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Morning Sermon: Black Women Centering
Early morning rise. My body's time clock has changed. And my morning sermon of observations. I woke up with a series of thoughts that revolve around 3 black women I know and respect. Each has a certain focus: art, health and publishing, and for the last few months to a year, because of their extensiveContinue reading "Morning Sermon: Black Women Centering"
Senegalese Baskets Anyone?
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Cooperative Economics makes sense and your business will grow
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Sporting Life
So long, Michael Phelps. The most decorated Olympian of all time says goodbye
Michael Phelps has left the water. It's like Yo-Yo Ma putting his cello down forever. It's inevitable as it is affecting. It will be said, as a sort of precise epitaph, that Phelps, 31, won 28 medals at five Olympics but the greatest number in his life is an inexact one: It is the numbers of us he brought to swimming. He led us to water and he also made us watch.
We have loved swimmers before, some of us from as far back as Johnny Weissmuller, the five-time gold medallist from the 1920s who our fathers introduced to us as Tarzan in the movies. Weissmuller fought crocodiles, Phelps just manhandled men and clocks. For a long while, time bent to his skill.
Phelps was unique because he was a self-confessed salesman. Water was his product. To get you to watch people in it, he had to rule it. "I wanted to change the sport of swimming," he said the other day and on many days. He wanted to make it like other sports, not just a four-year Olympic oddity but an annual spectacle. After Beijing 2008 he told this writer: "You can't doubt. If you doubt, then that's it." He was talking about his racing but meant the same about his mission.
Almost single-handedly Phelps fought against our ingrained biases. Fastest Man In The World for us was instinctively a creature of land. And he happened to be a Jamaican with style and a smile. You could see Usain Bolt, but Phelps was hidden under goggles, two caps and a sheath of water. But he was so fast that once he peeked at the scoreboard as he swam.
He started swimming as a boy and now he has one himself. He has done enough. He has made kids dream of being him and beating him, he has made crowds come, he has earned a rare respect. In Rio, men he had defeated were asking him to reconsider retirement.
Every time Phelps won he understood that he was not merely collecting a medal but making a pitch for his sport. He did it so well that he turned his winning of medals into an amusing game in itself and every four years we asked: If Michael Was A Nation Where Would He Stand?
With 23 medals of that colour he became the gold standard. On Saturday, his last night, a woman athlete who has a bronze from a previous Games and is deeply proud of it, laughed and told me: "We only tend to count his golds. It's like for Michael the bronzes and silvers don't even matter."
Phelps' ability to win taught us a lot. Even about wildlife and mythical monsters. We opened books and looked up seals, sharks and leviathans only to draw analogies with him. But it wasn't enough to win; to attract extraordinary attention the athlete must embrace the extraordinary. A feat of such weight, of such versatility, endurance, technique and luck that it was almost mythical.
It came with his eight golds in 2008. He won one race by .01 and another, a relay, by .08 from France. A Frenchman had earlier said his team would smash the Americans but when he, defeated, floated in the pool, it was Phelps who leaned down to shake his hand.
Beijing was a masterpiece in winning and a reminder of what Ian Thorpe said to this paper in 2008: "You train for feeling dreadful and producing a good swim and you train for swimming perfectly and not having a great day." Phelps had worked till he was ready for anything and provided us with a one-time gift. In the next 25 years of my life I might again see five Wimbledons won in a row and four golf Majors won in a year. But eight swimming golds in a single Games? Never.
People still believe Phelps will return: Not so much because he finds himself when dipped in water but because he loses himself sometimes on land. There has been the drink-diving, the depression, the rehab and like so many great athletes the quiet nothingness of retirement that is hard to negotiate. And so they return to sport and its routine, its purpose, its adulation.
Phelps deserves the contented retired life, for anything less would be unfair. He started swimming as a boy and now he has one himself. He has done enough. He has made kids dream of being him and beating him, he has made crowds come, he has earned a rare respect. In Rio, men he had defeated were asking him to reconsider retirement.
On Saturday night I went to the pool out of inquisitiveness but also respect. In the 4x100m medley relay he won gold. Of course. When he dived in America was second and when he finished his leg America was first. Of course. I was standing behind a cameraman later and among the 32 swimmers on deck, he was focused only on Phelps. The American was bent over, arms on knees, as if spent of energy and emotion. Everything given to swimming. Everything.
My last sight of him was a familiar one. Seen by us in Athens, Beijing, London, Rio. He held his flag, he bit a gold medal, a flash went off. This was Phelps' world. Behind him the water was still. Now it is someone else's canvas.


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The Hard Case of Yeats
Maud Gonne
W.B. Yeats and the Idea of a Theatre
The Cuchulain Plays of W.B. Yeats
W.B. Yeats's status in modern literature offers a serious challenge to criticism. It is easy to say that he is a major poet and that he holds a crucial position in any account of the modern movement. Think of modern poetry without Yeats: an entire range of experience and a correspondingly authentic style, nuances of austerity and hauteur, would be sensed as missing elements. Yeats's work is secure, we find ourselves saying. But I am not certain that we can feel the security as irresistibly as the need to assert it. Among the modern poets who exert a major claim upon our attention, Yeats seems to exert a claim indisputable only on grounds that are often questionable, if not suspect. What surrounds Yeats's name is not the aura of an achieved poetry, a body of work separable from its origins, but an impression of genius fulfilled chiefly in the multiplicity of its life. In "The Choice" Yeats wrote:
The intellect of man is forced to choose
Perfection of the life, or of the work,
And if it take the second must refuse
A heavenly mansion, raging in the dark.
I am not certain that it is entirely a question of choice. It is sometimes assumed that Yeats sought perfection of his work and did so at some cost to his life. In fact, he made the other choice. Perfection of the life is compatible, as a personal and profoundly accepted choice, with occasional perfections in the work. Even F.R. Leavis concedes that Yeats wrote three virtually perfect poems, "Sailing to Byzantium," "Byzantium," and "Among School Children," and that there are several other poems which testify to the presence of a "creative habit" in Yeats, if not to the intensity of major art. By "creative habit" Leavis means, apparently, not the routine exercises of a genius but a characteristic possession of diction and syntax which may or may not achieve the degree of organization and intensity required for great poetry. Without the creative habit, the great work could not be done at all, but habit by itself is not enough to achieve the work.
My impression remains that Yeats made the choice in favor of his life rather than his art, and that he thought of perfection chiefly as a matter of diversity, multiplicity of interests and relations. We respond to the choice when we think of Yeats as a presence, a figure in the landscape, a force of attraction drawing to itself preoccupations mainly historical, biographical, political, aesthetic, theatrical, and psychological. The impression is not dispelled if we think it arises more from the poet's temper than from anything as consciously made as a choice. Choice is Yeats's word, and if we take his word for the situation we are free to qualify it as much as we like. A choice is compatible with the…
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Plan ahead. Prepare for things you don't expect.
These are the seeds of wisdom I've sprinkled on people for the last 25 years of ministry so they don't find themselves blindsided by life's trivial and serious handiwork. I shovel advice like nobody's business.
Yesterday, I took heed of a weather forecast for "4-8 inches of snow during the night." I bagged up my patio cushions and pillows and put them in the shed; I pulled out the shovels and placed them in easy reach of the back door. I drove to the grocery, stood in a line with 75 other people, and purchased a half-gallon of milk and a loaf of bread. I was my typically well-prepared self. I could feel the snowstorm coming: the sky was white, the air was cold and chilled, and the world was still.
Except that I really didn't take the forecast that seriously. I live in Virginia, people. We have highly over-dramatic meteorologists. Three inches, I told myself. Four at the most. I bought milk and bread because I knew everyone else would, and I needed it anyway.
Today I awoke to 7 inches of wet snow covering the world outside my windows, and it's still snowing 6 hours later. But I was not initially awed by its beauty, as I normally am. Panic gripped me because yesterday I considered taking down the cloth-covered gazebo on my deck, but I decided instead that I couldn't spare the hour to climb up and down the ladder and carefully dismantle the whole thing. I figured I could just sweep off the top got when I got up this morning.
One look from my bedroom window revealed the results of my casual preparation: the entire structure had caved in under the weight of an accurate forecast. Frantic and close examination revealed bowed support bars, a torn cover, and broken fasteners. A total loss. I have replaced parts to this structure before (that's another story of stupidity), so I know the cost, time, and unlikelihood of doing it again.
Why do human beings behave like this? Why do we bet on ease when difficulty is predictable?
Jesus warned his disciples in all the gospels to prepare for suffering, persecution, and false teaching so they could meet it head-on. He asked them to plan ahead for the life they were called to live. Mark records his words like this: "Be on your guard; I have told you everything ahead of time." (Mk. 13:23)
Often, we live our lives in casual indifference to the storms that are coming. We read Scripture about spiritual warfare and the tactics the enemy uses against us through culture and our own lusts. And most of the time, we half-heartedly prepare ourselves. We go to church and Bible study and have 5-minute devotions while we're eating breakfast or sitting in the bathroom. We're good. We've got the basics done.
We live as if we can't spare the time—that the total structure of our beautiful lives can't possibly collapse under the weight of ignored habits and predictable difficulty. We even make the same mistakes over and over. Are we really so naïve? Lazy? Belligerent?
If you're tired of this cycle, start the New Year with a resolve not to be caught off-guard by the enemy's attacks. You know they're coming. Jesus said they were coming. So be on your guard. Get prepared.
If you ready to graduate to a serious Bible study that prepares your heart and mind for the storms of life, look for a study guide that includes:
- Reading a Scripture passage in its context
- Reading explanation by a seasoned Bible teacher
- A place for written responses to questions, notes, and/or personal application
- Prayer about what God reveals to you during your study
Then the next time you feel snow in the air, stock the fridge, get out the shovel, and take down the tent.
This article is re-posted from my article, which appeared on Lift Up Your Day on 1/13/2017.


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Noel, There are 2 ways here #1) End user using an Incubator podling m2 artifact directly: End users need to specify our repo in their pom.xml explicity. this is a conscious decision. #2) End user using a regular Apache project that depends on incubator podling artifact: End users won't have to touch their pom.xml and the podling jars are automatically downloaded. So we lose the benefit here. *BUT* here's what we can do to make #2 a conscious decision. Say Axis2...we depend on woden. If we mark woden jar with scope=provided [1], then the end user has to do a conscious import just like they did in #1. So there is a way to enforce the policy if we wish. thanks, dims [1] http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-dependency-mechanism.html On 3/15/07, Noel J. Bergman <email@example.com> wrote: > Daniel Kulp wrote: > > > Noel J. Bergman wrote: > > > As I understand it, so please correct me if I am wrong, if I download > > > a program that builds using Maven, and it has dependencies in its > > > pom.xml on Incubator artifiacts, then if Incubator artifacts are > > > conflated with ASF artifacts, then when I built the program, it will > > > automatically download the Incubator artifacts from the repository > > > without my being aware of the dependency. However, if the Incubator > > > artifacts are segregated into a separate repository, then Maven will > > > not download them until I, the downstream user, add that repository to > > > Maven. Is that correct or incorrect? > > > If my project directly depends on incubator artifacts, I would need to > > put the incubator repository in my pom. However, if I depend on > > another project that depends on incubator artifacts, I wouldn't because > > most likely, their poms have a repository entry for the incubator. > > Ah, so the goal of requiring users to make the deliberate and explicit > decision to use Incubator artifacts is not satisfied because Maven requires > users to inspect every POM for every dependent in the entire chain. > > > anything from the incubator that it needs will automatically be grabbed > > without me knowing about it. > > If that is true, and we cannot fix Maven, then I agree with great > disappointment (and hardly the first time regarding Maven) there is little > point to a separate repository. We're not getting the desired benefit. > > --- Noel > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > > -- Davanum Srinivas :: http://wso2.org/ :: Oxygen for Web Services Developers --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Brian and his daughter and I were going back this year, but a schedule conflict prevents them from doing it.
Honestly, I cannot say enough great things about this family operation! The four of us in camp last year saw bear every night, three of us killed bear the first night. Brian held out for a B&C later in the week, but saw multiple bear every night. His daughter killed a P&Y the first night!
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Aren't I gorgeous dahhhhling? I adore sunglasses (and I pretty much wear them anytime I am outdoors, to avoid getting wrinkles and to protect my eyes).
These are the new Elle sunglasses I received from Kohl's for review. I adore them! Kohl's has such a wonderful selection of brand name glasses at really affordable prices. More about that later, but let's talk about the right kind of sunglasses for different
One of the reasons I am so happy to discover Kohl's sunglasses is that I have a really hard time finding the right sunglasses. Everyone has different shaped faces, and mine is…just…weird. I don't even know if I have a particular shape, but I cannot wear big glasses, or round glasses. I think rectangular/oval glasses look best on me, otherwise my whole face just kind of disappears.
Kohl's provided me with a few tips on picking the right shaped sunglasses, that I am thrilled to share with you. If your face is:
Round: Wear square or rectangular frames to create contrast. Choose frames that are equal to or slightly wider than the broadest part of the face.
Square: You want to choose sunglasses that have a higher top than the bridge (which will add dynamics to this face shape). Definitely try oval and round frames to soften your facial features.
Long: The face is longer than it is wide, so keep an eye out for volume (not length) when you are trying on sunglasses. Opt for more angular and squared lenses.
Oval: You can wear just about any pair of sunglasses as long as your face is uniform from top to bottom. Try on a variety of shades and don't forget about the fun and flirty patterns to spice things up a bit.
Heart-shaped: Make sure you choose a pair that will draw attention downward. This will add width to the lower part of the face. See if you can find glasses that are wider at the top and a bit narrower at the bottom (cat-eye sunglasses and aviators).
Isn't this a great collection of sunglasses? You can find the above glasses at Kohl's! They have plenty of brand name glasses including Lauren Conrad, Elle, Mudd, Docker's, Candies, as well as Apt. 9 and Sonoma. The prices for the glasses pictures above range from $10 to $30 (with most being about $20).
I love the Elle sunglasses I chose ($30 ARV) and they will certainly get a lot of use this Summer, and I think they make me look pretty darned good, too!
What shape is your face and what kind of sunglasses do you typically buy?
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Redwood High School Student Parking
Frequently Asked Questions
What student parking changes were implemented during the 2018-19 school year?
- Number of permits = number of spaces + Fill-Ins
- Assigned Spaces
- Only those outside 20-minute walking radius may request permits
- Spaces assigned by:
- Carpool
- Lottery (seniors)
- Lottery (juniors)
- a limited number of students with no first period will receive "Fill-in" permits
- Students can request front or back lot
- No cars leave at lunch
Q. - Why limit the number of parking spaces?
- A - With our increasing enrollment, continuing to issue permits to all students who can drive may be increasing the number of cars being driven to school and attempting to park on campus. In an effort to reduce the number of students driving single-occupancy vehicles to school we are limiting the number of students allowed to park on campus.
Q. - Why assign parking spaces instead of letting permitted students park where they want?
- A. - We and many high schools have found it very difficult to monitor and enforce permitted parking without assigning spaces to individual drivers. Students are less likely to park without a permit if they are parking in a spot reserved for a specific student.
Q. - Why limit permits to students who live outside a 20-minute walking radius of RHS?
- A. - One of our main goals is to reduce the number of students driving to school. Those who live within a 20-minute radius of RHS can reasonably walk or bike to school. While sometimes a challenge, we appreciate all of our students who walk, bike, bus or carpool to school to help us manage the parking and traffic challenges in our community and model treading lightly on our environment.
Q. - Why give top permit priority to students who carpool?
- A. - Other than encouraging students to leave cars at home and walk, bike or bus to school, the next most important change we need to see is the reduction of single-occupancy vehicles driving to and parking at RHS. Giving top priority to carpools is consistent with the goal of reducing single-occupancy vehicles and encouraging those that drive to drive others.
Q. - Why use a lottery system to determine who gets parking permits?
- A. - After much input from students, a lottery was determined to be fairer than a distance-based system initially considered. We also looked closely at a "needs-based" system taking into account student schedules (late starts, early dismissals, after-school commitments, etc.) and other factors but did not see a way to accomplish such prioritization without significant subjectivity and/or unavailable clerical/administrative time. We will continue to examine this approach as we move forward to see if we need such a system and, if so, how to effectively manage such a system.
Q. - Why give seniors priority for parking permits.
- A. - Many students requested seniors to have priority and we are in agreement that this will give the most students the greatest chance to have a parking permit at some point during high school. Additionally, it means that, in general, the most experienced drivers will be driving in the parking lot, improving safety.
Q. - Won't assigned spaces go unused when drivers are absent?
- A - After much concern about unused spaces was shared in the survey, we are trying to minimize empty spaces during the school day by allowing a small number of "Fill-In" permits. These permits will be given to students who did not receive a permit during the lottery, do not have a 1st-period class and agree to not park until 8:30 am. These "Fill-In" parkers should fill in the spaces of absent students maximizing the use of all student spaces.
Q. - Why won't cars be allowed to leave campus during lunch?
- A - This is not a parking issue but it is a very serious safety issue. There is not enough time to leave campus in cars, travel to a lunch location, pick up and eat food and return to campus and class on time without driving more quickly than is safe. We have observed this, our local police have observed this and many in our community have observed this. We all know it is just a matter of time before a serious accident occurs and I, as principal and the person in charge of student safety of all Redwood students, cannot wait until that serious accident occurs to implement a safer policy. The time to change this policy is before a serious accident occurs, not after. I know this is not an easy change for students but I cannot, in good conscience, leave the high probability of someone being seriously injured or killed because students want to drive off campus at lunch. I understand the desire to get off-campus in a car, but that desire does not outweigh the safety of other students and others in our community.


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- Relax- After a bad breakup you need some time to relax and enjoy some silence. Instead of drinking away your sorrows or heading out with your friends weekend after weekend, learn how to relax, breathe, and enjoy the solitude. Light some candles and take a long bath. Buy a new book and read it in bed. Take yoga or exercise classes and go outside each day to clear your head. Relax your mind and find peace in the present. It's fun to escape troubles and woes, and you'll learn to enjoy your own company. Bonus.
- Get a Hobby- You probably never had much time for yourself. Your hobbies were limited because you didn't want to spend time away from him. Now you can learn a new language, take cooking courses, or begin to garden, even if it's on top of your small balcony. Spend time doing new activities and you'll begin to find the happiness and joy in each day.
- Enjoy a Makeover- When you're single you can have fun changing your look on a whim. Bear in mind you shouldn't do anything too drastic after a split from your beau. Give it some time, heck, break up with your hairstylist too. Change is fun and now you can change your appearance and dress however you'd like.
- Guilt-free Splurges– Back when you were a couple you probably stopped spending money on frivolous things. Especially true if you split the bills or shared financial responsibilities. It's fun to get your checkbook back. Look at all the things you've silently been wanting to splurge on, but wanted to be financially responsible. Perhaps you had to agree on a major purchase. It's time to invest in you. Go on a shopping spree and have fun spending your hard-earned cash. Buy yourself stuff that makes you feel like a million bucks. Spending money is always fun, and when you're single you'll probably have more to spare.
- Be Lazy– No more time schedules for you. Once your single you can stay out as late as you'd like and sleep in whenever you choose. You can turn your ringer off, shut down your social profiles, and truly disappear whenever you'd like. You'll have control of your life and your sleep schedules back. You'll begin to enjoy living life.
- You Can Be Spontaneous– Nothing worse than a Debbie Downer boyfriend who never wants to go anywhere or do anything. At first, you weren't sure if was just your compatibility, but it turns out he really has no passion for life. You can now officially hop into your car and spend Saturday morning at the market, or at the humane society where you can adopt a pet. That YOU like. Don't even get started on the name. Being spontaneous means you're enjoying yourself and good things happen when you take chances and live a little.
- Date- Even if you're not ready to create a dating profile and throw yourself back into the love pond, it's nice to know that you can. That guy at the grocery store you've had a crush on for three years? Well, guess what? He might be single. And now you are too. It's written in the stars. Trust the universe and as you slowly begin to date raise the bar on your standards and think about what you desire from your partner. Don't worry about who you attract, focus on the man who attracts you.
It's perfectly ok to ditch a bad date at the table if you're not feeling it. You can even go home and go out with a different man. Options are nice, and they make this little status called single, incredibly fun.
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Kasdorf, Hans (1928-2011)
Hans Kasdorf: missionary and missions scholar, was born 27 July 1928, in the village of Alexandrovka, in the Altai region of Siberia, close to the city of Slavgorod. He was the youngest of nine children born to Heinrich Kasdorf (29 February 1880-3 October 1968) and Susanna Kroeker Kasdorf (14 February 1886-8 September 1955). On 20 September 1953 he married Frieda Reimer, whom he had met at Winkler Bible School in Manitoba, Canada. They had two daughters, Dianne and Evelyn, and one son, David. Hans Kasdorf died in Fresno, California, USA on 26 March 2011. He is buried at the Clovis Cemetery.
As part of a Mennonite refugee family, Hans followed a path from Siberia through Moscow and north Germany, ending up in Santa Catarina, Brazil in 1929. He spent his childhood in the small German settlement of Waldheim, located in the Krauel mountains. The complicated circumstances of that journey—combined with the challenges of World War II and the difficulties of building a life in his new homeland—were not conducive to a standard education. Although he attended school, he did not own a book until he was 18 years old. Nonetheless, from the time that he began formal biblical and theological studies in Canada at the age of 21 until the end of his life, he was always learning and teaching. At the age of 18, Hans was baptized and joined the Mennonite Brethren church in Waldheim, Brazil.
In 1949, Hans attended Winkler Bible School, followed by Mennonite Brethren Bible College in Winnipeg. After a year of teaching at East Chilliwack MB Bible School (British Columbia) in 1956-57, Hans and Frieda moved to Brazil to pastor the Blumenau Mennonite Brethren Church. In 1962, the family returned to North America where Hans studied at Tabor College, Hillsboro, Kansas and the University of Oregon. In 1968 the family moved to Fresno, California, where he taught at Pacific College and enrolled at Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary (MBBS) and Fuller Theological Seminary, to earn a doctorate in missiology in 1976.
His DMiss dissertation at Fuller Theological Seminary focused on Gustav Warneck, the founder of German mission theology. A later PhD dissertation at the University of South Africa in 1984 explored a century of Mennonite Brethren missionary activity.
Kasdorf was a "servant leader." Following many years of teaching at Fresno Pacific College (1968-1978), he taught mission studies at the Mennonite Brethren seminary in Fresno from 1978 to 1993. From 1994 to 1998 he developed the mission studies department at the Freie Theologische Hochschule at Giessen, Germany.
Hans Kasdorf had a global perspective. He was a welcome speaker at universities and colleges, seminaries and Bible schools. He accepted numerous invitations and served in teaching assignments in Brazil, the United States, Paraguay, Germany, Austria, Canada, Scotland, Kenya, South Africa, Romania, Hungary, and countries in the former Soviet Union. He was fluent in German, English, Portuguese, and Spanish. Beyond that, his knowledge of Greek and Hebrew, Danish, Dutch, French, Italian, and Russian enabled him to pursue his studies even more deeply.
Kasdorf loved the church of Jesus Christ. For him, denominational boundaries were irrelevant. In every country and every city in which he traveled, Kasdorf nurtured contacts with people in the church—with Anabaptists and Lutherans, Mennonites and Reformed, Puritans and Pietists. He loved all those who loved Jesus. He influenced others not by provoking but by persuasion, always nurturing points of commonality rather than differences. He built bridges across divisions inherited from the past. He often said: without the church there is no mission; and without mission there is no church.
Kasdorf was well read, and an early riser. It was not uncommon for him to have read several hundred pages on any given day before his own lectures at the seminary. He could remember especially important passages with remarkable precision; indeed, even days later he could not only repeat a quote almost word-for-word but could also cite title and page number. Yet of all the books he read, he devoted his greatest attention to the Bible. In his autobiography he lamented his limited understanding of the biblical languages and noted, drawing on the counsel of the Pietist Johann Albrecht Bengel (1687-1752), that he always strived to be fully immersed in the Word of God, and fully imbued, informed, and purified by it.
"Hans Kasdorf." GRANDMA (The Genealogical Registry and Database of Mennonite Ancestry) Database, 16-01 ed. Fresno, CA: " California Mennonite Historical Society, 2016: #1021740.
"Hans Kasdorf obituary." Kasdorf Kith & Kin. 2012. Web. 4 June 2016. https://kasdorfkthandkin.wordpress.com/2012/02/28/1186/.
Kasdorf, Hans. The Design of my Journey: an Autobiography. Fresno, Calif.: Kindred Productions, 2004.
Klassen, Heinrich. "In Memoriam: Hans Kasdorf (1928-2011)." Mennonite Quarterly Review 85 (July 2011): 358-360. This GAMEO article is derived, with permission, from the MQR memorial article.
Martens, Elmer A. "Hans Kasdorf: A Gentleman, a Scholar, and More." Mennonite Brethren Herald (May 2011). Web. http://mbconf.ca/home/products_and_services/resources/publications/mb_herald/may_2011/features/missionary/hans/.
Schmidt, Henry J. "Hans Kasdorf's Contribution to Mission Theology." Direction 28 (Spring 1999): 6-17. Web. http://www.directionjournal.org/28/1/hans-kasdorfs-contribution-to-mission.html.
Books by and about Hans Kasdorf
Kasdorf, Hans. Gemeindewachstum als missionarisches Ziel : ein konzept für Gemeinde- und Missionsarbeit. Bad Liebenzell : Verlag der Liebenzeller Mission, 1976.
Kasdorf, Hans. Christian conversion in context. Scottdale, Pennsylvania ; Kitchener, Ontario : Herald Press, 1980.
Kasdorf, Hans and Klaus W. Müller, eds. Reflection and projection : missiology at the threshold of 2001 ; Festschrift in honor of George W. Peters for his eightieth birthday. Bad Liebenzell : Verlag der Liebenzeller Mission, 1988.
Kasdorf, Hans. Die Umkehr : Bekehrung in ihren theologischen und kulturellen Zusammenhängen. Germany : Logos, 1989.
Kasdorf, Hans. Flammen unauslöschlich : Mission der Mennoniten unter Zaren und Sowjets, 1789-1989. Bielefeld : Logos Verlag, 1991.
Kasdorf, Hans. Design of my journey : an autobiography. Fresno, Calif. : Center for Mennonite Brethren Studies, 2004.
Kasdorf, Hans. Generations come and go : legacy and destiny from history and experience. Morgantown, Pennsylvania : Masthof, 2008.
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Williams, Zachariah (DNB00)
WILLIAMS, ZACHARIAH (1673?–1755), medical practitioner and inventor, was born and lived for some time at Rhosmarket, or Rosemarket, about five miles north-west from Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire. He was educated in medicine and practised in South Wales as a physician and surgeon. While there he was on very friendly terms with the family of Philipps of Picton Castle. One of his projects in Wales was to work under a lease for twenty-one years the coal in the parish of Llangunnor, Carmarthenshire, but the scheme came to nothing. As early as 1721 he had persuaded himself that he had discovered the means of ascertaining 'the longitude by magnetism, and that the variations of the needle were equal at equal distances east and west,' and with the expectation of making his fortune by the discovery he came to London a few years later.
His earliest friend in London was 'Rowley, the memorable constructor of the Orrery' (Attempt to ascertain the Longitude, 1755). He conferred with Whiston, and submitted his scheme to the admiralty, who desired to refer it to Sir Isaac Newton. The offer was declined by Newton on account of his age, and it then went to Samuel Molyneux [q. v.], who is accused by Williams of having stolen his plan. He was next introduced to Desaguliers and others.
On the failure of these hopes of pecuniary advantage Williams was admitted on 29 Sept. 1729 as 'a poor brother pensioner' in the Charterhouse, on the nomination of Sir Robert Walpole. From December 1745 he was bedridden, without a nurse, and with no help save from his daughter, Anna Williams [q. v.] In December 1746, and later, he addressed memorials to the governors complaining of the officials, against whom his grievances were of old standing, and not altogether without foundation. The order for his expulsion was given on 19 May 1748, one of his offences being that, contrary to rules, his daughter had lived with him in the Charterhouse for two years. Stephen Gray [q. v.], also a member of the Charterhouse, 'shared all his studies and amusements,' and used to repay communications on magnetism by discoveries in electricity (ib.) William Jones of Nayland, when a schoolboy there, was a great friend of Williams (Hist. MSS. Comm. 14th Rep. iv. 540). Down to 1751 Williams continued to importune the admiralty with his scheme. It was then sent for the consideration of Bradley, the professor of astronomy, who gave it as his opinion that the 'instrument in its present state' could not be relied upon at sea. After an illness of eight months Williams died in London on 12 July 1755.
Williams was the author of: 1. 'The Mariners Compass Compleated,' in two parts; describing the variations of the magnetic needle at places whose true latitude or longitude is certainly known, 1745. Part i. had been previously issued, with a different title-page, as by Z. W. in 1740. 2. 'A True Narrative of certain Circumstances relating to Zachariah Williams in the Charterhouse,' 1749. 3. 'Account of an Attempt to ascertain the Longitude at Sea by an exact Theory of the Variation of the Magnetical Needle. With a table of Variations at the most remarkable Cities in Europe,' English and Italian, 1755. It was edited by Johnson, and the Italian translation is believed to be by Baretti. Williams invented a machine for extracting the saltness from sea-water and making it drinkable, which is said to have belonged to the Royal Society with his 'sphere of iron on which a small compass moved in various directions.'
Several letters to and from him, some of his 'corrected and others written by Dr. Samuel Johnson,' with anecdotes by M. Green, are in the 'Gentleman's Magazine' (1787, ii. 757–9, 1041–2, 1157–9). The letters belonged to John Nichols.[Boswell's Johnson, ed. Napier, i. 236–7; Johnsonian Miscellanies, ed. Hill, ii. 401–2; Hawkins's Johnson, pp. 321–3; Gent. Mag. 1755, pp. 47, 333; Nichols's Lit. Anecd. ii. 179–80; Works of Williams; information from Rev. H. V. Le Bas, preacher at the Charterhouse.]


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According to news, pit man H.Ö. talked to H.Ç. and put himself in for E.Ç. He was told that he could meet E.Ç. if he pays money to H.Ç. (42) for her debts. H.Ö. did not know that E.Ç. was, in fact, daughter of H.Ç. Making a deal, H.Ö. bought everything the bride asked from him, spending for about 15 thousand liras. Just before the wedding night, he gave her an additional 2 thousand liras. More is the pity, the bride drugged him on their wedding night and ran away with all the jewelry and the money.
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Year 7 had their induction day on the 3rd September; they spent the day getting to know the school, each other and meet their tutors. The day went very well indeed.
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The year 7 have had a great start of the year and are doing well. Their behaviour in the canteen and on the playground is excellent. They have shown very good manners are embracing the school rules. We are very proud of the start they have made to secondary school
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Thursday, January 31, 2008
The Ecclesiology of the Cross
It also struck home because I've been listening to the reading of Father Arseny while working in my shop the last several days. I've read both books at least once, but I find that listening to them is particularly poignant and meaningful. (Audio book available at http://www.philokalia.org/arseny.htm)
In my thinking, Father Stephen's essay is "lived" or "in the flesh" in Father Arseny and his life.
"It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me!"
It is one thing to "talk" about the faith -- but it is quite another to live that faith.
Glory to God for all things!
(Thank you, Father Stephen)
2 comments:
- Dixie said...
Don't you just love listening to those Father Arseny audio files? That is how I was first introduced to the story. I particularly liked the alternating speakers...the woman with the Russian access and the man with the American accent. And I would be driving down the road crying and crying. What an amazing story and a sharp contrast, as you pointed out, to the "prosperity" crowd.
I was newly Orthodox when I first listened and I recall being so thankful to have been brought to this true and full celebration of the Christian faith.
One thing though...I downloaded the files onto my mp3 player but I noticed that a few of the chapters were "cut short"...had you noticed this as well? Perhaps the problem was in my downloading....
- Ezekiel said...
I haven't checked carefully as to editing in the audio version. I suspect they may have done so -- still, the impact of all of it is astounding, what a blessing!
Just checked my book -- unfortunately, I didn't date the acquisition -- I think that I got the book the end of 2005 just before "officially" leaving the Lutheran church.


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The Episode starts with Aastha following Gurumaa in the auto. Lakshmi and Govind play chess. He says check and mate and asks her to take Manali tickets back from Aastha. Lakshmi asks what you are saying? Govind says she is in your heart. Lakshmi says she has done what she wanted. Govind asks do you really want Aastha to go from here, and says you wanted her to wish everyone's heart and stay in the house. Lakshmi is silent. Govind says your silence said all. Lakshmi says it is not like that. Shiv thinks where is Aastha and searches for her. He asks Jaya if she saw Aastha. Jaya says no. shiv goes. Janki tells Jaya that Aastha didn't tell anyone about pregnancy search in her laptop. She asks if she is pregnant? Jaya says Shiv don't want to have any relation with her. Shiv calls Aastha and her phone is unreachable. Lakshmi checks the envelope and sees it empty. She thinks of giving tickets to Aastha and asking her to go to Manali. She says it seems she went. Shiv asks what happened? Govind says Lakshmi gave Manali tickets to Aastha. Shiv says she will not go without telling me. Lakshmi says I didn't think that she will go. Shiv says she told me that she will make everything fine and says she can't go without informing us. He goes.
Gurumaa comes to the Orphanage. Aastha also comes there. Gurumaa lifts the burqa and goes inside. Aastha thinks Gurumaa in burqa, what is happening. Gurumaa comes to the receptionist and says she got a call from the orphanage and says my daughter will also come here. Receptionist asks for her name. Gurumaa says Sandhya Bhumik. Aastha hears her. Jaya says Balwan didn't bring till now. Balwan comes. Jaya says it is your first teep. Lakshmi comes. Jaya asks Lakshmi where is Aastha. Janki says if she went to make idol. Shiv says no, and says she went very far from here. Receptionist asks her when she came to orphanage first. Gurumaa says in 1993. Receptionist says your daughter comes here every year and is doing decoration in certain room. She turns and sees Aastha standing. She thinks she must be following me and thinks to meet her daughter quickly and goes. Laskhmi tells that Aastha went to Manali and says they have to celebrate Teej without her. Runjhun thinks it is good and thinks Sharda shall not know else she will send her back. Aastha asks receptionist about Sandhya Bhumik. She says she is in room. Aastha comes there and sees the room empty.
Gurumaa holds her daughter and keeps hand on her mouth. Aastha comes there. The girl tries to alert her. Aastha goes out of room. Gurumaa sees the girl's face and sees Radhika. She asks what you are doing here? Radhika says she came here every year and tells that she was left in orphanage. Gurumaa is shocked and says you are my daughter, my blood. She hugs her. Radhika accuses her for leaving her in orphanage when she was born. Gurumaa tells that she was pregnant without marriage and that's why helpless and left her in orphanage. She asks her to understand her helplessness. She says a mother is apologizing to her daughter and begging for forgiveness. Radhika says you can't keep me with me, but you never came to meet me. Radhika says you have snatched my mum and then my Shiv. Gurumaa promises her that she will get her married to Shiv and says this is a promise to a daughter.
Aastha brings Shiv Parvati idol and gives to Shiv. Radhika comes there and calls Shiv. Lakshmi tells them that Radhika met with an accident with their car and that's why she will stay here for few days. Radhika smiles.
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And they're perhaps surprisingly low compared to other celebrity shows.
While some stars can pick up cheques for as much as £500,000 for a few weeks in I'm A Celebrity's camp or in Celebrity Big Brother's house, Strictly's contestants get much less for a LOT more work.
Unlike other shows where stars can negotiate their own fee, celebs on Strictly are said to all be paid the exact same although their final payout depends on how far they get in the competition.
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Spice Girl singer Mel C previously complained that she had turned the show's "s**t" money down.
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"The problem is if you do Strictly it's so high profile and you'll find yourself in the sidebar of shame every day."
She added: "And the money's s***!"
As for the Strictly pros, they're rumoured to all be paid around £50,000 each series and can double that figure by appearing on the live tour.
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Recommended reading on family and whānau violence
Intervention by sector
Aotearoa New Zealand
Fanslow, J. L., & Kelly, P. (2016)
Family violence assessment and intervention guideline: Child abuse and intimate partner violence
(2nd ed.). Wellington: Ministry of Health.
Glasgow, K., & Fanslow, J. L. (2007)
Family violence intervention guidelines: Elder abuse and neglect
Wellington: Ministry of Health.
National Institute for Public Health & Mental Health Research, Auckland University of Technology
Violence Intervention Programme (VIP) evaluations (webpage)
García-Moreno, C., Hegarty, K., d'Oliveira, A. F. L., Koziol-McLain, J., Colombini, M., & Feder, G. (2015)
The health-systems response to violence against women
The Lancet, 385(9977), 1567-1579.
Family law
Naughton, C.M., O'Donnell, A.T., Greenwood, R.M., & Muldoon, O.T. (2015)
'Ordinary decent domestic violence': A discursive analysis of family law judges' interviews
Discourse & Society, 26(3), 349-365.
Hayes, B.E. (2015)
Indirect abuse involving children during the separation process
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, Advance online publication, 27 July 2015.
Wilcox, K. (2012)
Family law and family violence: Research to practice
Research & practice brief 2
Sydney, NSW: Australian Domestic and Family Violence Clearinghouse
Elizabeth, V., Gavey, N., & Tolmie, J. (2012)
He's just swapped his fists for the system: The governance of gender through custody law
Gender & Society, 26(2), 239-260.
See also other publications from this study on women's experiences of the Family Court
Hester, M. (2011)
The three planet model: Towards an understanding of contradictions in approaches to women and children's safety in contexts of domestic violence
British Journal of Social Work, 41(5), 837-853.
Protection orders
Robertson, N., Busch, R., D'Souza, R., Sheung, F. L., Anand, R., Balzer, R., Simpson, A., & Paina, D. (2007)
Living at the cutting edge: Women's experiences of protection orders: Volume 1: The women's stories
Hamilton: University of Waikato.
Robertson, N., Busch, R., D'Souza, R., Sheung, F. L., Anand, R., Balzer, R., Simpson, A., & Paina, D. (2007)
Living at the cutting edge: Women's experiences of protection orders: Volume 2: What's to be done? A critical analysis of statutory and practice approaches to domestic violence
Hamilton: University of Waikato.
Criminal justice
Family Violence Death Review Committee (2016)
Family Violence Death Review Committee: Fifth report: January 2014 to December 2015
Wellington: Health Quality and Safety Commission.
See pages 91-99 and previous annual reports
Centre for Innovative Justice (2015)
Opportunities for Early Intervention: Bringing Perpetrators of Family Violence into View
Melbourne, Vic: RMIT University.
Bonomi, A. E., Gangamma, R., Locke, C. R., Katafiasz, H., & Martin, D. (2011)
"Meet me at the hill where we used to park": Interpersonal processes associated with victim recantation
Social Science & Medicine, 73(7), 1054-1061.
Restorative justice
Heilman and others (2016)
Whose Justice, Whose Alternative? Locating Women's Voice and Agency in Alternative DisputeResolution Responses to Intimate Partner Violence
Washington, DC: International Center for Research on Women, Center for Domestic Violence Prevention & Beyond Borders.
Busch, R. (2002)
Domestic violence and restorative justice initiatives: Who pays if we get it wrong?
In: Strang and Braithwaite (Eds.), Restorative justice and family violence
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
For further reading see Intimate partner violence intervention - perpetrators
Ministry of Education
Vulnerable Children Act 2014 – requirements for schools and kura (webpage)
Ministry of Education (2015)
Relationship education programmes: Guide for schools
Wellington: Ministry of Education.
Ministry of Education. (2015)
Sexuality education: A guide for principals, boards of trustees and teachers Wellington: Ministry of Education.
Flood, M., Fergus, L., & Heenan, M. (2009)
Respectful relationships education: Violence prevention and respectful relationships education in Victorian secondary schools
Melbourne, Vic: Department of Education and Early Childhood Development.
For further reading see Young people - relationship violence
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A road in a north Norfolk village is set to shut for one week for essential works.
Briston Road in Melton Constable, between Fakenham and Cromer, will close for replacement of the old gullies along the length of the road from just past the Marriott way junction to the Burgh Beck Road junction, as well as for some carriageway patching works.
Work is due to start on or shortly after Monday, February 18 and a full road closure will be in place for the following week.
Access to properties and businesses which are within the road closure and the on road parking to the properties on Briston Road will be maintained during all of the works.
Norfolk County Council has apologised for any inconvenience it may cause.
The total work will cost £10,000 and will be carried out by Norfolk County Council's Community and Environmental Services Department and their contractors.
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