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Prophetic words to lift you up and encourage you to move forward in your walk with Christ.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Change Is Coming
46 comments:
- Michelle said...
Your radio broadcast tonight has confirmed some things (the crazy ones) and clarified others. Had this grief come over me on Sunday. It was like the grief of someone passing away and you know they never came to the Lord. I knew this for certain as an unsaved family member passed recently, their heart was so hardened against the Lord. I didn't understand it at first, and kept asking the Lord why was this feeling there. The answer had came at church when the Pastor had asked everyone to pray over our towns and families for lost souls to be saved. Many of us too are also feeling this holding of breath as well as an urgency to be ready here in southern Virginia.
- November 10, 2011 at 10:13 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Michelle - Everyone I'm talking to almost without exception has been feeling this. Whatever is coming, there are many souls involved. I am so glad to know your Pastor is having the church pray for the lost - we should be devoting part of every service to lifting up those who do not know the Lord so they can also be saved. The Lord's grief over those who will be lost is almost unbearable. You are so right, it feels just like when someone dies and you know they are lost. He is pleading with us to intercede so He can save more while there is still time.
Thank you for posting and sharing this with us all. I hope you have a very blessed week-end!
- November 10, 2011 at 10:24 PM
- Rain said...
I felt the *shift* today, after not having good sleep the last few nights.
Today has been one of those day's when you feel like you're waiting for a call, or someone to stop by, or *something* to happen.
Keep everything and everyone covered in your prayers.
Pray Gods mercy and grace...and also just talk with The Lord every moment that you are able.
God Bless you and yours
- November 11, 2011 at 12:15 AM
- Laurie said...
Thank you, Glynda, for everything you do. Though I have not commented in a few months, I continue to lift you up in prayer daily. I myself experienced the restlessness you and the others describe this week, for me it began on Sunday and persisted through Wednesday. Somewhat like the feeling of having consumed too much caffeine, or having an adrenaline rush persist for a couple of days. The sense of an engine within me running at high speed. Tossing and turning and praying through the nights. This began after an intense and tearful session in the presence of God on Sunday.
This expectant, restless feeling began in January and was so present into mid-February that I would sometimes stand looking expectantly into the sky of our rural area, as though the coming event was to happen any moment. It happened periodically through the spring, then tapered off until this past Sunday.
My intercession generally focuses on a particular people group that God placed within my heart 20 years ago, and among whom I was blessed to live and minister for years. I have experienced an extra burden of sorrow, grief and weeping while praying for these people, especially their orphans, over the last week. I believe we are all partnering with God in laboring to bring in the harvest while there is still time--some literally in the mission fields, others through prayer.
Yesterday afternoon during prayer, I asked God if he had anything He wished to say. Instantly into my mind came a song from childhood I have not heard in at least 35 years: "SOON, and VERY SOON, we are going to see the King". Praise God!
One last comment. I felt led to memorize the whole chapters of Psalm 91 and Psalm 46, to be ready with these scriptures even if a Bible is not handy. I did so and now quote them from memory each day as part of my devotional time. These chapters really fit these times and may be good for others to commit to memory also.
Much love and blessings you and all of the "Wings" family.
- November 11, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Laurie, Thank you so much for your kind comment. I agree about memorizing scripture especially. I truly believe the days are coming when bibles will be outlawed. I believe the one world religion will be "love and peace" and no preaching about sin, or right from wrong. When that day comes, anything that talks about sin will be done away with, and we will need to know every bit of scripture possible to survive it. God bless you, Laurie - thank you for posting. ~ Glynda
- November 11, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- lightkeepersjournal said...
A while back, I was doing some research and was reacquainted with the story of "The Trail of Tears", one of the most tragic times in our country's history. During this time, President Andrew Jackson signed the "Indian Removal Act" and forced approximately 15,000 Cherokee Indians off of their land in North Georgia. They were treated terribly and forced to move to Oklahoma. During the trip, the Cherokees lost 4,000 members due to harsh conditions and illness.
Our country has had a long history of mistreatment of people, whether through mistreatment of the Native Indians, slavery, prisoners of wars, etc. Much of the mistreatment over the years was in the name of money, land, gold, oil, control and plain old-fashioned greed.
We serve an omniscient God Who doesn't forget evil deeds. The Bible says that we reap what we sow. Let us not forget Hurricane Katrina and 9/11/2001. How many people did we lose in both of those events?
Our nation did not have pure beginnings. The government would have us to substitute the truth for fantasy. Historians don't paint the picture of a fairytale. Are we currently witnessing the American Dream or the American Nightmare?
Many people have substituted patriotism for the Word of God. They look to the government for something that only God can provide. I have felt in my heart that this country may not be finished reaping the evil seeds that she has sown. God help us all to be cognizant of how we treat others and how our actions can result in positive or negative reactions in our own lives.
- November 11, 2011 at 11:29 AM
- Glynda Lomax said...
lightkeepersjournal - Wow, your comment is so eloquently written and I could not agree with you more. I have some Native American blood in my ancestry and what happened to all Native Americans when this country was taken over breaks my heart. There is much blood on American soil and it cries out to God daily. It will be avenged, of that I have no doubt. I think that is when we will truly see the American nightmare unfold. God knows we have caused enough nightmares in the countries of others. ~ Glynda
- November 11, 2011 at 11:43 AM
- April said...
Glenda, I am eternally grateful to have just found you and your Blog/Website/YouTube videos last week. I listened to you live last night and want to thank you so much for your boldness in proclaiming God's messages. I have been asking God what He wants me to do, and these messages are helping me focus on what I need to do. Thursday morning, I awoke with a heightened sense of anticipation in my spirit, like something was going to happen. It was a urging in my spirit to do something, but I didn't know exactly what. We live on the coast of Virginia and are used to losing power due to storms. The strong feeling I had was similar to the anticipation of a storm coming. I spoke with a fellow Christian friend yesterday who said that she was also feeling a spiritual "sense of urgency." After hearing your message last night, I feel calmer, like I now know where to focus this energy...in prayer as relayed in your message. May God continue to bless you. Thank you for what you do, and Bless you, in Jesus' Holy name. April
- November 11, 2011 at 11:48 AM
- Glynda Lomax said...
April, Thank you for your comment. I feel that same urgency, like there is something important that needs to be done NOW. I spent quite a lot of extra time this morning interceding for the lost and plan to continue doing that, and am also spending some time examining myself for sins. I don't want Him to have to judge me :-) Blessings to you and thank you for posting! Glynda
- November 11, 2011 at 11:51 AM
- lightkeepersjournal said...
Thank you, Glynda. I really enjoy reading your blog. Many times I have tried to talk to people about the crime, corruption and ungodliness that goes on behind the scenes on the political and business landscape.
In today's world, if you submit the fact that "things aren't as they seem", you're sometimes herded into the same camp as those who speak of alien abductions.
Of course, what the government deems as "conspiracy theory" is actually business as usual. It's their cost of doing business.
Unfortunately, many well-meaning Christians refuse to see the truth. The Bible says that the "truth will set us free"; however, a person must have a desire to be free. God will show us the truth, we must be willing to recognize it.
- November 11, 2011 at 12:00 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
lightkeepersjournal - You would make a really good writer or blogger, if you aren't one already. Your insights I believe are right on the money. The only thing is you might disappear like many of the truthtellers have, and we would never hear from you again.
- November 11, 2011 at 12:02 PM
- Memsys said...
Glynda thank you for posting this and being obedient to our Lord. This was a confirmation for my wife and I this morning.
I was given a dream last night in which the whole world had changed. I was not aware of what had changed but we (my family and I) were with other believers, in a strange place, the phones did not work, we could not find gas for vehicles. The internet was down and T.V.s were not working. When I went to call my family I got a strange set of tones and a lady speaking in a foreign language. Homes were empty for the most part and those we did see were attempting to sell their precious belongings for food. Most of those we did see were in a state of shock.
Our group of believers were not hungry. We really did not want for anything but intel. Because nothing worked, I had a distinct feeling of isolation. We felt safe. But knew we needed to move on. I could not find out what happened but I knew one thing for sure, that the world was never going to be the same again.
At this point I awoke and the dream was still very vivid in my mind, which is unusual for me. After a time of prayer and reflection I knew it was from the Lord but I had little understanding of it.
Over coffee, I tell my wife about it and she was unable to make heads nor tails of it. Once at work, I checked my email and there was your post. I sat stunned as I read it.
While we did not see anything truly horrific, the message is now clear. Our live sare about to change, the change will be permanent, and safety can only be found in God.
- November 11, 2011 at 2:23 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Memsys, Thank you so much for sharing your dream with us. It is chilling to think about, and yet I feel it is truth. It also matches some things I saw in the famine visions I had the end of 2008. I also saw that I was under protection of some sort (not as in government, but as in what I saw could not touch me or affect me) and what I saw was horrific. The bare cupboards, the desperation, it was horrible. God bless you - please do keep us posted if you are shown more of what is to come. ~ Glynda
- November 11, 2011 at 2:35 PM
- Brenda said...
Glynda, Thank you for sharing this Word. I, too, have felt the deep moving of the Spirit of God over us. I felt to get on my face to pray for the last week. The last time I prayed this fervently was when our son was in the first Iraq war. I have felt too, that there needs to be a time of repentance. Usually I do the Daniel fast that many do the first 21 days of the new year. But, for some reason, I have felt that I need to do that before this year ends this time.
It is time to repent. Every time I have prayed this week I just weep.
It amazes me when the Lord confirms things to us. But when the poster said that about memorizing scripture, that is exactly what I felt the Lord was prompting me to do several months back. I started with Psalm 103 (my fav.) and then on to Psalm 91. I do believe we must hide His Word in our hearts for the days ahead and to have to share with others. I have been especially praying for some of my son's friends who I know have said they are athiests. So many youth have turned away from God. But I do believe that God's heart is that they might be saved before it is too late. I expect to see many come to know Him soon!
So, whatever is coming next we must have our lamps full of "Oil" and be ready, repentant daily, and ready to minister to others in whatever capacity He sets us in.
I agree with you that I have this almost overwhelming sense that something is going to change drastically in the very near future. But if we are 'hid in Him', we need not fear. We were born for such a time as this and He will prepare and harden us for whatever difficulties we must face.
May He protect and bless you and all of us!
- November 11, 2011 at 2:53 PM
- yeshuaprincess75 said...
wow, thank you. so many confirmations in these posts. the Lord has been leading me to memorize scripture also, psalm 91 being the first. memsys, your dream is very similar to one i had this week. something had happened that had everyone in shock. in the dream i knew that the "something" was going to happen, but was in shock that it happened so soon. we found some food in an abandoned grocery store, and my youngest son immediately started to tear into it, and i corrected him for not praising Jesus first. then we all began to praise Him. after this, i knew that we needed to leave, and felt that someone would be after us, but i knew that God would lead our way and protect us.
this dream was very similar to two other dreams that i had a few years ago in which there were missiles dropping everywhere. im not saying that this is the event in my recent dream, but they were very similar. also, every day the Lord keeps urging me to be wise virgin, and keep the oil in my vessel by pressing into Him, praying in the Spirit, reading the word, and obeying.
May the Lord Jesus help and keep us all
- November 11, 2011 at 3:41 PM
- Bubba007sss said...
I love this post Glynda very good word.
What I have found out is a group of religious leaders creating a organization called Interfaith, and what it does is bring all religions together as one for an up and coming one world religion, and they are actually fighting against the true Christian beliefs. Yes they will not preach against sin but condone it as God excepting it as a way of life. Deceiving and being deceived.
Also when we stress the importance of Holiness before an almighty God it is also preaching against sin, but this Interfaith group of religious leaders will tell you, that it's OK to live an unholy life, and that it isn't possible, or even important.
That is your False prophets folks they have been amongst us for years, but because of this administration in the White House they have come out more in the open. Obama went to a false Prophet's church where they live in sin and never get washed in the Blood of the Lamb.. They don't know what it's like to be free in Jesus Christ so they teach others how to stay bound by the enemy of their souls Deceiving and being deceived..
Gay ministers are also part of this interfaith group inviting Muslims to come to their churches. If I understand the Muslim Faith right they are taught that it's OK to lie to further the cause of Islam
- November 11, 2011 at 10:31 PM
- Bubba007sss said...
I've been hearing folks talk about the month 11/11/11 and the day which equals the number 33
I've been a Christian going on 33 years now and I'm still part of the Kingdom of God after all those years
- November 12, 2011 at 7:44 AM
- Roy said...
When I read the words "tell my people to pass before me", it reminded me of a military pass and review affair. The units line up before the Officers stand and at the correct timeing they march around and across the parade field and pass before the Officers stand for His observation and approval and then back to their original position. This is a pass and review parade. This is what I envisioned when this statement was made, a pass and review parade for the approval of the Commander in Chief, Almighty God on His Throne.
This is David Wolfiert
- November 12, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- Glynda Lomax said...
David, I had wondered what the Lord meant when He said that and I asked Him, 'Lord, did You say pass before You?' and He said yes, so I delivered the word as He said, without understanding myself what it meant. Thank you SO MUCH for clarifying that! It makes so much sense that now, when we know we are called into battle, and when recent words have told us to prepare for battle, that He would tell us to now pass before Him for inspection! God bless you, David. Thank you for posting this! ~ Glynda
- November 12, 2011 at 10:05 AM
- Brandon said...
specific details would be nice
- November 12, 2011 at 10:52 AM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Brandon - I agree :-)
- November 12, 2011 at 11:13 AM
- Glynda Lomax said...
An artist friend of mine was fasting and praying the same day I received this word about change coming. While in prayer, he received a word himself, and it is very similar to this one. Similar enough, in fact, that I have posted it on The Wilderness Companion blog at http://wildernesscompanion.blogspot.com if anyone wants to check it out. He had no way of knowing I was receiving this word about change at the same time, and I did not know until Friday he had also received a word.
- November 12, 2011 at 5:42 PM
- Bubba007sss said...
If any one is interested in what I posted about an organization called Interfaith, I've posted it over on the forums under
((( End Time deception )))
Interfaith is a group of Ministers trying to create a One World Religion, and their are different web sites connected to this one as well.. They are going before congress all the time to make it a hate crime to preach against sin, or even another Religion like Islam
- November 12, 2011 at 8:31 PM
- lori said...
Hi there,from florida,Thank you Glynda and everyone with what has been shared,wow! I have been desiring to draw so much closer to the Lord this past year. The Lord has been putting desires in my heart to live a life pleasing to Him.Glynda,you had said that It is going to be hard for people later,that have not pulled themselves from the things of this world.Amen! I to have been memorizing psalms91! I want to share a dream with you that I had years ago.I can still remember all the details clearly.I was on a beach,there was a damaged motel on it.I knew that at one time it was a very beuitfule motel.I went inside of it,and I was looking around,feeling sad,and a sense of dispare.I found myself sitting on a beam,the next thing I knew there was a man that walked in and he said to me that everything was going to be allright.The dispare left me and I was filled with such a peace.After this dream the Lord spoke to me and said that man was Jesus!Praise God He is are peace!And in closing I just want to say that I amen what you have shared about the trials that we go through prepare us for what is ahead
Let patience have its complete work in you that you may complete LACKING NOTHING!! Blessings on you!!
- November 12, 2011 at 8:32 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Lori - Thank you for sharing that dream with us. What came to mind when I read it was that a motel is a place where we stay temporarily, that is not our real home - kind of like this world :-) Blessings! Glynda
- November 12, 2011 at 9:00 PM
- c said...
I didn't think I was prophetic, yet In January of 2007 I began to have this heaviness in my spirit. I felt that as a nation we were on the edge of a cliff and that we were about to go over. Since then I have been seeking the Lord and drawing close to Him. Through the circumstances of the last few years, I have had my eyes opened to the real world around us. It seems the more I am in the word and pray and place my dependancy on Jesus the more I see. And now I can see the cliff and I can see that we as a culture and a nation are headed towards that cliff and the spead at which we are headed towards it gets faster and faster. I thought for a while that it was important to prepare physically for what is coming, but now I see that it is our spirit man that we need to feed and build up in Him. He is taking us through an incredible journey and the outcome will exciting.
- November 13, 2011 at 12:18 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
c - I agree. America is headed straight for that cliff and the tragedy is that so few understand what is coming, or how fast it will all happen, and how complete will be the fall of it. God bless you - thank you for posting. ~ Glynda
- November 13, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- jules said...
hi glynda this the first time ive ever posted. thanku for sharing ur messages.I would like to share a dream i had recently twice.I was out and about the sun was acting strangely i said to people this is a sign jesus it getting ready to come.days later in my dream i see flame like stones falling all over the place from the sky ,people r running scared panic setting in ,i am telling everyone to sing to the lord to praise him as i am running to find my family when i get to my home not all my family can be there for us all to be together. this dream has left me saddened as 4 of my children do not come to church or live a life commited to the lord .I keep praying they will turn to him before its too late .julie England
- November 13, 2011 at 2:02 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Jules - Thank you for posting. I have had emails from a number of people who have seen the fiery balls falling from the sky in prophetic dreams and visions. I have wondered for some time where they were going to come from. Thank you for sharing your dream with us. Blessings ~ Glynda
- November 13, 2011 at 2:44 PM
- yeshuaprincess75 said...
I too have had dreams and visions of fireballs, and they are always in twos. Does anyone have any insight to what that means? I also have felt that a great change is about to happen. It has gotten stronger this year since the Lord told me that a devastating earthquake is coming, even here where I live on the Gulf Coast. The Lord has been urging me more this year also to prepare myself spiritually. If we are hid in Christ, we will make it through just as Noah was hid in the ark and preserved because he obeyed by faith. Also, if we are faithful to Jesus, He will be faithful to save those we are praying for even though we may not see it happen. thank you everyone for being faithful to share.
- November 13, 2011 at 5:15 PM
- scisme said...
I also had a dream a few years ago,but I think of it as more of a vision. I have always dreamed a lot at night but this was not the same. I was just waking up during the night. Wondering what woke me up I opened my eyes to look at the clock to check the time. But, before me, suspended in the air, only a short distance from my face, was the arm of a man as though sticking through the window. This arm was massive in strength and looked like it was made of iron. The hand was a fist and was clenching dried, broken, grape vine twigs. It was powerful. I jumped to the bottom of the bed away from it, scaring my husband who woke up asking what was wrong. He turned on the light and said I was pale and drenched and looked scared to death. I told him what I saw and he showed me that no one could stick their arm through the window which was closed. I didn't sleep the rest of that night and kept saying that something bad was coming. I think the arm meant judgement and the fist holding the dried twigs meant imminent and definite, and the twigs were doom, destruction. I don't know the number of twigs but it was several 7-9 maybe. I think this means a time frame either how long it would last or until it began. This dream/vision was the scariest I have had and I have had some real doozies :)
- November 13, 2011 at 6:42 PM
- Troy said...
It is funny that you title your post as such. For about maybe 6 months now A phrase has turned up in my thinking over and over. It kind of just faded into the forefront, of my thinking, then confirmed by things I research or read. Anytime I feel something is from the Lord, I get plethora of confirmation. Anyhow the statement is this:
Nothing is as it seems, and everything is about to change.
The Lord has always been a bit cryptic with me, for it keeps me searching and not growing bored. The other thing that has been consistent in the many years walking with the Lord, is I always get the word , or dream, or inclination, many years before the thing comes to pass. Not always, but generally. For example in 1992 I had my first dream that I knew was from the Lord. Very simply walking up a very vividly green grass hill. To my right was a huge angel and when we got to the top of the hill and looked out I turned to him and he to me and he said the Age of Grace is coming to an end. That was it. Very cryptic and many years before the majority of folks are getting the same message. I have never been sure why either.
I have always naturally been a clarion. I tell and warn everyone if I feel it is the Lord. I stopped for about 8 yrs though until about 2 yrs ago. Now I am much more careful about how I conduct myself.
I and my family have already had our faith tested (and continue to) but once again I know that it is so that I can help others as they go through a time that in many ways is not so fun. Your words confirm that to me. Among many other things. I have a G+ account with over 500 people in a group. Mostly pastors and people starting ministries. I write a sobering blog 2 times a wk and send to all of them. Mostly about church and that for them to continue to use the same pattern that does not produce solid disciples, they are spinning there wheels. So many of them Glynda fit into your word. Oblivious to what is about to occur. I feel that I am there for a time such as is coming. Anyhow my burden has always been for the truly dedicated, but deceived people that fill the churches. I know the Lord is with me and leads me, but it has always been like a leaf in the wind.
Praise the Lord for the Word!!!
Troy Hansen
- November 14, 2011 at 1:13 AM
- Eric said...
I truly feel like dust in the wind right now. God has blessed me with a job for right now along with the ability to take care of my family, which I am thankful for. He has also given me the calling to procure specific knowledge associated with what He wants me to do next.
He has also given me hardships. The circumstances surrounding my life are very fragile at this point and it would be very easy for any burden to come along and cause my family to lose what we have and make it very difficult for us to care for ourselves.
But He has been faithful. He has taken care of us. For every hardship we endure I can also count at least as many blessings He has bestowed upon us.
I am very anxious these days. I can feel God's judgement in the air. I can feel the storm coming, and I know that without Him I am helpless against it. I am nothing without Him.
I hear the words of prophets like David Wilkerson and Jonathan Cahn, and the messages that God is sending through Glynda and I know them to be true in my heart. There are other prophecies and visions that describe what is coming as well.
Glynda, thank you so much for the encouragement you send out to others. People will always need love and encouragement in order to carry on in the midst of fear and despair.
- November 14, 2011 at 4:07 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Eric - I know what you mean about feeling the judgments in the air, and also about being at a very fragile place, where if just one more thing falls apart, it all will. I will say a prayer for you and your family today. It is for all of us who must walk through more wilderness experiences like yours that He is having me write the book. God bless you, Eric and thanks for posting. ~ Glynda
- November 14, 2011 at 4:11 PM
- Unknown said...
Hello all.....blessings!! Timely message dear sister. I had a dream on 11/02/11..... The first part of the dream was personal, but when I walked into my house, I stepped into another realm. I seen a TV, and on the TV was an announcer showing on a map where an earthquake was about to occur.
He said: There is going to be an 8.0 earthquake from Liecester MA to East Rutherford NJ. ( both real towns, there is also a fault line in that area ) The map had a red line drawing out the earthquake's length. I was immediately taken to a city with rolling hills. I seen many people running in the streets.
I felt a tremor, then heard a voice say "4.2" Another tremor, slightly stronger, the voice said: 5.4" Then another, the voice said:"6.6" I could see a reporter at the top of the hill reporting. He then pointed out the ashphalt beginning to crack.
I stood on a huge piece of of ashphalt which tetered back and forth, I was shifting all over the place. ( Shifting sands like your word!! )Then a tremendous tremor, I heard the voice: "8.0" Water came crashing over the hill as I started to slide down, I cried out to the Lord and the water stopped.
I reached the top of the hill. I looked down into a huge city which was burning and the buildings were toppling into each other. There was a wide ravine filled with what looked like lava coming through the city. I stood in shock as I watched the destruction.....wake up!!
I felt in my spirit the words "Change through crisis" As I looked up earthquakes in dreams, that was one of the descriptions. So much more to add, but will leave it here. Your word on the show was sobering, and this is a clarion call to all who have been called to sound the shofar!!
Watchmen, gate keepers, intercessors, stand your ground!! Heed the word and deliver it!!
" Write down the revelation and make it plain on tablets so that a herald may run with it. For the revelation waits an appointed time;it speaks of the end and will not prove false. Though it linger, wait for it; it will certainly come and will not delay.....Hab. 2:2-3.....
May the Lord be your cloud by day and your pillar of fire by night.....Always in His presence, Dwayne.....><(("<
- November 14, 2011 at 6:58 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Dwayne, Wow, thank you so much for sharing that powerful dream with all of us. And thanks for posting!
- November 14, 2011 at 7:51 PM
- The Perfect Birth said...
I had a dream I was standing in a field of wheat last night. An ocean of it. The sun was setting. It was almost like the Lord was showing me just how much time is left and saying, "The time of daylight is almost over." The wheat was blowing this way and that. It was beautiful and wonderfully golden. I couldn't help but think of the passage, "The harvest is plentiful, but the workers few." We must pray for a HUGE harvest before the daylight is gone! I pray to step up and do the work of harvesting. I feel the urgency and like at any moment this "change" you are talking about will be here. Thank you, Glynda for this word. Thank you for allowing yourself to be used of the Lord. Praise Him forever, He who deserves all Glory, Honor and Praise!
- November 15, 2011 at 11:49 AM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Perfect Birth - That is a very powerful dream - thank you for sharing it with all of us!
- November 15, 2011 at 12:24 PM
- VJM said...
You know, this Prophetic Call to Pray seems to fall right in line with what you and others are sensing here--like we are on the edge of something, the scales just about to fall unless major intercession from His church is had.
- November 16, 2011 at 2:07 PM
- Summer said...
Hi Glenda I am new to your blog and havent been able to really read everything but I was wondering if you believe in the Pre-Tribulation or what? Just wondering. Thanks
- November 16, 2011 at 5:03 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
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- November 16, 2011 at 5:09 PM
- Glynda Lomax said...
Summer, If you are asking if I believe we are going to get out of here before the bad stuff happens, no, I don't. But I do believe we will be out of here before God pours out His wrath at the end of the world. I believe the tribulation period is a time of intense hardships and martrydom in all nations such as what we see happening in India and parts of Africa, etc., now. I believe Jesus will return to get us just before God pours out His wrath on the earth. This is what I believe He showed me around 2008 or 2009. If you want to read about the vision, it is one of the oldest posts here on the site, it would be under the posts for January 2011. Thanks for posting - if you like discussing the rapture, check out the forums section. Lots of posts there on it, I think. God bless you ~ Glynda
- November 16, 2011 at 5:14 PM
- Kayce said...
All of this is such a confirmation! I appreciate Dwayne sharing that dream, wow! I so appreciate you releasing these words to us Glynda. I had a vision the night right before 11/11/11 and it hit me like a boulder. I have never had a vision in which I received a time period, so I wasn't sure if I should share it outside of my intercessor prayer group, but based on the the current string of comments I feel like I should go ahead and share. Vision: I was standing in a little coffee shop on the coast of Oregon looking out of a set of double doors that were wide open, I heard "8 weeks" and I new that these "8 weeks" were the doorstops that were holding the doors open. I sensed that after these 8 weeks were over the doors would shut. This was a very sobering vision. The town in which I was at in the vision is Manzanita which means little apple. I have had a feeling about something happening from one coast to the other in our country, New York is "The big apple" on one coast and Manzanita is "The little apple" on the other coast. I feel as though it may be in regard to "The apple of God's eye". Something IS very close. God is sovereign and on the throne, Praise Yeshua!!!!!!
- November 16, 2011 at 5:30 PM
- mctread said...
Glynda, I enjoy you message on "Change is Coming". The change I see in my family members and others is not a pleasant one, but one which must take place because of prayers being answered. I am sure your readers can relate to what I am seeing going on. I would like to relate, as an example, the situation with my own earthly father. He has a double portion of three of the deadly sins. The three that caused Satan to fall and eventually will cause the blotting out of his soul and existance. Pride- He was made one of the most beautiful and blessed of all but it went to his head, got the ole "Big Head Feeling". Envy or Jealously- He was given much power by his position of protector of the mercy seat but he wanted it for himself; he wanted to sit on the throne of Christ. Greed- He wanted "all" God's children to follow and answer to him. To dominate and declare his will upon "all"..... Dad will turn on his very own children to get another dollar or another inch of land. Do you know someone like this? I see the "change" happening to him and others. Ones I love and pray for. You see, if you love them and pray for them, God will cause them to humble down and change for the better or their sins and evilness (pride,jealously,greed) will magnify and intensify to the point that they will become exposed to everyone around them and it will cause alienation. It has been coming upon dad in waves for the past three years. He won't humble down. He is 74,goes to church every Sunday, and claims to be a Christian. He talks the talk around certain people, but he doesn't walk the walk. Know anyone like this? His increasing fits of "infantile narcissism" (self-absorbed and childish behavior), has caused most everyone to avoid him like the plague. Most days he is alone and sickly. The "change" is not always a pleasant one. It is a choice though......Mat 16:26 For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?
- November 22, 2011 at 7:01 AM
- Bubba007sss said...
Folks ask the Lord to fill you with all of him so that your cup runs over with his anointing upon your life. Time is short and he is ever closer to the door then we could ever imagine or think.
The Lord loves you so much and he wants you to have his fullness in your life..
- November 27, 2011 at 12:51 PM
- Michael said...
For the past several months, I have felt and sensed an "awakening", like God is prompting me to totally turn back to him, and give up my earthly pleasures. These "pleasures" are only temporary and quick fixes. I have a tremendous urge to leave them all behind. These thing include sin. Gambling, drugs, pornography, boastfulness. I am experiencing events right now in my life. I feel as if I am at a crossroads. These events in my life are painful and I did not know the purpose of them, but it is all so clear now. Be prepared !! Of what is to come !! I have NEVER experienced such strong feelings to turn away from "earthly things" and to focus on God, our father. It is getting easier for me. I feel God has granted me many graces, but this does not mean I am special or above anyone else. I have a felt a tremendous pulling of my heart strings. I have not mentioned to anyone these feelings, I guess I am waiting for someone to say it first, but time is running short. I sense chastisement, but also a wonderful joy to those who love and honor God. I have seen signs in the heavens, as I begged God to show me he was with me, and thought he had abandoned me. He never did. The sun did things that were impossible beyond all cosmic laws. This was a proof to me God cares for us and loves us so much, he does not want one person to die without knowing him. Atheists are really not unbelievers. They simply have not yet felt the love of God. Yes, change is coming. Suffering brings us closer to God, no matter how painful it is. You will understand this later. I have seen, and I have heard the whisper of God for me to turn away from worldly things. Peace.
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SAN JOSE -- For two days the Sharks kept saying they didn't expect to score five goals again on Los Angeles Kings netminder Jonathan Quick.
They didn't. They scored seven.
Spotting the Kings two goals in the first period, San Jose came back for a 7-2 victory Sunday that sends the first-round Western Conference playoff series to Southern California with the Sharks holding a 2-0 lead. What makes it even more impressive is that the Sharks now have scored three more goals in two games than they did in seven against Los Angeles in their playoff series a year ago.
And once again it was the fourth line providing the spark for San Jose, as Mike Brown and Raffi Torres provided the second-period goals that got the Sharks rolling.
"They got us going," said Logan Couture, who had a goal and an assist. "They generate a lot of energy in the building, a lot of energy on our bench."
Justin Braun gave the Sharks their first lead, and after that the big guns took over as Patrick Marleau, Joe Pavelski, Couture and Joe Thornton all scored in a lopsided third period.
The second offensive explosion against the Kings after a 6-3 win in Game 1 that included an empty-net goal was considered pretty unlikely.
"Could have I envisioned it?" coach Todd McLellan said after the game. "No. I would be lying if I said that. After Game 1 I talked about the fact that I don't think we'll be in this situation again. We ended up there."
The offense kicked in after McLellan made the long anticipated move of slotting Pavelski back in his earlier role as third-line center and moved Tomas Hertl up to the top line alongside Thornton and Brent Burns.
"You have to do what's right for the team," McLellan said. "What was right for the team tonight was Pav playing in that three hole for a couple periods, and guess what? He got rewarded. When we get to L.A. he could very well be back up on that wing, and away we go."
Early, it appeared Quick was going to make the Sharks work a lot harder for their goals than in Game 1, as San Jose applied plenty of pressure in the first period but had nothing to show for it.
Los Angeles, on the other hand, took a 1-0 lead just 1:51 into the game on Jake Muzzin's wrist shot through traffic, then made it 2-0 at 9:33 when Jeff Carter's centering pass was deflected into the San Jose net by Trevor Lewis.
Still, the Sharks said they weren't discouraged.
"We were down 2-0 and we said, 'Just don't let them get another goal,' " Thornton said. "We were down by two, but we truly believed we would get three and win the game."
The Sharks' comeback began at 4:25 of the second period when Andrew Desjardins zipped a pass to Brown high in the right faceoff circle, and he fired a 33-foot snap shot that beat Quick. Less than five minutes later, Desjardins dropped the puck to a trailing Torres, whose shot from about the same place also eluded the Los Angeles goalie.
Braun gave the Sharks a 3-2 lead at 14:45 of the second when his shot from the right sideboard beat Quick through traffic.
The four third-period goals came over a span of just under nine minutes beginning at 1:06 on an odd-man rush when Couture fed Matt Nieto and he fed Marleau across the ice for a 41-foot snap shot before Quick could recover.
"Patty's goal was big," Pavelski said. "We wanted to come out, we wanted to be on the attack. We sat back last time when we had the lead."
The team's leading scorer with 41 goals in the regular season, Pavelski followed with his first goal of the playoffs at 4:07 when the Sharks took advantage of an ill-timed line change by Los Angeles. The scoring assault continued at 8:08 when Marleau threaded a pass to Couture and his shot caught Quick moving the wrong direction to give the Sharks a 6-2 lead. Thornton potted the final goal with the Sharks holding a two-man advantage.
As the Sharks lead grew, so did the chippy play at the end of the game. Four 10-minute misconducts -- two to each team -- were handed out at the 14:25 mark, and 19 seconds later Los Angeles forward Mike Richards was in the penalty box for spearing Couture.
Heading to Los Angeles for Game 3 on Tuesday night, the Sharks were not about to take any comfort from outscoring the Kings 13-5 in the first two games.
"It means nothing," Couture said of lopsided scores. "It's two wins. It's 2-0. That's all that matters."
For more on the Sharks, see David Pollak's Working the Corners blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/sharks. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/PollakOnSharks.
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BIBD 332 Religious Teachings of C.S. Lewis (3-0-3), spring. A study of the religious writings of C.S. Lewis, emphasizing bibliographical information and concentrating on selected works of Lewis. Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
BIBD 352 Biomedical Ethics (3-0-3), fall. Students will explore current bioethical issues in the health care field, evaluate each issue at the philosophical level, and learn to respond from a Christian worldview. Prerequisites: junior standing and completion of lower level University Bible courses. Pre-health majors only.
BIBD 379 The New Testament Church (3-0-3), fall. Biblical doctrine of the church. Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
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BIBD 478 Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion (3-0-3), fall, even years. An examination of theism in the light of reason, competing world views, and philosophies. Same as PHIL 478.
BIBD 486 Ethics (3-0-3), spring. Biblical foundations. Applications to contemporary problems. Same as PHIL 486.
BIBD 487 History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy (3-0-3), fall, odd years. Development of philosophical thought during the ancient and medieval periods. Same as PHIL 487.
BIBD 489 History of Modern Philosophy (3-0-3), spring, even years. The development of philosophical thought from Hobbes and Descartes through Kant and Hegel with emphasis on epistemology, metaphysics, and ethical theory. Same as PHIL 489.
BIBD 491 Theology for Ministry and Missions (3-0-3), spring. Introduces the nature of theological reflection. Students will participate in foundational discourses in the field of theology in order to understand particular biblical and historical doctrines, to embody the practical and pastoral implications of theology, and to be drawn into further devotion to God. Prerequisite: BIBM 391.
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1.3The premature combustion of fuel in an internal combustion engine, causing pinking.
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TULSA, Okla. – Junior Vanessa Johnson shot a two-round 149 (75-74) to sit in second place through the first two rounds of the ORU Shootout, presented by Bob Hurley Auto Family. The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi golf team sits in a tie for eighth with a 623 (310-313) through 36 holes of action.
"It was really great to see Vanessa bounce back after a rough start to her season last time at Nebraska," head coach Carol Blackmar said. "She looked more like the golfer she was a year ago. And Ana had a really solid day for us as well. We just need to develop more consistency and get everyone going at the same time, and hopefully we can do that tomorrow."
Johnson is one of four players tied for second with a 149, as that quartet sits one shot back of leader Sofie Kuarnstrom of Arkansas-Little Rock. Johnson is joined in second place by Taylor Stockton and Wenny Chang of Lamar in addition to Abigail Laker of Arkansas State.
Ana Paredes, a freshman from San Antonio, had a solid opening 36 holes in second event of her career, going 76-78—154 on the first day of the Shootout to sit in a tie for 25th. Lindsay Biehler posted a 77 in the opening round, but fell back with an 81 in the afternoon to sit in 42nd with a 158. Krista Fenniak (82-80—162, 64th) and Claudia Galindo (92-81—173, 86th) rounded out the scores for the Islanders.
Round three of the ORU Shootout will tee off with a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday at Meadowbrook Country Club in Tulsa. Updates will be provided as they become available on the official Twitter feed of Islanders Golf, @IslandersGolf.
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How to Deal With High-Maintenance People
Studies show that pumping iron when you wake up can lead you to eat less throughout the day. Plus, everyone has more willpower in the morning since you haven't been worn out by everything else in your day, so pushing yourself to put on sneakers won't be as rough.
Experts say getting posh treatments like a massage or manis are ultra relaxing when your early-morning dream-like state hasn't worn off yet. So the next time you wake up a little groggy, don't fight it and head over to the salon.
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This idea for crafty fun is brought to you by Melissa & Doug, written by our Blog Ambassador Valerie Deneen.
Enjoy crafting with your kids!
Do you enjoy scratch art? Do you love the look of stained glass? Do you have an overwhelming urge to combine the two and make unique works of colorful art?? If so, this is the craft for you!
Recently, we were given the new Scratch Art Light Box by Melissa & Doug to review, and it was a big hit around here! This portable light table is perfect for Stained Glass Scratch Art Sheets. It is designed for ages 5-105.
For a special Autumn project, invite your child to trace a leaf onto the stained glass scratch art paper. My daughter thought this was so much fun!
Once the leaf shape is drawn, your child may want to add the veins of the leaf or other details to their artwork. So beautiful!
We love to display these pretty works of art in a sunny window!
Have fun!!
Valerie Deneen is the author of Inner Child Fun, where she inspires parents to spend more quality time with their kids, and less money doing it. Inner Child Fun celebrates simple pleasures for all ages—with more than 1,000 frugal and creative projects sure to bring out the "kid" in you too! Follow Valerie on Twitter or say "Hi" on Facebook.


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Seven Samurai Samulife
Takaharu Nakai, Fumiyuki Murakami, Kazuhiro Kokubo, Yuta Kiyohara, Masaomi Harada, Daisuke Murakami and Shuhei Sato are the infamous Japanese crew known in shred circles as the Seven Samurai. This "Backyard Session" video affirms our belief that when it comes to riding pow there is no place better than the North Island of Japan. This is some soulful and fun looking riding. Just be warned that the soundtrack isn't what we would call good.Read More


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The AmEx Look: Banking on Approachable
Jeans, a burst of color and even a hoodie or two show up to work along with the 5,000 or so employees on 51 floors at American Express's global headquarters in lower Manhattan.
"You have people wearing suits and people wearing very casual clothes," says Luke Gebb, senior vice president of global network products. Brad Minor, vice president of communications, takes note of the sea of Wall Street-area commuters wearing blue, black and gray suits and says,"You'll see the occasional pop of color, and I try to sometimes be that pop."
The Dress Code: It's business casual, but the company isn't prescriptive about it. "I think it is our responsibility to make sure people feel, especially with the millennial population, that you don't need to have a certain look," says Gabriella Giglio, executive vice president of global human resources.
Mary Ann Fitzmaurice Reilly, senior vice president of customer marketing and engagement, once asked an employee not to wear a tie every day. "Sometimes you can be overdressed for work, where you look too stuffy and you don't look approachable," she said. "I think approachable is important."
Breaking Stereotypes: American Express used to mean "big corporation." Today, Walter Frye, director of entertainment marketing and sponsorships, says he dresses to convey to artists and music labels that he has a creative side along with the American Express name—"versus a suit coming into the room."
"It wasn't as corporate and stuffy as I thought it would be," says Neha Kulkarni, director of global new product development, who came to the company from Facebook. "It's been an interesting, nice transition," she says, "to be able to maintain a little bit of the startup feel but being respectable to the corporate environment."
Jason Madhosingh, director of partnerships and innovation, says his customized footwear is an ice breaker. It "creates a path for really direct, transparent conversation for startups," he says. "The idea of a bank is kind of scary."
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Sexy girl in sexy stockings - yes! Nevaeh encases her long gams in silky nylon, shows off her stocking feet and has a lot of fun teasing the hell out of you. But Nevaeh is wondering how those smooth stockings would feel in her wet pussy and we have a feeling she might just go figure it out for herself...Let's watch what happens!
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Nevaeh is naughtier than one might think. One of her obsessions is to get off in public, preferrably with neighbors in listening distance. Today Nevaeh gets her wish but without us - we don't want to be there if she gets caught getting off! Nevaeh grabs her favorite toy, a video camera and goes to town, neighbors next door and gardeners doing their thing as well. Brave little minx Nevaeh!


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The data that can be mined from the nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) analysis of compounds in solution provides chemists with access to structural information as well as to the quantitative information that is inherent to this spectroscopic technique. These characteristics are of significant utility when applied to process analytical technology (PAT), particularly in the development of robust synthetic processes (1).
Traditionally, one associates solution NMR with structural identification of isolated compounds, dissolved in the appropriate deuterated solvent in an NMR tube, which is then placed in the magnet, and the relevant processes (i.e., locking, shimming, data acquisition, and processing) produce the NMR spectrum for the compound of interest. Although this method provides a wealth of information, many obstacles hinder its application to a PAT platform. The most significant obstacle is the prohibitive cost of conducting reactions, even on small scale, due to the requirement of deuterated solvents for signal lock. Even the use of partially deuterated solvent mixtures (~10% v/v deuterated in protonated solvent) can be costly. Manual sampling can prove time-consuming and alter the reaction mixture due to sample isolation. The advent of solvent suppression techniques, coupled with the advances in NMR flow-cell technology originally applied in the area of liquid chromatography (LC)–NMR and high throughput NMR spectroscopy, circumvented these problems and has led to the adoption of NMR as an online reaction-monitoring technique.
NMR analysis of reaction mixtures has advantages over traditional reaction-monitoring techniques. Apart from the aforementioned quantitation and structural elucidation, NMR is also highly discriminatory in reaction media containing multiple species in solution, including structural isomers and diastereomers. This selectivity can be enhanced using additional nuclei, such as 19F or 31P as reaction-monitoring handles, if possessed by the analyte species under investigation. Because this technique is also noninvasive, reactive intermediates with sufficient lifetimes can be tracked and identified, leading to a much greater understanding of the mechanistic details of a particular reaction under investigation without the need for expensive and time-consuming isotope labeling experiments. This means that the process can be investigated as is, generating a true picture of what is occurring during the course of the reaction. In addition to reaction-mixture structure elucidation, kinetic information can easily be extracted from the data furnished by NMR reaction monitoring.Several financial and physical barriers may prevent broad implementation of this technique as a method of analysis in manufacturing processes. It is unlikely that each reactor on a manufacturing site could be coupled to a high field NMR spectrometer for reaction monitoring. There are much more cost-effective and mobile PAT alternatives available. The development of low-field portable magnets has helped to overcome the logistical issues associated with fixed high field superconducting magnets (2). Although these instruments are unlikely to provide detailed structural information on species in the reaction medium being analyzed, the data generated is nonetheless quantitative and can easily be used to monitor the progress of reactions on large scale. Alternatively, the knowledge gained via NMR reaction monitoring during the development phase of a process can readily be transferred to a more portable PAT tool (e.g., infrared [IR], Raman, or LC), which can be implemented at the manufacturing stage, or as part of a QbD strategy.


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PARKERSBURG - With the start of the new calendar year, the Parkersburg Actors Guild and the Mid-Ohio Valley Players will kick off the second half of their production seasons in January.
Both community theater organizations will be opening plays this month, on Jan. 18 at the Guild Playhouse on Market Street and at the Players Theater on Putnam Street.
In Parkersburg, the Guild will present "Prelude To A Kiss" on Jan. 18, 19, 25, 26 and 27 and Feb. 1 and 2. The play is aimed at those 13 and up with mild language and discussion of sexal issues.
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The Parkersburg Actors Guild presented the musical "The Secret Garden" in November. The Guild and the Mid-Ohio Valley Players in Marietta will both open the second half of their 2012-2013 seasons in January.
"Prelue to a Kiss," is a 1988 play by Craig Lucas which was later adapted into a 1992 movie. It tells the story of a couple that falls in love despite the girl's pessimistic outlook on life. Shortly after their wedding, a supernatural event tests the strength of their love and commitment. Immediately after exchanging wedding vows, an unknown elderly man asks to kiss the bride. As he does, Rita's soul and the old man's magically exchange bodies.
Neither Peter nor the wedding guests grasp what has happened. Peter leaves the wedding with a woman he believes is Rita. During their honeymoon, he comes to realize that Rita's body is no longer inhabited by Rita's true personality. He must find the old man and keep his love for Rita alive despite the fact that she is now in an unattractive body.
In Marietta, the next show will be "A Piece of My Heart," which will be performed Jan. 18, 19, 25, 26 and 27 and Feb. 1 and 2.
Written by Shirley Lauro, "A Piece of My Heart" is a true drama of six women who went to Vietnam: five nurses and a country-western singer booked by an unscrupulous agent to entertain the troops. The play portrays each young woman before, during and after her tour in the war-torn nation and ends as each leaves a personal token at the memorial wall in Washington, D.C.
This weekend, the Guild will also be working on early preparations for its next production with auditions for "The Full Monty" today and Monday at the Guild Playhouse at Eighth and Market streets. Auditions are being held at 7 p.m. today and Monday. Parts are available for 12 men, nine women and a boy age 13 or older.
The Guild will be presenting "The Full Monty" on April 12, 13, 19, 20, 21, 26 and 27. The show has language and adult situations and is intended for mature audiences.
"The Full Monty" is a musical with a book by Terrence McNally and score by David Yazbek. In the Americanized musical stage version adapted from the 1997 British film of the same name, six unemployed Buffalo steelworkers, low on both cash and prospects, decide to present a strip act at a local club after seeing their wives' enthusiasm for a touring company of Chippendales. One of them, Jerry, declares that their show will be better than the Chippendales dancers because they'll go "the full monty" - strip all the way. As they prepare for the show, working through their fears, self-consciousness and anxieties, they overcome their inner demons and find strength in their camaraderie.
Prior to "The Full Monty," the Guild Builder youth theater program will present its annual production in March, following months of work by local students attending weekly classes and rehearsals at the Guild as a way to teach them about live theater.
This year's Guild Builders production will be "The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley Jr." and it is aimed at all ages. It will be performed March 1,2, 8, 9 and 10 at the Guild Playhouse.
Based on the classic 1964 children's book written by Jeff Brown, the youth production tells the story of Stanley Lambchop, a normal boy until a bulletin board falls on his bed while he is sleeping and squeezes him so flat he can slide under doors, roll up like a mat, fly like a kite or become a trampoline.
The final two Guild shows will be presented in late spring and mid-summer.
"The Red Velvet Cake War" will be performed by the Guild on May 31 and June 1, 7, 8, 9, 14 and 15. Parental guidance is suggested for mild language and humorous adult behavior.
Written by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten, "The Red Velvet Cake War" is the story of three Texas cousins who pick a bad time for the family reunion in Sweetgum, Texas.
The final show of the Guild's 2012-2013 season will be "Avenue Q" which will be performed July 26 and 27 and Aug. 2, 3, 4, 9 and 10. The mature show features language and some adult behavior.
"Avenue Q" is an American musical in two acts, conceived by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx, who wrote the music and lyrics. The book was written by Jeff Whitty. "Avenue Q" is an "autobiographical and biographical" coming-of-age parable, addressing and satirizing the issues and anxieties associated with entering adulthood.
Its characters lament that as children, they were assured by their parents, and by children's television programs such as PBS's "Sesame Street," that they were "special" and "could do anything"; but as adults, they have discovered to their surprise and dismay that in the real world their options are limited, and they are no more "special" than anyone else. The musical is notable for the use of puppets alongside human actors.
Following its January production, the MOVP in Marietta will have three more shows before closing its season in the summer.
The musical "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" will be presented March 15, 16, 22, 23, 24, 29 and 30, 2013. It is based on the comic strip "Peanuts" by Charles M. Schulz with book, music and lyrics by Clark Gesner.
The show is a day made up of little moments picked from all the days of Charlie Brown, from Valentine's Day to the baseball season, from wild optimism to utter despair, all mixed in with the lives of his friends (both human and non-human) and strung together on the string of a single day.
The next MOVP production will be William Shakespeare's classic "Love's Labour Lost" on April 26 and 27 and May 3, 4, 5, 10 and 11.
In the play, Ferdinand, King of Navarre, opens by declaring that his court will be devoted to ascetic study for three years and, to keep the distractions to a minimum, no women will be allowed within a mile of the court. Berowne, Longaville and Dumaine agree to devote themselves with the King (although Berowne expresses reservations about the venture and its chances for success). Berowne also points out that the king has forgotten an embassy that very day with the Princess of France.
The final show of the MOVP's season will be "Leaving Iowa" by Spike Manton and Tim Clue. It will be presented June 14, 15, 21, 22, 23, 28 and 29.
In the play, Don Browning, a middle-aged writer, returns home and decides to finally take his father's ashes to his childhood home, as requested. But when Don discovers Grandma's house is now a grocery store, he begins traveling across Iowa searching for a proper resting place for his father.


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School leaders Wilkins, Marlow, Cumbo, Flynn named '100 To Remember'
Published: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at 4:29 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at 4:29 p.m.
Bobby Wilkins, principal of Hendersonville High School, is one of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association's "100 To Remember" administrators.
Wilkins is one of four local administrators to make the first list in the "100 To Remember" series. The late Glenn C. Marlow, former North Henderson High athletic director and football coach Mac Cumbo, and former school system administrator Kohlan Flynn also made the list.
Wilkins' career has included both coaching and administration. He guided Hendersonville High to 1987 and 1992 NCHSAA men's basketball state titles and the 1990 men's golf state title as head coach. He served on the NCHSAA Advisory Board from 2002-04 and currently serves on the NCHSAA Nomination Committee.
Wilkins was also the recipient of the NCHSAA Charlie Adams Distinguished Service Award.
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FRESHMAN (2013): In his first year with the Broncos, Cardona played in 14 of the Broncos' matches, starting in five before suffering a season ending injury midway through conference play vs. Portland (Oct. 20) … playing in just half of the WCC games, Cardona made enough of an impact to be named to the WCC All-Freshman Team … scored his first goal at UCI (Sept. 22) … attempted a season-high of seven shots vs. USF (Oct. 11) … picked up the game-winning goal at Saint Mary's (Oct, 13) … picked up the game-winning assist vs. Gonzaga (Oct. 18) … collected the Broncos lone-goal vs. Portland (Oct. 20).
CLUB: State Cup Champions, Regional Champions, Fourth place at Nationals, Sporting Cup Champions with PAC Tigres ... Finals Week 7th in Nation with DeAnza Force Academy ... Lead goal scorer Freshman year with 11 ... 2010 USSDA Winter Showcase (All Star Game) - Phoenix, Arizona ... El Salvador National Team Camp 2013.
PERSONAL: Son of Ezequiel and Claudia ... has two sisters, Jocelyne and Kiara ... plans on majoring in International Relations ... career goals are to become a pro soccer player or be successful in the business world ... his relative, Ramon Sanchez played for the El Salvador National Team ... Presidential Ambassador ... Link Crew Member ... President of LSU Club ... participated in South Africa Immersion Trip.
WHY I CHOSE SANTA CLARA: I chose Santa Clara not only because it is a great school, with a great business program, but also because once I stepped on campus I felt as though it was home. The students and staff are amazing and staying close to home is also a perk, where I can see my family at any giving moment throughout the year. I am glad to be part of the Bronco family and I am excited to bring something special to the soccer team this fall.


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SHOOTS: Left
BIRTHPLACE: Gothenburg, SWE
DRAFTED: TOR: 2006-161 overall
|Hockey East First All-Star Team (2009) NCAA East First All-American Team (2009) Traded to Chicago by Toronto with Chris Didomenico and Phillipe Paradis for Kris Versteeg and Bill Sweatt, June 30, 2010. Signed as a free agent by Frolunda (Sweden), October 11, 2012. Signed as a free agent by Mytischi (KHL), November 20, 2012. Signed as a free agent by Nashville, July 5, 2013. Signed as a free agent by NY Rangers, July 1, 2015.
2011-12: Set career highs in almost every statistical category in 79 regular-season tilts … Ranked fifth on the club with 43 points (22G, 21A) … Ranked second on the team with six game-winning goals … Registered a career-best +6 plus/minus rating … Was the only NHL player to register more than 25 points and 20 goals, despite zero coming on special teams … His eight goals and 10 points in six regular-season contests against CBJ were the most by a Blackhawk against one team since Roenick vs. WPG in the 1993-94 campaign … Ranked fourth on the club with 91 hits … Ranked sixth on the team with a career-high 51 takeaways … Ranked fourth on the club with a career-best 215 shots on goal … Posted a career-high 10.2 shooting percentage … Notched a career-high eight multi-point efforts … Posted six points (2G, 4A) during a five-game point streak (March 11-20) … Tallied the first hat trick of his NHL career on Jan. 10 vs. CBJ … Netted the GWG in back-to-back contests on Jan. 10 vs. CBJ and Jan. 12 vs. MIN … Named the NHL's Second Star for the week ending Jan. 16 after potting five goals in four games … Notched seven points (4G, 3A) during a four-game point streak from Dec. 18-26, including three consecutive multi-point efforts … Registered a career-high 9 SOG on Dec. 20 at PIT … Notched a season-high six hits on Dec. 11 vs. SJS … Collected five points (2G, 3A) over a five-game point streak (Nov. 10-18) … Tallied his first multi-point effort for the Blackhawks with two goals on Oct. 29 vs. CBJ ... Missed three games (Oct. 7-13) due to injury … Notched a postseason career-high two points (2A) in six postseason appearances vs. PHX in the Western Conference Quarterfinals … Posted a playoff career-high average TOI of 14:53 … Posted 11 hits and 8 PIM … Ranked third on the club with 20 SOG … Registered a postseason career-high 21:21 TOI in Game 3 vs. PHX on April 17.
2010-11: Tallied 24 points (12G, 12A) while appearing in 77 regular-season games in his first campaign with Chicago … Finished fourth on the club with 3 GWG … Converted on both of his shootout attempts during the season, both of which were game-deciding goals … Posted a pair of multi-point games, including one three-point outing … Netted the first overtime GWG of his NHL career on Nov. 14 vs. ANA ... Tallied the decisive marker in his first career NHL shootout attempt on Nov. 6 at ATL ... Posted the first three-point game of his NHL career with a goal and two assists on Nov. 3 against NJD ... Registered the first point of his Blackhawks career with a goal on Oct. 15 at CBJ … Recorded a season-high 5 SOG on Dec. 28 vs. STL … Logged a season-high 17:52 TOI on Nov. 3 vs. NJD … Missed three games (Dec. 17-22) due to injury … Recorded one goal and 6 PIM in seven contests during the Western Conference Quarterfinals in his Stanley Cup Playoffs debut vs. VAN … Dented the net for his first career postseason marker in Game 2 at VAN on April 15 … Registered a postseason-high 4 SOG and six hits in Game 4 vs. VAN on April 19.
2009-10: Recorded nine goals, five assists and 30 PIM in 40 regular-season contests during his rookie campaign with TOR … Made his NHL debut and collected his first NHL point (1A) on Oct. 1 against MTL … Netted his first career goal and a season-high 8 SOG on Dec. 18 at BUF … Registered his first multi-point effort with a pair of goals on March 11 against TBL … Posted four points (2G, 2A) over a three-game point streak from March 9-13 … Ranked second with 33 points (12G, 21A) in 39 regular-season games with the American Hockey League's Toronto Marlies … Finished third among club forwards and fourth overall with a +4 rating … Ranked second on the Marlies with 127 SOG … Tallied a professional career-high four points (2G, 2A) on Nov. 1 against Wilkes-Barre/Scranton … Registered six points (3G, 3A) over the course of a four-game point streak from Dec. 5-14 … Posted 14 points (5G, 9A) over a 12-game span from Nov. 20-Dec. 14.
2008-09: Made his professional playoff debut, collecting one assist in two Calder Cup Playoffs tilts with the Marlies … Recorded a collegiate career-high 46 points (24G, 22A) in 39 contests as a junior at Hockey East's University of Vermont … Led the Catamounts in goals, assists, points, PPG (7), power-play points (15), shorthanded goals (2), shorthanded points (3) and SOG (165) … Ranked fifth in the NCAA with 24 goals … Named a Division I First-Team All-American … Named a finalist for the Hobey Baker Award, given to the nation's top collegiate hockey player … Selected as a Hockey East First-Team All-Star … Finished as runner-up for Hockey East Player of the Year … Honored as the Hockey East Player of the Month for January … Twice honored as Hockey East Player of the Week allied 23 points (10G, 13A) and 34 PIM in 39 games in his sophomore season at Vermont … Honored as Hockey East Player of the Week for week ending Feb. 18 … Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.
2006-07: Recorded 15 points (7G, 8A) and 53 PIM as a freshman at the University of Vermont … Named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team.
2005-06: Registered 53 points (27G, 26A) and 89 PIM for Frolunda of the Swedish Junior Elite League.
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Chef Vinita Jacinto is back with another astonishing tea recipe for the Mighty Leaf community to enjoy. Already she's brought together the surprisingly complementary flavors of Organic Earl Grey and rice pudding and the unforgettable combination of Organic African Nectar and quinoa! If you haven't tried out those recipes, you are doing your taste buds a disservice. Put them on the menu for dinner tonight! But now Chef Jacinto has outdone herself. Today she brings green beans to tea time and creates a standout side dish your dinner guests will go home talking about.
Chef Jacinto describes her latest culinary delight:
"Namaste All,
"This is an all-time favorite of mine. It follows the theme of being a quick and easy dish to make that is also healthy and flavorful! What's not to like? I used Earl Grey for the citrusy notes and the astringency and slight bitterness of the black tea."
–Chef Vinita Jacinto
Tea-Braised Green Beans
- Green Beans – 0.5 lb.
- Small Baby Red Potatoes, washed and quartered – 6-8
- Small Yellow Onion, sliced – 1
- Butter or Oil – 2 Tablespoons
- Cloves Garlic, minced – 2
- Tea Pouches Organic Earl Grey – 4 / Heaped Tablespoons of Loose Tea – 4
- Water – 1-1.5 cups
- Lemon, juiced – 1
- salt and pepper to taste
- Boil 1.5 cups of water and put in 3 Organic Earl Grey tea pouches. Steep approximately 15-20 minutes to obtain a very strong brew.
- Grind the remaining tea in a spice grinder until it is a fine powder.
- Wash and scrub the potatoes. Quarter or slice them.
- Wash the green beans. Cut off the ends and string them.
- Slice the onion.
- Heat a pan. Add the butter or oil. Saute the sliced onions for 3-4 minutes. Add the garlic, green beans and potatoes. Saute for another 3-4 minutes.
- Add the tea and simmer until potatoes are tender.
- Season to taste with salt and pepper. Add the lemon juice. Sprinkle tea powder onto the dish until the tea flavor reaches your preferred strength.
Makes about 4-5 servings as a flavorful side dish.
About Chef Vinita Jacinto
Vinita Chopra Jacinto has been involved in the food industry for over three decades. She has extensive experience in culinary education, hotel management and nonprofit services. Vinita has been a culinary educator in San Francisco for over a decade, teaching classes that focus around sustainable and health conscious cuisine.
She has worked at the Le Cordon Bleu School – California Culinary Academy for several years and was the Manager and Lead Instructor of CHEFS, a program dedicated to fighting homelessness through employment in the food services industry. Vinita graduated with her degree in Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition from The Institute of Hotel Management in Mumbai, India. Her areas of culinary focus include vegan and vegetarian cuisine, Indian regional cuisines, Ayurveda and Macrobiotic, Tea Cuisine, sustainable food and nutritional cooking. In addition to her love for all things food, Vinita is a certified Yoga instructor. She has a passion for tea, spices, local food movements, and incorporating old food wisdom into the new generation. "Passion with Compassion" is her food and teaching philosophy.
New to the blogosphere, Vinita posts recipes and culinary musings at spicewhisperer.wordpress.com.


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This two day workshop will focus on activities which can help enhance older adults' well-being.
The workshop is targeted for activity directors and assistants, therapeutic recreation specialists, nurses, and any individuals working with older adults. Participants will learn activities focusing on:
Participants will have the opportunity to learn, create, and share activity ideas. This will be an active and interactive workshop. Please come with ideas to share.
Contact Laura Covert for questions and to register for the workshop.