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Immigration 'dreamers' head to D.C.
There are 58 comments on the MySA.com story from Jun 14, 2007, titled Immigration 'dreamers' head to D.C.. In it, MySA.com reports that:While politicians pontificate on the fate of millions of illegal immigrants from the halls of Congress, from her store 1,750 miles away, Amparo Escalante doesn't want to hear about numbers anymore.
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#1 Jun 15, 2007
Cost to tax payer of illegal without a high school education.
Someone has finally fixed an approximate taxpayer cost of between 12 million and 15 million illegal aliens residing in the U.S., according to a World Net Daily report today which cites a new study by the Heritage Foundations Robert Rector. Rector found the following:
A household headed by an individual without a high school education, including about two-thirds of illegal aliens, cost U.S. taxpayers more than $32,000 in federal, state and local benefits.
***That same family contributes an average of $9,000 a year in taxes, resulting in a net tax Burden of $22,449 Each Year.*****
Over the course of the households lifetime, that Tax Burden translates to $1.1 Million, the report said. If you calculate low, using a figure of 12 million illegal aliens for estimation purposes,
the Total Tax Burden translate to $2.2 Trillion.
No matter how the politicians spins it,$2.2 Trillion COST TO TAX PAYERS is not Contributing to our society!
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#3 Jun 15, 2007
Make up your minds, this is them Marching In America, Demanding Rights for those here illegally.
These are some excerpts. If anyone can transcribe it that would be great.
""AZTLAN RISING......this is our homeland,.... We are millions.... we have an aging white America....they are dying it is a matter of time...... You can be as revolutionary as you want....we dont have to give our lives we are not at that point...We have one organized command......the last gasp of white America I understand that... I look out over this crowd and we see la Familia and La Raza reminds me of Paul Revere ...only now.....The Latinos are Coming,..the Latinos are coming.....We must!....... Increase our numbers.....(those are more tax payer paid for babies folks) at every level...we are in a Civil War........""
#6 Jun 15, 2007
Just what do you intend to do when you finally find that most of our esteemed government plugs their ears to us?
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#7 Jun 15, 2007
Dinah, I keep faxing, emailing and phoning. What do you do? Any suggestions?
#8 Jun 15, 2007
I have a suggestion to the American people anyway. Let the media and the politicians know how fed up you are by getting out the vote in droves and voting responsibly for the candidates you WANT instead of the lesser of two weevils, I mean evils despite the money spent and the coverage of the media darlings like Clinton, Obama, Edwards, McCain, Guilliani and the like.
Tell everyone you know. Apparently the problem is the people are ignorant of what is going on. There is so much that needs to be done in the education of the people it's pitiful.
First they need to know they are being ignored. Second, they need to realize that they are not being simply "compassionate" or "tolerant" by giving in. They are being played. They are NOT bigots for demanding justice be done.
They need to get their lists of REAL grievances together with stats and real numbers collected ignoring the don't ask, don't tell.
These people in Washington have had fair warning. Last I would say this: if the government CANNOT or WILL not control illegal immigration, perhaps it will be harder to stop movements like the Farmer's Branch case from springing up daily.
Washington cannot have it's cake and eat it too. If it wants to celebrate the 4th of July without hypocrisy, it needs to get back to it's JOB of doing the PEOPLE'S WILL; not simply being elected to play an elaborate power game.
#9 Jun 15, 2007
Betsy, I do what you do. I'd love to post the letter I wrote to my Representative and Senators (which probably went in the trash if it reached them anyway) because BOTH of our Senators voted against us. The house seems to be on our side. Only thing is I don't want to be identified on a public forum. I'm sure if someone really wanted to take the time on their lazy bum they could; but I'm trying NOT to allow that.
It's pretty bad when you can't use your real name there are evil people out there. If you exercise your first amendment rights, you WILL pay for it one way or another.
Just keep up the pressure. I know for now I'm done with it. I've said it twice and haven't changed my mind. I have a life to live and it's not getting lived on these boards. This is just a subject I feel VERY strongly about.
I'm not going to let these clowns take away our life.
I am also tired of preaching to the choir. If my family did enmasse, I'd join the Minutemen and go 'active duty'. Problem is, now there's been enough household arguements over this. But, until this is over, I will continue to keep up with the issue, cruise the sites and boards and news voraciously. It's just time to let the information sink in.
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#10 Jun 15, 2007
Hi Dinah, I remember you, I used to be "Sparky", I had to change it becuase someone was blogging using my profile.
I don't see how the government can pass bill without asking the public. First of all, NAFTA is a joke, it will be just that much easier for illegals or even terrorist to cross the border. It seems the word "reform" is really "deform". what are they talking about, our government either thinks we are idiots or has turned to be a dictatorship.
#11 Jun 15, 2007
Believe me they can. They do things because they can.
They play the voting blocks like fine tuned instruments and use their money and influence to manipulate less powerful figures like a chess game.
We have the BEST form of government on the face of this planet and they are making a mockery of it. I'd like to give 2/3ds of them the jackboot.
My apologies to genuine public servants who REALLY care about the people. The problem is they are outnumbered by the power players. That's the kindest thing I can think of to say for the media, money, and power loving scum. Respect is earned; senator or not.
After watching the last Senate meeting on this issue, ALL DAY, I'd compare it to the anecdotal skeleton in the closet. Just when you live your life and get to enjoy it, the cursed thing comes flying out and ruins it.
The problem is they really ARE turning into a dictatorship a little at a time.
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#13 Jun 15, 2007
Dinah, please post your letter I would love to read it. Take out your personal information. Gee, just came back hoping to see your letter....then ... realized I had hoped, meant to ask you to post it...and somehow did not. well, it is 1:05 am Sat. Good morning.
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#14 Jun 15, 2007
Gee, you said so many interesting things. Respect does have to be earned. There are some folks that manage to float through life, giving respect to people that do not deserve it. I think their lives are easier in some ways. Though, Dinah, my internal makeup is so different I can not force myself into the mindset. Just wondering if perhaps you are that way as well? It has been noticable in me since I was a Very young girl.
It almost sounds like you are describing the use of behavioral science, when "They play the voting blocks like fine tuned instruments and use their money and influence to manipulate less powerful figures like a chess game."
"like fine tuned instruments..." that is very astute.
"the anecdotal skeleton " think I know what you mean. Just about the time one, "tra la la" passes in my life, "well that was nice....and NOW....deal with this"
"The problem is they really ARE turning into a dictatorship a little at a time"... they sure are trying. Here is a bit of good news. Sorry the link does not work, Dinah, I have the curse of the broken links... I understand it is a simple process. I try to follow it. Copy and paste. Still they do not work all the time.. yet they do at first...life mystery...
I will post it in another box. lol (if the spelling and type o's grow please forgive me, pain is now at the burning level... no time to sp ck and type o ck)
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#15 Jun 15, 2007
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Did Tancredo just slay the dragon?
House passes Tancredo measure to deny emergency funds to sanctuary cities posted at 3:41 pm on June 15, 2007
Hes offered similar proposals at least seven times in the past three years and theyve always failed by big margins. Today? 234-189, with no fewer than 49 Democrats voting in favor. The Rocky Mountain News says all sides are stunned; his own press release describes him as exuberant. Not necessarily because he thinks the Senates going to pass this but because of a certain Larger Truth that might just have materialized. From the RMN:
Tancredo said he thinks his amendment is an indicator that the House would crush the reform plan [i.e., amnesty bill] if it passes in the Senate.
If I were (Speaker of the House) Nancy Pelosi, Id be asking if she could pass a vote on amnesty on the House side, Tancredo said.If she lost 50 Democrats on this one, and she says she needs 70 Republicans to pass the immigration plan, this is an interesting indicator of things coming down the pike, and that the times, they are a-changing.
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RoboTech advised this is a very good sign of the attitude of this bill in the House. Dinah, I have great regard and respect for RoboTech. You may wonder why I sometimes log the post number. Why I log the topic/article where the post was made. Dinah, when a post is exceptional, I sometimes have trouble recalling where it was. Since I firmly believe it is good to exchange information, I try to do so accurately. More simply, my daily life has some degree of physical pain. It is so varied as to sometimes interrupt my memory. Rof, thus the anal attentive detail orientation.
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#16 Jun 15, 2007
Caught a glimpse of georgie pandering at the Latino breakfast this am. Ended up writing about it somewhere in topix I think. May have made it into one or two emails.
oh, do you have a youtube of the insane one at the breakfast??? love to post those...
#18 Jun 16, 2007
I hope and PRAY it's working.
#19 Jun 16, 2007
Well, I have been watching things more closely now that I'm older, my kids have grown and I have more time; not to mention I am closer to Washington than I've ever been in my entire life. In a way I thank the Lord for moving here. It has opened my eyes and taught me things I probably would never have ever seen unless the concern was nearby. On the other hand I used to be the type who thought life was good and I didn't have an enemy in the world. It has also made me and mine quite cynical. Which is sad. Therein, we also need to grow out of that.
But I'm not simply describing 'behaviorial science'; one can easily come to that conclusion by listening, watching the words come live 'out of the horse's mouth'. Part of the reason they want campaign money is they want face time in states that are crucial to their either getting on the ballot or getting elected in states like Iowa, Ohio, I haven't figured it out yet. Maybe it has something to do with the 'electoral college'. But it just doesn't seem fair that a well known should have the most money and get the most face time. If you listen to them and watch them though they are indeed interested in their "voting blocks": dems, reps, women, blacks, Hispanics, the left, the right, conservatives, liberals, etc. We're not just Americans anymore. Hillary panders to women, Obama to women and blacks,(and etc to be fair) Bush to Hispanics, others flip flop to become whatever you want, Jon Paul the conservatives, etc. Each has their bent. The ones to REALLY be concerned about are the ones like Bush who APPEAR to be one way and ultimately go another. I voted for the man twice because he played us well with the war after 9/11.
I didn't know what he was doing; or shall I say NOT doing. I think some politicians are afraid of the press because they know that they have to at least try to do right by the American people or the press will blab on them. On the other hand the press can be quite manipulative too. Never a dull moment.
Yeah. I just woke up. My man is amused because HE woke up a long time ago.
#20 Jun 16, 2007
I'd like to see more of Tancredo, but probably won't other than the internet. Media time is money and the guy isn't wealthy in that sense.
I like Robotech's comments too. They are encouraging.
As far as the news goes, we can rejoice at ONE hurdle-the house. But it STILL has to pass the Senate. So too much rejoicing is premature. We can REALLY rejoice once it passes the Senate AND is signed into law by the head honcho.
#21 Jun 16, 2007
SPEAK! Hi, Sandy :-)
"I want a piece of that steak"
Since: Apr 07
#22 Jun 16, 2007
That's how I feel, our president goes against the best wishes of the people, that is not a democracy that is a dictatorship. Congress obviously knows that NAFTA, guest worker progam, and giving some type of amnesty to 12 or 20 million illegals is ridiculous. The financial gain of special interest groups must be amazing, so amazing they will commit treason.
"I want a piece of that steak"
Since: Apr 07
#23 Jun 16, 2007
Duncan Hunter might not be to shabby, atleast he started the fence in Tijuana.
Since: Apr 07
#24 Jun 16, 2007
Kickback and all.
You guys know what is really going on right?
SPP was considered a conspiracy theory only 1 year ago,now look.
NWO is very close and this whole illegal immigration thing is to keep us occupied.
YES, fight as hard as you can now on this, but keep your eyes open to all the other rights we are losing every day.
2010 is thier goal and they are right on target.
Call it conspiracy or tin-foil. I've watched and researched for two years,it is not pretty.
"I want a piece of that steak"
Since: Apr 07
#25 Jun 16, 2007
There was once the trilateral community (theory) or still is, nothing really surprises me. It sure seems this stupid immigration reform bill is just to keep us occupied because it's so ridiculous.
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Prep 10 mins
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- 16 ounces seitan, medallions drained, rinsed and patted dry
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
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Tasty but too wet. I would cut the veg. stock down to 1/2 cup next time.
Pretty tasty. Only change I made was to leave out the oil and sautee in a bit of water. Not sure if this had an effect on the taste, but we did find it to be a little on the bland side. I used home made seitan and served over whole wheat noodles. Thanks for posting, this was a fun recipe to try.


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DISH Anywhere Android and iOS apps have both been updated to expand their Sling Hopper capabilities from mere streaming to also include DVR recording downloads. Now the functionality isn't new, but consolidating down from three apps to two is a good move – and one we've seen from a variety of service providers (like Verizon) who have finally realized less is more. By comparison, TiVo provides remote control, guide, streaming, and offloading in a single (iOS) app. Also worth mentioning, unlike retail Slingboxes, DISH Hopper apps are provided free of charge. And, despite upcoming service fee increases, the DISH Hopper, with integrated placeshifting and commercial skip, remains one of the most compelling set-tops on the market.
Sling has unveiled a second app for their high end Slingbox 500, a placeshifter with benefits. And, like the company's first foray in reverse streaming, the EchoStar subsidiary dabbles in nepotism with the launch of DISHWorld — a service that offers a variety of international programming, including live "television" and a sports package that runs $10/month. I'd hoped to take it on a quick spin prior to leaving town for the weekend but, sadly, was hit by the Friday night streaming blues. So I'll just have to add this, along with Roku Slingcatching, to my growing project list. Meanwhile, I still think Sling would be better served by introducing a lower end streamer and bringing WiFi to the mid-tier, while continuing to work cable partnerships.
Having settled with Belkin back in June, Sling Media's placeshifting intellectual property was further bolstered today when the International Trade Commission closed out the case against Monsoon Multimedia via a US import and sales ban of products that infringe upon 6 Sling patents.
The Commission has determined that the appropriate form of relief in this investigation is a limited exclusion order prohibiting the unlicensed entry of electronic devices having placeshifting or display replication functionality and products containing the same that are manufactured abroad by or on behalf of, or imported by or on behalf of, the Defaulting Respondents by reason of infringement of one or more of claims […] The Commission has also determined to issue cease and desist orders directed against Monsoon and C2 Microsystems, which prohibit, inter alia, the importation, sale, advertising, marketing, and distribution of covered products in the United States by the Defaulting Respondents.
Over the years, Monsoon has marketed various streamers including Continue Reading…
Having returned from vacation, I was geared up to revisit a few sidelined projects — including the new Roku Slingbox channel. Unfortunately, it's vanished from my Roku without a trace. According to Sling support:
With the Roku and the iPhone we are having an issue with the units connecting. We are working on this issue and should have it solved in a timely manner. If you look at your Roku you will see that Roku has removed the App so that it can be corrected and work perfectly with Android and Apple phones. If you keep looking at the forums we will keep everyone updated when the fix come out.
Now I'd heard of some connectivity issues, Continue Reading…
Hot on the heels of Roamio's out-of-home streaming release, TiVo and Sling have begun trading blows online. And, once again, TiVo is positioning their DVR as the One Box. However, unlike the Premiere platform, they have a much more compelling argument this time around… featuring that aforementioned streaming and a usable Netflix client. However, without the Opera TV app store, they still fall ridiculously short of Roku's vast library of channels and TiVo's limited DIAL support is no match Apple's infinitely capable Airplay.
In the other corner, Sling lays out a streaming comparison that is mostly correct. TiVo Roamio is currently limited to iOS and WiFi, whereas a Slingbox is largely agnostic when it comes to connection and platform. Sling claims Roamio is incapable of automatic quality adjustment, which we now know to be inaccurate Continue Reading…
As you can see above and described here, TiVo has flipped the switch on remote access — allowing Roamio Pro and Plus units to stream both live and recorded content via WiFi. Of course, this functionality is only available to iPad and iPhone owners at launch. But Android support, along with cellular access, is expected in 2014 (with no word on other potential platforms). Further, anything locked down by your cable provider will be blocked. (Sorry, TWC customers and HBO subscribers.) Remote functionality will hit the TiVo Stream next month, bringing these very same capabilities to the base Roamio DVR and prior generation TiVo Premiere.
We're planning an in-depth look after we've had a few days with the solution — is Roamio a Slingbox-killer? How does TiVo's implementation compare to DISH Hopper placeshifting running on equivalent hardware? Will my wife loan me her iPhone again? Stay tuned… Continue Reading…


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This interface works on the Nissan cars with the grey 14pin Consult connector (you'll usually find it near the fusebox) (These cars are usually build from year 1989 to 2000)
Newest Consult Bluetooth Diagnostic Interface for Nissan 14PIN
Nissan Diagnostic Interface Introduction:
It is PC and Android version of Nissan hand held Pocket PC Consult.
The Free App for android mobile phone is "NDSI LITE"
It is used on all Nissan grey 14pin Digital Data Link (DDL). It is usually located near the fuse box on driver side.
The cars are usually built from year 1989 to 2000. Such as Cefiro, Sentra, Infinity, Maxima,300ZX,Z32, 240SX,S13, S14, Skyline, SR20DE, SR20DET, RB20, Altima, and Fairlady.
R32 Skyline (9/89+ only, first few months from launch in 6/89 did not support consult)
R33 Skyline
R34 Skyline
S13 Silvia / 180SX / 200SX (SR20 engines only, not CA18)
S14 Silvia / 180SX / 200SX
S15 Silvia / 180SX / 200SX (check for consult connector)
Z32 300ZX (except for 96 model which might not work with all software)
N14 Pulsar (including GTiR)
N15 Pulsar
B13 NX Coupe
K11 Micra (check for plug, some late model may have an OBDII plug instead)
U12 Pintara (KA24 only)
U13 Bluebird
A32 Maxima
GQ Patrol (TB42E only)
GU Patrol (TB45E, RD28ETi, TD42Ti - check plug, some TB45E have an OBDII plug instead, as do all ZD30)
R50 Pathfinder (VG33E, 95-05, check your port as some later models have an OBDII plug instead)1pc x Software CD
Available software working with this Interface:
DDLreader: DDLreader v.15c / DDLreader v.16c
SRTalk v.1.0
ZCSetup v.2.0
ZTalk v.1.1
Nissan Data Scan v.1.4
Nissan Data Scan v.1.51
ECUTALK 1.35, Win XP / 7, gauge/logging,trip meter
ECUTALK 1.34 for PPC, Win mobile 2003 mobile 5
Nissan Diagnostic Interface Specification:
Configuration-Bluetooth version
Diagnostic socket: Nissan DDL 14pin
Communication: Bluetooth 2.0
converter: 6pin to OBD 16pin cable used on the vehicle 2000 -up
OS: Windows 98/ME/2K/XP/7, Android, actually it depens on the diagnostic software.
Power Supply: 12V powered by plugging DDL 14pin / GST 16pin to the vehicle.
Driver program: No need
Bluetooth pairing password: 1234
Sleep: offline for 5 minutes and it will sleep
Wake up: Since it comes with no RESET button, please firstly turn the lock to off position, then pull out and plug.
Windows settings:
Management>Hardware admin>Ports(COM&LPT)>Serial over Bluetooth link
Android settings:
Connect to diagnostic device
* Turn to ACC
* LED red light on, green light on, Blue light flashes quickly
* Turn on phone Bluetooth, scan to choose HC-05
* Input Bluetooth paring password 1234
* LED red light on, green light on, Blue light flashes slowly
* Open the software "NDSI LITE"(Free version)
* Press "Connect"
* Choose "HC-05"
* LED red light on,green light on, Blue light flashes quickly*2 and then on (Recycle)
Nissan Consult special used converter (DDL 14 pin to OBD2 16pin):
Compatible with 1996~2000 Japanese Nissan OBD2 DLC 16pin, while the ECU still apply the non-real OBD2 protocol (compatible with Nissan Consult 2). Therefore it has to work together with Nissan Consult 3 diagnostic interface and its special software.
Windows software Nissan Data Scan I and Android app NDSI Lite workable DDL models:
•AUS Maxima A32 (VQ30DE)
•AUS Pulsar N14 (GA16DE)
•AUS Pulsar N14 (SR20DE)
•AUS Pulsar N15 (GA16DE)
•AUS Pulsar N14 (SR20DE)
•AUS NX/NXR Coupe (SR20DE)
•JDM Silvia S14 (SR20DE)
•JDM Silvia S15 (SR20DET)
•JDM Pulsar GTi (SR18DE)
•JDM Pulsar GTiR (SR20DET)
•JDM Bluebird U14 (SR18DE)
•JDM Bluebird U15 (SR20DET)
•JDM Skyline R32 (RB20DET)
•JDM Skyline R32 GTR (RB26DETT)
•JDM Skyline R33 (RB25DET)
•JDM Skyline R33 (RB20DE)
•JDM Skyline R33 GTR (RB26DETT)
•JDM Skyline R34 (RB25DET NEO)
•JDM Avenir PWN10 (SR20DE)
•JDM Infiniti Q45
•CAN '92 Infiniti G20 (SR20DE)
•US Sentra B13 SE-R(SR20DE)
•US '94 Sentra B13 (GA16DE)
•US Maxima A32 (VQ30DE)
•US '93/'94 Altima U13 (KA24DE)
•US '99 Altima GXE (L30, KA24DE)
•UK Almera N15 GTI (SR20DE)
•UK 200SX S14a (SR20DET)
•UK Micra K11 (CG13DE/CG10DE
•UK 1993 Primera P10 (SR20DE)
•FRA '93 100NX 2.0 GTI (=NX coupe) (SR20DE)
•GER Almera NX (GA16DE)
•Primera HP10? SR20DE(T)
•Cefiro A32 VQ20DE
•FIN 99 Maxima A32 (VQ30DE
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Located at Dave Walter, Inc. in Akron, Oh. Call Dave Walter, Inc. today at 330-762-0791 for more information about this vehicle.
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- Heated Multi-contour Seats W/lumbar Support
- Nevada Leather Upholstery
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- Online Information Services
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- Ipod & Usb Adapter
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- Speed-sensing Steering
- Split Folding Rear Seat
- Sport Steering Wheel
- Steering Wheel Memory
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- Steering Wheel Mounted Audio Controls
- Telescoping Steering Wheel
- Tilt Steering Wheel
- Traction Control
- Trip Computer
- Variably Intermittent Wipers
- Weather Band Radio
- Front Beverage Holders
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- 10 Speakers
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- Garage Door Transmitter
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- Genuine Wood Dashboard Insert
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- Memory Seat
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- Passenger Door Bin
- Passenger Vanity Mirror
- Power Adjustable Front Head Restraints
- Power Door Mirrors
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- Radio Data System
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The Race Set Before You
Hebrews 12 "Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, 2 looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God..."
The Race Set Before You
Today in church, I was reminded of the hardest marathon I have ever run. We are studying Hebrews 12, where the writer advises us to prepare for the race set before us.
The race.
We are reminded of those who have gone before us and are now our witnesses. We can gain comfort by reading their words in scripture because they ran their race and endured to the end where they earned their imperishable crown.
As I sat there listening to our pastor teach, I couldn't help but remember the race and how it's a perfect analogy for what the writer of Hebrews meant...
Good shoes, a good training plan, and good health are needed for marathon training. I live in Phoenix, so an October marathon meant training all summer.
All summer in Phoenix.
Yuck. What was I thinking?? I did it, but swore I'd never do that again.
Signing up for a marathon requires commitment, but to register for the most popular marathon in America requires a little bit of luck. Because the Marine Corps Marathon is so popular, you have to enter the lottery and hope your name is selected.
I was selected that March of 2014!
The Race
My father was a Marine and so was my husband. I was a Marine Corps wife, so the Corps means something to me. But I knew running the marathon was nothing compared to what they had endured during boot camp. I had to finish for them because they finished for us.
The Course
My uncle had run the race before, so he advised me of the course. "It's hilly, so prepare..." and I did prepare. But you can't really know the course until you are on it.
The Obstacles
Training for a race always has obstacles to face and this one was no different. During my summer training, I did run up hills to prepare, and in the process blew out one calf muscles. I couldn't even run half a mile! As I wallowed in self pity, I knew there had to be something that could treat such an injury. I sought out the treatment, followed doctor's orders and rode my bike instead of running. For 9 days, I didn't run. That's torture for someone in training! But obeying doctor's orders paid off and I was able to resume running on schedule.
But that wouldn't be the only obstacle in the way...
The night before the race we were in a car accident. Yes, the night before. Blessedly, no one in our vehicle was hurt. The driver at fault was hurt and flown to the hospital. We were a little shaken up and exhausted from sightseeing in DC all day, but I went to bed and awoke rested and ready to head to the staring line.
The next obstacle? Finding the starting line. Sigh.
Washington DC is a BIG city and because this race is so popular, there were 30,000 people also trying to find the starting line. After almost 2 hours of driving and searching, we finally found the place to park and the shuttle to take us to the starting line. I'm so glad my husband was with me. I would have talked myself out of the whole thing, I was so stressed!
But we made it to the start and that alone felt like a huge accomplishment! And then it dawned on me that I still had to run 26.2 miles. Oh yeah!
The Race Set Before Me
Finally, I was on the course. Yes, it was hilly just like my uncle had warned. In fact, as we ran through Georgetown, we had 7 miles of hills! But oh how I loved that run. Georgetown was spectacularly beautiful with the architecture, the little shops that lined the route, and the fall leaves fluttering through the air. And the cool air! Mind you, it was still about 104 degrees back home, but it was a balmy 60 degrees that morning. Awwww....
As we entered DC, we ran by the Lincoln Memorial, the Korean War Memorial, and headed toward the Washington Monument. My legs began to ache. I knew I was getting weary. Of course, my body was revolting and wanted to quit.
And that's when we entered "Memorial Way" where the Gold Star Moms are out, encouraging us to run our race. Here they were to encourage us when we should have been hugging them! It was moving.
Enlarged photographs of fallen Marines lined the route. Some were pictured holding their babies, others were in combat fatigues, and others were pictured in civilian clothes just grinning in life. As I gazed into their young faces, a surge of pride rushed through me. Tears filled my eyes and I knew I couldn't quit. I wouldn't quit. I had to keep going.
I had to keep going for all of them.
The mantra during the whole race is "Beat the Bridge" because if you don't, you'll be stuck on the other side of the draw bridge waiting for a ferry to come take you to the rest of the race! No one wants that, so I pushed it and ran my fastest 20 miles ever. I made it to the bridge and crossed it on time.
The Finish
The last 6 miles were excruciating because all my energy was gone. But, as usual, there's one last surge of energy at the end and I pushed through. When you approach the finish line, the whole area is full of Marines cheering you on. Yes, I know they are probably ordered to be there on a Sunday morning, but they aren't ordered to clap or cheer. Yet, they do. They encouraged us on even though they themselves had endured boot camp for 13 weeks. No one cheered them on.
Finally, I could hear the cheers and the music and that's when I knew I was near the end. One last hill greets you at the end (leave it to the Marines to put in one last hill at the end...) complete with signs painted on the ground encouraging us on:
Beat the Hill!
Dig Deep!
"Okay, I'll dig deep. I'll dig deep.." I thought to myself and pumped my arms. But after a while, it seemed like the hill went on forever!
"Who put this hill here?" I huffed. "Who's idea was it to have this stupid hill here at the finish? I hate this hill!"
One last sign was painted on the ground:
What Hill?
Funny Marines. Hilarious.
There it was, the finish line. As I crossed, I saw my husband and smiled for a few photos then made my way to where a Marine Corps officer waited with a medal. He placed it around my neck and I couldn't help but cry.
I cried because it was over, because he was so young, and I cried because so many Marines didn't make it home.
When you finish the Marine Corps Marathon, you finish at Arlington. You finish at the base of the Iwo Jima Memorial, that stalwart statue that epitomizes the fortitude and reputation of the United States Marine Corps.
I cried because what I had just endured was nothing in comparison to what that Marine, what my father, and what my husband had endured to become Marines and have that eagle, globe, and anchor pinned to their uniforms. They endured marathons everyday during boot camp: physical and mental marathons that they couldn't quit if they were to become Marines.
I was overwhelmed with gratefulness for all those who had endured and that my race was finally...finally...over.
And that's what the writer of Hebrews meant.
We have the martyrs and the saints who endured the race of life all around us, encouraging us to continue. We have their testimonies to read so we can know the course and all that it entails.
But even so, those who came before us do not want us to focus on them. Like those Gold Star Moms cheering us on, they are there to point you to the finish line where the real reward lies.
Those who came before us point us toward Jesus, who endured so much more than we ever will.
While I was running the marathon, the streets were lined with people cheering us on. Imagine enduring such a race with people spitting on you, threatening to kill you, mocking you, and throwing stones at you.
Jesus endured that and more.
I had my husband at the finish line. Jesus was abandoned by His friends at His finish line.
Our life race is unique to us all. You could ask 100 marathon runners about their experience and you'd get 100 different stories. We shouldn't compare our races nor boast in them. Instead, we should use our races to encourage those who come after us. Like those marathon coaches who run back to find their teammates and encourage them, explaining what's to come on the course and informing them of water stops up ahead.
Those of us who have experienced much must use our testimonies to encourage others. After the race, I couldn't imagine keeping quiet about it. I am so glad I spoke up in Bible Study today because my story of completing the Marine Corps Marathon analogy encouraged many in attendance.
Looking to Jesus
The whole point of running the marathon for me was to pay tribute to the Marines. But the whole point of running this race called life is to focus on Christ waiting for us at the end.
And when He places that imperishable crown onto our heads, we will immediately remove it and place it at His feet in adoration and worship because, as the author and finisher of our faith, He, alone, has earned it.
What I have learned?
Endure to the end.
Run the race that is set before you.
Looking, always, to the Savior at the finish line.
Monday, June 6, 2016
Never Fear the Storms
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Nowhere in the Bible is it written that the life of a Christian will be easy. Instead, we are told the Christian will suffer as Christ suffered. Meaning, storms of life will come and go and leave their marks on us as they do the unbeliever.
I remember last October, after my sister passed away from cancer, I had registered to run a half marathon at Lake Powell. I wasn't sure if we should still go so soon after my sister's death, but we both knew my sister would want our lives to go on. As my husband and I were driving toward Page, AZ, for a half marathon race, we could see storm clouds gathering above the city. It's hard enough to run a half marathon, but to run in the rain and wind makes it even harder! I could feel the fear and trepidation building inside me.
We tend to fear storms because we've all experienced them: literally and figuratively. We know how dangerous storms can be. All of us would love to live a life without storms, but what would that life look like?
Years ago, in Tucson, Arizona, scientists built the Biodome: A place where scientists could live and work in a perfect environment. They had perfect air, water, and soil to grow perfect food. They even made a simulated ocean! There within the Biodome, these scientists could study the effects of a perfect environment in hopes of replicating it in life.
After a while of living in this perfect environment, however, these scientists noticed something shocking: the trees they grew were dying. They were simply falling over dead at a young age. Concerned, they took samples of the air, water, and soil to try and figure out what was causing the deaths of these perfectly healthy trees.
All their tests showed nothing was wrong with the water, air, or soil. Perplexed, the scientists had no idea what was causing the deaths of the trees, until one day the answer came to them: No wind.
You see, there was no wind inside this "perfect" environment, but trees need wind. As a young tree grows, the wind beats against the trunk causing the roots to dig in deeper and the trunk grows stronger after each storm. Without those strong winds of a storm, the young trees did not become stronger. Instead, they became weaker and fell over.
We might desire to live in a "perfect" environment (a life without storms…) but by studying God's creation, we can see that a life without storms makes us weaker.
I thought about this life lesson as we approached Page, AZ. I knew I could run the race in the rain, but it wouldn't be easy. The morning of the race proved to be beautiful with the sun rising through the thick storm clouds. It only sprinkled on us as we ran.
Later that night came the rain, wind, and lightning. But we watched it from a safe haven inside our hotel room. It was a beautiful sight!
I have endured many storms in life. Recently, my whole family endured that hurricane called "cancer." We endured for a year alongside our sister, mother, aunt, daughter, and friend: Tammie. Watching someone you love die a slow painful death isn't easy. You feel helpless and hopeless. You walk away from that storm forever marked…forever changed.
But, after the rain and wind departs, the skies are clearer, the sun shines brighter, and the new day is remarkable. You walk away a stronger person for having endured the storms.
The good shepherd knows how to handle the storm. He gathers his sheep and provides a shelter. During the storm, he watches the sheep to make sure none wander off and fall into a raging river or off a cliff to their deaths. He keeps a vigilant watch all through the night. And in the morning, he counts his sheep to see if any are lost. If any are gone, he searches for them and returns them to the fold. He binds their wounds and heals them.
So, never fear the storms of life. They come to make you stronger. The rain makes you grow and the winds make you stand firm. Praise God you have the Good Shepherd who will remain with you throughout the storms. He will never leave you nor forsake you. There is purpose in everything He does.
"I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep." John 10:11
"As a shepherd seeks out his flock when he is among his sheep that have been scattered, so will I seek out my sheep, and I will rescue them from all places where they have been scattered on a day of clouds and thick darkness." Ezekiel 34:12
Friday, May 20, 2016
Are You Ready for the Summer?
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Rest & Relaxation
Ah, the beach. For me, there is no better place to relax and unwind after a busy school year. As a former school teacher (this was my last year...), I found much solace in sitting on the beach and listening to the waves last summer in New Smyrna Beach, FL. It was the best way to decompress.
What about you? How do you prefer to rest? Do you even rest at all?
I tend to have many projects going at the same time. I'm crazy that way. I think I find busyness as a way of avoiding things...primarily completion. But I have improved upon that little hiccup in the system. I actually do complete novels, paintings, or blog posts. I know many people who never complete a project. They just go on to the next.
He Makes Me Lie Down in Green Pastures
Lately, I have been working on a project that speaks to my heart. I am writing a women's Bible study based on Psalm 23. The part I focused on today is the concept of rest. In the first verse, David writes about the Lord our Shepherd.
"He makes me lie down..."
Curious isn't it how David wrote that the Lord makes him lie down? Wouldn't one want to lie down in green pastures?
Think about it. When was the last time you stopped and rested. I mean really rested? The good shepherd would stop his flock and make them lie down to rest.
I, myself, understand this idea perfectly because I usually am against resting. I am very good at multi-tasking. Aren't most women? It is hard for me to stop and take a break from anything. My brain is usually going one hundred miles an hour.
As a runner, I almost feel guilty when I take a day off from running even though I know my body needs rest to recover. Rest is the best way to avoid injury.
So, I can easily understand why the Lord has to make us lie down in green pastures to rest.
That's a sad reality, isn't it? But we women tend to become so busy that we do forget the importance of resting.
"Pastures of tender grass..."
The phrase "green pastures" is translated as "pastures of tender grass." You know the kind of grass: soft and cool to the touch. It reminds me of that rye grass we plant in winter here in Phoenix.
Imagine your bare feet on the soft cool tender grass shaded by a tree. Who wouldn't want to lie down on that grass and rest? Contrast that to the dry harsh desert landscape: The coarse sand and rock burning in the sun. The Good Shepherd seeks out the green pastures for his sheep to enjoy.
He seeks out the land for us to enjoy!
Why would we not follow our Shepherd and find that rest? My challenge this summer is to make the time to rest. It will be a challenge, too. I want to finish three books and self-publish them this summer, start a drawing instruction YouTube channel, and also write and teach this Bible study.
Oh and did I mention I am also looking for a full time job? Tired yet?
See what I mean about crazy busy? It can become overwhelming and the Shepherd must lead His sheep to the green pastures, stop them, and bend their legs to force them to lie down as a good and loving shepherd does.
It's up to you and me to actually follow His lead. He knows best. Who are we to fight Him?
So, are you ready for the summer? Are you going to be so crazy busy with projects and plans that you will forget to stop and rest? Or will you truly heed the Master's call and spread your bare feet in the cool shady grass that He provides for you?
I hope you heed His call and find rest.
Enjoy your break!
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
The Only Race That Matters
How much do we trust God?
I'm a runner and I truly enjoy the experience of running alone. It's my time of reflection where I do my deepest thinking.
I also enjoy participating in races! One race I enjoy the most is the ultra marathon. I have had the pleasure of running this race with a large group of other crazy runners who love it just as much as I do. One race I have never tried is the trail ultra marathon where you head out into the desert alone and complete the race 50-100 miles in 10 mile loops. That idea terrifies me! I like the 1 mile loop that connects me to other runners, the food tent, the port-a-potties, and a comfy chair I can rest on when needed.
But to be out there for ten miles at a time alone in the desert? That's risky. There are snakes out there! There's more of a chance of falling down and getting injured, especially in the dark. Running through the desert in the dark...now that's crazy!
I prefer the safety of the 1 mile loop. I prefer the security of being with other runners. I prefer the known rather than the unknown.
We Christians tend to be like this. During our life-long race, we tend to enjoy the security of the seen instead of the unseen...
After listening to Dr. R.C. Sproul teach about when God called Moses to return to Egypt to perform a miracle, I was reminded of all that God asks His servants to do.
If God asked you to reach down and pick up a poisonous snake by the tail, would you?
God's tasks are never easy ones. These tasks tend to take us out of our comfort zones.
Sometimes we Christians forget that we aren't called to a fluffy white perfect marshmallow existence here on God's green earth. We tend to think that the word "Christian" means: having a perfect life.
How far from the truth can that be? Pretty darn far...
I hate snakes, so if God asked me...or commanded me...to pick up a snake by its tail, I know I would question Him. I know I would hesitate.
Well, this year has been about as challenging as picking up a rattlesnake by its tail. I experienced my mother's death this month and this comes only 5 months after grieving my sister's death from cancer. Now the grieving process has started all over again. My treacherous trail ultra-marathon has begun!
This is the task that God has appointed unto me. Frankly, I'd rather pick up the snake, for crying out loud.
When God commanded Moses to go back to Egypt and perform miracles in front of the Pharaoh, no one can blame him for questioning God's choice. "Who, me?"
I have been asking God the same thing lately. "Who, me? You want me to handle all this on my own? Me?"
God doesn't expect any of us to handle anything on our own. This is what women need to learn more and more in this time of feminism. Being alone is not part of God's perfect plan. Being alone was what God called "not good" when He created Adam. And so, He gave Adam a helper. He gave Eve to Adam.
God has given me my helper, my husband, Scott. But He has also given me The Helper, the Holy Spirit in addition to Himself.
I will never go into Egypt alone to face the Pharaohs of this world. God goes with me and He carries me through the storms. I never have to run the race alone through the desert facing all the risks out there.
No, I will endure this ultra-marathon with my God who loves me. I don't know what else is coming, but I do know He feels I can handle it with His help.
The Race
Before you run a race, it's wise to take a look at the route. God gives us the route in His word and He also provided us with the testimonies of those who have gone before us! We can learn from their wisdom.
Hebrews 12:1 "Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us..."
The longer I live, the more I understand why Paul and the other writers of the New Testament used running the race as a metaphor for this Christian life with God.
It is a race! It is the most difficult race set before us: one through the dark desert trails full of obstacles and dangers all the while the approaching storms bring the cold wind and rain...not fun!
1 Corinthians 9:24 "Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one receives the prize? So run that you may obtain it."
I will continue training by being in God's Word, praying to Him, and trusting in Him while I endure these obstacles He has put before me. I will work on my stride, my dietary needs, and hydration during the race. I will trust in Him when the darkness comes and the hungry coyotes howl in the distance. When the snakes cross my path, I will not falter.
And my God will be there the entire time.
My goal? Like Moses...like Paul...like Jesus: To finish this race strong!
2 Timothy 4:7 "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."
Let us all face this race prepared and on task so we can all cross the finish line together! It isn't an easy one. No white fluffy marshmallow creme trails. No. It is challenging.
But we can trust God. He has gone before us and He will go with us.
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