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The latest of the value of bitcoin is about $7900 which is going down not going up. For me i still believe that probably the corrections of about $10,000 for the price of bitcoin is not yet over so probably it will go down on a price that we dont know we just have to wait. But for those who had already have invested a lot will be really be worried, because they will be losing.
Let us watch a video of a technical man who supports bitcoin;
Let us watch a video of a technical man who supports bitcoin;
Ivan on tech discussion about falling value of bitcoin, coin check hack money and the laundered money Mt. Gox. Looking at bitcoin from a bigger and see where bitcoin is heading
1. Ivans program is live at You Tube, Facebook, Twitch and Periscope , he had done this because of the googles planned to get rid of bitcoin ads
2. The market is -5% on bitcoin and other cryptos are negative reason 1 it is just losing steam when it comes to public interest in google searches.
3. In one way it is a good idea we need to stop the hype and focused on building things . When you are still on the market when it is this bearish , or i mean if your interested you are still learning from the crypto currencies, although the interest for cryptos will be lower but in a way those who are just for the hype or the white paper will just be remove . Though its very painful personally but for the market , i think it is good to remove the hype temporarily. The hype will come and go.
4. Reading from the story of bitcoin ; the adoption stage or adoption stage , the telephone, tv, video games and so forth so you see how they got adopted thru time and you can see that bitcoin is not the same with others, it is just beginning and had not reached the mass adoption , it is still not even closed to the potential of bitcoin. You can even hear some people say that bitcoin will never work , bitcoin had failed and it had completely not delivered its promises.
This had happened in the year 2013-24 when everybody were negative that move the bitcoin value from 1000 to 200 which is about 80%. But if you look after that bitcoin had reached about $20,000 , $10,000 , this is also a sign of good entrance point , so to quote Warren Buffet "be greedy when others are fearful, be fearful when others are greedy.
5. We have evolved in an interesting direction compared to nine years ago, it is safe to say that the currency had come a long way , the banks had showed their interest with bitcoin , more and more institutional big corporations, are saying that bitcoin is a threat to their business models and future operations. I think we have reached a higher level of peoples understanding of bitcoin, also with big banks and corporations had a clear understanding in the future and they are now also finding their place in this new crypto finance .
6. About crypto currency complaint , during the fall of the prices the number of complaints increased by 60%, its this that people complaint with coinbased and other crypto currency players , that they are not getting their money fast enough, not getting their money on the time they want it, and so forth. Its understandable that complaint will reached the critical level , when a lot of people exits and people believes its not going anywhere . In the chart 40% of the complaints was about the money was not released as promised, 10% was about other reasons , 11% for the scam and so forth. How are you affected, did you lose money? this matter had to be discussed and this is also problematic.
7. Mt. gox trustee denies that he is the reason for the crashed of bitcoin. Why some people are looking at these, because they correlate the crashed with the date that the sudden pullback of bitcoin with the movements of fund with the trustee wallets, it is seen this as a conspiracy, or a legit theory . But with the trustees message that he is not to blame for the price downfall of bitcoin it was only a coincidence that when the price fall , it was the time that the trustees bitcoin was transferred.
8. About money laundering , but who would know that there was money laundering with bitcoin but this had to do with coincheck hacked , several hundred millions have been stolen and the NEM foundation, and the other exchanges are being tracked for the funds from the blockchain . So they can find the identity of the hackers through the blockchain but there are still reports of money laundering , in a report of nickai, about 18 million had been laundered through money exchanges. So if you robbed an exchange the main problem is what do you do with the money? how can you use the money when everybody is tracking the funds movement with the public blockchain the funds can be traced and the hacker. According to the report they were able to get the bitcoin through the regular exchanges , so the bigger problem is how there were different hacking incident in the past with exchanges and very few cases were solved , so coin check is no different with these incidents so these is a huge problem in crpyto space and there are no solutions yet . Binance is now doing an offensive strategy offering bounces for those people who can find hackers or help in the investigation of these hacking problems.
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This Weeks MP3 Features
Here are 'This Week's Features' we have been working on at Monergism MP3 Library.
I have created new sermon folders for: Reformation Heritage Conference Lectures, Herman Bavinck, Eric Alexander, John MacArthur's GTY Jude Audio Study, Sermons For Women Historical & Biographical Studies and True Woman 2008 Conference, Gospel Coalition Facebook Videos and Ken Sample's A Christian World View and A World of Difference: Putting Christian Truth - Claims to the Test.
I have updated some folders with newer sermons such as: Bruce Waltke, Dave Harvey, J. Ligon Duncan, Jerram Barrs, William Edgar, Nicholas T. Batzig, Bryan Chapell and Michael Horton.

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By Tom Groenfeldt
September 2002
Institutional Investor Magazine
After repeated delays the foreign exchange market's CLS Bank is finally about to open. Can its owners recoup their costs?
For central bankers, financial industry regulators and the policy wonks who care about all that they do, June 26, 1974, marked the end of innocence. That's when midsize German bank Bankhaus Herstatt collapsed, unable to pay the tens of millions of dollars that it owed to correspondent banks in London and New York. If not for the quick response of central bankers, who assured the financial markets of an ample supply of liquidity, skittish bankers would have put holds on their international accounts, and global commerce would have ground to a halt. The Herstatt failure could easily have escalated into the worst banking crisis since the Great Depression.
Instead, much good came from the Herstatt incident. International electronic payment networks, notably the New York Clearing House's Chips system, revised their settlement procedures to guard against the contagion that came to be known as "Herstatt risk." The newfound emphasis on speed and assurance of payment influenced procedural reforms in the securities industry, principally the mid-1990s shortening of the transaction settlement cycle from five days after the trade date, or T+5, to T+3. And central bankers became increasingly adept at crisis management as they dealt with the debacles of Drexel Burnham Lambert, Barings Bank and Long-Term Capital Management.
Yet none of those initiatives over the past quarter century directly addressed one big component of Herstatt risk: the largely unregulated trading in currencies. Rampant speculation in foreign exchange brought Herstatt down. Had there been a disciplined approach to transaction processing and settlement -- enforced by a utility like Chips for banking or Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. for securities that would clamp down on institutions incapable of meeting their obligations -- Herstatt would never have happened, and contagion would not have been an issue.
Twenty-eight years later, the forex market is about to get that mechanism in the form of continuous linked settlement, to be managed by a New York_based entity, CLS Bank International. Owned by 67 financial institutions in 16 countries, the elite of international commercial and investment banking, CLS may just be the last link in the chain of assurances that cover what central bankers term systemic risk. "When CLS Bank goes live, the risk in cross-border payment-instruction settlement will be eliminated," declares Joseph De Feo, president and chief executive officer of CLS Bank.
How can De Feo be so bold? CLS will give the foreign exchange market something it has never had: a single coordinating point for settling accounts across multiple currencies. And in streamlining that process, CLS will reduce the time required for interbank transaction settlements, which today occur throughout normal business hours, to a five-hour window, simultaneous across all time zones. Centralization enables enforcement of market discipline. Time compression prevents an untoward event in one part of the world from having a domino effect, as Herstatt did when it failed in the middle of the European business day, wreaking havoc on the accounts of New York banks that had not yet opened.
Clearly, the forex market -- in which $1.2 trillion changes hands daily and a $20 million trade is merely average -- is ripe for continuous linked settlement, which will apply modern computing and communications to processes that have historically been fraught with hazards. Currency settlements, which today hang in a limbo of uncertainty over a two-day period, will be settled electronically at a determined time, reducing the costs of exception-handling and reconciliations. And as with Chips or DTCC, banks' liquidity requirements -- and loss exposures -- will be greatly reduced through multilateral netting: When settling their accounts each day, banks will have to disburse to counterparties less than 10 percent of their gross transaction amounts. In concept and promise, CLS has been universally acclaimed. "This is a fundamental change in the way that banking works," explains CLS communications director Jeffrey Manton. "The way payments are done hasn't really changed for hundreds of years."
If all goes as planned, CLS should be in full-scale commercial operation by year-end or early in 2003. The bank expects to handle up to 90,000 transactions per day from its current members. Because the shareholders account for 80 to 90 percent of the global forex market, CLS expects to control a similar percentage of interbank settlements.
"With the buy-in of the major FX trading institutions already in place, much of the risk in this market will be mitigated," concludes payments technology analyst Jeanne Capachin, a research director at Meridien Research, based in Newton, Massachusetts.
The big question now is whether CLS Bank can actually deliver on the promise of its systems and technology. Its track record has been, at best, spotty. Technical missteps and cost overruns plagued the venture for three years -- until the CLS board brought in De Feo, a former Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Barclays operations executive. He tightened management controls, persuaded principal technology contractor IBM Corp. to devote more people and resources to the project and launched a rigorous testing program now entering its final stages.
CLS is two to three years behind schedule, and bankers are eager to get it under way. They are keen to reap the rewards of risk reduction, and because they have collectively sunk more than $350 million into the enterprise just to get it to this unfinished stage, they'd like to recover their investments more directly by bundling together enhanced, fee-generating forex-related services for corporate clients and correspondents. "This is related to many other products that we offer to financial institutions. CLS would help us to continue packaging solutions and make the one-stop shop a reality," notes Jack Jared, global financial sector chief for Citibank E-Business, based in London.
Although the advent of the euro is seen as reducing forex demand -- because there are fewer currencies -- De Feo says that some banks expect the business to grow, and CLS will be integral to their plans. "We are seeing a number of players, like Merrill Lynch, expanding their FX teams," he notes. "The trend is for quite substantial volume to come from portfolio diversification and continued globalization."
But even the upbeat De Feo must be careful not to get too far ahead of himself. Only in July did CLS Bank announce the completion of its first "live trial" phase, involving 11 banks. "We still have milestones to reach, but no one in the market underestimates the significance of that step," says Suzanne Labarge, vice chairman and chief risk officer of Royal Bank of Canada and chairman of CLS Bank's parent company, CLS Group Holdings.
The live trial paved the way for expanded testing among all of the shareholder banks, which are awaiting approval from the Federal Reserve Board, CLS Bank's principal regulator, to officially open CLS's doors. "Pressure from central banks and regulators should ensure CLS's success," says Meridien's Capachin. But will bank participation alone vindicate CLS after its years of struggle?
"Once CLS gets off the ground, I think the banks will focus more on how they can recoup their investment, and that's going to be a challenge," says Kenny McBride, global capital markets industry manager for Microsoft Corp., which has been working with numerous CLS members and other software companies on the "plumbing" of foreign exchange settlements.
THE MARCH TO CONTINUOUS LINKED settlementment began in earnest in the mid-1990s, when the Federal Reserve and the other industrialized-country central banks that belong to the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, made clear that they wanted to get serious about forex risk. Their strategy had three elements: closer central bank involvement in cross-border payments, including a more precise definition of the "legal finality" of payments as well as a new standard, real-time gross settlement; credit controls at individual banks to limit their exposure to counterparty defaults; and private sector multicurrency settlement entities. The last point gave rise to CLS Bank.
"We made it clear that the supervisors were very much aware of the risks and would be watching the development of the risks," recalls a central bank official, speaking on condition of anonymity. "Supervisors explicitly adopted a set of guidelines for reviewing how banks manage FX exposure."
To the banks the message was simple: Reduce risk or the central banks would raise bank capital requirements to provide a firmer cushion against that risk. The Bank for International Settlements underscored that point in 1996 with "Settlement Risk in Foreign Exchange Transactions," a document dubbed the Allsopp Report, after the head of the task force that produced it, former Bank of England payment systems chief Peter Allsopp. Warning that the failure of a single bank could shake the foundations of the international banking system, à la Herstatt, the report called for improvements in forex processing and for greater cooperation between the public and private sectors in pursuit of long-term solutions.
In response, major international banks formed the Group of 20. One of them, Barclays, assigned De Feo to the project, and in June 1997 the G-20 announced the formation of CLS Services, a transitional organization that would develop a forex settlement infrastructure and eventually be absorbed within CLS Bank and its London-based parent, CLS Group Holdings.
CLS initially had no CEO. John Finigan Jr., a Deutsche Bank managing director who chaired the CLS Group board, in effect ran the company. Bank officers like De Feo contributed as part-time volunteers or were seconded from their employers for specific assignments. One, H. Clay Simpson of Bank of America Corp., was instrumental in CLS's 1998 membership drive, which attracted 40 banks from 14 countries.
With an eye to the multilateral settlement approach that had successfully reduced risks in interbank payments and in securities trades, CLS acquired two forex netting services, Echo in Europe and Multinet in the U.S. CLS also issued a request for information from vendors interested in building the core technology for continuous linked settlement.
IBM won the assignment, beating out a joint proposal by Electronic Data Systems Corp. and Logica and another from U.K. systems integrator Syntegra. IBM set a CLS start date of mid-2000, but the project went off track almost immediately. Some critics say that the pitfalls were inevitable given the haste with which CLS drafted its request for information. Others note that CLS itself needed stronger, more hands-on management than Finigan and his board of directors could provide.
But the most obvious failing was IBM's, which tarnished its reputation as a supplier to the banking world. Several of the payments technology experts that IBM had assigned to CLS left the company, morale sagged as deadlines kept being missed, and CLS's funding -- $5 million equity stakes from each of its member institutions -- dwindled.
With a crisis looming, Finigan called in a team of supportive bankers and outside consultants to try to right the ship. "We had to put together a package to ask for additional funds from existing shareholders," recalls one of the consultants who worked on the project. "It became clear there was no way to hold to the original timetable, and CLS didn't have funds to see them through that extended development period."
The group drew up a revised and detailed development agenda, business plans and cost projections, and in May 2000 each shareholder agreed to contribute an additional $1.6 million. They didn't need a lot of arm-twisting; central bankers and regulators signaled that CLS was a priority. But the missed deadlines and rising costs -- on top of the $350 million-plus that CLS Bank acknowledges investing in the enterprise, the banks have probably spent at least half again as much on their internal system preparations -- did not bode well.
Finigan strengthened management. Simpson, after retiring from BofA's treasury business, rejoined CLS full-time as executive vice president for relationship and product management. And Finigan recruited De Feo as CEO, who in turn added several others -- all former Barclays colleagues -- before 2000 was out: Rob Close as group chief operating officer, Anne Nethercott as director of operations, Sean Spence as chief financial officer and Sean Daly as program executive. (Finigan left Deutsche last year to become CEO of AIG Trading Group, and Royal Bank's Labarge became CLS chairman.)
"It was almost like starting from scratch. The board and the company had gotten embroiled in a lot of distractions," says De Feo, who inherited an organization in disarray, with a membership that turned board meetings into extended gripe sessions about how far the program had gotten off course. He didn't pull any punches: "The board, when I made my first report, was quite stunned at how serious things had become. It was a very daunting task to get all of the various projects and various activities into shape."
IBM took much of the blame, and De Feo and COO Close spent much of their time patching up the relationship and getting it back on course for a November 2001 launch. De Feo lobbied for support from IBM's top ranks. According to knowledgeable sources, even the Federal Reserve intervened, strongly encouraging IBM CEO Louis Gerstner Jr. to give CLS all that it needed.
Within months the tech giant had noticeably picked up the pace, dedicating an estimated 400 to 500 people to CLS. "IBM has lost a lot of money on this," says one observer. "But it is a flagship development in front of a critical client base. If they had pulled out, all of their clients were watching, so it would have been very painful." IBM officials decline to comment on the company's relationship with CLS Bank.
Despite IBM's rededication, getting CLS going still "took a lot longer than anyone anticipated," laments De Feo. He and IBM suffered the embarrassment of another postponement. One reason: De Feo's insistence that the infrastructure, which had to be built from scratch, had to be beyond reproach, and that the only way to assure that would be through extensive testing, which is ongoing. "Our technical and operational testing must meet the highest standards," De Feo asserts.
Technologists say that CLS has gotten past its many glitches, and they are confident that the launch really is imminent this time. Says Joseph Mazzetti, a corporate executive vice president at Jersey City, New Jersey_based Fundtech, a supplier of software to many of the CLS member banks and to CLS Bank itself: "We are overcoming the disappointments and finally moving toward a conclusion. The industry and the central banks want it to happen. The momentum is definitely there."
THE RATIONALE FOR CLS IS MUCH LIKE that of the Securities Industry Association's campaign to accelerate the equity settlement cycle from T+3 to T+1: The quicker and more automated the process of matching orders and moving the necessary payments and documents, the better it is in terms of risk reduction and operational efficiencies. Such conversions are costly -- so much so in the SIA's case that it recently decided to postpone the June 2005 T+1 deadline indefinitely. Instead, the SIA is promoting fully automated straight-through processing, or STP, which will make the ultimate transition to T+1 easier.
Indeed, STP is a top priority throughout the financial industry and in applications ranging from basic payments and letters of credit to complex financial instruments, not least foreign exchange. Forex processing is a bargain, and relatively easy, compared with the convoluted, back-and-forth routing of equity trades from pretrade to postsettlement and dozens of stops in between. Forex's critical central settlement piece -- CLS Bank -- seems certain to come in at a total cost of under $1 billion, well below the $8 billion that the SIA expected the U.S. securities industry alone to spend on T+1 preparations.
When T+1 was still on the drawing board, the forex world was under some pressure to figure out how to reconcile that with its T+2 customs. An estimated 30 percent of securities trades are cross-border, requiring offsetting currency trades. And at least 10 percent of foreign exchange transactions are securities-related. Ironically, the forex industry doesn't have to worry any more about creating any obstacles to T+1: It is now ready for T+1, well ahead of the securities industry.
"The difference with CLS is that it is final and irrevocable settlement within two hours, which is a complete change from two days," says communications director Manton.
Technically, CLS serves as a trade-matching engine along the lines of the Omgeo or Global Straight Through Processing Association services for securities transactions. In its short five-hour window, CLS gathers information on members' forex trades and moves funds as necessary among accounts on the books of CLS Bank, which is chartered under the Edge Act, a federal law governing foreign banking operations in the U.S.
CLS will initially handle seven major currencies -- U.S. dollar, euro, pound, yen, Swiss franc, Canadian dollar and Australian dollar -- and plans to add three Scandinavian currencies and the Singapore dollar next year. Banks can submit their payment instructions up to 6:30 a.m. Central European Time on settlement day. (If the instructions are for a forward contract, they can be submitted weeks or even months in advance.) CLS Bank provides banks an advance "pay-in" amount -- the total funding required across all currencies -- as well as payment schedules showing the net amounts they owe or will receive in each currency. CLS Bank expects to reduce 2,000 to 4,000 gross settlement positions to 18 or fewer payments per bank. The final settlement window opens at 7:00 a.m. in Europe -- and simultaneously at central banks around the world including the Federal Reserve, which will open for CLS transactions at midnight local time (6:00 a.m. in continental Europe).
Once a bank has sufficient funding to begin the settlement process, it pays net amounts into CLS Bank accounts at the respective countries' central banks. Between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m., members' payments move in and out of those central bank accounts, with the positions managed all the while on CLS Bank's books. The remaining three hours are devoted to closing and reconciling the net settlement obligations and, if necessary, unwinding the payments of banks that fail to settle their accounts.
"Versus where you are today, you'll require as little as 4 percent of the total payments to facilitate settlement," says De Feo. "That reduces the possibility of errors, reduces reconciliations and makes the use of nostro [correspondent] accounts more efficient. We think there will be some real, quantifiable back-office and treasury savings that will come through to our shareholders."
What's more, banks' currency positions are aggregated for settlement purposes. If, say, a bank is long on Swiss francs but needs the money to settle in euros, CLS Bank makes the conversion. "You don't have to have euros immediately available, and that helps in managing cash and liquidity," explains De Feo.
That all might be sufficient to sell CLS as a secure, risk-reducing settlement utility. But banks and technology companies also want to tap into the revenue-generating potential.
Besides selling systems and services to help banks connect to and take advantage of CLS, companies like Fundtech, SunGard Data Systems and Wall Street Systems are putting forex processing in the broader STP context, which is one of the few technology areas where financial institutions are spending money these days. And banks like ABN Amro, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and UBS are packaging CLS-related services in their offerings to correspondent institutions and corporations. Citibank, for example, recently signed Germany's Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale to use its CLS settlement service, and ABN Amro won the CLS mandate of Italy's Banca di Roma.
Banks could increase their forex income simply by charging for liquidity when it's needed -- though none have yet formally announced plans to do so. Explains Citibank's Jared: "If you are a settlement member of CLS, as we are, you must have sufficient liquidity at the times when payments have to be made. What was before an overnight loan is now going to be a six-hour loan or a four-hour loan or a two-hour loan. If, at 2:00 a.m., we have to make a payment of $200 million that overdraws our account at the Fed, we will get charged, and that charge will have to find its way back to the users of the product."
Also sensing new business potential are custodians, which handle foreign exchange transactions on behalf of asset managers. They have formed a working group headed by David Pilbeam, business solutions manager in London for Chicago-based Northern Trust Corp., to bring mutual fund transactions into CLS sometime next year. If they can resolve the complexities of mutual fund trades, the custodians could lower their costs while boosting fee income.
"The plain fact is that we have been manifestly unsuccessful at persuading clients to do their FX internally," says Pilbeam. "We have an obligation to provide best-practice settlement for our clients."
Says Fritz McCormick, a financial technology analyst at Boston-based research firm Celent Communications: "CLS isn't just seen as a stand-alone cost center. It is part of the overall push toward automation for decreased risk, lower costs and for driving new business through outsourcing and connectivity."
De Feo agrees that the commercial potential, more than pressure from central banks, regulators and risk managers, accounts for CLS's ability to stay the course and keep its shareholders on board. "A lot of people thought banks were doing this because they were having their arms twisted by central banks," says De Feo. "But you don't hold together a shareholder base of aggressive organizations like the ones we have just on the basis of threats."
How much revenue might CLS businesses produce? And will that be enough to keep the banks happy? No one can say until CLS Bank gets off the ground, and that's something that De Feo still has to deliver.


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Bus Dedication March 4, 2015
Saturday, March 7th, 2015 @ 1:41PM
Fellow Legionnaires and Friends,
On Wednesday March 4, 2015h as Commander of the Bergen County American Legion organization, I was honored to have presented the keys to a second new bus for use by the residents of the NJ Veteran's Memorial Home in Paramus. This came about due to the generous donations of many organizations and individuals.
As you know the Legion kicked off a Bergen County effort to raise $85,000 for a much needed new bus. The project which kicked off officially October 25th, 2013 to date has raised $165,736.48. The first bus was delivered to the home in April 2014, cost only $81,050.00 thanks to discounts provided by the Alliance Bus Company of Carlstadt, and again thanks to Alliance the 2nd bus delivered March 4th costs $68,168.76. The 2nd bus delivered will accommodate 8 full size wheel chairs or 18 residents and any combination of both. It replaces a bus which accommodated only 4 wheel chairs and 18 residents. A 3rd bus which we anticipate to deliver early next year would be replacing an aging bus that accommodates 4 wheel chairs (all of the old buses could not accommodate the new full size electric chairs).
Again anyone willing to make a donation can send a check made out to Bergen County American Legion Bus Fund, c/o Bob Salvini, 54 Thiem Ave Rochelle Park, NJ 07662 or go to http://www.bcnjal.org/index.php/county/paramus-bus to make a donation by credit card.
In addition for those who need to donate to a 501(C) 3 you can donate to the American Legion Charities Trust, Finance Division, The American Legion, PO Box 1055, Indianapolis, IN 46206. Please insure the donation is clearly marked for Bergen County American Legion Paramus Vet's Home Bus Fund.
For additional pictures of the bus dedication and video of the presentation please go tohttp://www.bcnjal.org/index.php/photogallery
And should you have any questions feel free to email me at email@example.com.
For God and Country,
"We Continue to Serve"
Bob Salvini
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- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
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Outside the cottage there is a small gravelled rear garden with garden furniture.
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Fraserburgh 25 miles; Elgin 35 miles; Aberdeen 40 miles.
From the lush green farmlands of the Borders to the ruggedness of the Highlands, the Scots are proud of their land and identity. Scotland also has some of Britain's best beaches with glorious stretches of clean sand over which to roam.
Often linked with neighbouring Macduff, Banff is set on the shores of a lovely sandy beach and is full of interesting architectural points. The incredible Duff House is a good example; this impressive Georgian mansion which is open to visitors and homes paintings and artefacts from the National Galleries of Scotland. The surrounding area provides a good selection of shops, hotels and restaurants whilst the gorgeous little town of Pennan, situated in a little bay at the base of rugged cliffs, has been not only a smugglers village, but also the location for the movie 'Local Hero'. On both the Whisky and Castle trails, this wonderful little town alsoboasts multiple fishing, sailing, dolphin watching, surfing, golfing and climbing opportunities, not to mention the breathtaking scenery and stunning sunsets.


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The service ends with "Amen." You and your family stand, walk through the back of the church saying your goodbyes to other worshippers. You shake the pastor's hand and tell him how much you enjoyed the service. Buckle the kids in and commence the routine post- church conversation/debriefing. At some point the phrase comes out, as it always does. "I love him as a pastor, but I just didn't get anything out of that sermon." This week your pastor preached over your head. Last week he targeted an age group other than yours. The week before he spent too much time telling about the historical setting, whatever that is. The week before he told too many stories. And the week before that he preached on money.
It is frustrating to sit through a sermon that seems to lack connection. You attend church to hear the proclaimed Word. Your Spirit longs for fresh truth. Your life desperately needs transformation based on the Scripture. So would you like to stop saying, "I just didn't get anything out of that?" As a student of preaching, I have discovered a one-sided slant to most discussions about sermon connectivity. Pastors and parishioners alike place the brunt of sermon connectivity on the shoulders of the pastor. Most people say that it solely is his job to make sure the sermon is informational, inspiring, truthful and transformational. But I have discovered that the sermon experience is much like listening to the radio.
For your radio to work three key components must be present: the station must broadcast with enough power to transmit the radio waves to your antenna and your radio must be turned on and tuned into the proper frequency. The sermon experience is not that much different. Two components must be in place: the preacher must connect and you must be tuned in. If your preacher fails to connect you might say "I just didn't get anything out of that." BUT if you fail to tune in you will also leave church saying, "I just didn't get anything out of that." With this in mind I want to suggest three steps you can take to make sure you are doing your part to tune in every Sunday morning and get something out of the sermon.
Show up
Showing up obviously refers to the fact that you must be present at the sermon to get something out of it. Showing up goes beyond the physical and transcends into the mental and spiritual. It could be that at times you don't get anything out of the sermon because you are mentally not there. You worry about the previous or coming week during the sermon event. Your mind wanders. Mentally you must show up and put effort into actively listening to the preacher. You must show up spiritually as well. Enter the sermon event prayerfully asking the Spirit to open your eyes to the revealed truth. If you listen with the attitude that this does not apply to me you will miss the movement of the Spirit who is able to connect every morsel of spiritual truth to your life. So if you want to stop saying "I just didn't get anything out of that" start showing up!
Give up
In the parable of the wise man and fool found in Matthew 7:24-27 Jesus said that wise man was the one who "heard" the word. Jesus is referring to more than physical understanding of the spoken words. Other places He uses the phrase, "He who has ears to hear…" Jesus taught that when the word is proclaimed the hearing is both physical recognition of the audible sounds, and spiritual connection to the truth as it is applied to the listener's life. Having ears to hear is the listener's willingness to submit himself or herself to what is being taught. The key word – submission. To get something out of a sermon you must submit yourself to the truth being proclaimed, accept it as God's directive to your life, and hear the transformational imperative delivered. You must give up your sovereignty and submit to the truth, not the preacher, but the truth he is proclaiming as the Spirit is applying to your life.
Step up
In the parable of the wise man Jesus went on to say that the wise man not only heard His words, but did them. If you develop the habit of living out the truths of the sermon each week you will experience two results: based on Colossians 1:9-11 God will give you deeper knowledge, wisdom and understanding in response to your obedient living and your heart will yearn more for more experiential knowledge in order to "please him in everything" thus your yearning will consequentially place the previous two steps in place. You will show up and give up in order to hear truth leading you to step up.
Imagine the next Sunday's debriefing to be centered on what you heard and how you can live out the new-found truths. You will never be able to change your pastor's preaching, you can pray that God will use him in a mightier way, but you can not change him. You can grow in your listening engagement. You can get more from the sermon. Try this: show up, give up, and step up.


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Hi everyone! Today's post is about a trip I made to Boots whilst waiting for my train to Leeds in King's Cross. I actually went to the St Pancras branch as it's much bigger with plenty of make up to choose from, and only 5 minutes' walk from King's Cross. I had some time to kill so sauntered on down to the make up aisle...
...and walked out with four new polishes to add to my collection! I started out at the Barry M stall and noticed the new confetti top coats were out and on offer as part of the wider make up buy one get one half price promotion.
It took me a long time to decide between the colours but eventually settled on Liquorice (black and white) and Bubblegum (blue and white). I think the black and white will be really easy to wear and could be layered over different colours to create a nice look. Bubblegum is definitely a summer top coat that I can't wait to wear (on weekends, I doubt work will approve!)
Once I'd decided on the Liquorice top coat, I realised I didn't have a black polish with me and I really really wanted to try it out that weekend! So off I trotted to the Seventeen stand where I picked up a black polish and this pretty glitter/shimmer polish Navy Glint. I haven't tried polishes from Seventeen before so I'm intrigued to see what they'll be like!
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JEFF FREEMAN is an actor, director, and drama coach. He has taught all ages in the US and Australia. Training at New York University, and with major theatrical talent such as Anne Bogart, Jerzy Grotowski, and Molly Smith, has given him a skill set that works on both an intellectual level, and as a visceral reaction to the work. The name of the game is authenticity.
With over 20 years experience as a director and teacher, Jeff has created a variety of theatrical pieces from a Poe-inspired haunted house, to site specific theatre in the woods of Alaska.
"When I was taking lessons with Nancy, she talked about the differences between theatrical acting, and approaching commercial copy. I realized that they weren't so different. It's all about figuring out what your point is, and then finding the part of yourself that needs to make that point. It's been a match made in heaven between us, as far as I'm concerned. We both address the same issues in different ways, creating a real harmony between our styles that really serves Nancy's brilliant curriculum."
Jeff's rate is $160 per 50 minute session.
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text: I always come to a point in life where I look back and I think 'how did I get here?' And it makes me think how crazy life really is. And I look at the things that make me happy and I look at the things that I worry about. It is really important for me to remember that in life, the things I worry about like money, and school, and graduating, and homework..... that's all just stuff I have to do to live. It is not the important stuff. At the time it is never easy to see it that way. When there is a paper due the same week as two exams, and I don't have a job and bla bla, it can be stressful. But I am not alive to worry about these things. I am alive to see what I can do with the time I have. I'm here to meet people to have adventures with, to spend time with my family, to bake, to lay in the sun, to travel, to act like I am five, and to taste everything I can get my hands on. These are what I need to focus on. The other things get the back burner. Life to me is about the people you love and the things you do that make you happy. They are the reasons I get up every morning, so why not make those priority?


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The Personal Property Securities Act 2009 ('PPSA') has been law for almost 6 years, but many businesses have still not experienced its impact in circumstances where their customer goes belly-up.
Many businesses mistakenly assume that registration on the Personal Property Securities Register ("PPSR") is the only way to protect their interest in the goods that they have leased out or sold under retention of title arrangements to their customers. As many readers know, if registration does not take place or occurs too late, then the owner can lose all entitlements under the PPSA and end up as an unsecured creditor in the event that their customer falls into administration or liquidation.
However, registration is only one of several ways that the PPSA can protect (the PPSA calls this "perfect") a security interest in goods. Other ways include the concepts of "temporary perfection", "control" and "possession."
What can an owner do if they discover that their customer is about to go into administration or liquidation, in circumstances where they have not registered their security interest in the goods in question, or the security interest was registered too late?
A recent case (Knauf Plasterboard Pty Ltd v Plasterboard West Pty Ltd (in Liquidation) (Receivers v Managers Appointed [2017] FCA 866) considered this question.
In that case, the security interest was registered several years after it was granted (shortly after a breach of the supply agreement had occurred).
A game of cat and mouse then ensued: the supplier (Knauf) immediately appointed receivers to seize the goods. Retroflex (the customer) prevented them gaining access to the premises where the goods were located for a day or so but the receivers in the meantime had written to the 4 major banks and got a reply from ANZ which agreed to freeze all of Retroflex's accounts. Knauf then eventually got access to the premises and changed the locks.
Retroflex panicked and purported to have resolved to wind-up Retroflex two days later.
If Retroflex was wound up, then Knauf's security interest (registered far too late) would vest in Retroflex and Knauf would have to apply to the Court for an extension of time to register the security interest- a time consuming, costly and risky exercise.
If Knauf was unsuccessful in extending time for registration of its security interest, then the assets available to unsecured creditors would be expanded by the value of Knauf's goods, thereby reducing the chances that Retroflex's director might be sued for breaches of director duties.
But in trying to outfox the supplier's receivers, Retroflex forgot to give all of its members notice of the proposed meeting at which the wind-up resolution was to be passed. The Court said that the wind-up resolution was therefore void. So the security interest did not vest in Retroflex and Knauf did not have to apply to extend time for registration after all.
The Court then considered what would have happened if the wind-up resolution was valid. As Knauf had not applied to extend time for registration, the Court said that in such circumstances the security interest would have vested in Retroflex.
But Knauf argued that even if the wind-up resolution was valid, its security interest was "perfected by possession" prior to the wind-up resolution occurring. It argued that because "perfection by possession" was as good as "perfection by registration", the result would have been no different.
Knauf had 3 main arguments.
The first was that the mere act of appointment of the receivers constituted "actual possession" or "apparent possession" as required by the PPSA. The Court dismissed this argument as artificial.
The second was that after appointment, the receivers had an intention to control the goods and a right to possession of the goods. But this is "constructive possession" which is specifically excluded by the PPSA.
The third was that by changing the locks to the premises where the goods were located, the receivers had "actual or apparent possession" as required by the PPSA.
The Court agreed with this argument but said that the possession was obtained by seizure or repossession which was an exception to the "perfection by possession" rule.
So what can lessors do? The best practical thing to do is register in time. If you are out of time, the Court has power to extend time for registration. But the cases show this is risky and does not always work.
The good news is that in many cases, the Court has extended time for registration, although such orders are often conditional on any subsequent administrator or liquidator having the right to challenge the order if they are appointed within the next six months. In one case, the Court granted the extension of time even after an administrator had been appointed.
The bad news is that once you become aware of the problem of not being registered, you have to register as soon as possible. In one case, a delay of one month after becoming aware of the need to register was held to be too long.
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[chan-see, chahn-]
adjective, chanc·i·er, chanc·i·est.
Origin of chancy
Synonyms for chancy
1. precarious, doubtful, dubious, venturesome.
Antonyms for chancy
1. sure, certain, predictable.
Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2019
Related Words for chancycapricious, contingent, dicey, erratic, fluky, hazardous, iffy, incalculable, precarious, problematic, rocky, speculative, ticklish, touchy, tricky, uncertain, unpredictable, unsound, whimsical, problematical
Examples from the Web for chancy
Historical Examples of chancy
The struggle for life was difficult and chancy in the islands in those days.Following the Equator, Complete
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
Hopalong smiled, turned to Buck and related his conversation with Chancy.Hopalong Cassidy's Rustler Round-Up
Clarence Edward Mulford
Hugh de Moreville is a man whom it is not chancy to meddle with.Runnymede and Lincoln Fair
J.G. Edgar
To get a light in this way was the most chancy thing in the world.Summer Days in Shakespeare Land
Charles G. Harper
A dark road, pitted with shell holes and slimy with mud, is chancy.Golden Lads
Arthur Gleason and Helen Hayes Gleason
adjective chancier or chanciest
informal of uncertain outcome or temperament; risky
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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Who else is absolutely in love with this summer?! The weather has been incredible, fun with the family never ends, and business is booming! And I'm so thrilled with the onset of the busy season!
What has been your favorite activity over the past couple of months? Can you narrow it to just one?! That task would be a bit too challenging for me, I'm afraid. So instead, let me tell you about a one really exciting event taking place in the studio this week…
I've recently had the blessing of photographing one of the hardest working mamas I know! She's not only juggling the roles of mommy-hood and wife-dom, she also plays a key role in keeping her husband's dental practice (Granite Dental) in tip top shape and is actively involved in volunteering and supporting the community. As if that weren't enough to make this gal spectacular, her personality is such a kick, too!
Rachel may tend to come off a bit shy or quiet – and I think she is to some extent – but she also has this unexpected sense of humor that keeps you laughing and smiling. She's so easy to chat with that I almost didn't let her go at the end of our session!
So… check it out… This is the sneak peek from her Ashtyn Jade Custom Photography Session here in Vancouver! And in just a couple of days, Rachel and her adoring (and adorable) husband will be treated to a fabulous Petite Session Premiere, where they'll witness for the first time all of her gorgeously retouched images – and enjoy a few couture cupcakes in the process. I CAN'T WAIT!!
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The Ridge has been a source of quite the intrigue and confusion since everyone moved in, every so often people will pop their heads in to see what's going on as it has changed and is being used for events.
As many of you have seen The Ridge Social Space is now open and seems to have a constant stream of people coming into play pool. This year the Ridge space will be used as a free, multi-purpose social space. The bar will not be serving drinks or food, nor will it be staffed. However, we have made everything in there free to use; be that the PlayStation 4, the pool table, the dart board and the media facilities. We are excited to offer something different with the space this year and we are eager to put on events and make The Ridge a great place to be, we like to call it "a second living room."
Residents mentors will organise events that you might want to attend, however if there is anything you want to do just drop us an email and we can arrange it for you.
So what can the Ridge be used for?
The Ridge is locked at 11pm, although if events are planned in advance rooms can be used for as long as you want.
All posters and events will be advertised in the ridge so keep an eye out
What it cannot be used for:
At the end of the night the Residence Mentors will lock up The Ridge, and we would be grateful if you throw or take away any rubbish you leave. We have already held a successful movie and Stranger Things 2 night in the Ridge, so if you want to plan anything just ask us!
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In lieu of all of this, I decided to do a fun tag that's been circulating around YouTube the past little while. I'd love to hear your responses if you get a chance!!
Also, if you get a chance, check out some of my favorite beauty gurus' videos on the 7 Deadly Sins of Beauty:
Julia (MissChievous): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkwO0feKUkU&feature=g-u-u&context=G287a005FUAAAAAAABAA
Allison (Amarixe): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0Z3qzkiL-M
Julie (Julieg713): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akoGDYp08O0&feature=g-u-u&context=G2a9dbd2FUAAAAAAAAAA
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My most inexpensive?? Probably my Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear nail polishes. They sell for about $2.49 CDN at WalMart. Good thing they don't mean collectively... I have A LOT of them.
My most expensive item? Oye. It's a tie between my Urban Decay Naked 2 palette and my NARS Sheer Glow foundation, at about $50 CDN each. I suppose in this case the NARS would win out because it's more money for a smaller product.
2. WRATH: What beauty products do you have a love/hate relationship with? What product has been the hardest to get?
I have a love/hate relationship with Cover Girl LashBlast mascara. It is my all-time favorite mascara, but I hate it's longevity. I feel like I have to replace this mascara every month instead of every 3. It dries up insanely quickly... but I LOVE IT.... argh.
The hardest products to get have been my NYX products, especially the blushes. We have some stores in Canada that sell them, but the displays are limited and I've never really found a display that sells blushes and bronzers from NYX. I have to order mine from CherryCulture.com, which sucks - but at least I have a way to get them.
3. GLUTTONY: What are your most delicious beauty products?
Bonne Bell lipLITES. Come in a variety of scents AND flavors. What you smell in the tube is what it tastes like on your lips. I love Angel Food Cake and Caramel Latte (though I think Caramel Latte has been discontinued...). I think I eat more of the lipgloss than is actually on my lips for people to see...
4. SLOTH: What beauty product do you neglect, due to laziness?
I neglect lip products in general. I rarely put on lipstick, lipgloss, lipstain - even chapstick at times. I just couldn't be bothered...
5. PRIDE: What beauty product gives you the most self confidence?
Mascara, I think. My naked eyelashes are basically invisible to the naked eye so I look like a freaker in the morning. Mascara gives my eyes that extra pop and makes them look infinitely larger, even if it's the only beauty product I use.
6. LUST: What attributes do you find most attractive in the opposite sex?
This is going to sound massively creepy, but I swear it's
I love well-formed Adam's Apples - not too big, not too small. I don't like Adam's Apples that look like they'd stab your eye out if you got too close. Josh has 'the perfect' Adam's Apple to me :)
I love the look of a chiselled jaw too. A really defined profile is so sexy on a man - nom nom nom.
I love my husband, have I mentioned that recently?? Haha.
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Samantha Chapman's Real Technique's Brushes. Oye. I want these bad boys so much... I can't get them here in Canada, but I would love to get them as a gift. I asked my parents to pick me up some if they came across them on their trip to the States. I guess I'll find out this week if my dream has come true.... EEP!
What are your guys' 7 Deadly Sins of Beauty?? Post as a comment, or send me a link to your blog post on it!!


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Maghreb Machrek seminar Rabat- Marocco 5-6 may 2009- and IC WSF meeting
Feroz MEHDI General Secretary, Alternatives International tell us his impression and the process abut the Maghreb Machrek meeting in Rabat.
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Feroz MEHDI
General Secretary, Alternatives International *
Feroz Mehdi is one of the founder member of Alternatives. He has been working on projects related to the countries in South Asia. He has also been working in education programs in Quebec and Canada organizing conferences and contributing to publication of newsletters and other documents of analysis and information.
Since 2007 he has taken the job as General Secretary of Alternatives International. The federation of AlterInter has 9 member organizations from Canada, France, Brazil, Israel, Palestine, South Africa, Niger, India and Morocco and its Secretariat is in Montreal.


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Suddenly, A New Army Of Two Game Appears
Well shit, I bet a lot of you out there weren't expecting the announcement of a new Army of Two title today now were you? If you think I'm trying to be sarcastic, then you reading this correctly. Yes, it's another Army of Two game, this time with less Salem and Rios and more…Alpha and Bravo?
Alpha and Bravo are the two new protagonists in what Dead Space developers Visceral Games are calling a "more serious and gritty Army of Two game". With protagonist names like that? Part of what made Army of Two (especially the first one) just barely passable was the often hilarious relationship that Salem and Rios shared. With that now thrown out the window you'd expect game mechanics to have evolved somewhat in order to compensate for previously weak gameplay. Well, I'm not seeing any of that in the game's first trailer.
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Sure we have promises of "seamless co-op" play and all that jazz, but to me it's looking like another third-person shooter that will either bore me to death or, well, bore me to death within the first hour. Hey, at least Frostbite 2 will be handling all the explosions and destruction, because deep down inside that's what we're all looking for in games nowadays.
Here's EA's official press release on the title:
Electronic Arts Inc. today announced Army of TWO™ The Devil's Cartel, the gritty third installment to the blockbuster action franchise celebrated for its intense, two player co-operative gameplay. Developed by Visceral Games™, the award-winning creators of Dead Space™, Army of TWO The Devil's Cartel re-sets the series that pioneered the co-op experience with a more intense, mature and grittier tone. Players will find themselves on the deadly streets of Mexico as Alpha and Bravo, two operatives working for Tactical Worldwide Operations (T.W.O.), a PMC outfit that drops them in the middle of a drug war conflict for an assignment full of corruption and deceit. With the ability to unleash the power of ultimate destruction, players will need to work together as their objectives unravel, allegiances begin to blur and they face off against a ruthless opposition.
"We wanted to refresh the Army of TWO franchise for a new generation of action gamers, and at the same time, stay true to the core concept that really made the first two games fan favorites," said Julian Beak, Executive Producer, Visceral Games. "With meaningful, seamless co-op gameplay at its core and explosive new tag-team features, gamers will have to work together tactically and strategically as they push through a city dominated by one of Mexico's deadliest drug cartels."
Steve Papoutsis, General Manager of Visceral Games, added, "Our goal with Army of TWO The Devil's Cartel is to apply our key design principles – immersive, challenging gameplay, intense narrative and focus on quality – to help improve a franchise we feel has always had a lot of potential."
Featuring both online and split-screen co-op, Army of TWO The Devil's Cartel gives players the chance to distinguish themselves from their friends by providing deeper and more advanced upgrade and customization system. From the mask that protects them in battle to the very weapons that keep them alive, players can customize their own Alpha and Bravo to create the deadliest mercenary team as they see fit.
Army of TWO The Devil's Cartel will be available in March 2013 for the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system and the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system.
I don't know, maybe I'm being a little bit harsh. It's got Visceral Games behind it and it's not like they don't know how to make shooters (see Dead Space 2). Shit, I did it again didn't I? Ok, I promise not to bash what is probably going to end up being another lifeless shooter that will hit stores and take away shelf space that could be used for more deserving games. Fuck, again? Whatever, Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel is out in March next year for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. Take note of the massive smile on my face.


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Losing Weight with Home Remedies and Natural Method. Herbal and ayurveda world have so many things which can help you lose weight more affectionately and during batter time of periods, and all these natural weight loss herbs contain tonics that boost your nervous system or your metabolism which make your body to work for you in your favor, instead against you, which makes you more capable of coping with stress and prevents you from emotional eating and all other causes of weight gain, and since they work naturally so they don't give you any kind of side effects and if you maintain the healthy lifestyle then you don't gain the weight back too, and they make your body to work for your weight loss.
I personally love the combination of cinnamon and Apple Cider Vinegar for weight loss and this is one thing which always work for me, you just need to start taking Apple Cider Vinegar with hot water 5 times a day and use a pinch of cinnamon in it too then it will not only accelerate your weight loss progress and it help you with sweet craving too but with that there are some other herbs too which you can try and you would love the results.
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Guarana: – Guarana is very simple useful herb which helps you in your weight loss since it works with your brain, it stimulates the nervous system and make your body and your system to fight with depression and cope with stress and stop you from overeating and emotional eating which is one of the main reason of weight gain, it is a is a climbing plant in the maple family, Sapindaceae, native to the Amazon basin and especially common in Brazil and we know that you can lose weight with plain maple syrup too and the large leaves and clusters of flowers are great and the fruit is famous for weight loss properties, its seeds contain about twice the concentration of caffeine found in coffee beans and help you lose weight without any side affects.
Guar Gum: – Guar gum is obtained from the Indian cluster bean which has been in the weight loss group for ages, it contains lots of fiber and when you eat guar gum in right way, it gives you a feeling of fullness that prevents you from overeating and it is great for bad cholesterol (LDL) and helps control diabetes too , Guar gum, also called guaran, is a galactomannan and it is actually the ground endosperm of guar beans and it is typically produced as a free-flowing, off-white powder and work great for your weight loss naturally.
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I headed up to JeriHill hardware to get a few more mums. They have the best around, 3 for $15 and a good size as well. As I exited the car a man came over and said, "I hate to pester you but can you tell me about your car?" I answered his questions and then he allowed how he had just purchased a Prius (non-plug-in) and wish he had known about the LEAF earlier since that's what he would have bought. He had driven a Honda Insight for many years but needed a bit more room for hauling kids around. He felt that driving a Prius was a step backwards from the Insight.
He was interested in an electric vehicle as a hedge against gas prices. I told him I was leasing the car as I didn't think it would hold its value with the rapid technology improvements and he suggested that if gas were $8 gallon it would probably not only hold its value but maybe even increase in three years. I hadn't thought of it that way. You never know what you might learn at the hardware store.


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Make checks payable to
Advancing The Kingdom
IMPORTANT: Don't
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Send it to:
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Lawrence, KS 66046
name: BA/CA
Bank number: 12000
Account number: 509.101.468.00
The big crusade and conference in Bamako, and the
ministry trips to Timbuktu and Koutiala in November are approaching,
and the warefare is intensifying. I sollicit your prayers for the
upcoming weeks! Let me update you on all that has happened:
* BREAKING NEWS - I just got the phone call that
we won't get the big open field the crusade was supposed to take
place on. This is Africa, and everything gets done in the last second
(like requesting the use of the field). Now we're trying to get
another field a little further away, that will also be smaller than
the first. PLEASE PRAY that we will get the perfect location and
quickly! Posters and invitations also still need to be printed.
* Yesterday I was informed that the team that's
coming is reduced from 6 to 4 - for very good reasons, of course.
* We still don't have a car to use for the month
of Nov. We've been working on this for weeks. Some things are in
the making - PLEASE PRAY for favor and that they make their decision
* MY VISA - I went in on Monday, and was supposed
to pick up my visa today. Last night I found out that there were
complications. So I went in today, bringing another paper. I should
now get my visa in a few days. My old visa runs out on Tuesday.
PLEASE PRAY it comes through without further complications!
* I've just come through a 10-day fight against malaria.
Praise God I'm healed!
* We were not accepted at the Malian Association of Churches
because they want us to have the government recognition first. That
means, it won't be until September 2006 that we'll become a member.
* Our papers were deposited with the government
a few weeks ago, and I'm in the process of going there every week
or so to follow up, give money, go from place to place....
* There are other challenges, good and bad, with people - Simeon
who's "acting up" again and has chosen to stay away from
all of us for the time being; Sekouba who was gone
two nights, but is back and sleeping on the property every night,
learning to read and write, and Sekouba's friend Brahima
has given his life to the Lord (both are street kids). We have a
new faithful team member, Marie, and Paul,
the Albino, is growing rapidly in his faith. He went through his
own trial when through a government mistake he was rejected by the
public High School. I paid his tuition to go to a private High School,
and it meant a lot to him. I also paid for him to go to an eye doctor
to get a prescription for glasses, but we don't have the money right
now to get him the glasses.
* That finally leads me to the point of finances.
We've had a lot of expenses, partly to prepare for the coming team
and ministry trips, partly for needed one-time purchases, and I'm
praying for God to send the promised provisions so we can take of
all that has to be taken care of.
* If you want to stay updated more frequently, and learn the details
of everything, I invite you to go read my BLOG
and post your comments on them. Click here to read it: www.healing2thenations.blogspot.com
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Ever wonder why so many kids dream of doing great things, like being a doctor curing cancer or a lawyer fighting for justice? I believe we're hard-wired for greatness, in some form or another. This means everyone can do great things. But the way you can go about doing great things might vary a bit depending on how well you resolve the Astronomer Versus Astronaut Dilema.
The Dilema is based on this assumption: there are two ways to explore the universe. One way involves safety while the other involves danger. The astronomer can observe the planets and stars from the relative comfort and security of Earth, while the astronaut is launched into the galaxy to experience these other-worldly bodies up close. Which is greater?
On one hand, the astronomer builds a foundation for his work through years of study and observation. Astronomy involves mental fortitude. The astronomer has to be patient and goes through many sleepless nights. Gazing at the stars is difficult during the noonday sun. Astronomy involves the study of other fields (math, physics) and has centuries of accumulated knowledge and practices that have made the science what it is today.
On the other hand, the astronaut builds a foundation for his work through years of training and preparation. An astronaut demands physical strength and agility. The astronaut goes through countless dangers and puts his life in the hands of others on a daily basis. Astronauts have come from all walks of life, from teachers to pilots, and have just recently began the journey in to space.
Without the astronomer, space would be a much more dangerous place for the astronaut.
Without the astronaut, space would be much more boring and impersonal for the astronomer.
Too often, this dilema plays itself out in the business entrepreneurship world as well. People with a dream of being their own boss are encouraged to launch themselves out into the wide world of business and learn as they go. Or, they spend years observing and studying the business practices and case studies of others who have tried, failed, or prospered as they mentally prepare themselves to do something great.
Which path is right?
Whichever one you're ready for.
If you're in business or hoping to be one day, you need to be both. You need to observe, and you need to float around in space. You need to put your career and livelihood in the hands of others and you need to help prepare others to follow after your discoveries. You need training, preparation, and several thousand pounds of fuel to catapult you to unimaginable heights. You need mental fortitude and physical stamina. You need to walk in the footsteps of others that have been through exactly what you have been through while you simultaneously explore new worlds up front.
Welcome to the new Dilema we call "business." The rest of us expect great things from you.


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