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What does it really mean to be educated? Is college, in and of itself, university, graduate school really what educates a person? What above all must you know? What is most important to know? What is most needful?
And I think you know the answer to that because the Bible very clearly says, "In all of your learning, get...what?...wisdom...wisdom, spiritual wisdom." I want you to open your Bible to the book of Proverbs and I want to talk a little bit this morning about wisdom.
Some years ago I had a very interesting discipleship group through the years I've discipled men. I had a group that was a very mixed group. I had one guy who was a world record holder in speed water skiing. I had another guy in my discipleship group, same group, who was a movie producer and another one who was a defenseman for the L.A. Kings, and a couple of other assorted common folks like me.
We were discussing what we were going to go through for a period of a year in studying the Word of God and the consensus of all of these guys was we want to learn the book of Proverbs because we want to learn wisdom. Wisdom applies to everything in our lives. And that's exactly what we did and we had an absolutely great year going through the book of Proverbs learning wisdom.
I want you to look, first of all, at chapter 2 just to set a kind of a context with regard to wisdom. Verse 1, "My son, if you will receive my sayings and treasure my commandments within you, make your ear attentive to wisdom. Incline your ear to understanding," a synonym for wisdom, "cry for discernment, lift your voice for understanding. If you seek her as silver and search for her as for hidden treasures, then you will discern the fear of the Lord and discover the knowledge of God."
The pursuit of wisdom. You have to search for it as for silver, as for hidden treasures. If you compare that with the chapter in Job. Job has an interesting chapter where he discusses mining. You might not think that in the patriarchal period, the time of the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible when Job would have lived and the book of Job been written, that they weren't in to digging into the earth, but they were. They were in to dynamiting, they were in to going down below the surface of the earth, Job says, where even the eagle's eye has never gone, going way down into the belly of the earth, down deep below the waters, down into the waters, the waters on the surface and the waters of the earth to mine out diamonds and gold and silver.
And in Job it says they do that to find earthly treasure but nobody can find wisdom. And here it says, if you're going to find anything, find wisdom. Make your ear attentive. If you want to listen to anything, listen for wisdom, turn your heart toward wisdom, plead for discernment and lift your voice for understanding.
He goes on all the way through the second chapter to extol the virtues of wisdom and you can read it for yourself. But look at chapter 8 for a moment and you have a similar chapter, in fact the whole eighth chapter really extols wisdom again. It depicts wisdom almost as a person but again makes the very same emphasis in chapter 8 as to the utter importance of wisdom. In fact, go down to verse 11, we'll just sum it up there, "Wisdom is better than jewels and all desirable things cannot compare with her." The most important thing you will ever gain is wisdom.
That leads us then immediately to ask the question, What is wisdom? In Greek, the New Testament word for wisdom in the Greek language is sophia and sophia to a Greek meant a concept. To be wise to a Greek meant to understand a concept, to be able to comprehend something, to analyze something, to think about it, to come to a comprehension with regard to it. That's not the word in Hebrew. The word in Hebrew is chakam and what it means is skill in living. The Hebrews are very concrete in terms of their language and how they think, the Greeks are rather esoteric, mystical and somewhat transcendent in their thoughts, a little bit spacey and so you get these conceptual terms in Greek but in Hebrew it has a very concrete meaning, skilled in living, learn how to live skillfully, that is the issue. You want to pursue something, pursue skillful living, pursue wisdom in every aspect of life.
Now that's really the clarion call of the book of Proverbs, and you can see it repeated in a number of other places, I would just commend for your own reading Proverbs chapter 2 and chapter 8. You can also read chapter 1 where it says, "Wisdom cries in the street, and wisdom pleads and pleads and pleads and you will not listen and you will not hear," and it says, "O you naive ones, and O you fools, and O you people who lack discernment, why will you not turn to wisdom?" If there's anything that should set apart a Christian college, anything that should set apart those of us who are committed to Jesus Christ, it should be that we are not only pursuing learning and understanding of those matters which relate to our created universe, but we are pursuing skill in all aspects of living and that skill comes from the Scripture, from the Word of God. Wisdom personified is God incarnate in Christ and God incarnate in Christ, of course, is revealed verbally through the pages of Scripture. We come to Scripture, we learn wisdom.
Now what I want to share with you are just a few of the lessons that wisdom wants to teach you, okay? We'll take just a few minutes, see how much time we have, I don't know how many I'll get through. Here are the most important factors of wisdom. When you're getting wisdom, here's what you want to get...and there are a lot of things, there are a lot of areas that could help us with the skill of living, but let's take the most important.
First of all, number one issue in gaining wisdom is to fear God...is to fear God. How do you know that? Back in chapter 1 verse 7, we read this, "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge. Fools despise wisdom and instruction." The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge. Proverbs 9:10, "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and the knowledge of the holy one is true understanding."
The beginning, that is to say the first, the most essential, the controlling principle in wisdom is the knowledge of the holy one...the knowledge of the holy one, knowing God, coming to know God, a relationship with God which, as we have been singing, is offered to us through the Lord Jesus Christ. And then having known God, we are to fear God. That means to have a reverence for God, to hold Him in awe, to hold Him in respect, to do exactly what we were doing this morning in our songs, and that is to worship God.
Those of us who are spiritual fathers, who are responsible for the raising of a generation of godly young people, whether we be parents or college professors, or college leaders, or college presidents, or pastors, or teachers, or just those who influence on a personal basis, we have the responsibility to teach the next generation to live with respect for God...that's the issue. To live with respect for God as holy, as sovereign, all those things that we sang are part and parcel of understanding who God is. Obviously we live in a climate where God is absolutely rejected. University campuses are populated by those who are in to materialistic, naturalistic, evolutionary atheism. They want nothing to do with God. They don't want God in the creation. They don't want God in the morality. They don't want God anywhere in their world.
They therefore do not fear Him. They have no awe for Him. They have no respect for Him. Therefore they have no wisdom, therefore they catapult themselves and all who follow them in their society into he abyss of confusion and tragedy and judgment. We are to teach you to respect God, to fear God, to have an awe for God, to worship God. That means to respect His Word in which He reveals Himself. Psalm 138:2 says, "God has exalted His Word as high as His own name." You can't respect God without respecting His Word, that means obeying His Word, knowing it and loving it and following it.
To respect His Law. To respect His power. To respect His authority. To respect His displeasure about sin. To respect His right to chasten, His right to judge. To respect His love and His mercy and His grace and his tenderness and His kindness. That is to say, to respect everything that's true about God...everything.
We are to worship, says Jesus in John 4, in spirit, that means with emotion and heart but also in truth. We are to worship God as God really is. Wherever God is feared, I might add, sin is also feared. If you don't fear sin, it's because you don't fear God. Show me a holy person, I'll show you a person who hates sin and fears God. Show me a person who tolerates sin, I'll show you a person who doesn't have respect for God. That's the controlling influence in your life. How you view God is the most important thing in your mind. It is THE most controlling reality in your mind, how you view God. If you have complete honor and respect toward God, then you're not going to be so easily led into sin because you know it dishonors Him and you respect Him too much to do that.
If you believe in the sovereignty of God, that is that He rules everything in the universe and brings to pass all His own purposes and is in control of everything, you're not going to doubt and fear when your little world starts to look like it's going bad. How you view God is the most controlling influence in your entire existence.
Fearing the Lord prolongs life, according to Proverbs 10:27. Fearing the Lord is more profitable than wealth, according to 15:16. Fearing the Lord brings abundant life. Fearing the Lord keeps one from evil, results in riches and honor, Proverbs 22 says. Fearing God produces humility and He says that all through Proverbs.
Those who fear God sleep satisfied and are untouched by evil, chapter 19 says. Those who fear God have confidence. Those who fear God will be honored and praised. And those who fear God will have their prayers answered. All of that is in the book of Proverbs. This is the most crucial lesson, "Fear God." Come to know Him and love Him and respect Him and honor Him, that's the beginning of everything. That in itself will be an immense study.
But let's go to a second one because we just want to introduce them and you can study them for yourself in Proverbs. The second very essential component of seeking wisdom is to guard your mind. The positive side of wisdom is to seek to honor God. The negative side is to prevent other stuff from polluting your thinking. This is also a very important theme in the book of Proverbs, chapter 3, for example.
He says in verse 1, "My son, do not forget my teaching," and, of course, he's teaching here the Word of God, the truth of God. "Let your heart keep My commandments for length of days and years of life and peace they will add to you. But do not let kindness and truth leave you."
Hold on to the truth, young people, I can't emphasize anything more than that...hold on to the truth. Don't let anything steal the truth. Don't let anyone pollute your mind. Take the truth, bind it around your neck, write it on the tablet of your heart. By the way, heart to the Hebrew means mind cause the Old Testament says, "As a man thinks in his heart, so is he." We think in our mind, not in our heart. Heart refers to the mind. Guard your mind. Inscribe on your heart truth. Bind it around your neck, don't let it get away.
In fact, look at chapter 4 and verse 23, where he says, "Watch over your heart with all diligence. Literally again, your mind, with all diligence for from it flow the springs of life. Now remember to the Hebrew heart had to do with mind. When we talk about heart, we're talking about emotions. But in the Bible, when they're talking about emotions, they don't usually refer to the heart, strangely enough, they refer to the bowels. That's probably not a fair translation. It's really kind of the stomach because when you feel something very, very strongly, you feel it in the gut, you feel it, anxiety hits you right there, fear hits you right there. And that's what they were expressing. But the heart was synonymous with the mind where you think. So Proverbs 4:23 is saying, "Guard your mind for our of it comes your conduct." Out of it are the issues of life. How you think determines how you live. Be careful what you put in to your mind. Be careful what you see when you to go a theater. Be careful what you read. Be careful what you expose your mind to. Be careful of the ideologies and the false speculations that are the fortresses of 2 Corinthians 10, that wicked men build up to capture a world apart from God. Be careful of those damnable heresies, those lies, those deceitful lies that come from hypocritical liars, Paul calls them, who are infested with doctrines of demons. Be careful of all of that because your mind is the controlling influence in how you act.
In fact, in the book of Proverbs, the writer of Proverbs talks about simpletons. And in the Hebrew language it says, "O you simple ones," in chapter 1, and it repeats that, "O you simple ones," the word "simple" really is the Hebrew word for an open door. Again, I told you the language is very concrete. And the word means an open door. And that's a great way to look at somebody's mind. And that's how the Hebrews viewed the mind. They said a naive person, a simpleton, a fool was a person who had the door open to his mind all the time. Everything came in and everything went out. It's the inability to discriminate. It was the inability to protect himself, to keep some things out and hold some things in. It's like the person who says, "I'm an agnostic," and they're sort of proud of it. "Well, I'm an agnostic," and they don't understand the Latin equivalent is ignoramus. I've never heard anybody say, "I'm an ignoramus and proud of it." It's the same thing. What it means is I don't know...I don't know. You hear people say, "I have an open mind," well the Hebrew would say, "Shut it. You need to be discerning. You need to know what to let it and what to keep out. Guard your mind.
That's what you need to get. If you want to be an educated person, if you want to be able to live life to the fullest, you need to fear God, that's the positive side. You need to guard your mind, to protect it from evil influences. Guardians of the mind. In a real sense, I look at myself as having that responsibility. Fathers, in the book of Proverbs, are given that responsibility. Not only physical fathers, but spiritual fathers. As I look at you as a student body, as I look at a congregation of people in my church, as I look at people who would read books that I write, or listen to me preach on the radio or on tapes or whatever, I have in my mind all the time the responsibility to help them discern truth from error, to help them to guard their minds from the influence of things that effectively influence their behavior away from God and away from blessing.
Thirdly, in learning wisdom you not only need to fear God, guard your mind, but, thirdly, select your companions...select your companions carefully. This too a very practical aspect in life. In chapter 1 of Proverbs and verse 10, "My son, if sinners entice you, don't consent." When sinners entice you to do something you know is wrong, simply don't do it. You have the responsibility to put yourself in relationships that lift you up, not relationships that pull you down. And I tell you, it can be just that simple the distinction between success and failure in your life. A student can come to this college in whatever kind of spiritual condition, find himself in a group of godly young people and have an immensely positive and transforming effect take place in his life.
On the other hand, a student can come here and she might wind up in a group of people who pull her down. And before you know it, she's plunged into some kind of sin that's destructive. Carefully select your friends.
Verse 11, "If they say, 'Come with us. Let's lie in wait for blood. Let's ambush the innocent without cause. Let's swallow them alive like Sheol.'" They're going to kill somebody. This is a pretty bad group, I don't think we have any of those here. But you get the picture. Let's jump in the car and go do a drive-by shooting and kill some little kid.
Verse 13, they say, "We'll find all kinds of precious wealth. Let's go steal, let's go fill our houses with spoil. Throw in your lot with us. We'll all have one purse. Hey, we'll split the deal."
"My son, don't walk in the way with them. Keep your feet from their path for their feet run to evil, they hasten to shed blood. Indeed it is useless to spread the net in the eyes of any bird, but they lie in wait for their own blood. They ambush their own lives. So are the ways of everyone who gains by violence. It takes away the life of the possessor."
That's just one illustration in Proverbs of how important it is to select carefully your friends. You don't want to be the foolish one who's lured away by those who say, 'Join us, join us.'" You remember what the Apostle Paul said? "Bad company corrupts...what?...good morals. Bad company corrupts good morals." The whole appeal here, you'll notice in Proverbs 1, the whole appeal is on the attraction of excitement, of power and of being a part of the gang. And he says run from it...run from it.
Don't get seduced by those who want to do evil. Chapter 2, he warns them about leaving the paths of uprightness and walking in the ways of darkness. He warns about paths that are crooked and devious. He warns about getting delivered from the strange woman, the adulteress who flatters with her words. You have to carefully choose your companions. That's an absolutely essential thing.
In Proverbs 18:24, just to call your attention to one verse. Proverbs 18:24, "A man of many friends comes to ruin, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother." This is a great verse. A man of many friends comes to ruin. By the way, if you don't know the Hebrew, you're going to miss the whole point of this verse because it translates friends here twice, but they're two different words. This is what the Hebrews says. "A man of many reya comes to ruin, but there is an ahab who sticks closer than a brother."
A man of many reya, that means acquaintances, superficial relationships. But there is an ahab, what is that? A loving, loyal, intimate friend. If all you have, young people, in your life is a lot of superficial, trivial, surface kind of relationships, you're on your way to ruin because you lack accountability. You lack those kinds of people who will ask the hard questions, who will confront the hard issues in your life. What you really need is an ahab, you need a loving, intimate, close friend who is there and who asks those hard questions and who expects accountability. A few superficial friends, a lot of superficial friends make for a superficial life. And a superficial life makes for a sad ending. A few close, loving friends, loyal, honest, uplifting are much more valuable, they are priceless...they are priceless.
That's part of our responsibility as leaders is to put you in an environment where you are surrounded by godly friends, faculty, staff, administration, fellow students, coaches, all of that.
When you talk about getting wisdom, you're talking about learning to fear God, guard your mind, select your companions.
Number four, control your body. Pretty practical. Proverbs 5, "For the ways of a man are before the eyes of the Lord." Verse 21, Proverbs 5, "And He watches all His paths." First of all, realize this, God sees everything...He sees absolutely everything. And it says in verse 22, "His own iniquities will capture the wicked." In other words, people who sin are going to get caught in their sin. He'll be held with the cords of his own sin. When a person gets into sin and gets so habitually into sin that it ties him up and he can't get out of it, verse 23, "He will die for lack...and here's the Hebrew...of self control. He will die for lack of self-control."
By the way, starting back in chapter 2 verse 16, the book of Proverbs begins to talk about an adulterous woman, talk about sexual sin, talks about how she lures someone, how she draws him away into this illicit relationship. And that becomes a theme that runs all the way through chapter 7. Proverbs wants us to be very careful about self-control in the sexual area. Chapter 5 talks about it. Chapter 6 talks about it. Chapter 7 talks about it. We don't have time to go pursuing all of those but very, very important teaching.
The sad demise of the person who engages in adultery, sad, sad thing. You can read about the terrible end of those who follow t he sin of adultery. Chapter 7 closes with this word, "Her house is the way....this is the house of the adulterous...her house is the way to Sheol, descending to the chambers of death." Descending to the chambers of death.
Back in chapter 6 verse 32, "He who commits adultery with a woman is lacking sense. He who would destroy himself does it. Wounds and disgrace he will find and his reproach will not be blotted out." That's a reproach that never goes away.
I had one of the saddest moments yesterday to call a friend who had been caught in an illicit relationship and who realized at this very moment, only hours after this whole thing had been exposed, that his entire life was destroyed in that moment when he sought some pleasure.
Self-control, I can't tell you, young people, how important that is. The lack of self-control will destroy every good thing that's been built up in your life. Everything your parents ever did, everything your pastors and youth pastors ever did, everything your grandparents hoped for and prayed for in your life, everything that Christian friends wanted for you, faculty, everything you came here and heard and learned, all the songs you sung, all of that you just trash if you enter into that kind of reproach which leaves you with a terrible disgrace.
It's a tough world out there and there's a tremendous amount of solicitation toward sexual sin. We must pray constantly, diligently, faithfully and seek self-control. Proverbs 5:23, "He will die for lack of self-control."
We have responsibility to teach you self-control, to teach you self-discipline, to teach you spiritual discipline, to teach you to bring your body into subjection, as Paul says in 1 Corinthians 9, so that you are not a castaway.
In fact, I was talking to my friend last night, he was weeping, his wife was weeping. And he looked at me and he said, "Tell me you won't discard me. Please don't discard me. I don't want to be a throwaway." In some sense, I said, "I love you, I'm not going to throw you away, I'm not going to discard you. But in terms of the ministry you wanted for your life, you're discarded. And that is absolutely heart wrenching. I could hardly sleep all night, looking at what has been lost.
Those are the lessons of life. There are more. Let me give you another one. Fear your God, guard your mind, select your companions, control your body, watch your words...watch your words. In Proverbs chapter 4 and verse 24, and again, I'm only giving you a sample, there are just all through the place. But Proverbs 4:24, "Put away from you a deceitful mouth." Tell the truth. When you speak, let it be the truth. "Put devious lips far from you." Chapter 5 verse 2, "Your lips may reserve knowledge, let them speak truth, let them speak knowledge. Verse 12 of chapter 6, "A worthless person and a wicked man is the one who walks with a false mouth."
Over in chapter 10 of Proverbs, just a number of comments about the mouth. Verse 11 of chapter 10, "The mouth of the righteous is a fountain of life. But the mouth of the wicked conceals violence."
I remember reading years ago when I was a young Christian, a wonderful book and in that book a man said the most life-changing decision he ever made in his life was the day he determined this, wrote it down, made it a part of the fabric of his life. He said this, "I want to covenant with my God that every time I open my mouth, it will be to the praise of Jesus Christ." That is a life-changing covenant, if kept.
Chapter 10 verse 13 talks about the lips of the discerning, on those lips wisdom is found. The contrast in verse 14, "The mouth of the foolish just brings ruin. It talks about lying lips in verse 18, the transgression that is unavoidable with many words, verse 19, when there are many words, transgression is unavoidable. Learn to restrain your lips and be wise. Keep your mouth shut, don't talk too much.
Verse 20, "The tongue of the righteous is as choice silver." Guard your words, watch your words. They can minister grace to the hearers. Verse 32, "The lips of the righteous bring forth what is acceptable. The mouth of the wicked, what is perverted."
Just summing it up what it says in Proverbs about this. The lips of the righteous speak wisely. They endure forever. They are a fountain of life, a tree of life. They're like silver, they're satisfying, they feed others, they bring healing, they bring deliverance. They are patient, kind, wise, truthful, honest, pure, soft, gentle, slow to anger and are mouth pieces for the Lord Himself. Watch your words.
On the other hand, the words of fools are crooked, foolish, violent, hateful, full of malice. Too many words bring strife, ruin, slander, belittlement, gossip, disgrace. They're like a scorching fire producing mischief and perversity.
Let me give you another principle of wisdom. Work hard...work hard. One of the themes in Proverbs again, look at chapter 6 verse 6, "Go to the ant, O sluggard." You know what a sluggard is? We call him a flake today, a goof-off. Lazy person, "Go to the ant, O sluggard, observe her ways and be wise." Then he uses a little analogy about ants. "They have no chief officer or ruler, but they prepare...she prepares her food in the summer, the feminine, gathers her provision in the harvest. How long will you lie down, O sluggard? When will you arise from your sleep? A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to rest and your poverty will come in like a vagabond and your need like an armed man."
You know how to be poor? People come to college and say, "I want to make it in life, I want to have a career, I want to earn money." You will if you work hard, it's just that way. If you don't, you won't. You just want to lie around and loaf and float, your poverty will come in like a vagabond, just like a stranger who wanders in will your poverty come and your need like an armed man, just invade your life and take over.
The sluggard or the lazy man, you know what that is? You know what a lazy man is? It's a man with too many excuses...too many refusals, too many postponements. Very important issue.
Chapter 10 verses 4 and 5, "Poor is he who works with a negligent hand." You want to be poor? Don't work hard. "But the hand of the diligent makes rich." I mean, there is a promise right out of the Word of God. Young people, let me tell you. You're here in college, you're smart enough to be successful. If you're getting through here, you're plenty smart enough. Most of you are probably smart enough to be in charge of something, to have a lot of people under you. You're learning the things you need to know to make a difference in the world, how to think, how to speak, how to write, how to socialize, how to lead, all of those kinds of things. You're getting a diversity of social experiences, interpersonal relationships, the richness of life. You're learning biblical wisdom. You have what it takes in terms of the input you've received and when you graduate from this school to make a huge difference in the world but it's going to come down to whether or not you are willing to pay the price of effort.
There's no magic. I know young people, I know what's on their minds. You know, they're in business school hoping they'll get out and start their own business and build it big. And those who work hard, generally do. Work hard. Don't be lazy.
I'll tell you, hard work is the most rewarding thing in life in this world. According to Proverbs, the lazy man will suffer hunger, poverty, failure, because he's sleeping through harvest. He wants but won't work to fill is wants. He loves sleep, he's glued to his bed. You know, the first principle of success? Get up, that's it. Second? Get up early. Third? Get dressed. And fourth? Get out of the house.
The lazy man is glued to his bed, follows worthless pursuits. You know what I've noticed about lazy people? They always have some get-rich-quick scheme waiting around the corner that never shows up...never shows up. They're great at scheming for the big wind fall. Never happens. The man who pursues his work, Proverbs says, earns a good living, has plenty of food, is rewarded for his effort, earns the right to have respect even before kings.
Let me give you one more. Manage your money...manage your money. Back in chapter 3 of Proverbs, very practical stuff. Verse 9, "Honor the Lord from your wealth and from the first of all your produce so your barns will be filled with plenty and your vats will overflow with new wine."
Now the first thing involved in managing your money is...what?...giving it to whom? To the Lord, that's off the top, that's where you start. I can give you testimony after testimony, after testimony of how God has responded to giving in the lives of many believers, including my own life. Start there. Give to the Lord. Even now, right now with whatever you have. It's not a question of what you don't have, it's a question of what you do have. I'll be preaching on that Sunday morning. It's not what you don't have, it's what you do have. All God wants is what is reasonable from what you do have. He doesn't want you to give what you don't have. But what you do have needs to start with Him.
Chapter 6, here's another very important principle. "If you have become surety for your neighbor, have given a pledge for a stranger." What is he talking about? Don't cosign for a debt for a stranger. That is to obligate your assets for somebody else's indebtedness. Don't do it. If you have been snared with the words of your mouth, have been caught with the words of your mouth. In other words, you made a silly promise and now the guy comes back and says, "I can't get this loan, I need this loan to get out of debt, or to buy this, or to do this, and would you cosign for it because your credit will qualify me to get it and qualify for you to get it, and then you just cosign and I'll be sure and pay you back."
What you have just done is you have yielded up your resources to his accountability. And if he isn't faithful, it's going to cost you your own resources. Don't do it. Don't put yourself into the hands of your neighbor. He also talks about not being lazy there. Don't cosign. I'm not talking about a member of the family in desperate need if you're inside the family. Obviously we meet each other's needs. Don't get outside the family. And there are lots of other things, chapter 13, chapter 22, just...there's a lot of stuff about managing money here and a lot about giving money all through Proverbs.
I just thought of one more I need to mention real quick. Love your neighbor. Chapter 3, and just one illustration of it. Verse 27, "Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in your power to do it. Do not say to your neighbor, 'Go and come back and tomorrow I will give it,' when you have it with you."
In other words, when your neighbor has a need, don't hold it back. If you have it, give it. Show love. Build a friendship. Give to a neighbor. Be generous.
Summing it up. The most important thing you could possibly learn is wisdom. Wisdom is not some spacey kind of thing, out in the air somewhere, some conceptual thing. Wisdom is skill in living and it starts with fearing God, moves to guarding your mind, selecting your companions, controlling your body, watching your words, pursuing your work, managing your money and loving your neighbor. Very simple. But that's it. And when you've done that, you've learned wisdom.
It's so important to be taught. I can say as a father, for example, if I fail to teach my son to fear God, the devil will teach him to hate God. If I fail to teach my son to guard his mind, the devil will teach him to have an open mind. If I fail to teach my son to obey his parents, the devil will teach him to rebel and break his parents' hearts. If I fail to teach my son to select his companions carefully, the devil will choose them for him. If I fail to teach my son to control his body, the devil will gladly teach him to give it completely over to his lusts. If I fail to teach my children to enjoy speech that is honorable to God, the devil will fill their mouths with filth. If I fail to teach my children to pursue their work, the devil will make them lazy. If I fail to teach them to manage their money, the devil will teach them to waste it on riotous living. If I fail to teach them to love their neighbor, the devil will gladly teach them to love only themselves. Learn wisdom.
Let's pray.
Father, we thank You this morning for this wonderful reminder that in getting everything else we're getting, wisdom is most important. Teach us wisdom through Your Word and Your Spirit for Your glory in Christ's name. Amen.
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- Storage of goods at warehouse
- Pre-installation, configuration and asset registration
- Final mile delivery by air-suspended trucks with tail lift and two-man crew
- Unpacking and positioning at point of use
- Special equipment handling including cranes and stair crawlers
- Additional on-site services, for example installation, power-up test and end-user instruction
- Reverse logistics covering packing of used equipment and return to warehouse
- Screening, sorting and refurbishment; asset recovery or disposal in line with regulatory requirements.
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8-10 kiwi, peeled
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup water
2 tablespoons lime juice
In a small pan, heat water and sugar until sugar is dissolved. Cool the syrup. In a blender or food processor, pulse syrup, juice and kiwi until almost smooth. Pour the mixture in an ice cream maker and freeze about 30 minutes. Eat as is, or freeze until it acquires a firmer texture.
*This yields about four modest servings. It can easily be doubled or even tripled to feed a crowd.


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Mutual Vision necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 110 diseños de 26 diseñadores freelance.
Bay Area Mastermind
This is a high-end business coaching and mastermind group. The mastermind groups are made up of members who pay a monthly fee to be part of. You can read about the service at http://www.BayAreaMastermind.com. The "Bay Area" refers to the San Francisco Bay area counties. We are based in Silicon Valley but we service the whole bay area. To belong to the group the prospective member must apply and show that they are serious minded about joining.
The people who become join this group are serious small and mid size business owners. Half of the businesses are personal service providers, internet marketers, retail store owners, and small manufactures. The other half are attorneys, dentists, chiropractors, CPA's, and other professionals. They have an established business and are not start-ups. They are looking to grow and expand their business. They are interested in learning what works best in managing and running their business. They are looking for what is cutting edge and brainstorming ideas with other people just like them.
No flashy colors. This needs to look conservative and professional. Do not use the San Francisco bridges in the design (since we are really based out of Silicon Valley) we are simply servicing all of the Bay Area and don't want to alienate anyone. Don't feel that you need to stick to the colors on our site. We only used these colors because it was easy and we were more concern about the information. Now we want to look sharp and grow our membership.
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Let's continue with the questions we should ask before hiring a web marketing company:
• Do they use only white hat SEO techniques? Stay away from any company using black hat SEO. As the name suggests, black hat SEO employs a number of dishonest tricks to get your website ranked. Where these techniques may have worked well a year or so ago, Google has now got wise and built their algorithms to beat the black SEO arts! This type of SEO can also get your site banned.
• How do they build links? Backlinks are extremely important to the ranking of your website. If your links are coming from link farms you could face heavy penalties from Google. Make sure your SEO company builds links in a reputable manner.
• Make your own impression of a company. If your gut instinct tells you something isn't right then it's a good idea to move on. If a company can't sell itself properly from the start, give you a good honest price, or tell you their strategy, then you need to choose another company. Sometimes it is difficult to avoid being misled, but when you learn a bit more about SEO and the questions to ask, you can avoid this.
• A high quote does not guarantee you will get high quality. The larger a firm gets, the more it will usually charge, but some of the smaller local SEO companies can give you the same results for much less. A company that works inefficiently might need to charge high prices to make up for their shortfall in getting work completed.
• Cheap can work out more expensive. Remember the saying about paying peanuts? Well this can be true when hiring an SEO company or professional. Professional SEO companies work for realistic prices and will give you an itemized quote that you can understand and consider at your leisure. Any company that pushes you into making a decision should be avoided.
• Choose an SEO company that offers SEO packages. Most SEO companies offer their services as a package these days. This allows companies to budget for their SEO marketing and to avoid being tied into any expensive contracts.
• Ask some tricky questions your SEO company if you can. Don't worry if you are not an expert on SEO. There are still a number of questions you can ask.
For instance you might want to ask them what search engines they will automatically submit your website to. Scammers will always try to impress you by blinding you with big figures. The answer you are looking for is 'we don't do automatic submissions'.
Another question you can ask is whether they can place you in the top 10 websites for keywords you have chosen. This is a bit of a trick question, but a good company will suggest that they find the most relevant and prolific keywords for you.
• Ask if they offer subscription services. SEO needs to be tackled on a daily basis to ensure your ranking does not slide. A good company will ensure they are tackling your SEO on a daily basis and monitoring the results. When choosing an SEO package, make sure you choose one that offers post-optimization services. This maintenance will ensure you always have some SEO assistance and that you are not left alone to maintain your SEO. You might also want to see if the company offers additional services such as Pay per Click or social media marketing. These are all services you might need in the future.
These are some of the most important questions and areas you can investigate when choosing a web marketing company or professional. Any SEO company that can be trusted will only be too happy to answer your questions.


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New York, also called the Big Apple, is the city that never sleeps. It attracts people from all over the world to explore its spectacular metropolis, which is the "big brother" to many world cities. It is the destination for many businessmen, but for millions it means a holiday goldmine: luxurious shopping, Broadway shows and soaking up the extraordinary ambiance.
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Nukeproof Mega 275 Alloy Frame
Since 1995, the infamous Megavalanche DH marathon race has been synonymous with big all-mountain riding. Starting at the highest point on Pic Blanc (3300m) above the village of Alpe D'Huez; it is seen as the pinnacle of mass start mountain bike racing around the world.
Originally conceived in 2009 as the perfect bike for this exact style of racing, the Nukeproof Mega was born. Now in its 4th evolution, the Mega should need no introduction. It has tasted success within multiple disciplines and has numerous national and international race wins to its name.
Designed to excel on the toughest enduro tracks, the gravity focused Mega will inspire confidence on the most technical descents whilst maintaining pedalling efficiency for all-day epics in the saddle.
Updated Sizing
With the demands of the Enduro World Series races progressing at a rapid rate, sizing and fit have become more critical than ever. As a result, we have added a new Medium-Long size to the range for 2020. The seat tube length stays the same as the Medium, whilst the reach has grown to 452.5mm which sits exactly in the middle between a size Medium and a Large. With a total of 5 sizes now in the range (S, M, ML, L and XL), there should be a perfect size for everyone.
Tested and proven on the toughest of terrain and in the most varied conditions by Enduro World Series Winner Sam Hill, the 2020 Mega 275 sets out to tackle every ride with its trademark attitude.
View the Nukeproof Bikes Size Guide.
Delivery Times
United Kingdom Shipping
Delivery is between 1-5 days and is FREE on orders over £60 and £2.99 for any orders under £60. All products bought in the UK are subject to 20% tax (VAT).
Worldwide Shipping
Here at MTB Monster we ship bikes and parts internationally via DHL. The service provided by DHL is both tracked and insured to provide you with peace of mind.
Delivery Costs - All our delivery prices depend on the size and weight of the items being sent in the post. For this information please use the guide below which calculates the delivery costs for all of the items in your shopping basket.
Tax Costs - If you live within the European single market you are subject to UK product tax. However, if your country is not part of the European single market (for example: USA /Australia) you are not subject to UK product tax and this tax will be removed at the checkout.
Delivery Times - The amount of time our products will take to get to you will vary from country to country.
At MTB Monster we want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. We have systems in place to ensure your products are correctly assembled and checked prior to delivery by our fully trained staff. All our products including bikes are very carefully packaged to prevent damage in transit, so it is unlikely that you will have any problems.
However, on occasion things can go wrong and if your purchase isn't suitable for whatever reason you can find out below what can be done. Section 1 takes you through the returns process and section 2 advises you on what to do if you have a warranty issue.
(1a)What if my bike has arrived damaged or faulty?
If your bike is faulty or damaged on delivery you must inform us by completing a Warranty Form within 48 hours of the bike being delivered. Please complete the form in full to avoid unnecessary delays.
If it is a minor issue that you feel can be solved over the telephone, please call the workshop on (+44) 0 1254 814238 and select option 2.
What is covered?
- Manufacturing faults.
- Damage in transit.
What is not Covered?
- Items that have been damaged in a crash.
- Items that have not been installed properly (e.g. stripped pedal threads).
- Items that have been modified by the customer
(1b)What if my bike has been delivered and I no longer want it?
If you purchase a bike and change your mind you must contact us within 14 days of delivery at email@example.com to express your intention to return your bike. Items must then be returned within 28 days of purchase.
Unwanted bikes must be returned unused, undamaged and in the original packaging. You can either mail the bike back to us yourself or we can come and collect it. Collecting a bike will cost you £35 for UK customers (this will be deducted from your refund amount)
For non-UK residents we will advise the return cost based on your address. We will endeavour to do this in the most cost-effective way possible for you. Please also contact email@example.com arrange this with a member of our team.
If you decide to return the bike yourself, please make sure you get a proof of return as we cannot be held responsible for the goods lost or damaged in transit.
No refunds can be made until the goods are received and checked by our team so there may be a slight delay in processing your return.
(1c)What if I have custom build mountain bike?
When ordering a Custom Mountain Bike, you will be liaising at length with a member of our team to ensure the full specification is agreed and signed off by both parties in writing. Once agreed a non- refundable 50% deposit is taken so the build can commence. Changes to specification can be made along the way through discussions with the member of staff involved with your project and so your total build cost can fluctuate, this is no problem, however, if you decide to cancel the build completely you will lose your deposit. If the reason for the cancellation is unexpected we may be able to release some of the components to the value of your deposit back to yourself, this will be at the discretion of the shop manager.
(1d)What if I have a Special Order Bike?
Special order bikes are bikes that are modified before they leave us. For example, if you are having an Invisi Kit fitted to your bike it would be classed as a special order. This means that if you were to cancel your order once the deposit is paid you would not be entitled to a deposit refund. Another reason your bike may be classed as a 'special order could be if you are ordering a bike that is not for our normal stock, for example if it is a particularly big or small size that we do not normally carry. You will always be informed both verbally and in writing if your purchase fall under a 'special order' and if for any reason after receiving the email you decide you do not want to proceed you will have 24 hours to cancel and still get your full deposit back
(1e)What if I am a non UK resident and I want to return my purchase?
If you need to return your bike from overseas, please ring the store on (+44) 0 1254 814238 and we will discuss the most cost-effective way of shipping your bike. The returns policy remains the same as for UK customers, only the cost of returning an unwanted bike will differ and will be calculated on an individual basis.
(1f)What if my non-bike product has been delivered and I have changed my mind?
Items must be returned within 14 days of purchase.
Items must:
- Be returned in the package they arrived in.
- Be returned undamaged and unused.
- Be returned in a resealable condition.
- Include your contact details inside the box
Posting fees will not be covered by MTB Monster LTD.
(1g)Where do I return my items to?
Returns Department
Unit 4A Fairfield Business Park,
Longsight Road,
Clayton Le Dale,
Lancashire, BB2 7JA
All items must be inspected before they are refunded or replaced, and this can take up to 7 working days from being received. If you have any queries, call us on (+44) 0 1254 814238 and select option 1.
(2a)I have a warranty issue what do I do?
If you find yourself needing to return an item for warranty, you can fill in our warranty form here. This email is checked daily (excluding Sundays) by a member of our mechanics team so you can be sure of a speedy response. We will support you throughout the warranty process by generating returns where needed and liaising directly with the manufacturers on your behalf. You will be kept informed at every stage until your warranty is complete.
Although we regularly need to have the product returned to our selves at MTB Monster for inspection by a mechanic, most components can be processed by your local authorised service centre. This can reduce the time taken to get the warranty processed while also saving you some postage charges.
(2b)What is covered by my bike's warranty?
Component warranties usually vary from 6 months to 3 years, these are specific to the manufacturer and details can be found in the product manuals or, on the manufacturers website. Bosch systems for electric bikes have a 2-year warranty.
Frames are usually warrantied for approximately 2-5 years, this is determined by the manufacturer, and is usually based on the intended use of the bikes.
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This was apparently played during two Dead shows billed as Bobby Ace And The Cards From The Bottom Of The Deck (on 6/11/69 and 4/17/70). No tapes of these shows circulate. It was reportedly also played at the Hell's Angels benefit on 11/23/70, though it does not appear in the DeadBase list.
Don't want your love any more
Don't want your kisses that's for sure
I die each time I hear the sound
Here he comes, that's Cathy's clown
I gotta stand tall
You know a man can't crawl
For when he knows he's telling lies
And he lets them pass on by
He's not a man at all
When you see me shed a tear
And when you know that it's sincere
Don't you think it's kind of sad
That you're treating me so bad
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Monica writes in:
Some of your recent articles have touched on an issue that has really troubled me for a while. I have two children, both in college. The oldest one is starting her senior and is likely heading to graduate school, while the younger is about to be a freshman.
Each month, I've put $500 in a checking account for my daughter's use, so that she doesn't have to work while at college and can focus on her studies. I plan on doing the same for my son.
Is this the right thing to be doing? What about when they graduate and are out on their own? When should I stop giving them money?
There really isn't a "yes" or "no" answer to this question. Most of the time, I would lean toward not giving stipends to my children, but that's far from a hard stance.
The biggest factor of all when thinking about whether to give a stipend to your children is their personality and success. To put it simply, are they in a position where they would be able to thrive without the stipend or putting themselves into that position? Are they actively advancing a career? Or are they not pushing themselves and relying on your stipend to maintain their standard of living?
I would be much more likely to give a living stipend to a child who is clearly working toward a situation where they don't need that stipend.
So, for example, I would be willing to give a stipend to a college student who was demonstrating that they were building up a career for themselves. Are they getting solid grades? Are they engaged in extracurricular activities? Are they trying for and participating in internships? If they aren't doing these things, then I would expect that they would have a job and wouldn't need a stipend.
For people who have graduated from college, the situation becomes a bit less clear.
If you give someone a stipend, it becomes very easy for that person to treat the stipend as part of their income and inflate their lifestyle accordingly. For example, if you give someone $500 a month, they might use that to make their mortgage payment, making it possible for them to save up for a $6,000 vacation that summer that they wouldn't have taken otherwise. That $500 isn't really going toward the mortgage. It's going toward the vacation.
While that example is sustainable if a person removes the vacation, many people take it even further and do things like take on more debt for more purchases, leaving them with a debt load that's unsustainable without the stipend to help take care of the payments. If your stipend is putting the recipient into such an unsustainable situation, you're actually doing them more harm than good.
This is where character comes into the equation, and for me, it makes all the difference. You have to be able to trust that your children are using the stipend in a positive manner.
What are some examples of what I mean? A person might use their stipend to make an extra payment on their student loan or their mortgage. They might use it to save for a down payment. They might use it to save for their next car to avoid the costs involved in an auto loan. They're using it to save up for the foundation of a small business.
In each case, they're living their life just as they would without the stipend. They're merely using the stipend to accelerate improvements in their financial state.
To put it simply, rather than giving my children a stipend, I'd make a deal with them. Every month that they make their full mortgage payment, I'll make an extra $500 payment on their mortgage, for example. Every $500 they save for their down payment, I'll kick in $500. For every $500 out of their paycheck that they put into their 401(k), I'll give them $500 to make up for the smaller paycheck.
In other words, I'd use the stipend to encourage good financial behavior. If my children naturally make good financial choices, this would be a bonus for them. If they don't naturally make good choices, this might be a big enough carrot to cause them to change their behavior.
In any case, the stipend wouldn't directly lead to worse financial choices. Yes, it's true that they might be able to take out a home equity loan or something like that, but there is no way to give someone a stipend or a financial gift that eliminates such a possibility. The best you can do is use your stipend to point them in a sensible direction.
What about a child that's going through hard times? I'd be willing to hand them a stipend if they're showing me that they're trying to escape from that hard situation. Depending on the situation, it might involve a job search or rehab or something else. People can take actions to solve the difficulties of their situation. If they're not taking those actions, then they shouldn't have a stipend to cover up the consequences of not taking those actions.
Always remember that you're a parent, not a buddy, and that the most valuable thing you can give to your child is developing their ability to succeed in life for themselves. A stipend can go hand in hand with those things.


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Google has shown that it's serious about hardware, especially hardware that carries the Nexus name. The Nexus 4 phone and the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 tablets are all as good as or better than anything else out there – powerful, attractive, and competitively priced devices that define the Android experience. What, then, to make of the Nexus Q? As more Nexus devices roll out this week, it's easy to forget that Google's streaming-media player ever existed.
In fact, we've heard nothing about the Nexus Q since the company decided to delay it nearly three months ago. When the Q was unveiled at the Google I/O developer conference in June, the small matte-black orb was touted as the "first ever social streaming device." It was also the first piece of hardware Google had designed and built all on its own (the phones and tablets are done with partners like Samsung and LG). It was a small Android-powered gadget that plugged into a TV to stream music, movies, TV shows and YouTube videos from the cloud.
But there were problems with the Q – namely its price and feature set. At $300, the Q cost three times as much as competing products from Apple TV, Roku, and Boxee, yet it was much more limited. It could stream content only from Google Play and YouTube – no Netflix, Hulu, Pandora, Rdio, Spotify or anything else – and users could control it only with an Android phone or tablet. The Q, sadly, was a non-starter before it even went on sale.
But Google gave away about 5,000 Nexus Qs at Google I/O in June, and when the company announced that it was delaying the product, it went ahead and shipped out free Q's to everyone who had pre-ordered. So there are a lot of them out in the wild. And those who have them have done some inspired hacks that suggest just how much more the Q could be. It's clearly not too late for Google to save the project. Here's what we hope the company will do with it.
Make It a Google TV Nexus Device
Google is starting to do some really amazing stuff with Google TV, but consumers don't have access to all of it. Google TV needs a Nexus device – one gadget that delivers the latest and greatest software and feature sets directly from Google, with no chance of being botched up by hardware partners. The Nexus Q can be that device.
On Tuesday Google announced new voice search and user interface features for Google TV. Now, instead of having to remember channel numbers or wade through ugly and slow-loading menus to find a station, users can just say what they want to watch, and Google TV will find it. But the new feature is dependent on the user's remote having a built-in microphone – something only LG offers for now, though Vizio and Sony have compatible remotes in the works. An app-based solution will come eventually, but that'll take months, and those who bought earlier Google TV set-top boxes or enabled TV sets will likely be left in the dust.
So Google has designed a great software experience, and almost nobody can get to it because hardware support is inconsistent. Where have we heard this complaint before? Oh, right – Android. This is exactly why Google sells Nexus phones and tablets – to get the best of Android out to consumers on its own terms. Google TV has been languishing since its launch in 2010 because the effort has lacked a true "halo device." The Q, if loaded up with Google TV and shipped with an appropriate remote, has everything needed to be that device.
Tomi Blinnikka, a director of front-end platforms at the Apollo Group, built both an app to control the Nexus Q's ring of LED lights, so he could use the Nexus Q as a clock, and a remote control app so he could operate the Q from a PC. Blinnikka's QRemote app even allowed him to change the colors displays on the Q's ring of LEDs. Aside from that, Blinnikka says he hasn't found much that the Nexus Q does right now that Google TV and other competing products don't also do at a lower price.
"When Google delayed the Nexus Q launch, it made me question how much of a skunkworks project it really was," the Oakland resident told Wired. "You have to wonder what is the actual product they're actually trying to create. And the overlap with Google TV – why would one be better than the other? The Nexus Q has no killer feature really, and I think they need to investigate what problem the Nexus Q is really trying to solve that can't already be solved 1,000 other ways."
The Q needs a killer feature and Google TV needs killer hardware. Make it happen, Google.
Give Us Apps and Games
But there's no reason to stop at Google TV, especially if Google wants to keep that $300 price tag in place. That's why Google should open a Google TV-equipped Nexus Q to more Android apps.
Google TV is built on Android, and the Nexus Q has the horsepower needed to run full-fledged Android and just about any app out there.
Jason Parker, a systems administrator at Rackspace in Austin, got the Nexus Q running Android just a couple days after getting his from an I/O attendee in June. With just a few hours of tinkering put in, Parker got the Nexus Q running Android in full high-definition on his HDTV. The hack gave the Nexus Q its own graphic user interface, freeing it from having to be tied to a phone or tablet. From there, Parker was able to launch Netflix, surf the web and play Angry Birds. He posted a video of what he'd done on YouTube, and that caught the eye of both the Android developer community and Googlers, some of whom Parker met at Dallas' Big Android BBQ developer event back in October.
"I was approached by a lot of people in the Android community who want me to continue on this project," Parker told Wired. "And there were two Google employees at the BBQ who made it very clear to me that Google is interested in what the developer community is doing with the Nexus Q."
But Parker says he didn't ask them what Google had planned. "I don't know what they're working on, and I didn't ask really," Parker said. "I respect the people at Google enough to not ask them to tell me secrets, but they were definitely interested in what I'm doing. But at the same time, Google can't rely on the developer community to save the Q. They've got to make it a better device themselves if it's going to sell."
Loading the Q up with Google TV and then enabling it to run proper Android apps would put the little orb ahead of the Apple TV, Roku, Boxee and others. Who doesn't want to take their game of Nova 3 or Need for Speed from their phone to the TV? The appetite is there. Just look at the more than $8 million raised on Kickstarter by Ouya, an Android-powered videogame console company that has yet to ship a single piece of hardware.
Best of all, the Nexus Q's hardware is built to handle all this. The insides of the Nexus Q feature many of the same parts seen in Samsung's Galaxy Nexus smartphone – a dual-core Texas Instruments OMAP 4460 processor, a SGX540 graphics processor, and 1GB of RAM. The Nexus Q even has 16GB of local storage.
"I realize I'm not the general consumer, but as a hacker it's just really neat seeing what Android is on a 1080p screen," Parker said. "It forces me to take the concept of what Android has been for years and makes me rethink what Android could be."
Ditch the Android Requirement
A Nexus Q running Google TV that plays games and can receive voice commands will need a good controller. Currently, the Nexus Q can be operated only with an Android phone or tablet. If all you've got is an iPhone or a Surface, you're out of luck.
Yes, Google should allow Android owners to control the Q with their Android devices – especially when it comes to playing games or using voice search to find the latest action movies through Google TV. But a proper controller of some sort, so the Q can work as a standalone device, is a must. It would have to have a built-in mic and be easy to use – more like Apple or Vizio's remotes and less like Sony's Google TV remote.
While building an app to control a Google TV-equipped Nexus Q would be wise, such an app should be made available for at least Android and iOS, if not Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8, too. If the Q is able to run apps on its own and be controlled by any mobile device (similar to how Microsoft's Xbox SmartGlass apps should work), the Nexus Q would entice more people to buy into the orb. After all, the success of both the Nexus Q and Google TV will be measured by how many people actually use these products.
The hardware is there. All Google has to do is load it up with Google TV and Android, then let everyone in on the fun.


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The Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Students Taking Action for Recognition (STAR) Event promotes personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Science education.
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The student plans the complete conversion of a garage to usable living space including complete interior design, and exterior landscaping.
Length: 06:18
Two students describe the business they have created, Cool Cat Cupcakes.
Length: 04:34
A FACS student chooses a retro-look pattern for her fashion design but adds her own modern twists and detail work to create a completely unique look.
Length: 04:54
A student uses old discarded blue jeans from fellow students in Trash to Fash, creating soft denim pillows and purses she donated to her local women's shelter.
Length: 18:27
An FCCLA student comes completely prepared to a job interview, ready to tell prospective employers his qualifications and motivation to meet challenges and excel.
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Teacher Kristy Wheeler, from Bob Jones High School in Madison, Alabama talks about the importance of these events. She herself participated when she attended high school and is now in her 14th year of teaching Family and Consumer Science.
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Teacher, Felicia Williams, from Horseshoe Bend High School in New Site, Alabama explains how the STAR program provides unique opportunities for students.
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Teacher, Joni Ojard, from Spanish Fort High School talks about her students' projects and judging the STAR event.
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Eliminating same-day registration discussed
Added costs weakened support from Gov. Walker
MADISON, Wis. — The president of a group representing municipal clerks and the head of the Wisconsin chapter of the League of Women Voters said allowing voters to register at the polls on Election Day has served the state well and should not be eliminated.
They and others spoke about the issue at a Tuesday meeting of the Government Accountability Board, which oversees elections in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Municipal Clerks Association president Vikki Zuehlke said the association has signed a resolution opposing the elimination of election day registration, in part over concerns of the $5.2 million cost outlined in a GAB report.
League of Women Voters of Wisconsin executive director Andrea Kaminski said there is no evidence that same-day registration has caused significant problems.
Wisconsin election officials are discussing the ramifications of eliminating same-day voter registration, a move supported by Gov. Scott Walker and other Republicans.
Walker has long been for not allowing voters to register at the polls on Election Day. But his support weakened in the face of the Government Accountability Board report that put the price tag on eliminating same-day registration at more than $5 million.
Walker said he would not sign a bill that costs that much money.
The board was also scheduled to discuss a report about the costs and complications of accessing a federal database to weed out illegal immigrants who may be voting.


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Siemens OpelNCDR/NCDC EU Pack v.2010-2011
Part number T1000-17432O
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From Sweden to Spain, from Ireland to Austria - this CD pack covers 24 countries of Europe. The road system that serves Europe is constantly developing and changing making accurate maps essential for anyone driving.
The new edition of HERE digital maps offers more than 6.9 million km's of road of coverage and 1.2 million points of interest from golf courses to theatres, and from hotels to car parks with clear accurate maps. This collection of all the latest editions of HERE digital maps is the perfect driving companion.
- In the box
1) User Guide
2) A total of 8 CDs Opel NCDR/NCDC European Package v.2010-2011
CD 1 Alps
CD 2 Benelux
CD 3 France
CD 4 GB/Ireland
CD 5 Germany
CD 6 Italy
CD 7 Scandinavia
CD 8 Spain/Portugal
This product will not function in your navigation system until the system has been updated with the enclosed software CD.
- Compatibility
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Corsa (►09/2006)
Combo (►09/2004)
Meriva (►09/2004)
Omega (►08/2003)
Vectra (►09/2004)
Zafira A (►06/2005)
Vivaro (► 07/2006)


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Thank you for all of your support during my pregnancy. It means the world to me.
Jessica Alba got her first big break in Hollywood when she was just a tender thirteen years old, starring in the Disney flick "Camp Nowhere." Her husband Cash Warren also works in the entertainment industry as a film producer. But the pregnant Alba absolutely does not want her daughter Honor Marie, 3, nor her future offspring, to follow her child star footsteps.
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Sir Alex Ferguson's side suffered an early fright in the region best known for providing the supposedly vampire-filled setting for Bram Stoker's Dracula.
But Pantelis Kapetanos's early goal for Cluj didn't suck the life out of United, who maintained their 100 percent start to this season's competition thanks to van Persie's brace.
United were rarely at their best at the Dr Constantin Radulescu Stadium, but Cluj ultimately lacked the quality to take advantage and Ferguson should take heart from the way van Persie and Wayne Rooney combined for both goals.
Ferguson's star strikers were starting together for the first time, with Javier Hernandez also included in an attacking line-up, as United looked to bounce back after Saturday's surprise 3-2 home defeat against Tottenham.
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Van Persie's first had been a little fortuitous, but the second bore all the hallmarks of the Dutchman's sublime talent.
Rooney was the creator once more as his lofted pass picked out van Persie's run and the United forward, noticing that Felgueras had advanced too far off his line, cleverly flicked the ball past the goalkeeper and into the unguarded net with the outside of his boot.
De Gea preserved United's advantage as he tipped over Cadu's powerful header from a Bastos cross.
Some Cluj fans took to directing green laser pens at United's players in a bid to distract them in the closing stages, but De Gea remained focused and produced an excellent stop to deny Bastos in stoppage-time.
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