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Revolutionary Generosity Lifestyle
David implies, I trust You God! when he says, "…I'm leaping and singing in the circle of your love; you saw my pain, you disarmed my tormentors, You didn't leave me in their clutches but gave me room to breathe" (MSB Psalm 31:6-8).
Smothered by life's challenges? Breathe!
Tough Finances? Breathe!
Health Issues? Breathe!
Family Challenges, Breathe!
Abused? Breathe
Stressed by Current Local and World Events? Breathe!
In Earth's Final Prophetic Hour? Breathe!
Like David says, God gives us room to breathe when things get tough; when we are challenged. We see stewardship ministries in South Central as an opportunity by God's grace to breathe fresh positive life into your experience. The Breathe Conference focuses on a wholistic Revolutionary Generosity Lifestyle.
Revolutionary Generosity is an act of Worship, worship means giving our all lovingly to the One who lovingly gave His all for us, and still gives His all to us. It is relevant to these last days and prophecy. Rev. 14:6-7, "And I saw another angel fly in the midst of heaven, having the everlasting gospel to preach unto them that dwell on the earth, and to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people, Saying with a loud voice, Fear God, and give glory to him; for the hour of his judgment is come: and worship him that made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of waters."
Imagine a Revolt, a Revolution, a complete revolution of "Generosity" in the constituents of South Central Conference, let our minds be drenched with this thought until it becomes a reality. Generosity Stewardship is an act of Worship.
"And now behold, I have brought the first fruits of the land, which thou, O Lord, hast given me. And thou shalt set it before the Lord thy God, and worship before the Lord thy God: And thou shall rejoice in every good thing which the Lord thy God hath given unto thee, and unto thine house, thou, and the Levite, and the stranger that is among you." Deut. 26:10, 11. II Cor. 8:7-9; II Cor. 9:12-13. "… God imparts His gifts to us that we also may give, and thus make known His character to the world. Under the Jewish economy, gifts and offerings formed an essential part of God's worship. The Israelites were taught to devote a tithe of all their income to the service of the sanctuary. Besides this they were to bring sin offerings, free-will gifts, and offerings of gratitude. These were the means for supporting the ministry of the gospel for that time. God expects no less from us than He expected from His people anciently. The great work for the salvation of souls must be carried forward. In the tithe, with gifts and offerings, He has made provisions for this work" (COL 300). Returning tithe and giving offerings is part of worship, a joyful expression of praise, love, and gratitude.
Giving our all to Him (Worship) can be categorized into seven (7) basic Stewardship lifestyle philosophies that we call the T7 Concept or T7 = Time, Temple, Talent, Treasure, Trust, Theology, and Testimony. These are shared in our messages, workshops and seminars; the results: 1) magnify the devotional life, 2) achieve debt free living, 3) make good wellness lifestyle choices, 4) energize faithful tithing, 5) maximize spiritual gifting potential, 6) stimulate cheerful offering giving, and 7) stimulate generous living and many other lessons which will be shared in our messages, workshops and seminars (email contact [left]: click on envelope icon lower right of our pictures). Giving it all to Jesus is worship. And worship is a lifestyle. This revolution is for life. This spirit of Generosity correctly exemplifies the principles of biblical Stewardship.
Stewardship is a central Biblical teaching. The Seventh-day Adventist Church recognizes it as one of its fundamental beliefs: "We are God's stewards, entrusted by Him with time and opportunities, abilities and possessions, and the blessings of the earth and its resources. We are responsible to Him for their proper use. We acknowledge God's ownership by faithful service to Him and our fellow human beings, and by returning tithe and giving offerings for the proclamation of His gospel and the support and growth of His church. Stewardship is a privilege given to us by God for nurture in love and the victory over selfishness and covetousness. Stewards rejoice in the blessings that come to others as a result of their faithfulness. (Gen. 1:26-28; 2:15; 1 Chron. 29:14; Haggai 1:3-11; Mal. 3:8-12; Matt. 23:23; Rom. 15:26, 27; 1 Cor. 9:9-14; 2 Cor. 8:1-15; 9:7.)"
Charles E. Bradford…
…points out that stewardship links central Biblical themes. He shares: "It [stewardship] embraces and connects many of the great doctrines [teachings, principles] of the church and becomes an organizing principle of understanding Scripture. The…[biblical teachings of] creation, humanity, redemption and restoration; the…[principle of the] Sabbath…and the church are inextricably bound up with the idea of stewardship. Stewardship also becomes the root of mission, the basis of sharing the gospel with the world."
Stewardship is a key Biblical theme. It focuses on all aspects of our lives and our relationship to God. It is an essential element of faith. Time (with God, family, friends & for life), temple (the body: physical, mental, spritual), talent (gifts & talents, spiritual and vocational), treasure (tithe, offering, financial management, and debt relief), trust (in divine strength), theology (biblical foundation-teaching), and testimony (stories of His blessings) are given to human beings to test their loyalty to the Creator. There is a spiritual and practical component to each of these.
It is our desire, to continue the legacy of promoting the Gospel of wholistic Stewardship emphasizing enhancements in integrating of the gospel into the Christian lifestyle, to encourage faithful stewardship, and to facilitate the individual, corporate, and leadership dimensions of stewardship as a partnership with God. We plan to produce materials that will help pastors and their local stewardship departments lead their members in a more integrated Christian walk. We will utilize the term "Revolutionary Generosity" as our basic theme for the Stewardship Department of South Central Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
Our focus is in expanding the biblical philosophy of life and ministry with careful attention to faithful stewardship, training personnel on each ministry level in spiritual formation (discipleship) and stewardship education, developing resources to strengthen the wholistic approach to stewardship by refining and enhancing the stewardship curriculum.
A generous steward is a manager. Therefore, in the realm of spirituality, we manage God's goods. God has given us dominion over His possessions. So we must remain in a close relationship with Him for His guidance. This truth of faithful management of His stuff in every aspect of life, our Time, Temple, Talent, Treasure, Trust, Theology, and Testimony is still alive and well today.
Let's move to the next level in our Love relationship with God and our fellow man. Stewardship is about relationships; it is a matter of the heart, yea, a matter of the soul.
Finally, let's become radical for Jesus and Revolt from past selfish practices, and start a Revolution, a complete Revolution of "Generosity as a Lifestyle!" Let's Breathe!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is stewardship?
How is the focus of stewardship changing and why?
What is meant by the lordship?
What are the key ingredients for effective stewardship in an individual's life?
Should money continue to be part of stewardship ministry?
What are the crucial areas for a successful stewardship ministry?
What is tithe?
Why should I tithe?
What is the primary purpose for tithe?
How should I tithe?
How is tithe used?
Should I tithe on the "net" or the "gross"?
Should I tithe on welfare income?
Should I tithe on my income before or after deducting such things as Social Security or retirement contributions?
Should I tithe on my Social Security income?
What are offerings?
How should I give offerings?
What does the term "storehouse" mean?
Where did the term "Storehouse" originate?
How does the "Storehouse" function in the Seventh-day Adventist Church?
These are sites which we recommend for more information on stewardship trends.
General Conference of SDA
North American Division Stewardship
Barna Research Group
Crown Financial Ministries
CSA-Christian Stewardship Association
Discipleship Journal
Empty Tomb, Inc.
ESC-Ecumenical Stewardship Center
Gifts of Heaven
Special Resource Documents
The following documents are available in PDF format.
Statement on Personal Commitment: Financial Integrity & Transparency
General Conference Stewardship
Silver Springs, MD 2004
This "Statement on Personal Commitment: Financial Integrity and Transparency" was written and approved by the General Conference Committee for church leaders. It affirms that the leader accepts his/her role as a model to other members, and recognizes one's accountability to God and to the Church. This document may be signed and kept by a leader as a personal reminder of this commitment.
Money: Thoughts for God's Steward
By Andrew Murray
Rewritten by Fylvia Fowler Kline
Stewardship Roots – Tithing in the Old Testament
Angel Manuel Rodríguez
Biblical Research Institute
Silver Spring, MD
Toward a Theology of Stewardship, Tithe and Offerings – study on tithing in the Bible indicated that the practice and theology of tithing finds its origin in the Old Testament.
Tithing in the New Testament
Angel Manuel Rodríguez
Biblical Research Institute
Silver Spring, MD
Our previous study on tithing in the Bible indicated that the practice and theology of tithing finds its origin in the Old Testament. This raises some questions concerning the relevance of this law for the Christian church. To what extent is this transfer valid and defensible? If defensible, how much of this legislation should be incorporated into the church and on what grounds is this to be done? Is there any evidence to the effect that Christians supported the gospel ministry through their tithes? We must face and deal with these questions in order to reveal the biblical basis for the practice of tithing in the Christian church. In this subject one can immediately detect elements of continuity and discontinuity between the two Testaments that should be taken seriously by anyone seeking to understand this important topic.
Tithing in the Writings of Ellen White
Angel Manuel Rodríguez
Biblical Research Institute
Silver Spring, MD
This paper will explore the concept, practice and theological foundation for tithing in the writings of Ellen G. White. Historical details will enter the discussion when necessary, but the primary focus will be at the conceptual and pragmatic levels. Her writings reveal growth in her understanding of the subject of tithe, but hardly any significant change in her views.1 We do not find an explicit theology of tithing, developed in a systematic form, but rather concepts that she associates with it and that provide for us a window to explore the theological aspects that informed her views and the counsel she gave to the church. It is obvious that the biblical materials dealing with the importance and use of tithe have been the primary influence on her understanding of tithing.
In Search of the Storehouse
by G. Edward Reid
In almost every discussion of Tithing the question of where the tithe should be sent comes up. The following paper prepared be G. Edward Reid looks at the Storehouse question from several points of view to come to a concise answer for today's Christian steward. Considered are, the Seventh-day Adventist Church policy, the Scriptural perspective, Counsel from the Spirit of Prophecy, The Second Tithe, What to do with Back Tithe, Why the church was organized, What about other "Ministries," What if there are problems in the Ministry? Ellen White's example, The Duty of the Conference, and The Eschatological significance of Tithing.
In everything—your thoughts, your Bible study, your life—it is of the greatest consequence to find out what the mind of Christ is. It is important to think as Jesus thought, to feel just as Jesus felt. In the words of Jesus there is guidance and help. In the words of Jesus there is the answer to all of life's problems—stress, health, relationships,
time, and even money. To know the mind of Jesus is to know what Jesus has to say about issues that are important to you.


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The Restless Leg Syndrome Diet plan
Like many persistent conditions, the signs of restless legs syndrome (RLS) might be minimized by following a healthy diet. So what makes up a diet that can help deal with your restless leg symptoms? Research cites obesity as a contributory risk factor for restless legs. In addition, RLS may be triggered due to insufficiencies in particular minerals and vitamins. Therefore, ensuring you consume a high-fiber, low fat diet rich in the natural sources of specific vitamins and minerals detailed below can reduce your frequency and intensity of restless leg syndrome attacks.
A Healthy Balanced Diet for RLS
Eating properly not only enables you to maintain a proper weight, it also lets you consume a proper mix of minerals and vitamins which appear organically in the foods of a well balanced diet. Because nutritional deficiencies have been related to RLS for years and in some cases can even be the underlying cause of the onset of the condition.
Folic acid, vitamin B, and iron deficiencies are all associated with RLS. In fact, iron deficiency can lead to anemia, which is a significant risk factor for the condition. Once you pinpoint what kind of deficiency a patient has, you can deal with the cause of their symptoms. Speak with your medical professional about the possibility of one of the following nutritional deficiencies:
Magnesium supports normal muscle and nerve function. A deficiency in this mineral is also linked to RLS. According to a study published in the journal Sleep, magnesium supplementation may be a good alternative therapy for people with moderate or mild RLS. The participants included in the study were treated with oral magnesium for between four and six weeks. During the study, their RLS symptoms decreased significantly.
More mature adults and people with chronic malabsorptive disorders, such as Crohn's disease, are at increased risk for magnesium deficit. People with alcohol addiction and poorly regulated diabetes are also at higher risk. Green vegetables, like spinach, are higher in magnesium. Other magnesium-rich foods include legumes, nuts and whole grains.
Folate and Vitamin B12
Reduced levels of vitamin B12 and folate are associated with diabetic neuropathy and is a disorder that can trigger symptoms of RLS. Research resulting from the same report that reviewed iron for RLS in the journal of Alternative Medicine Review also found that vitamin supplements with folate may be effective in minimizing RLS problems and could contribute in managing RLS.
Even though folate is found in a range of foods, those with the highest levels include spinach, asparagus, and Brussels sprouts. Folic acid is also often added to enriched and fortified grain foods such as breads, rice, cereals, pastas, rice and flours. Clams beef and liver are among the very best sources of vitamin B12. Other sources of this vitamin include fish, dairy products and eggs.
Research released in the journal Alternative Medicine Review demonstrates that anemia, or a low iron level in the blood, is a common core cause of RLS. Iron levels in the blood are also 50 percent to 60 percentage points less at night, which may account for why RLS symptoms have the propensity to erupt later on in the day.
A report published in Sleep Medicine discovered that iron for restless leg syndrome treatment generated significant or complete improvement of RLS symptoms in 17 of 25 women without triggering major side effects. Supplementing with iron for RLS is a straightforward method to help people with an iron deficiency get comfort. Iron-rich meals are typically derived from animals, like beef. Seafood also is normally rich in iron, especially sardines and oysters. Vegetarian sources of iron include fortified grains and leafy greens including spinach, kale and collards. Eating iron-rich dishes together with a form of vitamin C, such as citrus fruit like a grapefruit or an orange, can improve iron absorption.
A Diet Rich in Anti-Oxidants
Possibly one of the least recognized elements of dealing with restless leg syndrome via your diet, and one of the most important pieces of advice I can give you is that particular foods are more useful to the production and defense of the naturally developing dopamine in your brain than others. Primarily, a diet high in fatty foods will tend to put your body under escalated oxidative stress and tend to destroy the naturally occurring dopamine in your brain. You can guard against the destruction of the dopamine in your brain by consuming foods with natural anti-oxidative properties and supplementing with anti-oxidants which are capable of penetrating your blood-brain-barrier and getting the anti-oxidants exactly where they are needed the most.
Things To Minimize In Your Restless Leg Syndrome Diet
High levels of caffeine usage has been linked to an increase in RLS symptoms. Staying free from this pick-me-up, which is found not only in a cup of coffee and tea but also chocolate and lots of soda pops, may serve to help relieve your symptoms. Drinking liquor, beer or wine can also increase the intensity of symptoms in lots of people with RLS.
The Connection Between RLS and Obesity
If you are fat, you already understand that you are at increased risk for an extensive assortment of health issues. However, just a short while ago a study released in Neurology found that weight problems are also linked with an elevated risk of restless leg syndrome.
This specific study involved 23,119 men and 65,554 women. Research patients that presented with diabetic issues, pregnant, or arthritis were eliminated from the group in an attempt to more specifically focus on the impacts of weight problems on RLS. What they discovered was 6 percent of the women and 4 percent of the men had RLS. However, those who were obese were approximately one and a half times more likely to experience RLS than patients with normal body weight. Nevertheless, the study was unable to prove a definitive causal link involving obesity and RLS.
In Summary
By eating a well-balanced restless leg syndrome diet and avoiding caffeine and alcoholic beverages, you may have the ability to help minimize the severity of your condition. Speak with your physician or dietitian concerning your individual diet needs for controlling RLS.
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Information drives the bottom line in today's business environment. However, complex, emerging threats to information quality and security make it difficult to protect a company's profits, performance and reputation. Add to this a scarcity of high-level leaders who grasp both the technical and business aspects of information assurance, and we face the prospect of a perfect storm of information risks.
Offered through our College of Business, the new Master of Science in Information Security & Assurance (MSISA) is designed for professionals who aspire to leadership positions in the information security arena. While the majority of information security degrees focus solely on technical aspects, the MSISA balances technical knowledge with business management principles. In addition to understanding the technology behind information security, you will learn how information security drives enterprise-wide strategy and success.
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Special education academics have a task ensuring all kids and younger people have equal access to training. Just like academics of different subjects, special training teachers plan lessons, instruct youngsters, and assign activities to youngsters, grading assignments and checks, monitoring college students' progress, and meeting with dad and mom to debate overall progress.
At this time was one of those days….from an e-mail from a dad or mum wondering if her youngster is challenged enough (varieties of students' want), to general schooling instructor saying, I don't have time to do this" (if solely they spent a day in my sneakers), to the second week of faculty and nonetheless making an attempt to regulate my scheduling to accommodate different lecturers' schedules and add in a few extra new students!
The Council for Exceptional Children – An advocacy affiliation for particular education, this web site gives information about professional development, insurance policies and standards within the discipline, and different helpful sources for special schooling academics.
Quite a bit should be executed to alter the picture of the special schooling teachers as a result of their work is noble and therefore needs help from Governments and other non-public is worth acknowledging that human rights ought to be enjoyed by everyone and if the particular schooling teachers aren't supported they won't work as anticipated and this my humble to the world.
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Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden has issued his much-anticipated review of the November 2015 officer-related shooting of Adams County rancher Jack Yantis and has determined no criminal charges will be filed against the Adams County sheriff deputies. Wasden announced Friday morning his office had reviewed more than 5,000 pages of reports, lab results and witness statements, saying, "The evidence is insufficient to support a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt of the two deputies."
"There is no other way to describe what happened that day as anything but tragic and unfortunate for the Yantis family and the entire community," said Wasden. "It is my hope that in the weeks and months ahead, the community can heal and rebuild trust."
The fatal incident stemmed from a Nov. 1, 2015, collision on U.S. Highway 95 between a vehicle and a bull owned by Yantis. Authorities said Yantis, 62, arrived on the scene of the crash armed with a rifle just as deputies were attempting to put down the bull. Moments later, Yantis had been shot and killed.
In December 2015, the Adams County Sheriff's Office identified Deputies Brian Wood and Cody Roland as the lawmen involved in the shooting. Tensions in Adams County have been high ever since, with accusations and rumors becoming part of daily conversations in the community.
According to details released Friday morning, Yantis suffered 12 gunshot wounds, three to the abdomen, eight to his upper extremities and one to his chest. The wound to the chest, caused by a .223 bullet, was fatal.
Toxicology results, also released Friday, indicated Wood and Roland tested negative for drugs and alcohol. Yantis' blood alcohol content was .104 percent.
A short time after Wasden's announcement, U.S. Attorney for Idaho Wendy Olson announced that her office has also decided not to pursue federal criminal civil rights charges at the Adams County deputies.
"Mr. Yantis's death is tragic, is a tremendous loss to his family and has had a substantial effect on the Adams County community. However, the evidence does not meet the substantial evidentiary requirements imposed by the criminal law. In light of this, and for the reasons explained below, this matter is not a prosecutable violation of the applicable federal civil rights statute," said Olson.


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July 1, 2012 - Spur Cross Cowboy Church held a special Independence Day Service. The Young Marines Color Guard presented the flags and the Spur Cross Cowboy Church Choir sang patriotic songs. Pastor Kirby Moses talked about the Christian roots of our founding. Then we had a pot luck and ice cream social afterwards. Tons of fun!
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Free Talk at Stanford: "History and Insight into the World of Argentine Tango" by dancer, choreographer, tango historian and author Anton Gazenbeek. I had heard of Anton Gazenbeek for years, but never got to see him live in person except maybe once years ago, as he left the area long before I ever was active in the San Francisco Tango Community. So I've admired his work from afar, like his instructional video with Cecilia Gonzalez (la otra, no la famosa), and read about his school in NYC. For the lecture, I was expecting more of a general talk about Argentine Tango, but it was a history of the show "Tango Argentino", with many video clips. The show "Tango Argentino" was THE precursor show to Forever Tango, and which toured the world from 1983 to 1992, featuring such legends as Los Dinzel, Los Rivarola, Juan Carlos Copes & Maria Nieves, etc. I had read about this show, and all the drama that went on behind the scenes, but had never actually seen the show or any clips (at least not that I know of). The lecture and video presentation consisted of various clips of the dancers throughout the show's history, private film clips, news footage, rehearsals, snippets from the Merv Griffin show, and illegally filmed snippets from the audience. The clips were from productions all over the world-- Broadway and the US, Osaka, Paris, Italy, and France, to name a few, and covered the entire run of the show. There were examples of the early goal of showing elegant tango dancing, with the goal of being stylized and yet with natural movement, as well as dancing for applause (which happened later during the Show's run). There were clips of milonga, men dancing with each other or women dancing with each other with lead-follow exchange, Monica and Luciano dancing to El Choclo with the Spanish woman doing a more Flamenco style dance to the Campadrito's (native Argentine male) gaucho style dance, Los Rivarola in their 30's dancing to La Cumparsita choreographed by Juan Carlos Copes, a crazy fast milonga, and the Clase Elvira, one of the first tango classes ever taught in the U.S. It was a very interesting video presentation and talk, and the audience, largely made up of Stanford music students (though there were about a dozen tangueros in the mix, along with the tango band Quin Tango), asked Anton and his partner to do a little demo at the end, which he obliged. He is an amazing dancer, truly wonderful to watch, and someone speculated that he must be entirely physically double jointed since he had so much flexibility and range of motion in his core, legs and hips. I don't know about that, but it sure made me smile to watch him dance. Much of what he presented (sans the video clips), is in his book, "Inside Tango Argentino": http://www.sergioseguraproductions.com/insidetangoargentino.htm
Friday, May 20, 2011
MUSE Milonga. I missed the lesson beforehand, taught by Amy Lincoln and Santiago Croce. I listened to part of it as I set up the noshables. The milonga was a little less attended than the two weeks prior, but it was still a nice, friendly crowd. The lovely Rochelle made some amazing desserts of white and dark chocolate covered cheesecakes on a stick, which were truly a striking sight to behold, and some mini bundt cakes (chocolate and vanilla), which resembled mini frosted doughnuts, appropriately presented on a tiered platter. Those luscious treats definitely rounded out the rest of the menu, which included the usual fresh fruit and veggies, chips, and my phyllo thingies (chicken and cheese flavored on this particular night). Neeraj was the DJ, and his selection of music seemed particularly inspired and yet crowd-pleasing at the same time. As far as I could tell, those who were there had a good time (though of course my opinion is biased since I adore this milonga).
Saturday, May 21, 2011
La Gran Milonga de Los Mendoza with Trio Garufa at the San Francisco Italian Athletic Club. I couldn't resist going to this milonga, despite its higher price tag ($20), since it was in my old 'hood. The fact that they had accommodated for 50 cars to park at the St. Peter's and Paul's church Salesian lot was great, and I thought I could snag a spot by getting there at the reasonably early hour of 9:15 p.m. Boy was I wrong. Apparently, all of those spots were snapped up by 8:05 p.m., which left most of us taking an impromptu car tour of the 'hood. No worries for me though, since I know it like the back of my hand. So I drove by North Beach Playground, down Columbus, and by my parents home off of Lombard. I was tempted to ask if I could park in their 4-car garage (a gold mine in North Beach), but decided against it as I had flashbacks of my teen years and my parents' hide getting chapped as I rolled in sometimes obscenely after midnight from dancing at the clubs. I did NOT want to relive that again, especially in my 5th decade! So I just drove on by, back up Columbus, and lo and behold, the Parking Gods must have been smiling on me because I got a primo spot, just around the corner from the club. Ah! It was meant to be! The parking situation was not going to kick my butt, though I knew I could always park at the police station (or what is now the lot across the street from the police station) if I got truly desperate, but I really didn't want to shell out any more dollars than I had to.
Apparently, everyone and their cousin knew that this was the milonga to be at on this night. There were also lots of folks from the local Italian-American community, new or non-tango dancers, who attended to check things out. The space is beautiful and spacious, but it was very crowded and warm, with lots of spectators and newbies. Trio Garufa played well. The food was excellent with foccacia from Liguria Bakery, of course, the onion of which was a childhood staple and still tasted as divine and exactly the same as I remembered, even the tomato and the raisin ones. (Liguria Bakery has been on the corner of Filbert and Stockton since forever, and it really does have the BEST foccacia in all of San Francisco.) A cheese platter with a very nice selection of semi-hard and soft cow and goat cheeses, an extremely UK-influenced cracker selection that included digestive biscuits and cream crackers a la Jacobs (but not specifically Jacobs branded), and a lovely fruit platter with assorted sliced melon, grapes, and strawberries, along with a strawberry yogurt sauce. There was a full bar and ample pitchers of water and stemmed glasses.
Los Mendoza honored Amy and Jenkin, one of the Bay Area's golden couples of tango, since they were one of Los Mendoza's first students and they have been supportive of most or all of Los Mendoza's events over the last 10 years. Amy and Jenkin were totally surprised, of course, which just made the moment all the more touching.
Despite the overall loveliness and elegance of the space and tasty food selection, I only had an OK time dancing. It was too hot for me, so I was glad to sit out quite a bit and just watch other people dance. I don't believe I was alone in thinking it was too warm since even those who are never warm were fanning themselves quite ferociously at times. So for me, it was an OK, reasonably nice, but not great, evening. Loved the nostalgia of being back in the 'hood, but disliked how trendy and hip it has become, especially with the Saturday night crowds spilling out from the restaurants, bars, cafes and gelato places. It seems the recession is over, at least on Saturday nights in North Beach.
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CATALINA, Ariz. — The operation began military-style at the crack of dawn. Bearing welders' gloves, shovels and tweezers for medical emergencies, the brigade of 40 moved across the desert, undaunted by rattlers, in single-minded pursuit of their well-defended targets.
It was the 141st mission of the Cactus Rescue Crew, and its challenge could be seen nearby, where whirling sprinklers signaled another "championship golf fairway" under construction, another "active adult master-planned community" in progress.
That would soon bring extensive "blading" — clearing for development — to this spot outside Tucson populated by baby saguaros, lurching barrels and spiny clumps of hedgehogs.
In this booming state, second only to Nevada in population growth, the citizens' brigade was organized out of concern that plants on vast swaths of the Sonora Desert were vanishing. The cactus rescuers, volunteers all, have pioneered a novel approach to sprawl, swooping in at the 11th hour to save the desert flora from the bulldozer.
"It's the memory of the land and the fact that you preserve it yourself," said Dr. Carl J. Pergam, a radiologist, as he deftly lassoed string around the fine thorns on a prickly pear.Continue reading the main story
"It takes 60 or 80 years for a saguaro to grow an arm," Dr. Pergam said of another rescued baby cactus. "So I've saved a life, in essence."
The group was organized six years ago by the Tucson Cactus and Succulent Society. Since then, it has rescued over 27,000 cactuses and other native plants from road widenings, subdivisions, golf courses and shopping malls. At La Encantada in Tucson, stores like Tommy Bahama have displaced the exotic Ferocactus wislizen barrel cactuses with their orange flowers and fishhook prongs.
It has inspired kindred groups in Phoenix and Lake Havasu City. Tucson, mandated by the state to curtail water use, now plants rescued cactuses rather than wetland plants in highway medians.
Masters of the art of extricating spines from skin with the flick of a credit card, members of the group learn of property destined for the bulldozer when developers apply for county permits to clear the land. Some developers have even become allies, considering it good public relations to tip off rescuers before land is graded.
The Southern Arizona Home Builders Association has endorsed the rescuers, who sign liability waivers. "There is going to be growth," said Ed Taczanowsky, the association's president, who is a member of the rescue crew. "It's a way to co-exist."
In many ways, the cactus rescue is a savvy response to strict local ordinances protecting native plants and reflects a movement in the Southwest toward regionally appropriate, drought-tolerant gardening, sometimes called xeriscaping.
In Pima County, which includes Tucson, developers are required to inventory noteworthy desert plants and to keep 80 percent of all saguaros over 16 feet high, though they may be relocated. The statuesque cactuses, whose blooms are the state flower, are governed by a preservation formula so complex that the county provides a "cactus spread sheet" for developers, said Daniel Signor, the county's senior planner.
Transplanting mature saguaros, accomplished by professional salvagers using hydraulic equipment, is tricky business, often resulting in protracted death for the plant. "It's like an elderly person breaking an arm," said Michael Reimer, the special investigator for the state's Agricultural Department, who monitors cactus transport and theft. "They don't heal fast."
In Tucson proper, it is illegal to "deface, maim, damage or disfigure any protected native plant." That is where the rescuers come in. With the cooperation of developers, they preserve hundreds of smaller saguaros, barrels, ocotillos, hedgehogs, pincushions and other plants that, while perhaps not garden magazine centerfold material, form the "ephemeral, unheralded texture" of the desert, and cover for birds and animals, said Margaret Livingstone, an associate professor of landscape architecture at the University of Arizona.
"Much like Frederick Law Olmsted formed an emerald necklace of parks," Ms. Livingstone said, "the rescuers are creating an arid cactus necklace around the city."
Rescuers keep some cactus for their own gardens but sell most at minimal cost. People line up for comely Mammillaria, like so many Ralph Lauren sheets at a Macy's white sale. The proceeds can help pay for school science fair projects involving cactuses or succulents and public cactus gardens.
The group is adept at finding the desert's most elusive treasures, among them, "the Queen of the Night," the Desert Night-Blooming Cereus. Once a year at night, the plant, which is shaped like a forked stick, breaks out in huge white flowers with a dazzling scent.
"It epitomizes what's special about the desert," said Jessie Byrd, a 27-year-old landscape student and rescuer, cradling one she had delicately extracted.
The rescue group sells a small saguaro for $5, versus $1,500 for a mature specimen in a nursery. But they do more than save plants.
"They're drawing attention to the desert being developed at a fairly rapid rate," said Mark A. Dimmitt, director of natural history for the Center for Sonora Desert Studies at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
The majority of newcomers to Arizona "care about the human impact on the environment, but they still want golf courses," said Rita Maguire, president of ThinkAZ, a public policy research institute in Phoenix. She compared the area between Phoenix and Tucson to Orange County, Calif., which she said was evolving into " a continuous sea of homes."
Two years ago, concern about disappearing desert in Pima County led to the passage of a $174 million bond issue to buy open land for conservation and to a plan to cluster development in less environmentally sensitive areas.
Some cities are beginning to offer homeowners and businesses financial incentives for pulling up lawn and putting in approved low-water-use plants. The city of Scottsdale, for example, recently began a successful "turf removal rebate" of 25 cents a square foot, up to a maximum of $1,500.
But xeriscaping has had unintended consequences. Nonnative African grasses introduced for drought-tolerant landscaping have begun to invade desert areas. Last year was the state's biggest fire season, fueled in part by invasive grasses, said Travis Bean, a research specialist at the University of Arizona's School of Natural Resources.
"Like Hansel and Gretel, you could follow the trail of grasses up the washes to neighborhoods with xeriscaped yards," Mr. Bean said. Sonoran vegetation does not spread fire because of the bare ground between plants, he said.
The cactus rescuers cherish the scruffy idiosyncracy of their quarry as they go about their task. By noon, they had rescued 655 specimens, including 284 barrels and 292 hedgehogs, their pick-up trucks and car trunks transformed into veritable Noah's arks for cactus.
"Out here you see variations, cactus spines that are twisted, fatter, thinner," said Richard M. Weidhopf, the group's president and assistant dean at the College of Pharmacy at the University of Arizona. "In a nursery, plants often come from a single seed. It's as if everybody was blonde and 5-foot-6."
Inspired by the Tucson group, Jan Emmring, 37, a landscaper, recently formed a cactus rescue crew in Lake Havasu City.
"A rose bush could be anywhere," Mr. Emmring said. "But if you see a big saguaro standing in the full sun, you know where you are."Continue reading the main story


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It's been warm this week, so I've been wearing shorts. Today, however, I'm back in long trousers, even though it's no cooler. Why?
Well, because of this:
Yes, I have the new Harry Potter, and I'm not afraid to read it.
But what I am afraid of is the beast. For his claws are sharp, and if I'm going to be laying on the sofa all day, he's going to want to sit on me. With shorts, I have no protection from when he catches things in his dreams. Hence the long trousers.
I sense a long (607 page) day ahead, with brief breaks for food, toilet and turning on Test Match Special. No doubt Kevin Pietersen will be praying for rain, so he can sit in the corner all day reading.
Saturday, 21 July 2007
Harry Potter and the Change of Trousers
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Wild Annouces Charity of the Month for February
The Minnesota Wild is honored to recognize a different local charity each month during the regular season through the Wild Charity of the Month Program presented by Innovative Office Solutions. The Charity of the Month program provides awareness and exposure for the chosen non-profit over the course of one month. The Minnesota Wild and Innovative Office Solutions are proud to present Northern Voices as the February Charity of the Month.
Northern Voices is the only non-profit early education program in the Midwest giving children with hearing loss an opportunity to reach their full potential through listening and spoken language.
Parents dream to have their child reach his or her full potential. At Northern Voices, those dreams become reality—through early, specialized intervention, children with hearing loss learn to use listening and spoken language to find their voices. Northern Voices believes that families should have a choice in the communication modality of their child, and their goal is to provide a center of excellence for families who choose listening and spoken communication.
All children deserve the opportunity to meet their full potential. Northern Voices believes that this can only happen through a commitment to continuing education, and communication and collaboration with families and professionals. They strive to provide children with a warm, supportive environment full of opportunities and laughter.
Northern Voices adheres to an auditory/oral philosophy. With today's technology, many children who are deaf or hard of hearing, regardless of their severity of hearing loss, can learn to speak and to understand the speech of others. Developing the ability to speak makes it possible to communicate independently with other hearing individuals, thus providing greater independence to participate in the world at large.
Through its program, which recognizes effort and improvement as well as achievement, Northern Voices provides a supportive and stimulating learning environment in which children who are deaf or hard of hearing can grow socially, emotionally, and academically. The student/teacher ratio of better than four to one allows for programming that is specifically designed to fit the unique abilities and learning style of each child.
Listening and spoken language is a choice for families of children with hearing loss. Kids with hearing loss can learn to listen and talk. Northern Voices invites you to come in and hear the possibilities…
For more information, please visit their website at www.NorthernVoices.org or call 651-639-2535.


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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today welcomed Moody's Investors Service's first upgrade in nearly 14 years of its ratings on India's sovereign bonds, calling it a "belated recognition of the positive steps taken in last few years to strengthen the economy." Mr Jaitley also hit out at critics of the government's economic policies saying, "many who had doubts about India's reform process can now seriously introspect on their position."
- Arun Jaitley welcomed Moody's India upgrade in nearly 14 years
- "Belated recognition of positive steps taken in last few years," he said
- Mr Jaitley also hit out at critics of the government's economic policies
The Finance Minister said the upgrade was recognition and endorsement that "a number of structural reforms in the last three years have placed India on a path of high trajectory growth," and also that "India continues to follow a path of fiscal prudence which has brought stability."
Moody's said on Friday that it was lifting India's rating to Baa2 from Baa3 and changed its rating outlook to stable from positive, saying continued progress on economic and institutional reform will boost the country's growth potential.
The upgrade, Moody's first since January 2004, moves India's rating to the second lowest level of the investment grade.
It is a big boost for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government and the reforms it has pushed and comes just weeks after the World Bank moved India up 30 places in its annual ease of doing business rankings.
All markets including stocks, bonds and the rupee rallied on the ratings upgrade.
The upgrade also comes just ahead of crucial assembly elections in PM Modi's home state Gujarat, where Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi has based his party's election campaign around an attack on the government over an economic slowdown, with growth slipping under 6 per cent in the June quarter. The Congress has blamed last year's demonetisation and its implementation of new national tax GST in July this year.
Mr Jaitley said, "steps, including demonetisation, among others is taking India into a digitised economy. Implementation of Aadhaar has also been a very significant step. Also, the GST, which the world has recognised as one of the most significant reform steps taken in the history of Independent India."
He refused to link today's development to the forthcoming elections saying, "In India, elections happen three or four times each year. That being the case, if everything is only linked to elections, then there would not be any steady economic development and growth. All of us will only be engaged with elections and speeches."
Sitting next to Mr Jaitley, Chief Economic Advisor to the government Arvind Subramanian said, "I think we should all keep in mind that ratings are not causes or motivators of government actions, they are welcomed collateral consequences of government actions. "
Moody's has noted that while a number of key reforms remain at the design phase, it believes those already implemented will advance the government's objective of improving the business climate, enhancing productivity and stimulating investment.
"Longer term, India's growth potential is significantly higher than most other Baa-rated sovereigns," the agency said.
It said GST will boost productivity by removing barriers to inter-state trade, also pointing out that challenges from the implementation of the new tax regime, continuing weakness in private sector investment, slow progress resolving banking sector asset quality issues, and lack of progress in land and labour reform remain key issues.
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text: The zebra puzzle is a well-known logic puzzle. Many versions of the puzzle exist, including a version published in Life International magazine on December 17, 1962. The March 25, 1963, issue of Life contained the solution and the names of several hundred solvers from around the world.The puzzle is often called Einstein's Puzzle or Einstein's Riddle because it is said to have been invented by Albert Einstein as a boy; it is also sometimes attributed to Lewis Carroll. However, there is no known evidence for Einstein's or Carroll's authorship and the Life International version of the puzzle mentions brands of cigarette, such as Kools, that did not exist during Carroll's lifetime or Einstein's boyhood.It is often claimed that only 2% of the population can solve the puzzle.The following version of the puzzle appeared in Life International in 1962:Now, who drinks water? Who owns the zebra? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebra_Puzzle


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The documentary film The Cove attempts to demonstrate that eating dolphin meat is unethical by showing that dolphins are intelligent animals that experience pain as humans do. Recognizing intelligence in other animals allows humans to relate to the animal and feel empathy towards them. Intersubjectivity; the idea that the ability to experience another being as a subject, as opposed to an object, allows one to experience empathy; plays a critical role on determining the ethics of killing/eating animals because it allows the range humans can feel empathy towards. By showing footage of psychological experiments which demonstrates the intelligence of dolphins, the film attempts to broaden the range of the audience's intersubjectivity and appeals to them that killing/eating dolphin is unethical.
Why is dolphin killing/eating unethical? Although The Cove touches upon the risk of mercury poisoning for prohibition, the major claim the film makes is that killing/eating intelligent animals is a matter of ethics rather than food safety. How does intelligence, then, determine the ethics of animal killing/eating? The assumption that intelligence correlates to the capacity of feeling pain is used to argue killing/eating intelligent animals is unethical. However, it may be quite difficult to determine whether other animals including dolphins experience pain the same way humans do.
Then what determines the ethics of making an animal experience pain? Why is it acceptable to kill an unintelligent chicken, but unethical to kill a dolphin? Intersubjectivity allows humans to feel empathy towards other beings, and intelligence determines the range of creatures that allows intersubjectivity to occur. Intersubjectivity can be expanded to the realm of dolphins, allowing humans to assume they experience pain the same way we do. The film argues that projecting our empathy into the mind of a dolphin is not difficult because of the results of several psychological experiments that apparently demonstrate high levels of intelligence in dolphins. If dolphins think like we do, the film argues, they can feel pain as we do, and making them feel pain would be unethical.
The film shows three psychological experiments performed on dolphins.
Reaction time measurement shows evidence that dolphins have advanced ability to respond to a stimulus.
Working memory test demonstrates the existence of short term memory in dolphins which hints the capacity of meta-cognition.
The mirror stage shows the ability to recognize oneself objectively, hinting that dolphins go through the process of self-identification
Although the first two experiments recognize advanced intelligence in dolphins, the third experiment is yet again a matter of intersubjectivity. Dolphins and other animals such as the great apes may recognize oneself in the mirror; however whether these animals go through the same self-identification process which Lacan theorized as the mirror-stage is highly questionable. It is more likely that humans are projecting themselves into the reflection of dolphins and making a leap of logic.
By showing footage of psychological experiments performed on dolphins, The Cove attempts to demonstrate dolphins as intelligence animals that have the ability to experience human-like pain. Whether dolphins can experience pain like humans do is indeterminable, for evidence of pain experience in dolphins may merely be humans trying to intersubjectively project their own experience into dolphins. Claiming dolphin killing/eating unethical from the perspective of dolphins experiencing pain is questionable.


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Iwan Kainu; Dies at 103 with tribal face tattoos:
Iwan Kainu was part of the Atayal people, the aborigines of the country of Taiwan. They were known for their very distinct facial tattoos, a tradition which Kainu also took part in. Throughout her life, because of her heritage and culture, she became a national treasure in Taiwan. Sadly she died a few days ago due to complications during a flu.
Kainu was one of only 6 remaining Atayal people who maintained their traditional face tattoo. A tattoo tradition which is now one step closer, to dying out. But Kainu was part of keeping this cultural tradition and historical treasure, alive for as long as she could.
Despite facial tattooing being banned during the period, when Japan ruled Taiwan.
The Miaoli Country Government, however registered facial tattoos as a cultural asset and treasure. In other words, as something to be protected for cultural purposes. Perhaps partially due to Kainu and other aboriginal women with similar traditions. Indeed Kainu did become quite famous and touched many people's lives while she was alive. Despite dying at such an old age, we are sure she will be missed by an incredible amount of people.
The Tradition of the Face Tattoo:
The Atayal people all strove to get the honor, of wearing one of their traditional face tattoos. Both men and women alike, saw it as the way to truly be enlisted, into the ranks of adults, and true men and women. Thus, like with many other aboriginal cultures around the world, body-art and especially tattoos, carry/carried great cultural significance.
For women among the Atayal people, the way to earn the right to get the face tattoo. Was to master weaving, showing with the tattoo their transition into womanhood. For the men, the payment was much more brutal. They had to bring the head of an enemy tribesman, which would then earn them the right, to enter real manhood.
Of course these rules may no longer apply, especially the one regarding males. But the tradition and history behind the face tattoo is still significant to this dying culture. It should does be kept safe, so that we may learn from its rich history.
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Iwan Kainu lived a long life. At her age of 103 she was a living proof, of how big a part tattoos have played in cultures, all over the world.
Hopefully this old kind woman and her memory, will help open people's eyes a little bit more. We hope she will rest in peace knowing she touched us and many more.
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"It's cool," to be recognized he said, "but I enjoy it the most because I get to talk to all of those people. It's a lot of fun."
His eventual hobby didn't necessarily start out that way. He began carving from 1969 through 1971, creating three duck decoys out of pine boards — all three went belly-up, thus not producing the hunting results he hoped for.
It also would have turned most folks into former wood carvers.
That wasn't the case for Lesch, although a busy career and family life meant more than a 30-year hiatus from an activity that would become part of his DNA.
Lesch, 75, didn't take up the craft again until 2002. That's when he enrolled in Jim Trumpy's class for beginners.
Trumpy showed him the proper tools, supplies and equipment to use, and Lesch has taken other classes. But for the most part he's a self-taught artist who has created world-class carvings.
He has numbered and documented all 116 of his carvings. However, many of his creations feature multiple pieces, including an eclectic farmers market booth of an amazing 3,659 pieces, most of them made from toothpicks, in which garden caricatures are selling peppers and other produce. The project stretched over two and a half years.
"I'm carving all of the time … pretty much all winter and spring," Lesch said.
He also makes many of his own tools, especially small wood-burning wires and chisels (made with sewing and acupuncture needles) for his intensely delicate work.
"My philosophy always was that quality was much more important than quantity, whether it was in welding, teaching or now with my carving," Lesch said. "I always say, 'When you think you're done, you're really not. Only then do you know what it's potential is, and so you keep going."
That trait certainly has served him well.
Lesch was born one of 11 children — and one of three sets of twins — in a Catholic household and raised on a farm in Holy Cross, located in Ozaukee County, where he made sling shots as a grade schooler and ax and shovel handles as a teenager while taking drafting, woodworking and machine shop classes in high school.
He earned his undergraduate and post-graduate degrees at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, where he also received a minor in art. He was a welding, fabrication, blueprint reading and metallurgy instructor at Blackhawk Technical College for 36 years and spent 10 more years with the institution on a part-time basis.
Lesch has filed about 1,000 carving magazines in his workshop, located in the old limestone basement of his farmhouse in Clinton Township, where he and his wife of 51 years, Janet, have lived since 1973.
He also has metal cabinets behind his workstation packed with supplies, books and binders/folders containing meticulous files and blueprints of about 100 of the 532 birds of North America.
He may have up to 15 to 20 unfinished projects waiting for his attention, but they all deserve and eventually receive his valuable time and energy.
"It's a small room, but it works for me," Lesch said of his basement sanctuary. "When I get a little bored I'll try other things, but I like to do songbirds the most. In the wintertime, I spend anywhere from five hours to 15 or even 18 hours a day down here.
"I do try to get six or seven hours of sleep every night, but I've found that I do my best work between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m.," he added.
His birds typically take between 75 and 100 hours to finish. However, many of his other projects have required into the hundreds, and even the thousands, of hours.
It's no wonder that his carving brethren call him "The Detail Master" and "The Master of Eternal Patience."
Lesch's woods of choice are basswood, tupelo and buckthorn, along with cottonwood bark, most of which he obtains at shows, where he usually enters carvings in one or two competitive categories.
He also gives carving lessons to children and adults, including one in which club members taught basic skills to residents of the homeless veterans facility near BTC's central campus (former Caravilla).
Lesch does not sell any of his carvings, but he also doesn't get paid for his talks and demonstrations, which he has conducted at churches, schools, nursing homes and other organizations.
He displays at least several dozen of his works at the four or five carving shows he attends every year.
His work has earned numerous awards over the past 15 years, including a second in the novice class at a world wildlife competition in Maryland in 2005 for a red cardinal, only the second songbird he ever carved; a first and best of show at the Wisconsin River Woodcarvers Inc. annual show in 2006 for a Christmas ornament; and at the latter show in 2011 for his whimsical house, winning overall best of show and the judge's, first place and people's choice awards.
While those accolades prove just how much Lesch has improved, a lot of his accomplishments and satisfaction come because of the inordinate amount of time he puts into learning everything he can and mastering his craft.
"I have a saying: 'Not having patience is an excuse. Having patience is a virtue,'" Lesch said. "Club members will bring one of their carvings over and say, 'I'm done. What do you think?' And I'll tell them, 'That doesn't look too bad, but …'"
His travels have taken Lesch to more than 30 countries, including China, Russia, Jordan, Canada, Germany and Mongolia, where he studies wildlife and habitats while taking photographs and collecting crucial, precise measurements of his potential subjects to incorporate the smallest of details into his work.
He also is a champion for the craft and tries to encourage every carver, experienced or novice, especially youth in hopes of nurturing future generations, which includes his teenage granddaughter Autumn, who has been carving for about seven years.
Another one of those special moments occurred on a trip to Madagascar.
"Not too far from the restaurant, there was this little shack, and I mean it was a shack," Lesch said. "But there was a young gal inside. She had taught herself how to carve and had maybe 100 carvings. And there was one of a school bus, maybe 4 or 5 inches long and 3 inches high, and there was a boy getting on the bus. I thought it was amazing, so I told her so and encouraged her."
At a glance
Rock River Valley Carvers 12th annual show and sale
• When: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 9
• Where: Craig Center, Rock County Fairgrounds, Janesville
• Highlights: Gerry Lesch is the featured carver. Demonstrations, raffles, food stand, people's choice and best table awards, wood and tool vendors, chainsaw carver
• Cost: Free admission, but donations are accepted.


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Deferred Gift AnnuityIt was quickly apparent that cadet Fred Whittle '80 was a forward-thinking individual from the time he arrived on campus in 1976. A solid student and leader, Fred rose steadily through the ranks of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets to serve as the Cadet Regimental Commander during his senior year. His thoughtfulness has remained as dependable as has his leadership.
In 1994, Fred Whittle started a Deferred Charitable Gift Annuity (DCGA) so that he and his wife, Susan, would have a life income supplement to add to their retirement income. Their DCGA gave the Whittles an income tax deduction in the year of their gift, and part of the income, once they begin to enjoy it, will also be a tax free return of principal. However, the tax benefits and the life income stream were not the only reasons he and Susan made a deferred CGA. Fred wanted to leave a gift to his alma mater.
FRED: "The Citadel taught me perseverance in the face of adversity. The Fourth Class System, the Honor Code, and leading peers all helped me to be forthright and to meet a challenge head on. They taught me the value of being truthful, especially when it is painful to be so. Lastly, I learned the importance of being organized in order to process multiple tasks concurrently."
Fred decided to give to his alma mater using more than one deferred gift vehicle. According to Fred, "Our gift of a life insurance policy, a bequest in our last will and testament, and our deferred CGA all look to the future with hope for The Citadel."
Fred and Susan wanted to leave a lasting impact with their charitable gifts. "We hope that Citadel cadets will not only benefit from some financial relief or better academic programs and faculty development, but that The Citadel's philanthropic culture will change radically. Cadets, alumni, and the entire Citadel Family should set the standard for excellence in institutional support through our academic support foundation."
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Let me elaborate if I may. Those of us who have adopted Quality as a vocation and a calling, believe that we strive for perfection.
A popular movie, Friday Night Lights, profiled a coach who exhorted his team to be perfect. In one of the climactic scenes of the movie, the coach revealed his meaning, which I will paraphrase below (to neutralize the overt sports references).
"Being perfect is about you and your relationship with yourself, your family and your friends. Being perfect is about being able to look your friends in the eye and know that you didn't let them down because you told them the truth. And that truth is you did everything you could. There wasn't one more thing you could've done. Can you live in that moment as best you can, with clear eyes, and love in your heart, with joy in your heart? If you can do that - you're perfect!"
This sentiment describing perfection is not about defects or controls, but about personal passion and conviction. The joy of perfection was validated by multiple keynote speakers, who shared their enthusiastic testimonials of accomplishment and encouraged us to do likewise.
For me the 2014 WCQI conference was nothing short of Perfect because I embraced the opportunity as if it were my last. For a number of the programs and events, I was among the First In and Last Out because the opportunities for such inspiring gatherings are rare and precious, and should be embraced and savored.
Perfection was frequently on display at WCQI, as demonstrated by these and other examples:
- During the recognition ceremonies for ASQ Fellows and ASQ Awards, family members of award recipients who passed away were extended an opportunity to address the audience. These included some of the most sincere, heartfelt, and compelling testimonials revealing how Quality is so highly regarded and admired in our society. Through this gesture, ASQ Leadership demonstrated the highest levels of class and decency.
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