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So now certain individuals in Springfield (please note I'm NOT saying Springfield as a whole) saw my Facebook post, and have decided I shouldn't talk to their kids. Yeah, I also said I'd give those kids an "earful," but I give every school visit an earful, and it isn't about "failed democracy" or "voting how I tell you to." Ask anyone who's heard my presentation and they'll tell you that's true.
Today I have been trolled on Twitter by a pair of self-proclaimed Pokémon devotees, and told my inappropriate "speach" should deny me access to the very kids who need to hear me most. (Not to mention stay in school long enough to learn to spell.) I've been told Springfield doesn't want "my kind," whatever that kind is. I've been vilified for trying to tell people how to vote, though I never did that.
My school presentation is all about choices, and how one bad choice can change a life forever for the worse (a la Crank). Missouri has a meth problem. I can help fix that, but only if I'm allowed access. BTW, I don't actually use bad language when I present, unless I'm talking to an audience of kids, say in lockup, who'd have no respect for me otherwise.
But the real problem isn't words. "Fuck" is only that. (Is "screw" okay?) A word.
The "vote" in Springfield was 24% turnout, considered excellent for an election like this. Of that 24%, 50.12% voted to repeal the protections. So, basically 12% of possible voters used their voices. Now, I would really love to see some statistics re: who that 12% were. My guess, and of course it's only that, is it had a lot to do with this. According to the Springfield News-Leader:
The Rev. John Lindell has spoken. He did it from one of the most powerful places in Southwest Missouri — the pulpit of James River Church, where he leads an Assemblies of God congregation that often tops 9,000 worshipers on Sundays. In a March 15 sermon, Lindell urged congregants to repeal Springfield's sexual orientation and gender identity law on April 7.
Twelve percent of Springfield's TOTAL population is around 19,000. Minus anyone under 18 or not registered to vote, it's not a big stretch to think sermonizing played a very large role here. True, more people who cared about the opposite outcome should have showed up at the polls. Absolutely. I
I will probably be uninvited from giving
I invite every Springfield parent to come hear me talk. Leave your bigotry behind, and listen to my message, which transcends religion lacking the true Christ (who did NOT discriminate), or political view. What you don't seem to understand is that your children already get it. The charge to acceptance is in THEIR HANDS and truly, the vast majority of young people already get it. Also, when called for, they say
They're just words. No big deal. What is a big deal is censorship. That happens when an author is uninvited (which hasn't officially happened yet) because of her opinions/online language. But in a much larger way, censorship is when you claim "religious freedom" and refuse to feed a person because you don't like the way they look or house them because of what you assume might happen in their bedroom. Go back to your Christ and ask what he would do. But you'd better be prepared to listen to his answer.


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Discussion in 'Pastoral Ministries' started by Tom Bryant, Jul 25, 2007.
:laugh: Oh man, I bet every child that pastor baptizes from now on gets a long lecture about proper behavior during baptism! And cannonballs are not acceptable!:laugh:
That was too funny!!!!!
Question is now, what has been the most unique thing to happen to you for a baptism?
I almost dropped a guy!
That made my day.
Not funny.
I approve!
Had I pulled this stunt, this point would have been emphatically delivered upon arrival at home. :laugh:
Yeah, my parents called it "applying the board of education to the seat of learning!"
Mines called it an old fashion butt whooping but I think we got the same education?
You mean it wasn't an accident? The lad didn't slp on the wet floor and end up in the baptistry for a second time? If so, I wonder what he thought the occasion was? Did he not know that he was publicly declaring that as a sinner, he was relying on the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross at Calvary for salvation? I have a sense of humour (honest!) but I did not find that funny at all.
Before watching the clip, I had imagined it might have been something like my baptism. I am 6 feet 5 inches tall, and when I was baptised, the pastor, anxious that he should not injure me or himself, got me to kneel down in the water, and he plunged me forward.
When I first watched the clip it was funny, but when I thought about what was supposed to happen it wasn't funny at all. Either the Pastor didn't do his job in explaining what the Baptisim was all about, or the boy had not really accepted Jesus as his Savior. It is very obvious that the boy did not understand why he was being baptized. In either case it is really a sad moment, not a funny one.
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...and (in my opinion) certainly not one to be paraded to all and sundry on U-Tube. Incidentally, who were the people whooping and applauding immediately after the baptism, I wonder? More important, perhaps, who did the boy think the whoops and cheers where for? By his demeanour after his bad behaviour, he certainly seemed to imagine that he, not the Saviour, was the centre of attention. I don't want to be too hard on the youngster though - if the church members thought it right to laugh at his escapades, as though it were one of those "outake" programmes on television, perhaps it is small wonder that he behaved as he did.
Our people clap and cheer after every baptism also. It doesn't minimize the meaning of baptism. It is a joyous occasion of obedience to the commands and example of Christ. We celebrate it because we believe a big step of obedience ought to be apprciated. We also applaud because it means that we as a church are doing a part of our job as a church - reaching people with the Gospel and watching them take a step of obedience.
If you listened to the pastor after it happened. He stated that it was the first time it had ever happened "and the last" I don't know about you all, but I have never told anyone I am preparing for baptism to not do a cannon ball. It had just never come up.
I can remember Dr, Hyles telling about a little boy swimming in their baptistry during a service.
I clap after every baptism myself because it is truely a joyous occasion. Yes the pastor in the clip did make those statements. You will notice in my reply that I used an either or statement, I am not saying the Pastor didn't take his responsibility seriously I am only saying it is possible he didn't explain the meaning of the baptism as well as he might have. In the end if the boy was properly taught what baptism was all about then he simply didn't understand or care. Because if he understood that the baptism was to show his obedience to Jesus, and that his immersion symbolized the death, burial and resurrection of his Savior then he would not have done the cannonball. If he didn't care then I have a hard time believing he is saved, because his first fruits certainly don't show it.
This is why I would be VERY cautious about baptizing little kids. They are kids, and I don't think they can truly grasp the concept of baptism. Apostle Paul wrote that while he was a child, he thought as child, did things of a child, spake as a child. But when he became a man, he put away childish things. Anyone of us, as little kids, could confess Jesus Christ as the Son of God, and believe that Jesus died for us. But, did this come from our heart or mind? Herein lies the question.......
I'm sorry, but I think you must have misunderstood what I wrote. I was wondering who they were clapping, not why, or whether it was right or not. (However, perhaps you partly answered that by saying, "We also applaud because it means that we as a church are doing a part of our job"; did you really mean that the members of your church applaud themselves?)
I'm not trying to be flippant when I say that I would be suprised if the pastor had ever told anyone preparing for baptism not to pick their nose, eat cream cakes, tell jokes, make rude noises, and so on, during the service. It should not be necessary (even if it were possible) to list all the potential "inappropriate behaviours" if the candidate is given an understanding of what baptism really means.
I don't know Dr. Hyles (perhaps he is well-known where you are), but was he commending the little boy's swimming? Also, you don't say whether Dr. Hyles in dicated that the swimmer was the baptismal candidate. Anyway, the fact that someone told a story about such an action doesn't make that action right.
=Funny video but I think the microphone, which is plugged in and not wireless, looks to be too close to the water (notice that it did get wet). No plugged in microphone should be anywhere near water. Either use no microphone at all or use cordless. This will avoid injury and even death.
Yet another reason they should be grateful that God spared them.
University Baptist Church in Waco TX--their founding pastor was electrocuted in the baptistry. Right you are.


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#1476 closed defect (fixed)
microphone circuits never powered down
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Whenever the B3 unit is powered on, the 'microphone active' warning light is on. The microphone should be powered down except when we're using it.
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comment:1 Changed 10 years ago by chiaying.lin
The same as Camera circuits.
It start to shine when booting.(BIOS:Q2C11, Image:406)
comment:2 Changed 10 years ago by jg
- Cc jaykumar added
- Milestone set to BTest-4
- Version set to Build 406
comment:3 Changed 10 years ago by wmb@…
From OFW, you can turn off the microphone bias with:
select /audio vbias-off unselect
I need to make this automatic on power-up.
Unfortunately, there are some wrinkles:
a) This one is minor: If you do not have an internal microphone attached, the LED will stay on for several minutes instead of going out immediately. The VREFOUT signal goes to hi-Z state when turned off, and with no microphone to discharge the node, the voltage stays high for a long time (the LED is isolated from the node via a FET). This could be fixed, if indeed it is a problem, by adding a 100K resistor to discharge the node.
b) This is a bad one: Since the CODEC powers up in bias-voltage-on state, the light will come on automatically upon a resume from S3, and explicit action must be taken to turn it off. That turn-off action is not trivial, because the only way to communicate with the CODEC is via the audio sample stream. It is not as simple at hitting a GPIO register and being done with it. You have to tell the AC97 engine to insert a control frame in the sample stream, which involves some amount of setup (I haven't yet worked out the mininum sequence).
Worse yet, the LED is going to flash when this happens - it will come up in the on state and stay that way for several milliseconds at the very least, until the software can get to the point where it can tell the CODEC to turn it off.
Not only that, but the LED flashes on briefly when the system is going down into suspend state. I'm not sure why, but it is easy to observe with the following OFW commands:
ok select /camera
ok s vbias-off many
Every time you press the power button, the system will wake up, turn the LED off as soon as possible, and go back to sleep; you can observe the flicker on the the LED for every wakeup. Well, actually, not quite as soon as possible - it first waits for the display to sync up, so the flicker could be be shortened by doing the codec thing before the display re-synce. But that won't solve the problem, because the human eye is very good at detecting brief flashes, so making the flash a little shorter won't eliminate the visual artifact.
comment:4 Changed 10 years ago by jg
- Keywords power added
- Verified unset
comment:5 Changed 10 years ago by wad
- Owner changed from dilinger to wad
- Status changed from new to assigned
- Verified unset
I've got a fix wired into B3 Cuy (in cjb's hands in Cambridge). It eliminates all blinking of the LED as it transitions into and out of suspend mode.
The basic idea is to filter the control signal to eliminate the minor glitch when going into suspend, along with another circuit with a longer time period which ensures that the LED is kept off for the first N milliseconds after +3.3V is turned on.
I still need a good estimate on the worst case value for N from the firmware team, but that adjusting that value is just a BOM change.
I will forward to Quanta for their usual review and cost reduction. I'm leaving the ticket open to ensure that we get the hardware fix into B4.
Changed 10 years ago by wmb@…
MIC VREFOUT waveform on entry to suspend.
Changed 10 years ago by wmb@…
MIC VREFOUT waveform on resume, with OFW fix to turn it off as soon as possible.
comment:6 Changed 10 years ago by wmb@…
I changed the OFW early startup code to turn off VREFOUT as soon as possible. That eliminates the LED blink on power-on and resume. See the VREFOUT waveform in the resume.PNG attachment. Apparently VREFOUT does not reach the FET threshold before it is turned off.
The VREFOUT waveform for suspend is shown in suspend.PNG. I have not found a software remedy for the LED blink on suspend. The assertion of VREFOUT on suspend occurs 300 nS after the assertion of PCI_RST# , which happens as part of the suspend sequence.
comment:7 Changed 10 years ago by wad
The circuit submitted to Quanta was revised to work with the new OFW. The longer time period circuit (and associated transistor) were thrown out. But the glitch on suspend was tough. The AD1888 asserts VREFOUT as 2V 300nS after PCI_RST# is asserted. It then rises to AVDD and tracks it down as it discharges over a period of 20-40 mS.
A clamp to PCI_RST# was inserted in place of the short time period circuit.
No blinks were seen using Q2c13b, and the "s vbias-off many" test with a bare board in a dark room.
Leaving open until confirmed in the schematics.
comment:8 Changed 10 years ago by wad
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from assigned to closed
Circuit present in B4 and later.
comment:9 Changed 19 months ago by Quozl
- Milestone Trial-2 deleted
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Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Departures, Arrivals, and a "Thank you"!
The outside facade of the Willow Teahouse - an accurate and beautiful rendition of RL Steampunk genre architecture
The past few months have seen an impressive amount of changes, with new additions and losses in the SL Steampunk world, and as the Heliograph has hit its milestone, I felt I should mention a few…
Three notable losses to the SL Steampunk community, though it seems as if only one has been recognized. The Vernian Sea light was disassembled after Kandace Common's departure from New Babbage, which caused a bit of consternation to some, but perhaps a greater loss took place and went seemingly unnoticed in New Babbage. The Willow Tea House, which used to be located in the Northwestern corner of Port Babbage has gone the way of the wind, which is perhaps a greater loss to New Babbage, in a purer Steampunk sense, as it encompased a new artistic movement in design in RL, eventually leading to the well known Art Deco movement.
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The owner of the build, a Miss E. Echegray, had built the Willow based on the forward thinking architecture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Her attention to detail and efforts to recreate his work was impressive, and the changes to the her garden only added to the charm of the build. However, it is now gone, a sad and unappreciated loss to New Babbage. For reference to the original article I wrote earlier this year, please visit...
Aero view of Laputa, in happier days
Continuing with discouraging losses, it appears the Steampunk sim of Laputa has fallen off the grid. A unique sim which existed on a floating (as in "floating in the sky"), seems to have passed away with minimal recognition. The builder was quite talented, but unfortunately the "Sky City" is no longer, except in photos…
Rivet Town, an up and coming Steampunk sim, with an emphasis on Steampunk Role Play
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The docks of the North End of Rivet Town
As I discovered in Mr. O'Toole's smart blog today, (Hibernia on the Skids), he broke the news that Steelhead Port Harbor will be the newest Steelhead sim to emerge in SL– with an emphasis on skyships, including a skyport – sounds like a regular Steampunk Casablanca! I am most certainly looking forward to the Port Harbor's grand opening! More on this at Hibernia on the Skids…
[Ed Note: Duke Edward Pearse made mention (in the comments - tyvm, sir) of an in-depth link to Mr. Eclipse's blog, with further information about this upcoming Steampunk locale, at:
A beautiful evening at Piermont Landing, during the Engineer's Ball
Another event of note is the opening of Piermont Landing in Wheatstone Waterways, in New Babbage. Mr. Skusting Dagger and his lovely partner, Miss Breezy Carver have made a point of holding monthly balls and dances in New Babbage – a circumstance severely lacking in the City-State up to now. The Engineer's Ball was a smashing success, and the Masquerade Ball (scheduled to take place this weekend), should be at least as well, if not better attended!
In closing…
The Heliograph's success rests squarely on the shoulders (and mouse buttons) of the visitors to this blog, so I wanted to give a "Thank you" to all who spend a few moments of their busy day stopping by this small corner of the internet.
2 comments:
- Bamika Easterman said...
This is such a thoughtful, contemplative post. I think this is what blogs do best: Recording what has been and documenting what is. Congratulations on a great post.
- October 9, 2008 at 4:18 AM
- Edward Pearse, Duke of Argylle said...
I would suggest better information on Steelhead Port Harbour could be taken from the horse's mouth (so to speak).
- October 9, 2008 at 7:18 AM
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Inflated profits and lavish executive compensation packages left the drug store chain burdened by debt and forced to restate $1.6 billion in earnings in 2000. While the business is bouncing back, the $23 million fraud nearly led to bankruptcy.
Attorney Ellen Brotman argued that Brown should be detained at home because of his age, his heart condition and the risk that he would be abused in prison by much younger inmates.
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Book DescriptionFaith Conquers, the first in the series of Iron Empires collections from Dark Horse, kicks off the release of the highly anticipated Iron Empires role-playing game and will be followed by a second trade paperback, Sheva's War, as well as an ongoing series of new Iron Empires adventures in the months to follow. Volume 1 collects the four part series originally titled Shadow Empires, published in 1994, and features the three-part story 'The Passage,' originally published in Dark Horse Presents, now in full-color for the first time!
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