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College Student Survivors' Evaluations of Institutional Responses To Reports of Sexual Violence
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Sexual violence among college students is one of the largest public health concerns of violence researchers and administrators of Institutions of Higher Education (IHEs). The vast majority of college students do not formally report incidents of sexual violence to IHEs, but the experiences of those survivors who do report these crimes have not been thoroughly investigated. The purpose of this study was to (a) examine relationships between survivors' evaluations of IHE responses, secondary victimization emotions, and future reporting intentions, and (b) determine what constitutes helpful and unhelpful IHE responses for student survivors. The sample was 115 college students at an IHE in the Pacific Northwest who were identified as victims of sexual violence incidents that were formally reported to the University of Oregon. Self-report, descriptive data included sample demographics, victimization type, substance use, revictimization, and academic departure following the reported incident. Participants evaluated three different aspects of the IHE response: the first staff member to whom they reported, the response by the institution's victim services team, and the IHE's overall response. Path analyses were conducted to determine relationships between survivors' evaluations of IHE responses, voluntary substance use prior to the incident, secondary victimization emotions, and future reporting intentions. Qualitative data identifying participants' experiences of helpful and unhelpful aspects of IHE responses was also collected. Path analyses revealed that (a) victim voluntary substance use and more negative evaluations of overall IHE response predicted secondary victimization emotions; (b) more positive evaluations of the IHE victim services team, more positive evaluations of the overall IHE response, and less secondary victimization emotions predicted future reporting intentions; and (c) secondary victimization emotions partially mediated the relationship between overall IHE response and future reporting intentions. Findings highlight the importance of assessing student survivors' experiences of IHE responses to reports of sexual violence. Recommendations for improving IHE responses are provided and implications for future research and practice are discussed.


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It's Carnival time people! Unfortunately I am missing out on the celebrations today and am a tad annoyed as I thought it was meant to rain, but it's actually looking pretty damn sunny, or at least I think it is judging by the rays beaming through my shutters. (I should really get out of bed, but am a sleepy hungover mess. Story of my life). Oh well, nothing my sisters homemade apple and oatmeal cookies won't sort out <3
Still can't decide what to wear tomorrow! I've put together a few more ideas here :)
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80 guestrooms at Citadines City St Mark's feature CD players and washers/dryers. Accommodations offer city views. All rooms include separate living rooms and desks. At this 3.5-star apartment, accommodations include kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers, stovetops, microwaves, and separate dining areas. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. In addition to safes, guestrooms offer phones with voice mail. 40-inch LCD televisions have DVD players. Rooms also include coffee/tea makers, windows that open, irons/ironing boards, and clock radios. Housekeeping is offered weekly and guests may request wake-up calls.
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In 1950 Amarillo writer Loula Grace Erdman meticulously researched the lives of Texas Panhandle homesteaders in the 1800s for this novel about newlyweds Bethany and Wade Cameron, who struggle to farm land in the midst of cattle country. Their challenges include prairie fire, drought, and blizzard, but the characters' lives are illuminated through the small details, such as collecting buffalo bones to make payments on their new home and keeping an eye on supplies during a long winter. Bethany's perspective on the harsh Panhandle life drives the story, and narrator Linda Stephens brings that point of view to life with a voice as defiant and steadfast as that of Erdman's heroine. J.A.S. © AudioFile 2005, Portland, Maine [Published: JUNE/JULY 05]
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
CCC-Fancy Folding
It's with great sadness that I write my last post for the Creative Card Crew. I decided to step down from the Design Team when I found myself crying and practically hyperventilating trying to get everything done that I needed to get done. Ken didn't tell me what to do, but the look he gave me when I tried to explain my stress was enough.
I have too much on my plate.
Buying a new house
Starting a new business
Getting a puppy
and working on 2 design teams should probably never be combined.
So until the puppy is trained, and the move is over ... I'm removing a few things from my overloaded dixie plate! Mari generously offered that I could return when I was feeling more "balanced." And I would love to because CCC has been one of the best experiences.
Creative Card Crew.
We'd like you to show us your fancy folding techniques.
I have to admit that this is a bit out of my comfort zone. I am a simple card maker ... if I can't put it in an envelope and mail it, what is the point? Having said that, I have to admit that I REALLY like what I made. I plan to let the boys give these to their teachers for Halloween. I'm going to slap some chocolate inside the boxes and tape a Starbucks gift card to the back ... and voila, best room mom EVAH!!
Our sponsor is Stamp Fairy. I REALLY like her new Halloween images. Although the team always gets a few images to play with, I immediately went and bought the rest of the images. They were too cute to pass up. This week's winner gets a $10 gift certificate to spend on-line which is a pretty cool prize.
So get out there and put some folds in your paper. If you need some inspiration, check out what my teamies made this week.
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Adorable treat containers...love these! Agree, Gerda has awesome Halloween images!ReplyDelete
Too cute! Love your Halloween image and love the design on your treat box. Great job and hope things get better for you. You have a lot on your plate right now.ReplyDelete
Your treat boxes are adorable, Joanna ! Love the images on it and your coloring is great.ReplyDelete
Those cards are amazing! You will have to share how to do those. You are extremely talented with paper and ink. I wish I had your creativity. Hope things settle down soon in a fancy new craft room.ReplyDelete
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Life and Peace
Valley of Daily Duty
John W. Worley, Ph.D.
11/11/00 Veterans Day
You have always been an inspiration to me, from the first day I met you. You really are a great example to me and my family. An example of strength, love, and wisdom distributed with tenderness. I love you.
This note is to let you know the deep respect I feel for your bravery and sacrifice you made as a soldier. Thank you for protecting our land and our generations.
To the bravest soldier I know, I salute you.
Love, Joe
Valley of Daily Duty
• Look out for number one.
• Life is short, so grab all the gusto you can.
• You can have it all in the here and now.
• Don't be a mat for anyone.
• If someone knocks you down, get up and hit him harder.
• Winning is everything.
• People only remember those who come in first, so don't settle for second.
I could continue the list, but you get the picture. You see it everyday—through television, movies, sports events, newspapers, countless books, friends, and family.
Getting what you want, when you want it, as often as you want it, and however you want it is our society's message.
It's what we're supposed to go after, to model. It's presented as the key to living happily ever after. But is it true?
Can it really deliver what it promises?
The Bible says no. Serving self first will never bring lasting happiness.
Sure, it may feel good for the short haul. In fact, you may even feel as if you deserve to have your needs and wants met above those of others.
But if you really live with self-service as your goal, you will miss genuine, lasting joy. You will miss the Christian life and all the blessings that come with it because the life we are to live through Christ begins with other-service, which is just another name for self-sacrifice.
But don't misunderstand me. This is not the kind of sacrifice where you flagellate yourself until others feel better or get what they want. No.
This is transformed sacrificial living. It changes our character, our minds, our hearts, until our most basic drive in life is to help others, to serve them in every way we can so they too will not only see but desire and even begin to live and enjoy the life of other-centered living in Christ
"How can this be? It seems so backward, so contrary to the way our society wants us to live."
That's just the point. God's perspective is right-side up, while ours is really upside down. We think our viewpoint is normal, but it isn't.
Our perspective is messed up, confused, irrational. God's is perfect, clear, and eminently rational.
So if you have to, work through this message standing on your head—intellectually and practically, that is.
Paul is about to reorient our thinking so it resembles God's.
1 Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God -- this is your spiritual act of worship. 2 Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is -- his good, pleasing and perfect will.
The term "exegesis" refers to the historical investigation into the meaning of the Biblical text. Exegesis, therefore, answers the question,
What did the Biblical author mean?
It has to do with what he said (the content itself) and why he said it at any given point (the literary context).
Furthermore, exegesis is primarily concerned with intentionality: What did the author intend his original readers to understand?
1. In chapters 1-8 the plan of salvation (doctrinal) is presented.
2. The hope of Israel (dispensational) in chapters 9-11.
3. And an exhortation to godliness (devotional) in chapters 12 to 16.
Doctrine must be followed by duty for privilege brings responsibility and precept must have practice.
Doctrine (precept, teaching, tenet, principle, rule, canon, creed, dogma) must be followed by duty
for privilege (advantage, carte blanche, entitlement, due, liberty, license) brings responsibility
and precept (rule, decree, law, ordinance, regulation, principle) must have practice.
From the pinnacle of glorious exultation over the greatness of God in the last verses of Romans chapter 11, believers are brought to the valley of daily duty.
The journey in the valley is not annoying, not tiring, it is down-to-earth. The plane of service is made easy because of the glorious heights of Christian doctrine (teaching) and experience.
The laws of Christian life are discussed in 12:1 to 13:7;
The laws of Christian love are discussed in 13:8 to 16:24.
Verses 1 and 2 of chapter 12 deal with the Christian attitude toward fellowmen.
Verses 3-13 consider the Christian attitude toward fellowmen.
Verses 14-21 discuss the Christian attitude toward enemies.
Service to God is vitally related to consecration and separation. Paul does not command, he requests. The kindness of our Lord, not his stern command, is the basis of the appeal.
Believers consecrate themselves to God because of His forgiveness. The glorious leniency listed in the previous chapters, including:
justification by faith (Rom. 4:18-25),
assurance (Rom. 5:1-11) ,
freedom from the penalty and power of sin (Rom. 6:1-14),
the promise of ultimate glorification(Rom. 8:12-17)
These are the bases for moving Christians toward God.
Believers' bodies are to be presented (offered) as a living sacrifice in contrast to the dead sacrifices of the Levitical priesthood.
We as fallen creatures can be cleansed and become holy and acceptable. The body is physical, but the intent seems to include all members and faculties. That is reasonable (intelligent) service.
The call is for non-conformity to the world. This is not merely an outward act of self-renunciation. Anything that would displease God and dishonor His holy name is conformity to the world. The Christian is to have God's viewpoint in relation to the world.
The word world refers to the spirit that moves humans contrary to the will of God, the spirit of selfishness, the pleasing of self, and submission to the devil. J.B. Phillips renders it: "Don't let the world around you squeeze you into its own mold."
The Christian is to be transformed (transfigured, or changed) by the renewing of his mind. Metamorphoo, translated "transformed" here, occurs four times in the New Testament, twice in the account of the Transfiguration and in 2 Corinthians 3:18 where it is rendered "changed."
From these instances believers gain insight as to how to live the transfigured life. When Jesus was transfigured before Peter, James, and John, God's glory shone through Him, not upon Him. Even so, the indwelling Christ is to control the believer's entire being so he will reflect His glory. This is what God's will is; it is good, acceptable, and therefore perfect.
The term used here for "mind" (noos) can include the intellect, the will, and the emotions. As Paul made clear in Rom. 8:5-7, the mind is the battlefield where most of Satan's attacks come.
5 Those who live according to the sinful nature have their minds set on what that nature desires; but those who live in accordance with the Spirit have their minds set on what the Spirit desires. 6 The mind of sinful man is death, but the mind controlled by the Spirit is life and peace; 7 the sinful mind is hostile to God. It does not submit to God's law, nor can it do so.
The outcome of the battle depends on whether we yield our minds to the flesh or to the Spirit. James warned the double-minded man is unstable in all his ways James 1:18.
If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him. 6 But when he asks, he must believe and not doubt, because he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind. 7 That man should not think he will receive anything from the Lord; 8 he is a double-minded man, unstable in all he does.
The goal God has for His children is for them to have "the mind of Christ" 1 Corinthians 2:16.
14 The man without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him, and he cannot understand them, because they are spiritually discerned. 15 The spiritual man makes judgments about all things, but he himself is not subject to any man's judgment:
16 "For who has known the mind of the Lord that he may instruct him?" But we have the mind of Christ.
The "renewing" indicates present continuous action on the mind. In the new birth, the believer receives a renewed spirit (John 3:1-8); this is regeneration.
3 How great is the love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are! The reason the world does not know us is that it did not know him. 2 Dear friends, now we are children of God, and what we will be has not yet been made known. But we know that when he appears, we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is. 3 Everyone who has this hope in him purifies himself, just as he is pure. 4 Everyone who sins breaks the law; in fact, sin is lawlessness. 5 But you know that he appeared so that he might take away our sins. And in him is no sin. 6 No one who lives in him keeps on sinning. No one who continues to sin has either seen him or known him. 7 Dear children, do not let anyone lead you astray. He who does what is right is righteous, just as he is righteous. 8 He who does what is sinful is of the devil, because the devil has been sinning from the beginning. The reason the Son of God appeared was to destroy the devil's work.
The continuous renewing of the mind is a major part of the process of sanctification.
When one's mind is being renewed by the Word, prayer, and right choices, it becomes easy to know and to live in God's perfect will.
Rom 8: 6 The mind of sinful man is death, but the mind controlled by the Spirit is life and peace…
My dear brothers and sisters it is your choice this day to determine your life's daily condition
Do you want confusion, mental torment, and to live in defeat?
Then chose to have your "mind controlled by the Spirit" which will give you "Life and Peace."
Romans 12:1
Therefore (oujn [oun]). This inferential participle gathers up all the great argument of chapters 1 to 11. Now Paul turns to exhortation (parakalw [parakaloµ]), "I beseech you." By the mercies (dia twn oijktirmwn [dia toµn oiktirmoµn]). "By means of the mercies of God" as shown in his argument and in our lives. See II Cor. 1:3 for "the Father of mercies." To present (parasthsai [parasteµsai]). First aorist active infinitive of paristhmi [paristeµmi], for which verb see 6:13, a technical term for offering a sacrifice (Josephus, Ant. IV. 6, 4), though not in the O.T. Used of presenting the child Jesus in the temple (Luke 2:22), of the Christian presenting himself (Rom. 6:13), of God presenting the saved (Eph. 5:27), of Christ presenting the church (Col. 1:28). Bodies (swmata [soµmata]). So literally as in 6:13, 19; II Cor. 5:10 and in contrast with nou" [nous] (mind) in verse 2. A living sacrifice (qusian zwsan [thusian zoµsan]). In contrast with the Levitical sacrifices of slain animals. Cf. 6:8, 11, 13. Not a propitiatory sacrifice, but one of praise. Acceptable (eujareston [euareston]). "Well-pleasing." See on II Cor. 5:9. Which is your reasonable service (thn logikhn uJmwn latreian [teµn logikeµn humoµn latreian]). "Your rational (spiritual) service (worship)." For latreia [latreia], see on 9:4. Logiko" [Logikos] is from logo" [logos], reason. The phrase means here "worship rendered by the reason (or soul)." Old word, in N.T. only here and I Peter 2:2 to logikon gala [to logikon gala] (not logical milk, but the milk nourishing the soul).
Romans 12:2
Be not fashioned (mh sunschmatizesqe [meµ sunscheµmatizesthe]). Present passive imperative with mh [meµ], stop being fashioned or do not have the habit of being fashioned. Late Greek verb suschmatizw [suscheµmatizoµ], to conform to another's pattern (I Cor. 7:31; Phil. 2:7). In N.T. only here and I Peter 1:14. According to this world (tw/ aijwni toutw/ [toµi aioµni toutoµi]). Associative instrumental case. Do not take this age as your fashion plate. Be ye transformed (metamorfousqe [metamorphousthe]). Present passive imperative of metamorfow [metamorphooµ], another late verb, to transfigure as in Matt. 17:2 (=Mark 9:2); II Cor. 3:18, which see. On the distinction between schma [scheµma] and morfh [morpheµ], see Phil. 2:7. There must be a radical change in the inner man for one to live rightly in this evil age, "by the renewing of your mind" (th/ ajnakainwsei tou noo" [teµi anakainoµsei tou noos]). Instrumental case. The new birth, the new mind, the new (kaino" [kainos]) man. That ye may prove (eij" to dokimazein [eis to dokimazein]). Infinitive of purpose with eij" to [eis to], "to test" what is God's will, "the good and acceptable and perfect" (to ajgaqon kai eujareston kai teleion [to agathon kai euareston kai teleion]).
Faith Alive
Before we press on, go back through these four keys to the Christian life and consider their role in your life. Are you actively obeying them? If not, what steps can you begin taking this week to obey them in very down-to-earth ways? Be specific.
Be Consecrated
Don't Be Conformed
Be Transformed
Maintain a Proper Self-Perspective
The term "exegesis" refers to the historical investigation into the meaning of the Biblical text. Exegesis, therefore, answers the question, What did the Biblical author mean? It has to do with what he said (the content itself) and why he said it at any given point (the literary context). Furthermore, exegesis is primarily concerned with intentionality: What did the author intend his original readers to understand?
Romans 12:2 with Strong's Numbers (KJV)
1 I beseech <3870> you <5209> therefore <3767>, brethren <80>, by <1223> the mercies <3628> of God <2316>, that ye present <3936> your <5216> bodies <4983> a living <2198> sacrifice <2378>, holy <40>, acceptable <2101> unto God <2316>, which is your <5216> reasonable <3050> service <2999>. 2 And <2532> be <4964> not <3361> conformed <4964> to this <5129> world <165>: but <235> be ye transformed <3339> by the renewing <342> of your <5216> mind <3563>, that <1519> ye <5209> may prove <1381> what <5101> is that good <18>, and <2532> acceptable <2101>, and <2532> perfect <5046>, will <2307> of God <2316>.
Romans 12:2
2 And <2532> be <4964> not <3361> conformed <4964> to this <5129> world <165>: but <235> be ye transformed <3339> 3339 metamorphoo {metamorfo'o} from 3326 and 3445( See Below); TDNT - 4:755,607; v AV - transfigure 2, transform 1, change 1; 4 1) to change into another form, to transform, to transfigure 1a) Christ appearance was changed and was resplendent with divine brightness on the mount of transfiguration. For Synonyms see entry 5863 (See Below)
Definition for 3339; 3339 - refers to the permanent state to which a change takes place.
Definition for 3345; 3345 metaschematizo {metaskhaymatid'zo}' 3345 - refers to the transient condition from which a change happens from 3326 (See below) and a derivative of 4976; TDNT - 7:957,1129; v AV - transform 2, transfer in a figure 1, transform (one's) self 1, change 1; 5 1) to change the figure of, to transform For Synonyms see entry 5863 (See Below).
Synonyms 5863
Definition for 3339 - refers to the permanent state to which a change takes place
Definition for 3345 - refers to the transient condition from which a change happens
3326 meta {metah'} a primary preposition (often used adverbially); TDNT - 7:766,1102; prep AV - with 345, after 88, among 5, hereafter + 5023 4, afterward + 5023 4, against 4, not tr 1, misc 32; 473
1) with, after, behind
4976 schema {skhay'mah} from the alternate of 2192; TDNT - 7:954,1129; n n AV - fashion 2; 2 1) the habitus, as comprising everything in a person which strikes the senses, the figure, bearing, discourse, actions, manner of life etc. For Synonyms see entry 5865 below
Synonyms for 5865
Definition for 3444
Definition for 4976
3444 (See Below) "form" differs from 4976 "figure, shape, fashion", as that which is intrinsic and essential, from that which is outward and accidental. Fritzsche in Php. 2:7 to relate to the complete form or nature of a servant; and 4976 to the external form, or human body in 2:8.
3444 morphe {morfay'} perhaps from the base of 3313 ( See Below) (through the idea of adjustment of parts); TDNT - 4:742,607; n f AV - form 3; 3 1) the form by which a person or thing strikes the vision 2) external appearance.
3313 meros {mer'os} from an obsolete but more primary form of meiromai (to get as a section or allotment); TDNT - 4:594,585; n n AV - part 24, portion 3, coast 3, behalf 2, respect 2, misc 9; 43 1) a part 1a) a part due or assigned to one 1b) lot, destiny 2) one of the constituent parts of a whole 2a) in part, partly, in a measure, to some degree, as respects a part, severally, individually 2b) any particular, in regard to this, in this respect.
by the renewing <342>342 anakainosis {anakah'eenosis} from 341 (See Below); TDNT - 3:453,388; n f AV - renewing 2; 2 1) a renewal, renovation, complete change for the better
341 anakainoo {anakaheeno'o}from 303 (See Below) and a derivative of 2537 (See Below) ; TDNT - 3:452,388; v AV - renew 2; 2 1) to cause to grow up, new, to make new 1a) new strength and vigour is given to one 1b) to be changed into a new kind of life as opposed to the former corrupt state.
303 ana {anah'} a primary prep and adv;; prep AV - by 3, apiece 2, every man 2, each 1, several 1, two and two + 1417 1, among 1, through 1, between 1, by 1, in 1; 15 1) into the midst, in the midst, amidst, among, between.
2537 kainos {kaheenos'} of uncertain affinity; TDNT - 3:447,388; adj AV - new 44; 44 1) new
1a) as respects form 1a1) recently made, fresh, recent, unused, unworn 1b) as respects substance
1b1) of a new kind, unprecedented, novel, uncommon, unheard of For Synonyms see entry 5852
of your mind <3563>, 3563 nous {nooce} probably from the base of 1097( See Below); TDNT - 4:951,636; n m AV - mind 21, understanding 3; 24 1) the mind, comprising alike the faculties of perceiving and understanding and those of feeling, judging, determining 1a) the intellectual faculty, the understanding 1b) reason in the narrower sense, as the capacity for spiritual truth, the higher powers of the soul, the faculty of perceiving divine things, of recognizing goodness and of hating evil 1c) the power of considering and judging soberly, calmly and impartially 2) a particular mode of thinking and judging, i.e thoughts, feelings, purposes, desires.
1097 ginosko {ghinoce'ko} a prolonged form of a primary verb; TDNT - 1:689,119; v AV - know 196, perceive 9, understand 8, misc 10; 223 1) to learn to know, come to know, get a knowledge of perceive, feel 1a) to become known 2) to know, understand, perceive, have knowledge of 2a) to understand 2b) to know 3) Jewish idiom for sexual intercourse between a man and a woman 4) to become acquainted with, to know. For Synonyms see entry 5825
that <1519> ye <5209> may prove <1381> 1381 dokimazo {dokimad'zo} from 1384(See Below); TDNT - 2:255,181; v AV - prove 10, try 4, approve 3, discern 2, allow 2, like 1, examine 1; 23 1) to test, examine, prove, scrutinize (to see whether a thing is genuine or not), as metals 2) to recognize as genuine after examination, to approve, deem worthy
1384 dokimos {dok'eemos} from 1380; TDNT - 2:255,183; adj AV - approved 6, tried 1; 7 1) accepted, particularly of coins and money. 2) accepted, pleasing, acceptable .
++++ In the ancient world there was no banking system as we know it today, and no paper money. All money was made from metal, heated until liquid, poured into molds and allowed to cool. When the coins were cooled, it was necessary to smooth off the uneven edges. The coins were comparatively soft and of course many people shaved them closely. In one century, more than eighty laws were passed in Athens, to stop the practice of shaving down the coins then in circulation. But some money changers were men of integrity, who would accept no counterfeit money. They were men of honor who put only genuine full weighted money into circulation. Such men were called "dokimos" or "approved". Donald Barnhouse
what <5101> is that good <18>, 18 agathos {agathos'} a primary word; TDNT - 1:10,3; adj AV - good 77, good thing 14, that which is good+3588 8, the thing which is good+3588 1, well 1, benefit 1; 102 1) of good constitution or nature 2) useful, salutary 3) good, pleasant, agreeable, joyful, happy 4) excellent, distinguished 5) upright, honorable.
and <2532> acceptable <2101>, and <2532> perfect <5046>, 5046 teleios {tel'ios} from 5056; TDNT - 8:67,1161; adj AV - perfect 17, man 1, of full age 1; 19 1) brought to its end, finished 2) wanting nothing necessary to completeness 3) perfect 4) that which is perfect 4a) consummate human integrity and virtue 4b) of men 4b1) full grown, adult, of full age, mature
will <2307> of God <2316>.
Figurative: Isa. 34:6; Ezek. 39:17; Zeph. 1:7,8; Rom. 12:1; Phil. 2:17; 4:18. Of self-denial, Phil. 3:7,8. Of praise, Psa. 116:17; Jer. 33:11; Hos. 14:2; Heb. 13:15. Calves of the lips, signifying praise, Hos. 14:2.
1325 didomi {did'omee} a prolonged form of a primary verb (which is used as an altern. in most of the tenses); TDNT - 2:166,166; v AV - give 365, grant 10, put 5, show 4, deliver 2, make 2, misc 25; 413 1) to give 2) to give something to someone 2a) of one's own accord to give one something, to his advantage 2a1) to bestow a gift 2b) to grant, give to one asking, let have 2c) to supply, furnish, necessary things 2d) to give over, deliver 2d1) to reach out, extend, present 2d2) of a writing 2d3) to give over to one's care, intrust, commit 2d3a) something to be administered 2d3b) to give or commit to some one something to be religiously observed 2e) to give what is due or obligatory, to pay: wages or reward 2f) to furnish, endue 3) to give 3a) to cause, profuse, give forth from one's self 3a1) to give, hand out lots 3b) to appoint to an office 3c) to cause to come forth, i.e. as the sea, death and Hell are said to give up the dead who have been engulfed or received by them 3c) to give one to someone as his own 3c1) as an object of his saving care 3c2) to give one to someone, to follow him as a leader and master 3c3) to give one to someone to care for his interests 3c4) to give one to someone to whom he already belonged, to return 4) to grant or permit one 4a)to commission For Synonyms see entry 5836
[1]Robertson, Archibald Thomas, Word Pictures in the New Testament, (Nashville, Tennessee, USA: Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention) 1998, c1933.


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I recently finished the book "Sold" by Patricia McCormick. It is a novel told from the viewpoint of a young thirteen year old girl Lakishma that has been sold into sex-trafficking. She is from a small village in Nepal and is taken across the boarder into India. McCormick has clearly done some good research because she comes up with some spot-on illustrations and tells this very difficult story in a captivating way. I want to give you just a couple excerpts:
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Before today, Ama says, you could run as free as a leaf in the wind.
Now, she says, you must carry yourself with modesty, bow your head in the presence of men, and cover yourself with your shawl.
Never look a man in the eye.
Never allow yourself to be alone with a man who is not family.
And never look at growing pumpkins or cucumbers when you are bleeding.
Otherwise they will rot.
Once you are married, she says, you must eat your meal only after your husband has had his fill. Then you may have what remains.
If he burps at the end of the meal, it is a sign that you have pleased him.
If he turns to you in the night, you must give yourself to him, in the hopes that you will beat him a son.
If you have a son, feed him at your breast until he is four.
If you have a daughter, feed her at your breast for just a season, so that your blood will start again and you can try once more to bear a son.
If your husband asks you to wash his feet, you must do as he says, then put a bit of the water in your mouth.
I ask Ama why. "Why," I say, "must women suffer so?"
"This has always been our fate," she says.
"Simply to endure," she says, "is to triumph."
A man with lips like a fish comes into my room and says, "You're lucky to be with Habib." He is squeezing my breast with his hand, like someone shopping for a melon. I try to push him away, but my arm, stone-heavy from the drugged lassi, doesn't move.
"You're lucky," he says, "that Habib is your first one."
I close my eyes. The room pitches this way and that.
"You can tell the others that it was Habib," he says.
I open my eyes, watch him squeeze my other breast, and wonder: Who is this Habib he keeps talking about?
"If this is really your first time," he says. "Old Mumtaz is a tricky one."
He unbuckles his belt. "Once before, she sold Habib used goods.
The fish-lips man removes my dress.
I wait for myself to protest. But nothing happens.
"Habib," he says. "Habib is good with the ladies."
The he is on top of me, and something hot and insistent is between my legs.
He grunts and struggles, trying to fit himself inside me.
With a sudden thrust I am torn in two.
"Oh, yes," he says, panting. "Habib is good in bed."
I hear, coming from a distance, a steady thud,
and register that this is the sound of a headboard hitting a wall.
After a while,
I don't know how long,
another sound interrupts the rhythmic thud of the headboard.
I know this noise from somewhere.
I work very hard to make it out.
Finally, I identify it.
It is the muffled sound of sobbing.
Habib rolls off me.
Then I understand: I was the person crying.


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It is a work for several days and then became languages are not working.
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I found the solution: I deleted CAPTCHA, the problem remains.
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These knitpicks double-pointed needles were also happily received on Christmas morning. This is their first outing and I'm loving them. I'm making a pair of wristies to match the coral scarf.
This is the biggest set (at 3.25 mm). The smallest is 2.00 mm. And they come in sets of six! That's enough for the five dpns I like use when knitting in the round plus an extra to use as a cable needle. They're smooth and strong and I'm not having any difficulty with laddering at the join between needles. That makes me a very happy knitter.
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Analysis of trace-metal concentrations revealed significant differences for several elements between patients who had psoriasis and those who didn't, K.H. Basavaraj, M.D., of JSS Medical College in Mysore, India, said at the International Congress of Dermatology.
Computer modeling that coupled data on trace metal concentrations with PASI data allowed investigators to distinguish between patients with mild and severe psoriasis on the basis of changes in metal homeostasis.
"We believe that cross-talk between environmental and genetic factors alters metal homeostasis and causes physiological disturbances, leading to cellular and genomic instability," said Dr. Basavaraj.
"Our hypothesis is that changes in metal homeostasis alter the biochemistry of psoriasis, but this needs further study," he added.
Trace metals have a role in nutrition, health maintenance, and illness, but few studies have examined changes in trace metal concentrations in association with the pathogenesis and progression of psoriasis, said Dr. Basavaraj.
To explore potential associations, investigators compared serum concentrations of metals in 50 patients with psoriasis and a control group of 25 age- and sex-matched individuals without psoriasis.
On the basis of PASI scores, 30 patients had mild psoriasis and 20 had severe disease.
Investigators analyzed serum concentrations of trace metals by means of inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy.
The analysis revealed statistically significant differences between controls and patients with respect to sodium, potassium, sulfur, phosphorus, magnesium, copper, zinc, and iron. The largest differences (P<0.0001) involved:
- Potassium, +26%
- Sulfur, -13% to -15%
- Phosphorus, +15% to +30%
- Magnesium, +16%
- Copper, +48% to +63%
- Iron, -14% to -30%
Charge distributions also differed between the control group and patients.
Trivalent metal ions decreased significantly in patients with mild and severe psoriasis.
Divalent ions tended to be marginally increased in patients with mild psoriasis compared with controls and patients with severe disease.
Total charge also was elevated in psoriasis patients versus the control group.
Mole percentage calculations were performed in an effort to get a better understanding of the relative distribution of one element in relation to the others.
The calculations showed that sodium, potassium, copper, phosphorus, iron, and magnesium were elevated in patients with mild psoriasis versus the control group.
Patients with severe psoriasis had elevated concentrations of magnesium, phosphorus, copper, and iron.
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It's been a bit of a rough time. ": PGilberto de Piento wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2017 8:40 am
I'm surprised you are considering going back to school.
I agree with you on the temp agencies, to a degree. They are offering me very different types of work, so I get to see what work is a good match. I got offered a front desk post at a mental health clinic, and a job as a child counselor today. I think the former could lead to a matching job, and the latter could very well be a match. The only problem is that both positions pay 26k-30k/yr.
I'm going to spam local alumni tomorrow to see if they may have anything available, or advice. I'd honestly prefer not to go back to school. I'm having a tough time getting a matching job with just a bachelor's atm.


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Solo watched in terror as the zombie continued to tear down the door. He didn't want to die helplessly in a bathroom decorated in baby blue wallpaper with ducks on it. It would be a very embarrassing obituary. Solomon Reed, aged 23 died of multiple zombie bites to the face in a baby duck bathroom. Fuck that noise. Solo wanted to fight back. He needed a weapon of some kind. He frantically searched the bathroom for anything he could use to defend himself. Since this was the guest bathroom, there weren't any toothbrushes he could use to gouge the zombie's eyes out. Q-Tips? No. Rubbing alcohol? Maybe. If he decided to rush the zombie, he could use it to blind it and push past it. He was beginning to like this plan. He grabbed the bottle of rubbing alcohol and opened it. He took a big whiff of it before he poured the contents on the zombie's face.
The zombie let out a scream that he had never heard come from a living being. Its right cheek promptly slid to the bathroom floor with a sickening plop. The zombie was more determined to get at Solo, not because it was hungry, it was the principle of the thing now. Solo must die.
Solo dropped the empty bottle and looked for something else to use. It was then that his gaze landed on the shower. Yes, he could hide in the shower and hope the zombie wouldn't look for him there. No, that was a lame idea. He looked at the horrible duck themed shower curtain. If he ripped it off the shower rod, he could blame it on the zombie and Gwen would be none the wiser. The shower rod… it was detachable! He reached up and pulled the rod down from the wall. He allowed the shower curtain to slide to the floor. He then returned his attention to the zombie who was 75% through the door.
Solo wasted no time in using the rod to stab the zombie in the face. The rod went through the zombie's left eye socket. The eye exploded with a soft squish. The zombie moaned, but otherwise seemed unfazed. It still had another eye. Solo pulled the rod out of its eyes and went for the second eye, but the zombie reached up and grabbed it. They both struggled for control of the rod.
"If you want it, you can have it!" Solo took his end of the rod and shoved it at the zombie, sending the zombie's end into its skull. The zombie fell against the wall and pulled the rod out. "What the hell!" Would nothing kill this thing?
"Solo, get down!" said a familiar male voice.
Solo fell to the floor. He heard a loud bang, a gunshot, and then a pop. He felt something wet spray his body. There was no use in pretending he didn't know what it was. The bloody zombie's head exploded. When he thought it was safe to look up, he saw a friendly face spattered with blood looking in at him.
"Yup! Come with me if you want to live."
Solo stood up and tried to wipe the blood off his exposed arms. He reached underneath the sink and pulled out a towel and wiped himself clean. There were a few zombie fragments in his curly brown hair. He picked them out one by one. It was easy to assume that he was a bit vain.
"Stop preening yourself, you queen! Let's move!" Travis opened the bathroom door and reached in and pulled Solo out. There was a rather large shotgun in Travis's left hand. Solo was rather surprised to see this considering how well mannered Travis is. "What, you never seen a queer with a gun before? I may not have the right to marry, but I'll be damned if they take my guns!"
"Where are we going?" Solo asked, stepping over the re-dead zombie. "Is Gwen here?" He walked into the living room and looked for her. She was not among the furniture.
"Gwen isn't here, but she's not far from here," Travis said. "We met up with a bunch of other survivors at The Shelter down the street. We should get going right away." He made his way to the front door and checked outside for any signs of zombies. There did not appear to be any at the moment.
"You might want to pick up something to use to defend yourself."
"I suppose I can't very well use a shower rod." Solo knew just the thing. He went to the patio door and opened it. He half expected to see a zombie stumbling around in the backyard, but there wasn't one. He stepped outside and saw that the sun was setting. He was never one to admire the sunset, but this one seemed special somehow. The sky was the perfect shade of orange and purple, but there was a large pillar of smoke off in the distance. He surmised that it was the origin of the apocalypse.
"Solo," Travis said urgently.
Solo quickly went to the side of the house where he had left the shovel. Gwen wanted him to dig up the weeds and he spent about two hours doing so that morning. He picked up the shovel and spun it around a few times, trying to imitate what he saw in Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. When he felt confident he could kill some fucking zombies with it, he left the backyard and locked the patio door.
"Let's get this show on the road," Solo said. The two of them finally left the house. Solo locked the door behind them. He didn't want to take the chance of someone using the apocalypse as an excuse to steal his shit. "So, on the way to the Shelter, can we stop by the grocery store?"
"Sure, why?" Travis asked.
"I need to pick up something," Solo replied. He hadn't forgotten about how badly he wanted that ice cream. His near death experience made it all the more important. He was one step closer to obtaining his goal, victory was going to be delicious.


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A few years back, when my husband and I were living in Los Angeles we took a trip to the island of Bali in Indonesia, which is north west of Australia. Not many Americans travel to Bali as it's a 22 hr flight to get there from the U.S. and that's if you're departing from L.A. For the Aussies though it is just a short hop away which is one of many reasons why Bali has been a popular destination for Australians for decades now, as well as the attraction of it's rich culture, wonderful food, warm, welcoming people, amazing scenery, great surfing and shopping. While the majority of the Indonesian population are muslims, 92% of the population of Bali are practicing Hindus. Balinese Hinduism is much more about art and ritual and is less preoccupied with scripture, law and belief than Islam is in the rest of Indonesia. The Balinese place less importance on the cycles of reincarnation and rebirth and are more concerned with the myriad of local and ancestral spirits, which are believed to be capable of both good or harm. This belief leads them to place great emphasis on appeasing these spirits through the creation and placing of artistic and beautiful offerings at temple sites scattered all throughout their villages and all over the countryside of Bali. Offerings to the spirits, made up of flowers, palm fronds, sweet rice cakes and fruit. Nasi Goreng which literally means fried rice in Indonesian, is a way to use up leftovers that often includes shallots, garlic, tamarind, chili, egg, chicken and prawns (shrimp) and is flavored with Kecap Manis, a common ingredient in Indonesian dishes. Kecap Manis is a sweet soy sauce with a thicker consistency than traditional soy sauce and is delicious. Most Indonesian households serve Nasi Goreng for breakfast but it's also a popular late night snack from street vendors. We ate this for breakfast everyday when we were there and never tired of it. Nasi Goreng image courtesy of an old Australian "Family Circle" magazine I have held onto as it featured numerous popular Indonesian dishes. We took much more video on this trip than photos. There are amazing stone carvings of various Hindu deities all over Bali, this one overlooked these gorgeous terraced rice fields. Procession honoring one of the many Balinese Hindu spirits. A popular dish in Bali and in Australia at Indonesian restaurants: Chicken Satay with a spicy peanut sauce that is flavored with green onions, garlic, curry powder, ginger, cumin, ground coriander, honey and soy sauce. Image courtesy of an old Australian "Family Circle" magazine. Me by the pool at the little boutique hotel we stayed at on the coast before shifting inland to stay in the village of Ubud in the highlands of Bali. The downstairs of the wonderful little house we rented outside the village of Ubud which had an amazing outdoor shower. Gado Gado is one of my favorite salads that I make frequently in summer for a light supper, consisting of various cold crunchy veggies, along with spinach, hard boiled eggs and topped with a scrumptious peanuty, spicy dressing. This image is once again courtesy of my "Family Circle" magazine. But the following one is my image from a Gado Gado I made last summer that I added some rice noodles to. Balinese women dancing with offerings during a Hindu religious procession that we able to witness at a remote village where we were the only Westerners in attendance. Close up of one of the dancers, I loved all the bright colors of their outfits. Note that I took these images very discreetly using my zoom lens so as not to be obtrusive or disrespectful of their ceremony. Another favorite Indonesian dish of mine, Beef Rendang which is made by simmering beef all day in coconut milk and a spice paste of ground coriander, turmeric, ginger, garlic, shallots, chilies, lemongrass, lime leaves and palm sugar. It is cooked until all the liquid has evaporated then the meat is fried in oil, caramelizing what's left of the sauce around the meat and tastes freaking fabulous!! Image courtesy of my "Family Circle" magazine. Amazing entryway into a gallery selling Balinese wood carvings, ornate buildings like this are everywhere in Bali. Double-click the image to enlarge it to fully appreciate the work that was put into this doorway. Gorgeous waterlily in a pond outside the house we rented in Ubud, Bali. I will be sharing the recipes for these delicious Indonesian dishes over the next few months so stay tuned. The End
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The Shepherd's Crown: 06/21/16
The Shepherd's Crown by Terry Pratchett is the 41st and final Discworld book. Pratchett's daughter has stated many times that no one else will be given the opportunity to write books set in Discworld. After having now read the closing book I can see why she is so adamant. This book is the perfect closing for an epic series spanning 30 years.
Tiffany Aching who we first met as a plucky and determined young girl in Wee Free Men now reaches adulthood with adult responsibilities, the sorts of which some witches will never achieve in their lifetimes. And with responsibility comes the lesson that one must delegate. Of course when you're young you don't feel like can ask for help because you have to prove yourself, and you don't want to let anyone down. Tiffany falls repeatedly into that trap as so many of us do.
The Faery Queen also returns. Her part of the story is one I've read many times before, most recently in the American Fairy trilogy by Sarah Zettel, and Lilith Saintcrow's Trailer Park Fae. Except, of course, this version is grounded beautiful in the lore and environs of the Disc, and especially the Chalk.
And then they're Geoffrey who wants to be a witch. As laid out since the beginning of the series, men become wizards and women become witches. Although in Equal Rites a woman became a wizard, a man becoming a witch wasn't covered until now. I really wish in the end, Geoffrey had been given the title witch by the women he worked with. He proved himself as capable as Tiffany had at his age, and in someways, even more so, but they opt to make up a new title for him. That's my one and only quibble with this otherwise excellent concluding volume.
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Kickin It For A Cause Kickball Tournament
Kickball tourament to benefit the Easter Seals of Houston - Cerebral Palsy
Lisa Valadez | 5/30/2014, 9:59 a.m.
HOUSTON, TX - On June 22, 2014, community organizers Lisa Valadez, Cecilia Smith and Donald Edwards, along with Houston Style Magazine are hosting a kickball tournament, Kickin' It for a Cause, to help raise funds for the Easter Seals of Houston for Cerebral Palsy. The event, sponsored by metroPCS, will be held at the Alief ISD sports complex located in the Alief ISD district.
During the event, teams will compete in a fun-filled high energy kicball tournament. For spectators, there will be food, live music, prizes and the opportunity for families in need to apply for the Children's CHIP/Medicaid Program. The event will conclude with a check presentation to the Easter Seals as well as an awards presentation to the winning team.
Cost for the tournament is $25 per player which includes game day t-shirt, meal, drinks and free entry to raffle give-a-ways. To register for the event or to make a donation, visit eventbrite.com and search Kickin It for a Cause.


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Rifle Tube Remodel – Day 5
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There is no reason for anyone to fight the weather; I am canceling the work this weekend. Stay home and beat the snow out of your trees so they don't fall down.
I will be trying to do some stuff off and on this week. If you want to
come and help, contact me to be sure I will be there as I have several
personal things i need to do on a couple of mornings..
The rubber is scheduled to be arriving at the tucking company yard today.
If he came over the mountains, I doubt it. The dispatcher said they
would call me Monday to arrange delivery next week.
i had several helpers today and finished getting the fan house walls and
floors sealed, all the cracks and seams in the roof and floor sealed and
spacer foam installed in the roof to replace the removed insulation (to
keep the metal from acting like a drum). It is ready to spray on the
ECOBOND LBP and top coat when it warms up.
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I used a thin but stable wrapping paper, tissue (as found in shoe boxes), wire, sesame seeds, acrylic paint and watercolor, feathers and prepared feathery wings, and one wooden chopstick.
- ♠ I started out with an origami dragon from wrapping paper. The Fiery Dragon model is designed by Kade Chan and I used this Tadashi Mori video tutorial.
- ♣ To stuff the body I used a string of tissue, wrapped around a wire to make the bending of neck and tail easier and to give it a good deal of stability.
- ♥ I used tissue shavings and a 1:1 glue/water mix to cover everything - this makes the origami look less prominent and thanks to the glue the paper becomes quite hard and stable. In one go I glued also the sesame seeds to give it a scaly structure.
- ♦ Now it looks like this:
- ♠ The next step was to glue the feathers to the wings. Part of them were already pre-glued (the bright ones), so I had some orientation on how to make it look (more or less) like a wing.
- ♣ And last but not least, of course, the coloring: I did the first step of this (orange undercoat) before glueing the feathers. After that I added a very diluted black and then details in black and gold. Oh, and I glued two plastik "sparkle stones" for eyes. Then I had to cut a hole into the belly of the beast to glue the chopstick. (It's always a shame to destroy something you just made. And in this case it's also pretty cruel. But, alas, it had to be done.)
- ♦ Finished work:
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|Panelist Heléne Alexopoulos, William Forsythe, Peter Frame and Jeffrey Edwards with Celia Ipiotis in center
On October 27th at the Gibney Dance Center, I had the great joy of attending Sorry I Missed Your Show!, a very informative series presentation of a past show of EYE ON DANCE, and discussion by former members of the New York City Ballet Company and moderated by Celia Ipiotis, the creator, producer, and moderator of the nationally recognized culture series EYE ON DANCE & The Arts and EYE ON THE ARTS.
Gibney Dance and Dance/NYC have jointly developed Sorry I Missed Your Show! as a "second chance" to view works by both emerging and established choreographers, as well as a forum for artists and their audiences to revisit them from fresh perspectives.
Video screenings will be followed by thoughtful discussions and reconsiderations led by some of the great minds of the contemporary dance world.
|Celia Ipiotis, ARC founder and director together with Jeff Bush, has been
working in the field of television and the arts since the early seventies.
Celia Ipiotis is the creator, producer, and moderator of the nationally recognized culture series EYE ON DANCE & The Arts and EYE ON THE ARTS. Publicly singled out for her expertise in television and the arts, Ms. Ipiotis has served on university dance faculties, participated on international and national arts selection panels, functioned as advisor for WNET's "Dance In America Series," led panels and forums on arts issues and moderated conversations on the artistic process for major cultural institutions. Arts commentary by Ms. Ipiotis appears weekly on "EYE ON THE ARTS" and in print and internet publications.
Ms. Ipiotis began her professional career as a ballet and modern dancer and choreographer. She became intrigued with the creative potential inherent in the mixing of video and dance while completing a BFA in DANCE at Ohio State University and MA in Media Studies at New School for Social Research. The recipient of choreographic fellowships, she performed with the Dayton Ballet, founded and directed the Living Arts Dance Company and held numerous artist-in-residence positions in school districts throughout the United States.
In 1976, Ms. Ipiotis began collaborating with the pioneering videodance artist Jeff Bush, creating a body of videodance works. In 1981, they launched EYE ON DANCE & The ARTS in an effort to propel dance literacy. Together with Bush, Ipiotis initiated model programs and services in the field of video and dance, directed the Dance Television Workshop at Harvard and other universities, taught courses on video production and the arts and lectured and served on advisory committees. Their award-winning videodance productions and educational programs have been exhibited at Worlds' Fairs, major cultural institutions such as Lincoln Center and film/video festivals around the world.
|Choreographer William Forsythe, founder of The Forsythe Company
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|Former Principal Dancers at NYC Ballet Peter Frame and Jeffrey Edwards
|New York City Ballet 24 year veteran Heléne Alexopoulos recounts her days at NYCB
|Jenna Pollack, Juilliard student dancer, was so furiously typing away
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|Celia with Mark Kirschner, Founder and General Manager of TENDUTV and Jody Oberfelder
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At the start of the school year, I wrote a post with New (School) Year's resolutions. They promise me that the school year is ending this week, so it seemed like a good time to reflect on my year.
- Keep up with this blog. If I ask my students to do it, then I should be too. Yes. In large part, this is thanks to COETAIL. I have really appreciated the experience of blogging. I don't think I will be writing a post a week, but I have really loved building a community and reflecting about my teaching. The internet won't be getting rid of me yet.
- Make my school blog better. Yes…with qualifications. My school blog is still me putting information out there. And I think it's really good for that. It's not a community. But I think I'm okay with that. The purpose of my school blog is to put information out there and it's a useful and attractive space for that.
- Get an organization system (paper and computer) that works for me. Nope. Not even close. My googledocs are a mess. My desk is a mess. I must figure this out.
- Use computers (and technology) wisely. Yes. I've made mistakes, but I truly believe the advent of the Connected Learning Community at YIS and COETAIL has made me a better teacher and my classroom a better place. I hope I am always as thoughtful about how I use technology as I am now.
- Just because it worked before, doesn't mean I need to do it again. And in conjunction with that, I hope I don't reinvent the wheel for the sake of reinventing the wheel. I think this one was making sure I wasn't bored with my teaching, but also didn't overwhelm myself with work. I'm happy with the balance I hit.
- Get student work back faster. Same goal after 11 years. I'm a slow grader. I must be better! Nope. I have certain assignments that I can get back quickly. But on the whole, I still struggle with this. Next year, I promise!
- Decorate my classroom nicely and keep it neat. I'm happy with this one. I'm happy when I walk into my classroom. It looks good. Except my desk. That's a disaster.
- Say "no" when I think I can't contribute and "yes" when I think I can make a difference. This is regarding any and all voluntary committee-work. I am happy with almost everything I said yes to. I have so many opportunities to make a difference at my school and to try new things. Sometimes that just means a lot of meetings. But I can't stress enough how grateful for all the opportunities, despite the craziness.
- Continue to develop my PLN and start to be more of a contributor than just a lurker. Another one I'm proud of myself for. I am really amazed that I know people via Twitter and then I get to meet them at conferences . Or even better, I get to go out for dinner with people who I usually have 140 character conversations with. And blogging has opened this door even more.
- Stay focused on the kids… It has been, and should forever remain, about my students. If my answer was anything but yes, I should leave teaching. But it remains about the students. They drive me nuts sometimes and every once in a while I think about running away to a place where they don't allow adolescents. But I'm so lucky to do what I do. It's so amazing to watch them grow as students. And they can make me laugh. So I'll be back for one more year. And let's see what happens next.


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His ex-fiancee calls every day.
"She thinks of me as her best friend," he said. So much of a best friend, I guess, that she regales him with tales of hooking up with other guys.
"Something's up with that," I said to my friend. "There's more to her telling you all her business than friendship."
The question of whether men and women can just be friends is as old as questioning the meaning of life. I believe you can communicate with an ex, keep in touch, and really just be cool...but every day? I mean, what's she really doing?
Could be a combination of a couple things. One -- she's getting off on it. Sharing the details of her sex life is a great way to throw up in his face that other men find her desirable. Then she disguises it as, "Oh we're buddies and I tell him everything," while she's getting way more satisfaction out of sharing these stories than he is.
If the girl isn't straight-up shady like that, then she could just be selfish, and may not even realize it. She needs an outlet, needs to vent, and knows he'll sit there and listen, even if he's torn up inside.
Why doesn't he just tell her to stop calling?
----- asks the person who's never been in love, never been in a situation where a man or a woman has a hold on you so bad that you'll listen to what you don't want to just for the opportunity to hear the sound of his or her voice.
Maybe it's not shadiness or selfishness. Maybe it's a case of two souls wandering in the purgatory of love lost. They're both getting something out of this constant communication; they're both able to keep holding on to a little piece of what used to be.
Lo and behold, a blast from the past today helped it all make sense. I was listening to the Stevie Wonder station on Pandora when an old song played that I've heard a thousand times and never honestly paid that much attention to. But this time, the lyrics spoke to me, breaking down this situation in a way only the old school lyricists can...
There's so much complexity and contradiction in this one line alone, that it encapsulates the whole song:
The song is essentially saying I can't shut this down. I can't ignore you. If you call, I'm picking up. If you come by, I'll stop what I'm doing. I cannot help but to be involved with you -- on whatever level you're willing to be involved with me. Whether it's good for me or not. So I'm begging, pleading...save me from myself.
Set me free.
[I was yearning to hear "You Keep Me Hangin' on" again. The song was originally recorded by The Supremes in 1966 and the version I heard on Pandora was Aretha's rendition, which I actually prefer to The Supremes. But holy moly, did I find a version that tops them both! The desperation is palpable from the first verse. Don't be thrown off by the name of the group...or the organ at the beginning. These cats are jammin'.]
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Meleleuca Review. Meleleuca Marketing Truth or Scam.
The Truth About Meleleuca (In My Opinion)
If you are looking for a company that you want turn into a home-based business, then Meleleuca may be a good fit for you. This company has a variety of good products and great prices. Meleleuca is an old school company that has been around since 1985, built on a solid foundation of eco-friendly products and business model.
The company was into being Green before it was fashionable, and it shows. Meleleuca sells over 350 products, ranging from household cleaners to skins care products. The company has products that meet the needs of every member of your family, including products for your pets. You would expect the skin care line to be gentle and environmentally friendly, but even Meleleuca cleaners are made from natural ingredients that are totally eco-friendly. Their products are relatively inexpensive and the quality is surprisingly good, giving you great value for products you use everyday.
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The compensation plan is based on sales by end users, people who actually buy and use the products. They do not pay commissions or bonuses for signing up customers. There are other bonuses you can earn, but like most compensation plans they are much too complicated to cover in this article.
The fact they are an old school company is also reflected in the way they recruit people to the company. They use traditional methods, such as home meetings and word of mouth to sell their company. Although this has served them well over the years, they need a more savvy internet network marketing strategy in the future to boost their internet presence and boost sales for their business partners.
Overall, I think Meleleuca is a good company, with good products and a decent compensation plan.
A knowledgeable distributor with a good foundation in internet marketing or better traditional network marketing techniques can really do extremely well and generate a fantastic income.
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I'm looking forward to a great 2016. I have so many UFO's that I would like to complete this year,fingers crossed I will be able to do that and have time to spend with all my quilting buddies as well.
Saturday, December 31, 2011
SSCS Gift, OPAM finish & Happy New Year.
In closing this post, I would like to wish everyone of my quilting friends a very HAPPY NEW YEAR and hope that 2012 will bring you health, happiness and provide you with lots of time to quilt.........
Till next year........
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