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marahet 11/14/2001 18:43 |
Lord, I thank You for this messenger of faith, that she would take time out of her busy life to pray for our needs. I stand with her in prayer and ask that You do, indeed, hear our prayers. Bless Carefree and the countless others who hope that someday, in Your time, our prayers will be answered. I pray, especially for myself and others like me, for the patience to accept Your time and Your will. You are a loving and mighty God and we praise You for all that You do for us daily. Amen. |
carefree 11/15/2001 13:51 |
Father, I am againing asking for your mercies. Please Lord, heal mrsw from all her agonies. Heal the cancer from her body, make her home life happier, and free from the husband that has brought her so much heartache. Make him see the sins he is making against her and soften his heart to let her live in peace, only you know which road she will have to chose. Let her reap endless good health, and live happy with herself and her loved ones. You Father are ever merciful, please hear hour prayers. In the name of our Lord, and Father, Amen. |
carefree 11/16/2001 13:25 |
Father, continue to heal all the sorrows of my friends and family. I ask that you continue to bless Danielle, and let marahet rejoice in the unity of her family. Lord there is nothing impossible for you, please hear our prayers. I ask again for mrsw, that she be healed and renewed, only you can say the word, and it be done. Amen. |
carefree 11/26/2001 18:49 |
Father, I pray that things are going well for marahet and Danielle, that you continue to fill their lives with unity and keep Satan's temptations away from Danielle. Marahet, you all had a wonderful holiday. |
carefree 11/27/2001 15:54 |
Father, thank you for all the blessings that you have graced me with, you are wonderful! I ask for continued prayers for the friends and family I started this site for, but I do bring an extra intent today. Please Father, bring peace to Barb's family. Let her daughter Mary, reap the wonders of your words. Remove the temptations of satan away from her. Give her the wisdom to make the right decisions in her life, so that she may become a good parent to her baby girl. Lord, hear my prayers, Amen. |
marilynangel 11/29/2001 21:07 |
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God Bless Carefree my Lord..she is a true inspiration in my life. Marahet is her partner. They are my hardest working angels out there, and I thank you for them!!!!!!! I will also announce the newest guardian angel in my life, and that is Faiths_fire7...Lord you are so cool to me......Love you and Amen to you!!!! |
carefree 12/5/2001 11:05 |
Father, thank you for the many blessings you have graced me with. You have given me the best friends that a person can have, when you brought Marilyn and Marahet to me and my family. Lord I would ask that you now bless Marilyn's new angel Faiths_fire7, let her know the wonders that you work. |
marilynangel 12/6/2001 22:07 |
Lord please hear Carefree's prayers.God bless her always...Amen to you Lord Jesus Christ... |
carefree 12/13/2001 11:29 |
Father, forgive me my shortcomings. Give me the wisdom to know how to help all these dear people in my life. |
marilynangel 12/13/2001 20:05 |
Dear Lord, |
carefree 12/18/2001 12:14 |
Father, thank you for all the wonderful blessings you have bestowed upon me and my loved ones. Thank you for my awesome angels you have lead my path to, Marilyn and Marahet are the greatest. Forgive me my shortcomings and guide me on my daily journey here on earth. |
carefree 12/19/2001 11:41 |
Lord, I come to you in great urgency this morning. A dear friend needs your graces for her daughter. She has fallen ill suddenly, and only you can heal her Father. Grant her your mercies, heal her body, soul and spirit so that she may go home to the children that need her, and a mother who is being torn by the hardship. Father, you alone can do anything, please heal this young woman, let her see your graces and know your words. In the name of Jesus, Amen. |
marilynangel 12/25/2001 10:58 |
dear Jesus, |
carefree 1/3/2002 11:10 |
Father, I have a few requests for you today. Please continue to heal the following and their family and other loved ones. You Lord, know their needs and only you can ease their pain and heal them. Lord I give these peoples hardships to you: Cisco, Daniel, Emily, Dorothy, and Grams Sally. May you heal their sorrows, pains, illness, addictions, whatever they need Father, grant them your mercies. In the name of Jesus, Amen. |
carefree 1/9/2002 13:49 |
Father, first and foremost; I would thank you for all the graces that you have blessed me with. I would also ask that you forgive my sins, and give me the wisdom and the strength to avoid sin in the future. |
carefree 1/14/2002 12:22 |
Friday Dorothy left this place on earth to be with our Lord and Father. May her soul be blessed continuously. Please Father, continue to heal the needs of: Jenny, Cisco, Elizabeth, Daniel, Marahet and Danielle, Marilyn and all of her family, Twyla, Grams, Jeanine's son (my cousin). Heal their pains and sorrows. Guide them in the journies you have laid out for them. I ask the same for all those in the circles in this site, and all other sites like this. Bring peace to us here on earth. Amen. |
carefree 1/16/2002 18:38 |
Father, I first thank you for forgiving me my sins, and for giving your only Son, to die for our sins. We praise you Father. Thank you for all the wonders you have blessed us with, you are truely all loving and caring. I love you Lord. |
carefree 1/23/2002 12:00 |
Lord grant healing among the following: Daniel and Sue, Elizabeth, Cisco, Marahet and Danielle, Marilyn and her family, Kenny Jr., Twyla, Jenny, Pete, Uncle David and Matthew and any that I may have forgotten to mention personally. Lord heal where there is addictions, persecution, illness, depression, loneliness, financial hardships; Father grant them your mercies and let them be healed. Father, the praise and glory is yours, and only you can heal their suffering. In the name of Jesus, I pray, Amen. |
carefree 1/28/2002 13:39 |
marilynangel 2/3/2002 09:01 |
Dear Lord, |
carefree 2/19/2002 13:20 |
Dear Lord, I thank you for all the many blessings you have bestowed upon me and my family!! I thank you Jesus from all the depths of my being. amen. |
carefree 2/19/2002 16:53 |
Lord, please grant Pra4pce, that she will be granted her disability. that all hardships that she may be facing are lifted. In the name of Jesus, Amen. |
carefree 2/20/2002 15:32 |
Lord our Father, please answer the following requests. You our Lord are almighty, you alone are the holy one, you alone are the most high, we praise you for your glory, we thank you for all your mercies. In the name of Jesus, Amen. |
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On my macbook pro I've been having difficulty deleting data off external devices (external drives, USB keys). What happens is, I will have a 100gb drive with 70gb of data on it, and I will delete 50gb of the data. The data will be deleted; I can't access it anymore, but instead of the drive having 80gb free, there will still only be 30gb free. My mac, for some reason still recognizes there to be data stored on the drive when in fact I deleted it. And if I try to put 40gb of data on the drive (since I should have 80gb free), the drive says that there is not enough room.
This happens on every external drive I own, and I am currently 2 days out of warranty (fml). tl;dr when I delete data, the file is gone but the data is still stored on the drive and I can't remove it. does anybody know what I can do? ps. Hey, I'm new here |
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Running a ported sub without a high pass is pretty risky for home theater I think. Unless you know that specific movie you are about to watch doesn't have any content below 20hz and be careful of the volume knob. There are a few movies that go down to 10hz but those are pretty rare, I can only think of Hulk right now. I use a Denon 2312 with a EP2500 and puts out more than enough volts. The gain knob on the amp is set to about 1/4 of the way. I measured the lfe output with a multimeter and I was able to get 4.8v with the sub output at +12. You can test this yourself, find a 60hz test tone and measure the lfe output with a multimeter.
At volume 00 I get 1.4v with the subwoofer trim level at 0. The input sensitivity of the EP2500 is 1.23v. Not to derail your thread but that should be ok...right? The amp is turned a 1/4 of the way and my subwoofer trim is at -5 on the receiver.
I have a feeling I'm doing it all wrong lol. If I get 1.4 volts at 0db, my subwoofer trim should be at 0 or close to it, not -5. I found this guide with lots of information which I have to try out one day.


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The Caregiver Health Education Program trains professionals and informal caregivers to lead educational and support groups for families and friends of frail older persons with chronic disabilities. There are several versions of the program including a dementia specific version and a version to be delivered by teleconference.
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My apologies if I'm posting in the wrong place. DH and I decided to reconstruct two bathrooms that are back-to-back as they are quite dated and the master is tiny while the guest bath is more spacious. So, my question is, how do I get started? Not only do I need advice about layout but, once that's done, I definitely want to be logical about storage and those little details that make day-to-day life easier. Any suggestions?
You might get great advice over at that forum, or at the Remodeling forum--but I bet we can give you some advice even now.
(I hate to shoo people away when they get just here)
So, some thoughts to help you get started.
Projects like this can generate a lot of paperwork: notes about phone messages left for contractors; actual bids and contracts; printouts of stats for sinks, faucets, cabinets, tile; etc.
My experience from when I am organized at work is that I am better off if I create the place to put the paperwork BEFORE I generate it.
For my kitchen remodel, I got a big accordion file w/ several compartments, and labeled them by components, and one for "General contractor." I ended up combining some of them, and breaking one out to be its own. But my basic list (counter & sink (Corian, so together, faucet, cabinets & knobs (added later to the sam ecategory bcs I used the same pictures), floor, dishwasher, stove, microwve, etc.)
I also find that broad projects like this overwhelm me from time to time. I like to make a master list w/ broad categories (hire a GC; buy a sink; buy floor tile).
Then I put major subcategories under that. And I get a stickynote and stick it in the middle of the page w/ the heading: "TODAY I CAN..." I'll write something like "-call the Johnsons' GC for bid" and "-email livewireoak to ask @ her tile floor" That way I know I'm doing SOMETHING each day
As for the bathroom itself, here are some thoughts about it
*USE FRAMELESS CABINETS IF YOU CAN. The most horrible bathroom vanity cabinet I ever saw was my cousin's; they'd bought their home from the builder, and the framed cabinets he used had the widest stiles & rails I've ever seen--there was a wide rail between EVERY drawer. Plus, the drawer front had a big space between the edge and the drawer itself. So although she had 4 drawer fronts, there was very little storage; I think each drawer was something like 2 inches deep.
If you end up having to go framed (bcs that's what the affordable line of cabinetry is), at least try to get one w/ a slim of rails and stiles as you can.
*DO CUSTOM CABINETRY IF YOU CAN. Sometimes this can be surprisingly affordable (though sometimes not). Going custom will allow you to control how deep the drawers are (maybe you'd like one drawer that's definitely deep enough to stand the shaving cream up in). It might be easier to have drawers on one side, and a door on the other.
It's my experience that sink cabinets in general, and esp. in the bathroom, can be frustrating caverns of hard-to-use space. A custom guy could help you install shelving and drawers that work for you.
And going custom would allow you to use a reverse sink base, which puts a drawer across the bottom of the cabinets, and doors above. This lets you access the full depth at the bottom, underneath the plumbing.
*DECIDE WHAT YOU WANT TO STORE. Make a list, even of the obvious things (toothbrush, toothpaste), but also of the not-so-automatic things (cough syrup? mine is in the kitchen; first aid? I like kids to bleed on the easy-to-clean tile, and the light in the bathroom is better, so I keep it there).
Where will you want to reach to get it? First aid, for me, can go off to the side; I want the toothpaste front-and-center, ditto the aspirin.
Then make a list of the stuff you THINK you want there, or would like to have if it will fit (extra shampoo, visitors' towels, etc.)
I find that I prefer a shallow medicine cabinet. Almost nothign in there is deeper than 3"--the widest thing is the shaving-cream can. Most stuff is even smaller, which means it gets clustered together, and I knock the stuff in front off looking for the stuff in back. (usu. when the sink is full of water)
I also find I have a lot of tall skinny things--toothpaste, toothbrushes (which I don't like to have out in the open), hydrocortisone cream & other ointments, comb, razor). These are very hard to store in my medicine cabinet, yet that's where I want them.
If I could have any medicine cabinet I want, I'd have one w/ shallow storage on the back of the door--tall compartments I can drop those things into. And a shallow depth on the shelves inside the cabinet.
I also find that there are certain, ahem, items I like to be able to access while I'm seated on the toilet itself. A fresh roll of TP, other products. I've heard of people who had a tip-out compartment on the side of the vanity closest to the toilet. Or a cabinet sunk between the studs near the toilet. I staple-gunned some cut-down shoe pockets to the inside of the cabinet doors, so they swing out and over to me (doesn't work for TP, though).
And we can all tell what we like about our bathrooms, or what we wish we had (double sinks, etc.)
Here's mine: My DH will NOT enter the bathroom if someone is on the toilet, nor can I go in if he is. I wish we had a separate toilet compartment, so if he's taking a while, I can still brush my teeth.
We have an over-the-toilet cabinet. It creates great storage space (esp. since it's above the space-wasting back of the toilet itself). And it gives me an excuse to force everyone in the family to SHUT THE TOILET LID EVERY TIME. Because if they don't, stuff can fall in. (I don't love the risk that stuff can fall in, but let me tell you--everyone in my household shuts the lid! It also helps that if they didn't, the cat would drink out of the toilet, and that grosses them all out tremendously. One of those male-female problems avoided!)
I was also intrigued by the person who has the toothpaste in a tilt-out tray in her bathroom vanity.
Best of luck w/ your project!
We're doing our bathrooms one at a time. More of just an update in the master bath, and a complete overhaul in the guest and half bath.
The first thing I did was list a few things.
What do I NEED in my masterbath? In order of importance.
Like do you NEED a closet, or do you have one in your hall/bedroom that works for bathroom storage?? Etc.
What do I HATE in my current master bath? Toilet to far away? Cupboards not spacious enough?
Then lay out. Do you want the toilet as close as possible to the door? In its own area? Would it be more esthetically pleasing on the other side of the room? Shower and tub combo?? Separate? Shower beside the toilet? Other side of the room?
Would it be structurally feasible to place a hidden walk through closet between the two bathrooms, so you can share a large storage space between the two? Would you want to? (I've always wished I could! You only need one of everything then!)
Once you have all that done, work in what you want esthetically, too.
Like for us, we got rid of a bunch of drawers on the one vanity, and replaced them with wicker baskets on shelves. More practical for us, as well as more pleasing to the eye, for the look we went for.
It helps to make a scale model of the floor plan. Then make paper cutouts to size of a tub, toilet, closet, vanity (anything you're putting in there) and move them around over and over until you find what you're looking for. The bathroom forum and Renovation forums can help with these, if you're unsure of how to do them. They really are a great help!


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Jesse RogersCHICAGO -- The loss of former Chicago Blackhawks assistant general manager Marc Bergevin could have some far-reaching effects. Bergevin was named the general manager of the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday, which means coach Joel Quenneville has lost...
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Rapid Reaction: Hawks 5, Canadiens 1
Jesse RogersHere's a quick look at the Blackhawks' win over the Canadiens on Wednesday night. How it happened: The Hawks fell behind 1-0 on a Canadiens power-play goal in the second, but responded before the end of the period with two scores in the span of 21...
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Jesse RogersCHICAGO -- The Chicago Blackhawks lead the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 after two periods at the United Center. The Hawks got down 1-0 early in the period but stormed back with two goals in 21 seconds to take the lead. Jonathan Toews looked like he had ne...
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First-period wrap: Hawks 0, Canadiens 0
Jesse RogersCHICAGO -- The Chicago Blackhawks and Montreal Canadiens are scoreless after the first period at the United Center. Neither team pressured the opposing goaltender very much in the opening 20 minutes though Duncan Keith did hit the post on one shot a...
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Campoli fondly remembers time as a Hawk
Jesse RogersCHICAGO -- We'll never know what the Chicago Blackhawks blue-line could have been if former Hawk and current Montreal Canadian Chris Campoli had re-signed in the offseason as he expected to do. Campoli, in town to face the Hawks and only playing in...
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Brandon Pirri recalled by Chicago Blackhawks from Rockford
Jesse RogersThe Chicago Blackhawks recalled center Brandon Pirri and placed forward Dan Carcillo on injured reserve.
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Hawks' offensive drought continues
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Jesse RogersGoaltender Cristobal Huet, along with former Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Brent Sopel, will accompany the Hawks to the White House when they are honored for their 2010 Stanley Cup championship on Friday.
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Taking a look at possible finals foes
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Jesse RogersCHICAGO -- Willie Mitchell move over. Andrew Ladd is now the owner of the biggest hit delivered in a Hawks game this season, but it could cost him. Ladd led with an elbow to the head on Matt D'Agostini of the Canadiens as D'Agostini carried ...
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fetchmailconf fails to properly handle file permissions, temporarily exposing sensitive information to other local users.
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fetchmail is a utility that retrieves and forwards mail from remote systems using IMAP, POP, and other protocols. It ships with fetchmailconf, a graphical utility used to create configuration files.
Thomas Wolff discovered that fetchmailconf opens the configuration file with default permissions, writes the configuration to it, and only then restricts read permissions to the owner.
A local attacker could exploit the race condition to retrieve sensitive information like IMAP/POP passwords.
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Run "umask 077" to temporarily strengthen default permissions, then run "fetchmailconf" from the same shell.
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Celebration Lutheran Church is seeking a Director of Youth and Family Ministries – Senior High and Young Adults for a full-time position. We welcome a person who demonstrates a strong commitment to Christian Faith and Lutheran doctrine. Applicants must have a passion to energetically lead and motivate both youth and parents in their Christian walk. Proven communication and organizational skills, a college degree and experience working with youth in grades 9-12 are crucial. More information can be found here (PDF) or on their website. To apply, submit cover letter and resume to Terry Hagen, Director of Operations, at email@example.com.
Church Administrator
Desert Hills Lutheran Church is a dynamic, growing church looking for an individual who will use the administration ministry at Desert Hills to not only support, but to also lead in our mission. The Church Administrator oversees all business functions of the church, working with members and staff to achieve the objectives of the church as well as day to day operations. Specific areas of responsibility include but are not limited to: personnel management, finance, facilities, non-ministerial staff, logistical support of church activities and risk management. Conduct the business affairs of the church as a vital role in the ministry of the church, embracing the mission of the Desert Hills Lutheran Church. A full job description can be found here. Interested candidates may send resume and cover letter to email@example.com. Applications are accepted until position is filled.
Director of Children, Youth and Family
Energetic, Christ-filled individual whose primary objective is to partner with families and their children and youth as they seek to fulfill baptismal promises and build relationships. The work of this position is accomplished by coordinating the recruitment and training of lay leadership, teachers and other volunteers. Salary is dependent upon experience. Applications open until position is filled. Contact Pastor Janel at 651.439.5970 for a full job description including areas of responsibility and qualifications. Resumes and cover letters may be sent to St. Paul Lutheran Church, 609 5th St S, Stillwater, MN 55082.
Director of Faith Engagement
The Director of Faith Engagement (DFE) equips all those at Christ the King (CtK) to practice their faith by providing opportunities for both members and guests to identify their gifts, using them to more fully engage in CtK's ministries within and beyond this congregation. A full job description can be found here. Applications will be accepted until positon is filled. Send resume and cover letter to Pastor Peter Hanson at email@example.com.
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Living Spirit is seeking an energetic person to develop, plan, and implement ministries to children, youth, and families, with an emphasis on outreach to our neighborhood. We are a multicultural, multiracial, urban congregation in south Minneapolis, committed to offering vibrant worship and participating in God's creative work in today's world – doing justice, seeking peace, and building healthy communities. View full job description here. E-mail resume and cover letter to email@example.com.
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Chisago Lake Lutheran Church is looking to hire a full time Children, Youth and Family Ministry Coordinator. This includes ministry to children from birth through high school and their families. Relational and family ministry will be vital to this position. Chisago Lake Lutheran Church is a deeply rooted congregation in the lakes area of Chisago County, which deems to evolve and grow in our mission and outreach to children, youth and families. A full job description is available here. If you are interested in the position, please submit your resume, application and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com or to CLLC, PO Box 175, Center City, MN 55012 by March 20, 2015.
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First Lutheran Church, St. Peter, MN, invites applications for a FT position as Cantor (Director of Music). This person will lead the people's song as organist, conductor, and supervisor of the total music program of the parish. Candidates should be deeply rooted in Lutheran theology and practice, open to the incorporation of varied musical styles into a strongly liturgical worship tradition, and attentive to the involvement of youth in the musical life of the church. Applicants should have at least a Bachelor's degree in music and ideally some experience as a church musician. The position is available early summer. Salary and benefits commensurate with ALCM recommendations. For more information about the church and the position, consult www.flcstp.org. Applications should include a cover letter, résumé, three letters of recommendation, and recording/video of relevant performance. Electronic submissions can be sent to the church office at email@example.com. The Committee will begin reviewing applications on March 15.
Youth Ministry Intern
St. Andrew's is a very large church nestled in a small town. Youth come from various cities to this Lutheran Congregation to Proclaim Jesus Christ, Live in Christ and Serve. We strive to be a community of students and adults active in their faith who learn and grow together being transformed by God. The summer is very active; we lead a number of camp experiences throughout the year, mission trips, and weekend retreats. Summer is also filled with weekly programs such as bible studies, pool parties, fellowship and service opportunities as well as weekly worship. Interns will design and implement ministries, walk along youth in their faith journeys, teach bible studies and learn the inner workings of a Lutheran Mega Church. Interns also get a chance to pursue their unique gifts and passions related to Youth Ministry. Interns will meet with the Youth Ministry Staff monthly for evaluation and development plans. View full job description here (PDF). If you would like to pursue this opportunity then please send a cover letter, including a summary of your faith story and experience you have had working in ministry or with youth, and a resume to Pastor Brian Norsman at email@example.com.
Office Manager
Christiania in Lakeville is searching for an office manager. The ideal candidate will efficiently manage the church office, provide secretarial, bookkeeping, and clerical support to church staff and leaders, and be responsible for the accuracy of time sensitive communications to include in bulletins, newsletters, social media, and website maintenance. Proficiency in Microsoft Suite is required; experience with Church Windows desired. Minimum of 5 years experience preferred. Compensation will be based on experience and Saint Paul Area Synod guidelines. This position is 35 hours a week. Forward cover letter and resume to Pastor Dave Mesaros at email@example.com. Applications will be accepted until position is filled.
Youth Mentor
St. Timothy Lutheran Church is seeking a Christ centered youth mentor to work with our youth and their families. We strive to infuse the good news of Christ into all aspects of our daily life, and are seeking someone to guide our youth in developing their faith through service, worship and relationships. We are looking for someone who is passionate about youth ministry and is committed to developing and nurturing relationships with youth, their families, and Christ. This person must exhibit strong interpersonal skills and be interested in equipping students for leadership. An ability to work as a team is required, along with a prayerful and playful spirit. An ideal candidate for this 20 hour per week position would have a Bachelor's degree and experience working in youth ministry. For more information and complete job description, visit www.sttimothylutheran.org or contact Pastor Ruth Sorenson-Prokosch at email@example.com or by calling (651) 489-0336.
Nursery Care Coordinator
The person for this position provides care for the youngest community members (up to age 5) during Sunday morning worship services and the Sunday School hour each week. During the school year, the hours are 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Additional hours may be available during special events and services. The qualified candidate will be certified in CPR and First Aid, have experience working with children, and be at least 18 years of age. A full job description can be found here. To apply with a resume and cover letter, either email the church at firstname.lastname@example.com, or address to 865 Birch Street, Lino Lakes, MN 55014.
Director of Music Ministry
Cherokee Park United Church is seeking a person to serve as a part time Director of Music Ministry/Accompanist who is enthusiastic about a creative blend of traditional and contemporary/world music. The director will work with a choir of approximately 18 members and support volunteer cantors in leading the congregation in a variety of sung responses and other service music. We are seeking a candidate who embraces the congregation's commitment to theological openness, justice commitment, gender inclusiveness, antiracism and a full welcome of LGBT members and friends. Worship is at 10:15 a.m. from September through May and 9:30 during the summer. Choir rehearsals are on Wednesday evening. Cherokee Park United Church, located on St. Paul's West Side, is affiliated with the United Church of Christ and the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. The position is open until filled. Salary is commensurate with qualifications & responsibilities. Must be able to direct a choir and provide leadership for congregational singing. Strong accompanist and able to play organ for congregational hymns. B/A./B.S. Music or equivalent level of proficiency. Send resume to Pastor Tim Johnson at email@example.com. References are requested. For more information about Cherokee Park United Church go to www.cherokeeparkunited.org.
Advisor to the Bishop on the Well Being of Children & Youth
The Advisor to the Bishop is a part-time, deployed position, which focuses on community-based initiatives that support the well-being and success of children and youth in the East Metro area served by the Saint Paul Area Synod. The Advisor to the Bishop serves as the synod's representative at a variety of community-based initiatives and organizations and assists the Bishop and members of the synod to understand and respond to a variety of issues impacting the lives of children, youth and their families. A full job description can be found here (PDF). To apply for this position please submit a cover letter describing your interest in this work and a resume with contact information for three professional references. Materials can be mailed to Ms. Anna Grunner, Saint Paul Area Synod, 105 University Avenue West, Saint Paul, MN 55103 or submitted electronically to email@example.com. Deadline for applications has been extended to March 17, 2015 with an April 1, 2015 anticipated start date.
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This role seeks to provide excellence in hospitality by engaging and enriching care ministry, education, relationships, support, and nurturing the spiritual health and wellness of the congregation. Find more information & the full job listing here. Applications accepted through April 30, or until position is filled.
Individuals interested in applying for a position at SOTV should submit a completed application form, cover letter and resume to Jennifer Maxwell, Director of Operations at email@example.com.
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^ Not everyone. But don't give it away. Shhhhh....
If I can summarize, on multiple occasions during the Federation's investigation into the Shedai, the Federation accidentally unleashed the mental energies of the Cthulhoid Old Ones--real Old Ones, remembered in the Tholian collective consciousness, they who had uplifted the Tholians into consciousness so as to enslave them--onto the contemporary Tholians, on the final time accidentally inflicting a mental violation equivalent to agonizing rape on the entire species. (This while using the enslaved Shedai to annihilate a planet.)
The Tholians sent only a fifth of their fleet to destroy Vanguard and the Shedai contained within? Such moderation.
Honestly, especially given the multi-generational continuity of the Tholian collective consciousness, I'm not surprised that the Tholians are as strongly anti-Federation as they are. There's a very good case to be made that the Federation did many terrible things in the Taurus Reach, would have done very many more had things not broken, and that the Tholians' dispatch of an armada to destroy Vanguard and its captives was actually a good thing. I won't say that the Tholians were the good guys, but it seemed clear enough to me that if the Tholians hadn't assaulted the station sooner or later the Shedai would have gotten out with disastrous results.
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Yahoo Sports is beating rival ESPN.com for traffic that's specific to the global soccer event. But each have benefited from the unprecedented American fervor for the World Cup during the past two weeks.
Audi and Visa should be pleased about placing their bets on Yahoo for the World Cup. A Yahoo spokesperson said the two global brands have been the biggest ad buyers for its World Cup site, which was the traffic leader during the first two weeks of the soccer event, according to comScore's numbers.
Audi is the exclusive sponsor for Yahoo's coverage of the entire month-long sporting event, while constantly appearing on masthead ads and displays. Visa is the official sponsor of the Sunnyvale, CA-based Internet giant's fantasy league for the World Cup. EA Sports and Major League Soccer have also purchased Word Cup-specific ad placements, the Yahoo spokesperson said.
ComScore's numbers suggest their ad buys were well placed. From June 7-13 - which included the World Cup's first three days - Yahoo Sports accrued 22.7 million unique visitors. A Yahoo spokesperson said 7.9 million were specific to the World Cup site. For the same period, ESPN.com overall totaled 16.5 million unique visitors - which was a 3.4 million increase from the week before and can likely be attributed to its dedicated World Cup site. CBSSports.com came in third for that week, picking up 7.4 million unique visitors and increasing by 600,000 compared to the week before.
The market research company also found Yahoo Sports to be the leader for June 14-20, as it pulled in 21.7 million unique visitors. For the same period, once again ESPN (17.5 million) came in second and CBSSports.com (6.6 million) third. ESPN's coverage has been sponsored by Adidas, while Budweiser has also been a big advertiser. And Internet security brand Norton has exclusively sponsored CBSSports.com's coverage.
Meanwhile, several other brands have recently purchased display ads on the general Yahoo Sports channel and therefore have repeatedly appeared on the World Cup site while benefiting from the traffic boon. They include Target, Pantene, Southwest Airlines, Vonage, business-to-business companies Network Solutions and SAP, and Chinese renewable energy firm Yingli Solar.
The latter brand says the Yahoo ads are partly responsible for a 1,500 percent lift in site traffic since the soccer matches kicked off in South Africa. While a Yingli Solar spokesperson explained the company is trying to create brand awareness in the U.S., it has also been running ads via Chinese Internet portals and on television in its native country.
Lastly, as Americans have shown an unprecedented interest in the World Cup, traffic to those Web properties have seemed to reflect the fervor. ComScore's statistics for June 21-27 won't be available for at least a few days.
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A whole lot has changed in the two-plus decades since Bruce Springsteen lamented that there were "57 channels and nothing on."
First of all, for any TV-watcher with an average-or-larger cable bill, 57 channels probably seems like a quaint, long-ago notion, as a lap through the average on-screen menu these days scrolls through hundreds, rather than dozens, of channels.
And second to that is the undeniable, inarguable fact that there's more on TV now than at any time in the history of the medium -- more great dramas, more great comedies, more great miniseries and documentaries and movies -- or, as Jerry Seinfeld once said during a memorable first-class airplane trip, "More everything!"
For evidence, just look at the roster of potential trophy-grabbers at the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards, which air Sunday at 7 p.m. on CBS and CTV. Hosted by the multi-talented Neil Patrick Harris, this year's Emmys promise to be a celebration of some pretty darned great television programming.
Of course, with every Emmycast comes the annual round of fearless (but hopelessly flawed) Emmy predictions. Here are this year's picks, accompanied by the usual "No wagering, please" warning and a pre-emptive promise to really, truly try to do better next year:
Outstanding lead actress in a drama series
Connie Britton, Nashville
Claire Danes, Homeland
Michelle Dockery, Downton Abbey
Vera Farmiga, Bates Motel
Elisabeth Moss, Mad Men
Kerry Washington, Scandal
Robin Wright, House of Cards
Lowdown: Kind of a weird field this year, given the mishmash of cable/broadcast/PBS/online series from which the nominees are drawn. Danes has won before for Homeland, and many would consider Moss overdue for Mad Men. Britton, lamentably overlooked in this category during her Friday Night Lights run, is in tough and would be a very, very long-shot choice. Washington has straddled the TV/movies divide (Scandal, Django Unchained) recently and become something of a media darling, so she must be taken seriously.
The envelope, please: Washington
Outstanding lead actor in a drama series
Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad
Hugh Bonneville, Downton Abbey
Damian Lewis, Homeland
Kevin Spacey, House of Cards
Jon Hamm, Mad Men
Jeff Daniels, The Newsroom
Lowdown: An incredibly competitive category, in which any of the above could be considered a worthy winner. Cranston, a three-time winner, should be considered a front-runner because Emmy voters are creatures of habit, but Hamm is overdue and Lewis is a known and respected commodity. Spacey, a big-screen performer who appeared in a not-quite-TV (Netflix) show, could pull an upset if voters get all starstruck.
The envelope, please: Cranston
Outstanding lead actress in a comedy series
Laura Dern, Enlightened
Lena Dunham, Girls
Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie
Tina Fey, 30 Rock
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Veep
Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation
Lowdown: This one feels very much like a two-horse race, with the also-rans being cable-series stars Dern, Dunham and Falco and 30 Rock alumna Fey; Louis-Dreyfus and Poehler are leading the field with unquestionably hilarious performances in shows that are clearly and undeniably laugh-generating comedies. It's a well-deserved photo finish.
The envelope, please: Louis-Dreyfus
Outstanding lead actor in a comedy series
Jason Bateman, Arrested Development
Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory
Matt LeBlanc, Episodes
Don Cheadle, House of Lies
Louis C.K., Louie
Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock
Lowdown: Baldwin is an Emmy favourite, and could generate some thanks-for-the-memories votes now that 30 Rock is done, and Parsons has established himself as the funniest player on a mainstream network sitcom. Bateman could attract a block of votes because of all the attention Netflix's revival of Arrested Development generated, and C.K., a one-man creative juggernaut on a lesser-known cable comedy, certainly deserves serious consideration.
The envelope, please: Parsons
Outstanding drama series
Breaking Bad
Downton Abbey
Game of Thrones
House of Cards
Mad Men
Lowdown: Once again, the drama-series category produces a list of nominees that should be kept handy as a primer sheet for anyone who says there's nothing good on TV these days. This is the golden age of television, and here's all the proof you need. Top to bottom, a great collection of shows, but there's really only one choice here.
The envelope, please: Breaking Bad
Outstanding comedy series
30 Rock
Modern Family
The Big Bang Theory
Lowdown: It's the cable comedies vs. the network sitcoms -- did Emmy voters opt for safer, traditional broadcast fare, or edgier, more out-there specialty-net offerings? Modern Family and Big Bang are even money on the network side, and Louie and Veep are equally worthy atop the made-for-cable bracket. If this is a play-it-safe vote, Big Bang will triumph ... but the betting here is that it won't be.
The envelope, please: Veep
Outstanding miniseries or movie
American Horror Story: Asylum
Behind the Candelabra
The Bible
Phil Spector
Political Animals
Top of the Lake
Lowdown: Not surprisingly, a very diverse collection of nominees -- AHS: Asylum topped all programs with 17 nominations, but that won't be enough to earn it the big prize. Top of the Lake was a beautifully crafted but largely unnoticed crime drama, and Al Pacino's performance in Phil Spector definitely caused a stir. Michael Douglas and Matt Damon delivered fearless performances that turned Candelabra into the most talked-about movie of the year.
The envelope, please: Behind the Candelabra
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Not offensive, just depressing as hell. That's a big part of why I keep the screens up all year. It's also why I don't watch nature shows anymore. I know everything is dying off. I just prefer not to think about it.
My most recent submission on deviantART. Flowers and a sunset taken in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, overlooking the Gulf of Thailand.
I was really lucky with this. The lighting was great and I didn't use a flash. I used a landscape scenery mode and made sure the shadows were more emphasized than the highlights.
These were taken over the summer and I'm not sure if I posted them in here or the original thread at GSF. What's interesting about this species (it's a kind of Cuckoo Wasp) is that in some light it'll take on the dark blue color seen here, but other times it'll look almost entirely green.
Absolutely beautiful! Gorgeous color composition and detail on the fly, it contrasts really well with the white background. I have a really hard time taking macro photos.
I haven't seen that species of wasp, but I've seen other blue/green iridescent insects and photos can't really capture how cool it looks in person.
And yet again there are cases where macro reveals colors you can't really "see" with your eyes, or you perceive them differently. I have taken pictures of ladybugs that I would describe as red, but when you see it with a truly red background you understand that they look more like orange-red. Or a yellow butterfly that looks green-yellow on closer inspection.
Very nice picture, Clam. One thing to notice is that while you take the picture through the car the mirror shows another car behind you and it's like the driver in that car is also taking a picture. Well, I can't tell really, but the arm is positioned in such a way. Nice having all those "layers".
Indeed. Speaking of photos through the car, here's one I took last Sunday. As I was leaving a village I saw a herdsman with no less than 7 shepard dogs. A few hundred meters later I saw this flock (unwatched by the dogs) rushing towards their browsing paradise. Usually sheep move slowly, but these seemed to know exactly where they were heading to. I had to slowly follow them in the car.
Photos by a guy who hitchhiked on trains for 10 years. kinda cool. http://cnnphotos.blogs.cnn.com/2012/11/14/obsessed-with-train-riding/?hpt=hp_c3
That's really cool. I was going to hop a train to the West Coast the summer I was 18, but my partner chickened out, and I was afraid to do it alone.
I woke up at 4:30 today, supposedly to watch some Leonid meteors. It turned out to be disappointing - in the course of one hour I saw just two, both underwhelming. I was also taking long exposure photos in the darkest part of the sky in case I caught one this way. I didn't.
Instead of hiking today I bought a tropical fish tank and set it up. No pics yet, as there's no fish! They told me to run the filter and heater for 24 hours first. Hopefully some fish pics soon.
This is a really good image. The light on the subject and the background, the moon, the car just beginning to move. Of course, the real question is: is the Red Arrow one of the best 10 diners? And where is Robin Hood?
I'm just going to cut/paste from my GCB thread. Like Clammy does. Yellowjackets devouring cabernet grapes There were lots of them Continuing the bug theme, I made eye contact with a dragonfly This one seemed a little tense in its pose
Wine country is very very pretty Cabernet Sauvignon is king in Napa. Rows and rows of grapevines, as far as the eye can see
My daily (in a manner of speaking) razor. I took this shot for another topic that I can't find anymore. Pat.Jan.13.1920.USA
I don't have enough experience in that field. The atmosphere is great, and the food's good, if a little over-priced now. They've been open about 80 years or so. They used to close for 12 hours on Christmas Eve, but now they are truly 24/7/365. I suspect they got this rating in part because of their political notoriety. The diner is a famous campaign stop for Presidential hopefuls, as well as celebrities. There are little plaques that say stuff like, "Hillary Clinton sat here".
That's not really true, you know. Maybe occasionally, but I try to post different pics in each thread. FB, on the other hand... Everything you see on FB, you'll see here first.
Cool, I like old stuff like this. More so if they are actually used. Here's a detail from an old camera my granddad used I really should get down to taking pictures of old items one day, starting with coins. I'd like to learn what's the best way of taking such pictures in a controlled environment (a "studio" if you will)
I'm trying to teach myself that as well. The only two tricks I've figured out so far are tripods and flashlights.
I set up on top of this wall outside the perimeter road. I got several hoots and hollers from kids in cars. The shit I go through for art.
I took coin pictures today, among other things. I thought they came up pretty good (but let me know if otherwise). I don't know if the background seems OK but I thought it made a good contrast with the coins themselves. It's a cleaning cloth for monitors, I think. One penny, 1909. Franscisco Franco, caudillo de Espana, 1966 From the Soviet Union, One Kopek(sp?), 1974
5 Centimes, Republique Francaise, 1968 Half Dollar, United States of America, 1976 "Grow More Food", 5 Shillings, Somali Democratic Republic, 1970
Sovereign (gold), 1928 Kingdom of Greece, 30 drachma, 1963 (contains silver) One Cent, United States of America, 1852 10 Reichspfennig, 1940 (spooky)
You have some cool coins there. And yeah, the Reichspfennig is very creepy. Now you've inspired me to pull out my father's old coin collection and take some pictures. I'll be back...
Steel fermentation tank. The inside of a wine cave. An old fashioned wine-press. No one uses them anymore but they make for great office decorations (for multi-millionaire vineyard owners) Here's one from the Alaska trip that I put on my blog but not in any photog threads. My wife took this one.
This is curious. Check out the differences between the two silver dollars in terms of engraving quality. Different mint, or is the second one... counterfeit?!
I was sick this week, so that's two weeks in a row with no pictures. I have a mind to try and make up for that next weekend though. Be ready for the spam I've got two new state parks to see.


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Her designs feature an eclectic combination of rugged organic materials arranged with classic metals and gemstones and embellished with her signature carvings. Using items such as ancient beads and charms and old Venetian glass, her mixed-media collections have drawn followers from around the world. A reverence for nature and inspirational quotes are twin themes in many pieces, such as a metal "Peaceable Kingdom" cuff depicting birds, an elephant, horse, bear, fox, owl and other animals along with the engraved message: "Honor all Creatures Great and Small Radiate Sunshine Love Love."
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MaHarry never studied jewelry design, even though it had been her passion since childhood, when she used to fashion jewelry out of found items like rusty bottle caps and feathers. After years of wondering "What do I do with my life?" and working long hours at odd jobs, MaHarry took the advice of her sister who suggested she follow her passion instead of trying to squelch it. "When I finally became true to my inner self, life really blossomed into a wonderful bouquet of blessings," MaHarry says.
What ensued was a skyrocketing career that began with local trunk shows and eventually landed her designs in Robert Redford's Sundance Catalog in 2000. MaHarry has been the most-featured, best-selling jewelry designer for the catalog for the past decade. The exposure has allowed her to reach tens of millions, shedding light on the causes that she is passionate about, all while following her life-long bliss.
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Deeply invested in environmental, animal and humanitarian issues, MaHarry regularly designs pieces for her Jewels for Kindness collection, raising money and awareness for a variety of organizations that work to protect the very things that inspire her designs. "With all the goodness that fills my life, I am always looking for ways to give back and create uplifting change" MaHarry says.
Her most recent collaboration, which debuted in late 2011, is with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC). After traveling to NRDC headquarters and learning about their global programs dedicated to the protection of wildlife and wild places, MaHarry says, "It is one of the most amazing nonprofits that I have ever been involved with."
She created a collection of pendants, necklaces, cuffs, bracelets, rings and key chains that highlight a few of the organization's key missions with creative simplicity. A whale and dolphin playfully coexist on a metal cuff inscribed "Never Give Up." An owl sits among hand-carved tree branches on a pendant encrusted with diamonds. An earth-blue stone is surrounded by hand carvings of prayer feathers engraved into a recycled rose gold band. A portion of the proceeds from the collection will be donated to the NRDC.
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MaHarry's compassion and commitment to protecting the earth extend into her everyday life. Her Sun Horse Ranch in Ojai, California, is full of rescued ranch animals that she now cares for, as well as dogs and cats in foster care awaiting good homes. Organic gardens supply the food for homecooked meals, and her family and a small staff work alongside her in the Jes MaHarry Studio located on the ranch.
MaHarry's eco-aware lifestyle has helped inform her expanded designs, too. No longer is the Jes MaHarry brand only associated with jewelry. Now she has an organic clothing collection, hand-blended fragrances and artisan-made home decor, all using eco-friendly materials and created by local talent. "I want to bring an awareness to others of being pure in an American-made way," MaHarry says. "I want to share the good things that I've learned."
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- Sorry for starting a new thread; I just joined this list. I was told
about the thread regarding different paradigms of programming and how
"Perl" allows one to handle many different and thus one doesn't need to
learn other languages. Pulling out one quote from Rob Nagle from the
> Here's a bold statement: you don't really need to learn a new
Rob, I'm sorry, but this is completely wrong. It reminds of me of a
> programming language, if you know Perl. Perl allows you to think like
> you would in Haskell, C, Java, Lisp, etc. You do need to learn all
> that Perl offers, and that's where HOP fits in.
kid in a writing class who explained to our prof that he doesn't need
to visit foreign countries because he has the Internet. I didn't know
whether to laugh or cry.
Another example: I speak French. I don't speak it as well as I used
to, but I can still hobble along a bit. As soon as I started learning
French, my grades in English shot up quite a bit. Aside from some odd
idiomatic constructs in both languages, there's little that can be
expressed in one that can't be expressed in another, but that hardly
suggests that learning French is a useless exercise.
More examples: when I learned Java, my OO Perl knowledge and ability
improved tremendously. There's not much in Java that I can't do in
Perl (the reverse is not true, oddly enough), but even Java's "almost
OO" implementation was tremendously useful.
And then we get to Smalltalk. Take a gander at this code
1. hello: times
2. (times > 100)
3. ifTrue: [ Transcript show: 'You will get bored!']
4. ifFalse: [1 to: times do: [:i | (Transcript show: 'Hello
World') cr]]
(I added the line numbers)
Line two is not a conditional. It's a constructor that returns a
boolean object. Lines 3 and 4 are the "ifTrue" and "ifFalse" messages
that are sent to the boolean instance. The object decides how to
handle (and even ignore) those messages. There really aren't if/else
statements in Smalltalk. And what does that mean for this argument?
After I started thinking about that for a while and examining my OO
code, many of my if/else statements were actually encapsulation
violations. By rigorously excising them, my code became simple, more
correct and easier to maintain. By diving into another programming
culture, I learned more about my own.
Maybe you can do without other programming languages for the bulk of
your work, but you cannot replicate their culture in Perl. You cannot
truly understand what it is to be French without living over there.
Think of Java: so much Java code out there is merely procedural code
wrapped in classes. There's nothing OO about it (and the same is true
of many Perl OO modules). However, those who write that code are quite
likely to claim they understand OO.
So my subject was rather tongue-in-cheek, but it's not too far off.
MMy code currently only touches the full power of logic programming.
It doesn't allow modules, there are no definite clause grammars (yet)
and operator support is limited. What does most of that mean? Who
knows? One will never know if one only goes by my code.
Ovid - Curtis Poe writes:
> Google better, please. They're building a system in Perl to manage
> data and benchmarks for symbolic computations, including theorem
mentions a Turing Machine compiler written in Perl. Isn't this close
enough? The point is that you could do theorem proving in Perl. The
syntax does not have to be Prolog, and could be very Perl-like.
> languages for their relative strengths rather than try to shoehorn
I never said people didn't use different languages. For example,
> everything into one language, eh?
Python and Perl are quite similar. However, if you know Python, you
have all the tools and community you need to learn all the important
principles in computer science. If you come by them by someone making
a DSL that looks and smells like Prolog, you came about it through
your community. You don't need to learn Prolog separately. You get
he concepts, including how the language and interpreter are structured
through a package implemented in your own language. It's like
learning philosophy from translated versions of the originals. It's
still valid knowledge acquisition without leaving your native tongue.
You might bring in words such as Gestalt and Zeitgeist, but that's not
speaking or learning the language. Just a few important idioms
provided through the translation.
> You're making an extraordinary claim and I'm asking what experience you
There are a lot of interesting issues in the above paragraph. Trust
> have to back it up. You say that a person can achieve "X" by doing "Y"
> and that doing "Z" really isn't necessary. You haven't done Z, so you
> have no *personal* basis with which to compare. Many people (including
> myself) on this list who have done both Y and Z have direct personal
> experience and they disagree with you.
relationships are mathematical proofs based on axioms. Whatever I
write on this list is axiomatic. There is no way to prove or disprove
the claims. Complex trust delegations, such as, reputation, are based
on the ill-founded theory that the delegate is an appropriate
surrogate for your model of "doing". For example, most students who
have taken a comparative language course think they have "done" Lisp
and Smalltalk. BTW, this is why references and interviews are bad
predictors of future performance. It's too easy to lie, fool a
reference, or even collude with a reference.