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Gord Stellick, who at 32 became the youngest general manager in National Hockey League history when he was appointed in April 1988, announced his resignation from the Toronto Maple Leafs yesterday. At a news conference in Toronto, Stellick cited interference from Harold Ballard, the 86-year-old owner.
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H.R.2969: Comprehensive Immunosuppressive Drug Coverage for Kidney Transplant Patients Act of 2011
|Michael C. Burgess, R-TX
|127 (84 Democrats, 43 Republicans)
|Sept. 20, 2011
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I'm not one of the people who completely despised this battle, in fact I quite liked it, but I do think there could've been some fair changes to make it a bit more worthwhile for Ash's team.
Firstly, I'd have had Heracross struggle back up from the Dream Eater and get recalled, before sending out Torkoal to get its loss (albeit not so quickly). Then Gible wouldn't have come out, it would've gone straight to Sceptile for the defeat, before Tobias sent out, let's say a Cloyster, to Ice Beam the gecko into oblivion.. Then Heracross would've come back out and Focus Punched the crap out of Cloyster before being defeated by the Lucario that I think almost everyone had predicted Tobias to have at one point or another.. Lucario would've destroyed Heracross, then gone up against Swellow, who would deal a butt ton of damage before being recalled after a hard hit, allowing Gible to swoop in and take the victory. Gible would then take on the next opponent, getting hit hard, but evolving and winning as a Gabite. It would then get quickly defeated by Latios, followed by Swellow, before Pikachu came out and tied. This means that Tobias would've of course won without using a sixth, still using both Legendaries but having some other Pokemon in between.
Not everyone's cup of tea, but it would've at least fleshed out the battle a bit and put Ash's first dragon type on a pedestal.. but ah well, like I said, I enjoyed it anyway.
OR Playthrough - Currently In Training
I don't really have the time or patience to focus on nature's and IV'S, I just play with what I'm handed..
Heracross v. Darkrai: Darkrai
Torkoal v. Darkrai: Darkrai though Torkoal does more damage
Gible v. Darkrai: Gible Recalled after Ice Beam
Sceptile v. Darkrai: Sceptile
Sceptile v. Emboar (Show off the Unova strters): Emboar
Swellow v. Emboar: Swellow
Swellow v. Lucario: Lucario
Gible v. Lucario: Gible Evolves
Gabite v. Lucario: Gabite
Gabite v. Latios: Latios
Pikachu v. Latios: Draw
Ash with a more respectable 6-4 loss. Tobias' team gets fleshed out more so the complaints of Legend hax get shut up. And Gible gets some more focus while Sceptile and Pikachu still get their BAMF moments.
Signature Credit: The Comet
A Noble and Just Cause
I would have liked to see:
Darkrai vs Heracross: Darkrai
Darkrai vs Gible: Darkrai
Darkrai vs Sceptile: Sceptile (extended fight)
Lucario vs Sceptile: Lucario
Lucario vs Glalie: Draw
Latios vs Swellow: Latios (extended fight)
Latios vs Pikachu: Draw
This would have been possible in the scope of one episode.
Darkrai defeats Heracross and Gible the way he does in the show (tanking a couple of hits but restoring himself with Dream Eaters), before falling to Sceptile in a tougher fight. Sceptile falls to Lucario easily afterwards. Glalie and Lucario battle to a double KO. Swellow duels Latios in a longer aerial dogfight before finally falling, leading the way for Pikachu to draw. Sceptile earns a win. Pikachu and Glalie draw. Swellow has a strong showing, and Gible and Heracross fought admirably as they did in the actual episode.
Ash substitutes Torkoal for Glalie, resulting in a team comprising of 2 tier-1s (Pik, Scep), 3 tier-2s (Gla, Swel, Hera), and 1 high tier-3 and trump card (Gib).
Thank you American--Pi for the banner!
[this battle was pretty epic. It sucks though that it was essentially a 6 vs 2.
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It's an epic battle, no doubt, but every time I watch it I feel really sad. It's like it was the only way to make Ash lose.
I wish Ash had used Glalie or Bayleef in place of Gible here but I know it wouldn't have changed anything. I wish Ash had made Top 2 though. 6/10
Hmmm well Tobias was essentially invincible here which makes me wonder why he even bothered challenging the league since he seemed so above it. I liked how Pikachu tied with Latios however since at least this way Ash took down two pokemon and lost with dignity. :3
The writers should have made Ash enter the finals only to lose to Tobias since they were going to make the trainer Tobias was going to face in the final lose without even taking out 1 of his pokemon.Overall good job for Ash taking out Darkrai but the writers could have done better.
This was the best match Ash has had in a pokemon league. Landing top 4 is his personal best (excluding Orange Islands and Battle Frontier). Tobias was bound win with the two pokemon he used since they are both legendary. Ash was the first one to defeat his Darkrai and manages to knock out his Latios despite Pikachu fainting as well. A shame that we don't see Tobias's other pokemon but this battle was really good. 9/10 for effort.
Dragon user - can counter Steel with Fire attacks and counter Fairy with Poison and Steel attacks.
My Dragon gym leader/elite 4 and champion team - Mega Charizard X, Kingdra, Garchomp, Haxorus, Dragalge and Tyrantrum
My legendary Dragon team - Mega Rayquaza, Black Kyurem, Latios with Soul Dew, Dialga, Palkia and Reshiram
Currently waiting for Sun and Moon to come out.
Goodra is likely to be released again. Ash is likely to lose the Kalos league.
Obtained shiny Latias on the 14/4/2016
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MONTGOMERY—No Commodore made more than six kills in the matches Perry Central lost as the team finished sixth in Barr-Reeve's eight-team volleyball tourney Saturday.
The Commodores lost to Trinity Lutheran 25-17, 25-19 and to Barr-Reeve 25-11, 25-5 but beat Greencastle 25-14, 25-16 in pool play.
Northview then beat the Commodores 25-18, 17-25, 16-14 in the battle for fifth place.
Ashley Gengelbach led the Commodores with four kills against Trinity Lutheran.
CANNELTON—Grace James served 14 aces as Perry Central beat Cannelton 25-18, 25-6 in eighth grade volleyball Tuesday.
TELL CITY—Tell City won all three singles matches to beat Crawford County 3-2 in boys tennis Wednesday.
LANESVILLE—McKenzie Hayes made 25 kills, 12 digs and four blocks as Tell City beat Lanesville 25-18, 25-22, 25-17 in volleyball Wednesday.
LEOPOLD—Balanced digging and spiking helped Perry Central beat Tecumseh 25-21, 25-20, 25-21 in volleyball Thursday.
RAMSEY—Cathryn Peter placed second to lead Perry Central to third place in North Harrison's 18-team girls cross country invitational Thursday.
TELL CITY—Penalties hurt Tell City as South Spencer edged the Marksmen 14-13 in PAC football Friday.
LEOPOLD—Statistics can sometimes be misleading, but they accurately told the story of Perry Central's 52-0 trouncing of Crawford County in PLAC football Friday.
TELL CITY—All four Jasper scorers shot 48 or better as the Wildcats beat Tell City 183-251 in girls golf Tuesday.
FERDINAND—Taylor LaGrange scored Tell City's only goal in a 9-1 boys soccer loss to Forest Park Tuesday.
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AbstractThe Department of Energy is seeking superconducting material for a very high-field magnet to be used in a future particle accelerator. Bi-2212 round wire, a high temperature superconductor, is one of the best candidates for this purpose. However, there are significant amount of pores present in the filament packed with powder. These pores are limiting the critical current carrying capability because they hinder the connectivity of current carrying path. In Phase I of this study, we seek to evaluate an augmentation of the drawing steps with an alternate process that will economically reduce the amount of porosity. Swaging has potential for this augmentation because of the high impact of the process. This result in dynamic compaction, which will increase the density of the powder in the tube due to the multiple shock waves produced. Tooling will be modified for the best fit for Bi-2212 wire and samples are to be made and evaluated. High-field magnets have a large number of practical applications in many areas. These magnets are essential components in NMR and ICR spectrometers that are widely used in new drug discovery and biotechnology. Proton therapy for cancer treatment also relies upon a compact cyclotron equipped with such a magnet. Hadron colliders used in high energy physics, and magnetic fusion devices, used in the search for ever-lasting energy source and in basic material behavior studies, also require high field superconducting magnets. Commercial Applications and other Benefits: Higher current density superconducting wire would not only improve the performances of these devices, but would so reduce their costs
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Series focuses on Harlem
Published: Sunday, October 16, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, October 16, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
TRYON -- Zora Neale Hurston, Langston Hughes, Countee Cullen and James Weldon Johnson, giants of the literary world during the Harlem Renaissance, will come to life at the Upstairs Gallery in Tryon during its 2005-06 Subscription Series, "Harlem Renaissance: Jazz and more." The first program will be at 7 p.m. Thursday.
"...he saw that the wind and water had given life to lots of things that folks think of as dead and given death to so much that had been living things. Water everywhere...The wind came back with triple fury, and put out the light for the last time...their eyes straining against crude walls...They seemed to be staring at the dark, but their eyes were watching God."
This is not a description of the recent Gulf Coast disaster, but the words of Hurston in her enduring novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, published in 1937.
The Harlem Renaissance was not just the jazz of Duke Ellington, Count Bassie and Louis Armstrong, the blues of Bessie Smith, the incomparable singing of Paul Robeson and Marian Anderson. It was more. In fact, the Harlem Renaissance was the cultural and intellectual awakening in literature, art, political and social thought of African Americans. Achieve-ments of writers, visual and performing artists brought world wide attention to a modernist vision of America.
The Subscription Series will offer four programs. Informal lectures will include readings, slides, music and discussion, emphasizing the impact and interdependence of all the arts during this unprecedented period in African American history, Presenters are recognized authorities in art, literature, and music of the '20s and '30s: David Driskell, art (Thursday); Gregg Akkerman, jazz (Nov. 10); Warren Carson, literature, (Jan. 26); Panel: Carson, moderator; Akkerman, jazz; Martha Severens, curator of the Greenville County Museum of Art (Feb. 23).
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As written this is a three, however, with just a little change it can be a five!!! Do mix all ingredients together including butter, which should be melted, reduce the peaches to one can and you have yourself a yummy, easy-peasy peach cobbler!
Sorry, but this did not work for me at all.
I dont know whats wrong with the person who wrote this recipe or those who reviewed it.

1. Not mixing the mixture is a terrible idea, it leads to raw flour in the 'finished' product.
2. The temperature and cook times are just plain wrong, they result in an undercooked dish.
3. Considering the complexity of the recipe this means that the recipe is, for the most part, incorrect. Why anyone has left reviews with 4-5 stars with change recommendations is beyond me.

This is a terrible recipe, go and find another one. Do not under any circumstances try to cook this recipe it will make you ill if you try to eat it.
I used 3 1/2 - 15 oz cans of peaches. I think using smaller cans - may have more juice than just 2 - 28 oz cans. I cooked it a total of 40 minutes because it looked extremely runny when I checked it at 30 min. After removing it from the oven and letting it cool off - it still is very juicy. We had to throw the whole thing away.
I mixed all the ingredients prior to adding them to the peaches. This included the butter, which, as it is summer here, was very soft, but not melted. I also sifted the flour twice to make it nice and fluffy. I cooked it for 40 minutes instead of 25, too. This made it turn out great!
This didn't turn out for me the first time at all. It was very runny. I tried it again using self-rising flour (or you can add 1 1/2 teaspoons of baking powder and 1/2 teaspoon salt to regular flour), mixing the dry ingredients, adding 25 minutes to the baking time for a total of 55 minutes, and baking it in a 9x13 pyrex pan. It still came out of the oven very runny and kind of strange looking, but I refrigerated it overnight and it set up some. I wish there was a 3 1/2 star rating. I would definitely give this a 5 for taste and ease, but a 2-3 for needing alterations to the recipe and for appearance. I gave it 4 because it was so tasty. I will make it again.


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Spider Man VS Hulk by timothygreenIIWatch
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Awesome work, but Spidey's waayyyy too skinny, just saying. He has more of an athletic built than a scrawny look, since you're going for a more Todd McFarlane style. Nevertheless, good work!
this spiderman vs hulk is truly... amazing. get it? haha. reminds me of the time he punched the hulk into space. true story
Spidey can just tell a knock knock joke make Hulk laugh and change back to Bruce Banner. He's done it before.
Ha ha, man, gotta love this!
low blow
Hellz yeah!!! Awesome Pic! Go Spidey GO!!!!!
Awesome! Spidey is strong enough to do that, but i doubt he could defeat the Hulk.
he has in the comics before
Thanks. Yeah, I don't think he could either, but it's fun to try
excellent drawing (if a bit optimistic from Spidey's point of view!). Go Spidey!
And then Spidey woke up~ lol
good god spider is dangerous
Great pic! Is there an inked and colored version of this?
Thanks. Not that I know of.
I see. I'm working on a 3D conversion of your drawing. You can see some other examples on my site if you are interested. I'm just experimenting with the process and your image was fun, and I'm trying to decide how much effort to put into the inking and coloring job.
i love how spideys running kinda XD like he hit him and thought oh shit need to leave XD
Spidey: "K.O. , i guess..."
Hulkster: "It tickles haha, next Hulks combo time!"
Hulkster: "It tickles haha, next Hulks combo time!"
I love it
love it! nice!!
hulk didn't eat his wheaties this morning, eh!
SPIDEY... PUNCH!!!! lol with this image
Haha! Amazing, I love the visual set up, and the payoff is great. The jade giant gets the wind taken out of his sails. To hell with anyone else on Hulk, you've got it down pat.
thanks bro! I love these two characters, probably my favorite Marvel characters.
You are very welcome. I am glad your creative forces and allowing you to create these awesome pics. My favorite two Marvel characters are ROM, Spaceknight, and Magneto. But with ROM still belonging to Parker Brothers or someone, I guess that's only Magneto.
Thank you. I've not known much about ROM, but his costume looks cool.
I was fortunate enough to get the complete run, and it's just amazing. Most people don't realize that Robocop was inspired by ROM, and the robber who sticks up the mom and pop store just when Robo comes online picked up a copy of ROM off the comic rack. Pretty cool.
haha, I didn't know that. I'll have to go back and watch it. Loved the second one.
Yeah it's a fun fact that I noticed initially, but the behinds the scenes stuff pointed it out even more. Robocop 2 was great. I was like 5 years old, and my mom and dad got some pizza, and Robocop 2 so we could watch it. I had a good childhood.
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Is there a class of graphs (besides the path graphs) for which we know that the Laplacian L = D - A (where D is the degree matrix and A is the adjacency matrix) has simple spectrum, i.e. all Laplacian eigenvalues have multiplicity 1?
For a start, there's the complements of the paths. (If the Laplacian eigenvalues of a graph are all simple, then so are the eigenvalues of its complement.) Most regular graphs have only simple eigenvalues; in particular if my sage computations can be trusted then 6 of 21 cubic graphs on 10 vertices have only simple eigenvalues.


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quote: As for Biofuels, I find it very disturbing that nobody addresses the problem that our fresh water supplies are already maxed out. There is no fresh water to supply the enormous requirements that growing biofuels on a significant scale would require. Nor is soil erosion losses addressed. To achieve economical yields per acre requires intensive tilling and soil loss rates at 1 inch per 10-20 years. Topsoil replacement rates are around 1 inch in 500 years. It's sacrificing our future farm land for fuel, it's not sustainable. If you go with covered aquaculture your infrastructure costs go up and you might as well go with solar panels. The only viable biofuels growth areas seem to be the oceans.
quote: Being cyclical is not enough.
quote: And that still does not solve the question of how to store the hydrogen in the car.
quote: The catch is that hydrogen is dangerous to store both at fueling stations and aboard the vehicle.
quote: This allows for a VERY lightweight frame which can last for literally millions of miles
quote: I could go on for hours about how promising this technology is.
quote: What? You do realize that a Fuel Cell DOES weigh something as well? And you will still need an electric motor? And the Voltage Converters and Likely a significant Super Cap or Battery to give level set?
quote: You sound like you need a deal of reality.
quote: When I said current storage technologies, I did not limit it to those in the market/production.
quote: it will beat the pants off of current internal combustion designs in every measurable way.
quote: I've seen figures as high as 90% for hydrogen fuel cell
quote: A technology is not "proven" until there are actual production parts
quote: Your counting you chickens a little early there.
quote: In automotive applications, I have seen no number higher than 50%
quote: It doesn't have to be on the mass market to be a proven technology.
quote: Look how far the gasoline engine has come
quote: To be proven, something must absolutely demonstrate the ability to perform in its target area.
quote: Seems to me that a Mass Market, affordable, BEV or PHEV is beating the best Fuel Cell Car by nearly 40%!
quote: m, no it does NOT need to be on the mass market to be a proven functional technology.
quote: I'm looking forward to any solution that would free us of those binds, really.
quote: the problem lies in the fact that hydrogen has to be COMPRESSED considerably to even hope to match the storage capabilities we expect from gasoline. this compressed state makes hydrogen MUCH more dangerous than gasoline, should an accident occur.


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How Reliable Is the Bible?
By Judson Poling
ZondervanCopyright © 2003 Zondervn
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Chapter OneDISCUSSION ONE
Where Did the Bible Come From?
Primary Source?
When you go to the bookstore and head over to the religion section, you will undoubtedly find Bibles-lots of Bibles. The assortment of translations and sheer volume of choices may overwhelm you.
Believers claim that the Bible is God's book-or at a minimum, an important book about God. In light of such an audacious claim, one of the first questions raised is, "Where did the Bible come from?" We know it didn't drop down from heaven complete with leather cover and gilded pages. In fact, it didn't drop down from heaven at all, even as a rough draft. People wrote it. Human beings like you and me. Who were these people? Why did they write? When did they write it? And how do we know they were right about what they wrote?
Sometimes people will buy a Bible for a friend, and that person, out of curiosity, starts reading. Imagine you are someone who knows almost nothing about the Bible. What would be your first reaction as you perused its pages? Would you be able to make heads or tails out of it? What features would surprise you-or baffle you?
One of the first things that would stand out is the human quality of the writings. If you were expecting the Bible to be the Word of God, you would probably be expecting the words of God-maybe something like a transcription of God's sermons. There should be commandments, pronouncements, even judgments-all with quotation marks as something God said to someone.
Yet the first words of the Bible are, "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." God is spoken of in the third person. These are the words of a man saying what God did, not God saying what he did. This is true for most of the Bible; the writers seem to record their own words and commentary mixed in with direct quotes from God.
There are many more questions you might have. Are we supposed to believe that the people who wrote the Bible should be taken literally? And when they do quote God, did he say something out loud that they could hear? If so, how did they know it was God talking and not a demon? If it wasn't an audible voice but only an impression in their minds, how did they know it was God and not their subconscious? Why should we believe their inner impressions of what God supposedly said any more than our own?
Then we must ask, how did these writings come together in one volume? Who did the picking and choosing? What if they overlooked some book that God wanted included? What if they included something with errors? What if this whole business of a book from God is just presumption-a mere human asserting he knows for sure what God said? The origin of this supposed book from God raises many tough questions. Get ready for some lively discussion!
1. What do you remember hearing or believing about the Bible as you were growing up? Were you an "easy sell" or did you tend to be skeptical about its contents?
2. What nagging doubts about the Bible do you have now? If the sessions in this guide could answer one question for you, what would that be?
Unexpected Revelation
Imagine for a minute that you were God and you wanted to communicate with humankind through a book. Wouldn't the simplest thing be to get someone to take down your words-a prophet or scribe of some kind-and then have that person publish your collected sayings? To many people, that seems to make the most sense. When those folks open the Bible for the first time, that's what they expect to find.
Yet the Bible is surprisingly not like that at all. It is full of history, told from the point of view of those who experienced it. It contains, of all things, genealogies-lists of names of who begat whom-and various other seemingly irrelevant details. True, there are places where a prophet speaks for God, and those words are recorded with the characteristic "Thus says the Lord," but particulars of the prophet's life and experiences are also written down.
When we come to the part of the Bible that's about Jesus, we have not only a record of his words but also a record of the words of those he talked to (even his enemies), as well as accounts of his deeds. Clearly, the Gospels are more than just quotes from Jesus. The letters that make up a third of the New Testament are the words of men such as the apostle Paul or Peter, leaders who are trying to encourage and teach the people in the churches with which they've worked. So while there are the "sayings of God" in the Bible, there are apparently many "sayings of men," too.
3. Do you think there's any value in having more than just "dictated pronouncements from God" in the Bible? Explain. When the biblical writers include details about themselves or others, how does this enhance what God supposedly said and did in their lives?
Who Wrote the Bible?
The Bible is not just one book-it is a collection of dozens of books. Yet all these writings taken together speak with unity and proclaim unmistakably, "People matter to God!"
It was written over a period of fourteen hundred years.
It was written over a span of forty generations.
It was written by over forty authors from all walks of life (kings, peasants, philosophers, poets, fishermen, statesmen, scholars, doctors, businessmen, etc.).
It was written on three continents (Asia, Africa, Europe), in many different places (dungeons, palaces, while traveling, the wilderness, etc.).
It was written during a variety of moods (sorrow, joy, anger, excitement, tranquillity).
It was written in three languages (Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek).
4. What might be the disadvantages of having so many authors put together a book? How might this process add value to the end result?
What Makes These Writings So Special?
None of the biblical writers claimed to be anything other than mortal men, yet they insisted they were God's instruments. They believed they wrote accurate history, preserved accurate eyewitness accounts, had accurate revelations from God, and made accurate predictions about the future.
Accurate History
Many have undertaken to draw up an account of the things that have been fulfilled among us, just as they were handed down to us by those who from the first were eyewitnesses and servants of the word. Therefore, since I myself have carefully investigated everything from the beginning, it seemed good also to me to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus, so that you may know the certainty of the things you have been taught. -Luke 1:1-4
Accurate Eyewitness Accounts
We did not follow cleverly invented stories when we told you about the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but we were eyewitnesses of his majesty. For he received honor and glory from God the Father when the voice came to him from the Majestic Glory, saying, "This is my Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased." We ourselves heard this voice that came from heaven when we were with him on the sacred mountain. -2 Peter 1:16-18
Accurate Revelation from God
Above all, you must understand that no prophecy of Scripture came about by the prophet's own interpretation. For prophecy never had its origin in the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit. -2 Peter 1:20-21
Accurate Predictions About the Future
I foretold the former things long ago, my mouth announced them and I made them known; then suddenly I acted, and they came to pass. For I knew how stubborn you were.... Therefore I told you these things long ago; before they happened I announced them to you so that you could not say, "My idols did them; my wooden image and metal god ordained them." You have heard these things; look at them all. Will you not admit them? -Isaiah 48:3-6
5. It's one thing to say God is speaking through you, and another thing to substantiate it. What kind of validation would need to be provided by someone who claims to be giving us ultimate truth?
Who Picked the Books to Be Included and Why?
The Old Testament books were accepted by a group of Jewish scholars in the city of Jamnia in A.D. 90, though the books they ratified were widely circulated before then. The Old Testament, originally written in Hebrew, had been translated into Greek around the third century B.C. because Greek was the more common language spoken. In Jesus' day the Old Testament was referred to as the Law, the Prophets, and the Writings (or more commonly just the Law and the Prophets). This designation referred to the same books that are in our Old Testament today.
Jesus repeatedly validated the Old Testament as a whole: "Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them" (Matthew 5:17). He even seemed to indicate the beginning and end points of the Old Testament by referring to an event in Genesis and then another in 2 Chronicles (Matthew 23:35)-the first and last books according to the Hebrew order. He considered these the "bookends" of divine Jewish revelation.
The New Testament books were all written before the end of the first century and were widely circulated as individual books for several centuries. The first list of all the New Testament books together as we find them in our Bibles today was written in A.D. 367 by Athanasius. Other partial lists existed before then, but his list and the Councils of Hippo (A.D. 393) and Carthage (A.D. 397 and 419) formalized the New Testament as it's come down to us today.
6. What safeguards are inherent in a centuries-long process of confirming the books of the Bible?
7. If someone came today and said they had a book of truth that should be included in the Bible, what criteria would you use for evaluating their claim?
Evaluating a Prophet
In the Old Testament, the people of Israel were given ways to test a prophet. Any person who claimed he was speaking truth from God had to be evaluated. If the person failed either of the following qualifications, he and his message were to be disregarded.
The first qualification was whether the prophet's message contained absolutely accurate predictions.
You may say to yourselves, "How can we know when a message has not been spoken by the Lord?" If what a prophet proclaims in the name of the Lord does not take place or come true, that is a message the Lord has not spoken. That prophet has spoken presumptuously. Do not be afraid of him. -Deuteronomy 18:21-22
The second qualification was whether the prophet's message contained absolutely accurate theology.
If a prophet, or one who foretells by dreams, appears among you and announces to you a miraculous sign or wonder, and if the sign or wonder of which he has spoken takes place, and he says, "Let us follow other gods" (gods you have not known) "and let us worship them," you must not listen to the words of that prophet or dreamer. The Lord your God is testing you to find out whether you love him with all your heart and with all your soul. It is the Lord your God you must follow, and him you must revere. Keep his commands and obey him; serve him and hold fast to him. -Deuteronomy 13:1-4
8. Even if a modern-day psychic had a ninety percent accuracy rate, would he or she pass the first test above? How would this test rate a prophet like Joseph Smith of the Latter-day Saints (Mormons), who made several prophecies that never came true-even though he made some that did?
9. What would the second test, of theological accuracy, do to many who claim prophetic messages today and even appear to have miraculous powers, yet teach unbiblical theology?
10. What is troublesome to you about believing that the Bible is the sole written authority from God and that it is superior to all other religious books?
11. What would it take for you to place complete confidence in the Bible as truth from God and as the supreme written guide for your life?
With this session you're beginning a journey. Keep in mind that you do not need to feel pressured to "say the right thing" at any point during these discussions. You're taking the time to do this work because you're looking for answers and because you're willing to be honest about your doubts and uncertainties. Others in your group would also benefit from hearing about what you'll be learning. So use these sessions profitably-ask the tough questions, think "outside the box," and learn from what others in your group have to say. But stay authentic about where you are in your journey.
To help you identify your progress more clearly, throughout this guide you will have opportunities to indicate where you are in your spiritual journey. As you gain more spiritual insights, you may find yourself reconsidering your opinions from session to session. The important thing is for you to be completely truthful about what you believe-or don't believe-right now.
12. Pick the statement(s) that best summarizes your view. What reasons do you have for your choice?
____ The Bible has no relevance for me.
____ The Bible is an interesting religious book, but it is a mixture of human truth and error.
____ The Bible is no different from other writings that claim to come from God.
____ The Bible has a lot of wisdom, but that doesn't mean it's God's Word.
____ The Bible contains God's truths, yet not everything in it is from God.
____ The Bible-all of it-is God's Word through the words of men.
____ Other: ________________________________ _______________________________________
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As reported by ProWrestling.net, Seth Rollins (formerly known as Tyler Black) challenged Cody Rhodes for the Intercontinental Championship at a SmackDown live event in Kalamazoo, Mich. Although Rhodes ultimately retained the championship, this is a huge step in Rollins' WWE career.
Rollins has been competing in dark matches and on live events for some time now. What baffles me is that he can challenge for the Intercontinental Championship at a live event, but has yet to debut on either RAW or SmackDown.
When Rollins signed a developmental contract back in summer 2010, many figured that his time in FCW would be short and that he would join the main roster quickly.
For those of you who are familiar with his ROH work, it's apparent that he is talented enough to be on the main roster. Being a former ROH champion and the current FCW champion speaks levels of his wrestling prowess.
I would venture to say that one of the only things holding him back is the new initiative that an FCW talent will not be called up until there is a long-term creative plan established for him or her. So while Rollins is an incredibly talented performer, it seems that the only thing between him and a spot on SmackDown or RAW is a creative map.
In the long run, saving his debut until the creative team has an idea of how to use him is probably a good thing. After all, it would be a shame if his talent was squandered like Kaval's was. In my opinion, it is only a matter of time before we see Seth Rollins making an impact on the WWE main roster, much like he did at this recent house show.
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The ESL department teaches essential English skills for successful learning and living and provides a welcoming, safe, supportive, and engaging learning environment. All ESL teachers are credentialed instructors.
- Students learn English and improve communication skills in order to achieve personal, educational, and career goals
- Students study in a welcoming, supportive and engaging learning environment
English as a Second Language (ESL) Beginning / Intermediate / Advanced
Monday–Thursday: 9:00–11:45 a.m. and 12:30–2:45 p.m.
Tuesday–Thursday: 6:30–9:15 p.m.
Improve your conversation, grammar, reading, writing, listening, pronunciation, and vocabulary. Learn to use English to get a job, advance at work, participate and communicate in the community. All ESL classes have weekly access to a computer lab and are taught by highly-qualified and trained instructors. Some classes/levels offered at limited times.
ESL for Early Childhood Education
Learn basic Early Childhood Education vocabulary and concepts to prepare for a career and/or higher education in Early Childhood Education! This class is offered in partnership with Catholic Charities of the East Bay and Diablo Valley College. Student must be at ESL Intermediate High level or higher. Call (925) 685-7340, extension 6754 for the dates of the summer information sessions. This class will begin in September 2016.
- Learn basic Early Childhood Education Vocabulary and concepts to prepare for a career and/or higher education in Early Childhood Education.
- This class is offered in partnership with Diablo Valley College
ESL Basic Skills
Want to develop or improve academic skills? Ready to improve your English for a job or career? Enroll in our new ESL Basic Skills course to learn or improve job skills, basic math, and English. This class is open to students assessed at the Intermediate level. Students work together with an English teacher and a math teacher.
Distance Learning—English at Home/Citizenship Preparation
Check out a video or DVD and receive a free workbook. Watch and complete the lessons at home and then meet with a teacher to review your work and answer your questions. $10 deposit collected at registration.
- Study at home to improve your English language skills
- Study at home to prepare to become a U.S. citizen
Citizenship Preparation
Tuesday–Thursday: 6:30–9:00 p.m. • Room D-2
A course designed to help those who want to learn step-by-step how to apply for American citizenship. Students will have an opportunity to develop and practice their English language skills specifically in preparation for the naturalization interview and learn to use technology to access current information. Competency in English at the Intermediate Low II level required. Please also see Distance Learning—Citizenship Preparation class above.
- Prepare for the U.S. citizenship interview and civics test
- Learn step-by-step how to apply for American citizenship
ESL Family Literacy
Improve your English skills so you can help your children succeed in school! Our classes are especially for parents and other adult community members who want to speak, read, and write English better and learn how to help their children with schoolwork. Students may enter when space is available. Call (925) 685-7340, ext. 6750 for more information. Click here for class schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
• What schools have ESL classes?
Mt. Diablo Adult Education ESL classes are at the Loma Vista Adult Center campus. We also have Family Literacy classes at some schools in Concord and Bay Point. We do not have ESL classes at our Pleasant Hill campus. Please call (925) 685-7340, ext. 6750, for more information about these classes.
• How much do ESL classes cost?
There is no charge for ESL classes.
• Who is eligible to take your classes?
Any non-native English speaker aged 18 and over may take classes. We do not require any documentation (no visa, green card, etc.)
• How do I register for English classes at Loma Vista Adult Center?
You must make an appointment to come in to test and register for class. All appointments are made online. Click here to register and make your appointment.
• What if I don't have access to a computer or the internet?
Our Registration and Placement office is open on certain days and times to assist you. Please call (925) 685-7340, ext. 6750, for more information.
• What is the purpose of the test?
We want to make sure that students are placed in the appropriate level class, so we test all new students to determine their level of literacy and English proficiency.
• How do I register for classes at ESL Family Literacy Centers?
Registration is done on-site.
• Is child care available at Loma Vista?
No. We do, however, have Preschool and/or babysitting available for children of our adult students at some of our Family Literacy satellite locations in Concord and Bay Point. For more information, please call (925) 685-7340, Ext. 6750.
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• I am an AuPair. Can I take ESL classes? Will you complete and sign my agency forms?
Yes, you may take ESL classes as long as you are aged 18 or over.
No, we will not sign agency forms. We will, however, provide any student who requests one a letter detailing your classes and hours of attendance.
• I want to become an American citizen. Will your classes help me?
Yes. We have 12-week Citizenship Preparation classes. You will learn about American history and civics. You will have an opportunity to practice your English in preparation for your interview. Your English must be at the Intermediate Low 2 level or higher to enroll in this class. Please call (925) 685-7340, ext. 6750, for more information about this class.


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Corporate social media blunders are the gifts that keep on giving. When inexperienced interns, technologically inept employees, thoughtless social media managers, or people who just flat-out don't give a shit about their jobs are put in charge of the company Twitter account with thousands of followers, excruciating magic is inevitable.
#6. Government Contractor Tweets Drunken Texts
Look, sometimes you have to have a few drinks after a hard week on the job. Cracked and Cracked's walk-in beer fridge understand that more than most. But if you work for, say, Booz Allen Hamilton, a management firm that consults for America's security and defense contractors, you might want to be a little careful with how you go about it. If for no other reason than to prevent endless "Booz Allen? More like BOOZE Allen! LOL!" comments.
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The next seven texts are just "CHUG!"
Now that American movie theater attendance is at its lowest since the days of Waterworld and Judge Dredd (the one with Stallone), alphabetically labyrinthine home theater products like VOD on 4K 3D UHD TVs can finally reign supreme. The only decision you have to make is which assortment of letters will provide you with the best viewing of Hard Rain that money can buy.
To help, we sent a team to this year's Consumer Electronics Show to find the newest HD innovations in gaming, television, and heinous pornography. Our efforts found that the TVs of the future are less like a technographic wall of blinding progress and more like a Sisyphean mountain of eternal madness.
#5. For Starters, There's a Huge Chance Your New TV Will Be Obsolete in a Year
Back in the days when The Cosby Show hadn't been recontextualized as the opening credits sequence from Se7en, Americans got their entertainment on unspeakably heavy cathode ray tube (or CRT) televisions that received broadcasts using something called NTSC encoding. It was basically a way to streamline how video was recorded and aired by standardizing the format. In the rest of the world this format was called PAL or SECAM -- once again affirming the United States' desire to be its own special little island when it comes to standardized units.
"The Metric system is a fad." -America
Remember when the announcement of a new sequel to your favorite movie made you go, "Oh cool," instead of, "STOP MURDERING MY CHILDHOOD, YOU ASSHOLES"? We barely do either. The lesson has been learned by now that for every Godfather II, The Empire Strikes Back, or Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj, there are dozens of half-assed cash grabs by movie executives who see sequels as the path of least resistance to their next caviar-powered Bugatti.
And, as improbable as it sounds, it's about to get much worse. Proving that there's no franchise out there that Hollywood is unwilling to defile and befoul, here's what's being explosively shat out as we speak:
#5. The Rocky Spinoff About Apollo Creed's Grandson
If you absolutely must do a movie based on a non-Rocky character from the Rocky franchise, we'd personally recommend either a Clubber Lang or Ivan Drago origin prequel (or maybe a combination where they meet/fall in love/fight crime). MGM has other plans: they've already greenlit a spinoff about Apollo Creed ... 's pampered grandson. It's going to be called Creed, appropriately enough, and star Michael B. Jordan, who's already a seasoned veteran of ill-conceived franchise revamps.
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To be fair, the nipple resemblance is uncanny.
As we've mentioned in the past, good CGI in films requires the filmmakers to spend monster cash -- which is why the Jurassic World and Terminator Genisys trailers both look like Turkish porn parodies despite being made decades after their groundbreaking originals. If the studios were able to make CGI look convincing years before freaking The Mummy Returns came out, then goddammit they should be able to do so now too.
"By Jove, such farce warrants $433 million of our hard-earned lucre!" -the human race, 2001
And, to be fair, some movies have great CGI! However, even when the CGI is good (see the new Star Wars, Mad Max, or any graffiti-ridden Neill Blomkamp film), it still has to be used right. With that in mind, we've collected some of the more egregious computer-generated trends of 2014, such as ...
#4. Using Fake (as in Completely Digital) Blood
Fake blood has been the violent glue that holds storytelling together since the days of Shakespeare, and as movie makeup in general got better, so did the nose ketchup -- say what you will about Fight Club's manboob prosthetics, but that was some top-notch fake blood. And yet, at some point in the past decade, something very strange started to happen. Here's The Expendables 2:
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Just watch this for 20 more minutes and you've pretty much seen the entire first act.


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Christie Staff Basically Sexted About Their Traffic Jam Fantasies [Updated]
New texts reveal an obsession with revenge via transportation delays.
Newly unredacted texts between New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's enforcers, both since banished because of the George Washington Bridge Scandal, reveal a bizarre obsession with getting revenge via transportation delays. While the new messages don't tell us anything more about the involvement of the governor's office, they are basically bureaucratic fan fiction.
Six days after his former deputy chief of staff Bridget Anne Kelly's "time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee" message, she was back at it with the governor's Port Authority exec David Wildstein, sharing fantasies about what they'd do to others who'd pissed them off. Their excitement is palpable.
First, Wildstein, who has since turned on Christie, sent Kelly a photo of local Rabbi Mendy Carlebach, calling him the "Jewish Cid Wilson," a reference to another New Jersey political figure. "I think this qualifies as some sort of stalking," responded Kelly. "You are too much."
"You are really so funny," she added.
"And he has officially pissed me off," said Wildstein. "We cannot cause traffic problems in front of his house, can we?" Kelly offered.
"Flights to Tel Aviv all mysteriously delayed," he joked.
"Perfect," she said.
"I am clueless," the rabbi told the New York Times today of what he did to get on their bad side, denying any "bad interactions." This is New Jersey politics.
Elsewhere in the now-public messages, as noted by Business Insider's Hunter Walker, is an exchange between Wildstein and Christie's Deputy Executive Director of the Port Authority, Bill Baroni, about the growing press interest in the Fort Lee lane closures. Baroni assures Wildstein that one of the governor's communications people, Maria Comella, "didn't think much of the story. Said Nobody paying attention. "Bridget same," said Wildstein.
"What did general want?" asked Wildstein. No explicit word on who the "general" is — the rest of the back-and-forth remains redacted.
The Bergen County Record has more from the latest batch, including the involvement of yet another friend from Christie's childhood (Wildstein and the governor go way back):
The new messages also show that a Port Authority police officer, Lt. Chip Michaels, was giving reports to Wildstein about the traffic backups in Fort Lee during the lane closures, which ran from Sept. 9 to 13. Michaels, the documents indicate, chauffeured Wildstein to observe the traffic jams on the first morning of the lane closures.
"Local ft lee traffic disaster," Michaels wrote to Wildstein at 8:39 p.m. on Sept. 10, the second day of the lane closures.
Michaels and his brother were childhood friends of Christie, and like Wildstein, they all grew up in Livingston.
And more intimate moments from inside Team Christie:
A message released for the first time also shows that Bill Stepien, Christie's former campaign manager, wrote to Wildstein on Oct. 1 in an apparent reference to Port Authority Executive Director Pat Foye after an internal agency email was leaked to the press. Foye, who was appointed by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, reversed the lane closures in the email and called them abusive and potentially illegal.
"Holy shit, who does he think he is, Capt. America?" Stepien wrote to Wildstein on the same day the email surfaced publicly.
"Bad guy," Wildstein replied. "Welcome to our world."
As the heat picked up from the press in November, however, Baroni wondered to Wildstein, "Are we being fired?"
Oh yeah — definitely.
This post has been updated throughout.


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This summer, Lena Mobin '12, worked at the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)'s Environmental Law Center (ELC) in Bonn, Germany. Read the full post »
ELP's very own Denise Antolini started this school year off busier than ever in her new position as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. David Forman, WSRSL Class of 1993 and one of the first certificate graduates of the Environmental Law Program, has been appointed to the position of Interim Director of the Environmental Law Program. Read the full post »
Join us at one of our information sessions in CR1 on Thursday, September 8 to learn more about the Environmental Law Program. Read the full post »
The National Council for Science and the Environment will be hosting the first Liberia Environmental Sustainability Forum in Washington, D.C. on September 21-22, 2001 where ELP alumna Anyaa Vohiri '98 will be one of the renowned speakers at this forum. Read the full post »
Join us on Thursday, September 1, 2011 in Classroom 1 from 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm as we kick off the school year with our first colloquium of the semester! Thursday's colloquium, featuring International Environmental Law Scholar, Jenny Grote Stoutenburg, is titled "Threatened Island States: The Impact of Sea Level Rise on Maritime Entitlements & State Continuity." Jenny Grote Stoutenburg will present her research on the effects of sea level rise on the maritime zones and sovereign existence of low-lying small island states.
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Can matter, energy, or information travel from one universe to another in a Level I Multiverse? That is, is there any communication between Hubble volumes in an eternal inflation-induced multiverse?
The answer is no by definition, since level 1 universes are separated by a cosmological horizon. If they weren't separated by a horizon they wouldn't be seperate level 1 universes.
It's a general feature of separate universes that they are causally disconnected. It's the fact of causal disconnection that makes us treat them as separate.


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Sorry, but something is not adding up here. Why didn't you and your boyfriend know there was a fraud freeze before the payment was considered late? How much time did you let elapse before you figured out there was a problem? You have some time between the time payment is due and time you are officially late, so what happened between the day you were billed and the day it was considered late enouth for Amex to FR you? It wasn't like this just happened in a 2 day period. There had to be weeks at minimum for you to figure out there was a problem. And if there was a problem, why didn't you take one of your other cards and pay off AMEX until it got squared away?
This is always a problem with authorized users in my opinion and why I would never trust my finances to a girlfriend or what not. Ultimately, you are the only person responsible for YOUR account. Yes we're supposed to trust the ones we love, but come on, this was totally avoidable. Learn from this going forward.
1. Never let another person be responsible for paying YOUR bills (even if they are somebody you love).
2. Always follow through to make sure the payment was posted in a timely manner. I can't count the number of times I hear people say, "I thought so and so made the payment, I was wrong." Regardless if it was a mistake, error or other. You should always be on top of it.
3. Let's say you get a bill and there's a 21 day period to make payment. If you entrust somebody to make payment by day 7 and it hasn't posted yet, then YOU pay it and deal with the person directly. Why would you ever just blindly trust and not actually check your acct to see if the funds cleared? Just sounds kind of ridiculous to me.
I'm sorry but this is partially your fault for making these mistakes. Learn from them and take him off as an AU on your other accounts. If there's not enough communication to know when stuff is supposed to go through and it's THAT HARD just to get a payment in, then maybe you don't deserve an AMEX. Just my opinion. Go ahead and flame away, but I think this whole situation was avoidable if you had just followed up on the payment before it was late.
I found this at this website. I don't have AMEX, but this person does:
There is a "please pay by" date on the statement that is like 15 days after the statement closes, but that is actually just a suggestion. Payment is not considered late unless it has not been received by the time the next statement closes."
So that means that a full statement period had to have passed for you to be late and you're telling me this whole time you didn't know what was going on and whoopsie, it just hit you like a big surprise? You never logged in to check your balance in that whole period? You never wondered, "Hmmm, why does it still show $3000 dollars due?" I'm not sure why everyone is patting you on the back for being irresponsible with your credit, but you're not going to get any sympathy here. Pay your bills on time if your boyfriend can't, bank error or not. And if you can't pay your bills when they are due, then you are better off not having a charge card and sticking to credit cards where you can make the minimum monthly payment. Amex made the right call in my opinion.


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Tony Trigilio's newest books are the poetry collections The Complete Dark Shadows (of My Childhood), Book 1 (2014, BlazeVOX Books), White Noise (Apostrophe Books, 2013), and, as editor, Elise Cowen: Poems and Fragments (Ahsahta Press, 2014).
He is the author of the poetry collections Historic Diary (BlazeVOX Books, 2011) and The Lama's English Lessons (Three Candles Press, 2006); the chapbooks With the Memory, Which is Enormous (Main Street Rag Press, 2009) and Make a Joke and I Will Sigh and You Will Laugh and I Will Cry (Scantily Clad Press, 2008); and two books of criticism, Allen Ginsberg's Buddhist Poetics (Southern Illinois University Press, 2012) and "Strange Prophecies Anew" (Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2000). With Tim Prchal, he co-edited the anthology, Visions and Divisions: American Immigration Literature, 1870-1930 (Rutgers University Press, 2008).
His poems have been anthologized widely, including most recently in Poems Dead and Undead (Knopf/Everyman's Library, 2014), Obsessions: Sestinas in the Twenty-First Century (Dartmouth College Press, 2014), The Arcadia Project: North American Postmodern Pastoral (Ahsahta Press, 2012), A Face to Meet the Faces: An Anthology of Contemporary Persona Poetry (University of Akron Press, 2012), City of the Big Shoulders: An Anthology of Chicago Poetry (University of Iowa Press, 2012), Villanelles (Knopf/Everyman's Library, 2012), and Starting Today: 100 Poems for Obama's First 100 Days (U of Iowa P, 2010), among others.
He has published critical essays in Reconstructing the Beats (ed. Jennie Skerl; Palgrave/ MacMillan, 2004) and Girls Who Wore Black: Women Writing the Beat Generation (ed. Ronna Johnson and Nancy Grace; Rutgers University Press, 2002). Tony's articles and book reviews also have appeared in journals such as American Literature, Another Chicago Magazine, Boston Review, The Journal of Beat Studies, Milk magazine, Modern Language Studies, and Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature. His creative nonfiction essays appeared regularly in the Journal of the Cosmic Baseball Association.
Tony plays in the band Pet Theories, and he recorded and toured in the early-1990s as a member of Drumming On Glass. Since 2012, he has hosted the monthly poetry podcast Radio Free Albion.
He holds a Ph.D. in English from Northeastern University in Boston. While living in Boston, Tony edited Lotus Arrow, the newsletter of the Kurukulla Center for Tibetan Buddhist Studies, and was one of the founding members of the Fenway Skills Exchange, a grass-roots alternative economic system for the Fenway neighborhood.
A recipient of a 2009 Illinois Arts Council Fellowship in Poetry, he has taught since 1999 at Columbia College Chicago, where he directs the program in Creative Writing/Poetry. He co-founded and co-edited the poetry magazine Court Green, which was published in association with Columbia College Chicago from 2004-2015. His courses can be found at starve.org/teaching/classes.html.
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Self-Storage Budgeting in 2012: Take the Time to Get it RightNow's the perfect opportunity to review your self-storage facility's financial position as we move into 2012. For some, this will be used only as a metric to gauge your facility's financial progression or regression. For others, budget planning is imperative for your facility's financial well-being in regards to a potential sale or refinance. The best way to improve on something is to track everything.
Self-Storage Collections: Making the Dreadful Task Successful ... and PleasantLet's face it, collections will likely never be a favorite part of a self-storage operator's job. Unfortunately, it's a must, much like cleaning gutters or enforcing the no-smoking rule. However, having a plan in place and developing collection skills can make the job a little less intimidating and lot more successful.
Self-Storage in the Holiday Spirit: A Look at Operators' Charitable ExperiencesWhile I've written about dozens of amazing charitable acts in the last few weeks, I wanted to share a few I found particularly special, plus one company's special holiday hello.
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