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I love my grandma dearly. She's still going strong, living independently in a ranch-style house. But while her stubbornness may be the reason she lives such full and active lifestyle, it's also a trait that almost cost her big-time when she had a "health scare" a few years ago.
It's that time of year again, the when our hospitals and nursing facilities start to fill up with patients suffering from new fractures, falls, pneumonia and other cardio-pulmonary diseases. However, have we ever thought to provide additional therapy services to our residents (and their family members) who plan to go out for the holidays?

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Trial to begin in plant shooting
The trial of a Hephzibah man accused of shooting a Columbia County wastewater treatment plant employee is expected to start Monday.
Thomas Eugene Bradford, 43, is accused of fatally shooting 38-year-old Raymond V. Lee, of Grovetown, at a Martinez wastewater treatment plant.
Two weeks ago, Erin Chizmar was preparing for the Model United Nations conference, thinking about what her team needed to do to win for a second consecutive year.
The week after the conference, held Feb. 7-9 at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, she was sitting in the Model UN leader's room at Grovetown High School with two medals hanging from her neck and a smile on her face.
During the school year, Nick Edmond's life isn't all about soccer, but it's pretty close. He's been playing since he was 3 years old, and now he is a fixture in the Augusta area soccer-coaching community.
The 28-year-old Lakeside High School graduate works during the day doing administrative work for the Augusta Arsenal, then heads over to his alma mater to coach the girls soccer team. He also is the Arsenal Girls Academy director, overseeing the girls U-9 and U-12 teams and coaching girls U-11 and U-14 squads.
Music gets Stephanie "Sunshine" Forbes' creative juices flowing.
Forbes hopes to move other painters with music at the third annual Free Art Show Concert on Saturday.
The band art project will feature 16 artists painting on stage as live music influences them.
"I love seeing the art being created," said the 20-year-old. "It's inspiring. It's motivating and it's really awesome to see what someone will come up with in less than six minutes."
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A judge denied bond Friday for a Martinez woman suspected of killing her roommate.
Yvette Taylor, 46, was arrested Feb. 11 in connection to the death of Theodore Crew, 62.
"I think she poses a threat to the community," Superior Court Senior Judge Bernard J. Mulherin Sr. said at the bond hearing in Evans.
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Jeremy Story learned last summer on a cross-country cycling trip how quickly the best-laid plans can fall apart.
The Evans resident had expected something would go wrong when he left Charleston, S.C., for Santa Cruz, Calif., but it was far worse than the flat tires, scorching heat and aching muscles he was prepared to endure on the 84-day trip.
About two weeks into his trip with Build and Bike, a friend and co-leader of the 33 people traveling with him was hit and killed by a sport utility vehicle in Rainsville, Ala.
A preliminary plat approved Thursday by the Columbia County Planning Commission will bring more commercial activity near the Gateway project.
The approval was for 15 commercial lots on nearly 28.5 acres across from the Gateway shopping center, on Horizon South Parkway near Interstate 20.
Meybohm Commercial Realtor Bobby Meybohm said Thursday morning that hotels and restaurants could be put on the site.
A Harlem 15-year-old is awaiting sentencing after being convicted last week of murdering his 14-year-old friend.
Aaron Schmidt faces life with or without parole. His sentencing hearing hasn't yet been scheduled.
But other accused murderers still await trial in Columbia County.
Thomas Eugene Bradford, 43, of Hephzibah, is accused of fatally shooting Raymond V. Lee, 38, at a Columbia County wastewater treatment plant on April 1.
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With a SAT score just 50 points short of perfect, Lakeside High senior Katie Bollag tied with classmate Mihir Patel to become Columbia County's co-STAR Student last week.
Bollag, 18, scored a 790 on critical reading, 780 on writing and 780 in math to attain 2350 on the SAT. The STAR Student annually is given to the student scoring the highest on the college assessment.
For STAR Teacher, Bollag picked her Math Team coach Lilly Good, a woman she and others call "Mama G."
Woman charged with murder
A Martinez woman was charged with murder Saturday after her roommate was found dead in their apartment.
Yvette Taylor, 46, is being held without bond in the Columbia County Detention Center.
Deputies responded to the apartment in the 300 block of Applecross Drive in Martinez, where they found Crew dead in the bathroom and blood in the living room, according to an incident report.
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Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers said Thursday that Jeff Green had "earned" a starting role with his inspired play lately and suggested that he'll heavily consider a first unit that could put Green alongside Avery Bradley, Paul Pierce, Brandon Bass, and Kevin Garnett.
I suggested this lineup months ago and was mocked by the brilliant posters here.
You suggested Green at the two not the three.
Thanks for proving my point.
I suggested the exact lineup that Doc has finally come around to.
Green defends the two, instead of Pierce. Pierce is too slow to defend the two.
I have answered this many times. Green has less lateral quickness than Chris Wilcox and Darko. it's okay against most teams in the East but not against miami. He can't defend D-wade. neither can Pierce. Maybe doc will play Pierce on Chalmers and let bradley guard wade. That might work.
The following is a list of current Celtics scores on the lane agility test from the draft combine (many are missing as they were not recorded or the Celtic in question did not participate, but you get the idea). Lower is better: Darko Milicic 11.30, Chris Wilcox 11.43, Avery Bradley 11.47, Brandon Bass 11.61, Jeff Green 12, Jason Collins 12.10, Fab Melo 12.14, Jared Sullinger 12.77.
Let's talk about the lane agility drill for a second (you can check out a video of Enes Kanter performing it here). The lane agility drill is intended to test speed, ability to change direction, and coordination (things that don't change too much post-draft), and if you watched the video you can see that lateral movement is a huge part of it. Generally you would expect guards to do better on this test (making Darko's score both impressive and incredibly disappointing) but Jeff Green's lane agility is closest to that of Jason Collins and Fab Melo


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"I don't know why Life With Boys doesn't get any recognition. Here in the UK and in Canada, it is in my opinion, much better than iCarly - It'll be airing in the US not too long from now and needs to be recognized. The Foster family are humourous, compatible and very relatable. The storylines are actually VERY realistic, and I feel people should talk about it more. Honestly, I think after iCarly's ended, it'll be the next big thing on Nick after VicTORious and How To Rock!"
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Welcome to Dick's Sporting Goods Monroeville, Pennsylvania located in the monroeville mall annex. Dick's Sporting Goods is one of the country's best and most popular sporting goods retailers. While it's not as large as superstores like Academy, the truth is that the family-owned company is a much better option if you're looking for great customer service, quality goods, and reason...
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Earlier this week, I griped re coffee scarcity in the China View complex, but last night I spotted a place on the verge of opening. The newest branch of Cava Coffee is just down from Drei Kronen 1308 and includes a first-floor bar with a few seats and a second floor that can hold several dozen patrons.
The coffee isn't cheap, starting at rmb30, but if you need a place to park and work, this will do. I tend toward Moment Cafe in Sanlitun Soho (B1) and have twice been to the new Zap, but there are times when someone is coming to this area and I want an easy-to-find place –"the building with Hooters" usually works.
Cava also has food. Pasta and sandwiches start at rmb38 and there are also soups and pizzas and a small but decent beer selection.


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Growing Up Evangelical: My Story of Making Peace With Evolution
My childhood in the evangelical church gave me the toolkit that led me to eventually accept the evidence for evolution, and marvel at the God who created it all.
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My childhood in the evangelical church gave me the toolkit that led me to eventually accept the evidence for evolution, and marvel at the God who created it all.
Theology needs science, but science needs theology; there can be no two-state solution.
Recent high-school graduate Jacob shares about his journey from young-earth creationism to evolutionary creationism, and how his faith was challenged and strengthened along the way.
In this video originally featured in March of 2012, Dr. David Finch, a biologist at New York University, discusses his thoughts on both Creationism and the effects of "new atheists" like Richard Dawkins.
Here are some of the best responses from around the web to David's Barash's controversial editorial about God and Evolution in the New York Times.
New BioLogos content editor Brad Kramer reviews Chapter 1 of "Surprised by Scripture" by NT Wright, and sees Wright's work as a signpost for the future of the science/faith debate.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
Read about the death of Wolfhart Pannenberg, still debating creation and evolution, and a really big dinosaur discovery.
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
There was nothing about my experiences on Oct. 20 or the God I'd met that day that intimated to me that he harbored a particular abhorrence for evolution or any scientific theory. I wonder how often we do stuff like that: add things to our list of divine "non-negotiables" that really reflect nothing of the God we experienced when he first welcomed us into his family as a free gift of grace.
…because accepting evolutionary theory for the first time does require us to reconsider and reframe other aspects of our cultural and spiritual beliefs, we must be more caring about the way we interact with those who remain in disagreement with us.
Ian Barbour died on Christmas Eve at the age of 90. He is credited by many to be the father of the contemporary academic discipline of science and religion.
As Christians we believe by faith that Christ was both human and divine, and although this paradox can be difficult to comprehend, it is not a stumbling block to our faith nor does it hinder us from having a relationship with him. Similarly, the Bible is both human and divine.
A deep love for scripture, coupled (ironically) with a lifelong struggle with religious doubt, led Robert Boyle to write several important books relating scientific and religious knowledge. We explore aspects of this fascinating interaction.
This entry was originally posted on February 13, 2010. While the question of evolutionary predisposition toward religious belief may be challenging, Christians need not see it as threatening. In fact, this is actually a Pauline notion that is explored in Romans 1, where Paul claims that it is in mankind's nature to "know God".
This entry was originally posted on February 17, 2010. In this video conversation, Jeff Schloss makes the observation that when we use the term "evolution", it is not always exactly clear what we are actually discussing unless we denote the intended usage.
I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
The evidence suggests that God has chosen to work through a random process, one which involves the routine creation and destruction of millions of cells that never get used. This is the ordinary means by which God maintains our health. The miracles of healing recorded in the Bible are miraculous precisely because they don't occur by this normal, natural process.


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Topics: Health Costs, Hospitals, Insurance, Mental Health, Health Disparities, Health Reform, States, Public Health, Uninsured
Oct 21, 2011
A selection of health care stories from Minnesota, New York, California, Vermont, Texas, Maryland, Iowa and Kansas.
(St. Paul) Pioneer Press: Governor Touts $242 Million Saving In State Health Insurance Programs
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton claimed the first major success of his drive to improve government efficiency Thursday, saying a competitive-bidding process for state health insurance programs will save $242 million in the next two years. …. Republicans, who control the state House and Senate, launched an extension of their own government-efficiency plans - labeled "Reform 2.0" - in August (Belden, 10/20).
Minnesota Public Radio: Human Services Commissioner: Health Care Bidding to Save State $240M
The state required HMOs to competitively bid for state contracts in the seven-county metro area. [Commissioner Lucinda] Jesson said the bids will reduce the money taxpayers spend for health care without cutting any services (Scheck, 10/21).
The Associated Press/Burlington Free Press: Shumlin: Vermont State Hospital Will Not Reopen
Vermont has no plans to send mental health patients back to the state hospital in Waterbury, which was closed by flooding from the remnants of Hurricane Irene, Gov. Peter Shumlin said Thursday. Shumlin laid out a plan that he said would lead the state through a "three-to-five-year transition," likely ending with the new facility to house the most acutely mentally ill (Gram, 10/20).
California Healthline: Ruling Raises Questions for Mental Health Coverage
When the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled on Aug. 26 that Blue Shield of California must cover a policyholder's treatment for anorexia nervosa, the decision sent a ripple of uncertainty through the behavioral health community. Insurers, physicians, patient advocates and other stakeholders have speculated on whether the ruling could lead to more extensive coverage of mental illness (Stephens, 10/20).
The Dallas Morning News: State Inspectors Return To Parkland Memorial Hospital's Psychiatric Emergency Room To Investigate New Patient-Harm Complaints
State inspectors have returned to troubled Parkland Memorial Hospital this week to investigate new patient-harm complaints. Authorities said one focus is the psychiatric emergency room, whose failings triggered the crisis that began unfolding in May at Parkland and has led to its being the largest U.S. hospital ever to face a rare form of intensive federal oversight (Egerton, 10/20).
The Baltimore Sun: Baltimore's Latinos Face Disparities On Health, Study Finds
Many Latinos in Baltimore lack medical coverage, which contributes to problems such as fewer mothers getting prenatal care, according to a new report that takes the first comprehensive look at the group's health. The report, released Thursday by the city Health Department, compiled data from the U.S. Census, state health records and a survey of Latino residents to assess the needs of a rapidly growing group that is often left out of the health system (Walker, 10/20).
The New York Times: Two Major Hospital Groups In City Explore A Partnership
A partnership between the institutions, Continuum Health Partners and NYU Langone Medical Center, could alter the balance of power in New York City health care for a generation. It could also complicate efforts to control health care costs: with reduced competition, the hospitals would gain clout in negotiating rates with insurance companies, potentially driving up costs for employers and employees across the region (Hartocollis, 10/20).
Los Angeles Times: Free Clinic Puts Emphasis On Prevention
Amid makeshift exam rooms and rows of dental chairs, the Sports Arena has been transformed into an enormous health fair. ... The event, organized by the L.A.-based nonprofit CareNow, will run through Sunday and expects to treat 5,000 patients for high blood pressure, tooth decay and diabetes (Gorman, 10/21).
Des Moines Register: Iowa Insurer Exits Some Individual Health Policies
Des Moines-based American Enterprise Group announced Thursday that it will exit the individual major medical insurance market ... That leaves 22 insurance companies selling individual health insurance in Iowa. Seven companies command 95 percent of the market, with Wellmark the clear leader, administering about 143,000 policies (Belz, 10/20).
Kansas Health Institute News: KDHE Working To Replace $2.2 Million For Newborn Screening Program
The program, which screens newborns for 29 serious and life-threatening disorders, is currently paid for from the Children's Initiative Fund, or CIF. However, less money than was projected has been collected by the fund in recent years, and now the 20 programs funded by it face cuts (Cauthon, 10/20).
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Foods are the reason why im fat
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I just realized that I need to loose weight one of these days. The fact that I am being too fat and cellulites are getting shown to my body, I am nearly gonna be a such weird obese giant girl. So, by now Im getting my self to hate foods and starting to work out. My goal is to have a fit, toned body and wear clothes that suits my likeness.
I will do my best to get rid of these fats on my body, and do the healthy way to encourage other people to do the same way.
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When people decide to build tribute cars, they often set out to find a nice pedestrian body style and convert it up to performance level trim. An upgrade is what happened with this particular Road Runner, though perhaps not in the way that you might think. John and Marsey Jancic had actually spent time looking for a nice 1970 version of the legendary Plymouth, and settled on one that had already 'been done' out of Texas.
"We found the car on eBay, and bought two round-trip plane tickets to Dallas, Texas, to go look at it," recalls John now. "There was about a two-hour drive out to where the car was at. It looked and felt right, so we agreed on a fair price, and had it transported back to our home in North Carolina."
John's company, Mid State Metals of the Carolinas LLC, is in the heart of NASCAR country, and several of his display buildings host his collection of both vintage and modern iron, mainly Chryslers. The car he and Marsey bought was a Hemi Orange, non-numbers-matching 440-Six Barrel Air Grabber car, with a 727 and an 83⁄4 Sure Grip differential. It assuaged the desire for a 1970 model due to its B-Body styling and options, and fit the bill until they took it and another car, a '69 383 Road Runner convertible, out for a weekend drive. Marsey was in the '70.
It's 472 inches of stock-looking Hemi fury. Good thing the transmission and rear end were upgraded.
"We were on a Cruising for Christ club tour, and during the run home, a fuel line split and sprayed gasoline all over the passenger side of the engine bay," says John. "I had not known it until then, but the bay had been painted with spray can paint, and it made a huge mess; the gas stripped the paint right off. I was just thanking the Good Lord there had not been a fire, because Marsey was driving, and we did not know there was even a problem until we got home."
John admits for about five months, he would open the hood, get disgusted, and have to walk away from the carnage. He finally decided the only fix was to pull the engine and transmission and do it right, and his sons John Jr. and Tim were all in to help out. However, even more issues became visible once the driveline was out, and John decided to take the full plunge, and put the car on a rotisserie. He and the boys also decided it was time to make it into a dream car.
After all, as part of their high school graduation requirements, they needed a senior project, and restifying this Road Runner was a perfect one. The 440 would not be going back in; instead, John went to Empire Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep in Wilkesboro, and bought a 472-inch Mopar Performance crate Hemi. The idea would be to make it look stock, and the only visible change is a set of tti headers. The rest of the driveline was also upgraded; Skip's Auto reworked a 727 for the increased power, and John opted for a date-correct Sure Grip-equipped Dana 60. However, all that would be a little down the road, as other issues came up.
The '70 had been completely disassembled; even the dash came apart, and every problem was addressed, including weak metal in several places. New steel from AMD allowed them to replace the floor pans, trunk floor, and lower quarters--and get rid of the previous bodywork--and everything remaining was carefully massaged. Final prep was done by the boys and friend Shane Binkley, taking weeks to do the block sanding. The finished shell was then shot right at the Jancic's shop by Binkley, who used a Valspar Z-Base Hemi Orange blended with just a touch of extra red for the final base/clear package. Indeed, Binkley is the one John selected to drive the car when we took our photos. A month later, this car won Best of Show at the Piedmont Mopars club show at Farmington, North Carolina.
This was the first car the family had ever tackled from the ground up. Working in John's well-equipped shop, the boys were doing most of the work themselves in the evenings after school and work responsibilities were done, keeping their teachers abreast of the level of effort going into the project. Having started during Thanksgiving break of 2009, the final screws and bright work were added in early June 2010, with John Jr. and Tim succeeding in completing it for their high school requirements, which all agreed was the 'coolest' in recent memory.
Finding a real 1970 Hemi Road Runner is not impossible (total '70 Road Runner production = 75 hardtops, 74 coupes, three convertibles and 135 Superbirds --Ed.), and John's business has been successful enough that he could likely afford one. What the Jancic family acquired instead was a batch of treasured memories and a finished car they know is done right.
"The Road Runner gave the boys a chance to appreciate all kinds of cars and see what goes into a proper restoration, plus it allowed them to get their graduation stuff done," says John in conclusion. "Of all the '68-'74 muscle cars we have, this will be the last one we ever sell or pass down to somebody else; it's that special."
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The Wizards have had an up and down season thus far, but that won't stop their schedule from becoming any less grueling than it is. After wrapping up a stretch of four games in five nights last week, the Wizards managed to pick up three wins against Minnesota Timberwolves, Cleveland Cavaliers and most recently the New York Knicks. Washington will have a few days to rest before beginning the same stretch of games all over again, but this time against the Los Angeles Lakers, Milwaukee Bucks, Indiana Pacers and a concluding game against their division rival Atlanta Hawks.
Although the Wizards will inevitably remain competitive in the lowly Eastern Conference, head coach Randy Wittman has consistently preached about wanting his team to win at least half of its games in back-to-back match ups, which is something every NBA team will have to endure multiple times throughout the season.
Wittman on back-to-back games: That's what you have to do…Looking back over the summer, the eight playoff teams were .500 on the second night of back to backs.
Martell Webster, who's considered a leader on this young Wizards team, also spoke about having to win at least one game in back-to-back games:
Being able to take care of back-to-backs is big. We're trying to be .500 or above in our back-to-back situations. In the East, looks like it doesn't take very much to get in the playoffs, but more importantly, we have to be able to play the game the right way.
-quotes via the Washington Post
Even though the team relies mostly on it's younger talent, having to consistently travel and play back-to-back games at home and on the road will take a toll on their bodies. Washington's thin bench hasn't given the starters any relief, which makes it even more difficult for the coaching staff to plan for these tough stretches.
Bradley Beal currently leads the NBA in minutes per game, while John Wall is sixth in the league. If the Wizards want to make the post season, they'll have to find a way to get more production from their reserves. Trevor Ariza and Al Harrington, who are currently sidelined with injuries, are expected to be back sooner rather than later so their bench's production should increase.
If the Wizards could continuously win games in back-to-back situations, I have no doubt that they'll remain competitive for the rest of the season. It's not often where a team that depends so much on their young players have succeeded in these types of stretches, but the coaching staff has done a great job preparing the team. Let's hope their recent success will continue on this upcoming series of games.
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The medical malpractice that affects a patient also impacts family members; the recovery process may further resound among friends, classmates and neighbors.
For some students who enroll in law school, medical malpractice, an accident or injury may motivate them to seek justice for those hurt by inappropriate medical care, motor vehicle accidents and dangerous drugs, among other misfortunes and wrongdoing.
To support the pursuit of excellence in malpractice and personal injury law, a local law firm created the Meinhart Smith & Manning PLLC Scholarship; it will help a graduate who encountered malpractice, injury or accident, either personally or through the aftermath of death or injury suffered by a family member or friend, as she or he pursues a legal career.
The $1,000 scholarship will partially defray first-year expenses for a student who has been accepted into an accredited law school in Kentucky or anywhere in the United States for enrollment in the fall of 2014.
"The challenge for recovery from malpractice, accident or injury may inspire a family member or friend of the patient or victim," said Ethan Manning, attorney at Meinhart Smith & Manning PLLC. "Our scholarship is designed to support a student who observed the devastating impact of a serious injury and is motivated to pursue justice for others," added Manning, who is a renowned personal injury attorney in practice for more than seven years.
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Marvelverse: Howard Stark usually shows up in one of two ways in MCU fanfiction - either as part of Tony's daddy issues, or, more rarely, in Captain America WWII era fanfiction in pretty much the same capacity as he did in the movie - flirting with Peggy (and/or Steve), but nothing series. This story, by contrast, takes the canon info of Howard having worked on the Manhattan Project and runs with it in this taut exploration of science and responsibility, dealing with history in a way very few Marvel stories do which usually go for window dressing. Short, but every sentence carries a punch. Like this one: He would ask Arnim Zola about it, once. About Poland. Once, and never again. Says it all about post WWII transfer of German scientists (though Zola, as he points out to Steve in the movies, is Swiss) to the US, and all the handwaving that entailed. Here's the story:
A particle, a wave (1068 words) by kvikindi
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Captain America (Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence
Characters: Howard Stark
Additional Tags: Manhattan Project, References to Injury of a Child
"My father helped defeat Nazis. He worked on the Manhattan Project."
Highlander: Even shorter - a drabble - but a great character piece about Rebecca and Amanda, and how to survive as an immortal:
those who shine brightest (100 words) by storiesfortravellers
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Fandom: Highlander: The Series
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Amanda Darieux/Rebecca Horne
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I called the office of Rep. Adam Koenig in Frankfort about getting help for my husband. I've tried for over a year to get help, but got nowhere.
My call was returned the next day by staff member Jesse Williams. He took the information and said he'd get back to me as soon as possible.
In three days' time, my problem was taken care of. I wish to thank Rep. Koenig and Mr. Williams for their timely help.
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- Village Inn: Brand revitalization sparks new growth
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President Jeff Guido discusses plans for new units, as well as design and menu upgrades at the family-dining chain.
Five years after Village Inn was acquired by multiconcept operator American Blue Ribbon Holdings LLC, the family-dining chain is poised for new growth.
Denver-based Village Inn recently said six new franchisees have signed on for 12 new units. Three locations have already opened in Fargo, N.D.; Tampa, Fla.; and El Paso, Texas.
In 2014, at least six new restaurants are scheduled to open, including three company-owned and three franchised locations. Currently, the 207-unit chain includes 121 company-owned and 86 franchised units.
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Jeff Guido, Village Inn's president since 2006 and a 37-year veteran of the chain, said a brand revitalization under American Blue Ribbon Holdings has sparked new momentum.
American Blue Ribbon Holdings acquired Village Inn from Vicorp Restaurants Inc., which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2008. Based in Nashville, Tenn., American Blue Ribbon Holdings has grown to include a number of full-service brands, including O'Charley's, Ninety Nine, Max & Erma's and Bakers Square.
Today, Village Inn has had 17 consecutive quarters of same-store sales increases. In 2013, same-store sales rose 3.1 percent over the prior year among company-owned locations. Average unit volumes have grown over the past four years to between $1.6 million and $1.7 million, Guido said.
According to the Nation's Restaurant News' Top 200 Census estimates, Village Inn recorded systemwide sales of $331.3 for fiscal 2013, a decrease of 1.5 percent over the prior year, due to the closure of 12 units in 2011.
Guido discussed Village Inn's momentum with Nation's Restaurant News.
Tell me about the reimaging program.
The reimaging has been an exciting program for us. We started in 2009 and have reimaged 119 of 121 (company-owned) restaurants. We've spent about $14 million revitalizing the look and feel of the concept in general. We started with the outside and worked inward to the interior.
The physical look has changed, including the exterior color scheme, and the logo is more modern looking. Inside, we've also changed the color scheme, the seating floor plan, the graphics.
All of that was a big win for us when you look at the consumer response. We've enjoyed over 17 quarters of same-store sales increases. Customers are definitely saying we're improving from a service aspect, too.
What kind of sales lift have you seen at reimaged locations?
We have seen strong single- and double-digit sales lifts, and the important thing is we've maintained it. We haven't seen a slump. But that's also because we have changed a lot of other things besides the look and feel of the physical plant. We are also delivering on higher quality service.


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Winter Soldier Spotted At Captain America 2 Set
- Written by Jeremy Shane on Thursday, May 30 2013 and posted in News with Benefits
Source: GeekTyrant
Despite asking nicely:
Photographers couldn't resist getting shots of Winter Soldier on set today while filming the Captain America sequel.
At this point, Marvel might as well just go ahead and release official shots of everyone in the movie.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
How to Tell a Bedtime Story
How to tell a bedtime story:
1. Go to give one last goodnight kiss but instead snuggle into your daughter's warm bed.
2. Begin with "Once upon a time there was a little girl named Sabrina who was very smart and very nice and very funny and very beautiful..."
3. From there let the story follow whatever twist your or your daughter's imagination will take. Maybe the story is about Sabrina bringing treats to all her friends who missed school because they have colds. Or about Sabrina painting the house in different colors while everyone sleeps. Or about Sabrina going to the beach and befriending a family of starfish.
4. Make sure the story involves fantasy based on something your daughter loves in real life like giving people treats, painting, the beach, or starfish.
5. End the story with some kind of familiar coziness... the friends all get better and return to school, everyone wakes up and loves the new colors in the house and has breakfast in the new purple dining room, the starfish all return to the water and Sabrina returns to her home.
6. Be prepared to tell a second and third story and to continue to snuggle.
7. End with a long hug, many kisses and a promise to tell another story in the morning.
8. Know that even though this means you'll be staying up an hour longer to get things done, it is worth it because your daughter is drifting off to sleep in a world of marvels all of her own.
Image: Bed of Roses by Carabatack Design
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Labels: books, family, traditions
3 comments:
Thankyou I love this post! I cant wait to send my girls to sleep with beautiful images and happiness. Thanks for sharing
- October 10, 2007 at 10:16 PM
- emily said...
how sweet! there is nothing i like more than laying in bed with my girls at night and telling stories and just talking about anything and everything!
- October 11, 2007 at 11:58 AM
- jess said...
This is wonderful! I love doing this with my kids. We come up with the most wild ideas. Then I usually end up falling asllep with little bodies wrapped around me. These are magical times
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- Corey Perry and defenseman Sami Vatanen scored power-play goals in the first period, and the Anaheim Ducks beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-1 on Friday night for their seventh consecutive victory.
John Gibson, starting in net for the first time since losing 6-4 in his hometown of Pittsburgh on opening night, faced just 17 shots as the two-time defending Pacific Division champions improved to 7-1. Last season, the Ducks also won seven straight after a season-opening loss at Colorado.
Scott Hartnell had a power-play goal for the Blue Jackets and Sergei Bobrovsky made 30 saves.
Anaheim's Ryan Getzlaf scored into an empty net with 2:27 remaining.
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Gunner Kiel threw a touchdown pass and ran for another score before hurting his ribs again, and Munchie Legaux took it from there Friday night, scoring a notable touchdown of his own while Cincinnati pulled away to a 34-17 victory over South Florida.
The Bearcats (4-3, 2-1 American Athletic) took advantage of the Bulls' many mistakes and got their second straight lopsided win. They also came away with more worries at quarterback.
Kiel has played the last five games with bruised ribs. He aggravated the injury on a scramble in the closing seconds of the first half, which finished with the Bearcats up 20-3.
The Bulls (3-5, 2-2) switched quarterbacks but couldn't pull off a second straight comeback. They had the biggest comeback in school history a week earlier, rallying from a 27-7 halftime deficit to a 38-30 win over Tulsa.
Legaux, who overcame a career-threatening knee injury early last season, had an emotional moment early in the fourth quarter. He ran 9 yards on his rebuilt left knee for his first touchdown since his comeback, slid on his knees at the back of the end zone and put his head on the ground, cradling the ball.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A Beaver Stadium crowd of more than 100,000 will be wearing the dominant color of Penn State's iconic yet plain helmets when the Nittany Lions host No. 13 Ohio State on white-out night.
The place will be really loud. And that's just the way Buckeyes defensive end Joey Bosa likes it.
Bosa, one of the best pass-rushers and play-disrupters in the nation, says he plays better when he's in foreign territory and challenged by a raucous, partisan stadium.
The Nittany Lions (4-2, 1-2 Big Ten) are hoping to end a two-game skid on Saturday night. The Buckeyes (5-1, 2-0) might just be the hottest team at the college level right now, winning four in a row by an average score of 56-17.
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Bengals receiver A.J. Green is expected to miss a pivotal AFC North game against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday because of an injured right big toe.
The Pro Bowl receiver was listed as doubtful on Friday. He's missed the last two games with the injury, suffered during a season-opening win in Baltimore. The Ravens (5-2) can take control of the division with a win over the defending champion Bengals (3-2-1) at Paul Brown Stadium.
Pro Bowl linebacker Vontaze Burfict was listed as probable with a strained neck. He's missed two games because of concussions.
Cornerback Leon Hall also was probable. He had to leave a 27-0 loss to Indianapolis last Sunday with a back injury.
ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) -- Oakland Raiders cornerback DJ Hayden could be activated from the physically unable to perform list in time for Sunday's game in Cleveland.
Hayden completed his second week of practice Friday but has yet to be fully cleared to play. The 12th overall pick in 2013, Hayden underwent foot surgery in the offseason -- his fourth operation since suffering a near-fatal heart injury in college.
Raiders interim coach Tony Sparano has been encouraged by Hayden's progress and noted the biggest hurdle the second-year cornerback needs to clear is conditioning.
The news isn't as encouraging for defensive end LaMarr Woodley and safety Usama Young. Both are expected to be placed on injured reserve before the winless Raiders play the Browns. Woodley has a biceps injury while Young is out due to a knee injury.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- The Kansas City Royals got another solid performance from their bullpen on Friday to take a two-games-to-one lead in the World Series.
Royals relievers tossed four hitless innings to lead a 3-2 win over the Giants in San Francisco. Kelvin (KEHL'-veen) Herrera worked out of a sixth-inning jam before Herrera, Brandon Finnegan, Wade Davis and Greg Holland combined to retire the last nine Giants in order.
The strong relief work came after winning pitcher Jeremy Guthrie allowed two runs and four hits in five-plus innings. Guthrie had a two-hitter and a 3-0 lead until Brandon Crawford led off the sixth with a single and scored on Michael Morse's RBI double. Buster Posey's grounder plated the Giants' second run later in the sixth.
Right fielder Lorenzo Cain made a pair of nice catches and put the Royals ahead to stay with an RBI grounder three batters into the game. Kansas City padded its lead in the sixth as Alex Gordon hit an RBI double and scored on Eric Hosmer's (HAHS'-murz) single.
Kansas City is now 10-1 in the postseason, with the lone loss coming against the Giants on Tuesday. San Francisco has dropped two straight after winning their previous seven World Series games.
Losing pitcher Tim Hudson allowed three runs and four hits in 5 2/3 innings.
Game 4 is Saturday in San Francisco. Ryan Vogelsong will try to even the series for the Giants against Jason Vargas.
UNDATED (AP) -- The Tampa Bay Rays have announced that manager Joe Maddon has exercised an opt-out in his contract, which was due to expire after next season.
Maddon has managed the Rays for nine seasons, compiling a 754-705 record. He took Tampa Bay to the playoffs four times and won the AL pennant in 2008.
Also in the majors:
-- Retiring White Sox star Paul Konerko and Philadelphia shortstop Jimmy Rollins are the first co-winners of Major League Baseball's Roberto Clemente Award. The annual honor is given for contributions on and off the field that best represent the sport. Konerko founded the "Bring Me Home Campaign," that assists foster children in Illinois, and Rollins developed JRoll's Aces in 2007 through The Rollins Family Foundation to provide tickets to children in disadvantaged areas who excel in academics.
-- The Detroit Tigers say slugger Miguel Cabrera has undergone successful surgery to remove bone spurs in his right ankle and to repair a stress fracture. Cabrera dealt with ankle problems during the Tigers season, which ended with the team eliminated from the AL Division Series by Baltimore.
-- St. Louis Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright has undergone what the team describes as minor elbow surgery that should not set him back for next season. The Cardinals say it was an arthroscopic procedure to trim a small piece of cartilage from the right elbow.
UNDATED (AP) -- The attorney leading the NFL players' union investigation into the Ray Rice domestic violence case tells The Associated Press the league has not provided documents and witnesses requested by the NFLPA's investigators, while the Baltimore Ravens have refused any cooperation. Attorney Richard Craig Smith is questioning the NFL's sincerity in calling for transparency, saying all parties should cooperate in both investigations. Commissioner Roger Goodell originally gave Rice a two-game suspension for violating the league's personal conduct policy, then made it an indefinite suspension once video of Rice hitting his then-fiancee was released publicly.
UNDATED (AP) -- Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne will not play in the team's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday because of an elbow injury. Wayne was initially listed as day-to-day before being ruled out today by coach Chuck Pagano.
Wayne has caught 38 passes for 434 yards and one touchdown this season.
In other NFL injury news:
-- Bengals receiver A.J. Green is expected to miss Sunday's big AFC North matchup against the Baltimore Ravens because of an injured right big toe. He's missed the last two games with the injury, suffered during a season-opening win in Baltimore. Pro Bowl linebacker Vontaze Burfict was listed as probable with a strained neck after sitting out two games because of concussions.
-- New England Patriots sacks leader and defensive end Chandler Jones will not play Sunday against the Chicago Bears because of a hip injury that is expected to keep him sidelined about a month. The third-year pro has 4 1/2 sacks this season after recording 11 1/2 last season.
-- Buffalo Bills receiver Marquise Goodwin is in jeopardy of missing his second straight game because of a hamstring injury. The speedy second-year player has not practiced since getting hurt during practice last week.
SANTA CLARA, (AP) -- Marcus Mariota (mar-ee-OH'-tah) finally threw his first interception of the season, but it did nothing to prevent sixth-ranked Oregon from staying in the hunt for a FBS playoff berth.
Mariota matched his season high with five touchdown passes and became the Ducks' all-time leader in passing yards while leading a 59-41 romp over California last night. The Heisman hopeful was 18 of 30 for 326 yards through the air, and he also ran for 36 yards on six carries for the 7-1 Ducks,
Royce Freeman scored two TDs while rolling up 112 rushing yards. Charles Nelson padded the rout by scoring on a 58-yard punt return.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) -- North Carolina men's basketball coach Roy Williams says it's a "very sad time" at the school.
Williams was referring to an investigation that found widespread academic fraud within the athletic department, including his program. Williams says he was "dumbfounded" by the details in the report and says the school "made some mistakes for a long time." As for his own program, Williams said he "thought we were doing the right thing."
The report released Wednesday outlined how fraud ran unchecked in a department for nearly two decades. It involved more than 3,100 students -- about half were athletes -- taking sham classes and earning artificially high grades.
UNDATED (AP) -- The Anaheim Ducks have the NHL's top record after matching the best eight-game start in team history.
The Ducks are 7-1-0 following their seventh consecutive victory, a 4-1 decision over Columbus. Corey Perry opened the scoring with his league-leading ninth goal before collecting an assist. Sami Vatanen (SAM'-ee VAH'-tah-nehn) and Ryan Getzlaf (GETS'-laf) also had a goal and an assist apicec for the Ducks, who have allowed just two goals in their last four games.
John Gibson needed to make just 16 saves to earn his first win of the season. Gibson was saddled with the Ducks' only loss, allowing six goals in the season opener at Pittsburgh.
The Ducks also opened 7-1 last season.
Elsewhere on ice:
-- Jonathan Drouin (DROO'-an) scored his first NHL goal and Steven Stamkos netted his sixth of the season as Tampa Bay doubled up Winnipeg 4-2. Ben Bishop made 40 saves to help the Lightning improve to 3-1-0 on their five-game road trip.
-- Jamie Benn scored a power-play goal in regulation before netting the deciding shootout goal as the Stars downed the Devils 3-2. Benn and Patrick Eaves scored in the second period to put Dallas in front 2-1.
-- Jarome Iginla (juh-ROHM' ih-GIHN'-luh) scored his first two goals of the season and had an assist as Colorado hammered Vancouver 7-3. Matt Duchene (doo-SHAYN') added a goal and two assists to the victory, while Tyson Barrie set up three goals.
-- Edmonton made it three straight wins since an 0-4-1 start as Jordan Eberle (EB'-ur-lee) provided two goals and an assist in the Oilers' 6-3 victory against Carolina. The Hurricanes remain the NHL's only winless team at 0-5-2.
UNDATED (AP) -- The Boston Bruins and New York Islanders each lost key regulars because of injuries suffered in the Isles' 3-2 win on Thursday.
Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara (zeh-DAY'-noh CHAH'-ruh) tore a ligament in his knee and will miss four to six weeks. General manager Peter Chiarelli said the 2009 Norris Trophy winner will not need surgery on the posterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.
Newsday is reporting that Islanders winger Josh Bailey will be out several weeks after suffering a broken hand in Thursday's game.
RIDGEWAY, Va. (AP) -- Jamie McMurray will start from the pole for Sunday's Sprint Cup race at Martinsville Speedway after posting a qualifying time of 99.905 mph.
Joey Logano will join McMurray in the front row, ahead of Matt Kenseth and Tony Stewart. Logano and Kenseth are two of the eight drivers still in contention for the Sprint Cup championship.
Kevin Harvick will start 33rd, worst of all drivers still left in the Chase for the championship.
CHESTER, Pa. (AP) -- The United States women's soccer team has clinched a trip to next year's World Cup by earning a spot in the CONCACAF Women's Championship.
Carli Lloyd scored a pair of goals in the Americans' 3-0 semifinal victory over Mexico. Lloyd tallied in the eighth and 30th minutes for the U.S., which takes on Costa Rica in Sunday's final.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- John Cook and Marco Dawson each shot 7-under 65s for a share of the first-round lead in the Champions Tour's AT&T Championship, the final full-field event of the season.
Scott Dunlap was a stroke back at TPC San Antonio. Nine others are at minus-5.
HAINAN ISLAND, China (AP) -- American Jessica Korda rebounded from an opening double bogey for a share of the second-round lead Saturday in the Blue Bay LPGA in China.
Korda made seven birdies in a 14-hole stretch -- the last three on Nos. 14-16 -- and shot a 5-under 67 to match South Africa's Lee-Anne Pace at 11-under 133 at Jian Lake Blue Bay.
After rain washed out play Friday and forced tour officials to cut the event from 72 to 54 holes, the start of play Saturday was delayed three hours.
UNDATED (AP) -- Ted Bishop has been removed as president of the PGA of America over a sexist tweet directed at Ian Poulter.
Bishop was unhappy about comments Poulter made in his book about the Ryder Cup captaincy of Nick Faldo in 2008 and Tom Watson last month. Bishop said Faldo's record stands by itself. Comparing it with Poulter's achievements, he referred to Poulter as "Lil Girl."
He had one month left on his two-year term.
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Group wants treatment center
By SUE WATSON
About 30 concerned citizens asked the Marshall County Board of Supervisors February 17 to keep $2.1 million in state bond money slotted for construction of an alcohol and drug treatment facility in the county.
Pastor Edward C. Moses of Asbury United Methodist Church, Pastor Willie Jeffries with Strawberry MB Church and Calvin James were spokespersons for the group.
The board voted 4-1 at the February 2 meeting to seek to use the money in the state bond bill for the treatment facility toward surfacing the North Holly Springs Bypass Road, which has not been completed due to lack of state funds.
Paving of the road was not possible with money that had been appropriated to build the bypass, due to escalating fuel and construction materials costs that hit the ceiling after Hurricane Katrina ripped through the Gulf Coast in August 2005.
In effect, the dollars to build the bypass did not stretch far enough after construction costs escalated several million dollars above state engineers' estimates for the cost of the project.
Moses told supervisors the group knows how hard it is to get funding for projects.
"We are all out there together trying to solve common issues," he continued. "We are caregivers. Our voices are not voices of confusion or agitation."
Moses said the projects, the treatment facility and the bypass road, are "powerful symbols for the community."
"The North Holly Springs Bypass raised the visibility of our hopes for something new for our county," he said. "But the (A & D) center raises our hope in the role of caregivers, too. Monies are at stake and we're trying to get the money.
"To redirect the $2.1 million (to the bypass road) makes it look like hope, unborn, has died."
Supervisors Ronnie Joe Bennett and Eddie Dixon assured the citizens group that the board members who voted to redirect the money to the road completion were interested in a treatment facility as well.
"No doubt, we are all for the crisis center. We all know how great it is," Bennett said. "What was presented to us was that we do something with this bond money (for the crisis center) or we would lose it. That's why the vote went the way it did, based on what the representatives and senator said."
(Rep. Kelvin Buck and consultant Gary Anderson had expressed concern that if the money was not used to build the crisis center soon, other eyes at the state Legislature could be looking to use the bonding authority for the $2.1 million for their own projects.)
Jeffries said the citizens do not believe the county is "going to lose it."
"With $2.2 million we could build and staff it until the money comes in," he said. "It makes you look like you care more for brick and mortar than you do for the citizens. If we can save one person (from addiction) it adds to the productivity of our county."
Supervisor Willie Flemon was concerned about Jeffries' comment.
"Why didn't the representative (Kelvin Buck) meet with you?" he asked. "Why weren't our representatives brought before your group or why did they not bring you to our board meeting?"
"Regardless, the fact is the money is going toward the road, not for the treatment center," Jeffries answered.
Moses said he has a relative who is a licensed professional in the treatment business who could run the facility as a business.
Dixon offered that he had talked with officials with the state department of mental health.
"They said they were cut $13 million and they said no way (to get funds to operate a facility)," he said. "They (mental health) don't have the money to staff what facilities they do have. And the representative (Kelvin Buck) said if we do not do something, the money (for the center) will be deauthorized."
W.A. McMillan said he had talked with Rep. Buck February 16, and the Legislature has money for the road and the money for the treatment center would not be needed for the road.
"But we will lose it if they try to redirect it to the road," he said. "Our hope is you will rescind any action taken that would retard the progress of the treatment center. It is needed. It makes me sick the board would not support it."
Bennett and Dixon said the board would need to get the representatives and senator and consultant Gary Anderson back to discuss the matter.
Supervisor George Zinn III called the worry that the money for the center would be diverted by the state to other uses was a "scare tactic."
"I am not getting scared that it will be de-authorized," he said. "That idea of losing the money has been stated from day one."
"We thought we were taking steps not to lose the money," said Dixon.
Calvin Jones put a personal face on the issue.
"Each one of us here knows someone who is on drugs," he said.
The center is needed to support both the addict in recovery and the friends and family of the addict, he said.
Jones cited a relative who had been on alcohol and drugs but was treated and restored to be a productive citizen. He also noted statistics that say about 90 percent of crime is motivated by a desire of the addict to get drugs.
Bennett reminded the group that the board supported the crisis center from the beginning when it requested the bond authorization, up until the board was advised it was going to lose the money set aside for the center.
Dixon agreed.
Zinn proffered a motion to support redirecting the $2.1 million back for use to build an alcohol and drug treatment facility, but the motion failed for lack of a second.
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Number four of Lakeside Sessions! It's called "Sink or Strut"…which do you do?
Here is the second installment of Lakeside Sessions, entitled "Spiritual Belly Full". Enjoy!
So, yesterday was a little hectic for me, to say the least. Because of the madness, I was not able to give you a "Favorite Friday" post. Sooooorryyyyy!
In return, I'm giving you a post that I wrote entitled "Modern Day Mentoring". It's much longer than my normal Friday posts so I hope that will do!
Modern Day Mentoring
In a time when being independent reigns supreme the concept of mentoring is forced into a questionable position. Does the younger generation need older, more knowledgeable people to mentor them? Absolutely!
Though situations have changed extensively over the last decade, having a mentor remains incredibly important in the life of every youth. Yes, things have changed over recent years with such advancement in technology, making it harder for older people to relate on that level, but hard work and life experiences could never be replaced by such advancements.
Being 23 years old myself, I have witnessed a vast number of my peers give into the mindset of what society portrays as "independence". The "I can do whatever I want, whenever I want, and no older person can tell me different because they can't relate to what I am going through" mindset. It's the complete opposite of any generation in the past.
Jesus mentored his disciples. Michelangelo had a mentor. Thomas Edison had a mentor. Abraham Lincoln had a mentor. Martin Luther King Jr. had a mentor. What lessens the importance of mentoring today? Nothing.
Having a mentor is important no matter what age you are. There doesn't come a time in life when an individual can no longer grow within themselves.
Some of you may be thinking, what makes having a mentor so important?
So, yes, having a mentor is important, but how do I find one?
Never be afraid to ask someone to mentor you. I know many people that want to have a mentor but are afraid to ask. That should never be the case. Older people love it when a younger person asks them for help. It makes them feel good about their position in life and the fact that people look up to what they do.
What's stopping you from either finding a mentor or being a mentor yourself?
The Twelve Apostles were a pretty odd and reckless group of individuals. They were all different, yet the same. So wrong, yet so right. All were under twenty, aside from Peter, so you know that the other eleven had a lot of energy and spoke their mind, just as teenagers do today.
Some of the guys were single, some were married with children. One was from the city, the rest were from the country. Some were in the same family, some probably didn't know their family. Some had their own family business, some worked in politics. Matthew worked for the Roman IRS and Simon the Zealot hated the government. Your college roommate and the guy who your dad didn't want your sister to hang around. Two people that should have fought constantly, both in the same group, learning from the same leader.
It rarely was an issue though because they all loved Jesus and that's all that mattered. When Jesus is behind something, he can use any type of person to pull through. These guys were an interesting pack that worked so perfect because they complimented each other's strengths.
If you think about that in the way of societies present mentality, these twelve should not be the people that the son of God would be the most closely associated with. He should have been picking people like Donald Trump, P Diddy, Bill Gates, Steven Spielberg, you know, the richest and most powerful type. But He didn't. Thank God he didn't.
Jesus, the son of God the Creator, chose people who didn't have influence. Didn't have worldly respect. Didn't have much to offer in general. But they did have a life that could be molded into something special.
Jesus doesn't care about your status. He doesn't care about how much money you have or don't have. But, he does care about your heart and your life as a whole. All it takes is for you to get over yourself and let Him know that you want a different life.
Money doesn't provide eternal happiness.
Fame doesn't provide eternal happiness.
Living a life with Jesus and fulfilling your job here on Earth provides a happiness that soars higher than anything society portrays and it lasts for all of eternity.
God wants to be in your life. You just have to want Him back.
This weeks Mystery Monday post is an excerpt from my chapter in A Makers Dozen with Shane Claiborne. Enjoy!
"It doesn't get much better than Mother Teresa's line that says 'we're not called to be successful, we're called to be faithful', said Shane.
'We, as Christians, understand success differently than the world around us. We don't measure it by money or degrees, but we measure it by Jesus and Jesus triumphed by a cross. That is the weirdest idea in history. The God of the universe comes down as a king that dies for his enemies rather than killing them. In our day, that doesn't look like success at all. I don't think you can have the victory of Jesus without having the death of Jesus. We don't share in his resurrection until we share in the death.'
'For Christians to be successful, I think that means we have a collision with the dominant culture around us. We begin to question the counterfeit success that the world offers with promises that happiness can be purchased or that violence can bring peace. That's the counterfeit success. That's where Jesus would challenge the way that Rome brings peace is different than the way that Christ brings peace. So we don't measure our success off of the market or the war in Iraq, we measure our success off of the scandalous grace and love of the cross and that's what we're called to follow. As much as we're called to follow his resurrection, we're called to follow His selfless love.'
If you truly want to live out the life of Christ, rethink the ways that you were taught, rethink the ways that society portrays Christians. Be the generation that gives Christianity the powerful and loving name that is should be.
We are all a part of something BIG. Jesus is still alive in us. Awaken the church. Show the world what the real life of someone who follows Jesus is all about."
Check out my two e-books entitled A Makers Dozen and Juice Box Living, HERE!
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The cast also features Gideon Banner, John Behlmann, Jeremy Bobb, Molly Camp, Patrick Carroll, Alicia Goranson, Jenn Lyon, Danny Mastrogiorgio and Lusia Strus.
In this new play, McCarter notes state, a "playwright is inexorably sucked into the tangle of the lives of a pair of abandoned children. An old Nantucket house, the secret of a long-dead children's book author, a group of amateur actors, a career opportunity, and a mysterious stranger collide in this whirlwind of a play."
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