased substantially in recent weeks with the addition of several new prospective, underexplored property acquisitions that have enhanced our in-country land package."
Recent mapping carried out in advance of the drill program indicates the target stratigraphy in the main anomaly/trench area appears to be near vertical in orientation, providing potential for near-surface mineralization. In addition, more detailed mapping to the northwest of the initial target area has identified encouraging evidence of a rhyolite dome in the northern portion of the main anomaly. Rhyolite domes are often associated with several types of gold and volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits.
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The Ginger Ridge zone is located within the Company's Juan de Herrera project, immediately adjacent to GoldQuest Mining's Las Tres Palmas Project (Romero and Romero South discoveries). Ginger Ridge is marked by an enriched multi-element geochemical anomaly, characterized by a correlation of gold and silver with several pathfinder elements which variably include arsenic, antimony, barium, lead, copper and zinc. Surface sampling at Ginger Ridge now covers an estimated area measuring 2,200m by 750m, blanketing most of the eastern slope of Ginger Ridge. Highlight trench sampling results reported within the anomaly include 32.5 m of 1.0 g/t gold and 18 g/t silver (including 23.0 metres of 1.3 g/t gold and 22 g/t silver) and 15.0 m of 1.6 g/t gold and 25 g/t silver. IP geophysical surveying on five parallel grid lines at 200 m intervals centred over the middle of the zone report elevated chargeability readings which correlate well with the surface trace of the gold-in-soil anomalies, likely marking zones of increased sulphide concentrations within the host Tireo volcanic rocks. The IP survey identified a marked chargeability high on line 1400 which correlates well with the previously reported main trench samples. The entire chargeability anomaly remains open along strike to northwest and southeast and to depth below the estimated survey depth limit of 200 metres.
Geological mapping indicates that the Ginger Ridge soil and geophysical anomalies are underlain by steep northeast dipping, variably altered, intermediate volcanic Tireo formation rocks (dacitic flows/tuffs, andesites and a rhyolite dome) which are inferred to be cut by northwest, northeast and eastward trending fault structures. Observed mineralization includes irregular quartz and barite veins, veinlets and stockworks with varying pyrite (+/- related surface oxides) contents up to 40% locally; alteration includes associated clay, barite, calcite and chlorite.
About Precipitate Gold:
Precipitate Gold Corp. is a mineral exploration company focused on exploring and advancing its mineral property interests in the Tireo Gold Trend of the Dominican Republic and Sonora State, Mexico. The Company also maintains assets in northern British Columbia and southeast Yukon Territory and is actively evaluating additional high-impact property acquisitions with the potential to expand the Company's portfolio and increase shareholder value.
Michael Moore, VP Exploration of the Company and Qualified Person for purposes of National Instrument 43-101 has reviewed the technical information in this news release.
Additional information can be viewed at the Company's website www.precipitategold.com.
On behalf of the Board of Directors of Precipitate Gold Corporation,
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This press release may contain "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein are forward looking information. Generally, forward-looking information may be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans", "expects" or "does not expect", "proposed", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "intends", "anticipates" or "does not anticipate", or "believes", or variations of such words and phrases, or by the use of words or phrases which state that certain actions, events or results may, could, would, or might occur or be achieved. This forward-looking information reflects Precipitate Gold Corp.'s ("Precipitate" or the "Company") current beliefs and is based on information currently available to Company and on assumptions it believes are reasonable. Forward-looking information is subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements of Precipitate to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking information. Such risks and other factors may include, but are not limited to: the exploration concessions may not be granted on terms acceptable to the Company, or at all; general business, economic, competitive, political and social uncertainties; the concessions acquired by the Company may not have attributes similar to those of surrounding properties; delay or failure to receive governmental or regulatory approvals; changes in legislation, including environmental legislation affecting mining; timing and availability of external financing on acceptable terms; conclusions of economic evaluations; and lack of qualified, skilled labour or loss of key individuals. Although Precipitate has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking information, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information. Precipitate does not undertake to update any forward-looking information, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.
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Jesus met many very interesting people during His few years of ministry. I think of Zaccheus, the Woman at the Well, the ten lepers, several demon-possessed men, and plenty of physically hungry people. In every case, when it was possible, Jesus made a difference.
The same is true with our story for this Sunday morning. An uppity Jewish synagogue leader faces a serious dilemma. He has a daughter, his only child, who is desperately ill. Every place he turns for help, he is denied. So what does he do? He turns to Jesus (desperate people often do).
Being a Jewish leader meant that to ask Jesus for help would likely anger some of his Jewish friends. After all, the religious aristocracy of Jesus' day had no use for Him. Because he loved his daughter so much, he would not let his friendships, pride, or arrogance get in his way.
Our text is Mark 5:21-24 and 35-43 and within these verses you will discover that our Jewish friend, Jairus, learned some important and life-changing lessons. Lessons like: Where the best place is to turn when the going gets tough, God's timing is always impeccable, when difficult times come you need someone to turn to, and His claim to life will keep you when death knocks at the door.
Take a few moments and read this amazing story.
My conclusion: Jesus majors in turning disappointments into divine appointments, then and now!
Just remember that you are deeply loved in the Lord!
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The Gospel of Mark is a recording of a very busy Jesus as He teaches in Galilee, journeys to and ministers in Jerusalem that culminates in His crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension to Heaven.
This Sunday our primary text will be Mark 6:1-6 and Luke 7:1-10. Our subject? "Two Things that Amaze Jesus."
Did you know that Jesus could be amazed? Puzzling? Confusing? After all He is God in the flesh so how could anything amaze Him? Yet there are two specific stories that led to His amazement and we find those in our scripture lessons for this Sunday.
Here is my conclusion - What amazes Jesus should amaze us!
I look forward to seeing you this Sunday as we begin this new series.
You are very much loved in the Lord,
Pastor Terry]]>
The family unit has changed considerably in the United States. No longer does the family consist of a father who is employed, a stay-at-home-mom, two children, a dog, and a house with a white picket fence. Those days are long gone and just a memory for those who can even remember that far back.
One of the best ways to see the change in the family is to study family television over the past six decades - from "Ozzie and Harriett" to MTVs "Ozzie Osbourne." That fact alone should destroy any social theory that humanity is evolving into something better.
The word "desperate" will be the key word for our study this Sunday morning. If the family unit is in trouble, and it seems to be, then how do we get beyond desperation? How can hope be projected? There are several keys to overcome desperate times and the answers are not found in a modern day television show, but from the wisdom of the Bible.
I look forward to seeing you on Sunday!
You are very much loved in the Lord,
Pastor Terry]]>
Have you ever listened in to air traffic control speaking to a pilot of a commercial aircraft (or a private aircraft pilot, for that matter)? These conversations fascinate me. I have discovered a very important rule in the business of flying, good radio communication is an absolute necessity.
It is no different in the modern day home. The problem with many marriages is that there is not enough of the right kind of communication taking place. The result is consequences that are not very pleasant.
Maybe it would be a good thing to apply some of the skills and principles of aviation communication to personal communication. That does not mean you have to say, "Roger" to your wife, or children, or husband, but it does mean that effective communication completes, what one person calls, "a verbal communication loop." This is what I believe James was saying.
I am not the expert on this subject, I am learning just like you, but I believe the Bible has insights that must be heeded.
I truly look forward to seeing you on Sunday!
You are very much loved in the Lord,
Pastor Terry]]>
It does not take anyone, who is seriously reading the Bible, too long to discover families that lived with great dysfunction. Why? Well for starters, we could read Genesis 3. Following sin entering into the world what followed? The first murder recorded in the Bible, Cain killing his brother. I would say that Adam and Eve had a fractured home.
Especially when we read the Old Testament, we discover a number of families with severe problems. Examine the family of Eli, or David, or Samuel. Those homes were not model homes. And even though today we are removed from these Bible stories by thousands of years, their family problems are our family problems.
This Sunday we will look at the family of Jacob, and specifically at Jacob's eleventh son, Joseph, to see problems developing and then fully blossoming. And what we witness is not very pleasant.
Here is the fact: Joseph's family story is our family story. Every family has a little craziness, but it does not have to remain that way. We will learn some insights from this story that will help us overcome dysfunction.
I truly look forward to seeing you Sunday!
You are very much loved in the Lord,
Pastor Terry]]>
Distributing the Bible is what Gideons International is all about and since 1908 they have been relentless in their task. In fact, most recently the two billionth Bible milestone was reached and now they have begun on the second billion. I remember reaching a Gideon New Testament when I was in the fifth grade - in fact, I still have that Testament.
Did you know that the Gideons distributed more than 88 million copies of God's Word last year? On average, more than two copies of the Word are distributed per second and over one million Bibles and New Testaments are distributed every four days. You talk about return on investment! WOW!
So, we will take a break this Sunday from the current teaching series, "We are Family - Who is the King of Your Castle?" as we listen to Mr. David Peterson share on behalf of the ministry of Gideons International. You will have the opportunity to hear first-hand about the work of the Gideons.
Following his presentation, you will also have the privilege of helping them provide Bibles and New Testaments through your generous giving. When you give, you have the confidence of knowing that your gift will allow someone, somewhere the opportunity to read God's Word. So, please give generously.
I truly look forward to seeing you Sunday!
You are very much loved in the Lord,
Pastor Terry]]>
Her boys are James and John. James became the leader of the early church and was martyred for his faith (Acts 12) and John became known as "the disciple whom Jesus loved." (John 13:23, 19:26, 21:7, and 21:20)
What did this mother do that was so extraordinary? She had the audacity to ask large for her boys. She wanted them to not just be followers of Jesus.
Much more than that she wanted them to be involved in His work and then, in His Kingdom, have the privilege of being seated at the right AND left hand of Jesus. That is a picture of boldness.
Here was a mother who wanted more for her sons than she wanted for herself. She wanted them to have the very best the Lord had to give. WOW! What a mother!
There are "Mrs. Zebedees" all over - just like this New Testament mother - just like you who are willing to think and dream big for your children. That is why she, along with you, can truly be called an AWESOME MOM!
I look forward to seeing you this Sunday as we celebrate Mother's Day.
You are very much loved in the Lord,
Pastor Terry]]>
The Lord instructs Moses to take Aaron and Hur (two spiritual leaders) and climb to the top of a nearby hill that overlooked the battlefield. Joshua would command the troops that would, by the end of the day, lead to a Jewish victory.
Honestly, I never viewed this story from the perspective of prayer, but after studying these verses I now see things differently. Hopefully you will as well.
Something powerful about prayer is indicated in the raising of the staff by Moses and the holding up of his arms by Aaron and Hur. The message? Praying can be difficult becasue there are things that can hinder our prayers, but if we refuse to give up, we will see positive changes.
In this study, we will consider several important thoughts about prayer framed in this Old Testament story.
I look forward to seeing you this Sunday as we learn and grow together.
You are very much loved in the Lord,
Pastor Terry]]>


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Hope you like the set. I was looking at trying to sell some prints of these, so any C&C and tips are welcome.
The photos were taken in Western Australia, along the beautiful "Coral Coast".
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