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A good editor has many qualities and a lot of responsibilities.
Editors are necessary. They're like a test run before something gets printed or posted online. The editor is the first person to read it, aside from the writer, and can fix the mistakes before it's shown to the public.
Think of it like a new car design. Before it goes on sale or is even made, the design is created for a specific reason. It's then tested for numerous things before being sold to the public.
Likewise, an editor needs to decide if what they're editing is worth the time. Is there a purpose to the piece? Does it benefit the public or audience? If so, it's then "tested" by various means (such as length, grammar and punctuation, accuracy and fairness, and ethics), and put up against the editor's personal qualities (like patience, time management, decision making, objectivity, accountability, etc.).
The following will detail these means and qualities to show what makes a good editor, specifically for publications.
1. Basics
The most well known thing an editor does is basic editing. Before they do anything else, they should've read through the piece and decided if it's even worth their time. If it is, length cuts come first. Cutting should start from the bottom, where the least important information is. Then comes grammar and punctuation edits, one at a time. They should go through it looking for grammar mistakes first, and then go through it again looking for punctuation mistakes (or vice versa). If an editor tries to do both at once, they'll get caught up focusing on one thing, and miss other mistakes nearby.
Why is punctuation important? It can change the entire meaning of a sentence. There's a huge difference between "Let's eat, Grandma" and "Let's eat Grandma." One's an invitation to dinner, and the other is cannibalism.
I don't think your grandma would appreciate the second option.
An editor needs to check word choices, tenses, transitions, headlines, and make sure the writer didn't stray from the message. Spell check will find some errors, but editors still need to go through the piece themselves. Spell check only finds misspelled words, not misused words.
Darn you homophones!
After that, they'll re-read it. Read it again. Read it out loud. Read it slowly. Read it backwards. Just keep re-reading it!
A good editor will do all of these things, and do them several times if they have the chance.
2. Accuracy
A good editor should also be accurate. This is a vague term because it encompasses a lot.
When editing, it's always important to make sure that names are spelled correctly. If a person's name is misspelled or what they said is misinterpreted, that's an insult. That person, and their family and friends, will likely hold a grudge. If they have an option to pick up a different newspaper or watch a different news channel, they probably will. Mistakes like these can limit and decrease audience and sales.
Similarly, and on a larger scale, if a company's name is misspelled or what they say isn't represented accurately, a large portion of the audience and sales will decline, and someone may be sued. Capitalization is important here as well. Sometimes a company intentionally spells or capitalizes their name a certain way. It's respectful to also write it like that, and fairly easy to check on their website or business cards for the correct way.
Editors should also be able to fact check. When looking at a piece, they should be able to point out what sources were used, if they're credible, and whether everything is attributed or not. If a story has no sources or has flimsy ones, how will the audience know the information is reliable? Even little details should be checked. Sometimes a person isn't always completely correct, and what they said isn't true. Unless it's an opinion, that information should be able to be found.
Wording matters as well. For example, if a restaurant says they're the best in town, the writer and editor shouldn't assume that's a fact. It wouldn't be accurate to say they are the best because there's no proof. It's an opinion, not a fact, so it needs to be accredited. Instead, they can say the restaurant claims to be the best.
Editing is important because it protects the reputations of the writer, the publication, the subject, and the editors themselves. Accuracy plays a key role.
3. Technology
A good editor also knows how to use technology, at least minimally. How frustrating is it when someone can't do their job because they don't know how to use a computer?
They waste time that could be used more productively because they're sitting there staring at a blank screen. They're always pestering other people for help. They have no clue what they're doing. It's hard to believe some people haven't learned to use a computer yet.
Though, for those editors that do know how to use technology efficiently, they should know how to do search engine optimization. This helps a page get further up in a search result, giving their page more views and visitors. It's an Internet marketing strategy that can also determine a piece's content. Changing the headline or lead of a story can help because it's the first thing people see when they find the search result. If it's more attention grabbing than the others, people will probably click on that one over another option.
Another task an editor has is choosing embedded links, or hyperlinks. Should it be a single word, or a sentence? If there are two next to each other, should they be split up or combined? It all depends on which will give better information to readers. The links should be related to the article, and are usually useful to people who may not know what something is. The editor will have to make these decisions.
Photos are something that shouldn't be edited. Manipulated photos don't truthfully show what happened. Cropping or cutting a part out is just the same. It lies to the public and is misleading. This goes for video and audio as well.
Good editors should also decide if diagrams, charts, graphs, etc. should be interactive. If they are, there should be some benefit. Maybe it becomes easier to fit in more information. Maybe it's the easiest way to clearly represent something. Maybe it even brings the audience to other sources of information. If it doesn't have a real purpose, then chances are it's going to waste both the audience's time and the creator's time, and make the information more confusing than it should be.
These things all require basic knowledge of computers. Without it, an editor wouldn't be able to do their job to their full potential. Works are able to reach further audiences because of the Internet and technology, so these skills are essential.
4. Decision Making
Another ability a good editor must have is decision making.
Like said before, an editor has to choose whether or not to edit something. They need to decide if it's worth their time before bothering to do so. This is the first decision they must make in their process.
Part of this decision comes from questioning if the piece is ethical or not. If a story is missing sources, a conflict of interest, or puts someone in danger, it obviously shouldn't be published. If a story has it's sources and is legitimate, even if it may be controversial, it should be run. It's important to give the public the truth, but it must be ethical in how it's done.
The editor must also decide if it's ok to have an anonymous source. There needs to be a purpose to their anonymity. If the reader sees that most of the sources are anonymous, how do they know they can trust the writer? Anonymity can be ok sometimes, such as when someone will be in danger or could lose their job. However, a person asking to be anonymous might have a grudge against something or could benefit from information being leaked. The editor has to decide whether to accept and trust them as a source.
Another decision to make is whether it's ok for someone to go undercover. It's ethically wrong because it deceives people at the time, but sometimes it needs to be done to discover the truth. It should be for something of great public interest, and has to be explained later why it was done. Is there a better way to get the information, or is this the only way?
A decision that editors are now making (thanks to technology) is whether something should be printed or only posted online. There's a limited space for print, but enough room on a website. Again, they need to decide if the piece is important enough for the public to see. Not everything can be printed, and a good editor will know what takes priority.
5. Personality
There are certain personality traits that every good editor should have.
First, they must be detail-oriented. An editor must be able to see every aspect of a story. This way they'll catch little mistakes that most people would look past and be able to correct them quickly.
They'll also need interpersonal skills. Editors don't work alone. They're constantly communicating with different people, whether the writer or a source. If they have this skill, it will make their job a lot smoother. People will want to work and cooperate with them, and their editing will be more successful.
A good editor will also be good at time management. They can work efficiently under pressure and get the job done. Less time will be wasted, and more edits can be made, making the piece closer to perfect. The balance of quality and quantity will be more even.
They will also be accountable and fair. If there's a mistake, they will take responsibility and correct it. If making corrections or updates online, the public will be told that there have been changes, and past versions will most likely be made available. A good editor will be truthful and honest to their actions. They'll interpret information correctly without manipulating it, and won't omit facts to mislead the audience.
Editors should also be able to do their job without silencing the voice of the writer. They shouldn't try to sway the writer's views or interject their own ideas. There needs to be objectivity when editing, and the editor should know when he or she is being ignorant.
Finally, a good editor should have patience. Nothing would be accomplished if there were no tolerance between the editor and writer. Sometimes a deep breath and a break are necessary. Without patience, editing wouldn't even be possible.
What Makes A Good Editor? by JRollendzWatch
©2012-2017 JRollendz
This is a "how-to" guide to being a good editor, specifically for publications.
Here it is on my blog: [link]
If you have any other tips for being a good editor, add them in the comments!
Also, if you need a literature tab for your writing on this site, you can use my stock ones here: [link]
I also do point commissions if you want a personalized one.
Oh my gosh! I definitely wasn't expecting a DD for this. This was just an editing assignment for one of my communications classes. Out of all the art I do, I definitely didn't expect this writing piece to be of any interest to anyone. Thank you!
Here it is on my blog: [link]
If you have any other tips for being a good editor, add them in the comments!
Also, if you need a literature tab for your writing on this site, you can use my stock ones here: [link]
I also do point commissions if you want a personalized one.
Oh my gosh! I definitely wasn't expecting a DD for this. This was just an editing assignment for one of my communications classes. Out of all the art I do, I definitely didn't expect this writing piece to be of any interest to anyone. Thank you!
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Really informative!😄😃
This is so very informative! Thanks!
Really interesting and informative. Thanks a lot for this guide!
How did Twilight even make it passed this stage?
good to know
"Let's eat Grandma!"
Could you provide advice, or an opinion, on material that has changed over time? I took on a piece that was originally worth editing, but later installments are not worth my time to edit. How would you go about politely saying 'get a new editor?'
I haven't been in a position where I was actually able to do that. I just suffered through it because it was the last piece. Certainly you don't want to be rude about it, but you could let them know you just haven't got the time, and you feel like they would be better off asking someone else to work on it. If you're asking as advice for an actual job, then I would talk to whoever you work under and ask them.
Excellent guide! Congrats on your DD, you deserve it!
Thank you! And thank you for commenting.
Last year, I wanted to be the Editor of our college newspaper, and I have quite a few of these qualities. Unfortunately, I'm missing some of that patience and efficiency. The current Editor has those qualities, but I think his detail could use a little work. Since we work together a lot on the stories and overall paper, I think it's a nice fit.
That's great! I was the News Editor of my high school paper. I don't particularly like the paper at my college. The people working on it have been very rude to me in the past. Co-editors is definitely an option! If that works for your paper, keep doing it!
I'm actually the Business Manager, but the way our system is set up, I'm like the vice president, so I'm second to the editor. I'm pretty much a co-editor. It is a good system, but it's annoying when he tries to mess with my ad sizes. People paid good money for that apace! We should give them what they pay for!
Oh, I agree. If someone pays for a particular size, it's because they wanted THAT size. They didn't just ask for a spot and hope it works out.
Congrats on the position!
Congrats on the position!
Haha, thanks. I moved into this position in my second term, mostly because it was needed. That, and our adviser is amazing. She's always looking for ways to help us out. Being Business Manager means that I have a Merit Award--basically, my tuition is covered.
That's amazing!
It is. I believe that God has been taking care of me especially in that way. It's really been helpful, too, because my scholarships and financial aid not having to pay for tuition means that I can use the rest for gas and miscellaneous expenses. I live pretty far from my college...I drive roughly 90 miles round trip for five days a week.
Oh, wow. Excellent job! It's very informative. Heheh... I do a lot of editing work for people on fanfiction... and I use quite a bit of the method you wrote about. XD It's really helpful!
Congratulations on the Daily Deviation!
Congratulations on the Daily Deviation!
That's awesome! I used to use that site a lot, but I only read other people's work. Thank you! I'm glad you can use it.
Heheh... Yup. I used to use the site a lot more several years back, but now I just go on there occasionally to do work for other people. *shrug*
You're very welcome! It's a big help! <3
You're very welcome! It's a big help! <3
That really helps me! One of my friends has me checking her writing all of the time, and using this I can do it better! Thanks for making it! ^^
I'm glad! You're welcome, and thanks for commenting! Checking my friends' essays is how I started.
Really? Cool!
Yup I ended up writing and doing photo spreads for several newspapers back home for a couple years before I moved to go to college.
Wow. Your life sounds cool
Haha, well thanks. I think I just happened to be interested in just the right time as they were offering the position. If you look through my photography, I have a couple of the photos I took backstage at concerts. I really need to post the rest of those!
Well done!
Very well thought out, very well written, and funny! I'm proud of you, hun. <3 Congrats on the DD!
Aw, you're so cute <3
And so is your signature (which I had absolutely nothing at all to do with).
And so is your signature (which I had absolutely nothing at all to do with).
Well done, very useful. I'd like to know Good Editors for comics, here in Italy. ^^'
Good catch! I rushed through writing this and didn't even follow my own advice on rereading many times. Thanks!
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We're still recovering from the face-melting awesomeness of High On Fire's recent Australia/New Zealand tour, but for anyone suffering withdrawals, here's an in depth, two-part interview with frontman Matt Pike, where he chats to The Void AU's Christina Rowatt about High On Fire, Sleep, and, well... pretty much everything.
Part 1
Matt Pike of High on Fire and Sleep chats to Christina Rowatt about High On Fire's intricate, cathartic new record, emulating his favourite guitar players, the story of his incredible tattoos, the musicians he internalised as a baby, the boundless narcissism (and voyeurism) of the internet age, living in the moment, dealing with the death of dear friends and the inimitable Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead, real-life dark shit, growing up with Eyehategod, the evolution of Corrosion of Conformity and jamming on new material with Sleep. Features footage of Sleep and High on Fire at the Manning Bar in Sydney. This interview is also featured on the brand new Riffing With Christina podcast.
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In the second half of the interview, Matt Pike of High on Fire and Sleep chats to Christina Rowatt about recording vocals for Luminiferous sober for the first time, how the band has evolved to be "progressive, and aggressive" players, the magic of Charles Bronson, how Dave Mustaine set up Metallica's sound, meeting ZZ Top, Britney Spears' possession, how new song The Sunless Years describes his evolution into another shape, and more.
Matt Pike on Sleep
Matt: Those tours were really short but I really like getting together with those guys because I love the shit out of them and our crew. It's just funny the whole time … it's a blast hooking up that many amps and playing … a lot of people don't get Sleep but it's like we can do whatever we want
Christina: And people still love it.
Matt: And people still love it. And the people who don't love it? Don't fucking go. Why are you even fucking critiquing it if you don't understand it … it's a fucking really weird band, that's just the way it is … it's supposed to send chills up your spine or it's supposed to completely confuse you ... Sleep just keeps doing it's thing.
Christina: What is it doing? Do you guys spend much time on it?
Matt: We jam a lot.
Christina: Are you going to make a thing? Make a thing!
Matt: There's some things in the works but I'm not going to elaborate because that gives me a deadline. I don't want to have a deadline on it. I want to work really hard on it … its needs to blow everyone's head off. Some of it's halfway there, but that's all I'm going to say.
Matt Pike on thrash, glam & Dave Mustaine
Matt: The difference between glam rock, what was going on then, and the thrash metal guys who were coming into that LA scene, that Bay Area scene, and there's this competing force because it's still metal but some are long hairs and some are just not wearing lipstick and they're concentrating on their riffs. That's where Testament came from, Possessed, Dark Angel, Slayer, Metallica, Anthrax. All that stuff was coming from that integrity of not having anything.
Christina: [Penelope Spheeris] closed the [Decline Of Western Civilization] movie on Dave Mustaine and fought for him because she's a punk rock person.
Matt: Dave Mustaine is a fucking innovative guy for that era. I don't think Metallica would sound like Metallica without Dave Mustaine. I don't think a lot of people would be doing jugga-juggas if Dave Mustaine hadn't set that Metallica stuff up. I can tell by his playing … I know the songs he wrote in that band.


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As part of its educational mission, TMS also publishes books. Three facsimile editions of major historical research publications were issued in 1991, 1993 and 1997. With the opening of the new Museum in 2009, TMS arranged for publication of Trinidad in the Arcadia Images of America series. Under the curatorship of Ron Johnson, three catalogs of Native American exhibits have been published. For more information about TMS publications see the Books page.


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Bashir Ama was a people smuggler in Agadez, a desert city in Niger known until recently as the people-smuggling capital of Africa. But conditions have changed, and Bashir Ama has opted to fund a football team instead.
Aboard the Prudence, Doctors Without Borders patrols the Mediterranean Sea, keeping a eye out for refugee boats in distress. So far, the NGO has refused to sign a new code of conduct imposed by the Italian government. DW joins the Prudence in action.
Many aspiring African soccer players leave home in search of a career with a European club. Only a few lucky ones succeed. Ivorian Baky Koné made it but decided to return home to help youths who dream of becoming professional soccer players.
DW's special report shows the desperate conditions for people trying to leave Libya for Europe. Conditions which often leave them dead, buried in a makeshift graveyard. DW found one man in a deserted detention center who told us his story.
Thousands of people have died in the Mediterranean Sea while seeking more sustainable living conditions in Europe. Despite various efforts by African and EU governments to curb migration, little has changed for refugees.
Earlier this year, a change of government ended 22 years of dictatorship in Gambia. But not everyone is convinced that things will improve. DW's Adrian Kriesch has been to Bambali, a Gambian village with hardly any young men left.
More than 250 female African migrants are detained in Surman in Western Libya. Many of them were arrested when they tried to cross the sea to Europe. In the center they lack basic services like health care, sanitation - and most of all hope.
For Africans trying to make it to Europe, it's not just the boat trip across the Mediterranean that can be deadly. Thousands never even reach the coast. Some lose their lives in the desert, while others fall into the hands of criminal gangs, such as those in Gao.
Eric Kamdem runs a shelter for migrants in the northern Malian city of Gao. He has a painting hung on the wall. It's a very special work of art.
DW met a "coaxer" who promises migrants he'll put them in contact with traffickers who will take them through the desert. It's "a dirty business," as he admits.
Migrants heading for Europe from central African nations often pass through Niger, but the country also sees a steady flow of people who are heading back home. The UN has four transit centers in Niger to help returnees.
Many Africans dream about a better life in Europe. But reality often looks different. A new DW series explores a major challenge of our time: migration. It provokes hopes and fears, touches individuals and nations alike.
Thiaroye-sur-mer in Senegal was home to hundreds of people thought to have drowned trying to reach Europe. One man who lost several family members has started a group to help people cope with their loss - and discourage others from taking the risk. This is the first report of the new DW series The Migration Dilemma.
At a time when many migrants are boarding boats for life-threatening journeys to what they can only hope is a better life in Europe, Dame Sylla is choosing to stay at home, get an apprenticeship and work in Senegal—thanks in part to a German charity.
Tempted by the notion of 'easy migration' spread online and on television, many Senegalese are still attempting the perilous trip to Europe.
Gambians in Germany are following events in their homeland closely: After 22 years in power, President Jammeh first accepted his election defeat, but then changed his mind. While many hope for a democratic solution, they also fear they could be deported.
Young West Africans face stark choices. Stay at home with little hope of a job in a country that is more authoritarian than democratic, or take your chances and try and get to Europe.
Every year, tens of thousands of migrants from West Africa attempt the journey to Europe. Musa from Gambia almost died trying and had to return home. But that hasn't stopped his friends from wanting to try their luck.
More than 10,000 migrants from Gambia made the perilous journey across the Mediterranean to Italy in 2016. DW correspondent Adrian Kriesch met one young Gambian who attempted the trip to Europe but failed to reach his destination. He was lucky to return home alive.
They hope for a better life - and they end up as sex slaves. Tens of thousands of young African migrants work as street prostitutes in Europe. Once they are in the clutches of the traffickers they find it hard to escape.
Human traffickers and smugglers force tens of thousands of young African women into prostitution. These international gangs are deeply embedded across Europe. DW spoke to some of their victims in Italy.
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"Delicious, cold night, comfort food. I found this recipe in the Ladies Home Journal."
Shrimp & Corn Chowder
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- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 1⁄2 lbs medium shrimp, peeled and deveined, reserving shells
- 2 medium white onions, chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 1 cup sweet white wine, such as Riesling
- 2 cups poblano peppers, roasted, seeded, and peeled, chopped
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 3⁄4 lb yukon gold potato, quartered
- 3⁄4 lb small red potato, halved
- 3 cups frozen corn kernels
- 1 cup half-and-half
- fresh lime juice, to taste, plus wedges for garnish
- 1⁄4 cup chopped cilantro
- Directions
- Melt 2 tablespoons butter in a 5-quart pot over moderate heat. Add shrimp shells, 1/2 of the onion, and 1 tablespoon garlic; cook, stirring occasionally, until shells turn bright pink and edges begin to turn golden brown, about 4 minutes. Add wine and 4 cups water; simmer, stirring occasionally, until liquid is reduced to 4 cups, about 20 minutes. Strain stock through a fine sieve set over a bowl, discarding solids; reserve pot.
- Melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter over moderate heat in reserved pot. Add remaining onion, the peppers, and cumin; cook, stirring occasionally, until onion is tender, about 3 minutes. Add remaining 2 teaspoons garlic and cook, stirring 1 minute. Add shrimp broth and potatoes; simmer, stirring occasionally, until potatoes are fork-tender, adding more water to cover potatoes if necessary, about 20 minutes. Mash some of the Yukon Gold potatoes with a fork to thicken soup. Stir in shrimp and corn; simmer until shrimp are just cooked through, about 3 minutes. Add half-and-half, juice, and cilantro; salt and pepper to taste.
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'Fellowship' is a funny word. The name of King's Church was originally called St Leonards Christian Fellowship, then Hastings Christian Fellowship. We changed the name because 'fellowship' made more sense to people outside the church. Why did we choose that word in our name? I'm glad the name has changed, but the fundamental reason behind it remains the same. We discovered that the church isn't a building or a structure or meetings, but the church is people in relationship to Jesus and one another.
In those early years, we used to spend most of Sunday together – we'd have lunch, play board games, go for a walk, have a picnic, worship, talking, an informal preach, etc. And during the week we would also meet to help each other with things such as decorating and doing things together such as going to the cinema.
It all sounds idyllic. But it wasn't. Some of it was tough! But it was authentic. We knew that the Bible talks of people being "saved and added" and as life went on and the church grew, we were determined to keep the timeless, fundamental aspect of these early days of us in relationship to Jesus and one another.
The words 'fellowship' is still very important to us today. It means sharing, participation, togetherness or partnership. When Acts 2:42 says the disciples were devoted to fellowship, it means they were devoted to one another. It was a priority in their time and energy to help and support each other. What does it mean to have the courage to be devoted to one another?
As those who follow Jesus, there are lots of ways in which Christians are told to relate to one another: we're told to love one another, encourage one another, spur one another on towards love and good deeds, build up one another, edify one another, admonish one another, instruct one another, serve one another, bear with one another, forgive one another, be kind to one another, be compassionate to one another…
…Be devoted to one another, honour one another, live in harmony with one another, be sympathetic with one another, be gentle with one another, be patient with one another, accept one another, submit to one another, clothe ourselves with humility towards one another, teach one another, live at peace with one another, confess our sins to one another, pray for one another, offer hospitality to one another, greet one another, have fellowship with one another, agree with one another, carry one another's burdens.
This is the church! This is what courageous fellowship – or friendship – looks like.
The Bible says that how we behave towards one another is a sign that we have new life in us. It doesn't mean we initially like everybody, but it does mean that there is a changing in your heart – a kinship – to those who also follow Jesus. Something goes on in you that is fundamental to being a Christian – it's not about liking people who are like you, it's much deeper than that.
Being a Christian means something happens inside you that changes you – you are born of the Spirit. It's much more exciting than just changing your mind about something. Those who receive Jesus have become the children of God! We have been rescued and transferred into the kingdom of light. The links between us are more profound than any natural links that might separate us.
When you become a Christian you become part of God's family. It's because of this that we work out fellowship. The church that you belong to should be understanding these truths and trying to work them out, building a community of light and love. Jesus was different because of the way he behaved, talked and acted. That is what we demonstrate if we get this right. It takes serious courage to do that. And it's what makes the world notice we are different. The Bible says Christians are to be known by how we love one another.
It takes courage because we live in such an individualistic culture. Life is bigger than each one person getting to choose whatever they want to do. A me-centred culture has led to hyper-consumerism where our main question is, 'How does this suit me?' In this context, real fellowship takes a huge amount of courage. Real Christian faith deals a death-blow to hyper-individualism.
We need courage to mutually accept each other (Romans 15:7). If Jesus has accepted that person from a totally different background to you, you can accept them too. It cuts through colour, culture, class, our character foibles. It's profound. We all need to change, but we're not to wait until someone's more holy or mature to accept them. We accept others in the same way Jesus accepted them: just as they are.
We need courage to mutually respect each other. In Christ's body, there are no spare parts. As it says in 1 Corinthians 12, I realise that though I like to do things as a hand, I do need feet and kidneys. We need each other. There needs to be a mutual respect that for all of our differences, we need each other in the church, just like the multiple parts of a body need each other for the body to work well.
It takes courage to build mutual loyalty. If you hear something about someone in the church, you should not assume it's true unless two or three witnesses confirm it. That's an aspect of loyalty. Another is that if you learn of someone's sin, you pray about it on your own first (1 John 5:16), then you go to talk to them about it (Matthew 18:15); you don't start by talking to others about it. Don't rush to expose sin. Mutual loyalty is the complete antithesis to gossip.
We need courage to build mutual responsibility. Again, 1 Corinthians 12 helps us here. We have to come against a me-centred culture and accept that we are not only responsible for ourselves, but for others too. You will not build much with a consumerist, me-centred mentality. We're building a Kingdom culture, not a world culture. We've come out of darkness into light. If you know someone's lonely or sick or down, you visit them, not waiting to be told or asked, but because we own it – we rejoice with those who rejoice and we weep with those who weep. We're responsible to pray for one another and help one another. This is an attitude that needs to run through the church.
It also takes courage to mutually submit to one another (Ephesians 5:21). We submit to one another's wisdom and skill. Where someone else is more gifted in an area, we submit to them. This mutual submission criss-crosses the church.
These are all rooted in Scripture and are key parts of being devoted to fellowship, but they all take great courage. There's a temptation to put on a front, to perform well but then go home and do what we like. But real fellowship takes us beyond legalism and performance-based relationships. We build authentic community right across a church like this.
John Wesley said: "The Bible knows nothing of solitary religion." He was right! There isn't an option of you in your small corner and me in mine. Christian sanctification (getting holier) only takes place in community. The awkward truth is that none of us will reach the maturity God has planned for us if we can't encourage, exhort and admonish one another. Most of your spiritual growth will only take place in a corporate setting.
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Create your own cowboy adventure with this Take Along Western City play set from Playmobil®. Enjoy hours of fun and let your imagination run wild as the mischievous bandit attempts to rob the village bank. Lucky for the bank teller, the sheriff is in town! He's going to lock the bandit in jail and keep the village safe.
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Did you know that James Murray… rode both bicycles and tricycles—but not always very well?
2015 marks the centenary of the death of James Murray, the first Editor of the Oxford English Dictionary. Murray's work as a lexicographer is well known, but there was a great deal more to him than lexicography. We are therefore marking the anniversary with an occasional series of articles highlighting other aspects of his life and achievements.
It is almost a relief to discover that a man who in so many ways was such an overachiever was less than brilliant at something.
Shortly after Murray moved to Oxford, in 1885, he purchased both a single and a tandem tricycle. The single trike became a well-known sight in Oxford, as Murray used it to deliver copy for the Dictionary to Oxford University Press; when turning sharply he often managed to buckle one of its wheels, causing it to collapse. The tandem, which he sometimes rode with his wife Ada, was also problematic, mainly because of its brake, which was rather difficult to apply quickly. This resulted in the two of them ending up in a ditch one day when coming down the steep road which led from the village of Elsfield down into Oxford, it having proved impossible to apply the brake in time. The image of Murray calling out 'Hold on tight love' as their vehicle careered down the hill makes an amusing contrast to the more well-known dignified photographs of the great lexicographer. On another occasion he managed to leave the brake on throughout a pleasure excursion on the tandem with his great friend the etymologist Walter Skeat, as a result of which both men ended up having to work far harder at pedalling the tricycle than necessary.
The tricycles were soon followed by bicycles, both for Murray himself and for various members of his large family. Murray became an enthusiastic cyclist, and even on occasion attached a trailer to his bike, in which he would take Ada out for trips round the countryside; he was still cycling well into his seventies. However, he apparently never learnt to dismount except by falling off sideways, and was involved in numerous accidents. His granddaughter Elisabeth Murray gives an impressive list of these in her biography Caught in the Web of Words: 'nearly run down […] by an omnibus and a careering hansom cab in the centre of Birmingham: skidding on the tram lines returning at night from giving an address at the Cowley Congregational Chapel: scaring the milkman as he cannoned off his pony's side: arguing with the parent of a little girl with whom he collided in Holywell: falling when riding through Machynlleth carrying a parcel.' Once there was even a court case, following an occasion when Murray found himself once again in a ditch after an encounter with a butcher's cart.
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Arranged for Piano. Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Arranged by Benvenuto Busoni. Organ Choral Preludes. Baroque. Collection. With standard notation, fingerings and introductory text (does not include words to the songs). 18 pages. Carl Fischer #L001058. Published by Carl Fischer (CF.L1058).
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Sit-ups and running may do more than keep teen girls trim and in shape, a new study suggests.
Adolescent girls who exercise regularly are also less likely to be violent, according to researchers at Columbia University.
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Girls who had worked out at least 10 days in the past month were less likely to be in gangs.
Those who did more than 20 sit-ups in the past four weeks had decreased odds of carrying a weapon or being in a gang, while teen girls participated in team sports were less likely to carry a weapon, be involved in gangs or be in a fight.
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In September 2013, Dino Di Giulio of Body Best Collision in Sonoma, California, received a well-earned Master Elite of Shop Management award from Management Success, a top auto industry training and consulting firm in Glendale, CA. The award was handed out at Management Success' fall convention, held at the Hilton in Universal City (located in Universal Studios). The award recognized Body Best Collision for establishing extremely efficient business operation management while improving customer service.
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CBS 5 has a new sponsor of the station's popular Pay It Forward community relations franchise. Biliner, LLC, the world's oldest bottled water company (Est.1664) has come on board as a corporate sponsor of the program. Biliner, LLC recently came to Arizona from Europe and joins long time Pay It Forward sponsor Wells Fargo.
Pay It Forward started in 2009 as a platform to provide Arizonans with a way to give back to their community. With that charitable thought, the CBS 5 Pay It Forward program was born. Now more than six years later, the CBS 5 Pay It Forward program has raised over $1,500,000 for families in need and a variety of worthy causes.
"As a broadcaster, I do believe that we have an obligation to the communities we serve," said CBS 5 Vice President and General Manager Ed Munson. "We have a large voice and a capacity to make a huge difference in so many lives. But it's not about us. This is a testament to the caring and giving nature of our viewers and we're happy to be able to align ourselves with companies that feel the same way."
With headquarters in Scottsdale, Biliner, LLC is committed to investing in programs designed to create a better Arizona. "We are excited to bring our European heritage to America," said Dennis Gonsiorovsky, CEO of Biliner, LLC. "A large part of that heritage has to do with being a strong community steward. CBS 5's Pay It Forward program allows us to be involved with a highly-respected program while partnering with some wonderful local charities with the ultimate goal of inspiring positive change in Arizona."
The Pay It Forward Car Wash, hosted by CBS 5's Paul Horton, was the first Pay It Forward event, in October 2009, and has been a yearly fixture since. The Car Wash is a fundraiser for Big Brothers/Big Sisters and has raised more than $500,000 for the organization since its start. Other organizations and causes aided by the CBS 5 Pay It Forward program have included: Back to School Clothing Drive, St. Mary's Food Bank, 100 Club, St. Vincent de Paul, and Crisis Nursery, to name a few.
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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick says he will keep sitting during the National Anthem because of injustice. Speaking to reporters yesterday, the QB said it's an effort to bring awareness and make people realize what's going on in the country. Kaepernick feels that cops are getting away with murdering civilians and not facing just consequences.
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Hope Solo, goalkeeper for the Seattle Reign, is taking indefinite personal leave from the Washington-based professional soccer team. The team made the announcement comes less than a week after U.S. Soccer suspended her for six months and terminated her contract due to her bad behavior at the Rio Olympics. Solo called Sweden "a bunch of cowards" after they eliminated her team in the quarterfinals. She also upset Brazilians by making jokes about the Zika virus on social media during her time in Rio.
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INNERCITY / RAISING HOLY SPARKS split (C50): on last spring, i was very glad to see Innercity and Dave Colohan perform at my house in the country...that was a mystical experience, and we cheated a lot about lost pandas and red strings in front of a good pizza!
Innercity is the synth-based project of Hans Dens, and here is joined by Bart De Paepe (sloow tapes) on guitar: side A is a collage of quasi-harsh shoutings, quickly developing in their quieter and softly smouldering drone counterparts...
Raising Holy Sparks is Dave Colohan's solo: the guy is active since decades in the Dublin underground scene, and he's playing also as Agitated Radio Pilot and as a member of the glorious United Bible Studies; side B is 20-min + of strings, shruti box and mellotron brew of melancholic and almost religious music...No word can describe the harmonious density of this stuff , it's like gazing a neverending sunset from the top of a sylvan pasture...
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Golan Levin is an Associate Professor of Art and Director of the Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry at Carnegie Mellon University. When asked about the nature of collaboration between art and other disciplines he acknowledges that there are two schools of thinking when it comes to collaboration: do it yourself or do it with others. As a visual artist who writes his own code, Levin has experience in both camps, but often finds himself working with other hybrids like himself.
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The course examines the fundamental theory and the experiment on marine hydrodynamics. Class Schedule lesson1-lesson6 The fundamental theory on marine hydrodynamics is lectured with seminar.
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