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The songs below were recorded by the Medical Mission Sisters in the 1960's. I learnt them when I was in primary school and loved them. I've taught what I remembered of them to my children but until recently, when I found them on youtube, I didn't have a recording of them.
Some of the words are available here.
The Parable of the Wedding Banquet: Matthew 22 & Luke 14.
This is our favourite & is fun to sing.
The story of Zacchaeus the tax collector: Luke 19
Luke 17 - this isn't the original recording & isn't the best quality but it's the only one I could find.
'Come down Lord my son is ill...Do not come to my house, I'm unworthy...'
Based on Matthew 8:
John 6 - a hymn I remember from years ago.
Not a Bible story as such but a song about Joy:
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> Randy Helzerman writes:As I see it, if you really want to attempt a "stratification" of Thomas, it
> >One of the few things we know for sure about
> >the Gospel of Thomas is that it was circulated
> >around by messengers (in the sense of "mailmen").
> How on earth do we *know* this? I see no evidence for it at all.
may have begun as an oral tradition, subsequently written down in a number
of lost Aramaic fragments, which were then assembled into the original Greek
version. It is perhaps possible (as I feel this is tentative) that places
in GThom where similar sayings are clustered together may have been some of
the splices between the fragments. ie, someone, reading from an Aramaic
fragment, may say, "Jesus said, 'blessed are the..." & someone else may say,
"yeah, he also said something similar in this fragmet I've got."
>I don't see mailmen as being "prophets", but I have to agree with Randy
> >It is very likely that the evolving Gospel of
> >Thomas was also circulated around by these
> >quasi-official "prophets" (who were after all
> >just "messengers from God).
> I see no evidence for this, either.
here--the thing did indeed need to be distributed somehow.
> >P. S. You pointed me to a article by Bill Anal--yeah, I saw it
> > and asked our librarian to get me a copy. Can't wait to
> > read it.
> One would have to be (anal, that is) to attempt a stratification of
> but good luck finding the article under this name. To the best of myor
> knowledge, no such unfortunate person is involved in Thomas scholarship,
> NT study at all. May the gods be praised.As someone who almost went to the National Spelling Bee, I'd have to say,
"Randy, use your word & grammar checkers a little more often".
> Bill (Arnal)Heroin, it's my wife & it's my life,
> ___________________________
> William Arnal
> Department of Religion
> University of Manitoba
> "I wish that I was born a thousand years ago.
> I wish that I'd sailed the darkened seas
> on a great big clipper ship,
> going from this land here to that,
> in a sailor suit and cap."
> -- Lou Reed
Heroin, be the death of me.
--also Lou Reed, the same song, actually.
- Randy Helzerman writes:
> > How on earth do we *know* this? I see no evidence for it at all.But even that, I think, assumes too much. What we have, in fact, are a
>Since we've found fragments of GTh in various
>places, we know that messangers circulated copies
>of GTh, no? I really didn't mean anything more
>profound than that, I'm afraid.
handful of fragments from, I think, 3 separate copies of Thomas is ONE place
(the POxy fragments), and another, single, MS from fairly nearby and from
about a century or more later. This does not suggest wide distribution.
Moreover, even if we grant a wider distribution than the MS evidence
suggests (which I think I'm willing to do), there is no reason at all to
imagine that the mechanism of that distribution took a form in ANY way
analogous to "mail." I would be more inclined to assume that Thomas was
transmitted more or less incidentally by personal contacts than by
deliberate propagation.
>arrghh! How embarrassing. Please don't takeNot at all. I thought it was funny.
>offence at my "scribal error"!
>Now that our dialog has gotten off to such a goodPerhaps the latter is the best course of action. I wrote that piece many
>start :-) I'd like to ask you (not unlike Abram
>barganing with Yawheh at Mamre) if you could outline
>for us your argument as to why you classify GTh 88
>as Gnostic? Is the argument easily summarized, or
>should I wait for the messanger to bring me a copy
>of your article?
years ago, and don't remember the specific arguments re. 88 (if there even
were any!). And I'm at home right now, so I don't have a copy of it handy.
William Arnal
Department of Religion
University of Manitoba
"I wish that I was born a thousand years ago.
I wish that I'd sailed the darkened seas
on a great big clipper ship,
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in a sailor suit and cap."
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>As someone who almost went to the National Spelling Bee, I'd have to >say,The problem is, when "Arnal" is encountered by most spell checkers, they
>"Randy, use your word & grammar checkers a little more often".
don't (naturally enough) recognize it, and give "anal" as the nearest
equivalent. This strikes me as divine justice of a sort.
>Heroin, it's my wife & it's my life,My very favourite song by Lou Reed, and possibly by anyone.
>Heroin, be the death of me.
>--also Lou Reed, the same song, actually.
William Arnal
Department of Religion
University of Manitoba
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Friday, June 11, 2010
Bonus Round!: Why I Don't Like Batman Returns (a movie that everyone else likes)
As an extra special sequel to yesterday's cracking post, I decided to outline why it is that Tim Burton's sequel to his 1989 Batman movie (one of my favourite films of all time and something I have watched upwards of seventy or eighty times) only serves to annoy the bejesus out of me. I was originally just going to post this as part of yesterday's article, but seeing as how I have a LOT to say, I figured I'd give it its own existence.
First of all, I should give you a bit of background on my relationship with this film. I first saw it when I was very young (in and around five years old) when my Dad very thoughtfully saw fit to tape it for me because he knew how much I liked Batman (at that point I was watching the animated series or the Adam West repeats at least once a day and Batman Forever had just been released and had taken over my life). Unfortunately, the taping was about ten mintues into the film and the very first frame of the film I saw, was the Penguin brandishing a bloody, dismembered hand at Christopher Walken's character.
So...yeah. Even from an early age, it was pretty obvious to me that this was a pretty sick film.
To be fair though, I did love this film as a child and it never really actually scared me (which was one of the biggest complaints parents had about it when it was first released); especially considering how much the 1989 film did when I eventually saw that a year or two later.
Over the years, it was the Batman film that was shown on television the most, for some reason. Maybe it's because it's the most "user-friendly" of the Batman films, maybe it's because (for a while at least) it was the darkest and the least childish of the Batman films (at least from a superficial point of view) or maybe because it's just a typical Tim Burton film. It used to be shown on Sky One a lot, especially during (of all things) World Cup time, where they'd show what they described as "manly action films" when there wasn't any matches on.
Personally though, having rewatched it a lot over the past few years, I've really grown to hate it. First and foremost, the main problem with this film is that Batman is not the main character in it. He makes practically no growth in the film, whatsoever and really only exists as an observer and a right-wing, straight-laced antagonist for the schemes and plots of the other characters in the film (Catwoman, Penguin and Christopher Walken's Max Schreck). Even worse, Batman kills a bunch of people in this film. To be fair, he killed people in the last film (the Batmobile machine-gunned two guards, Batman fought a black guy to the death after nearly being killed by him and he kind of killed the Joker at the end), but those killings were nothing compared to what he got up to in this film:
I mean, that entire sequence is played for laughs and is never even mentioned again. One of the main aspects of interest where Batman's character is concerned (at least in the comics and the animated series) is that he does not kill. When you so casually disregard and aspect like that, you're really holding your middle-finger up to the fans.
Anyway, the whole "Batman killing" thing has been discussed to death on other forums. The other problem I have with this film is the production design. The film lacks the grand scope the first one (and the later ones) had. Instead of the chaotic, dystopian urban Hell that Anton Furst created for the first film, all we are treated to is a cramped, miniature suburban village. I might be able to accept this sort of look for a TV show, but this is a blockbuster film. Gotham City needs to look vast and incomparably massive (*cough* The Dark Knight *cough*).
The film's third act sees Batman (aboard his made-to-sell-toys "Bat-Ski-Boat") de-activate a bunch of penguins with rockets on their backs. Yep. That's the plot of this film. The movie is also severely lacking in actual action. The first film wasn't great in this regard, but it definitely had its moments and at least showed Batman moving around a lot more. When Batman is seen in this sequel, he is relegated to walking stiffly around and occasionally throwing a gadget or an awkward punch or karate kick. It's really uncomfortable to look at and only furthers the obviousness of how awful that suit must have been for Michael Keaton to wear (which is strange because the suit in this film looks a lot lighter and less cumbersome than it did in the last film). The only really cool action scenes in this film involve the Batmobile and the various things it can do.
When discussing Batman Returns, you have to talk about the villains. I still can't really make my mind up about them, to be perfectly honest. Both Danny DeVito and Michelle Pfeiffer do a fantastic job as far as acting is concerned (and they are given an awful lot to do), but Tim Burton's choices to portray the Penguin and Catwoman as weird, gothic almost vampiric villains always leaves me scratching my head. I guess he felt there wasn't much else he could do other than to completely revamp them. Also, I really, really don't get how people find/found Catwoman so hot in this film. I find her completely repulsive and quite sickening to look at, throughout and is absolutely the last femme fatale in cinema I would ever fantasise about (I take that back, as Helena Bonham Carter's played some mingers in her time as well. Who's she married to again?).
The villains pretty much epitomise what's wrong with this film. It's not a "Batman" film. It's a Batman-flavoured Tim Burton film. Part of the negotiations that took place to convince him to make the film involved giving him more creative control. The producers even suggested that the film be "A Tim Burton film as opposed to a Batman film". Fail.
There are some things I do like about this film, though. Christopher Walken as Max Schreck is awesome in a cheesy way. He's basically playing generic-villain-played-by-Christopher-Walken and has his usual array of imitable lines. Pretty much any time he says "Power Plant!" is awesome and warrants an impression by someone watching the film. Probably my favourite line in the film is "Bruce Wayne...what are you doing dressed up like Batman?".
Danny Elfman's musical score is also top-notch in this film and he really does a great job of continuing the Batman themes he established in the first film. At times they're a little bit more overblown and cartoonish in this film, but they're never too over-the-top. I particularly love the opening credits, which is probably the most powerful opening credits to a Batman film (even if the camera is on the damn Penguin for the whole thing and not Batman!)
Also, on a superficial level, while Batman isn't given much to do in this film in the way of action, he still does some pretty damn cool things when he does show up (which isn't very often). It can be argued that this film portrays the "hyper-competent know-it-all" Batman the most. In his few short appearances, we see him jamming Penguin's speech with his superior DJ skills (don't ask, it's just cool), transform the Batmobile into a Bat-missile, blow a fat guy up (see above) and use the Batmobile's exhaust to set fire to an arsonist. Badass. The batcave and its various entrances are also explored in greater detail and I always get a kick out of watching Batman use an ancient Samurai casket as an emergency hatch into the batcave. That shit is real.
Also, there are a bunch of really definitive shots of Batman like this one:
So, even though I consider this to be the second-to-worst Batman film, I should stress that Batman at least looks cool in it. Which is something that cannot be said about the worst Batman film which came five years later:
So in conclusion, I'm not a fan. I guess I understand why people are, especially Tim Burton fans; but my allegiance is to the Dark Knight first and wacky filmmakers a very distant fifth. I'd never go as far as to say that I "hate" the film, but it really is a chore to watch, compared to the first and third of the original Batman movie series.
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I have to agree with you on this movie. Batman is dark, but not as whimsically dark as Burton made it out to be. And I found the penguin repulsive...loved the Paul Reuben's cameo as his father though. And the Catwoman is totally sick looking, couldn't understand the reason for the fantasy element of the nine lives either. Catwoman is cat burglar, plain and simple.ReplyDelete
Batman just didn't get it together in movie world until The Dark Knight, but I admit I found the Joker in the Dark Knight sequel as repulsive and humorless as the Penguin in this version. I think my absolute favorite portrayal of Batman is not even the movies, but the original Animated Series. It was just perfect. The voices and characters, stories. If they could only capture it that way on film. Great blog.
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Every time I post a photo taken in a zoo, I make the same statement: I have more difficulty getting quality photos of animals in a zoo than I do in the wild.
It seems like it should be the other way around. After all, I know exactly where the animals are at a zoo. There are maps and signs showing where to find animals. Can't miss 'em. Just walk up to the pen and start shooting. Nothing to it.
Except there are often high fences to shoot through. Or glass walls. And crowds of people. And the animals tend to seek shelter far from the viewing areas.
This male mandrill was sitting about 15 feet from a thick, dirty, scratched, reflective glass wall in the Columbus Zoo. Thick glass makes it difficult to get a sharp photo. The glass acts as a diffuser, softening the features of the subject. And autofocus can be fooled by glass. Add the dirt and scratches to the equation and capturing a sharp photo becomes as much luck as skill.
As always when shooting through glass, I put the lens hood of my 300 millimeter lens against the glass to eliminate reflections of people passing by. I set the camera to use a wide aperture to reduce the depth of field in an attempt to minimize the impact of the scratches and dirt. And I took a series of photos, refocusing between photos, to increase the chances that I'd get some shots with accurate focus.
In other words, I use the "law of averages" method of photography when shooting the scratched, dirty glass. If you refocus frequently and take a lot of photos, there's a chance one might be usable.
And this is the usable photo.
Mandrills are the world's largest monkeys and live mostly in tropical areas of southern Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, and Congo. The male usually weigh between 42 and 82 pounds with an average height of 30 to 37 inches, but an exceptionally large male can weigh almost 120 pounds.
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This book is aimed at any basic scientist or clinician scientist teaching a course or conducting research on the basic science underlying the major neurological diseases. It provides an excellent overview of cutting-edge research on the fundamental disorders of the nervous system, including physiological and molecular aspects of dysfunction. The major categories of neurological disease are covered, and the chapters provide specific information about particular diseases exemplifying each of these categories. Sufficient clinical information is included to put into perspective the basic mechanisms discussed. The book assembles a world-class team of section editors and chapters written by acknowledged experts in their respective fields.
* Provides cutting edge information about fundamental mechanisms underlying neurological diseases
* Amply supplied with tables, illustrations and references
* Includes supporting clinical information putting the mechanisms of disease into perspective
Reviewer:George F Wittenberg, M.D., Ph.D.(University of Maryland School of Medicine)
Description:This unique textbook, a selective review of neuropathophysiology for the neuroscientist, aims at presenting many neurological disorders along with the science underlying their etiology and treatment.
Purpose:The purpose of this book is to provide basic neuroscientists with a comprehensive view of the mechanisms underlying specific neurological diseases. This is not only a worthy objective, it is unfulfilled by any other book, to my knowledge. The objectives are met by the formula applied by the section editors. It does not cover everything, but it does cover all common disorders as well as those thought to be of particular interest.
Audience:The book is squarely aimed at neuroscience graduate students, and would also be a good source of clinical and pathophysiological information for a translational scientist. The editor, section editors, and contributors are all authorities in their fields.
Features:It starts off with lysosomal disorders, which is a little jarring, but the book is organized into central and peripheral disorders, with the central disorders subdivided mainly by disease etiologies (neoplastic, vascular, etc.) One section covers imaging methods, which is very helpful, given their importance in both clinical diagnosis and research. Peripheral disorders (nerve and muscle) receive somewhat short shrift, particularly as both central and peripheral pain syndromes are included in this half of the text. Cerebrovascular disease is well covered, including vascular dementia and recovery of function after stroke. Pediatric disorders are well covered, including developmental syndromes, and selected genetic and metabolic disorders. Multiple sclerosis gets a fairly short chapter, and leaves one with a sense of frustration about the disorder, which is probably appropriate. Color illustrations and other graphic elements in each chapter give the students a take-home message. Although the stated purpose limited topics to neurology, psychiatric disorders are not covered, with a few exceptions on the extensive border between psychiatry and neurology (e.g. attention-deficit hyperactivity).
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This cigar burned well and held the ash well. I thought that the draw was just right and the cigar stayed cool and flavorful throughout the entire smoke (which in this case was to the nub).
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I thought it to be a harsh, very dry smoke. Not my preference.
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ESCONDIDO -- More than a year after the idea was proposed as a way to curb overcrowding in some Escondido neighborhoods, the City Council voted Wednesday to proceed with overnight parking regulations for a 7-square-mile zone in the heart of the city.
But the council decided to delay indefinitely a related proposal that would have banned parking 24 hours a day on all of the city's so-called "collector" streets, which include Washington Avenue, Fig Street, Juniper Street, Rose Street and many similar roadways.
City planning chief Jon Brindle was able to convince council members to delay the collector street ban by explaining that it would immediately eliminate more than 1,500 parking spaces across the city, a change that would probably require an expensive and time-consuming environmental impact study.
The zone for the new overnight parking restrictions, which covers about 22 percent of the city, is based on a study that determined most of Escondido's parking congestion exists within the borders of Rincon Road on the north, Felicita Avenue on the south, Bear Valley Parkway on the east and Interstate 15 on the west.
Each home within the restricted area would be mailed two free permits allowing vehicles to be parked on the street between 2 and 5 a.m. Any cars parked without permits during those hours would be ticketed.
City officials created the zone by taking the area where the study found the most parking problems and adding a quarter-mile buffer around that area to prevent the problems from migrating a few streets over, said Brindle.
The restrictions are a step back from previous plans to require permits across the entire city, but they are more aggressive than an alternate approach that would have imposed restrictions only in neighborhoods where residents signed petitions seeking permits.
The proposed parking restrictions have been controversial from the start.
Supporters say they will combat overcrowding and make it easier for residents in many neighborhoods to park in front of their homes. But opponents have argued that they are an attack on poor Latino families who congregate in single-family homes to save money.
Other critics say the restrictions are totally unnecessary because the city's parking problems have been exaggerated.
Mayor Lori Holt Pfeiler, the only member of the council to vote against the restrictions Wednesday, said the new rules are a mistake because the problems are isolated. She said the council has forced city employees to waste precious time on something that could have been solved without affecting so many streets and homes.
But the rest of the council expressed strong support for the restrictions.
"We've got to give people relief from some of these parking excesses," said Councilman Dick Daniels, who brokered a compromise last month between council members about whether the restrictions should be citywide or limited to problem areas.
Councilman Ed Gallo, who had preferred a citywide approach, said Wednesday that the new restrictions are a good first step.
"I want a citywide approach, but I can live with a core area," said Gallo. "We can expand the area out."
Brindle said Wednesday's direction from the council would allow him to come back with an ordinance sometime later this year.
Councilwoman Marie Waldron, who first proposed the collector street ban that has been indefinitely delayed, said she was pleased that permits will be required for overnight parking on collector streets within the targeted zone. And Waldron's colleagues promised her that the citywide collector street parking ban would be revisited eventually.
Collector streets are best described as middle-sized streets. They are narrower than the city's major arterials, such as Valley Parkway, but much wider than residential streets, where there are no lines painted in the middle of the roadway. Waldron has said banning parking on collector streets would make the city safer and improve traffic flow.
During Wednesday's meeting, one resident urged the council to aggressively crack down on the city's overall parking problems, another resident said the city should not be pinpointing a specific area of the city, and a third resident called the whole idea "mind-numbingly absurd."
Brindle said the restrictions would require roughly $150,000 in startup costs for handheld electronic devices that would keep track of which cars had been issues warnings for violating the new rules. The council chose the one-time warning approach over a less-flexible proposal to erect about 1,000 signs in the restricted zone notifying drivers of the new rules.
For details on the city's parking ordinance, go to www.ci.escondido.ca .us/parking/index.html.
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- According to statistics, women are more likely to donate money to a stranger or a charity while men on the other hand are most likely to volunteer instead.
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FRANKFURT, June 27 (Reuters) - Shares in Schaeffler dropped 10 percent in pre-market trade on Tuesday, according to a trader at brokerage Lang & Schwarz, after the German auto parts supplier slashed its profit guidance on growing price pressures and high costs.
The group said it now expected its adjusted 2017 operating profit (EBIT) margin to be 11 to 12 percent, compared with previous guidance for 12 to 13 percent.
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Master fan theorist Jon Negroni has been blowing our minds with his incredible eye for detail ever since he first posted his original amazing Pixar Theory last year.
Then, he unveiled another theory about the true identity of Andy's mum in Toy Story that gave us shivers.
But while you might have read Negroni's Pixar Theory before, you definitely haven't seen it like this.
The video takes us through the entire catalogue, starting with Brave and the introduction of intelligent animals before working its way to Up, Finding Nemo, and other classics.
If you don't know the premise, the theory basically explains how every single character in all Pixar movies since Toy Story are actually interconnected, sharing the same universe but in different times.
That means that the cast of Frozen live in the same world as the eponymous Cars, and that the mice in Ratatouille are somehow related to Nemo.
Sound complicated? Not anymore. Let me just say that by the end of this video you will never watch another Pixar movie in the same way.
Stick with it - in the first few minutes you might think Negroni's just stabbing in the dark, but when the evidence begins to stack up, it all makes incredible sense.
By minute 8, you'll be questioning your whole childhood and demanding an explanation from Pixar themselves.
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Jesus replied: "'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbor as yourself. All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments."
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To mark the first PlayStation consoles 20th birthday, Sony is releasing 12,300 PS4 20th Anniversary Edition consoles complete with controller, camera and stand.
The news broke over on the PlayStation blog, who also shared the great news on its official @PlayStation Twitter account. Where they mention about the tiny details on the DualShock 4 controller and chassis with the hashtag #20YearsofPlay.
If you watch the video you will see the detailing where you will see the typical controller sysmbols including the square, triangle, circle and the X. But look closer you will also see the number 2 next to the circle making it 20.
The original PlayStation console was released 20 years ago, in Japan 3rd December, 1994. It was the day 3D graphics within gaming changed the world, and the PS4 is continuing the trend in gaming.
This new special PS4 20th Anniversary Edition will be in demand because as we said above there will only be 12,000 made. Those in USA and Canada will be able to pre-order this coming Saturday on December 6. If you interested it is recommended you watch the PlayStation Experience keynote on Saturday, which starts at 10:00am Pacific Time.
Tweets on the 20th Anniversary Edition PS4 – Also watch the video below.
@PlayStation grrr, after I just purchased mine for Black Friday.
— Teth-Adam (@conscious_media) December 3, 2014
@PlayStation @JennyPina too bad my chances of getting one are probably nil
— Lucas Lopera (@Pixofpixelsluke) December 3, 2014
I need this 20th anniversary edition of PS4. pic.twitter.com/qNpf9hYoDq
— JON (@itsjonjx) December 3, 2014
Sony announces this 20th Anniversary Edition PS4, custom to look like the PS One. Just look at this sexy, sexy beast. pic.twitter.com/TZvBHeoIzk
— Chris Aiken (@Renagade_11) December 3, 2014
Say what you want but the #PS4 20th Anniversary edition looks cool to me. Lol
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While distinguised by their ownership, women-owned businesses face the same challenges as any other company. One of the biggest challenges is getting capital for business startup and ongoing operations. According to a study published by the Small Business Administration (SBA), more than 18 percent of all businesses owned by women used a line of credit as a source of funds. More than 30 percent of small women-owned firms organized as a regular or an S-corporation received financing through a line of credit.
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Just because the Olympics are over doesn't mean that you can't watch gymnastics on TV. All you have to do is turn on the news.
On Thursday morning I watched the folks on CNN contort themselves to make Hillary Clinton look better than she really is. It didn't take too long until I finally had enough so I switched it over to Fox News. Over there they were doing backflips to try and explain away Donald Trump's latest act of foolishness.
Christians are people of the truth. Being people of the truth in today's climate requires quite a bit of work. If you care about finding out what's going on in the world, you have to be your own editor.
That means that you can't just listen to the people who only say nice things about your favorite candidate or political persuasion. If all they ever tell you is what you want to hear, you aren't getting the full story. That's the best case scenario. More than likely, you're just being lied to.
A few years ago, I wrote for a small sports website. The website was owned by and named after a prominent athlete. Guess what the managing editor told us about the stories we wrote. Don't say anything that could hurt the guy who signs the checks.
The major news networks are a lot like that. The only difference is that the checks are bigger and the people signing them are much more powerful and influential. That means that the major news network that pays it's bills by attracting an audience of a certain political persuasion will not spend a lot of time covering a story that would make that certain political persuasion look bad.
That's where your job as the editor comes in. You have to back up the stories you hear with your own research and facts you already know to be true. It's not enough to believe something just because you wish it were true.
There is no doubt that CNN leans a bit to the left. But you don't correct that by getting all of your news from www.billybobsconservitivehideout.tv. While we enjoy all of the benefits that come with having more access to information we have to remember the other side of that coin. More people have access to giving you their information. And they don't care if it's true or not. They just want your click. Or money. Or vote.
But you care more about the truth than any of those things.
As Christians, we should not only be concerned about the truthfulness of the information we receive but also the information we pass along. If our non-beliving friends on social media frequently find us posting articles about how Hillary and Donald spent the weekend playing cards with Tupac and Elvis, good luck trying to get them to believe you when you tell them about a man who was born of a virgin, rose from the dead and is coming back to earth.
If the truth matters, and it does, than we should make the effort to look for it rather than having some lesser version of it fed to us. And we should be careful not to put our name on something less than the truth.
"Accuracy, Accuracy, Accuracy."
Joseph Pulitzer wrote those words on the wall of his newsroom.
Joseph Pulitzer died. Sadly, it appears as though his three word code of ethics for reporting the news died with him.
There are still shreds of accuracy left in journalism.
But you have to go looking for them because if reporters are too generous with their accuracy, it might not make the people who sign the checks too happy.
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OTTAWA--Canadian Industry Minister James Moore said Wednesday his government is in the process of clarifying Canada's foreign-investment rules to remove any uncertainty about the regulatory hurdles foreign buyers may face here.
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Parents puzzled over new addition
A cuddly baby monkey has been gingerly getting used to its home at a world-famous zoo.
The flame-haired rare primate - nicknamed Tango - was born at ZSL London Zoo on September 1 to first-time mother Lu Lu and father Neo.
Both parents have black fur but little Tango is bright orange, making it tricky to see the family resemblance.
The youngster, who is yet to be sexed, spends most of its time snuggled up to Lu Lu, but its auntie Lee Lee also helps out with the babysitting.
Zookeeper Kathryn Sanders said: "Baby Tango is currently rocking the redhead look, but it won't actually be ginger for very long.
"Its fur will begin to darken at around three months of age, and they are usually completely black by the time they reach six months old."
Francois' langurs are one of the world's rarest monkeys, and originate from north east Vietnam and China.
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Facebook is a powerful platform with close to one billion users. It's one of the most popular websites online, if not the most popular website.
As a network marketer, you should consider leveraging Facebook to grow your network marketing business. What I want to do in this post is share four different strategies that you can use to build your MLM Business on Facebook.
I've used all of these methods myself at one point or another (and still do) and all have worked for me. Of course, individual results will vary.
1) Use the Facebook PPC Program: Facebook offers a unique pay-per-click program similar to Bing and Google. You can create an ad, set your bid, and be in business. When people click on your ad, they will be directed to your website or fan page, whichever you choose. Even better, you can choose which "categories of people" see your ad. For example, you can have your ad only shown to people who have "network marketing" as an interest and live in the United States. This allows you to focus on your target market.
When using the Facebook PPC Ads, I do not recommend trying to promote your business opportunity. In most cases, Facebook won't let you do that anyway. Instead, I suggest you give away something else for free, such as a free report or free coaching session, or you lead with your product line. Try to use a two-step selling approach if possible. This means you give away something for free, generate a lead, and then sell whatever it is you are selling in follow up emails.
I also suggest you start with a really small budget, less than $20. $10 is even better. Start out real small and test your results. Find out what works and what doesn't work for you. Focus on generating leads rather than trying to make a sale! That should help a lot.
2) Create a Group or Fan Page: Another way to generate MLM Leads on Facebook is to create your own fan page on group. I think it's best to keep your MLM Business separate from your personal page (just my opinion).
You can set up a fan page for your network marketing business. You can invite people to LIKE your page. When people like your page, they can visit it frequently to see what updates you have posted. Facebook will even send messages to SOME (not all) of the people who like your page.
On your page, focus on PROVIDING VALUE. Don't just try to sell and recruit. Post inspirational quotes, funny pictures, training tips, testimonials, product uses and other helpful information. Be an educator rather than a salesman!
You can use the Facebook PPC Program to promote your fan page if you want to. Or you can put a form on your blog or website where people can "like" you and become a fan. You can syndicate your content from your blog onto your fan page.
Your other option is to create a group. I have a group and a fan page. Both work well. As of May 2014 and beyond, I would go with a group rather than a fan page, since it is more interactive than a fan page. Follow the same advice with your group as I gave you for your fan page.
3) Leave Comments on other Groups or Fan Pages: Another way to get MLM Leads on Facebook is to leave good (not spammy) comments in groups and fan pages on Facebook. Make sure you provide value and don't be the person who spams your business opportunity link everywhere. Answer other people's questions, provide good advice and always offer value.
As you become a frequent contributor, people will seek you out and check out your profile page, group page or fan page. That is what you want to happen. When people do that, start building a friendship with them before you go for the jugular and try to make a sale.
Whatever you do, DO NOT be a spammer. So many people give our industry a bad name because they blast their business opportunity all over Facebook. Never do that.
4) Network and Socialize with Other Networkers: Another great way to generate leads for your network marketing business on Facebook is to become friends with other network marketers. You can submit friend requests to other network marketers and focus on building a relationship with them. Once again, do not "puke" your business opportunity on them as soon as you meet them. Also, make sure you follow Facebook's rules and guidelines.
You can search for people with certain interests and do a friend request with them. Not everyone will take you up on the offer, but some will.
Additional Considerations
In my opinion, generating leads for your network marketing business via Facebook should only be one of your lead generation strategies. I've found that Facebook can be very time consuming and full of distractions. It doesn't take long to spend a couple hours on the website surfing around. If you are going to use this strategy you should set a time limit and be disciplined. Make a prioritized checklists of things you want to accomplish and stick with it. I'd bet that 20 to 30 minutes a day is more than enough time to do all of this.
Furthermore, Facebook isn't too fond of the network marketing industry. They could approve your ad today and disapprove it tomorrow. That's why you don't want all your eggs in one basket.
Also, I want to give you one more piece of advice. I've said this before, but don't be the person who pukes their business opportunity all over other people on Facebook. Don't put your business opportunity links all over your wall or on your friends' wall. This is so annoying and unprofessional. Always focus on providing real value first. Cultivate a relationship with people and then mention your business opportunity if they express an interest.
Draw others in rather than push them away.
Final Thoughts
In conclusion, generating leads on Facebook is a great way to grow your network marketing business. You can promote yourself in a variety of different ways by using strategies such as pay-per-click, creating a group or fan page, leaving comments on other groups, or by socializing with other network marketers. The key to success is to be consistent and use this method in conjunction with other lead generation strategies.
What are your thoughts? What are your favorite ways to generate leads on Facebook? Leave a comment below to share your thoughts.


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HAPPY DUNGEON FAMILY—The last decade has been good to Cee-Lo. But with Danger Mouse palling around with James Mercer now, Cee-Lo and fellow Goodie Mob alum Big Gipp have returned to the group where they made their name. It's good to see the boys back together again. DB w/Animal Farm, Kenny Mack, Diezel P; Roseland, 8 NW 6th, 8 pm, $22, all ages
BROTHERS IN ARMS—Tonight, Loch Lomond's Ritchie Young performs with his bros as Fourever Young at Back Fence PDX's second Entertainment for People show, alongside stories from Arthur Bradford and Nathaniel Boggess, sketch comedy, and a SCRAP gardening demo. AR The Woods, 6637 SE Milwaukie, 8 pm, $10-14
FOTH—Everyone's favorite hipster soap opera returns for a sixth season of roommate drama, romantic anxiety, and low-level substance abuse. Basically, Fall of the House is like your life, only funnier, and you don't have to deal with the consequences. The season starts tonight and unfolds episodically over the next month, so now's the time to get on board. AH Theater! Theatre!, 3430 SE Belmont, Fri-Sat 10:30 pm, Sun 8 pm, $12, through March 21, actionadventure.org
PASSPORT—After taking listeners by surprise with a strong and assured debut, Foreign Born returned with an even better second album, the marvelous Person to Person. The LA band's globe-trekking pop anthems are expertly crafted, with rich arrangements that take you across the border to distant, exotic lands. NL w/Free Energy, Yeah Great Fine; Mississippi Studios, 3939 N Mississippi, 9 pm, $10-12
DRUM EATER—Under the equipment-chomping moniker Boy Eats Drum Machine, Jon Ragel plays the role of a spastic one-man band, equal parts giddy rock frontman and scratch-happy DJ. His latest, Hoop + Wire neatly balances his charming exuberance with an everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach to musical composition. EAC w/Finn Riggins, Brothers Young; Doug Fir, 830 E Burnside, 9 pm, $8-10
CHOWDA—You can't lose with clam chowder and beer. So when area pubs compete for chowder supremacy at Lompoc's Chowder Challenge, everyone's a winner. Part of the Fifth Quadrant's brand-new Seafoodpalooza. PAC Fifth Quadrant, 3901-B N Williams, noon-6 pm, FREE ($10 to taste), all ages
BIKE SWAP—Factoid! Studies show that not owning a car saves you $9,242 a year. That means you've got buckets of money to spend at the Northwest Trail Alliance bicycle swap meet, where you can buy or sell everything from chainrings and handlebars to entire vintage bikes. It's like a flea market for attractive people. SM Sandbox Studio, 420 NE 9th, 10 am-3 pm, $2-5 (FREE after 2 pm)
SEA DOGS—Another phalanx of melancholic Swedish pop singers are mounting an offense tonight, led by inimitable, sometimes Lykke Li-collaborator El Perro del Mar, and joined by the quirky Taken by Trees, famous in part for covering the likes of Guns N' Roses and Animal Collective. MS Doug Fir, 830 E Burnside, 9 pm, $12-15
SAX ATTACK—I hate to say I pick my sax players based on their attire and sunglasses, but that doesn't mean it's not true. And I like legendary tenor saxophonist Pharoah Sanders—who played with Coltrane—for lots of other reasons. MD Newmark Theatre, 1111 SW Broadway, 3 pm, $31-62.75
LA REVOLUCION!—The Portland Northwest College of Art has been taken over by revolution! PNCA's current art show, Signs of Change, is a sprawling, excellent collection of media from resistance movements around the world, from anti-Soviet posters to anti-apartheid T-shirts. This goes way beyond Che Guevara baseball caps. SM PNCA, Feldman Gallery, 1241 NW Johnson, 9 am-9 pm, through March 19
SHOW OFF—Portland is the last stop for America's Got Talent auditions. Think you're the next Susan Boyle? Seeking validation—or humiliation—in front of a prime-time audience? Warm up those pipes! They're also looking for "animal acts, family groups, and things you can do with your body." You've got 90 seconds. SK Oregon Convention Center, Hall D, 777 NE MLK, Sun Feb 28-Mon March 1, FREE, register at americasgottalentauditions.com
THROW THEM STONES—Curling combines the precision of bowling, the ice of hockey, and the attire of reading a book. It is a sport of kings played by Canadians. At an open house led by the Evergreen Curling Club, you too can learn to wicky wacky woo before the next big bonspeil. JC Lloyd Center Ice Rink, 953 Lloyd Center, Sun Feb 28 & Tues March 2, 6:30 & 7:40 pm, $10, evergreencurling.org
EVAN ALMIGHTY—It's a shame about Evan. Lemonheads frontman Evan Dando has undergone a hit (anything from It's a Shame About Ray) or miss (just about everything else) career, with plenty of gossip-filled breaks in between. His live shows are just as unpredictable; sometimes you get a confusing mess of mumbled songs, and other times you'll be blessed with unforgettable material from the most charismatic voice in alt-rock. It's worth the risk. EAC w/Headlights, Milo Jones; Doug Fir, 830 E Burnside, 9 pm, $13-15
LOOK BACK IN ANGER—Aside from making some incredibly bizarre, occult-fixated films, Kenneth Anger was also one of the first openly gay film directors in Hollywood. Watch as local bands like Purple Rhinestone Eagle rescore Anger's sex- and magic-soaked celluloid classics at Fin de Cinema. PAC w/Eternal Tapestry, Wilderness, DJ Nate C; Holocene, 1001 SE Morrison, 8:30 pm, FREE ($2 suggest donation)
OVERACHIEVERS—While most boys are busy building forts and protecting themselves from cooties, the Vienna Boys Choir is busy working on their own arrangements of Haydn waltzes and Strauss polkas and trying to hit that impossibly high E before puberty kicks in. But can they keep their nails clean while doing so? RN Marylhurst University, St. Anne's Chapel, 17600 Pacific Hwy, Wed March 3 & Thurs March 4, 7 pm, $95


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Too often, history is relegated to dusty stacks of books bloated with abstract ideas that make the past feel so distant, only a devoted few are inspired to approach it. But History Colorado's Shawn Snow says that objects are a powerful way to connect with our stories, which is why he's thrilled that world-renowned speaker Dr. Richard Kurin will be visiting the museum to talk about his new book, The Smithsonian's History of America in 101 Object Lectures.
"He'll be talking about objects from across the spectrum, from pre-contact with Europeans all the way to the present day. He touches on the huge depth of history across the continent," Snow says. Abraham Lincoln's top hat, Dorothy's ruby slippers, Harriet Tubman's hymnal and César Chávez's union jacket are just a few of the evocative items that Kurin writes about in his book. "We put objects in our exhibits, and they help folks understand our story," Snow continues. "That's what History Colorado is all about — telling the stories of the people who lived here."
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Tue., June 17, 7:30-8:30 p.m., 2014