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I know a good Christian lady who cuts hair for a living. That's how she makes a living. She is very good at it. I tend to wonder why Christians come to her shop they expect a "discount" just because they go to the same Church that she attends? There are some who refer to this practice as a "believer discount".
Now I am not opposed to finding discounts and deals, but not at someone else's expense and not with Christianity as excuse. If someone decides that they want to give me a haircut at no charge, or half price, out of love, then that's fine. But to just expect that Christian businesses are supposed to give discounts to all the "brothers and sisters" is not love.
For me to think that my Christian brothers and sisters are obligated to give me a cheaper price is selfish and it takes money away from them. Suppose you couldn't find a Christian for the service or product you needed? What would you do? You would end up paying someone the price they charged.
Here's a startling thought: pay your Christian brother or sister more than they normally charge! Now that's a concept that has love written all over it. Why would you do that? First of all it is indeed a blessing to have a Christian provide a service or a product. If they operate their business with integrity and love, that love will have an impact on my life. Secondly, by believing God's promises of abundance you can go over and beyond and give more to the person who is providing you the service or product especially when the person is less privileged. That increases their prosperity. But, if you have a poverty mentality, you are always looking for someone to charge you less for everything and expecting any Christian to give you a discount. Why not believe God's promises of prosperity, receive His abundance, and then share that abundance with others?
ian businesses be the best businesses on the face of the earth? That takes a lot more than just having a Christian sounding name. It means quality work. It means integrity and honesty. It means operating biblical principles of giving more value. Having a Christian business reflects back on our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ. As a matter of fact, whether we own a business or are simply employed by someone, the "Christian thing to do" is to work heartily, ethically, and honestly to the best of your ability, with the love of God. Our light should so shine that everybody, Christians and non-Christians alike will want our products and services.


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All of a sudden (since yesterday), I have lumps in my breast near my armpits. They feel like plugged ducts pretty sore but not red. I have tried warm compresses, massage, cold packs, advil, vibration, dangle nursing and different angle nursing. I have no idea what caused them (no tight clothing or added stress). My son (20mos) has been nursing more frequently because he is teething and fighting a cold but my daughter (4yrs) has been nursing just about as often as usual.
Any suggestions for what to try to get rid of them and any ideas for prevention?
Additional question: I've heard lecithin is a good supplement for this, but I had always thought lecithin was an additive to avoid. Is it different?

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Evaluation of the policies of George W. Bush and his Republican conservatives on America.
Bush Budget Paints GOP in Corner
Published on February 4, 2008 By
COL Gene
Bush sent his 2009 budget to Congress and it is a JOKE. The problem is it will not be funny for any GOP members of Congress who are running in November 2008.
His budget proposes a $400 Billion deficit AFTER he has cut of almost $200 Billion from Medicare and Medicaid. No member of Congress running for reelection could embrace such a budget. The deficit is outrageous and to cut Medicare in an election year would be suicide. Bush is not showing how his proposed Medicare cuts are the result of efficiency but would reduce payments to hospitals and doctors as the number of retired drawing from Medicare grows. He also proposes cuts for health care for the poor and given the economic conditions that is likewise a non starter.
Bush and the GOP have created the perfect Storm. All their promises about the strength of the economy are out the window. Last week I saw Bush, as he announced the net loss of jobs, with fear in his eyes and perspiration on his face while he admitted that our economy is in trouble. The second interest rate cut in 10 days shows the Fed is also scared.
Bush will turn over to the new President a set of problems that has not been seen since 1932. The GOP would do well to write off the 2008 election!
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The Coldest Girl in Coldtown ~ This story had an interesting take on vampires. For some reason the description of Coldtown made me think more of a concentration camp than anything else. This was a good choice for the first story.
Paper Cuts Scissors ~ I had read this one in another anthology and it was my favorite, it still is. A guy who is trying to help his girlfriend, who has gotten lost in her books.
Going Ironside ~ This was too short and I didn't really get much from it. I have only read Tithe so that may be why I was lost on this one.
The Poison Eaters ~ This was a great ending to this collection. Royal politics, grudges, and ambitions that caused The Poison Eaters to be created as tools for their "father".
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The Persian Legends
of government on their glittering Oz in the sea as the last smear of sun slid
from the blue blade of the horizon and the Mediterranean moaned and shed its robes
of purple gold like a shadow sinking from the walls of a public brothel. One rebel,
taking pity, hid his master's son in a closet. That boy, Strato, later became king
on the festival day the city declared the first one to spy sunrise would claim the throne. Rather than strain east with the rabble he spun west and cried out when the molten blaze
of morning struck the tallest buildings. From Strato came "stratosphere"
In truth, you can't prove the Persian legends didn't give us the lonely jobs
of local weathermen or the mythic reverberations of Buddy Holly and Yngwie Malmsteen.
These aren't the Persian legends, anyway, but the annals of Justin, who sounds less
like the Roman epitomator of Thorgus, and more like the freckled redheaded kid
from the apartments next door, whose parents must be gypsies because whenever
you glance up, he's teleported from Planet Howdy Doody in his cruddy pizza-stained
T-shirt and shimmery green track pants to ask if you're moving, and when you stare
through sunglasses without answering like an idol from the underworld, his bubble-gum lips
bend a smile rimmed with grime, and he sidles on filthy ape feet into your garage
for the daily ritual of smashing your tools and children's toys across the altar
of his historical rage. And the Persian legends seem as distant as the moon
on the Aegean Sea, white blossoms dripping sensuous mockery inches from your fingers. Then poplars sway, your tyrant bones mellow to estuaries of September light,
and you are a golden god in the unpainted chair behind your house, eyes shut in prayer
to the choral chant of your blood, murmuring to a gathering of scribes about how
your mother, the night she conceived you, dreamed she was coiled in a snake with eyes
of smoky twilight, and two eagles perched on your father's palace, one for the foe
you would vanquish, the other for the thousands of times the stories would change
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Recently Lulu's hosted their annual NYFW style studio for bloggers. Amongst the many sponsors of the fabulous event, was affordable makeup company NYX. In addition giving mini makeup touches at the event, they also gifted us their new Butter Lipsticks.
As someone who's been loving to experiment with lipsticks lately, I couldn't wait to try out the new product. I received shade Shade BLS12 -"Little Susie", which is a pretty wearable pink shade. The lipsticks goes on like a Chapstick but has the color pigment of a lipstick, something I was surprised to see, given the texture of the product going on.
Shade BLS12 -"Little Susie"
Although it did have quite a bit of pigment, the consistency of the product made it not as opaque as I usually like and required a few applications to get it full coverage of my lips. In addition, I found it also necessary to reapply throughout the day as you would Chapstick.
Overall I think it's a nice product if you are looking for an alternative to tinted lip balm or Revlon's lip butters. I really liked the fact that it was moisturizing instead of drying like other lipsticks, and also the color of the shades I tried. .
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Spring is springing and so from my little corner of the world I am rejoicing at the opportunity to SHARE MY WORLD THIS WEEK!
Share Your World, is a weekly writing challenge in which our hostess Cee asks five questions. In answering them we, her contributors, share our worlds.
This week's questions and my answers are below. To find a wider sharing audience click the underlined link above and you will be whisked to the main page of SHARE YOU WORLD.
Have you ever participated in a distance walking, swimming, running, or biking event? Tell your story.
I have participated in several walk-a-thons to benefit mission projects. All of them were during my youth pastoring days. Our project was generally Speed-The-Light which is a missions organization which provides the tools missionaries need to get to the field and to do their jobs. Speed- The -Light buys vehicles, boats, planes, sound systems, puppet stages…whatever a missionary needs to accomplish their God given tasks
Name one thing not many people know about you.
I am a flautist.
What is your favorite flower?
I really like the smell of Joe Pye Weed.
Things I want to have in my home (paintings, hot tubs, book cases, big screen tv etc)
More books and book cases.
Optional Bonus question: What are you grateful for from last week, and what are you looking forward to in the week coming up?
Spring has finally arrived! It was 80 yesterday!!!! I am looking forward to Easter and seeing the daffodils pop!


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John Stewart just can't catch a break, can he? In the second chapter of Alpha War, John goes on trial for murder while those nefarious Guardians continue their plot to create a Third Army.
Written by Peter Tomasi with art from Fernando Pasarin, Green Lantern Corps #10 will be on sale Wednesday.
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SCO Lawsuit compared to Stacker
For those too young to remember, Stacker made a disk compression utility. This was back when hard disks were small and expensive, so there was a good market. Microsoft made overtures to Stacker to license their code, and then apparently went right ahead and wrote their own version using the knowledge they had obtained.
While the comparison of the SCO case to this is interesting, it's really not the same. Stacker claimed patent infringement, not outright theft of code.
The other point brought up in that post is the Linuxtag injunction in Germany.
But I don't think that really has much to do with the validity of the case: it just keeps SCO from making noise about it until it is settled.
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Jnana-Yoga : 4-5.
CHAPTER-4. Maya and the Evolution of the Conception of God-5.
(Delivered in London, 20th October 1896)
These ideas, in the setting of past times, were harmonious and not more hideous than our present ideas.
It is only when we try to take them out of their settings and apply to our own present circumstances that the hideousness becomes obvious.
For the old surroundings are dead and gone.
Just as the ancient Jew has developed into the keen, modern, sharp Jew, and the ancient Bharatiya into the intellectual Hindu similarly Jehovah has grown, and Devas have grown.
The great mistake is in recognising the evolution of the worshippers, while we do not acknowledge the evolution of the Worshipped.
He is not credited with the advance that his devotees have made.
That is to say, you and I, representing ideas, have grown; these gods also, as representing ideas, have grown.
This may seem somewhat curious to you — that God can grow.
He cannot.
He is unchangeable.
Swami Vivekananda
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Greenpeace's Co-Founder Praises the Oil Sands Did you know that all land disturbed by oil sands mining must legally be reclaimed back to a naturally vegetative state under stringent regulations from the provincial government of Alberta? Find out why the co-founder of Greenpeace supports the oil sands environmental stewardship … [Read more...]
Greenpeace Co-Founder Praises the Alberta Oil Sands
The Worst Oil Spills in History
TOP 5 WORST OIL SPILLS and KEYSTONE XL With all the media attention recently of the Keystone XL pipeline protests, I thought it fitting to talk about the environment. Speaking of the protests, there were 1,200 or so arrests at the White House last month, and the upcoming November 6th "Circle the White House" protest is hoping … [Read more...]
Calgary's Oil and Gas REALTOR ®
CALGARY'S OIL & GAS REALTOR® EXPERIENCE, RELIABILITY, EXPERTISE, COMMITMENT TO SERVICECalgary is the ENERGY capital of Canada and the oil and gas sector is the driving force behind our PROSPERITY.As a born and raised Calgarian, my entire family works in the industry and I understand how the oil and gas sector … [Read more...]
Alberta Oil Sands Resources
Alberta Oil Sands Information and Statistics If you are ever looking for information on the Oil Sands check out these awesome resources:Statistical booklet from the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers The Oil Sands and one … [Read more...]
Have Some Common Sense
The Oil Sands, Keystone XL, the White House and Hollywood Look at the map above, notice anything? Think about it and we will come back to that question. In the meantime do you find it funny as I do that all these actors and actresses are now jumping on the bandwagon in protest of the Keystone XL pipeline and the Oil Sands. … [Read more...]
Oil Sands and Greenhouse Gas
Oil Sands Greenhouse Gas Facts and Science Lets do some MYTH BUSTING here today! Turns out the Oil Sands is not the apocalyptic greenhouse gas emitter that some of the media and certain environmental groups would want you to believe. Check out these statistics:Did you know! Alberta became the first jurisdiction in North … [Read more...]
Canadian Energy Statistics
Canadian Oil, Gas, Uranium and Hydroelectricity How does Canada stack up in the world of energy? Extremely well, on top of being the worlds second largest country by land area with the 11th lowest population density and the 36th largest population, Canada has a massive abundance of natural resources. Oil, Gas, Uranium and … [Read more...]
Ethical Oil Vs. Conflict Oil
What is Ethical Oil?It is a choice we have to make. and it is powerful. Democracy versus Dictatorship, Good Jobs versus Forced Labour, Women's Rights versus Women getting stoned to death, Reforestation versus Degredation, Freedom to live, say and be whoever you are versus living in constant fear. This is the case for … [Read more...]
OPEC Oil Reserves Fact or Fiction?
OPEC's Paper Barrels We have been hearing and reading? the word "OPEC" a lot over the last several years; it is typically portrayed as some secretive organization on a mission to raise oil prices and cost us more money. (Many might argue this is not far off from the truth) For younger generations that were not around during the … [Read more...]
Alberta Drilling Activity Ramps Up
Drilling Companies Starting to Deploy Rigs by Dan Sumner ATB Economist July 14th, 2011The energy sector is by far the principle economic driver in this province, and after a long spring lull, conventional drilling appears poised to really ramp up over the rest of this year.As of the week of July 5th, the Canadian … [Read more...]


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I think the secret is to truly don't give a sh*t about what others think…
"I'm not wearing any make-up."
Five words we don't often hear moments before a photo shoot. Yet, when Nejla Matam-Finn utters them ever so insouciantly, we can't say we were all that surprised. Because, pardon the stereotype but, how French is that? (😍)
Although she doesn't consider herself to be French (born in Paris, raised in Algeria, studied in Switzerland between the ages of eight and 18, lived and worked in Paris for about a decade and now calls Singapore home), there is, unmistakably, Parisian in her ("Paris has rubbed off on me.")
It is 11am on a Thursday. We're at Chez Nejla. As the founder and CEO of The Fifth Collection gives us a quick tour of her home — which she shares with her husband and business partner, Michael, and their daughter — we collect more evidence of it. Colour scheme: Predominantly whites and neutrals. No French windows, but ample Singaporean daylight. Art in this house is an eclectic display of French posters, Chinese calligraphy in a sepia newspaper clipping, Bolero's Mona Lisa in the bathroom as well as ethnic sculptures. Vintage suitcases are stacked to moonlight as
a console table. Ikea and designer furniture co-exist in an ironic but harmonious fashion. Well-curated coffee-table books: Check. And of course, there were miniature Chanel perfumes and a collection of iconic orange Hermès boxes to be found in the bedroom.
It's a disparate array of things that appears as though (the operative word being "appears") they have been effortlessly and randomly thrown together and, somehow, winds up looking all sorts of cool and fabulous. You can't quite put a finger on what it is. It is… je ne sais quoi. The 38-year-old has the same flair with jewellery, completely unfazed at the idea of mixing diamonds the size of candies with costume jewellery. And she'd rock them with a plain white tee and jeans. In fact, she prefers it that way.
So there she is, standing/sitting/posing/regaling us with stories about her daughter before the camera in her signature je ne sais quoi: A pair of DL1961 skinny jeans, a spiffy white shirt from PYE (and then a white Uniqlo T-shirt in Look #2), and her army of arm candies. Comfortable, chic — she looks right at home.
And yes, she put on some lipstick just for us. 💋
In collaboration with The Canary Diamond Co
What will we never find in your closet?
Nejla: Never say never, but if I have to right now, it will be anything from Vêtements.
What is your one true signature item?
Nejla: For me, it has to be jeans and white tops. I did not even know it was my signature look till someone approached me at a corporate event to ask if I was the girl working in that building who always wore jeans and white shirts. I think what defines a signature look is that you and only you never get bored of it. So now that I get to make the rules on office dress code, it's jeans every day for me.
What key wardrobe essentials do you think every woman should have?
Nejla: To each her own, but for me, it will be a great pair of jeans, well-cut white shirts and T-shirts, neutral-coloured ballerinas, and a pair of
nude or black pumps. A cashmere cardigan (yes, it has to be soft) and a well-tailored blazer. A bag roomy enough for everyday use, and one black bag that can double up as an evening bag. The part where I won't restrain myself are accessories such as belts and scarves.
How on earth is it possible to look simultaneously like you don't give a sh*t and chic? You, for one, are not a fan of too much, if any, make-up, and you love your jeans-and-T-shirt ensemble, yet you always look effortlessly fabulous. Trust me, I attempt this ALL the time, but never quite with the desired result. What is the secret?!
Nejla: That's very sweet of you. I think the secret is to truly don't give a sh*t about what others think about what you are wearing. You have to feel comfortable in what you wear and own the look, versus having the looks own you. More importantly, dress for yourself and don't overthink it. And last piece of advice: Prioritise great material and good cut!
I tend to wear the SAME thing every day. So you will ALWAYS see me with a pair of diamond stud earrings, lots of ARM CANDIES, my engagement ring, wedding ring and a DIAMOND pendant in the shape of '5'.
What do you like to wear when…
- you go to the office? Jeans. Depending on what's on my agenda, I will wear skinny jeans, boyfriend jeans or coloured ones. I have a big collection of white shirts as well as T-shirts. You will always see me in flats — either a pair of ballerinas or slip-on sneakers. Finally, I always have some sort of cardigan with me in case I can't deal with the AC.
- you have an important meeting: Still jeans, but in a very dark wash with a shirt tucked in. Sometimes I add a jacket to the look and a long necklace or scarf to add more polish. I generally keep colours to neutrals.
- you're chilling at home: My husband's T-shirts, leggings and socks.
- to catch a long-haul flight: Funny you should ask. Over the years I have developed my own "flight uniform", which consists of all blacks and greys — like a black tracksuit and a black long sleeve top which I wear with a long grey cardigan that's light, soft and keeps me warm. I only wear ballerinas as it just makes all the airport security checks easier. I will have a pair of soft and warm socks and a cashmere scarf in my carry-on. For short flights, I swap my black tracksuit to the slouchiest boyfriend jeans I own.
- you're off to a fancy dinner: Something black and tons of accessories. And yes, sometimes a pair of really high heels.
I did not even know it was my signature look till someone approached me at a corporate event to ask if I was the girl working in that building who always wore jeans and white shirts.
What are three things you can't leave home without?
Nejla: A scarf, my phone and mints.
What is your guilty pleasure du jour?
Nejla: Lots of Breton striped tops.
Because diamonds are a girl's best friend, let's talk jewellery. What does your jewellery collection consist of?
Nejla: It's a pretty eclectic collection from contemporary pieces to vintage and ethnic pieces. However, I tend to wear the same thing every day — I guess I also have my signature look when it comes to jewellery. So you will always see me with a pair of diamond stud earrings, lots of arm candies, my engagement ring, wedding ring as well as my diamond pendant in the shape of "5".
What are some of your favourite pieces?
Nejla: That's a tough question… I have a vintage sapphire ring that used to belong to my grandmother, my first diamond stud earrings (let's say they are so tiny that only I know that they are diamonds), and then a pair of tutti-frutti earrings that I got with my first bit of savings when I started working.
What about the most important or meaningful piece?
Nejla: Apart from my engagement ring, I think it's a bracelet that I had made years ago where I used all the tiny pendants I wore growing up — each of them represents an important moment of my life. It's not beautiful, it only makes sense to me and that is what counts.
When jewellery shopping, how do you know when a piece is the piece?
Nejla: When I fall in love with a piece, I always wait to achieve a milestone I have pre-determined. When I reach this milestone, if I am still in love with the piece, then it's the piece.
Finally, what is your style mantra (and will you repeat it in French please? Merci!)
Nejla: Être bien dans ses baskets. Hard to translate, but it means something like "Feel comfortable in your own skin."
STYLING & PHOTOGRAPHY // Karman Tse
JEWELLERY // The Canary Diamond Co
VINTAGE HERMÉS BAG // The Fifth Collection
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