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John Mapes, Program Coordinator and Battery Designer
This is John's 8th year on the design team with POW. He is a full-time percussion designer and educator involved in teaching over 20 high school and independent percussion programs in Southern California since 1997.
He has been the Percussion Director at Chino Hills HS since 2005 and was director of percussion at Pacifica HS from 2000-2011. In 2013 John joined the design team for the Blue Stars Drum & Bugle Corps as the battery arranger. Previously, he worked with the Blue Devil B Corps as the percussion arranger from 2007-2012 and was the Battery Arranger/ Percussion Caption Head for the Esperanza Drum and Bugle Corps in San Diego, CA from 2002-2006. His marching experience includes Velvet Knights and Pacific Crest Drum & Bugle Corps organizations. He received his Bachelor of Arts in percussion from California State University Long Beach, in the spring of 2000.
John is a Signature Vic Firth artist, a Yamaha artist, a Remo artist, a Zildjian artist and a WGI Percussion Steering Committee/Advisory Board member. He is also a co-founder of Box-Six.com, a website compiling original indoor percussion and marching band shows with fellow composer Ian Grom.
John lives in Orange, CA.
Ian Grom, Front Ensemble Arranger
This is Ian's 8th year on staff with POW. He is a composer and educator based out of Southern California. Ian received his Bachelor of Music in Percussion Performance from California State University Long Beach, where he specialized in drum set, marimba and composition.
He currently teaches, designs, and composes for the Chino Hills HS percussion ensemble and has been there since 2010. He also instructed Pacifica HS from 2006-2011 and Los Alamitos HS from 2005 – 2011. In the summer of 2009, Ian was brought on as the electronics consultant/arranger with the world famous Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps and worked there from 2009 to 2012. In 2013, Ian joined the design team for the Blue Stars Drum & Bugle Corps as the front ensemble arranger. He also composes original marching band shows for several HS programs around the country.
Ian is a Signature Vic Firth artist, a Yamaha artist, a Remo artist, a Zildjian artist and a WGI Percussion Advisory Board member. In the summer of 2008, he launched Box-Six.com, a website compiling original indoor percussion and marching band shows with fellow composer John Mapes.
Ian lives in Fullerton, CA.
Steven Estudillo, Visual Designer
This is Steven's 6th year being the visual designer for POW. He was born and raised in Southern California and studied at California State University, Fullerton. He was a member of Pacific Crest Drum & Bugle Corps (2002 – 2005) and The Cavaliers Drum & Bugle Corps (2006 – 2008). Steven is a full time visual designer writing for marching bands and indoor drumlines all over the country. In 2013 he became POW Percussion's drill designer.
Steven has been on staff with Pulse since 2014 and was the drill designer for Pacific Crest Drum and Bugle Corps from 2010-2012 and 2015. He is currently a designer for Pulse and is the Artistic Director for Pacific Crest Drum & Bugle Corps.
Steven lives in Orange, CA.
Jimmy Madonia, Front Ensemble Coordinator
This is Jimmy's 3rd year on staff with POW. He recently moved to Southern California from Arizona after teaching and writing for many programs in the area including Basha HS, Highland HS, and Casa Grande Union HS to name a few, as well as Paragon (PIO) and Mosaic Percussion (PIO). He was also on the WGAZ (Winter Guard Arizona) Board of Directors from 2010 to 2014 in the roles of Percussion Director/Liaison and Percussion Judges Coordinator. He was a member of the Troopers Drum & Bugle Corps in 2005 and the Colts Drum & Bugle Corps in 2006, Momentum Percussion Theater (PIW) from 2004 to 2006, and the Arizona State University Winter Drumline (PIW) in 2007. Jimmy received his Associates Degree in Audio Production Technologies from Mesa Community College in Mesa, AZ in 2014.
Currently, Jimmy teaches and design for a few local programs and continues to write, consult, and design for programs in Arizona. He is also an active clinician and judge.
Jimmy is a member of the Vic Firth Educational Team, a Remo artist, and lives in La Habra, CA.
Peter Lucero, Program Coordinator
This is Pete's 12th year on staff with the organization. He is a full time percussion educator and designer involved in teaching many high school and independent percussion programs. He originally came on board as a tenor tech in 2006 and has had many roles such as Ensemble Director, Visual Designer, Staff Coordinator, Ensemble Coordinator and most recently Co-Director.
Pete is currently the Percussion Director at Chaparral HS and Carlsbad HS. In 2012 he joined Pacific Crest Drum & Bugle Corps percussion staff and is the percussion director and battery arranger for the 2016 season.
He is a member of the Vic Firth educational team and lives with his wife, Koto, in Murrieta, CA.
Tyler James, Battery Coordinator
This is Tyler's 3rd year on staff with POW Percussion and first year as the battery coordinator. Tyler has performed with the Santa Clara cadets, the Santa Clara Vanguard and the Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps. He was a member of the Vanguard indoor percussion ensemble in 2011 and then marched Pulse percussion from 2012-2014, section leader his last year. He is currently on staff as the snare tech with the Blue Stars Drum & Bugle corps starting in 2014.
Tyler lives in Huntington Beach, CA
Glen Crosby, Music Consultant
Glen Crosby has been part of the Pulse family for 9 years. He was recently on staff with the Carolina Crown Drum & Bugle corps and has also been an instructor/clinician for such groups as the Garfield Cadets, Blue Knights, Glassmen, The Academy, the Velvet Knights, and 15 years with the Santa Clara Vanguard. Mr. Crosby's drum corps performance experience includes being a four year member of the Concord Blue Devils percussion section during the 1980s.
Glen is a member of the Vic Firth Educational team, a Remo artist, a Zildjian artist, and lives in Long Beach, CA.
Jay Fuentes, Visual Caption Head
This is Jay's 2nd year on staff with POW. He is a native of Southern California and a graduate of the University of California, Riverside where he majored in Political Science and Philosophy.
Jay marched with the Pacific Crest Drum & Bugle Corps in 2008 and 2009 (soloist in 2009), RCC Marching Tigers 2009 - 2012 (Section Leader and Horn Sergeant), and went on to age out of DCI with the Blue Devils 'A' Corps in 2012. Jay was a Visual Staff Member for the Blue Devils B Corps in 2013 and 2014, Caption Manager in 2015, and Visual Caption Head in 2016. In 2017, Jay will take on the role of Visual Caption Head for the Madison Scouts.
Jay prides himself on being a contributor to some of the best programs in California. He is currently on the Visual Staff at Ruben S. Ayala High School (Chino Hills, CA), Cerritos High School (Cerritos, CA), and Downey High School (Downey, CA). He is also on the Music Staff at Vista Murrieta High School (Murrieta, CA) and serves as Brass Caption Head at Etiwanda High School (Rancho Cucamonga, CA).
Outside of California, Jay has worked with Black Knights Drum & Bugle Corps (Gravesend, UK) and currently serves as a Consultant and Staff Coordinator for Patria Drum & Bugle Corps (Quetzaltenango, Guatemala).
Jay has had the pleasure of working with other great programs such as Fountain Valley High School (Fountain Valley, CA), Woodbridge High School (Irvine, CA), and Riverside City College (Riverside, CA).
Jay is an educator and drill designer based in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Feel free to email email@example.com with any questions or needs.
Juan Vazcones, Snare Tech
This is Juan's first year with POW. Juan is a Southern California native and recent graduate from San Diego State University where he studied psychology.
Juan has been with POW since the 2015 season and aged out with POW in 2016. Other marching experience includes Gold Drum and Bugle Corps (2013) and the Sacramento Mandarins (2014-2015) as well as San Diego State University's Marching Aztecs.
Juan currently lives in San Diego, California.
Matt Allen, Snare Tech
Bio coming soon.
Greg Power, Tenor Tech
This is Greg's first year teaching at POW Percussion. Greg received his Bachelor of Music in Percussion Performance from Washington State University. After living in Southern California for the 2015 WGI season, he is back in the area to pursue a Master of Music in Percussion Performance at California State University, Northridge.
Greg was a member of the Cascades (2011,12), Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps (2013,14) and section leader at Pulse Percussion (2015). Greg has taught at a variety of high school programs, was the assistant drumline technician at WSU (2013-15), tenor tech with the Colts Drum and Bugle Corps (2015) and is currently a tenor tech with the Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps (2016).
Greg lives in Encino, CA.
Chris Luther, Tenor Tech
Bio coming soon.
Otto Peralta, Bass Tech
This is Otto's 4th year on Staff with POW Percussion. Otto has been with the Pulse organization since 2011 as a charter member or Pulse Open. He was also part of the ensemble when they were promoted to world class, and marched his age out with Pulse percussion in 2013. Some of his other performance experiences include Garfield Independent, Gold Drum & Bugle Corps, and The Academy Drum & Bugle Corps.
Otto has worked with many schools in the So Cal area, and was the Bass Tech for the Mandarins Drum & Bugle Corps in 2014. Currently Otto teaches at Palisade Charter HS (Pacific Palisades), and Mira Costa HS (Manhattan Beach)
Otto Lives in Hawthorne, CA.
Nelson Martinez, Bass Tech
This is Nelson's 2nd year on staff with POW Percussion. His marching experience consists of Gold Drum and Bugle Corps 2006, 2009-2010, Pow Percussion 2011- 2013(charter member), and Pulse Percussion Ensemble 2014. Nelson is the bass tech at West Torrance High School, Diamond Bar High School and at Elan Percussion. Nelson was also the bass tech for the Mandarins Drum and Bugle Corps 2014-2015.
Nelson lives in Hawthorne, CA.
Samantha Bridges, Cymbal Tech
This is Sam's 3rd year on staff with POW Percussion after being the assistant director in 2015. Sam was a member Pulse Percussion from 2012-2014 as a cymbal player and a member of the Crossmen Drum and Bugle Corps in 2013. She grew up in Arizona and was a member of Breakthrough percussion. She moved out to California in 2012 to be a part of Pulse and stayed!
Sam lives in Huntington Beach, CA.
Prichard Pearce, Cymbal Tech
This is Prichard's 2nd year on staff at POW Percussion and 2nd year with the organization after teaching Pulse in 2015. Prichard performed with Full Force Percussion 08-10 on bass drum and Pulse Percussion 11-14 on cymbals. He was also a hornline member of Velvet Knights 07-09 Bluecoats 10-12 and Blue Devils International 2015. Prichard received his Associates in Music Performance from Riverside Community College and currently attends the Bob Cole Conservatory at CSU Long Beach pursuing a Bachelors in Music Education and Music Performance.
Prichard's teaching experience includes world class groups such as Pioneer Drum & Bugle corps, Crossmen Drum and Bugle corps and Pulse Percussion. He is an active educator in the Southern California community where he is involved with multiple local high school programs.
Prichard currently lives in Huntington Beach, CA.
Akira Torrijos, Visual staff
Akira began his independent Drumline career in Northern California playing cymbals for Propel Percussion in 2008 and later on Freelancers in 2010. He went on to become an inaugural member for Pulse Open in 2011, eventually aging out as a member of the cymbal line at Pulse in 2012. Outside of indoor percussion, Akira has performed 6 seasons of drum and bugle corps as a baritone/euphonium player, marching from 2006 - 2007 with Fever, 2008 with the Mandarins, and from 2009 - 2011 with the Bluecoats Drum and Bugle Corps.
After aging out, Akira started his independent teaching career as a cymbal instructor for POW 2013 and went on to become a visual instructor with the Bluecoats in 2013 and Pacific Crest in 2015. Most recently, Akira has been a part of the visual team for Carolina Crown this past 2016 season, and went on to help them win the John Brazale Award for best visual performance.
At the start of the 2014 WGI winter season, Akira became a part of the instructional staff at Pulse Percussion as a Cymbal and Visual tech until the 2016 season. This year, he is making a return to POW Percussion as a part of their revamped visual team, hoping to build upon previous seasons and bring an excellent educational experience to its members.
Akira has a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science from UC San Diego and currently works as Visual Caption Head and part of the design team at both South Pasadena High School and Pacifica High School, in addition to being a part of the visual team at Los Alamitos High School.
Zach Carrasco, Visual staff
This is Zach's first year on staff with POW. He is a San Francisco Bay Area native and is currently attending California State University Long Beach with the intention of graduating this spring with his Bachelor of Music degree in performance. Zach has performed with the Concord Blue Devils in 2012-2015, Vanguard Winter Percussion in 2013 and RCC Winter Percussion in 2016.
Since living down in Southern California, Zach has become the Visual Caption head at Fountain Valley High School, Downey High School and serves as a visual tech at Ruben S. Ayala High School. He has also worked with different ensembles such as The Blue Devils B Corps in 2016 and Elan Percussion in 2015.
Zach is currently living in Long Beach, California.
Noe Gomez, Visual staff
This is Noe's first year on staff with POW. He is currently attending school to earn a degree in music education. Noe has 7 years of drum corps experience, including 1 year with Impulse (2008), 1 year with The Santa Clara Vanguard Cadets (2010), and 5 years with The Santa Clara Vanguard (2011-15) where he served as their drum major from 2012-15. Noe has taught marching and has been designing drill in California the last 5 years as well as in other states and is currently teaching at the Santa Clara Vanguard Cadets, Chino High School, Rowland High School and Aliso Niguel High School. Noe is also serving as an Advisor for Color Guard Alliance of the Philippines(CGAP).
Noe lives is Los Angeles.
Kevin Cisneros, Front Ensemble staff
Kevin Cisneros was born in South Los Angeles, California. He is a product of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) where he attended Palms Middle School and the Academy of Music at Alexander Hamilton High School in West LA. Being raised in the rougher parts of the city have inspired Kevin to promote the power of music in lower socioeconomic communities around him.
Past performance experiences include Pulse Percussion Ensemble (2015, 2016), Pacific Crest Drum and Bugle Corps (2015), and the LAUSD All City Band (2012). Kevin has also performed as part of the L.A. Opera percussion section (2012), the Pasadena City College Lancer Marching Band and Percussion Ensemble (2013), and various Latin bands around Southern California.
Kevin directs the percussion programs at San Pedro High School in San Pedro, California (2017- Present) and El Sereno Middle School in East Los Angeles (2013-Present). He serves as assistant percussion instructor for LAUSD's All City Honor Marching Band (2013-Present)—a consistent participant of the Tournament of Roses Parade every year. More recently, Kevin has joined the front ensemble staff for Pacific Crest Drum and Bugle Corps (2015-Present). Kevin is excited to be joining the POW front ensemble staff this season.
Past instructional experiences include directing the percussion program at John F. Kennedy High School in Granada Hills, California (2013-2016) and Chino Hills High School in Chino Hills, California (2016). Kevin still lives in Los Angeles and is in the process of completing his bachelor's degree in Music Education.
Vincent David McCauley, Front Ensemble staff
This is Vincent's 2nd year on staff with POW Percussion. Vincent has performed as a member of the Blue Devils Drum & Bugle Corps and Pulse Percussion from 2010-2014, section leader his last year. He has taught many local percussion programs and was recently the front ensemble caption head for the Watchmen Drum & Bugle Corps.
Vincent lives in West Covina, CA.
Kevin Sanchez, Front Ensemble staff
Bio coming soon.
Alex Mendoza, Front Ensemble staff
This is Alex's 2nd year on staff with POW Percussion. Alex is an active music educator and arranger in Southern California. He has written and arranged for several ensembles over the last thirteen years, including previous and current clients such as Diamond Bar HS (2013), El Dorado HS (2013-2014), Impulse Drum & Bugle Corps (2007 – 2009), Patriot HS (2012 – 2014), Watchmen Drum & Bugle Corps, Watchmen Indoor Percussion, and West Covina HS (2003 – 2013). Alex has performed with the RCC Indoor Percussion Ensemble (2002, 2004) and Marching Tigers (2001 – 2003, 2008) as a member of the front ensemble, along with the RCC Wind Ensemble (Clarinet, 2007 – 2010) and the RCC College Choir (Tenor, 2008 – 2010). Outside of music, Alex continues to writes for numerous online and physical publications such as WGI and the London-based music blog, When The Gramophone Rings. Additionally, Alex participates in Cuesta College's nationally-renown theater program as both an actor and resident composer, while studying to transfer to a four-year institution with a double major in Communications and Theater.
Alex lives in Nipomo, CA.
Sage Molden, Front Ensemble staff
This is Sage's first year on staff with POW Percussion.
Sage's performance experience includes POW 2014, Pulse 2015, and aging out with Pulse Percussion after winning Gold in 2016.
Sage is currently the Front Ensemble Tech for Impulse Drum And Bugle Corps and Temple City High School. She has instructed for other schools such as Cypress High School, MLK High School and Jurupa Middle School. She's currently working on her Bachelor of Music in Percussion Performance from La Sierra University.
Sage lives in Southern California.


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CLEVELAND Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael C. O'Malley and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources announce the indictment of eight individuals who are part of a whitetail deer-poaching enterprise that saw hundreds of animals illegally killed, resulting in nearly 3,000 pounds of deer meat, and netting of thousands of dollars in profit.
A two year investigation by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) revealed that ringleader John Zayac, 70, of Broadview Heights, worked with seven others to intentionally falsify information to the state of Ohio regarding the number of deer they bagged as required by law.
Co-defendants include Zayac's wife Rebecca Gregerson, 60; Terrance Ankrom, 52, and his wife Tina, 42, of Kent; John Stofan, 52, of North Royalton; John Frost, 78, of Brecksville; Todd Neczeporenko, 46, of Jefferson; and Craig Steed, 38, of Newton Falls.
The illegal hunting was conducted in Brecksville, North Royalton, and Broadview Heights, Richfield, and processed in Ashtabula County.
"The Ohio Department of Natural Resources should be commended for their diligence," said Prosecutor O'Malley. "This investigation took time and patience to show that these individuals were illegally and egregiously stealing natural resources from our great State."
The investigation showed that Zayac organized "deer drives" and allow the co-defendants to bring the poached deer to his property to be skinned and dressed for processing. Zayac made the arrangements with the processors and decided the form in which the meat would be processed. The large quantities of meat were produced without the proper tags, rendering it unlawful to sell.
The defendants would kill more than the allotted one buck per license, which is called "overbagging."
To produce more meat, they would kill multiple bucks each season and report them as does.
The week before, 25 individuals, including 20 juveniles, were convicted of 161 hunting-related charges in the Muskingum County Court and the Muskingum County Common Pleas Court Juvenile Division.
Over a two-year period, Division of Wildlife officers received numerous complaints about deer being illegally shot near Philo in Muskingum County.
The investigation eventually resulted in 25 individuals being issued summonses for more than 200 counts of wildlife violations.
The defendants were found guilty on 161 of those counts and ordered to pay $1,675 in fines and $3,991 in court costs, and complete a combined 440 hours of community service.
Several items seized during the investigation were forfeited to the ODNR Division of Wildlife, including firearms, deer parts, and ginseng.


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Three Worthy Loci of Study, Part 1: The Word of God
And we have the word of the prophets made more certain, and you will do well to pay attention to it, as to a light shining in a dark place, until the day dawns and the morning star rises in your hearts. (2 Peter 1:19)
In one sense, God's gifts of presence and love come to us whenever they come, however they come, and wherever they come. But in another sense, there are things we can do to at least try to put ourselves in the path of God's mercy.
Sunday I preached about the discipline of study. I subtitled the sermon: Paying Attention to Word, Works, and Table. I'll share my reflections on each of those three loci of study in a series of blog posts over the next few days: the Word of God, the Works of God, and the Table of God.
Study is, at its heart, paying close attention. Study is carefully observing a text, an event, a creature, a relationship. To study something is to mull it over and to know it and to comprehend it more fully. To study is to go beyond a surface skimming and into the depths.
Think of study as a door to your mind and heart that you open, wider and wider… it is still the Holy Spirit who comes into the space you're opening and dwells with you… but by repetition, and by devoting your time to the object of your study, you prop open a door the Holy Spirit can come through.
Romans 12:2 urges us to "be transformed by the renewing of [our] mind." That call is preceded by another summons: "Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world." Conformity is the default, whether to the patterns of the world, or to the same cycles we develop in our thought life.
Something is going to make up our minds' preoccupations anyway, so it might as well be, as Philippians puts it, those things which are true, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable—whatever has these traits, "if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things."
We need to practice the habit of study so our minds and hearts are themselves renewed, so we can be Christ's agents of renewal in the world.
God's Word: Pay Attention
Scripture is probably the first thing we think of when we ask, "What can we study?"
Ironically, we don't have to study very long at all before we find many Scripture passages that call its readers to careful engagement.
- 2 Timothy 2:15: "Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth." (To do so requires more than just vague familiarity.)
- Psalm 119: "I meditate on your precepts and consider your ways. I delight in your decrees; I will not neglect your word." And, "Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path."
- And Psalm 1: "Their delight is in the law of the LORD, and on his law they meditate day and night."
For us Christians, we read these verses and have two Testaments to meditate on. But even in the Old Testament, the Law, or Torah, was not just a set or rules, but all the life-giving words that proceeded from the mouth of God.
So we give our mental energies to understanding Scripture, the words of God. We do well to read it, as best we can, on its own terms.
We can cut the poets more slack, and take them line by line.
We can appreciate the genealogies—even if we read through them as fast as we can, or skip them—as testaments to God's faithfulness to particular people at specific times and places.
We can do our best to let Jesus speak for himself, and take seriously his radical calls to discipleship.
God repeatedly calls his people to the discipline of study, and he wants his words to be our focus.
- Deuteronomy 28:13: "The LORD will make you the head, not the tail. If you pay attention to the commands of the LORD your God that I give you this day and carefully follow them, you will always be at the top, never at the bottom."
- Proverbs 4:20: "My son, pay attention to what I say; listen closely to my words."
- Proverbs 22:17: "Pay attention and listen to the sayings of the wise; apply your heart to what I teach…."
- Hebrews 2:1: " We must pay more careful attention, therefore, to what we have heard, so that we do not drift away."
God wants us to pay attention.
And think about the word pay in pay attention: to pay is to agree to a cost, to give up a kind of currency in hope of gaining some good.
There is sacrifice involved in taking the time to pay attention to the words of God. We might consider how we forego multi-tasking when reading the Bible, and making it our sole focus. We might decide this week that we need to put some Bible reading into our calendar like we would any other appointment, to make sure it doesn't get just two minutes here, three verses there.
Study God's Word: How?
Nuts and bolts: how can we study the words of God? How can we pay attention closely?
You could read through a book of the Bible, start to finish, taking notes and writing down questions as you go. If it doesn't kill you to write in your Bible, take notes in the margins, highlight, color coordinate. Or use a little pocket notebook to write down all those things that move you, that you want to hold on to, or whatever incites your curiosity and requires further study to really understand. Or you could find a small group of fellow church folk to meet with and dive in to study together.
Repetition is helpful—you might take a single Psalm or chapter from a Gospel and read it once every day in a week. See how your understanding of it progresses as you spend more prayerful time working through the text.
Another tried and true method for paying closer attention to Scripture is through a word study. Perhaps you're on Psalm 23 and you read, "The LORD is my shepherd," and you start thinking about shepherds. Our default might be to say, "Oh, that's really nice. God is my shepherd. Baaa baaa." And then we move on.
But really take time to consider "shepherds" in the Bible. Use a concordance or study Bible, or if you don't have one of those, visit biblegateway.com to find all the other times the Bible uses "shepherd." Who are the good ones and who are the bad ones? What does it mean to be under the care of a good shepherd?
You would probably uncover pretty quickly, in such a study, that many titles or aspects of God's character are quickly followed by some kind of human response. "The Lord is my shepherd… (response) I shall not want." How do the ones a shepherd guards respond?
And don't go it alone, either—there are many centuries of devotional classics and rich commentaries on the Bible that can aid us in our study.
Memorize the Bible
In addition to studying the Bible in greater depth, we can memorize it.
Adele Calhoun, who writes about spiritual disciplines like study, says that memorization "gives the mind somewhere to go when all the media is turned off."
Memorizing the Bible also gives your mind a good place to go when there is too much media turned on, and you need to regroup!
If you need to start small, you could work through a compendium of the shortest verses in the Bible: "Jesus wept" and, "Pray continually" … but then study the context and get behind what they mean and what they say to us today. You could memorize well-known passages like Philippians 2 or John 1 or Psalm 46.
We should study the Word of God.
Next up: the Works of God—both as seen in creation, and as seen in salvation history.
Steve permalinkFebruary 29, 2016 2:34 pm
A–enjoyed (again) your reflection on "study"–and look forward to future posts.
While doing some study on Biblical genealogies this past week, I discovered something I had not thought about before. I just finished teaching a class at church on "The Story of the Bible"–an overview of how all the stories fit together into the scheme of God's redemptive plan. In so doing, I found that a large part of tracing the seed line (lineage) of "the woman's seed/offspring" in Gen 3:15, through Noah/Shem, then Abraham (Gen. 12:3)…David….to Jesus" (Mt. 1:1) is done via the genealogy listings found throughout the OT and Matt/Luke. And here is the real discovery that I had not thought about before: after the Mt 1/Lk 3 genealogies, there are no more genealogies in the rest of the NT! Why? Because a primary purpose of the genealogies was to trace the Messianic seed line–and when he is born, there is no more reason to do so. I thought that was real interesting. (This came from the article on "Genealogy" in the Dictionary for Theological Interpretation of the Bible, 2005.)
BTW…I plan to be up in your general neighborhood during the first weekend in April attending a men's retreat in NY, and I had thought about trying to get up to meet you–as I enjoy the privilege of crossing paths with those I follow (blog-wise) from time to time. But I doubt that will be possible as the approximately 3-4 hours driving time NE to your neck of the woods might not fit with my flight schedule. (I am from TX.) Oh well… blessings!


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What laws were passed during the 85th Regular Session? What laws didn't pass? And what does it all mean for how you investigate and prosecute crimes? Find out answers to these questions and many more as we travel to 20 Texas cities this summer with our Legislative Update. All attendees will receive a copy of the 2017–19 Legislative Update book with a Penal Code table of offenses.
Each legislative update session is from 1:30 to 5 p.m. and is worth 3 hours of 3185 TCOLE and CLE credit. The cost is $100 for TDCAA members who pre-register online (up until a week before the training) and $125 for all others, including members who register on-site.
Pre-registration for the 2017 Legislative Updates is online only. Some locations are subject to maximum capacities, and online registration will be closed after pre-registration meets the maximum number of seats. Walk-ins at those locations may not be accepted, so don't delay in signing up. A working email address is mandatory for confirmation of your registration and as a means of contacting you.
A PDF of the brochure is attached below.
Click on the link to the city/date where you'd like to attend, and you'll be redirected to the registration page.
Austin, July 21
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Dear friends,
In almost every way, as I type, I can't be much further away from where I was sat when I wrote my last link letter. Then, I was sitting in the sun overlooking a magnificent volcano and listening to the sounds of the hustle and bustle of Antigua in Guatemala. I am now enjoying the peaceful serenity of the Crowther Library in Oxford. I can only see one metre in front of me because of the shelves but I love that smell of books and feel of intelligence that you only get in libraries.
Over in Guatemala, everything was a new experience, a practical exploration in culture, being thousands of miles away from friends and family and getting used to not being a parish youth worker anymore. Now I spend my days in CMS House, a building I know very well as I did my undergraduate studies here; I can eat Marmite to my heart's content and I'm surrounded by a hugely supportive and encouraging community doing the same thing.
I feel my time in Guatemala was the stripping back of many home comforts, ideas and habits. This time in Oxford is one of building up, preparation and encouragement. For example, when I've visited my link churches to speak about the work of Street Kids Direct, I've left full of encouragement and excitement.
In our lectures here I've often arrived worn out but left with a new energy to get on with things. I've found the CMS staff in the office to be highly committed and passionate about what we are doing as a community.
Two questions still beg to be answered – what will I be doing and where will I really be going? Well, without insulting your intelligence and not assuming prior knowledge, here's a brief guide to Honduras:
• It's between Guatemala and Nicaragua in Central America and is the second poorest country in the region.
• The official language is Latin American Spanish, with several Amerindian dialects spoken mainly in the north.
• It has a population of 8.8 million people with approximately half the landmass of the UK, which has a population of 64 million.
• The capital is Tegucigalpa which has approximately one million people living there (soon to be one million and one!).
• The currency is the Lempira, which is worth around 28 to the Pound.
• The population is 52 per cent Catholic, 36 per cent Evangelical protestant, 1 per cent other and 11 per cent no religion.
• 60 per cent of the population are living under the poverty line.
• 16 per cent of children (aged 5-14) work full time.
• 20 per cent of the population use the internet.
• Honduras has one of the highest murder rates in the world due to gang activity and drugs trafficking.
I will learn more and more about Latin culture as time goes on, but a quick way to describe it is as "warm" and "high". Warm in the sense that people are welcoming and hospitable and high in the sense that cultural rules and expectations should be adhered to.
Interestingly the temperature where I'll be living will also be warm (between 25-35°C all year round) and the location is high in the mountains, up to 1,400 metres.
My role is still evolving but I know for certain that I'll be focussed on a few things. In no particular order, I will be working with:
• Manuelito Children's Home – developing/creating a discipleship programme for the children and young people who live there.
• AFE School – working with staff to better facilitate visiting mission teams amongst many other things.
• Prison project – developing the link with this project which provides support for the children and young people in the boy's prison in the city.
• Mentoring programme – developing and implementing a vision of how to use the "one hour a week" mentoring programme in Honduras. This programme focusses on the most at risk children and young people with a view to seeing them transformed into leaders and culture changers.
• Networking – be involved with the wider networks in Honduras that work around children and young people living on the streets.
As I said, these things are likely to change and develop as needs and time become more apparent. However, I know that this work will be focussed around proclaiming the Kingdom of Heaven through nurturing believers, loving service, challenging unjust structures of society and encouraging sustainability.
With so few days left before I go I am excited and impatient, as ready as I ever will be and looking forward to discovering exactly what it is like to live on the other side of the world. I am aware of the privilege that it will be to serve and learn from all those I come across. I know that I will come across many challenges, from missing friends and family to coming across situations that appear to be hopeless.
How often do we come across such difficulties? Probably more than we are aware of! We are called as both a community and as individuals to live out God's Kingdom wherever we are. That might mean getting involved with the local food bank, or helping out with our church youth group, or even treating our family in the way God wants us to. Mission starts at home. Maybe you could pray more? I certainly need it!
These few months since being in Guatemala have been amazing. From the huge success of Radio Christmas where we saw the Kingdom in action, money and awareness raised of Street Kids Direct to the challenges and struggles that come with studying theology.
I don't know exactly what the next few years will look like but especially from this library full of testimony and thinking about mission, I know it will be an adventure.
It has been identified that I will need a car to be able to carry out my duties whilst in Honduras. A car fund, that is separate to my existing personal fund, has been setup.
If you are willing and able to give a gift specifically for that, please contact Paul Read, CMS's people in mission funding manager, on paul.read@ churchmissionsociety.org Thank you!
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Oh Error Code Hot Tub
The spa system's ability to cool itself down is directly affected by ambient temperatures. If that does not work, the problem is in the circuit board itself. thanks for your help RB Share this post Link to post Share on other sites uptonogood 0 Newbie Members 0 8 posts Posted December 15, 2010 · Report post There These error codes can be caused for several different reasons. check over here
The Jacuzzi Spa J-325 hot tub spa is a 3-4 person hot tub. I have added a sun shade over the area and even made a cover for the electrical out of 1″ foam board and reflective silver bubble wrap to no avail. For the complete list of error codes click here. And about the heater and chasing the line to find the problem.
Hot Tub Overheating Troubleshooting
See M7 Sensors here. Shorted Sensor Means temperature sensor is malfunctioning; heater is taken offline automatically when this happens. OH, or OHH, or OHS (Overheat) all mean that a temperature sensor has detected unsafe water temperatures of 108° - 118° F, and your spa is in an emergency cool down Matt Giovanisci Hmm..
The spa deactivates in this situation. Indicates a shorted sensor and spa is shut down or an open sensor and heater is disabled. Breaker is on gfci which isn't in line with hot tub is reset so I'm clueless to what the problem could be. Cal Spa Hh Error Code Tacticalterry So when the top blew off it kept running and burnt the heater out as u stated.
These error codes are similar to the ones previous, however we will be looking at these at another angle. I have pics posted on photobucket, please see my previous posts for the link. Then power the system back up, if the error code goes away, the problem was either a dirty filter (clean or replace) or too many jets were closed off. Sign in to report inappropriate content.
Reply With Quote 02-23-2012,11:59 AM #10 jpg11124 View Profile View Forum Posts View Articles Join Date Feb 2012 Location central pa Posts 7 Re: OH error code i had the How To Fix Flo Error Hot Tub Condition can cause injury or damage to spa and its components. If you don't want to go to your local dealer you can find the pumps several places online. If a GFCI trips the very first thing you do is found out why it tripped.
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You can also check the pressure switch or flow switch with a an Ohm meter. The J- 470 features four deep bucket seats for the ultimate deep sitting hot tub. Hot Tub Overheating Troubleshooting The pumps and everything are working fine with no leaks, etc. Cal Spa Oh Code Hiring a technician or replacing the heater is the next best course of action.
Here is a list of some common hot tub issues and solutions. 1. check my blog Jets pump 1 will likely deactivate, also. 1. I'm sorry I did not post my fix earlier but my memory isn't what it used to be. I replaced them and it worked a little bit then it tripped again. Cal Spa Error Codes
Sign in to follow this Followers 0 Oh Error Code? softcellelectrical 47,425 views 4:15 10 Most Common Hot Tub Problems - Duration: 3:12. You could simply drain and refill and see if that solves your problem. this content Share this post Link to post Share on other sites jeremyh 0 Junior Member Members 0 20 posts Posted December 12, 2010 · Report post Soak and clean your filter
Tell us by commenting below! Hot Tub Says Oh It may just be the impeller is worn or broken and may not require a completley new pump, just some parts. BLB (Flashes in between water temperature and "blb") Indicates that spa needs a new UV bulb.
the heater shorted out & ruined the circuit board.
So far my leak has not returned. Check to see if the water level is below the lowest pillow but above the jets. If you don't want to go to your local dealer you can find the pumps several places online. Marquis Spa Error Codes Once again these can be caused by a flow issue.
I truly appreciate you taking the time to explain the top caused the issue. OH One of the sensors detected that the water in the hot tub is 112°F (44°C). Thanks again... have a peek at these guys The heater and jets pumps continue running until the spa unit is out of the danger zone.
OH, or OHH, or OHS (Overheat) all mean that a temperature sensor has detected unsafe water temperatures of 108° - 118° F, and your spa is in an emergency cool down Share this post Link to post Share on other sites gmc 0 Newbie Members 0 1 post Posted December 12, 2010 · Report post I had this happen with my The J- 585 features four deep bucket seats for the ultimate deep sitting hot tub. Solution: If there is no water flow, check the voltage going to the pump.
When he gets here & we get it figured out & fixed I will post back with the results. The heater going bad or me tryin to turn it on to diagnose it cause the relay to begin tripping with great ease. kathy LYONS my topside control is showing 111 degrees , the water is 101 & its showing error code HE Ralph Sampson Sorry for the delay. Open Sensor (Hi-Limit) The hi-limit temperature sensor is malfunctioning; heater is taken offline automatically when this happens.
Contact dealer or a service technician if problem continues. Jacuzzi Hot Tubs J-400 Error Conditions/ Error Messages Message Meaning Action Required Overheat Protection The water temperature is higher than acceptable safety limits. i put ahah in and hit pump 1 1 (it was already running on low setting it popped off. DO NOT GET INTO THE WATER. 1.
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Johnson & Johnson approaches Actelion about takeover deal
Actelion shares surged nearly 19 percent to a peak of 187.70 Swiss francs on Friday, valuing the company at around $20 billion. They closed up 16.8 percent at 184.50 Swiss francs, more than matching the stock's total gains this year up to Thursday's close.
J&J's Actelion Deal Just One More Reason to Buy SharesTheStreet.com
European shares edge lower but head for 3rd week of gainsReuters UK
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Category Archives: Plastic City
Spring City EP presented by Plastic City
Spring is here! Plastic City celebrates the new season with a 4 Track EP of melodic and warm Deep House groovers from Plastic City artist Matthieu B., newcomer Lev Kitki, Anthony Mea of Large City & I Records, and last but not least Ritz (Piston Recordings, Piso Records)!
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As a part of the KneDeep family he played at all the major international events and festivals by now and with studio time in between, Dejan's been spending every weekend on the road hitting clubs all around the Europe. In his successful career he played all the major events by now, from festivals like EXIT festival (SRB), Kazantip (Ue), Dance Valley (NL), Monegros (ESP), Awakenings (NL), Sonus festival (CRO), MayDay (HU), Tommorowland (Bel), ADE (NL), Sonar festival (ESP) to clubs Tresor (GER), Raw 14 (ESP), Fabrik Madrid (ESP), Industrial Copera (ESP), Circuito (Brasil), Ambasada Gavioli (SLO), Hristo Botev (BG), Kristal Mamaia (RO), The Egg London (UK). When it comes to Dejan's production work, his music got released on many labels such as: Plastic City, Suara, Liebe Detail, Night Light, Abyss, Factomania, Naked Lunch.
His music style is a mix of house and techno with a flavor of a long and experienced career.
The new album "Summation" is now out on the famous German label Plastic City and already got amazing feedback from fellow producers & DJs. The Album is available on all major online music stores.
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Born and raised in Turkey, Evren Furtuna has grown largely familiar to the city of Istanbul and Ankara, playing from large clubs to small and exclusive parties. He understands that success requires versatility but also acknowledges the importance of preservation. The keen balance of versatility and preservation astoundingly differentiate him from others.
His versatility can be seen anywhere from exposing music lovers to new and locally-unheard sounds to pushing himself creatively in the studio. On the other hand, the preservation he presents can be seen in his character – his passion for the music is something that will never change.
Today he proves the above mentioned with the release of his new Album "A Part of the Cosmos" on Plastic City. Melodic and warm Deep House at its best with an absolute dancefloor bomb "Black Cat"
Ira Ange is a bright vocalist, producer and Dj from Russia. She is one of few vocal djs in the world, who plays and sings at the same time. She has unique voice and look. Her vocal career started in 2001, and in 2008 she became a Dj. Having formed her musical taste, she devotes herself to Deep House and Tech House. She works with Terry Lee Brown, Robert Babicz, Kolombo, Martin Eyerer etc, performs live vocal and dj set in many clubs, open airs and Dj cafe all over Russia and abroad, her tracks are in world top DJ compilations, and she isn't going to stop on the reached. Since 2015 Ira collaborates with the Plastic City record label.
Ira Ange is beloved thanks to her unique beautiful voice, individual style and pure taste in music. Her performance can be as Dj set as Live vocal & Dj set.
"Would You Go" comes with remixes from Dj Skif, Fapple, Sergey Sanchez & Mag Day Chuk and Anturage & Stereoteric.
Terry Lee Brown Junior's latest work "Innocent" featuring the beautiful and fragile voice of Ira Ange gets some stunning reworks by none less than Hernan Cattaneo & Martin Garcia, The Timewriter, Forteba, BDTom and a Drum & Bass version by BTK.
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Out Now: Plastic City Bullets
"Imagination of the Shape" is the slogan ot Plastic City's current release period. The future of the label is the past and present. Or the present is the future. It depends how you look at it. Plastic City has always meant development. We will stay true our policy of releasing but quality tracks which can be heard and played in years to come. Maybe the upcoming releases will show you this again…
The "Bullets" contains tracks and remixes from none less than Terry Lee Brown Junior, Gorge, SIS, Ruede Hagelstein, Robert Babicz, Smalltown Collective, Phonique & Tigerskin, Ray Okpara, Nikola Gala, Plastik Funk and many more
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Out Now: Straight Outta Plastic City
Plastic City is a town, not made of stones and metal, but made of the thoughts of its listeners. This ethos is written in English on many Plastic City record covers from 1995 until the present. Plastic City therefore is something mystical; it is timeless and keeps up a constant flow. It is a town built by thoughts, where the inhabitants and their positions are indeterminate, as new dimensions are developing constantly and changes are taking place. "Straight Outta Plastic City" is compiled and mixed by house music legend Terry Lee Brown Junior.
Incl. Tracks & Remixes by David Keno & Jimmy Lesson, Terry Lee Brown Junior, Lukas Greenberg, Dalson, Jeff Swing, Alex Connors & Hardy Heller, Bucher & Kessidis, Pav Parotte, C-Rock & Franksen, Perception Of Sound, Manuel Romero
Out Now: Forteba - Fabula (Plastic City)
Forteba or Krisztian Dobrocsi, as he is known to his proud parents, hails from the Hungarian city of Vac where he found his true calling relatively early, with sweet eighteen: producing electronic music of all colours. Starting off with breakbeat and chill-out music, he soon ventured into the world of straight four-four rhythms, profoundly inspired by German deep house. Today, Krisztian is using his Forteba moniker only for his deep house outings, calling himself Krisztian Decay for his lounge excursions. With his debut on Plastic City, the talented Hungarian showed his dedication as well as his instinct for deep and driving deep house in all its facets. His three tracks, solid, state-of-the-art productions, always driven by a powerful groove structure, range from drifting, dream-like episodes to full-on floorburners and definitely show Krisztian's ability to enchant with compelling beauty.
Forteba – Fabula (Plastic City) out on Sept. 25th!
After the huge success of Forteba´s first three albums "Space Between Us,"For Some Time Past" and " Stereoform" on Plastic City, critics and fans were persecuted by the clear sound and the straight intention, Krisztián Dobrocsi aka Forteba convinced. Both were great works of an artist on the go constantly trying new ways to meet the pulse of him or even to define. Now that more than 3 years have passed and Forteba has achieved with his side-project "Krisztián Decay" in the lounge and listening genre great success, now it is time for another "Forteba" album on Plastic City. With his fourth Album "FABULA" Forteba is now featuring new sounds and brings his talent, depth and warmth to skillfully blend with contemporary club sounds to advantage. He overwhelmed the listener in no way restricted by unnecessary sensationalism and in the productions on the main without too minimalist or even technoid to be. All in all Forteba succeed with his fourth album "Fabula" a quantum leap in the direction of current club sounds, placing it at the same time Plastic City in a new and fresh light.
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Various Artists – Best of Harthouse Digital (Harthouse) – out now!
Incl. Tracks and Remixes by Boris Brejcha, Mihalis Safras, Tom Hades, Sasha Carassi, Alessio Mereu, Eric Tarlouf, Anderson Noise, Mike S. and many more …
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Various Artists – Deep House Extravaganza Vol. 9 (Tronic Soundz) – out now!
Incl. Tracks and Remixes by Nick Curly, Alex Flatner & Lopazz, M.in, Terry Lee Brown Junior, The Timewriter, Alex Niggemann, Quenum and many more …
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Tom Bucher and Christos Kessidis are no strangers to the deep and tech house family of germany and moreover to Plastic City. Their first Plastic City release as mp3 "The Dark Night" in 2010 and the following single E.P.´s "Time", "Fate" and "Saratonga" showed where sound and style of Bucher & Kessidis are aiming at. Their sound as a platform for romanticism and functionality includes playful melody lines as well as strong beats and rhythms. The style mixture of detroit, britain and german house filled with colourful pictures everytime searches for the one truth hidden between every beat. Tom Bucher & Christos Kessidis, both started Djing and producing in the early respectively the mid 90ies. While Tom startet his career with Michel Niepenberg and Jacek Darnowski under the alias Tojami Sessions, a project that is still alive Christos started solo and released on labels like Exun Records, 8 Bit, Plastic City and Aenaria Music.
With their first mutual album in 2012, including the pre-released singles "Time" and "Fate" the team proves its ability to arrange and produce deep-tech-house tracks hitting the zeitgeist absolutely. An enormous depth designs every track while storytelling and functionality stay in the foreground. Now in 2015 we 're really excited to listen to their new Album "exit Mexico" with 11 deep'n'housy tracks.
Stay tuned for more tunes from Bucher & Kessidis in 2015!


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Welcome to Imogen!
We are delighted to introduce Imogen, who is our new Customer Services Apprentice. Imogen has actually been with us for a little while, but as a learner in our Training Services where she has been learning the skills required for employment.
She has done so well on her course that when we advertised our latest apprenticeship she applied, was interviewed and appointed!
If you visit us it will most probably be Imogen who greets you at the door and if you ring us it is likely it will be Imogen who answers your call. She will also be spending some of her working day in our Furniture Enterprise so that she can learn a full range of customer service skills.
If you would like to know more about our Training Services and the work that we are doing to develop the employability skills of people with disabilities contact Ange on 01423 855429 or email Monday, May 12th, 2014 at and is filed under Charity News, Latest News, local business services, Yorkshire Charity News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.


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11" x 17", 12 full-color pagesThis visualized song teaches a child to talk to God in any situation or in any place because God always hears and answers prayers.
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Lyrics to this visualized song are:
(Verse 1) Did you ever talk to God above? Tell Him that you need a friend to love. Pray in Jesus' name believing that God answers prayer!
(Verse 2) Have you told Him all your hopes and fears? Jesus cares about your joys and tears. You can know He'll always hear, and He will answer prayer!
(Verse 3) You can whisper in a crowd to Him. You can cry when you're alone to Him. You don't have to pray out loud to Him: He knows your thoughts!
(Verse 4) On a lofty mountain peak, He's there. In a meadow by a stream, He's there. Anywhere on earth you go, He's been there from the start!
(Verse 5) Find the answer in the Word--it's true. You'll be strong bcause He walks with you. By His faithfulness He'll change you too. God answers prayer!
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