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Indian Railways introduced the Tatkal Ticket Booking in 1997 in India. Tatkal Ticket meant that a passenger who wants to travel by train at a short notice pride, this type of passenger can book the train ticket in Tatkal scheme.
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|Gracie Ostertag, Dominique Petrie & Madeline Wethington Tabbed Alternate Captains; Team USA Opens Tournament Jan. 6 vs. Sweden at 11:30 a.m. ET
DMITROV, Russia – Forward Taylor Heise (Lake City, Minn.) has been named captain of the 2018 U.S. Under-18 Women's National Team, it was announced today by USA Hockey.
In addition, Gracie Ostertag (Shakopee, Minn.), Dominique Petrie (Beverly Hills, Calif.) and Madeline Wethington (Edina, Minn.) were tabbed alternate captains.
"Taylor is a real positive and encouraging teammate that has great passion for representing the U.S. on the international stage," said Joel Johnson, head coach of the 2018 U.S. Under-18 Women's National Team. "All four of these players bring great experience as a leadership group and have a positive influence on this team both on and off the ice."
Heise helped the U.S. earn gold medals at both the 2017 International Ice Hockey Federation Under-18 Women's World Championship in Zlin and Prerov, Czech Republic, and the 2016 IIHF Under-18 Women's World Championship in St. Catharines, Ontario. The Lake City, Minnesota, native most recently captained the 2017 U.S. Under-18 Women's Select Team at the Under-18 Series vs. Canada last August in Lake Placid, New York.
Ostertag, Petrie and Wethington were all part of the gold medal-winning 2017 U.S. Under-18 Women's National Team, while Ostertag and Wethington also helped the 2016 U.S. squad earn gold in St. Catharines, Ontario.
Team USA is set to compete at the 2018 IIHF Under-18 Women's World Championship, which runs Jan. 6-13 in Dmitrov, Russia. The U.S. opens the competition vs. Sweden on Saturday (Jan. 6) at 11:30 a.m. ET.
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It was my honor to be at the inaugural CFP Championship Game in AT&T stadium.This football season fulfills one of my bucket list line items. I wish Arik and Marcus all the success in the NFL. I hope their dreams come true.


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Spiritual testimonial when you read my journal, you can see the connection of my mind body and soul and how amazing I feel after each class. Even after your first class, you do feel like a million dollars, there is a sense of accomplishment because you know you know you have never done anything like this before. The room is so hot, 105 degrees and you are stretching, pulling, and exerting..the results are internal and external. Another part to the spiritual is the breathing that you do in class. Bikram, hot yoga, is a series of 26 poses, with 2 breathing series (pranayama). Pranayama is controlled breath which begins Bikram Hot Yoga. Our instructor does six counts for each inhale and six for each exhale. Inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth, it is a very activated complete breathing exercise. The rest of the poses including the savasna has you breathing only using your nose.When you use your mouth to breath, your stimulate your "flight or fight" gland which is used when stress is involved. The example is when you encounter a bear, your gland will constrict your eyes, raise your hair, and increase your heart rate to get you to run. The reason I add this is to ensure that your spiritual journey is complimented by your breathing, which should be controlled and add to the meditation.
Physical testimonial, let me first start off with my knees. I am a runner and had a meniscal surgery over ten years ago. With that, my left knee was never the same. After a long run (over five miles), I would have a hard time sleeping because my knee was sore. I am embarrassed to say...I had to get a massage at least once a month to handle the discomfort. BUT I loved running. Since I have started Hot Yoga, I have not needed to have a massage. Not only is it incredible to know that I am saving money, but more that my body is healing by itself. Update on my running, I ran two miles without my knee brace. I could not find it before my run so I decided to cut my miles in half. Note, I have never ran without my brace because the one time I did, severe pain! The two miles were smooth, no pain on my knee. My other problem area is my left shoulder. It is taking longer than my knee but has significantly reduced in soreness, clicking and pain since I have done yoga. Bikram is known to have preventative/healing effects because through practice, you get oxygen to each joint, muscle, every part of your body. Also, there is a tourniquet-release effect that creates increased circulation. For me, I feel that is why my knee and shoulders are getting better.
Physical testimonial, if you read my journal, you may have seen my before and after shots. I started Bikram April 9, 2010 and you can see in almost two months increased hydration, reduction of eye bags and over renewal in my face. I am overjoyed by these photos. My family tell me that I have a glow and it is incredible. Side story, I got carded twice this week! I have always had good skin, but didn't think it could get better. As far as a facial regimen, I have always taken care of my skin. This is my secret.
The four step process is C.T.H.P, Cleanse, Treat, Hydrate and Protect.
Cleanser, you need a good one that will mildly exfoliate your skin. I recommend using a Clarisonic brush (which I use three times a week) with a cleanser to remove any dead/dry areas of your skin. After Bikram, I cleanse at night. For the cleanser, make sure it is free of parabens.
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Treat, this all depends on what you are trying to treat. 20's skin probably want begin treating with Vitamin A, you probably do not have a lot of problems yet so taking care of your skin with Vitamin A will help pretreat your skin and act as a mild exfoliant. There are a lot of over the counter products (OTC) with Retinol-that is Vitamin A. 30's skin want to begin treating the sun exposed skin with Vitamin C-you probably got your fair share of sun so this is your time to reduce the freckling and sun spots. OTC products with ascorbic acid 10% is where you want to go. 40's skin we want hydration..my mom used to think that was the reason wrinkles were caused by "lack of hydration". OTC products with hyaluronic acid is the best. This is natural in skin and replacing it is ideal.
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As a rule, you want to begin layering these products together and I have seen combination products with all of these .
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Hydrate, no matter what age, this is what we need! Products with hyaluronic acid is a wonderful agent as well as essential fats like shea butter and linoleic acids. I am a big believer of this as this is what gives us our glow. In Bikram, we are sweating internally for 90 minutes and my thought is we bring essential oils out. I think this is what is adding to my skin :)
Protect, sun is our enemy! At least to our face. So we need to protect with UVA/UVB sunscreen. Most dermatologists will tell you to go at least 70 SPF. You know yourself, just protect.
Do all these and you will be able to revitalize your skin.
I do not even need lotion on my legs any more as my oils are all balanced out, it is wonderful how dewy my skin feels.
Physical testimonial, I have toned my arms and lost inches in my waist line. My intention for Bikram was a spiritual journey but losing inches is welcomed. I did not measure my arms but I know that I am more toned because I have no problem wearing some of my tank tops and strapless dresses which I would never consider without a jacket before. My jeans are loose, when I go shopping I will let you know what is the new size I am in.
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If you are getting married soon, this will be a great practice for weight loss, improvement in skin and tone before your wedding. Check out MerryWedding.com for more details on wedding planning.
I play poker on the side and my practice has helped my mental game tremendously. It has also allowed me to be a better coach, read more.
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If you found this information helpful or would like to comment, I would really appreciate your visit and post on my blog at the top, please visit. Thanks!
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Craig Bone was born in Salisbury, Rhodesia, Africa. He studied Graphic Arts at Natal University in South Africa. In 1973, Craig returned to Rhodesia and enlisted in the Rhodesian Light Infantry. During this time he painted vivid scenes of combat and was totally immersed in the war. Craig was severely wounded by a mortar attack, which almost cost him his legs and his life, subsequently his focus turned to painting full time. Craig has since devoted his time, energy and skills to helping various organizations and charities.
Craig's strong sense of community spirit and his passion for the military has encouraged him to support veteran programs throughout the United States and in Zimbabwe. Recently, Craig raised over $100,000 for the Safari Club International Veterans Committee, which supports soldiers from Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraqi who have been wounded during active duty. His painting titled "Earth, Wind and Fire" is a depiction of the reality of the Vietnam War and honors the sacrifice of American soldiers. This work of art presently hangs in the Pentagon. Craig is currently working on similar projects connected to the Iraq and Afghanistan War.
Craig has been awarded the Safari Club Medal of Valor for his consistent support and dedication to the Veteran's Committee, and in 2003, Craig was also awarded the Safari Club International Wildlife Artist of the year. Due to his obvious passion and support of veteran programs, Craig was honored to participate in the official opening of Fort Bragg's Airborne and Special Operations Museum in North Carolina. Within his own community, Craig has volunteered his time to the Cancer Center Health Park of Fort Myers, Florida.
To date, Craig has illustrated several books that have been published and sold to the public and private organizations.


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Looking for a new home is very exciting. You may have been dreaming about this moment for a long time and now it's finally here. Choosing a home can be a very emotional experience and is often driven by the heart. Understandable as it will be the place you call 'home' for the foreseeable future. Not just bricks and mortar but a home.
We are all for this, we want our buyers to fall in love with their ideal house, however, with our practical hat on there are a few areas that you can look at when viewing a house that will help you take in the true detail of the house. Most buyers will have a list of properties that they wish to view. When going from one to another sometimes with very little time in between it is easy to get viewing fatigue. After a while the houses can merge into one another. Which one was it again that had that handy pantry cupboard? What was the flooring like again? It's really easy to forget when looking at multiple homes.
To help you get the most from your we have a compiled a list of areas to look at and questions to ask.
- Request a brochure. When you ring the estate agent to book a viewing, request a brochure to be sent out. Alternatively, print one off the online listing yourself. Take the brochure along with you to the viewing and make notes. It is so much easier to weigh up each home later in the day with all your notes compiled with each brochure.
- Take your time. A good viewing should take between 35 – 50 minutes or longer, depending on the size of the house and grounds. In this time, you should have walked around the house a number of times, checked out all the storage and thought about how it would work for you. A house will be the most expensive purchase you will make so take your time and take it in.
- Don't be afraid to ask questions. You may feel more comfortable asking the estate agent rather than the home owner. If so, ask the agent to conduct the first viewing. If this is not possible and the owners show you around try not too shy away from asking questions. Even awkward questions can be put diplomatically. However, if you don't want to offend them then make a note of the questions and ask the estate agent following the viewing. Having some questions prepared is a great idea. Here are a few to start you off:
Which way does the house face?
Are the plumbing and electrics working ok?
When was the last time they were updated?
Has the boiler been serviced annually?
Has the house ever been flooded or come close to being flooded?
How much are the utility bills?
Are there any planning applications in the direct area?
What are the neighbours like?
How long have you lived here for? Many owners will naturally lead on from this and tell you why they are moving. That is a useful piece of information to note.
Have there been any offers on the property so far?
Has a survey been conducted recently?
- Storage space – have a look at all obvious storage spaces to see if you feel there is enough for you and your family. Ask if there is any additional storage that you haven't seen. For instance – the loft could be boarded out.
- Think about the potential to improve the home. Whilst the house maybe sufficient in size for you now, in the future you may need more room. Rather than moving again, you could improve the existing home. So, whilst viewing, scope out possible areas where you could extend and have a look in the attic space to see if you could convert it in the future.
- Keep an eye out for tell tale signs of damp. This can be discolouration on the walls and windows and also a smell in the air. Don't panic though, damp can often appear worse than it is. If you spot some, enquire about its cause. Make a note and get it checked out by a professional yourself if you are serious about purchasing the home
- Check the condition of the windows. Replacing windows can be an expensive job if the whole house needs updating. Look for rotten frames and double glazing that has blown. Ask the estate agent or owner when they were last updated.
- Risk of flooding. Flooding can cause devastation for many homeowners. Check how close to a water course the house is and if there has been any history of flooding. Be aware that it isn't only natural water courses such as river and streams that can cause flooding but also blocked drains. If there is a history, you need to weigh up the risk for you. Home insurance costs should also be a consideration.
- Check the roof. Stand back and cast an eye over the roof. Although you may be no roofing expert, sometimes it is easy to spot missing tiles, rotten soffit and fascia board and alike. Ask the owner if there are any issues with the roof, especially if there is a flat roof.
Getting the most out of your viewings can really help you weigh up the right options for you. It is so easy to get carried away with the emotions of buying a home and how you feel about the house, sometimes having a practical viewing plan can really help you make the best decisions by using your head as well as your heart to guide you.
Whilst there is no substitute for getting a survey completed to look for many of the issues we have mentioned, at least if you uncover or spot a potential problem upfront you are not in for a nasty shock further down the line.
If you are looking for a new home, why not register with Alexander Taylors? We are always taking on new property and could have just the one for you coming up. For a chat about what we have and what is on the horizon, give us a ring on 01324 811 233 or email [email protected]


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Missing Argentinian Submarine, ARA San Juan, found
November 2018
On 17 November 2018, Ocean Infinity, charterer of Swire Seabed's vessel Seabed Constructor, confirmed to have located the missing Argentinian submarine, ARA San Juan, which went missing on 15 November 2017. The wreckage was found in a ravine at 920 m water depth approximately 600 km east of Comodoro Rivadavia in the Atlantic Ocean.
During the two-month search effort, five Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) were deployed from Seabed Constructor, the host vessel used for Ocean Infinity's survey spread. The search team on board also included survey specialists from Swire Seabed and ROV specialists who conducted Point of Interest (POI) surveys using one of Swire Seabed's deep water Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs).
Swire Seabed extends their deepest condolences to the families affected by this tragedy and hopes that locating the ARA San Juan will help in providing comfort and closure to the families. Furthermore, we would like thank our project crew on board Seabed Constructor for their dedication and diligence during this extra-ordinary mission.
For more details on the search, please visit Ocean Infinity's website.


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Table of Contents
Coming Soon!
Reflections on the Web
Our third book is already in the planning stages and will include the best poetry and
stories from BOTH the forums and the main site. This one is sure to knock the socks off
the poetry community, so be sure to watch for it around Fall of 2003.
The quality and commitment you've come to expect. The touching poetry and prose you'll
find no where else.
In late 2001, Passions in Poetry published its first anthology of poetry.
Voices on the Web drew from our always active forums and was over a
year in the making, representing the work of over two hundred incredibly talented poets.
It was a smashing success, and led to immediate plans for another book. Like our first
anthology, the second was an uphill struggle and we discovered, once again, that real
quality does not come easily. But it is attainable.
In 2003, we are proud to announce the publication of
Visions on the Web,
the long-awaited companion volume to Voices.
This compilation of the best poetry available at the netpoets.com main site, as
determined by the votes of nearly 25,000,000 web visitors, was well worth the wait.
Visions proves, once again, that the beauty and wisdom of poetry is no longer sequestered
in the darkened halls of academia, but is alive and well in the hearts of the world. It
will make you laugh and cry and send chills through the fabric of your heart. The beauty
of this poetry probably won't change your life, but it certainly will enrich it. Poetry
for the people, and by the people.
Who will be the next
Edgar Allan Poe?
Or the next Robert Frost? Or Sylvia Plath? We don't really know, of
course, but you can bet whoever it is, they'll probably get their start in a book just
like Visions on the Web. This volume holds some of the best poetry in the world. Maybe ten
or twenty years from now, names like Ruth Kephart and Judy Burnette and Jason
Daniels will be the new household names of poetry. And you'll be able to say, "I
knew them when ..."
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Introduction: Poems Have Magic
by Ron Carnell
Contrary to childhood aphorisms, words have power. They can hurt us far more than
sticks and stones, and too often they do. But words also have the power to heal. They can
help make whole that which the rigors of life and time have broken. That, I believe, is
the Magic of Poetry.
This discovery came to me slowly.
Three years ago, before starting the Passions in Poetry web site, my only insights
about poetry were personal ones. I had been writing poems since my early teens, a span of
about thirty-five years, and I long ago recognized the power they had in my own life.
Verse allowed me to communicate, to a select few, things that otherwise would have
remained unspoken. I didn't know it then, and wouldn't realize it for many more years, but
there was a chain wrapped around my heart, padlocked against both intrusion and extrusion.
Pen and paper were the only keys allowing me a brief respite from my prison.
When I impulsively posted my poetry on the Internet in late 1998 and invited others to
join me, I discovered I wasn't alone. The chain that bound my heart wasn't the short
length I had imagined it to be, but rather extended around the globe, wrapping itself
around the hearts of many. Today, I suspect "many" is probably "all."
I think that same chain encircles all of humanity, stopping at each heart along the way to
twist and twine and bind. For some it becomes a wall that must be surmounted, for others
it becomes a dark prison, but none of us remain untouched. Everyone struggles to
Poetry certainly isn't the only key that can unlock that chain, but I'm convinced it's
a significant one. My first clue came within weeks of opening Passion's virtual doors and
from a very unlikely venue.
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Within a few days of each other, I received three different emails from visitors to
Passions, looking for the poem that was recited at the funeral in this 1994 movie (it was
Funeral Blues by W.H. Auden). That was my first "poem in a movie" request, but
it certainly wasn't the last. From Pablo Neruda in "Patch Adams," to Dylan
Thomas in Rodney Dangerfield's "Back to School", to William Ernest Henley in
"Dead Poet's Society," hardly a week goes by without someone writing in hopes of
finding something they heard that touched their hearts. They often forget the movie title,
they forget the story and characters, but they find they cannot forget the poem.
The requests aren't limited to movies and television, though. I get even more from
people looking for a poem they heard as a child or adolescent, perhaps from a parent or a
teacher. They rarely remember the title, even more rarely the author, and often can give
only a few words and a remembered sense of awe as clues.
People, I think, look for long-lost poetry in much the same way they look for long-lost
friends, and maybe even for the same reasons.
Why Do You Read Poetry?
Poetry, of course, opens a path of communication between the author and the reader,
allowing us to learn something of the human condition through the experiences of another
person. And that is a powerful reason to read poetry. The same is true, however, of prose,
and also of theatre, paintings, sculpture, and music.
Poetry is perhaps unique in that it often opens more than a single line of
communication. The author talks to the reader, yes, but I think the reader also does a
little of the talking. To friends, to family, to the world outside themselves. "This
is how I have felt, too," the reader says. Through the words and truths of the poet,
the reader is also set free from that great length of chain binding the heart.
Writers write because they feel an enormous, overwhelming need to communicate. Many
could no more stop writing than they could stop breathing, and many more could care less
if anyone ever read their words. They write for themselves. They use pen and paper to all
too briefly free themselves from the chain that binds us all. In this, because all are
similarly bound, I think all of us are poets. Everyone feels the need, even if it remains
yet unrecognized.
Some writers go beyond. They discover that communication is a two-way street, and they
struggle diligently to learn better ways to impart understanding. Their first goal remains
the same, to free themselves, but they realize that in reaching that goal they may also
have the power to free others. Thus are born the Shakespeares, the Keats, the Nerudas.
There is a great chain that wraps all of humanity, leading from one breast to the next,
locking our hearts from each other and strangling communication.
Poetry, very simply, is the magic that can transform that chain into a connection, a
path that travels from heart to heart, from person to person, showing us we are not so
very different.
"This is how I have felt, too."


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Jan 23, 2018 17:14 IST
The Supreme Court said on Thursday the National Investigation Agency cannot probe the legitimacy of Hadiya Jahan's marriage. The bench said marriage has to be separated from criminal action or conspiracy, adding that only Hadiya has the right "to decide on her choices". (Vipin Kumar / HT File)
A member of the Rajput community holds a placard during a protest against the release of 'Padmaavat' in Mumbai. The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh governments' pleas to modify its earlier order lifting the ban on the film. (Danish Siddiqui / REUTERS File)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi told top CEOs in Davos on Tuesday that India means business and presents exciting opportunity for global businesses. Addressing a roundtable, Modi narrated India's growth story. Prime Minister Modi also delivered the keynote speech opening the World Economic Forum. (PTI / PIB)
Commuters on Tuesday faced traffic jams on prominent stretches across Delhi as the full dress rehearsal for the Republic Day parade began from Vijay Chowk towards Red Fort. All parallel roads on the route of the parade in central Delhi were congested because of barricades and pickets put in place by traffic police. (Raj K Raj / HT Photo)
Senior BJP leader Anandiben Patel was sworn in as the governor of Madhya Pradesh. Madhya Pradesh High Court Chief Justice Hemant Gupta administered the oath of office to Patel at a ceremony held at the Raj Bhawan. (Mujeeb Faruqui / HT Photo)
Traders in popular markets across Delhi shut shop today and participated in protests organised at six venues in the city against the sealing drive being carried out by municipal corporations on the direction of a Supreme Court-appointed monitoring committee. (ANI)
The Shiv Sena on Tuesday announced at its national executive meeting that it will contest the 2019 state and Lok Sabha elections on its own, and elevated Uddhav Thackeray's son Aaditya (left) in its hierarchy making him a part of the party's core team. (Anshuman Poyrekar / HT Photo)
Election commissioner OP Rawat assumed office as the new chief of the poll panel on Tuesday after the government announced his elevation on Sunday. A 1977-batch IAS officer of Madhya Pradesh cadre, Rawat, who joined the Election Commission in August 2015, takes over as the chief election commissioner from Achal Kumar Joti whose term ended yesterday. (Vijay Verma / PTI)
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Fall can be a great time to tap into spring fever.
With many months to go before the cold nights and warmer days of late winter maple sugar season, autumn is a good time for people who want to tap their own trees to learn more about this New England tradition.
More information will be available at a maple sugaring display that will be part of the 28th annual Waters Farm Days, to be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 6 and 7.
For the first time this year, the Uxbridge-based Blackstone Valley Sugaring Association will demonstrate the art of making maple syrup from trees in the backyard. Association representatives will demonstrate how to determine the best trees to use, how to tap those trees and how the sap can be converted into syrup.
That is just one of many traditional New England farming events to be showcased at the festival. Other events will include a draft horse demonstration; tinsmithing; horse and tractor-drawn wagon rides; and hearth cooking displays.
The festival also features 4-H animal displays; a police dog program by the Sutton police; archery demonstration; glass gilding; a portable saw mill; and, on Oct. 7 only, an antique tractor pull.
The 120-acre Waters Farm was built in 1757 by Stephen Waters. The site preserves farm life of the 19th century, and includes a main house, cook barn, two-bay wagon shed, blacksmith shop, shingle mill and sugar house.
That sugar house makes the sugaring display a natural for the festival, said Valerie Paul, co-founder of the Blackstone Valley Sugaring Association.
�We feel strongly that part of our mission is to encourage sugaring in the Blackstone Valley,� she said. �When you�re at the farm, you really should have the chance to see this beautiful sugar house.�
By tapping trees, even on the smallest scale, people can connect with nature, she said. �All you need is one maple tree that�s big enough to tap,� she said. One tree with two taps can produce enough syrup for one family pancake breakfast.
�Just don�t invite the neighbors,� she said with a laugh, because the production on that scale will be limited.
Musical performers at the festival will include Tim Janis, who has sold more than 1 million albums and been involved with Music with a Mission, which combines music with social issues throughout the world. He will also sign copies of his new book �Shine Like a Lighthouse.� His CDs and DVDs will sold at the event.
Food selections will include the farm�s well-known apple crisp, which will be served with ice cream.
The festival is one of the few times in the year when the historic farm is open to the public. Organizers hope the festival will help give visitors an appreciation for the farm, said Pat Nedoroscik, an organizer of the event.
�It�s really important to expose people to the beauty of this place,� she said.
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How Your Child Benefits From Play
Enjoy may be the company of youth, permitting your son or daughter complimentary rein to try out the planet inside him, says Linda Acredolo, professor of psychology at the University of California around him and the emotional world.
You, there's a lot of work problem solving, skill building, overcoming physical and mental challenges going on behind the scenes while it may look like mere child's play to.
Here are a few on the plain actions your son or daughter is actually having and mastering, in conjunction with tips on what you'll be able to assist raise the great things about their enjoy.
Enjoy develops the creativity
Pretending, or play that is actually imaginative is among the foundations of a kid's globe. Children start showing this conduct across the chronilogical age of 2.
Just about anything can encourage your son or daughter's creativity, like objects that are everyday. This might be as symbols, says Acredolo: He's learning that one thing can stand for other things because he uses them. Utilizing their ability that is new to, he is able to change a block of timber into a boat, a couple of pans and pots into a drum ready.
Daily items are not the things that become only are changed in your son or daughter's make-believe world. So might be the functions he thinks in the enjoy.
If he is visiting terminology with a brand new brother, for instance, he might integrate lots of nurturing conduct into their enjoy, mimicking his new brother to your interaction or brother. Creative enjoy brings your son or daughter a feeling of controls while he interprets the dramas of everyday activity and ways the principles of personal conduct.
Ways to inspire play that is imaginative
Hold a package of daily items which your son or daughter may use during pretend enjoy. Child variations of mature things, such as for instance enjoy telephones and vinyl dishes, services facilitate role-playing, and objects that are open-endedtoys that may have significantly more than one usage), such as for instance coloured obstructs, extend the creativity with limitless opportunities.
Enjoy encourages skills that are social
As young children, kids perform hand and hand without apparent interaction (this might be known as synchronous enjoy). Throughout the preschool many years, they begin to connect to one another by producing story that is complex along.
They learn to negotiate, cooperate, and share (though some kids don't master the art of sharing until they're 4 to 6 years old) as they do this,. Whenever kids differ about whom reaches function as the father or who'll use the dress that is purple they are really creating crucial personal expertise, states Sara Wilford, manager on the artwork training scholar plan at Sarah Lawrence university in Bronxville, nyc.
Ways to promote play that is social
As soon as your kid settles into preschool, he will discover playmates here. But he will want the help offer those relations away from college.
The way that is easiest to construct newfound relationships would be to set up playdates or create an enjoy class for the kid along with his buddies. Have the baseball moving by adding video games or tasks and keep an eye then in the kid's conduct and development. Following the playdate, you will understand which skills that are social child is actually perfecting (revealing, cooperating, or becoming aggressive, for instance) and that he may require some assistance with.
Enjoy improvements development that is physical
Various kinds of physical gamble let create different expertise: for instance, missing provides stability, hiking monkey pubs creates energy, and sporting activities include control. Big engine expertise, such as for instance run, tossing, and pedaling, enhance 1st, but motor that is fine are not far about. A 3-year-old thoroughly stacking obstructs into systems isn't just studying the law of gravity and stability but additionally creating coordination that is hand-eye.
And also the dexterity your youngster grows during play holds over into everyday activity: After some application, a 3-year-old should be able to help gown and supply themselves, which provides your a feeling of independency.
There is a benefit that is nonphysical of enjoy also: it will help children sort out anxiety and crankiness. In reality, without sufficient opportunity for energetic enjoy, your son or daughter might come to be grumpy or tight (as well as potentially overweight).
Ways to advertise play that is physical
The way that is best in order to get your son or daughter move would be to put an example. This begins in the home by doing activities instead of inactive your such as for instance watching television.
Inside, you'll be able to perform hide-and-seek, toss beanbags, or perform some music that is danceable. Out-of-doors, establish a castle within the sandbox, stop a soccer baseball backwards and forwards, drive the bike/tricycle along.
Enjoy assists children sort out thoughts
Well before kids can show their own attitude in keywords, they are expressed by all of them through bodily enjoy, storytelling, art, along with other tasks. Whenever kids have actually experiences which are hard or hurtful to comprehend, they examine those activities over and over through enjoy.
For instance, states Wipfler, if for example the kid is actually pressed or have one thing grabbed out he may not understand what just happened from him at school. If, the following day, you are playing he aggressively pushes you, he may be trying to work out what he experienced the day before with him and.
Ways to assist:
During enjoy, your son or daughter shall reveal small items of conduct he requires recommendations with or does not see. You are able to react in sort, mimicking the type that is right of. And attempt to get the kid to chuckle, which can only help relieve stress, Wipfler claims.
The character whenever having fun with your son or daughter
Wipfler claims it is useful to let your kid to guide during enjoy. "Try to let your son or daughter know what to complete and ways to get it done in the restrictions of security and opportunity limitations," she states. "This allows your decide to try his judgment out and enables your to exhibit your exactly what he's pleased in."
Participate in your son or daughter's enjoy, but only if asked to do this. Into his world of make-believe, give him complete control as he lets you. In real world, your might maintain cost, but this might be their globe.
The eye your amuse kid whenever you perform along is paramount to creating their self-respect, states Wilford. For instance, whenever you pretend alongside that you accept his make-believe world, that something he's interested in is fun and important to you, too with him, you're showing him.
AAP. 2015a. Care! Kids at enjoy! United states Academy of Pediatrics. https://www.healthychildren.org/English/ages-stages/toddler/fitness/Pages/Caution-Children-at-Play.aspx [Accessed 2017] january
AAP. 2015b. Young kids find out a complete lot once they perform. United states Academy of Pediatrics. https://www.healthychildren.org/English/ages-stages/toddler/fitness/Pages/Young-Children-Learn-A-Lot-When-They-Play.aspx [Accessed 2017] january
Nemours Basis. 2014. Encouraging preschoolers become energetic. http://kidshealth.org/en/parents/active-preschooler.html [Accessed 2017] january
Nemours Basis. 2013. Mastering, enjoy, as well as your 1- to 2-year older. http://kidshealth.org/en/parents/learn12yr.html [Accessed 2017] january
Zero to 3. 2004. The effectiveness of enjoy: Mastering through enjoy from delivery to 3. https://www.zerotothree.org/resources/311-the-power-of-play [Accessed 2017] january


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Envoy API
In this document, we show how to use Gloo with Envoy's rate-limit API. We make the distinction here that this is "Envoy's" rate-limit API because Gloo offers a much simpler rate-limit API as an alternative.
Gloo Enterprise includes a rate limit server based on Lyft's Envoy rate-limit server. It is already installed when doing
glooctl install gateway enterprise --license-key=... or using the Helm install. To get your trial license key, go to https://www.solo.io/gloo-trial
Two steps are needed to configure Gloo to leverage the full Envoy Rate Limiter.
- In the Gloo Settings manifest, you need to configure all of your rate limiting descriptors. Descriptors describe your requests and are used to define the rate limits themselves.
- For each Virtual Service, you need to configure Envoy rate limiting actions at the Virtual Service level, for each route, or both. These actions define the relationship between a request and its generated descriptors.
Rate limiting descriptors define a set (tuple) of keys that must match for the associated rate limit to be applied. The set of keys are expressed as a hierarchy to make configuration easy, but it's the set of keys matching or not that is important. Each descriptor key can have an associated value that is matched as a literal. If there is no value associated with a key, then each unique value is used for rate limiting. In essence, if one of the keys is
user_id with no associated value then Envoy does per user rate limiting with each unique
user_id value being used as the ID for rate limiting. See the Lyft rate limiting descriptors for full details.
For example, look at following descriptor:
- key: account_id
- key: plan
value: BASIC
requestsPerUnit: 1
unit: MINUTE
- key: plan
value: PLUS
requestsPerUnit: 20
unit: MINUTE
This descriptor will match any request with the
account_id and
plan keys, such that
('account_id', '<unique value>'), ('plan', 'BASIC | PLUS'). Since the
account_id key does not specify a descriptor value, it uses each unique value passed into the rate limiting service to match; i.e., per account rate limiting. The
plan descriptor key has two values specified and depending on which one matches (
BASIC or
PLUS) determines the rate limit, either 1 request per minute for
BASIC or 20 requests per minute for
PLUS. You can specify multiple descriptors by nesting descriptors in other descriptors; the most specific match is what determines the rate limit.
The descriptors are defined in the Gloo Settings manifest:
apiVersion: gloo.solo.io/v1
kind: Settings
name: default
namespace: gloo-system
- # list of descriptors here
The Envoy rate limiting actions associated with the Virtual Service or the individual routes allow you to specify how parts of the request are associated to rate limiting descriptor keys. For example, you can use the
requestHeaders configuration to pass the value of a request header in as the value of the associated rate limiting descriptor key. Or you can use the
genericKey to pass in a literal value such as a route identifier to allow you to rate limit differently based on the matched route.
You can specify more than one rate limit action, and the request is throttled if any one of the actions triggers the rate limiting service to signal throttling, i.e., the rate limiting actions are effectively OR'd together.
An example of the rate limiting actions follows:
- actions:
- requestHeaders:
descriptorKey: account_id
headerName: x-account-id
- requestHeaders:
descriptorKey: plan
headerName: x-plan
This action says to pass in the request header values as the descriptor values. That is, the
x-account-id request header is sent to the rate limiting service as the descriptor key
Rate limit actions can be specified both at the Virtual Service level and on a per route basis. For example, the look at the following:
apiVersion: gateway.solo.io/v1
kind: VirtualService
name: default
namespace: gloo-system
- '*'
- matchers:
- prefix: /service/service1
name: default-echo-server-8080
namespace: gloo-system
includeVhRateLimits: false
- actions:
- requestHeaders:
descriptorKey: account_id
headerName: x-account-id
- requestHeaders:
descriptorKey: plan
headerName: x-plan-other
- matchers:
- prefix: /service/service2
name: default-echo-server-8080
namespace: gloo-system
- actions:
- requestHeaders:
descriptorKey: account_id
headerName: x-account-id
- requestHeaders:
descriptorKey: plan
headerName: x-plan
The Envoy rate limiter uses an option with name
ratelimit. The simpler Gloo rate limiter uses an option with name
This virtual service sets up a default (virtual service level) rate limit action that maps header
x-account-id to descriptor key
account_id and
x-plan to key
plan. Any requests matching route prefix
/service/service2 use this rate limit action. Requests matching prefix
/service/service route use a different rate limiting action that maps header
x-plan-other to key
plan. Note the route also has an
includeVhRateLimits: <boolean> configuration that defaults to
false. If
true, any specified Virtual Service level rate limit actions would be added to (OR'd) the routes list of actions. Each rate limit action is matched to descriptors independently.
Rate Limiting Example
Install the pet clinic demo app and configure a route to that service in Gloo
kubectl apply \
--filename https://raw.githubusercontent.com/solo-io/gloo/v1.2.9/example/petclinic/petclinic.yaml
glooctl add route --name default --namespace gloo-system \
--path-prefix / \
--dest-name default-petclinic-8080 \
--dest-namespace gloo-system
And check that everything is working as expected.
curl --head $(glooctl proxy url)
content-type: text/html;charset=UTF-8
content-language: en
content-length: 3939
date: Sun, 17 Mar 2019 15:42:04 GMT
x-envoy-upstream-service-time: 13
server: envoy
Configuring Envoy Rate Limits
Edit the rate limit server settings. This opens your default editor controlled by the
EDITOR environment variable on most operating systems.
glooctl edit settings --namespace gloo-system --name default ratelimit server-config
That command opens the rate limit server configuration in your editor. Paste the following descriptor block into the editor. This descriptor uses
generic_key key, which works with the
generic_key rate limiting action in Envoy, effectively passing a literal value to the rate limiting service. For your convenience, you can download the descriptor block here.
- key: generic_key
requests_per_unit: 1
unit: MINUTE
value: some_value
glooctl tool merges those descriptors into the Gloo Settings manifest as follows:
apiVersion: gloo.solo.io/v1
kind: Settings
app: gloo
gloo: settings
name: default
namespace: gloo-system
discoveryNamespace: gloo-system
name: extauth
namespace: gloo-system
alwaysAccept: true
proxyValidationServerAddr: gloo:9988
xdsBindAddr: 0.0.0.0:9977
kubernetesArtifactSource: {}
kubernetesConfigSource: {}
kubernetesSecretSource: {}
- key: generic_key
requestsPerUnit: 1
unit: MINUTE
value: some_value
name: rate-limit
namespace: gloo-system
refreshRate: 60s
Edit Virtual Service Rate Limit Settings
Edit the virtual service settings:
glooctl edit virtualservice --namespace gloo-system --name default ratelimit client-config
That command opens the virtual service rate limit configuration in your editor. Paste the following rate limit action block into the editor. For your convenience, you can download the rate limiting action here. The structure of the virtual service configuration is as described in the Envoy documentation. This configuration will be passed to Envoy as is.
- actions:
- generic_key:
descriptor_value: "some_value"
You can run the same command for a route as well (
glooctl edit route ...). When providing configuration for a
route, you can also specify a boolean
include_vh_rate_limits to include the rate limit actions from the virtual service.
Run the following a few times:
curl --head $(glooctl proxy url)
Eventually the curl response shows it is being rate limited:
HTTP/1.1 429 Too Many Requests
x-envoy-ratelimited: true
date: Sun, 17 Mar 2019 15:42:17 GMT
server: envoy
transfer-encoding: chunked
Other Configuration Options
Envoy queries an external server (backed by redis) to achieve global rate limiting. You can set a timeout for the query, and what to do in case the query fails. By default, the timeout is set to 100ms, and the failure policy is to allow the request.
You can check if envoy has errors with rate limiting by examining its stats that end in
glooctl proxy stats displays the stats from one of the envoys in your cluster.
To change the timeout to 200ms, use the following command:
glooctl edit settings --name default --namespace gloo-system ratelimit --request-timeout=200ms
To deny requests when there's an error querying the rate limit service, use this command:
glooctl edit settings --name default --namespace gloo-system ratelimit --deny-on-failure=true
With the custom rate-limit configuration option, you have the full power of Envoy rate limits at your disposal. The downside is that the API is a bit more complicated. To leverage a simpler API that can do true per-user (logged-in, authenticated user) rate limits, take a look at Gloo's simplified ratelimit API.


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Comparison of Smart Watches
Since being introduced in 1994, smartphones have grown from novelty to necessity. Now relied upon for everything from communication to scheduling and navigation, smartphones have grown popular. So popular, in fact, that nobody seems to have noticed a new innovation on the rise: Smart Watches.
As a wearable device that acts as an interface for users to connect with their smartphones, smart watches are like a bridge. The technology behind them was intended for timekeeping, but is capable of much more, including displaying smart phone notifications, remotely controlling a smartphone, and tracking fitness statistics. Smart watches won't replace your smartphone (at least not yet), but some analysts have already declared 2013 "The Year of the Smart Watch" for a reason. So it's possible, in the not-too-distant future, that the "bridge" becomes a bonafide destination.
"Time" and Space
The market for watches is already a $60 billion per year industry and this number stands to grow as manufacturers previously associated with PCs, smartphones, and televisions start making time for smart timekeepers. While luxury watch-makers don't seem concerned, the demand for smart watches is growing.
Sony was the first large company to release a smart watch and its most recent offering, the SmartWatch 2, is operated by smartphone-like "swiping" action. Though it doesn't make calls, the SmartWatch 2 delivers detailed updates and a wide range of apps, including Facebook, camera, sports tracker and music, all in an attractive, water-resistant package. SmartWatch 2 is among the least expensive and is compatible with Android systems.
The CooKoo (by ConnecteDevice), for iOS, is another inexpensive alternative. It looks like a traditional watch but keeps you connected with your smartphone and doesn't need to be recharged. It has a beautiful design and a long battery life but, according to Laptop Magazine, also lacks features available with other smart watches. For the low price, it may still be worth considering.
I'm Watch
The I'm Watch (by I'm S.p.a.) offers multi-tasking and is easy to use via touch, drag, or swipe. The I'm Watch is compatible with both iOS and Android systems and it looks futuristic, but its performance doesn't live up to its futuristic style or high price, according to Laptop Magazine.
Martian Passport
The Passport (by Martian) is compatible with both iOS and Android, and is similarly high-priced, but can be voice-controlled, which may make you feel like super sleuth, Dick Tracy. The Passport has "style galore" but is ultimately more of a "cool novelty" than necessity, according to CNET.com. Described as "funky," it is also among the high priced devices on this list.
If you want to track your exercise routine, receive game-day updates from your favorite teams, or if you prefer voice navigation to the usual touch, there is Pebble (by Pebble Technologies). Borne of a Kickstarter project that sought $100K but ended up with $10 million, the Pebble has many apps, including for cycling, running and golf, and was named Editors Choice by PC Magazine despite being one of the least expensive. Like I'm Watch and the Passport, Pebble is compatible with both iOS and Android systems.
Is it Time for Smart Time Keepers?
That depends on you and your need to stay connected to your smartphone. Not all smart watches are alike and with so many smart watches available, it's important to take the time needed to make an informed decision on whether it's a smart time for you to get a smart watch.
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I'm rounding a corner about a fifth of the way around this year's Etape Loch Ness sportive when a large shape hoves into view. It looks like a massive black lemon with flippers, a small head perched atop a giraffe-like neck. As it drags itself across the road, dripping with water and trailing mud and bits of weed, it cranes high up the cliff on the right-hand side, to nibble at some foliage. I'm going quite fast when I encounter Nessie, so my only option is to dodge under her mighty neck. She smells like the seaside.
Unusual as it is, encountering a mythic creature in the flesh*, I have a ride to finish, and it is rumoured The Hill is coming. By strange coincidence I cycled up said Hill the previous week, when I rode the Caledonia Way, and frankly it has troubled me ever since. Unlike last week, I won't have an e-assisted mountain bike to help me up what I now recall as a steep and unremitting ascent.
Unprepared and (un)ready to ride
What's more, I had barely trained for the 66 mile (106km) Etape Loch Ness sportive. Until a couple of days before, my carbon road bike displayed numbers from my last mass road cycling event, RideLondon 2016.
I'd had two consecutive 5.15am starts (the first for yesterday's train), and arrived to the start wave a bit late and quietly cursing my way through the assembled riders. Also - I'd made an uneducated prediction at my finish time, and everyone around me looked worryingly fit.
Still - I'd heard this ride was spectacular. It was all on closed roads, and 5,600 people would be riding around the entirety of Loch Ness's shores with me.
Excitement trumped nerves as we moved towards the start pen, resulting in a stream of daft chatter aimed at my fellow riders.
Highland woo-ing
The commentary over the speakers appeared to be coming from another time and place partly because, despite repeated calls for woos, previous waves had gone off without any wooing at all. When our time came, I rallied my wave to dispatch this subdued atmosphere and woo for all we were worth. And they did not disappoint. By heck, Inverness heard our wooing.
My starting compadre, David, politely thanked me for perking up his ride start, before pedalling away.
We had our first stoppage a couple of miles in, when a centre line that had been painted over so many times it was now a good inch high, and interspersed with sunken cats eyes, had downed a few riders, and, judging by the presence of the ambulance, ended one person's day out. Marshals called to riders, most of whom obeyed, to slow down and move left.
Scottish cheer
People were friendly. Chain gangs passed with a cheery hello. By mile 27 I'd been smiling pretty much the whole way. One lady on a heavy-looking hybrid was knocking out the same pace as me, only I'd overtake her on ascents, she'd pass me on descents. By the first fuel stop I was beginning to think I'd underestimated myself. In fact, I'd hazard, I was ready to climb. After polling fellow riders on the best hill strategy I refilled one water bottle to save weight, and shoved a banana and some gels in my pockets.
After dodging Nessie, just outside Fort Augustus we round a couple of corners, and the foot of the 8km long King/Queen of the mountain stage. The Category 2 ascent starts as I remember it with a sharp uptick, 14% at its steepest. For 2km it averages 10%. The road turns a corner, climbing some more - and then some more.
Soon most of us have run out of gears, and the only solution is to keep up the cadence, or get off and push. I'm surprised to be overtaking people, and so hyped up I'm cheering riders I pass like a bad American motivational coach, "we've got this" "nailing it" and other phrases which come from I don't know where. I apologise now to anyone I irritated.
The Hill takes its toll
Some riders are looking ragged by this point, and many have dismounted to push. One woman slowly keels over on her bike as I pass, with a polite "sorry" to the riders behind, who have to go around her. "At least you're still trying to pedal", observes one.
We descend briefly, before a flat section where some riders have stopped for a dip in the shallows of a dark loch. There's one more sudden steep ascent before a final slow, straight drag to the top, which I reach 40 minutes after starting the ascent.
We are at km 65 or thereabouts, and after that, a sign tells us, it's all downhill.
At the summit there is an actual bagpiper, in a kilt.
The view is astonishing, it's rows of brown hills as far as the eye can see. I'm cooling quickly though so after a quick snap, it's time to descend. It's like a theme park water slide, undulating in a long, straight to the foot of distant hills.
I'm making friends en-route, at feed stations, people I'm playing leapfrog with. A group of men laugh when I sail past them on a slight descent yelling neeeyyyaaawwwm.
Then there is the mighty Loch Ness, which is glass-smooth for much of the day, shining beneath a dappled sky. Occasionally you are startled by it, and a few people stop to take photos of the most picturesque bits of road. In the morning it was smooth under a start-of-the-day haze, as the road hugged its shores, later it ripples between birch trees, before disappearing behind flowering gorse smelling of coconut biscuits, and later by sunlit fields. Although it isn't strictly 'all downhill from here' the road back into Inverness is gently undulating, and free of any significant ascents.
I stop periodically to stretch my back, and after the final feed station decide to give it all I've got left. So it is I try to power through the streets of Inverness, crossing the bridge and doubling back to the final stretch, and over the final markers, playing the Chemical Brothers' Galvanise in my head.
I avoid the beer and cream cakes on offer at the finish line, heading back to my room for a stretch and my recovery drink, which I have thanks to a new friend-slash-sportive-guardian-angel I met on the train.
So long, and thanks for the lift
Not literally a lift. But a boost in the form of Marius, a kind young man I'd chatted with for two hours on the train to Inverness. He'd helped me with my last minute ride prep, accompanying me to a local running shop for sports snacks, and even fixed the cleats on my shoes, which I'd hurriedly screwed on wonky the night before. He's with a local cycling club in Edinburgh and clearly taking a far more scientific approach to all of this.
Cycling people are the best. I'm in Inverness for the Etape Loch Ness. Met this kind chap, Marius, on the train, who fixed my shoes. Earlier at Kings Cross a cycling chap gave me some beetroot juice to boost me up the hills tomorrow. Thank you, cycling world, for helping a friend!
He laughed kindly at my lack of prep and, after we'd registered and picked up my gels, we reconvened for supper. He rode the route more than two hours faster than me. Thanks Marius from Johannesburg, you're a legend.
And thanks Etape Loch Ness for the boost. It was a tough few weeks in the lead-up and there's something about pushing yourself on a hillside, trying and succeeding where you thought you couldn't, to make you feel good about yourself. There's also something wonderfully restorative about riding with so many good-natured people, in beautiful scenery on gloriously traffic-free roads. I can't recommend it enough.
*the part about Nessie isn't true. Sorry.
If you want to get involved in next year's event, on 26 April 2020, you can register your interest now: https://www.etapelochness.com/2019/05/register-your-interest-now-for-202...
For transparency: the organisers arranged my ride place, my travel and accommodation - for which I'm grateful.


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God has been interrupting me a lot lately, & I love it.
Let me explain.
The wonderful Shannon that is over Rock Creek's Women's Ministry selected "Interrupted: When Jesus WRECKS your comfortable Christianity" by Jen Hatmaker as our Fall study. While we are still in the middle of this study, Jen talks a lot about people who are far too busy "doing church" instead of "being church". It's been quite a profound study so far, and I'm so thankful for being a part of something so wonderful. Jen talks a lot about moving when God asks you to move, even if it's out of what normally happens or what is done.
This morning a mother of 4 came in our office, who had no money, and was simply trying to get to her child's school where she was desperately needed. Our office doesn't typically handle situations in this manner, but if we can help we try too. However this morning, all the people who can make those decisions or help were out. She simply asked for 10 bucks. She was desperate and she needed it. I began telling her that everyone who could help wasn't in the office yet, and that I hated we couldn't help her (silly, me). Literally I was thinking like the Staff person I was, but then I remembered something:
I stopped by Tropical smoothie earlier to get my classic Island Green Smoothie. When the guy gave me my total, I remember looking at the 10 dollar bill in my wallet, and something said, "don't use the 10″. Although It didn't make sense at the time, I decided to just save my cash and use my card.
Flash forward to me standing here talking to this woman and telling her my job could not help her, and she looked so defeated. However in a split second I remembered something: that I COULD. (Stephanie could). I told her to hold on. I went to my desk and pulled out that 10 dollar bill folded nicely inside my purse. I remember looking at it, smiling, and laughing at myself. It always amazes me how strategic God is, and how he works. She asked for 10, and I had 10. I handed it to her, and she said" I promise I will try and pay you back". I looked at her and said, "don't even worry about it." She was in shock, I said, "You are fine. Go take care of what you need too." She just kept saying, really? Are you sure? "Yes I'm sure", I said. Go ahead. My coworker said, Are you sure Stephanie? I said, yep I'm sure. God intended that 10 for her, so she should have it.
I walked back to my desk and smiled. I thanked God. I'm grateful I was paying attention. I thanked God for the Bible Study I'm in, for Jen Hatmaker, for the women of rock creek and the blessing they've been in my life. For a woman sharing her story last week at Bible Study about doing "for the least of these". I thank God for showing me in the last years who he really is and what he's really all about. He's about US"being the church".
If you are my friend on any Social Media, you may notice I've been posting a lot of nontraditional (some may call it unorthodox thoughts on Christianity and Religion, and it's because God has been Interrupting me a lot lately.
When I moved to AR, I felt alone. I felt like I had no one. Then one night, God met me in the middle of my living room floor. All these years I had been going to church, following the "how to be good" rules, doing good for others when I wasn't consumed with church activities, but always within my own comfortable boundaries, However God met me in the one place I least expected. From then, he started pulling me in directions where I was working in service areas. I attended several different churches, but I still felt him pulling me and leading me to see things on a different level.
I'm at a point in my life where I just want to be used. I want to be the person God has called me to be, and I want to serve even more of my fellow brothers and sisters the way he sees fit. We each have a part to play, and something to give. I'm not comfortable with just going to church on Sundays, singing in the choir, going to conference, or revival. It's not for me anymore (I don't think it ever has been. ) I'm thankful for my home church and my family who instilled in me the desire to follow the cross and introduced me to Christianity, but we are called to do and be so much more! God met me in an unexpected place, and he's calling us to the unexpected and unnoticed places to do his supernatural will. Although this morning's interruption was a simple 10 bucks (nothing great about that), it reminded me that we are called to be different. We are called to the "Yes"es in life that Bob Goff so graciously discusses in his book. We are called to help and not turn our heads when others say NO. I'm sure if you look and listen real close, you will feel God telling you to take a closer look at the people and the places around you, and try to interrupt you the same.
As Brandon Hatmaker stated God told him, "What you have is not yours. You have a lot to learn. The first is this: You can trust me when I call.
My question is, Are we REALLY Listening?
Love you. Hope this blesses you as it so blessed me today.
I leave you with a video from Jen Hatmaker:
Until Next Time, Much Love
Mrs. Spj 🙂