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Public health workbook to define, locate and reach special, vulnerable, and at-risk populations in an emergency
Published Date:2010
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Description:Introduction -- Purpose -- The Categories -- Economic Disadvantage -- Language and Literacy -- Medical Issues and Disability (physical, mental, cognitive, or sensory) -- Isolation (cultural, geographic, or social) -- Age -- -- Creating a Coin In Your Community -- Phase 1: Defining At-risk Populations -- Phase 2: Locating At-risk Populations -- Phase 3: Reaching At-risk Populations -- -- Next Steps -- -- Resource Guide -- Diversity in the United States -- Principles of Community Engagement -- Developing and Testing Messages for Cultural and Linguistic Competence -- Culturally CAPABLE: a Mnemonic for Developing Culturally Capable Materials -- Planning for Language Interpretation/Translation Services -- Community Health Workers -- Delivery Channels -- Regional Councils and Metropolitan Planning Organizations -- -- The Categories Checklist -- National information sources -- State information sources -- Category resources -- -- Resource Dictionary -- -- Templates -- Database template to develop your COIN -- Sample telephone survey template -- Build a digital map for your COIN: using free online software -- Questionnaire template/phone script -- Memorandum of understanding template -- Collaboration agreement letter template -- Focus group, interview, or roundtable discussion template -- Interview/survey template: learning from other organizations -- E-mail test template -- -- Inserts
"The capacity to reach every person in a community is one of the major goals for emergency preparedness and response. The goal of emergency health communication is to rapidly get the right information to the entire population so that they are able to make the right choices for their health and safety. To do this, a community must know what subgroups make up its population, where the people in these groups live and work, and how they best receive information. Although knowing this type of information might seem obvious, many jurisdictions have not yet begun the process to define or locate their at-risk populations. To maintain consistency with the Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Act (PAHPA), this workbook uses the term "at-risk populations" to describe individuals or groups whose needs are not fully addressed by traditional service providers or who feel they cannot comfortably or safely use the standard resources offered during preparedness, response, and recovery efforts. These groups include people who are physically or mentally disabled (e.g., blind, deaf, hard-of-hearing, have learning disabilities, mental illness or mobility limitations), people with limited English language skills, geographically or culturally isolated people, homeless people, senior citizens, and children. Regardless of terminology, trust plays a critical role in reaching at-risk populations. Reaching people through trusted channels has shown to be much more effective than through mainstream channels. For some people, trusted information comes more readily from within their communities than from external sources. This document describes a process that will help planners to define, locate, and reach at-risk populations in an emergency. Additional tools are included to provide resources for more inclusive communication planning that will offer time-saving assistance for state, local, tribal, and territorial public health and emergency management planners in their efforts to reach at-risk populations in day-to-day communication and during emergency situations. If you follow the process outlined in this document, you will begin to develop a Community Outreach Information Network (COIN)--a grassroots network of people and trusted leaders who can help with emergency response planning and delivering information to at-risk populations in emergencies. Building a strong network of individuals who are invested in their community's well-being, who are prepared and willing to help, and who have the ability to respond in an emergency is just the start. You must also include network members in your emergency preparedness planning, test the capacity of your COIN to disseminate information through preparedness exercises, and make changes to your preparedness plans based on the evaluation of those exercises. "--p. 4.
Content Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
Subject:Community-Institutional Relations
Disabled Persons
Disaster Planning
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Now that I'm over my initial fall blues - the end of warm weather, flowers, and outdoor enjoyments of nature - I'm able to start appreciating the beauty of fall.
One way to nurture an appreciation of fall is to bring fall indoors. To do this, I decorated our kitchen table with items that represent the fall season.
On the table I have the following:
- gold shimmery cloth,
- orchid plant (not currently in bloom),
- vase of freshly cut mums,
- Indian corn,
- dumpling squash,
- miniature pumpkins,
- small dish,
- a single red tree leaf, and
- wired ribbon (purchased this week for 50% off).
Do you have fall items you like to set around the house?PAID ENDORSEMENT DISCLOSURE: In order for me to support my blogging activities, I may receive monetary compensation or other types of remuneration for my endorsement, recommendation, testimonial and/or link to any products or services from this blog.

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By Mike Antich
The investment banks of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley predict $100 per barrel or higher price for crude oil in 2011, according to a report by the Oil Price Information Service (OPIS). Goldman Sachs was the first to forecast a $100-plus-per-barrel crude oil price when the bank issued a research report last November, which called for a $110-per-barrel average price for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude in 2011. Morgan Stanley released a similar report in January and targets $95-per-barrel of WTI futures by December 2010, with an average price of $100 per barrel in 2011. The price of petroleum, as quoted in the news, generally refers to the spot price of WTI as traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX).
"If the Morgan Stanley projection is prescient and not simply another case of 'predicting what one wants to happen,' as an analyst suggested to OPIS, it would represent a future price spike of more than $20 per barrel per day for December 2010 through December 2011 WTI futures," said Tom Kloza, director, editorial content for OPIS. It would imply wholesale price increases for gasoline and diesel will be more than 50 cents per gallon above current numbers.
Impressive Demand Growth
Morgan Stanley warns that investors should not only focus on demand from the U.S. and Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), which includes Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, and the U.S. According to Morgan Stanley, increased fuel demand will be driven by the impressive growth in China, India, Brazil, and other emerging markets.
"Global GDP growth, according to Morgan Stanley, is expected to average 4 percent in 2010 and will be led by the energy-intensive emerging economies. The bank projects global demand for oil will rise 1.7 million barrels per day this year. That rise will tighten markets, require an increase in OPEC production, and reduce world spare capacity of crude from 6.5 million barrels per day in late 2009 to 5.7 million barrels per day by late 2010," said Kloza.
For example, Morgan Stanley projects Chinese GDP will grow by 10 percent in 2010 and 8.5 percent in 2011. Since 2005, Chinese gasoline demand has increased 41 percent, despite a 122-percent increase in prices there. In 2009, China surpassed the U.S. in annual new-vehicle sales. By midyear, Morgan Stanley researchers suggest higher fuel prices may be necessary to curtail demand. The Morgan Stanley analysis states the next two years will look less like the last two and more like 2004-2008 when oil prices rose on increasing demand and flat supply.
Minimize 'Fuelish' Driving Behavior
Most observers consider it a safe guess to predict fuel prices will increase in the future. Fleets can react by modifying vehicle specifications, downsizing to smaller vehicles and engines, or by adopting hedging programs. The reality is that the overwhelming majority of factors that drive fuel prices are out of the control of fleet managers. One often overlooked option is modifying driver behavior. A large part of fleet fuel expenditures is controlled by drivers. Fleets must ensure drivers practice fuel-efficient driving habits. An ongoing driver awareness program is needed on how much excessive idling, aggressive driving behavior, and improper tire pressure affect mpg.
Driver Communication Program: Fleet managers should use e-mail newsletters to increase driver awareness of how their actions can increase or decrease fleet costs.
Avoid Unnecessary Idling: An idling engine gets zero miles per gallon. Unnecessary idling can represent a significant corporate expenditure. For instance, Verizon successfully reduced fuel costs by curbing unnecessary engine idling. Verizon estimates unnecessary idling cost the company about $20 million annually.
Maintain Proper Tire Inflation: One underinflated tire can cut fuel economy by 2 percent per pound of pressure below the proper inflation level. When a tire is underinflated by 4 to 5 psi below the manufacturer's recommended tire pressure, vehicle fuel consumption increases by 10 percent and, over time, causes a 15-percent reduction in tire tread life.
Drive the Speed Limit: Driving fast wastes gas. Traveling at 65 miles per hour uses 10-15 percent more fuel than driving at 55 mph. By adhering to speed limits, a driver will conserve fuel.
Use A/C Sparingly: An air conditioner is one of the biggest drains on engine power and fuel economy. It can reduce gas consumption by 5 to 20 percent. Don't use it as a fan to simply circulate air. Use the vent setting and fan to circulate air.
Leverage Small Savings: Small increases in mpg result in substantial savings when extrapolated across the entire fleet. A one mile-per-gallon fuel efficiency increase for a 1,000-vehicle fleet has the potential of saving over $1 million annually.
Let me know what you think.
Mike Antich
Editor and Associate Publisher
Mike Antich has covered fleet management and remarketing for more than 20 years and was inducted in the Fleet Hall of Fame in 2010.View Bio
Mike Antich has covered fleet management and remarketing for more than 20 years and was inducted in the Fleet Hall of Fame in 2010.View Bio


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I've had a facebook discussion going on about this for... oh, about a year, with a former student. You remember Jennifer. She's the one who named me PDawg, the first kid to really care about me as a teacher. Once every few months or so one of us will post a link to a story about Amazon's Kindle on the other one's page with some erudite comment like "CHECK THIS OUT. WANT."
Don't know about the Kindle? It's like an iPod for words. It's an ebook reader, and it's full of awesome. I know you're asking yourself why you need such a thing, or why I need such a thing, or why anyone does. I believe it's where we're headed. If Star Trek taught me anything, it was that people in the future read books on a digital device, called PADDs. Nerd alert! I'm nothing if not a believer in the prophesy that is the Star Trek franchise. I'm waiting for people with blue faces and antennae to show up any day.
But let's not spend all our time talking crazy, huh? Benefits of an ebook reader:
*Customizeable font size
(I'm not gonna lie, my peepers aren't what they used to be. Sometimes it would be nice to read in Gpa-size font.)
We don't have a big house. I like to read more than I like to store books. The storage aspect of this device would be most useful to me on a trip, though. I hate how much space books can take up in my bag when I go somewhere for a week, but I like to bring plenty of material. Problem solved.
*Not having to do that weird thing where you prop your head up so you can read the awkward page when you read in bed.
One screen. Digital page-flipping. No awkward book-propping.
*Instant gratification
Want a book, get a book. In seconds. WIN. Side note: this could prove dangerous.
So that all looks bueno, yeah? Well Jennifer went and screwed up my total faith and confidence in the Kindle by introducing the idea of the Barnes and Noble Nook into my life. The Nook is pretty much like the Kindle, with a few different features. They're the same price.
Kindle features--a little lighter, has an actual keyboard, internet access, Wikipedia, built-in dictionary and note-taking capability, audio capability (speaks books aloud), black and white screen
Nook features--a little shorter, has a touch screen and touch keyboard when needed, no internet access but WiFi, small color touch screen at the bottom, black and white screen to view books.
You know me, I hate feeling like I might make the wrong decision. I have to say that after all of our debate, I'm still probably leaning toward the Kindle. I'd be so happy with either one, though, I'd probably just die. But the Kindle seems like it's the most reliable and it still has a few features that the Nook just can't offer. Jennifer, on the other hand, is leaning toward Nook.
Will we be able to overcome our differences and remain friends? Only time will tell.
(P.S. None of this matters, because our bank account is currently exactly none percent full.)


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Beautifully preserved 1840 whaling captain's house and gardens.
Just 8 minutes' drive from central Hobart, Runnymede has a rich collection of maritime artifacts that belonged to Captain Charles Bayley and his family, who made it their home for over 100 years. Named after the Captain's favourite ship, Runnymede now promotes marine conservation.
The Colonial marine villa was built for Robert Pitcairn, one of the first lawyers admitted to the Supreme Court of Van Diemen's Land and a leading campaigner against the transportation of convicts.
There are also historic artworks and possessions of one of the property's other owners, Francis Nixon, Tasmania's first Anglican bishop.
Guided tours of the property are available. Visitors are encouraged to visit and speak to one of our friendly volunteers and also take a leisurely stroll around the beautiful gardens.
Runnymede is available for hire for private events such as weddings, conference cocktails, or corporate dinners. There are a variety of special events throughout the year including an annual High Teas and the Spring and Autumn Plant Sales. One-hour school tours are also offered (see links below).
National Trust properties throughout Tasmania are open Saturdays and Sundays from 10am – 4pm. However we encourage all visitors to either contact the property or call 6344 6233 prior to visiting, as hours may change due to the changing nature of requirements as a result of the impact of COVID-19. Stay safe.
Runnymede Garden Tour
Immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty of this marvelous 120 year old garden with this 1 hour tour.
Surrounding the villa on all sides, this meticulously maintained garden is filled with flowering shrubs and bulbs, fruit trees, heritage roses, herbs, and hedges.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll with one of the gardens dedicated National Trust volunteers as they guide you around the grounds.
Check our booking website for current tour times!


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This space is a very special place. It's not just about hot chocolate. It is about all the great things that come about because of drinking or eating dark chocolate and in particular 80Noir Ultra is about bringing about a sense of positivity, kindness and challenging the preconceived ideals of chocolate being bad for us.
With a little understanding and opening our hearts and minds to the possibility of new and exciting information. We can all be part of the 80Noir Ultra chocolate journey. One of the many things dark chocolate; is collaborative. Making friendships over hot chocolate, building support over training bars and most of all, bringing together a community of chocolate lovers and spreading the joy all round the world.


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Ivy fingers keep coming back to me. In their gentle grasp life felt whole. Pieces held together firmer in their place. Twisting around my body
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Preparing the Next Generation
Pastor Marc Smith W3 Faith Church Palm Harbor Florida
I Christians are obligated by God to teach the next generation they are God's children.
Parents have the responsibility of introducing their children to the Lord.
Psalm 78 versus 4-7 tells us how God's truth should be passed down generation to generation.
"These are the things we learned from our ancestors and will tell them to the next generation. We won't keep secret the glorious deeds and mighty miracles of the Lord. God gave His law to Jacob's descendants and the people of Israel and told our ancestors to teach their children, so that each new generation would know His law and tell it to the next. Then they would trust God and obey His teachings, without forgetting anything God had done.
The time this Psalm was written of the Bible had not been fully completed.
The words of Moses in the Torah the first 5 book of the Bible were taught to the people, they were expected to pass these words about the Lord down to their children. They also did not have copies of the Torah so parents taught these truths verbally from generation to generation. Today we have the completed Bible the eternal Word of God all we need to know in instruction form the Lord.
Instruction and example are necessary to teach our children we must have consistency between what we say and do. We can't just talk the talk we have to walk the walk in passing down God's Word to the next generation.
- We need to relay our personal testimony in what God has done in our lives. We need to teach our children how to obey the Lord. Examples of how the Lord has protected, provided, encouraged, and met our needs during tribulation in our life.
Parents can't pass this responsibility off to someone else. It's not the pastor's job or the Sunday school teacher's job it's the parent's responsibility.
Ephesians 6:1-4 says "Children you belong to the Lord and you do the right thing when you obey your parents. The first commandant with a promise says "Obey your Father and your mother, and you will have a long happy life." Parents do not be hard on your children. Raise them properly. Teach them and instruct them in the Lord."
III. The condition of the world we live in makes this divine obligation urgent
There are so many distractions in our World to lead our children away from Christ, todays media access can promote the gospel but also distract young people from Christ.
Pass to our children what we learned from our parents and grandparents about Christ. (My examples mom and grandma Smith.) Like I said there is no substitute for parental responsibility.
We need to ground our children in the Word before they go off to school High school and especially college.
Our society has no interest in things of God so we must discuss spiritual truths with them.
John 14:6 "I am the way the truth the and the life no one comes to the Father but through me."
We are living in spiritually dangerous times more and more people are disassociating with church. In the 1960's the Love generation, Free love, immorality the pursuit of success and wealth were what was promoted.
By the 1970's many parents had lost their children to the rebellion against God. Since then respect for one another and law and order have been on a downward spiral. WE as Christians need to take a stand or the spiral will continue downward.
We need to provide for our children's physical, material, and educational needs. But most importantly we need to train them in the Word of God so they can live a Godly life.
Proverbs 22:6 says "teach your children right from wrong, and when they are grown they will still do right."
The Holy Spirit will guide us in our steps showing us how to reach the next generation. There are many dissatisfied, unsettled people searching in desperation for a better way of life. They desperately need to hear from God and what He can do in their life. We need to share our testimony with them so they can have a joyful life.
Are you telling the younger generation of what God has done in your life and what he can do for them? Do you spend time with the younger generation getting to know them and instructing them?
We need to be examples to our children and grandchildren by leading a Godly Spirit filled life.
In Ephesians 4 the Apostle Paul tells us how to put off the old self and put on our new self our new ways of thinking, living and being.
There are obstacles we have to overcome that can hinder both our spiritual and personal growth.
Ephesians 4:2, 23, 31, 32
I Four obstacles
A May explain why some have lukewarm Faith
1 Releasing Resentments
2 Acquiring Acceptance
3 Evaluating Expectations
4 Learning to let go
II Resentments
A Destroys Relationships
1 With God
2 With family, friends, co-workers
B Resentments worded politely
1 Been praying a lot for Him!
2 It's my cross to bear
3 I just tolerate them
C We create our own resentments
A Hold it in don't want confrontation
1 Just agree to avoid conflict
2 Take thing personally
3 Since we create them we have power to release them
4 Live in newness with Christ - Eph. 4:2
III Unrealistic expectations
A Can determine our happiness, peace and sense of well being
1 Set a trap if the expectation is dependent on someone else not God
2 We expect others to know our expectations even if not communicated
3 We reason they should know –risky assumption
4 When expectations not met or partially met
5 We move into a demand, or control state
6 We actually lose control
7 Will we ever feel let down by unmet expectations?
8 Absolutely-it's normal
9 We can reevaluate parts of our life with Christ help
IV Acquiring Acceptance
A We accept people and things as they are
1 Let's God know we have surrendered to Him
2 We can be hurt or disappointed or afraid
3 We accept the situation and can react calmly
4 Brings joy, peace, gratitude
5 If not living in acceptance we are living in resistance
6 Resistance brings negativity.
V Letting go
A Moves us into action, problem solving, gratitude and into Real Freedom
B Letting go doesn't mean you don't care
1 A form of healthy detaching
2 Forgiveness is not letting someone off the hook
3 Un-forgiveness keeps us hooked
4 Forgiveness means we have cancelled their debt
Most of us have been hurt by someone we need to release the one who offended us that happens by cancelling their debt this allows us to make room for the new freedom we have in Christ.
|Pastor Lonnie Snow
Scriptures: 1Peter 2:5, Matthew 13:44-45, Genesis 29:18, Genesis 22:16, Romans 8:18
Living Spiritual House.
You are living stones being built.
You are part of something bigger than you.
You are a Holy Priesthood.
1Peter 2:5.
Offering Spiritual Sacrifices
Things you have to lie down
Things you see value on
What you see value on you will spend money on
You will do whatever it takes to get it
A Christian constantly has to make course corrections
Matthew 13:44-45
Sacrifices we make
The cost is I lay my life down to serve Him
Not always about you
Must fulfill what you promised
Have integrity
Every time God spoke to Abraham he did it
People go to church when it's convenient
Genesis 29:18, Genesis 22:16
People struggle because they want their own life
Price is too high to serve God
When you lay things down God will bless you
You hold on to things because
You don't find value in God
You can't draw a line in the sand with God
Relationship won't grow
It ends there
What do you want in life?
Whatever God wants you to do (do it)!
Ask God what it is
Listen to God and act on it!
Have something inside of you
When you lay your life down
God will change your life
Romans 8:18
In Ephesians 4 the Apostle Paul tells us how to put off the old self and put on our new self our new ways of thinking, living and being.
There are obstacles we have to overcome that can hinder both our spiritual and personal growth.
Ephesians 4:2, 23, 31, 32
I Four obstacles
A May explain why some have lukewarm Faith
1 Releasing Resentments
2 Acquiring Acceptance
3 Evaluating Expectations
4 Learning to let go
II Resentments
A Destroys Relationships
1 With God
2 With family, friends, co-workers
B Resentments worded politely
1 Been praying a lot for Him!
2 It's my cross to bear
3 I just tolerate them
C We create our own resentments
A Hold it in don't want confrontation
1 Just agree to avoid conflict
2 Take thing personally
3 Since we create them we have power to release them
4 Live in newness with Christ - Eph. 4:2
III Unrealistic expectations
A Can determine our happiness, peace and sense of well being
1 Set a trap if the expectation is dependent on someone else not God
2 We expect others to know our expectations even if not communicated
3 We reason they should know –risky assumption
4 When expectations not met or partially met
5 We move into a demand, or control state
6 We actually lose control
7 Will we ever feel let down by unmet expectations?
8 Absolutely-it's normal
9 We can reevaluate parts of our life with Christ help
IV Acquiring Acceptance
A We accept people and things as they are
1 Let's God know we have surrendered to Him
2 We can be hurt or disappointed or afraid
3 We accept the situation and can react calmly
4 Brings joy, peace, gratitude
5 If not living in acceptance we are living in resistance
6 Resistance brings negativity.
V Letting go
A Moves us into action, problem solving, gratitude and into Real Freedom
B Letting go doesn't mean you don't care
1 A form of healthy detaching
2 Forgiveness is not letting someone off the hook
3 Un-forgiveness keeps us hooked
4 Forgiveness means we have cancelled their debt
Most of us have been hurt by someone we need to release the one who offended us that happens by cancelling their debt this allows us to make room for the new freedom we have in Christ.
|Pastor Lonnie Snow
Scripture references: 1 Peter 2:9, Philippians 1:29-30, 2 Corinthians 11:23-30,1 Peter 2:19-24,
Romans 8:18, Exodus 3:10, 4:10, Matthew 19:27, Hebrews 5:4-9, Revelation 17:14
I Called to be Priests
A Royal Priesthood, Holy nation, People belonging to God
1 Received mercy
2 To offer up Spiritual Sacrifices
1 Peter 2:9
II Two Camps
A Suffer Long and Wide
1 Not everything happens for a divine reason
2 God has given us choice free will
B No suffering camp
1 Present minded no thought of future
2 Come to church if I get something out of it
Philippians 1:29-30
III Not a time to die a place to die
A Things we do can put our time closer or further
1 We have an effect on our course of life
2 You have impact
B Paul went through a lot of suffering to be a Christian
1 Physical abuse
2 In prison
3 Flogged severely
4 5 times received 39 stripes
5 Beaten with rods 3 times
6 Stoned
7 Shipwrecked 3 times
C Cost of service
1 Christ Suffered for us
2 Left for us an example to follow
3 Sow encouragement to people everyday
I Peter 2:19-24, Romans 8:18
IV Moses made excuses when called
A Moses said he was a nobody
1 Slow of speech and tongue
2 Not eloquent
B When God calls you He qualifies you
1 The lack is on our behalf
2 Privileged to be called
3 God called you to do it no one else
4 Equipped by God
C God will show you a place of Authority
1 If you are willing to follow Him when called
2 Must be willing to walk away from anything you have
Matthew 19:27-28
V Suffering only when you stand for Christ
A When you stand for Right you will have opposition
1 Bring back the wounded Christian with Love and Blessings
2 All who say they can't do something just an excuse
B If you walk by site you won't give up anything today for tomorrow
1 All with Him are called, Chosen and faithful
2 God called each of us and equipped us to serve Him
3 God made you unique and special
Hebrews 5:4-9 Revelation 17:14
Sky's The Limit
Sermon Pastor Marc Smith W3FaithChurch Palm Harbor Florida April 6, 2017
Scriptures Numbers 13:26-33 Numbers14:3, 6-8, 24 Ephesians: 15-20 Mark 4:2-8
Mark 4:24 Psalm 78:41
There is no limit to what God can do in a believer's life. We can limit ourselves by how we view ourselves. Remember the OT story how God promised the Israelites the Promised Land, but their fear prevented them from entering the Promised Land. If we do not renew our minds to our identity in Christ we will see ourselves as weak and not being able to do what God has for us. We need to see God as being able to accomplish all that He wants us to do.
A.Our thoughts can either limit us or they can remove any obstacles that are put in our way.
- The spies He sent into the land came back to Moses and Aaron and said the land is filled with milk and honey they brought back fruit as evidence.
But the people are strong and cities are large and well- fortified. The sons of Anak are there they are giants and strong they will squash us like bugs. Only Caleb said let's go possess the land and conquer it God will be with us. His fellow spies gave a negative report if we go we die! Numbers 13:26-33
- When God gives us a plan or vision the will always be obstacles to overcome
- Caleb had confidence in God's people, we should be thankful for Godly people in our lives.
- The evil report of the spies went against the Word of God.
- All the people cried out and wept all night long. They mumbled about Moses and Aaron and said they would have been better off dying in Egypt or the wilderness. Joshua and Caleb were so upset with the people they tore their cloths they told the people the land they spied on is very good land and if God delights in us He will give it to us. Caleb found favor with God.
Numbers 14:3, 6,-8, 24
- The people were defeated by their outlook and how they saw the situation.
- Caleb had a spirit of Faith and was willing to believe and trust God's Word .His capacity to receive from God was enlarged.
- God wants the best for us just like He wanted for the children of Israel.
- Ephesians 3:15-20
- God has no limits He wants His children to live the same way, with no limits, so they may experience His fullest Blessings.
- What we listen to can build our Faith or tear it down
- Mark 4:2-8
- When the seed of the Word of God is sown into our lives we must be ready to receive it. Stony or thorny ground can limit the harvest He wants us to have.
- We cannot live in fear it hinders and chokes what God wants to do in our lives. We must not fear what others think.
- Mark 4:24
- We must not let what we hear affect us in a negative manner live the spies negative report did to the children of Israel
- The amount of time we spending meditating on the Word of God determines the amount of Power that comes back to us.
- Paying too much attention to worldly happenings blocks our ability to hear God speaking to us.
- Psalm 78:41
- The people could not enter into a place of rest or receive the manifestations of the promise because of their unbelief.
b. We must remove all limitations in all areas of our life.
Pastor Lonnie Snow
1 Peter 2:5, Romans 12:1, Philippians 2:17, Hebrews 13:15, Philippians 4:18, Matthew 10:37-39,
Matthew 16:25,1Corinthians 10:11, Luke 14:25-28, Matthew 13:44-46, Philippians 3:8
I. Living Stones
A. A Holy Priesthood
1. Building a Spiritual House
2. Offer Spiritual Sacrifices Acceptable to God through Jesus Christ. 1 Peter 2:5
II. Old Testament Priests
A. Took care of the people's hearts-through sacrifices
1. No standard before the Law
2. Old testament standards came from the law
3. Priests helped people know what is right and what is wrong
4. If you are a Christian you are a Priest
III. Other things to do as Priests
A. Priest means servant
1. God requires priests to be a living sacrifice
2. Romans 12:1
3. True sacrifice This world has nothing it can offer more than God does
4. Philippians 2:17 your attitude doing right over easy
IV. Praise and Worship
A. A sacrifice God looks at the heart
1. Not about the song
2. Too loud too slow don't like it
3. Not about what you feel people go by what they see and feel
4. Generation of no sacrifice saints
5. God wants YOU
6. Hebrews 13:15, Philippians 4:18
V. God's already done all He is going to do for you but you want more
A. Quality of the Gift depends on the giver
1. God looks at the Heart
2. Believe-Go wherever God tells you to go
3. Can't have God's best until you are willing to sacrifice everything
4. Matthew 10:37-39, 16:25
VI. Give your life up for God's sake
A. Give up things of the world to serve God
1. Must love God more than anything else
2. How will you be remembered
VII. Old Testament written as examples to encourage us
A. Count the cost of being a Christian
1. Be willing to Give up everything you value in this life to follow Christ
2. 1 Corinthians 10:11, Luke 14:25-26, Matthew 13:44-46
3. If you follow God whatever you give up He will do better for you Philippians 3:8
Faith and Violence
Does A Belief in God Cause Violent Actions Toward Others?
Dr. Marc Smith sermon March 30, 2017
Context from Brutal Faith Dr. Alex McFarland
Christian Counseling Today.
There are religious extremists who are very religious group of people who sell their daughters into sex slavery and local leaders of very village who have a young boy who is used as a human sex toy called a "chesca" Western people have a reaction to this is that faith itself is a negative thing.
Christians will say that tragedies like this are usually the result of not having a Biblical foundation for morality not being present. More and More Westerners who do not have a Christian view make the assumption that religion is of full of disease that leads people to do evil things.
I. Anti- feeling against Faith and Religion
A. Religion/faith definition devotion to a deity the pursuit of God and salvation through certain rituals and ceremonies.
B. Western Belief- religion provokes violence causing harm to humans.
1. The world is orderly and intelligent
2. God not an author of confusion
3. Last 150 years' academia embraced Darwinism and materialism
C. Growing hostility to religion
1. From atheistic philosophers, militant secularists, and academicians
2. Science the only test for truth
3. Specifically, toward Christianity
D. Society -Conventional religion not an effective force for
1. Moral behavior
2. Against Criminal activity
Author Jonathan Swift (Gulliver's Travels) said "We have just enough religion to make us hate,
but not enough to make us love one another."
II. Does the Bible suggest Aggression?
A. Does the Bible encourage Acts of Aggression?
1. Cain murdered Abel out of jealousy
2. Joseph's brothers threw him into a well leaving him for dead
3. Peter cut a priest's servants ear off defending Jesus. Matthew 26:52-54
These examples were not meant to further our beliefs; they were examples of sinful and
fallen people who had what the world had to offer, rather than God's plan for their lives.
4. Headlines today focusing on acts of violence carried out based on their beliefs.
5. Muslims, Christians, Hindus, and Buddhists all guilty
Singer songwriter Elton John said "All organized religion should be banned because of the hate that is born from it."
Daily papers are filled with random acts of violence from around the world done in the name of religion.
III. Why people to carry out acts of violence in the name of God?
A. Jesus's warning" The time is coming when anyone who kills you will think they are offering a service to God." John 16:2
1. Jesus never called His people to violence.
2. Turn the other cheek.
3. Churches – no longer safe haven bombings, fires, attacks.
4. No violence is carried out in peace and love.
IV. Religious violence – should we become secular?
A. Some turn away from faith because of violent acts
1. Christianity cannot be true to much suffering in the world
2. Why would a loving God call people to be hateful?
3. He doesn't we live in a fallen world
4. Leaders must promote morality
5. Reality -our world is lost without God.
V. Keeping or finding faith in a hostile world
1. New York Daily News "God isn't fixing this" after the deadly shooting in San Bernardino California. In the name of religion – Islam
2. The more we become anti God –anti-Christian the more violent our culture will become.
3. We don't have a violence problem-We have a God problem
4. Don't blame God for not fixing all our problems – reinforce Biblical truth.
5. Christian must do our part defend our beliefs and promote Jesus's peaceful Bible teachings.
Truth is satan is real his goal is to destroy the human race, things of this world are objectively evil, they are bound in sin, evil, and satan's lies. We can't put a spin on things and say that's the way the world is; it cannot change the dark nature of any person who uses violence in the name of ANY Religion.
Jesus's plan is much better than anything we can come up with. He never promised us an easy and peaceful life. We can be comforted by His Word. That nothing can separate us from His love. This is the message we need to proclaim to a lost World. Our hope rests in Jesus Christ.
|Pastor Lonnie Snow
Why Jesus Came
Scriptures: Galatians 3:7-14, Genesis 12:1-3, Proverbs 13:2, Isaiah 44:3, Joel 2:28, Matthew 12:24-32, Luke 24:46,
Acts 2:1-6
I. Why did Jesus come?
A. To Redeem us from the curse of the law.
He became a curse for us
So, blessings of Abraham would come upon us
That we would receive the Promise of the Spirit through Faith
Live by Faith not rules or Laws Galatians 3:13-14
II. Must believe He is the Rewarder
A. Can't hang around God and not get touched
God told Abraham to obey Him
God would bless him and make the nation great and his name
Name would be great so he could be a blessing to others.
Genesis 12:1-3
Jesus was cursed so we could be redeemed from separation from God.
We are now blessed
III. God will pour His Spirit on all flesh
A. We are forgiven, restored, empowered.
Jesus did that for us.
Isaiah 44:3, Joel 2:28
If we are blessed others will be blessed through us
God can't have satan curse you
Can't believe a lie and expect to get better.
If you say what God is doing is of the Devil He can't bless you.
Matthew 12:24-32
In the name of Christ repentance and remission of sins should be preached to all nations Luke 24:46
IV. Blessed so the anointing can come upon you
A. Rivers of living water shall flow from your belly
God can't bless sin
Anointing comes upon you so you can bless others
V. Day of Pentecost
A. All in one accord in one place (in upper room)
Waiting for the Promise
a) Curse removed
b) Blessings of Abraham
c) Receive the Holy Spirit
All filled with the Holy Spirit
Began to speak in other tongues, Acts 2:1-6
VI. Freed from the curse
A. Blessed through Abraham
Holy Spirit moving all the time
Jesus gave healing by the filling of the Holy Spirit
Talk about blessings before you can be a blessing to others
VII. Summary Points
A. Redeemed from the curse of the law
1. Christ became a curse for us
2. Blessings of Abraham came through Jesus Christ
3. That we might receive The Promise through Faith
4. It's not how long or how fast you pray that moves God
5. The Power is from Him not You
6. The Power is Always On
What is Your View of God?
Some people view God as a loving grandfather who is waiting to bless them while others see Him as a harsh judge who sits in heaven on His throne waiting to dole out punishment. Others don't believe in God they want to live according to their own rules rather than in obedience to a divine authority. The only way to truly know God is to believe what is written about Him in the Scriptures.
Romans 1:19-20
If we deny the truth it will bring ultimate disaster the 2nd death. When we are convinced the Word of God is true we have a sure foundation for our convictions about God.
13 Facts about God
- He is an uncreated being
He existed before the beginning of time He is the creator of Heaven and Earth. Gen.1:1 says Psalm 90:2
- He is unchangeable
He will never go against His word.
- He is Omnipresent
He is present everywhere Psalm 139 says we can never get away from His presence He is always with us.
- He is Omnipotent
Matthew 19:26 says But he never acts in a manner that is inconsistent with Hid nature. Example He cannot lie or be tempted by evil because He is absolute goodness and truth. Titus 1:2
- He is Omniscient
He has complete knowledge about everything past, present, future.
- God is invisible
Jesus was God in human flesh no other human being other than Christ has seen the Father. 1Tim.6:15-16
- God is love
John 3:16 He gives eternal life to all who believe in Jesus
- God is holy
This means He is separated from all sin. We should strive to live a holy life of obedience.
Holiness is a lifestyle to which God calls us and he gives us the means to live it by the power of the Holy Spirit.
The HS makes us sensitive to sin full attitudes and actions in our lives.
- God Hates sin
John 3:36
His anger or wrath will never come on those who have accepted Christ as Lord and savior.
His anger and judgement is limited to those who defy the Lord and reject His son.
10. God is the final judge 2 Cor.5:10
As Children of God we need not fear judgement for our time of judgement is for the purpose of Rewards!
What we have done with the truth and the opportunities we were given.
- God is righteous
He is the final standard of righteousness it is His desire for each one of us.
He has given us His Spirit to enable us to do what is right.
12. He is the rewarder
1 Cor.3:10-15
Even in judgement, God's love and grace will be evident to His children.
13. God is to be Worshiped
He is worthy of all honor and glory Col. 3:16
Our worship is displayed when we let His word dwell in us and praise Him in song with a grateful heart.
If you had to write your own personal description of God and what He is like what would you say? How much of you description comes from His Word and how much comes from your experiences and blessing? Are you influenced by the ideas of what other people think about Him?
What comfort comes from knowing he is a righteous judge?


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It's a truth universally acknowledged. Many of us start a new year with explicit resolutions. Another commonly accepted truth? That the year is barely started when we start to break our resolutions.
(About 41 percent of Americans make resolutions every year for personal or professional improvement. About a third of those who make them break those resolutions by the second week of the year.)
Maybe you didn't make explicit resolutions for your agency. But, you probably have some mental goals for what you want to achieve in your agency in 2017.
No matter how motivated you are, you will fall back into old habits. They die hard, right?
So success in achieving a resolution is not how determined you are in the beginning. It's how you respond when you inevitably slip back into your old ways.
Why it is easy to fall back into old habits
We've all done it. We set a goal for ourselves. We had some success. Then we slid back into our previous habits.
Why do we backslide when we thought we overcame those habits? Psychologists call this common mental miscalculation restraint bias.
As we have success toward our goal, we begin to overestimate our impulse control. So we start exposing ourselves more to temptation. We think bending the rules a little bit will be okay because we have new, better habits now. But, ultimately, our impulsiveness wins. We forget change is not a one-and-done decision but an ongoing one.
Explicit resolution or unofficial goal, it doesn't matter. There is something you want to change or improve in your agency this year.
Maybe you want to blog every week. Or, you want to spend some time every day posting and engaging with your social media followers. Or you want to focus more on working ON your business instead of in it. Or, you want to improve your data security.
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You're not alone. It's a struggle for everyone.
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Think about why you fell back into your old habits. You may want to blame the system or yourself, but try not to. Look at it as an opportunity to learn and improve your process.
Say your goal was to blog on your insurance agency website every week. You started off great and blogged for the first couple weeks. Then week three you didn't.
Ask yourself some questions. What happened that pushed this down your priority list? Was there a trigger event like a last-minute client request? Was there unusual circumstances like you were sick? Is this routine unsustainable? How can you make it more attainable?
2. Adjust
Now you know why you went back to old habits. Next, decide what you need to tweak so it becomes a new habit.
If last-minute requests displaced blogging as your priority, block out time on your calendar. Only let truly urgent matters break into that time.
If writing a blog post in one sitting is unsustainable, break the task into smaller pieces. For example, on Mondays, brainstorm a topic and start research. On Tuesdays, continue research and write an outline. On Wednesdays, write your ugly first draft. On Thursdays, review and edit. On Fridays, publish or schedule your post for the next week.
3. Check in frequently
Keep track of what you work on and review it on a regular basis. If it's a daily habit you're trying to create, assess daily. If it's weekly, look at it at least once a week.
Look for digressions in your routine and adjust accordingly. Frequent check ins will help you avoid slipping back into those old, unproductive habits.
A slip into an old, unproductive habit does not mean you have to give up that resolution. It's an opportunity to learn and adjust so you can move forward on your agency improvement goals.
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May 18, 2013 by Brett Carlson
EUFAULA, Ala. - Randy Haynes may be soft spoken and unassuming, but when it comes to catching bass offshore, there are few better in the world. After two consecutive days of 17-pound stringers, Haynes busted open the fourth Walmart FLW Tour qualifier of the year with a 22-pound, 2-ounce bag.
The words "awful, slow and terrible" are rarely, if ever used to describe a 22-pound stringer caught in a major bass tournament. But that's exactly how Haynes termed his third day on Lake Eufaula. What bothers him is instead of catching 40 and 50 fish per day like on the Tennessee River, Haynes caught only seven fish Saturday and two were small spotted bass. But he's clearly around the right quality.
"I'm just hitting my spots," said the humble Haynes, who is fresh off a dominating victory at the EverStart Series event on Pickwick Lake. "Some of my places have dried up, but I've found some new places too. I'm lucky that the bites that I had today were better bites. I hadn't caught one over 4 pounds this week, but I weighed in three over 4 pounds today. At 8 a.m. I caught a 6-pounder and I screamed like a little girl."
A day ago, Haynes revealed that he was throwing Strike King 6XDs and 5XDs in a variety of colors. Today he backtracked and refused to name any baits, other than that he's using "a bunch of things."
"I only have five or six different areas that I make sure that I always hit. I'm throwing several different baits, but I've got a couple of them that I'm really dialed in on."
With a total weight of 57 pounds even, Haynes has over an 8-pound lead heading into the final day.
"Honestly, I'm just trying not to fall on my face. I've been consistent and if I can keep being consistent I should have a chance. But only getting seven bites in a day is scaring me to death. I don't like it. I like the Tennessee River where you get bites all day."
Haynes claims he's still not fishing up to his standard. He's learning and getting more comfortable on the Chattahoochee, but it baffles him to catch only a fish or two max out of an entire school.
"I think I'm slowly figuring out what is happening. The lake is getting smaller and smaller to me. It's starting to get like Kentucky Lake. I've got a nice little run going, but I know darn well it can end at any second. My weights are going up, but my numbers are going down. I only managed seven keepers today, when I had 20 to 25 on Thursday and 10 to 12 yesterday. It's getting to be slim pickings."
Kenney second
While JT Kenney rose from third to second, he was visibly frustrated at weigh-in, largely because of the distance Haynes has put between himself and the rest of the field, but also due to the grind of being on the road for five consecutive weeks.
"I only caught five today and I had been catching a lot more," said the Straight Talk Wireless pro. "I caught one on a Carolina rig, one on an Alabama rig, two on Strike King crankbaits and my biggest fish came on a big spinnerbait."
Kenney's five keepers weighed 14 pounds, 3 ounces, giving him 48-9 for the tournament.
"It's frustrating, you mark all these fish, but it's so hard to get them to fire. I don't stop and fish until I actually see them on the Lowrance, but you're lucky to get one off a school. I just can't believe that I've picked off all the fish in my places. They're not out yet that good, but there's no way I've picked them all off."
Kenney will continue to sample 30 or more places tomorrow, visiting both some new and some old.
"I feel like I'm fishing where the fish are going, so that's the good news. It's the middle of May in south Alabama. These fish are not going to the bank. That still has me excited about tomorrow."
Lucas up to third
After catching only three keepers on day two, Justin Lucas knew he'd have to change up. Instead of looking for more spots out deep, Lucas returned to the bank and sacked a 13-pound, 10-ounce limit.
"Today I changed up and it was a pretty good adjustment," he said. "I basically went shallow and started sight-fishing and I found one pocket where I caught all five of my keepers."
Lucas said he isn't doing anything fancy with his baits. Four of his fish came off soft plastics and one came on a swim jig. He also saw a 5-pounder and a 4-pounder on bed that wouldn't bite, but promise to get a return visit tomorrow.
"I learned a lot by looking today. If they're that loaded in one pocket, they've got to be in other pockets."
Lucas' total weight for three days is 47 pounds, 3 ounces.
Devere rises to fourth
Kentucky pro John Devere caught the heaviest stringer of the tournament on day two and backed it up with a solid 16 pounds, 4 ounces on day three. Devere's total weight sits at 46 pounds, 11 ounces.
"I'm casting a 3/8-ounce Stan Sloan Booza Bug with a Zoom Chunk," said the Berea, Ky., native. "I'm basically casting it around rock in 5 to 10 feet of water. I have a real good 1/2-mile stretch of water that I found the second day. When I found it, there were a bunch of bass guarding fry. But I didn't see any of that today, so that kind of worries me."
Devere said he caught nine keepers Saturday, down from the 20 boated on day two.
"The Booza Bug has been great, but I think I just came across a good school of fish."
Dudley fifth
After a slow start to the season, David Dudley is heating up. After catching 16-11 today, Dudley rose to fifth place with a total weight of 46 pounds, 8 ounces.
Although he too has become an offshore fisherman, he's doing most of his damage shallow this week. The one time he tried to fish offshore today, he inadvertently encountered Haynes. After asking Haynes if he was intruding, Dudley pulled up the trolling motor and immediately left.
"Of the 15 bass I've weighed, maybe two or three have I caught actually looking at them," said the reigning Angler of the Year. "A lot more of them were probably spawning, but I'm just blind-casting and fishing. And today was a gorgeous day to fish shallow."
Dudley said he's using a mix of baits - from a Booyah Pad Crasher to wacky-rigged Yum Dinger to a swim jig and even a Rebel Pop-R. All of his baits were fished on prototype Lamiglas David Dudley Signature Series rods.
The Castrol does plan to return to deep water tomorrow, because naturally, he's not going to concede to Haynes without a fight.
"I think I could have another decent day shallow, but I need to have an exceptional day with him having over 10 pounds on me."
Rest of the best
Rounding out the top 10 pros on Lake Eufaula after day three:
6th: Scott Martin of Clewiston, Fla., 45-11 (three-day total)
7th: Bryan Thrift of Shelby, N.C., 45-3
8th: Kelley Jaye of Dadeville, Ala., 45-3
9th: Stetson Blaylock of Benton, Ark., 44-15
10th: David Fritts of Lexington, N.C., 42-3
The final day of FLW Tour competition on Lake Eufaula will begin at 6:30 a.m. from Lakepoint Resort State Park located at 104 Lakepoint Drive in Eufaula.


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Lou Ann Moore talked about how she and State Rep Linda Belcher have worked with several Bullitt County agencies to create a new Bullitt County strategic plan. State Rep Linda Belcher was unable to attend as she was in session in Frankfort. Moore said the vision was for Bullitt County to be the Commonwealth's leader in quality of life, business and economic development, and education of its citizens. She then went on to explain the mission and goals relating to leadership, infrastructure, quality of life and finances. Moore explained that there were several sub-committees working to accomplish those goals. Those sub-committees include: Education Committee, Government Committee, Communications Committee, Economic Development Committee, Health Committee and Land Use Committee.


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Heap Mill, Beckwith Street, 1980
Bridgewater Street, 1980
Bridgewater Street, June 2014
I picked up a leaflet this week asking me to sign a petition to save Heap Mill. The ex-rice mill is in a prominent position facing Albert Dock and next to the Formule 1 hotel on Liver Street. Planning permission is being sought to demolish the dilapidated warehouse complex to build a block of apartments. Those in favour of the new development (according to online sources) seem to be fairly evenly split with those wishing to save the mill and see it converted to other uses. The conservation lobby argue that warehouses were a key element in Liverpool's history and only a small number of the larger complexes remain. So on which side do I fall?
My heart is with those wishing to hold on to buildings which have such a key relationship with the city's trading past but, in this case, I can see no future for what is a rather grim block which has long since served its purpose. I can see no developer coming forward to convert the building, which has bulk but little aesthetic charm – the cost would be astronomical.
What bemuses me is that two key warehouses on Bridgewater Street have just been demolished without, to my knowledge, any fuss being stirred up. Admittedly, again, the warehouses were little more than facades having been burnt out some years ago – but their prominence at the gateway to the Baltic Triagle was impressive.
I started by business life in a run-down warehouse om Manesty's Lane. Apparently, the building was Tate and Lyle's first warehouse but when I moved in (in 1973) it was almost a shell. The floor plan was literally a rectangle with a heavily beamed ceiling with a circular stone case in the corner as access. The roof leaked because of the parapet roof construction, it had no running water and in winter (or most of the year) was bitterly cold because of the metal loading doors on each level. My recollection of Liverpool at that time was of street after street lined with similar obsolete buildings, all decaying. I can think of no other city in England that had such dereliction within a few yards of its main streets.
So, sadly (for I am a great believer in keeping the best examples of our heritage), I will have to go with the modernisers on the Heap Mill question. There are more important battles to be fought.


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the watchtower: Lions at Packers
>> 10.14.2009
Last week's Watchtower, full of vim and vigor from the previous week's accuracy, made the following projections about the Steelers game:
- Roethlisberger should have an incredibly effective day, smoking the Lions' subpar secondary; completing at least 70% of his passes. Whether that's for 350 yards and 4 TDs or 250 yards and 2 TDs will depend on the Lions' ability to stop Rashard Mendenhall--and then blitz to get pressure on Ben.
- If Matt Stafford, Kevin Smith, and Calvin Johnson are healthy enough to play, and play well, this could be an intense shootout.
- Duante Culpepper proved last week that he's a dumpoff artist and no more. If Stafford can't go, the corners will press, the safeties will creep up, and the ground game will be ground to a halt.
- Either way, though, I think we're just talking about margin of loss. As I said about the similar pass-first, blitz-heavy Saints, the most likely outcome of this game is a shootout that the Lions lose.
While I wouldn't call 28-20 a "shootout", that score doesn't necessarily reflect the offensive output/efficiency of either team. Big Ben's stat line was astonishing, as predicted: 23-of-30 for 277 yards (9.23 YpA), 3 touchdowns, 123.9 passer rating . . . oh yes, and one interception.
Minus that beautiful defensive play, the final score is 28-13--and would have been 28-6 heading into the fourth quarter. Culpepper did open it up a little bit, generating a much-improved 7.62 YpA—but again, he was sacked SEVEN times for a loss of 57 yards. If you use the "Average yards gained per passing play" stat, that robust-looking 7.62 YpA drops all the way down to a meager 5.1. Not to mention, of course, his mistakes killed the drives before and after the only offensive TD. Kevin Smith was almost completely ineffective, averaging a miserable 2.65 YpC.
However, there's no question that the defense surpassed my expectations, especially on the ground. While Mendenhall rushed for 5.13 YpC, it was just 15 carries for 77 yards, including one 27-yarder (the other 14 carries averaged 3.57 yards each). The defense actually got to Big Ben three times, twice on third down--thereby killing drives where the Steelers might have scored.
The three Steelers drives that were killed by sacks and the pick-six definitely suppressed the Steelers' scoring . . . and that's wonderful news. This sequence--the Steelers' second-to-last drive, immediately prior to the Northcutt TD--shows exactly how the Lions' defense is supposed to work:
- 1-10-PIT 49 (9:57): 7-B.Roethlisberger sacked at PIT 40 for -9 yards (sack split by 96-A.Fluellen and 92-C.Avril).
- 2-19-PIT 40 (9:20) (Shotgun) 7-B.Roethlisberger pass short right to 86-H.Ward to PIT 45 for 5 yards (24-K.Pearson).
- 3-14-PIT 45 (8:35) (Shotgun) 7-B.Roethlisberger sacked at PIT 45 for 0 yards (59-J.Peterson).
On the first play, you see the base nickel defense. To an extent, this is a coverage sack; Ben has time to throw, but instead just pumps as he waffles about it. Then, Fluellen, who was lined up on the right side, beats his man to the left, then cuts behind that guard inside. As Flu launches to sack Ben, Avril--who'd doubled back from the edge--follows Fluellen, attacking the same gap. They get to Ben at nearly the same time, preventing any Roethlismagic. Note that Foote is also sent on a delayed blitz--so even if Roethlisberger had gotten away from Flu and/or Avril, or the protection had been different, the pressure would still have been there.
On 2nd-and-19, the offense doesn't have much it can do but take a bite out of the elephant--and so it does, hitting Ward for 5 and setting up a slightly-but-not-much easier 3rd-and-14.
On the third play, we get the payoff. Whereas the first set looked like a soft nickel and became a five-man rush, this play begins with all three linebackers up on the line of scrimmage: one between each defensive lineman. Ben is already in the shotgun to try and nullify the heat--but at the snap, all three linebackers drop back into coverage. Ben, who was ready to get rid of the ball to a target just beyond the blitzing linebackers, now has to wait for deep routes to develop. Julian Peterson, lined up as the rush end, simply outruns the LT to the outside, though overrunning Ben to do so. Ben feels the heat and tries to roll out, but he has no options. Peterson doubles back and runs Ben down.
You see how this is supposed to work: pressure (and the threat of pressure) dictating what the offense does, throwing them out of rhythm, killing drives, and denying points. If the execution was just a little bit better, this defense as a whole could be a LOT better.
In Green Bay, the same talent may indeed be a little more effective; the Packers have allowed a league-high 20 sacks so far, and appear to be incapable of protecting their franchise QB, Aaron Rodgers. . . well, let's not get ahead of ourselves.
What we have here are GB Head Coach Mike McCarthy's '03 and '04 New Orleans Saints (he was OC under Jim Haslett), squared off against Jim Schwartz's '03 Titans and Gunther Cunningham's '04 Chiefs. In the first contest, the Saints are a middle-of-the-road offense, scoring 21.2 PpG, gaining 6.43 YpA, and a very healthy 4.46 YpC (Deuce McAllister had a 1,600-yard season that year). Meanwhile, the Titans were ranked 13th in scoring defense, allowing an average of 20.2 points a game. They were a little firmer against the run than the pass, holding opponents to under well under 4 YpC, but allowing 6.6 YpA.
The defensive lockdown that occurred is impressive indeed. The Titans held the Saints to just 10 offensive points (their D came up with a safety), completely neutralized McAllister—8 yards on 11 carries!—and sacked Aaron Brooks 3 times for -20 yards. Brooks was efficient when he did get the ball off, completing 15-of-23 for 185 yards, a score, and no picks—but it didn't translate into points until the fourth quarter, when the score was sitting at 20-5 and the game was functionally over.
In the second matchup, the Saints were again ranked 14th in the NFL in scoring, with very similar output (21.8 ppg). However, McAllister tweaked his ankle that season, and wasn't nearly as effective; Aaron Stecker picked up some of the load, but the Saints ran for a half-yard less per carry in 2004 than in '03. Meanwhile, Gun had jumped from the maturing Titans defense to the clean-slate Chiefs unit, and it showed. The 29th-ranked scoring defense allowed 27.2 ppg, a whopping 8.05 YpC, and less-whopping-but-still-not-good 4.62 YpC.
Though the Saints, in line with expectations, scored a touchdown above their season average—right at the Chiefs' season average—they actually gained yardage at clips well above their norms. At 9.59 YpA and 5.83 YpC, the Saints were moving the ball extremely well—it's the 4 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, and a pick that depressed New Orleans's score. Wait a minute, that sounds familiar . . .
Clearly, McCarthy was working with a substandard QB in Aaron Brooks, and clearly, this Lions' defense is much closer to the 2004 Chiefs than the 2003 Titans. However, those Chiefs damn near won that game: the final score was 27-20, after a 42-yard Joe Horn bomb broke a 20-20 fourth-quarter tie. So despite being hopelessly overmatched on talent, Gun's D stood up to McCarthy's O, all the way until the last drive.
Combining the results of that game with the defensive Alcatraz Jim and Gun contained the '03 Saints in, I'm willing to conclude that given equal or greater talent, Gunther Cunningham's aggressive 4-3 disproportionately disrupts Mike McCarthy's downfield flavor of the Bill Walsh offense. Given lesser talent, Gunther's 4-3 will cap offensive production with sacks and turnovers, even while allowing better-than-average offensive effectiveness between the 20s.
Last week, I gave us a sneak preview of this week. While trying to get a handle on Steelers DC Dick LeBeau, I included some data from his disciple, Dom Capers. That data was his Texans against Scott Linehan's Minnesota Vikings. I'll just quote what I said last week:
Let's look briefly at the scorched-earth napalming that Linehan's 6th-ranked Vikings offense put on Dom Capers' 21st-ranked Texans defense. 34 points, 7.92 YpA, 4.69 YpC. Culpepper was 36-of-50 for 396 yards, 5 TDs, and 0 INTs. Vikings backs ran 26 times for 122 yards. It probably would have been worse if the Vikes hadn't been flagged 10 times for 75 yards. Given the only data point on LeBeau, and fitting it into the broader picture painted by the Capers and Williams info, I think I'm safe to say that Scott Linehan's balanced offense significantly outperforms expectations against aggressive, blitzing 3-4 defenses like LeBeau's.
Obviously, the Lions didn't significantly outperform expectations against the Steelers--they only scored 13 offensive points--but with Kevin Smith playing hurt (and ineffective), Daunte being Daunte, and Megatron missing a significant fraction of the game, Linehan's offense wasn't exactly "balanced", either. If we look briefly at the season so far for the Steelers and Packers . . . we see that the Steelers are the 14th ranked scoring defesne, at 19.6 PpG, and the Packers are 21st-ranked, at 23.6 PpG. Obviously, that's just the average of five and four games, respectively, for these teams, so those numbers aren't anywhere near airtight--but there is a clear gap in talent and execution between the Steelers and Packers. With Ryan Pickett instead of Casey Hampton, and an out-of-position Aaron Kampman instead of Lamar Woodley, the Packers' defense should be a significantly flimsier obstacle between the Matt Stafford and the end zone than the Steelers.
Yes, that presumes that Stafford will play--but unlike last week, he's already practicing. It's true that Megatron may not be able to go--but if Stafford is under center, I still like the Lions' chances to be effective. Northcutt and Williams should have a good day in between the Packers' excellent corners, and Aaron Kampman on Brandon Pettigrew is an incredible mismatch that Scott Linehan is more than smart enough to relentlessly attack.
So, where does that leave us? As we've seen with Gregg Williams and Dick LeBeau, Scott Linehan's balanced, conventional offense is disproportionately successful against an aggressive, blitzing 3-4. This will be the third such defense that the Lions face, and they've outperformed averages against the two prior units. If Kevin Smith is his usual, steady self, and Matt Stafford is able to play, I expect the Lions to score between 24-28 points. If history is any indicator, and the finally-awakening Lions pass rush can really get going against the hapless Packers offensive line, Gunther Cunningham's aggressive 4-3 should be able to limit the Packers below their (admittedly tiny-sample-sized) season average of 26.0 PpG.
Based on the Packers' reliance on the passing game, inability to protect the quarterback, and a decided systemic advantage for the Lions on both sides of the ball, the most probable outcome is a medium-scoring, close-margin game that the Lions win.


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Linda Lee Arvidson
April 22, 1953 ~ December 15, 2017
Linda Lee Arvidson passed away December 15th while in Comfort Care at Carson Tahoe Hospital.
She was born April 22, 1953 and grew up in the San Fernando Valley. Due to her petite size (4'8", 75 pounds) and fearless nature, she worked later in the film industry as a stunt double for child actors. Among the movies where you find Linda's name in the credits for "stunt players" are, "Free Willy' and " The Last Boy Scout," among many others. Along with her tiny stature she was blessed with the ability to be cute and beautiful at the same time… awesome! Drew Barrymore was Linda's good friend during her stint in Hollywood. The effects of injuries (concussions and others) caused Linda's retirement from stunt work in 1991.
It was a few years later that Linda met Jon who would become her sweetheart, then best friend (during 2 years of health issues and hospital stays) and finally, during her last years, caregiver as well.
Linda was predeceased by her mother Jean and is survived by her sisters Nancy Kelly and Lori Hitchcock, her children Chad and Sara Shultz and best buddy Jon McCarty.
Linda and Jon may be remembered by some who may have known them as camp hosts at June Lake (Oh! Ridge), Honeymoon Flat (Twin Lakes) and Leavitt Meadows (Sonora Pass).
Nancy and Jon would like to express our gratitude and thanks to Linda T and Angel Daniels and the other home care nurses from Kindred (Gentiva) who made Linda's last years so much easier for us who loved her.


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Report our Dec activity to Abimatha
Dear all,
Finally we had done it. At Dec 18 our team ( Fenny, Rini, Vivin, Viqa dan Manda) with Loving moms club ( Mrs Gerda as a mod) went to Abimatha to give blankets, hats, baby booties and others to this orphan.
Abimatha had 71 babies and children till yunior school ( 14 babies). All of them weared a red costume, cause it's chrismas. We had a great experience with them. Singing dan playing with them together. It's really a great day for us. Love we could share and meet all of cuties babies and little children.
We gave :
13 blankests
40 hats
20 booties
20 bandana
Others ( soap, vitamin, milk powder, pen, pencils)
Thank you so much for all your kindness. Your support to our group means alot to us. Thank you for sharing your talent with us and hope in the future we could help more. GBU.
hugs,Mod FDWL
Receive 2 baby jacket and 1 kid hat
Receive 2 baby jacket and 1 kid hat
The baby jacket are from iffon - bandung and rini - jakarta.. Kid hat from tinuk-karawang..
thank you iffon, rini and tinuk...