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Things are piling up. A deadline at work is fast approaching. I brought work home. Then there are the laundry and vacuuming that have been neglected for a week. Add to that the carry-on that I haven't yet unpacked from last weekend's get-away plus a couple of projects I've worked on sporadically, and you've got a messy house. Oh! Did I mention I'm supposed to post on this blog every two or three weeks?
Stress. Mess. I confess…this is me!
The reason I haven't sat down to write in a while, is that things were pretty much at the same hectic pace last month, too. It's an old problem. Moses sent up this prayer to heaven,
"Teach us to number our days; help us to spend them as we should."
Yes, Moses the great leader and administrator felt the pinch, too, as he prayed, "Teach us to number our days and recognize how few they are; help us to spend them as we should." *
Magazine articles will teach us to color code, create routines, handle each paper only once. But the problem of too much to do in too little time persists. Maybe that's why these words that God directs to his people have meant so much to me recently:
"I made you, and I will not forget to help you."
"Pay attention, Israel, for you are my servant; I made you, and I will not forget to help you. I've blotted out your sins; they are gone like morning mist at noon! Oh, return to me, for I have paid the price to set you free!"**
I may never be free of items on my to-do list; but God has got my back and will help me. Now back to the laundry.
*Psalm 90:12 The Living Bible - Psalm 90 is attributed as "a prayer of Moses"
** Isaiah 44:21-22 The Living Bible (italics mine)


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- Search Backend Elasticsearch
- Search Dashboard Kibana
- Log Processing with Logstash
- Pushing Log Events with logstash-forwarder
- Check the Setup
Centralized Logging with the ELK Stack
This tutorial will guide through the steps to setup a elasticsearch - logstash - kibana (ELK) stack. Each software component is separated in its own single docker container to be able to replace single components easily. All test instances are running on the same host. That host also acts as a log-producing client pushing log events to the ELK stack using a logstash-forwarder instance.
A shorter and faster way to test the stack are several docker images that contain the full ELK stack. Or other tutorials describing an ELK installation without docker.
ELK alternatives are Splunk as a paid only version or Graylog as another OSS option.
Search Backend Elasticsearch
Data Container
First goes a simple
esdata data container for the elasticsearch data. That provides the option to easily start over by destroying that container or reusing a snapshot of the data.
Elasticsearch needs a minimal configuration to know where to store its data and logs. Later on, the kibana frontend needs to communicate with the elasticseatch API. Configuring a wildcard
CORS policy prevents any access issues which might occure during this test setup.
A basic log configuration file should be created to be able to check elasticsearch logs on any errors. Throwing all data and logs into a single container might not be the best idea for a production environment.
Create Container
Finally an instance of the official elasticsearch image is started.
Health Check and Logging
If the elasticsearch instance started successfully, the status can be retrieved via the
_cluster API endpoint. After the first
shard was added, the cluster health status switches from
green to
yellow as there is only one master node running.
first shard added
As configured, the elasticsearch logs are stored in the
esdata container and can be tailed using a simple volume mount.
Search Dashboard Kibana
Kibana is a frontend for data visualization using the elasticsearch REST API. The only configuration needed is the elasticsearch endpoint.
Kibana stores all frontend configurations in an
.kibana index in elasticsearch. As long as the
esdata container is not destroyed, the
kibana instance can be destroyed, updated or restarted without data loss.
Log Processing with Logstash
Logstash is the processing part of the ELK stack. It receives log messages, filters them, defines relevant fields and then stores the results in an elasticsearch index.
SSL Key Creation
The communication between clients pushing log events and logstash receiving log events is secured by TLS. A small go script taken from issue logstash-forwarder #221 helps setting the certificate server IP address for the created certificate.
The logstash test setup uses
logstash as DNS name. The valid
Number of days should be set to something more than a year. If that time passes, the certificate has to be regerenerated and distributed to every host which produces and pushes log files.
Renaming the created certificate files is only for reasons of simplicity.
The logstash configuration has three parts: input, filter and output. lumberjack is a network protocol, that enables logstash to receive log message as events. Only a port and the path to the created certificate is needed to get started.
Java applications often produce log messages like
2015-01-01 12:13:14,995 [main] INFO de.stuff.StuffHandling - stuff happened. A grok filter can be used to extract relevant fields from that message. The grokdebug website is a great help to find matching patterns. Processed logfiles should use the actual log timestamp instead of the logstash timestamp when the entry was processed. That enables time independend log file processing without altered timestamp identifiers. The date filter replaces the automatically generated
@timestamp field with the date field from the log message. There are a lot of other filters etc. to extract and modify the log messages, but in this test case this simple configuration should be sufficient.
Finally the resulting data has to be send to the elasticsearch server. The
host parameter is set to
elasticsearch, because it is possible to simply link the elasticsearch and logstash instances in this local test setup.
Build Image
Create Container
The logstash instance does not store any data and can be restarted with
docker restart logstash if the configuration changes. If any new index fields are introduced, the kibana index has to be refreshed.
Debugging Logstash Filters
For logstash filter debugging purposes, a simpler logstash configuration can be used. The test input can be piped to a minimal container instance which will immmediately be destroyed afterwards. The elasticsearch output definition is optional.
The example log message and the corresponding grok filter produces the following fields.
Pushing Log Events with logstash-forwarder
At this point the ELK stack provides and enpoint to push log events to, stores filtered data in an index and also provides a frontend to access that data. The last piece is the logstash-forwarder tool to watch logfiles and push any changes to the logstash instance.
Build Image
The installation procedure needs
pleaserun which itself needs Ruby 2.0.0 through a dependency on the
mustache gem. Therefore
ubuntu:14.10 and not
ubuntu:latest (pointing to
ubuntu:14.04 and only providing Ruby 1.9.3) is used as a base image.
There are two parts that have to be configured: the
network part describes where to push the logs to and the
files part points to the log files that should be watched. In this basic example any files matching
*.log in the mounted
/log path are watched.
Test log entries should follow the configured pattern.
Create Container
logstash-forwarder instance log shows the connection procedure to the
logstash instance.
Log file detection and processing is also shown.
Check the Setup
All container instances are running on the same host. That makes it easy to check if everything is working properly.
If all containers are running, the following containers should be available. The
CREATED and
STATUS fields are omitted from the output.
The elasticsearch status is available via its API. In this case there already are several documents indexed. Kibana created the
.kibana index to store the configuration of dashboards etc.
Kibana running at localhost:80 shows which search commands were executed to show the data in the frontend. They can be copied and also manually thrown at the elasticsearch API.
If Kibana does not show any results although they were indexed, the timerange in the upper right corner needs to be extended. A basic visualization is a time series with the amount of processed log events.

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A young man fatally shot his girlfriend and then killed himself in a club bathroom in Koreatown on Friday night, authorities said.
Police said the man, who was not identified, apparently was distraught over his relationship with his girflriend, who worked at Cafe Wave, an upscale club on 3rd Street in Los Angeles.
He arrived at the club at about 10 p.m., took her into the bathroom and shot her, police said. Then he shot himself. Police did not have any further details.


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Bamboo Sticks and Social Justice
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January 12, 2015
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As you know, the CBS Sports Radio Network doesn't launch fulltime for another six weeks or so. Until then, CBS Sports talent such as Boomer Esiason ("The NFL Today") are lending their voices and opinions to a daily feature called "The CBS Sports Radio Minute."
Also among those participating in this venture is Doug Gottlieb, who will be hosting a daily afternoon drive show on CBSSR starting January 2.
Among the topics of his several minutes of minutiae on Tuesday was the rumors circulating that embattled Arkansas Razorbacks coach Bobby Petrino – you might remember him from a little motorcycle mishap with a mistress, Jessica Dorrell – is the favorite to become the new head coach for Auburn's football program.
"Bobby Petrino isn't hireable," Gottlieb argues. "It's not because he cheated on his wife with somebody else's fiancee; it isn't because he lied to Louisville about meeting with Auburn back in the day when he was Louisville head coach; it isn't because he left the Atlanta Falcons in the middle of his first year by leaving notes in the players' locker in the middle of the night; not because he lied to the cops in Fayetteville, or to his boss at Arkansas. It's because he hired his side dime (Jessica Dorrell) as recruiting coordinator and violated state and federal hiring laws.
"Bobby Petrino is about as hireable now," Gottlieb concludes, "as R. Kelly is as a chaperone at a junior high dance."
Whoa, was that Doug Gottlieb or Dennis Miller with a "CBS Sports Radio Minute"?
Gottlieb obviously made a strong, detailed argument as to why Petrino is damaged goods for Auburn's sideline. But at the same time, he also chose to exhibit his comedic wit ("side dime" – hilarious!). He also has a tendency to work in topical cliches into his sixty-second soliloquys. For example, in another minute on Tuesday on the frontrunners in the Heisman Trophy race, the underlying theme was, "the Mayans." He also took a page out of the same "the world is ending on December 21" playbook in a "sports radio minute" last week.
It has gotten to the point that the hosts on CBS Radio's own sports talk stations are starting to dislike the guy. For example, Philadelphia's late midday/afternoon drive duo of Anthony Gargano and Glen Macnow on 94 WIP have started a new unofficial feature on their show, once the Gottlieb-voiced "CBS Sports Radio Minutes" start rolling in at 3 PM: an immediate one-minute rebuttal of Gottlieb's piece by the WIP hosts (Macnow mostly) explaining to listeners that what they just heard was excruciatingly awful on so many levels.
And in New York, WFAN's Mike Francesa (or a reasonable facsimile) had a bone to pick with Doug.
If Doug Gottlieb is going to go Doug Stanhope during his one-minute rants, he should toe the line of caution: In the past, some have made comparisons to controversial people in making a point. Four years ago, in a column for ESPN's now-defunct "Page 2," Jemele Hill likened being a fan of the Boston Celtics to "saying Hitler was a victim"; she would be suspended for her choice of words and later issue an apology.
Then again, maybe this is the audience that CBS Sports Radio is attempting to cater to. After all, one of the co-hosts of its brand new morning show once compared himself to Anne Frank.
Next time on the CBS Sports Radio Minute, Doug Gottlieb might tell us that Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid should not consider starting Michael Vick as his quarterback if he recovers from a concussion, because the way the season has turned out, Reid doesn't have a dog in this fight.


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I adore preserved/ dried flowers. I use them in vases. If you order something from my Etsy store, you will get some type of dried flower wrapped in twine in your package. Flowers are just so personal and versatile. Plus, who wouldn't want to see one of these when they opened a box?
My favorite dried anything are: cotton stems (yes, cotton stems…is it a southern thing?), peonies, lavender, wheat, baby's breath, and of course boxwood. I don't use all of these at once, but I just change it up with the seasons. With the exception of boxwood, it's pretty much a year around thing y'all. I just love the freshness and pop of color that comes with displaying some preserved boxwood.
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Peonies are definitely one of my go to's for spring. They are so romantic and full. I may or may not be known for harassing florists for all the peonies they have. Kidding, Kidding, but I really do snatch them up whenever I see them and order them offline…often…ahem. My house come spring has peonies…everywhere.
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I use lavender during the spring/summer months usually. Only dried, I love the smoky purple hue lavender gets once it's been dried. So pretty. Throughout the year though, you will smell lavender in our home. I have it in sachets in drawers, pillows…ect. I even make my own air mist with yep…lavender. It's good stuff!
Do you use preserved florals in your decor?


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OnePlus now comes updated with OxygenOS 4.1.7 update. This brand new update to the OnePlus 3 and 3T smartphones successfully brings about some much-awaited touch latency improvements. Apart from all this, the update is also capable of providing battery optimizations and Android security patches for this month of August as well. Remarkably, if users have still not updated their Google Hangouts applications in their phones, then this app will be automatically be removed with the help of the new update.
Problems in OnePlus Devices
Just for a reminder, all the users of OnePlus 3 and 3T smartphones began to start reporting about the touch latency issues with the both the smartphones in the previous year itself. Now, with the latest OxygenOS 4.1.7 update, the tech company states that they have enhanced the fluidity of the system. The company has also brought about some battery optimizations. On the other hand, the Android security patch has been updated to August. Apart from these alterations, the company also alleges to have fixed quite a few bugs regarding the platform with the latest update. Carl Pei stated in a Tweet on Tuesday, 22 August 2017, "Saw some confusion about this: OxygenOS 4.1.7 for 3/3T does indeed come with touch latency improvements."
OnePlus Company also says that the update will eradicate the Hangouts app. Hangouts will only be removed if it is not updated from Google Play, due to a request made by Google. The new OxygenOS 4.1.7 update will apparently be able to fix a sound channel error. This sound channel error showed up while recording videos. There were issues where calls were being routed to speaker unintentionally by some third-party apps. There was also a rendering issue in Kannada language.
Particularly, the update also fixes or the App Locker, third-party app issue. It was recently discovered that an app launcher app from Google Play could be used to effortlessly sidestep the app lockers offered on OxygenOS. It is excellent to know that the corporation has acted rapidly towards solving the issues faced by users.


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Each new alien substance the body's cells have to adjust (adapt) to requires energy, the cumulative effect of which is labeled stress. The cell, the body, the man, can't indefinitely maintain adaptation under stress. 1
Have you ever seen something last forever? Have you witnessed an ageless anything? No, you haven't and neither have I. Because matter has limitations.
YOU TOO HAVE LIMITATIONS! And so do every other person in your social circle. We are made of material things and matter has limitations, governed by biological laws, the boundaries that keep them "inside the lines" of normal function.
I have a habit that I've always thought advantageous: I've always imagined my life in other people's shoes. That actually is advice I recommend everyone try. Think about what a day looks like to carry the responsibilities of a friend or colleague.
We all have biological limitations that can only handle so much stress.
Eventually that stress turns into abuse, and that abuse wears you down until you're curled up in your mother's lap saying, "I NEED CHOCOLATE!"
We all have limitations. Matter has limitations. Biology, physics, and chemistry all have boundaries.
But what are those limitations?
According to exercise physiologists, did you know you have a "bank account" with enough "cash reserves" to run a 1,000 mile race?
No that doesn't mean you could go run a 1,000 mile race right this moment. But adding up all your energy stores would approximately add up to that amount. Sure that's a generalization which forgets variation among individuals, but you get the picture. You have a huge bank account worth of energy storage.
Like I said in part 1 of this series, your nervous system is constantly negotiating energy demands. Part of its job is to get you up that flight of stairs you climb every day or effectively managing the constant onslaught of student life, or handling the duties of 24/7 motherhood. Your nervous system says, "Can I last another day with the resources I have?
This brings me to my next point:
- Stress, either mental, physical, or chemical, will create higher energy demands
Higher energy demands mean you'll have less in the bank to spend.
Wondering why you're tired all the time? Wondering why you never feel like exercising? Wondering why you aren't motivated beyond sippin on southern-style sweet tea?
I'd bet you're spending more than your saving and experiencing what I call a "metabolic overdraft".
Notice I didn't say you couldn't handle stress. It all depends on how much stress there is. In fact stress is a normal part of life and is present in all ecosystems, all cultures, all environments. For example, gravity is a natural, normal, beneficial stress to our bodies. Take gravity out of the equation and what do you get? An astronaut!
Astronauts are known to have to spend significant time on rehab protocols to restore normal health measurements like cardiovascular demands and osteoporosis therapies, both of which have links to effects of living outside of gravity's biologic demands. The "stress" of gravity, in this case, is beneficial, necessary even. Stress that is "good" is termed "eustress."
Ever heard of the Anthropic Principle? The Anthropic Principle states that the parameters of this world were specifically tailored to foster not only human life but all life. The natural physical, biological laws operating on a daily basis to keep us alive can be clearly seen and measured.
Our health as living beings depends on them.
To summarize:
- Energy in and energy out dynamics are a real thing, constantly negotiated and renegotiated by your nervous system with a priority of energy conservation. Conserve energy = propagate life functions
- Stress is a good thing until it becomes a bad thing. All disease processes can be traced back to excess stress in mental, physical, or chemical categories.
Call to Action
What am I asking you to do? I'm asking you to consider the stress (physical, mental, chemical) in your life (or your kid's lives) and reduce them or make attempts to synthesize them with a healthy life! High-Carb, highly refined, processed foods do not make sense from a metabolic standpoint. They will overdraft your energy "bank account" and next thing you know your 100lbs over weight, balding and taking the silver sneakers class at the YMCA instead of applying for America Ninja Warrior like you really wanted to. The dynamite combination of a high fat, fatigue-resistant aerobic lifestyle* while excluding trans-fatty foods** and GMOs mixed with a sincere attempt to reduce the other stress in your life will give you the best chance to bring you back to "balance" or "homeostasis and prevent "metabolic overdraft" and eventual disease. With fats you could out-live disease! That's the metabolic dilemma your nervous system is negotiating every day. "Can I make it through today?" My encouragement is to put more "funds" in the bank. Have a cash reserve even! The only way this can be done is to EAT HEALTHY FATS and lots of them! As Phil Maffetone likes to say, there are no minimum requirements for carbohydrates like there are for fats and proteins! In other words, you don't need them like you do fats and protein. You crave them because that's all you feed yourself!
Stress is a killer when it becomes too much. Think about ways to reduce stress in all three categories of physically, mentally, and chemically (nutritionally). Do it for yourself. Do it for your kids. Do it for your grandkids. Change the dietary and genetic future of your family tree.
And remember, you are an amazing, high functioning, well-thought out living creature whose complexities are more numerous and greater than any other life-form on the planet. You are God's signature biological masterpiece!
*Endurance exercise before "Chronic Cardio". Eating organic grass-fed butter, grass-fed milk/cheeses, grass fed meats, raw nut butters, avocados, coconut oils, etc
** Think plant based oils; if a food product has plant based oils like sunflower, safflower, peanut, soybean, cottonseed, palm, canola, etc…..and doesn't say "organic" or "expeller pressed", I avoid it completely. If a food product says "Roasted [nut]" I also avoid it. Tip for nuts: look for "Raw" or "Dry-Roasted". After all, friends don't let friends eat trans-fat
1.Zamm, Alfred V., and Robert Gannon. Introduction. Why Your House May Endanger Your Health. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1980. 15. Print.


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Physically, Frans Nielsen was at his stall inside the Islanders' training facility in Syosset.Mentally, he was at Washington's Verizon Center on the night of April 27.For it was on that night, in that venue, that the 2014-15 Islanders' season came to an end in an inglorious 2-1 loss to the Capitals in Game 7 of the Metropolitan Division Semifinals.
A year in which the Islanders recorded more than 100 points for the first time since 1983-84 ended with a dispiriting performance, in which Capitals goalie Braden Holtby only had to make 10 saves.
"To lose in the first round like we did in Game 7, you kind of go home with a feeling [it was] a bad season," Nielsen said. "You think about it most of the summer. I think we're [going to be hungrier] to get back [to the playoffs] and do better.
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"It definitely bothered me all summer. You want to get back there, you want to get another shot at that. It's really hard because we didn't play well in Game 7."
Not only did that loss end the Islanders season, it also ended their time in Nassau County. The Islanders have moved into Brooklyn's Barclays Center. And like any new relationship, there have been some growing pains.
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The New York Daily News reported team and building officials disagreed on the price points to have food and beverages available for team and league employees, and the media. The dispute came to a head when Barclays Center did not provide meals and drinks during the second preseason game, blaming "Islanders ownership and management" for the decision. There have also been silly public overreactions to the team and Barclays debuting a new third jersey and a new goal horn.
Still, according to CEO Brett Yormark, Barclays is "very, very excited about having in Brooklyn." During a nearly half hour question and answer session with reporters who cover the team prior to the first preseason game, Yormark outlined his vision for the future of the franchise in Brooklyn.
"We need to be sensitized, now moreso than ever, to the faithful," Yormark said. "Those who have been there since Day One and have shown so much support over the years. But at the same time for us to be successful, for this move to Brooklyn to be viable, we've got to expand the fanbase and compliment the fanbase that currently exists; reach out to those in Brooklyn and beyond and get them engaged. First with the sport of hockey and then two, to get them to be avid fans of the Islanders. We think we're doing that."
To that end, advertisements for the Islanders are visible around Barclays Center itself, Atlantic Terminal and the Atlantic Center Mall; new commercials have aired on television, and billboards have popped up throughout the borough. Also, Barclays created campaigns entitled 'Tradition Has A New Home,' and 'Brooklyn Scores' in order to serve the dual purposes of attracting Long Island fans and Brooklynites.
According to Yormark, ticket sales have been "robust," noting "thirty-three percent" of total ticket buyers are Brooklynites and Manhattanites. Moreover, "thirty percent, believe it or not, are coming from Nassau and Suffolk [Counties]," said Yormark said, who noted other buyer are coming from "Queens, Staten Island, Bronx; six percent from New Jersey, two percent from Connecticut."
One of the very public concerns about the move has been whether Barclays can be a hockey venue. The building possesses architectural and design quirks insofar as it pertains to sightlines for hockey. Still, Yormark believes when the Islanders open up against the reigning Stanley Cup champion Blackhawks on Oct. 9, Barclays will be a NHL-caliber facility.
"The building is ready for hockey," said Yormark, who estimated that the Islanders' dressing room was "probably about 90 percent done. There's a couple little tweaks here and there; we just met with [Islanders GM] Garth [Snow] just to understand what some of those are, but by opening night I think we'll be exactly where we need to be. The ice, from what I understand, the players really liked it. We've worked all summer long to make sure we have the right environment here."


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The automotive business designs, develops, manufactures, markets, and sells the world's motor vehicles. In 2008, more than 70 million motor vehicles, including cars and business vehicles have been produced worldwide. In one among my past companies selling automotive workshop equipment and working my own workshops I've seen the inside of literally lots of of workshops yearly and those which can be very profitable are at all times the ones who deal with folks one of the best. By 2015 thirty million scooters might be sold yearly. This area of interest is so large that producers are starting to create autos just for this demographic. Bike companies are experimenting with larger and more characteristic-filled motorcycles while automotive firms are shrinking their vehicles. These firms are all preventing for a similar customers.
When he was engaged on a new thought he would repeat the identical probe over and over every time we might encounter some new evidence or a new example that steered that specific probe had benefit. Though he was addressing me or at different instances a bigger viewers, I always felt he was additionally engaged in an internal dialogue sorting out his concepts. In fact he was all the time desirous about any comment that his audience or I needed to make.
This, in fact, resulted in substantial worth differences between Proton Saga and other NNC models, enabling the Saga to capture over eighty% of the market share then. The opposite automobile manufacturers (eg Tan Chong for Nissan and Oriental for Honda) have been compensated by being supplied partnerships with Proton for the manufacture of Proton parts and elements. An vital step in selecting a program should embrace considering what you might be getting to your money.
you'll be able to attempt but you could know as I wrote that you must have 2 vital parts: creative talent + the appropriate age (and a few money too). Eighty of the state's ninety-five counties have at the very least one automotive-related producer. Will Lee Xiao: Sturdy leading edges and supple but unwavering strains mimic organic varieties. Biomimicry in design tends to yield extremely environment friendly shapes that are basically attractvie.
Apples are scrumptious and are filled with vitamins, minerals, and other helpful qualities that improve your health. Apples also comprise seeds that are toxic. Shield your self, your family, your pets, and livestock. The knowledge that engaged on autos is a great profession path is one factor – figuring out exactly the place to take that dream is another. Look into the various potentialities, from working in a busy shop to coaching on autos that require a website-visit to diagnose and repair. As soon as the main target is narrowed, it will likely be easier to move to the next step.


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Porter Moser has led the Loyola Ramblers back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1985.
Casey Alexander and Lipscomb has won 8 straight en route to an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.
Radford coach Mike Jones talks about being picked 7th in the preseason poll and now going to the dance.
Murray State has an OVC title and the nations longest winning streak as they head into the NCAA tourney.
Northeastern's Bill Coen talks about sharing the regular season crown and the CAA Tournament.
Western Kentucky's Rick Stansbury talks about his team and the showdown with Middle Tennessee.
UC Davis' Jim Les talks about the Big West race, which has come down to the final week.
After a slow start, UC Irvine has come roaring back. Russell Turner talks about his team.
Under Ryan Odom, UMBC is 19-9 and has secured a home playoff game in the America East.
FCGU has clinced a second straight A-Sun title. Head coach Joe Dooley talks about the Eagles.
Nicholls is having one of its best seasons in years. Head coach Richie Riley talks about his team.
Northern Kentucky coach John Brannen talks about his team, which is in first place in the Horizon.
Savannah State's Horace Broadnax talks about how a tough early schedule is paying dividends now.
UNC Asheville's Nick McDevitt talks about his team, which has moved into first place in the Big South.
Weber State is one again in the mix in the Big Sky. Head coach Randy Rahe talks about his team.
Brian Mull talks about the in depth feature he did on the challenges of scheduling in college basketball.
Middle Tennessee's Kermit Davis talks about his team, which continues to play good basketball.
Wright State sits on top in the Horizon League. Scott Nagy talks about the team and his talented freshman.
Long Beach State's Dan Monson talks about his team, which is again one of the top teams in the Big West.
Reggie Witherspoon is teaching his players lessons learned form his father and the Griffs are winning.
ETSU has won 11 straight and is currently 17-4 overall. Head coach Steve Forbes talks about his team.
New Mexico State's first-year coach Chris Jans talks about Zach Lofton, Jemerrio Jones and the Aggies.
Vermont just keeps on rolling. John Becker talks about his team, which has 27 straight conference wins.
Montana's Travis DeCuire talks about his team, which off to one of the best starts in program history.
In his first year at the helm, Ryan Ridder has Bethune-Cookman off to a 4-0 start in MEAC play.
After a tough non-league slate Tony Jasick has Jacksonville off to a quick start in A-Sun play.
Bobby Marlin has the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns off to their best start in 45 years at 15-3.
After 13 years building a MAC powerhouse at Akron, Keith Dambrot has Duquesne off to a great start.
Niko Medved has Drake off to a 4-0 start in the Valley in his first year with the Bulldogs.
Coach Alexander talks about Lipscomb's early season success and his All-American.
Jeff Linder has Northern Colorado off to a quick start behind one of the most underrated backcourts.
Matt McMahon talks about his Murray State Racers who, behind two seniors, are off to a good start.
William & Mary's Tony Shaver talks about his team, which has played well through non-league action.
ESPN's Paul Paul Biancardi shares his thoughts on college freshmen, teams to watch and more.
Central Michigan head coach Keno Davis talks about his team's 8-1 start and what's ahead.
First-year coach Barret Peery has Portland State off to an 8-2 start with no true home court
In his 17th season, Will Brown has Albany off to a 10-1 start. Brown talks about his team's nice start.
Wagner's Bashir Mason talks about the Seahawks fast start and keys to his team's non-conference success.
Towson's Pat Skerry talks about the Tigers winning the Belfast Classic and his team's excellent start
With one of the top scoring tandems in the nation, Joe Pasternack has UC Santa Barbara off to a 6-2 start.
Loyola started 7-0 for just the fourth time since World War II. Porter Moser talks about his team.
Kevin Baggett has the Rider Broncs off to a quick start as they head into Providence to face the Friars.
Louisiana Tech's Eric Konkol talks about his team's 5-0 start and what lies ahead in the weeks to come.
Mercer's Bob Hoffman talks about his high-scoring backcourt and a challenging schedule.
Toledo's Tod Kowalczyk talks about his team's fast start, being ranked in the Mid-Major Top 25 and more.
Charleston head coach Earl Grant talks about his Cougars being the favorite in the CAA.
Indiana State's Greg Lansing talks about the win over Indiana and the Charleston Classic.
Nathan Davis talks about his Bucknell team, which returns almost everyone from everyone.
Mike Brey previews Notre Dame's 5th season in the ACC, as he nears a number of milestones.


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McCarrell unseats Earl for Jackson County Clerk
By Chris Lundstrom
Kate McCarrell will be Jackson County's new county clerk. In a close race, McCarrell unseated the incumbent Barbara Earl, 724 to 650. McCarrell will begin her term when she is sworn in on Jan. 1, 2019.
With 9,063 registered voters in the county, only 1,642 cast ballots, 1,454 Republicans and 188 Democrats.
In other races of local interest, incumbent Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick (R) was the favorite in Jackson County, garnering 1,007 votes to 407 for challenger Scott Milder, who was a favorite with many teachers and educators supporting him for his stance on public school funding.
In the Republican race for U.S. Representative Dist. 27, Michael Cloud of Victoria, received 626 votes, followed by 291 for Bech Bruun, and 199 for Christopher Mapp. Cloud and Bruun will face off in the runoff election set for May 22. In order to avoid a runoff election, a candidate must receive 50 percent plus 1 more vote.
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WhatsApp Payments in India: How to Get Started With the 'UPI-Based' Service Details: – The WhatsApp Payments is now rolling out in India which is regarded as the BETA in order to make the selection for the Android smartphones and also for the iPhones. This is something which is bringing yet another digital payment option in the India which obviously catches plenty of eyeballs.
These new WhatsApp payments feature is somehow very convenient, and potentially has some amount of the massive user base in the whole India as this app will surely turn to be massive popular one anyway. WhatsApp Business App
WhatsApp Payments in India
Though, since this one is based on UPI, the money is all set to go very straight to the bank account of the holder, it will be eliminating the need of mobile wallets alongside some other akin financial instruments.
Not sure how WhatsApp payments whether will be work or not? Here's everything you need to about this WhatsApp banking system.
In what way we can have the WhatsApp Payments?
Already we know that WhatsApp payments feature will be going to rolling out to select users in India on its first pace. Firstly, we need to assure of this that the WhatsApp payments can be running in the latest version of the app – as of filing this report, that's v2.18.41 on Android and iPhone v2.18.22.
Open any WhatsApp chat then you can see the new Payments sub-head under Settings. If you see this you will be going to realize your access to use the WhatsApp's UPI-based payments feature. If not, you have no other option but you need to wait until the WhatsApp payments will be a load on your smartphone.
How you can add the bank accounts for WhatsApp Payments
Here's is now you can add your bank account to WhatsApp and then the payments feature will be going to start on your smartphone.
1). First Step: Go to Settings -> Payments inside WhatsApp.
2). Second Step: Now in the sub-head of the Bank Accounts, you need to select the Add New Account option.
3). Third Step: Now you need to tap the Accept button and then it will be Continue if you agree with the terms.
4). Fourth Step: Now you need to tap the Verify via SMS and follow the prompts afterward you need to send an SMS in order to begin the linking process.
5). Fifth Step: Now on the next screen, select the bank whose account you wish to add in the smartphone for the WhatsApp payments procedure.
6). Sixth Step: Now if you have an account (or multiple accounts) linked with the number then you just need to send the SMS from, then you will be presented with your account (or accounts) from that bank.
7). Seventh Step: If everything goes smoothly, then you will be going to see the UPI Setup Complete screen.
You can repeat these steps to add multiple bank accounts in the WhatsApp. If you have multiple accounts added, then you can designate one of them as the primary account (by default the account you added first).
How to send money via WhatsApp Payments
You must need to remember that the WhatsApp payment feature works only if the recipient will be already set up their bank account within WhatsApp – send this guide to your friends and family so that they can have some guidance for this WhatsApp payment procedure. How to delete WhatsApp Good Morning Images?
You can also send money to individual group members also in the group chat that will be provided to enable the Payment option.
In addition, you cannot pay money to verified business accounts (such as BookMyShow or MakeMyTrip) as this service is only for the peer-to-peer (i.e. person to person).
Here's How to send your first (and subsequent) payments via WhatsApp
1). Now you need to open the chat of the WhatsApp contact to whom you wishes to transfer the money.
2). On Android, tap the Attach button. If you are using the iPhone, select the Plus button.
3). In order to send money, just tap on Payment, and enter the amount to the person whom you wishes to transfer the money. You can also add a note to the message if you wish.
4). To authorize the payment, you need to enter the UPI PIN of the bank account from which you are trying to transfer the money.
5). Once the money is sent, the amount (and the text note, if any) will show a message as part of the conversation.
As you can see these above-written process this is quite simple and takes only a few taps to complete the action to send the payment via WhatsApp. Google Arts Project App
If you want to switch between accounts, you then will be required to tap into the bank account while sending money and you will see the list of linked accounts and then you can switch between them.
WhatsApp will maintain a log which is the crucial part of the transactions – the money you sent and the money you received – using the Payments option under Settings is very important anyway.
To check the log, you need to visit the Settings, tap on Payments option and then you need to select the View History option.
This is the WhatsApp's first attempt at the digital payments front, and it is actually dominated by Paytm in India. The Facebook-owned app has not officially declared this feature yet and kept it in beta mode so far.
This means that this is the only a small segment of its more than 200 million users can access it at this current time.
The Google's Tez, Paytm's Inbox and the numerous UPI services managed by banks themselves which consider it somehow easy to transfer money to one another among the group of people.


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Breaking News
Kashmir Times. Dated: 11/6/2018 11:55:50 PM
Dear Editor, It is good that left-front Kerala government at last taken practical steps to implement rather non-implement unjustified Supreme Court order on Sabrimala temple, when the state government deployed lady police of age-group above 50 years around the temple. Even a woman in age-group between 10-50 years was requested not to insist on entering the temple when the woman confessed that she was forced by her husband to try to enter the temple.It is prayed that good sense prevails with judges of Supreme Court also for allowing review-petition on the matter where the issue is not at all of gender-discrimination but is of religious faith which is based on totally Hindu traditions which in turn are completely based on scientific aspects and requirement of traditions. Supreme Court should realize that entry of women in age-group of 10-50 years is banned at Sabrimala Temple because the god worshipped there was a brahmchari and entry of women in marriageable age of 10-50 years must not be allowed. Ritual of prohibiting women during menstruation in kitchens etc was designed due to hygienic and physical weakness of women in these days because of excessive bleeding.Fortunately disease of pseudo-secularism is fast diminishing from Indian politics. But to prevent judicial system victim of pseudo-secularism, judges at higher courts should consider all practical aspects in sensitive religious issues concerning majority community.—Subhash Agrawal,1775 Kucha Lattushah, Delhi.
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New York - A London music festival on Wednesday removed controversial New York rapper Azealia Banks from its line-up after she went on a racially charged attack against former One Direction heartthrob Zayn.Banks, in a series of tweets that she has since deleted, accused Zayn of copying her style on his latest video Like I Would and grew more agitated after he did not respond.Banks, who is African American, used epithets directed at Muslims against Zayn, a Briton who is partially of Pakistani origin."When your entire extended family has been obliterated by good ol the U.S of A will you still be trying to act like a white boy pretending to be black?" she said in one tweet.The Rinse/Born & Bred Festival, which will take place next month in London, announced it was cancelling Banks' appearance."Rinse/Born & Bred is a celebration of rave culture and has been created for EVERYONE. We celebrate inclusivity and equality," it said in a statement.
Some of Azealia's tweets:
Zayn kept a distance from Banks, telling her in Twitter lingo that he had seen her remarks and chose not to take the bait."My @'s too good for you," he tweeted.
My @'s too good for you— zayn (@zaynmalik) May 10, 2016
My @'s too good for you
Zayn Malik, who has chosen to go solely by his first name as a solo artist, has taken on an R&B sound since leaving One Direction with sex-filled lyrics that would have been unthinkable for the squeaky clean boy band.Banks, in a fresh tweet on Wednesday, reiterated her accusations about Zayn's music and cast her remarks about Muslims as a gesture of solidarity."He felt as if he was too good to acknowledge me yet not too good to copy my creativity," she wrote."I had to remind him that we're both in the same boat in this industry and people of colour," she wrote.
Thoughts on everything (loads of typos) pic.twitter.com/kmGhgkrKyz— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) May 11, 2016
Thoughts on everything (loads of typos) pic.twitter.com/kmGhgkrKyz
She also posted this video on Twitter on Wednesday:
pic.twitter.com/R4tsM5LEir— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) May 11, 2016
Resisting The Urge to say loads more terrible things to each and every one of u's— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) May 11, 2016
Resisting The Urge to say loads more terrible things to each and every one of u's
But obviously I'm insanely fucking talented and have already lowered myself to the levels of ppl who don't even deserve to share the same— BRUJA DEL BLOQUE (@AZEALIABANKS) May 11, 2016
But obviously I'm insanely fucking talented and have already lowered myself to the levels of ppl who don't even deserve to share the same
Banks won wide acclaim for her single 212 but has become better known for her acerbic exchanges on Twitter, with her pledge in March to quit the platform proving short-lived.She notably engaged in a long-running feud with the Australian rapper Iggy Azalea, whom she accused of exploiting black culture.Banks also raised eyebrows when she endorsed Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, a fellow prolific user of Twitter, who has little support from minorities.However, Banks' praise for Trump appeared backhanded as she said that the billionaire "is evil like America is evil" and hence its fitting leader.
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Hello friends! Andrea Kremer here. I'm a recent addition to Team Pernice. And as one of my first orders of business, I have volunteered to author the first new "news" item for this site in just about a year. That would be this post right here. You're welcome.
Why the long silence? Well, as many of you know, though she is still overseeing the Pernice empire, our mutual friend Joyce is also busy doing Important Things, as Director* of Policy for newly elected Mayor Marty Walsh at Boston City Hall. Yup. Joyce is in charge of stuff. Like, a lot of really, really important stuff. I'll give you a moment to let that sink in. Of course, this means she can't work in her pajamas anymore, which makes her sad, but perhaps in her role as Director* of Policy she can work to implement more pajama-friendly policies throughout our fair city. I know I personally would appreciate that.
And Joe is… actually, as I write this, Joe is in Osaka, Japan — Higashi Shinsaibashi, to be precise — playing a gig this very evening with his newest project, The New Mendicants (more on that in a minute). So, here we are. Or rather, here I am, ready to keep you informed, in the unfortunate but necessary absence of Joe and Joyce.
So let's get to the news. Remember a sentence or two ago, when I mentioned The New Mendicants? Here are a few things you might want to know about them:
- Who are they? They are a band comprised of Joe Pernice and Norman Blake — who, when not playing with Joe, is the songwriter and frontman of Scottish power-pop stalwarts Teenage Fanclub. Joe and Norman are joined on drums by Mike Belitsky, who also plays with The Sadies, a Canadian Country/Western band (yes, that is a thing).
- What about them? Well, they recently released their full-length debut album, Into the Lime. A lot of people have said nice things about it, including:
Popmatters: "The set can shift dynamically from stately folk to driving power-pop to lilting hazy tunes without showing its seams. The combination of Pernice's melodic tendencies with Blake's history in Teenage Fanclub is a perfect match."
The Quietus: "…jangling, chiming guitars, glorious harmonies and an iron grasp of joyous melodies so firm as to turn coal into diamonds in a matter of seconds…"
New York Music Daily: "The New Mendicants….blend classic psychedelic and powerpop sounds from the 60s and 70s while adding their own wickedly tuneful edge."
- Can I buy Into the Lime? Of COURSE you can. In fact, I think you should. Here's where you can obtain your copy:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/into-the-lime/id790414464
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/The-New-Mendicants/e/B00IH9752M/digital/
CD: http://www.pernicebrothers.com/store/product/?inc=product54.html
Vinyl: http://www.thenewmendicants.com/store/
- Can I see them live? Well, if you live in Japan and have some free time between now and Sunday, you're in luck, as they're there right now. If you live in the US or Canada, stay tuned, as they are working on arranging more tour dates as we speak. No matter where in the world you are, you can follow all the action on their tour page, at http://www.thenewmendicants.com/live, or right here on the Pernice Brothers' tour page at http://www.pernicebrothers.com/tour/.
- Can I friend them on Facebook so I don't have to do any pesky "going to websites?" You bet: https://www.facebook.com/TheNewMendicants
- What if I have a short attention span? Yes, they're on Twitter too: https://twitter.com/newmendicants.
I think this concludes your long-overdue Pernice update. It's been a pleasure. I can't promise I'll be as witty as Joyce (tall order), nor as irascible as Joe (taller order), but I can promise I'll be here, working diligently (in my pajamas! ha ha!), to serve all your Pernice-related needs.
Andrea [at] Ashmont Records [dot-com]
*PS – My bad: Joyce informs me that her official title at City Hall is not Director but in fact CHIEF of Policy. Chief. (Which means she is one typo away from being Chief of Police.)


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We are excited to bring you an exciting and exclusive event taking place in the Crowne Plaza Hotel Dublin Airport on Saturday 13th May 2017. The uniqueness of the Dublin Rose Ball makes it an event not to be missed in anyone's social calendar.
The Dublin Rose Charity Ball 2017 will consist of:
- A Four Course Meal
- A range of special guests.
- Envelope Raffle & Auction with some amazing prizes.
- Entertainment By: The Pat Fitz band, followed by Late Night DJ
- There are excellent scientific breakthroughs on the condition that need further research.
- MSD Action Foundation are trying to initiate a clinical trial as soon as possible.
- MSD Action Foundation have created the only dedicated patient registry for MSD patients in the world, they expect it to be an essential element of a clinical trial.
This year, the Dublin Rose, Lorna Whyte, has very kindly chosen MSD Action Foundation/ SavingDylan.com as the Charity Partner for this year's Ball. All funds raised at this event will help to support vital medical research that we hope will result in a lifesaving treatment/cure for a clinically devastating condition called Multiple Sulfatase Deficiency.
Dylan Finglas is 4 years old, from Dublin & is the 3rd MSD patient in Ireland in recent years.His life expectancy would usually be less than 10 years of age unless treated.
For our roses their friends family and guests tickets are priced at an affordable €75
For any companies
We would be delighted if you would consider supporting
MSD Action Foundation/SavingDylan.com this year through the purchase of a Corporate Table at this great event. Saving dylan is a fully registered charity.
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Global Climate change is one of the biggest issues on the planet. Scientists are 95% certain that we are the main cause of this. Climate change doesn't just happen in the UK but in every place around the world. It does not have a great effect on us in the UK, it makes a big difference overseas. In the UK, we are starting to see the impact of climate change. However, the impact is much more serious in third world countries such as places in Africa and India.
From typhoons or floods destroying entire communities to unpredictable seasons for farmers. The changes are undoing years of work to stop poverty and make an end to climate change. Would you believe that 44% of people living in affected areas of poverty and climate change live on only 77p a day?
A little boy named Martin that survived a severe cyclone stated, "Everything was crushed. It looked like our houses and roads had never been there." This is due to us. Did you know that 90% of people that die from natural disaster live in the poorest countries on Earth?
A teenage lady named Veronica quotes, "The river has been drying up, which means that they are not certain of food crops." It is a fact that if the Earth grows two or three degrees over the next 20 years, two-hundred million new people will be at a risk of hunger. Surprisingly, that is three times the population of the UK.
On the other hand, we can do something about it. In the year of 2015 and beyond, confronting climate change is our challenge. Millions of the people across the face of the Earth are committed to stopping it. We can make the move to using sustainable energy. We can't do it alone, we need the people in foreign countries to help us out.
We can stop poverty and climate change in many ways however, the main way to do this is if we put our 'Faith Into Action'.
Christopher Rodrigues


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In English, many things are named after a particular country – but have you ever wondered what those things are called in those countries?
Translation of piss artist in Spanish:
piss artist
borrachín, n.
vulgar slang
1(drunkard)borrachín masculine informalborrachina feminine informalbolo masculine Central America informalbola feminine Central America informalcurda feminine Spain River Plate informalpedo masculine Mexico informalpeda feminine Mexico informalcurdo masculine Venezuela informalcurda feminine Venezuela informalcurado masculine Chile informalcurada feminine Chile informal
2(time waster)vago masculine informalvaga feminine informal
Further reading
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55 words ending in 'ster' you didn't know you needed to knowFind out more
Many words formed by the addition of the suffix –ster are now obsolete - which ones are due a resurgence?
The origins of dog breed namesRead more
As their breed names often attest, dogs are a truly international bunch. Let's take a look at 12 different dog breed names and their backstories.


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If I could be any pastry, I'd definitely be a Frosted Donut. All other pastries on the street would watch me as I pass by, glaze glistening, and would ask "who is that sweet cutie pie?" But then if a churro tries to mug me in an alleyway, he won't see my flying sprinkled fists coming at him. Looks can be deceiving, and I'd be a donut that you DONUT want to mess with!
Frosted Donut of Danger
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Armand Hammer flies all over the world in his private jetliner to promote his image as a human rights activist, benefactor, peacemaker and collector of some of the world's great art.
He should make a flight to Dakota City, Neb., where his Occidental Petroleum Corp. operates a giant meatpacking company with sub-human working conditions ("Injury Rate Soaring, Workers at Meatpacking Plant Say," March 2). Shades of Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle," the expose of the meatpacking industry in Chicago early this century. It suggests that the vicious, degrading exploitation of meatpacking workers hasn't changed much in 80 years.
Hammer's workers at his IBP subsidiary have been locked out of their jobs since December for seeking their first general wage increase in five years. Meanwhile, as beef prices declined in recent years, the company's workers have faced an ever-quickening production line--it's called speedup--causing many injuries.
Come home, Mr. Hammer, from Moscow, Beijing or wherever you are and straighten out your slaughterhouse in Dakota City.
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Happy 40th, Bill Hybels—and Thank You!
Bill and I had just started dating, and this photo was taken on my first visit to his parents' home. Apparently, his dad spent a lot of time in Africa and bought a lot of "rugs." We were seventeen. Babies!
Over a period of five years, we dated, broke up, got engaged, broke our engagement, vowed never to see one another again—ever—and then got back together and got married. It was 1974 and Bill was a youth pastor. One year later, we started Willow Creek Community Church in a rented movie theater.
Sometimes, October 12, 1975—the day Willow held its first service—seems like yesterday; other times, it seems like a lifetime ago. We were both twenty-three. We had very little wisdom, but a great deal of passion. Bill had the heart of an evangelist and believed the local church should reach out to people who were far from God. I had the heart (and education) of a social worker and believed the local church should be a refuge for the marginalized. Together, we had a pretty holistic dream for what church could and should be.
But having a dream and bringing it to life are two different things. The decades to come were far more challenging than we'd anticipated--and we were far more flawed than we'd realized. Over and over again, we were forced to our knees in brokenness and confession, humbled by our ministry mistakes and failures. But God was gracious to forgive and the congregation was patient to let us grow up. And forty years later, here we are—still grateful for the opportunity each day brings to live out our callings in the local church.
This Sunday evening, October 18, our entire congregation will gather at the United Center in downtown Chicago to celebrate God's faithfulness and work in our midst over the last four decades. I will be there, loving the stories and undoubtedly shedding a tear or two along the way. But before the celebration begins, I want do something only I can do: say a public thank-you to my husband.
Thank you, Bill, for having the holy boldness to grab hold of a dream that echoed the dream in my own heart. At twenty-three, I was a dreamer, just like you. But I wasn't bold. I had neither the life skills nor the personality to lean into the unknown, to blaze a trail. But I knew you could do that, and I chose to join you.
Along the way, you helped me discover and develop boldness I didn't know I had—and I wasn't the only one. There were thousands of women at Willow and beyond who needed to hear a pastor say, "You are an image-bearer of God. You have gifts and passions and dreams that matter. The church—and the world—needs you to show up and offer the fullness of who you are." Many of us still need to hear a pastor say that. I'm so grateful you've never stopped saying it.
Thank you, Bill, for persevering in our marriage. During one of our many dating break-ups, my mother said, "I don't understand you two. You can't seem to live with each other. But you can't seem to live without each other either." To be clear, she didn't mean "live with" literally—we weren't cohabitating. But she was definitely onto something. Though we didn't seem to be a match made in heaven, we could never walk away from each other for long. There was a shared something that kept drawing us back together. An energy for life. A passion for meaning. A dream that never grew old.
Or maybe we were both just really stubborn and refused to give up, to let go, to move on. Perhaps we both were—are!—just insanely tenacious. If so, I am exceedingly grateful for tenacity. It has served us well.
Thank you, Bill, for loving our kids enough to listen—and be broken—when a three-year-old asked, "Daddy, why are you gone all the time?" At that point, we decided together that we would choose to disappoint people in our congregation (if necessary) rather than disappoint our kids. Despite your growing commitment to Willow and your increasing levels of responsibility, you never wavered on that. Our kids did not grow up with an absentee dad. You were present, you were affectionate, and you never passed up an opportunity to say, "I love you." That's probably why, when the public celebration ends on Sunday evening, we'll hop in a car with the kids and head for our private family celebration at home—complete with the hugs and "I love you's" that mark every family gathering.
And the greatest blessing is that this tender tradition is now playing out with our grandkids. "We love you, Henry! We love you, Mac!" I know you agree that Nana and Papa are the best roles we've ever had the privilege of playing!
Thank you, Bill, for surrounding yourself with wise people and putting yourself under the authority of a board of elders, godly women and men who care about the church and care about us. The plurality of leadership that has always existed at Willow has guaranteed a broad sense of ownership and a healthy accountability. The patience required to lead at Willow—with its sometimes cumbersome system of checks and balances—didn't come naturally to you, but you've honored it, and it has served our family and the greater Willow community so very well. It protected us from the financial mismanagement, leadership crises, and character scandals that have undermined so many really good organizations. And it allowed younger leaders to offer their gifts along the way, acquiring experience and maturity over time. Now, as we celebrate the past, we also get to celebrate a young leadership core that has the gifts, passions, and wisdom to lead Willow into the future—on the same solid foundation of mature oversight our board of elders provided for us.
Thank you, Bill, for embracing the messiness of my spiritual journey, even when it was so different from yours. We are opposites in so many ways; it figures our spiritual pathways would diverge a bit. But seriously? There we were, entering the decade of our forties, living very public ministry lives—and I basically lost my faith! (Not an exaggeration.) It was obvious the Christianity of my childhood was inadequate for my adult life, but the journey beyond my childish faith was not easy. It led me through much uncertainty and many doubts and questions. It was frightening. And did I mention, messy?
I made that journey quietly, but you knew what was going on. Yet you never said, "Get over this, Lynne. Move on. I can't afford to have a spiritually messy wife." On the contrary, you said, "I've seen the Holy Spirit at work in you since we were seventeen. I think we can trust the Holy Sprit with this. Don't shortcut this journey. Don't move back to what seems spiritually safe. Move forward into an authentic pursuit of God."
You even told the elder board I might not be around Willow for a while, but that it was okay. "She's working with a wise spiritual mentor," you explained, "and she just needs a little space." This freedom allowed me to move authentically toward the words and way of Jesus—and to discover a Christianity I could truly believe in. I tell this story often to pastors and their wives, and they are always shocked. Your response to my spiritual messiness was so brave and so loving. I will be forever grateful.
Thank you, Bill, for your deep kindness to my parents. It's no secret that you and my dad went through a rocky patch in the early stages of your relationship. You were a slightly (!) cocky seventeen-year-old and he was a slightly (!) overprotective father. Yikes! Being caught between the two of you was not fun, and it took more than a few years for you to work out your differences. But the emails you send back and forth now—whether you're bantering about cars and boats or probing matters of faith—are clear marks of genuine love and respect.
And what can I say about how you loved my mom? You've always said that after getting to know her you could never tell a mother-in-law joke; similarly, she never had anything but good to say about her son-in-law. You two created your own little mutual admiration society!
And of course, there's this: When either of my parents was ill, you did whatever it took to make it easy for me to be in Michigan with them. When my mom passed away last summer, I was so grateful for the days, weeks, and months I'd shared with her in recent years. Thank you for wholeheartedly supporting me as I did that.
Thank you, Bill, for supporting my increasing global engagement. You married an introverted homebody and ended up with a globetrotting activist with a passion for issues both expensive (think global poverty) and controversial (think peacemaking). Repeatedly, you've defended me to critics who sometimes wonder if I'm leading you and Willow too deeply into the complicated issues of the larger world.
Beyond that, you've been generous in underwriting my "activities." Since I've chosen to be a freelance volunteer, my services are generally much appreciated, but also generally unpaid. My need for underwriting is not likely to change anytime soon; in fact, it will probably increase. The farther I travel (to places like Congo, Jordan, Iraq), the more expensive those airline tickets get—and the more organizations I discover that "we just have to support."
What was true when we were twenty-three is still true at sixty-three: I can realize my dreams most fully when I enjoy the supportive benefit of your gifts, skills, and experiences.
In the early days of Willow, there were many in the Christian community who considered us the black sheep of the family. Smart and devout people wondered if anything good could come from a bunch of kids who had drums on stage and sang choruses from an overhead projector. Some years later things changed and overnight, it seemed, we became darlings rather than black sheep. But we learned that neither designation—black sheep nor darlings—lasts. In the public ratings, we've been up and down, good and bad, imitated and ignored, inordinately praised and unfairly criticized.
But here's the thing I keep coming back to. After all these years, after all the ups and downs, you and I are still in this together, Bill Hybels. And I still love our dream and respect your leadership the way I did on October 12, 1975.
Happy 40th, Bill!
I can't wait to see how the adventure continues in the years ahead.


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At #1 on chart report is Little Big Town's "Girl Crush," the song has weathered 'controversy' to have a high profile feature and will get another one when the quartet performs it with Faith Hill on the Billboard Music Awards. Blake Shelton's "Sangria" slides up one to #2, a place where it holds down thanks to a high-profile performance on The Voice last week. Sam Hunt's "Take Your Time" is at #3 while Florida Georgia Line's "Sippin' On Fire" sits at #4. Rounding out the Top 5 is Eric Church's "Like A Wrecking Ball."
Top 10 Notes
A Thousand Horses "Smoke" sits at #6 while Billy Currington's "Don't It" is up to #7. Canaan Smith's "Love You Like That" is at #8 while Lee Brice's "Drinking Class" is up to #9. Finally, Miranda Lambert's "Little Red Wagon" sits at #10.
Notable Track Notes
Carrie underwood "Little Toy Guns" sits at #11, Corey Kent White's final The Voice song debuts at #16, Zac Brown Band's "Loving You Easy" debuts in the Top 30 at #21, Brantley Gilbert's "One Hell of An Amen" jumps into the top 30, Michael Ray's "Kiss You In The Morning" jumps into the Top 30, and Tyler Farr's duet with Jason Aldean, "Damn Good Friends" debuts at #28. Rounding out the Top 30 is Jana Kramer's "I Got The Boy" and Zac Brown Band's "Tomorrow Never Comes."
Outside The Top 30 Notes
- Chase Rice "Ride" at #35 with sales totals now at 265k to date
- Brantley Gilbert debuts at #36 with 7,500 copies of "Same Old Song" scanning this week
- Zac Brown Band "I'll Be Your Man (Song For A Dad)" at #47 with 6,000 copies scanned
- Zac Brown Band "Beautiful Drug" at #59 with 5,400 copies purchased
- Zac Brown Band "Castaway" at #62 with 5,100 scanned
- Old Dominion "Break Up With Him" at 65 with 114k scanned to date
- Colt Ford "Crank It Up" at #67 with 49 scanned to date
Songs falling out of the Top 30 This Week
Note: Songs falling out of the Top 30 chart can be viewed in new 'falling off" tally section linked below.
- Tyler Farr "A Guy Walks Into A Bar" *
- Zac Brown Band "Homegrown" *
- Thomas Rhett "Make Me Wanna"
- Brett Eldredge "Lose My Mind"
- George Strait "Let It Go"
- Rascal Flatts "Riot"
- Christina Aguilera "Shotgun" (Song pulled from iTunes)
Note: Songs marked with * were affected by digital album pre-orders dropping songs very far on the chart.
New single(s) that may debut next week
- Tracks from "Traveller" (Chris Stapleton) and "4x4" (Granger Smith)
The Top 30 Digital Country Singles (5/6/2015)*
*Chart Numbers rounded to nearest thousandth.
|Little Big Town
|Girl Crush
|Blake Shelton
|Sam Hunt
|Take Your Time
|Florida Georgia Line
|Sippin' On Fire
|Eric Church
|Like A Wrecking Ball


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It is often said that we rarely regret what we have done only what we didn't do. At least for me, this definitely holds true.
Along this vein, I've been thinking lately of places I didn't visit that I wish I had. Most places, of course, I can still get to, but a few are places that will never be the same and I wish I'd gone then.
One is Massawa, Eritrea. In 2001, just after the end of the Eritrean-Ethiopian war, I spent a month working as a consultant in Asmara, the capital of Eritrea. The country was still recovering and everything felt raw. My work was on HIV education and during my time there, I befriended a Ugandan man whom I'd met briefly years before at a conference on AIDS in Uganda. He was ex-military and was, by that point, working with the United Nations Peace Keepers on scaling up HIV awareness for the deployed troops.
About mid-way through my time there, he invited me to join him and a few other UN Peace Keeping folks for a weekend trip to Massawa. We'd travel on a UN helicopter and just stay over for a night or two. I didn't know him well, although he seemed like a good guy, so I shrunk into my better-safe-than-sorry shell and skipped the trip. By the end of my time in Eritrea I'd heard countless stories about the beautiful setting of Massawa and that it was like no other place in the world.
When I returned to Eritrea in 2004 again at that time nearly impossible, to get to Massawa because the roads were out and the train didn't go that far since conflicts were starting up again. Now, fourteen years later, that soldier is still a dear friend but I'd missed my chance and, to this day, I wish I'd gone that weekend so very long ago to see Massawa at that moment and capture a moment in history.
Another place I wish I'd visited is Timbuktu. Although my trip to Mali was a brief one – only a week – I so wish I'd taken vacation time before hand to visit Timbuktu and some of the other more remote places in Mali.
On that occasion, I didn't think I should take the time from work or spend the money to go. It would always be there and, one day, I thought, I'd come back and attend the Festival in The Desert – an African music festival – in Essakane, near Timbuktu and it would all be fine. But I didn't go back and now, sadly, that festival can no longer operate because of the ongoing fighting happening in Mali and neighboring countries. If you visit their website, instead of date, it says "Still in Exile." In that instance, I didn't go because of a sense of duty to my job. Truth is, nobody would have cared and the work still would have gotten done. I would have spent the money, but what a great adventure and investment it would have been.
The flip side of that are the places that people practically forced me to go that I also might have skipped: the Taj Mahal and Angkor Wat, for example. In both cases, on my work trips to India and Cambodia, respectively, I was so tired from the travel that I suggested to colleagues that I just skip those trips, but they organized them anyway and I am forever grateful that they did. "No" was not an answer they would accept and I thank them for their stubbornness.
Currently, my list of countries to visit is actually very short, but Greenland is at the top. I want to go there for a couple of weeks to write and, with luck, see the northern lights. I don't know when, or how I'll make it happen, but I will.
Particularly when we remember the lives of individuals who have left us unexpectedly, I am reminded that I need to seize every happy moment I have, and accept and appreciate my many blessings.
Life is short – definitely too short to hold regrets!


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Also new to the Visiting Committee is Justin Ullman. Ullman, CEO of RhinoDox, a document solutions company, has been involved with the University of Chicago Medicine since 2003, when he joined the University of Chicago Cancer Research Foundation's (UCCRF) Associates Board. He served as president of that board for four years and was then asked to join the Foundation's Board of Trustees, where he currently serves as secretary.
Earlier this year, Ullman and his family made a generous contribution to the University of Chicago Medicine Comprehensive Cancer Center to establish the Ullman Scholarship in Cancer Immunology and the Ullman Fund in Cancer Immunology, supporting the University's work in immunotherapy.
In his own words, Ullman talks about his new role on the Visiting Committee.
What is your vision as a new Visiting Committee member?
My vision is to give my time, talent, and treasures to the University of Chicago because it has the ability to make cancer an ailment as opposed to what it is today. My interests started and lie squarely there. The University is uniquely positioned to build life-long cancer crusaders beginning with the students it accepts, exposing them to leading-edge technology and research used to understand cancer, training them on the front lines in a world class clinical environment, and then funding their ideas for a cure. The institution's efforts around cancer should ultimately become a household name like Apple, Tesla, and Amazon.
What do you hope to accomplish in this role?
As a member of the Visiting Committee and an ambassador of the UCCRF Board of Trustees, I hope to dutifully represent the interests of how cancer is looked at from an institutional level. I would like to focus on how the different parties in the Division of the Biological Sciences prioritize cancer, how they speak about it, and how the University plans to tackle it in the future.
What does the University of Chicago mean to you?
To me it's about feeling confident in our future. Over the years, I have heard outsiders say that "nowhere is anyone more curious than at the University of Chicago." Impossible problems are solved here. Big ideas are born here. Half of the world's Nobel Prize winners in economics come from this University among numerous other award winners across disciplines.
What have you enjoyed most about your involvement with the University over the years?
I have enjoyed the relationships. I first became involved with the institution in my early 20s. Over the years, I have made life-long relationships with other donors, faculty, and staff. It's personally rewarding to see groups of people unified in making an impact on cancer research and succeeding at it.
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Parents know the Hyundai Accent is the right balance of safety and price. It's a best seller for college kids! -- Mark Medinger, Savannah Hyundai
Savannah, GA (PRWEB) August 30, 2014
As college students are preparing to go back to school this month, Savannah Hyundai has increased its inventory of college-friendly vehicles. Specifically, the flagship Hyundai dealership in Georgia has maximized their selection of 2014 Hyundai Accents. "We have a variety of Hyundai Accents in both the hatchback and sedan styles," says Mark Medinger, owner of Savannah Hyundai, "It's a great car for young drivers with up to date safety features, great style, and a warranty that is better than other vehicles in its class."
Back to school can be a stressful time for students and parents alike. It's a time of preparation and letting go. "As parents, we give our kids the tools to succeed and trust that they will try their best," says Medinger, "Feeling positive that they have a great working car can provide a modicum of relief." A new car gives confidence to young drivers and parents. The newest safety features plus a 10-year warranty makes the 2014 Hyundai Accent stand out from other small cars. The 2014 Hyundai Accent gets an estimated 38 miles per gallon Highway, so weekend trips home will be cheaper.
The 2014 Hyundai Accent won the top prize in JD Power's Initial Quality Study (IQS) in the small car segment. The IQS looks at owner-reported problems in the first 90 days of new vehicle ownership. And the Hyundai Accent had less problems and complaints than other small cars. The 2014 Hyundai Accent also came in first in the APEAL study from JD Power. The APEAL Study measures the Automotive Performance, Execution, and Layout of new vehicles. This study examines eight categories: engine and transmission, ride, handling and braking, comfort and convenience, seats, instrument panel, heating and cooling system, sound system, and styling.
"Currently, we have 21 new Hyundai Accents on our lot," says Medinger, "We have a variety of colors, styles, and trims." Savannah Hyundai expects to attract college students from Savannah College of Arts and Design, Savannah State University, Armstrong Atlantic State University, and Georgia Southern University. "Our selection and our summertime special pricing will get them on the lot, but it's our team at Savannah Hyundai that makes the real impact," says Medinger. Along with a fully staffed sales team, Savannah Hyundai has a service department to keep every new vehicle they sell well-maintained.
Savannah Hyundai is located at 7011 Abercorn St Savannah GA 31406. Their sales department is open 7 days a week and their service department is open Monday- Saturday. Right now, they are selling all new cars and SUVs at $1 over factory invoice until August 31st. Check their website for inventory and specials at http://www.savannahhyundai.com or call them at 855-216-1960.
Kelly Bladl
Google Author and CCP Web Design Writer


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surfboard swaps, volunteer retreats, clean water for kids
surfboard swaps, volunteer retreats, clean water for kids
Here at Love Surf Yoga, we believe that surfing, yoga, wellness and traveling should be accessible to all. We host volunteer retreats, free of charge Teacher Trainings to students all around the world, our unique Board Swapping program, and our Water for Kids program.
Surfboards are difficult to get, especially in some of the places Love Surf Yoga visits. We provide a discount of $150 to $200 (depending on the retreat) to any guest that brings a surfboard to donate to a local surf school in need. Just let us know you are planning on bringing a board and we will give you a sweet discount!
Love Surf Yoga is spearheading an effort to give the local school in our epic Miramar surfbreak clean water for their use. By donating to our campaign, or joining our 2018 Labor Day week trip, you can help as well. Contact us to find ways in which you can donate to this cause!


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Luttrell Barn Given Extension on Demolition Deadline/
A popular barn in Moffat County will live another day. As the deadline for demolition approached, community members hoping to save the Luttrell Barn were given renewed hope this week when the Moffat County Commission extended the deadline to next spring. The Save the Barn Committee has raised around $30,000 dollars so far from the community but needs over $100,000 to help complete the repairs the barn needs to avoid demolition. The Luttrell Barn was built in 1904 and has served the Moffat County community as an event center. Located at the fairgrounds, supporters of the barn are passionate that the barn's historic value cannot be ignored and have urged the County to assist in the effort to save the barn. The Commissioners have $100,000 dollars set aside for the barn but more is needed. To support the cause, contact John Allen of the Save the Barn Committee.