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The (ZEC) has also been working more closely with political parties, to stimulate confidence in the electoral process.
These specific achievements are important. But they are probably not enough. They fall short of NERA's calls. And elections are still threatened by political violence, abuse of state resources by the ruling party and vote buying.
The ZEC's reforms must take place within the framework of other systemic changes outlined above.
ZANU PF has managed to delay the debate on electoral reforms and the reform of the electoral act. There will not be enough time to make the changes before the 2018 elections.
The opposition's "Grand Coalition" is not likely to challenge ZANU PF successfully.
That party sees itself as having brought democracy to Zimbabwe. It will not reform itself out of power.
Individuals in government and the security apparatus are loyal to the ruling party.
This thin line between the party and state has a direct bearing on the political culture of militarisation of government business, fear and repression. In practice, no distinction exists between government and ZANU PF officials especially in the security sector.
The party and state are heavily conflated.
The Ministry of Justice controls the finances of the Election Management Body (EMB).
The government can get the EMB to waste time so that reforms will not threaten the stranglehold of ZANU PF in the 2018 elections.
Unless civil society sustains its pressure for reform and succeeds, the 2018 elections will only serve to legitimise continued authoritarian rule in Zimbabwe.
By Enock Mudzamiri. This article was first published by The Conversation


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An Invitation to New Space: Action and Practice
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Janis Cole (M.Ed, CDI, ASLTA-P) is a culture, language, literature and literacy educator consultant, ASL/English interpreter, community advocate, facilitator, creative arts consultant, actor, director and producer. She is the president of LesDeux2 Productions. Janis was co-chair with Jimmy Beldon for the first national Deaf Interpreter Conference in 2015.
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Ritchie Bryant received his B.A. in ASL from Gallaudet University and M.S. in Deaf Education from McDaniel College. A native Texan he has been teaching ASL to the interpreting students for 15 plus years in five different states before moving to DC two years ago. He has been CDI certified since 2007 and been interpreting in the community especially in Deaf-Blind, legal and medical settings. He has served numerous years on the organizations such as Deafhood Foundation, Black Deaf Advocates, and RID Deaf Advisory Council. He has provided a consultant to various organizations and agencies from contributing to the development of the Deaf interpreter test to online ASL mentor program. His interests include developing African-American storytelling within the Deaf community, and video editing on his computer.
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MJ Bienvenu, Ph.D., is a professor at Gallaudet with the Department of ASL and Deaf Studies. She has taught ASL classes, interpreting and presently a co-director of MA in Sign Language Education where in her classes, she prepares our ASL teachers in the field of ASL Instruction.
MJ has a BA in English (1974) and a MA in Linguistics (1983), both from Gallaudet University and a Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Studies, with specialization in Linguistics and Lexicography (2003), from Union Institute and University. MJ served as a Board member with Deaf Women United, National PKZ, and Conference for Interpreter Trainers, and is now a board member of the Deafhood Foundation. MJ was a co-producer of Deaf Culture, Facial Grammar and ASL Numerical System video series and is presently working with 3 colleagues on a monolingual ASL dictionary.
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Jimmy Beldon, CDI, MA, has been a professional involved in the interpreting field on many levels. Jimmy is the co-owner of Keystone Interpreting Solution, an interpreter referral business. Additionally, he taught at the St. Catherine University in the Interpreter Education Program at Minnesota 2006-2016. Jimmy recently wrapped up 2 terms serving on National Conference of Interpreter Trainer (CIT) board as vice president and is currently serving as director of technology. Jimmy was co-chair with Janis Cole for the first national Deaf Interpreter Conference in 2015.


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As far back as 1871, the "Continental-Caoutchouc und Gutta-Percha Compagnie" was established in Hannover, manufacturing rubber for bicycle tires and industrial uses. In 1898 the focus shifted toward the ever-more demanding automobile industry, and after a swift recovery from World War I, the company prospered. Over the years, multiple sites were bought or built in Stöcken, Hannover-Limmer, Hannover-Vahrenwald and Korbach. The factory in Hannover-Limmer was once operated by a different German rubber company which had merged in 1928/1929 to form Continental Gummi-Werke AG.
Continental embarked on a period of intensified research in synthetic rubber production during 1944/1945 and profited from the work performed by nearby concentration camp prisoners. The company name appears in an excerpt from a story told by Benjamin Sieradzki, who describes his experience when unskilled prisoners were sent to a Continental rubber factory (presumably the plant in Stöcken)
The camp commandant told skilled craftsmen and professionals like carpenters, doctors, sheet metal workers, tailors, etc., to come forward (Ben did not feel skilled enough to dare to volunteer). The rest of would work in the Continental Rubber factory located a short distance from the camp. A few days after arrival, they were awakened around 4:00 a.m. They were then marched to work like a parade with SS guards with rifles on both sides of the column. At the factory they were assigned to the tire-making department. The stronger prisoners were sent to the area where rubber and other resins were processed using heavy roller presses. The rubber was hot and heavy. The punishment for not working fast enough was severe.
Ben was assigned to a galvanizing department. The task was to load steel parts into large steel baskets and lower them by overhead hoist into hot acid tanks, remove them later, and transfer them to other tanks with chemical solutions. Ben worked with German civilians, all of whom wore protective clothing: special rubber aprons, rubber boots and gloves, facial protection against acid splatter and the harmful smelly vapors emanating from the acid tanks. No such protection was given to the prisoners. At this hazardous work, they wore the same striped prisoner pajama-type uniforms they had in Auschwitz. This was their only clothing; they wore it day and night and had no facilities for laundry.
Nighttime brought Allied bombers. One night, there was a direct hit on the factory. The slave laborers couldn't enter it until the debris was cleaned up by other prisoners. One morning Ben was assigned to a group of prisoners to clear bombed-out houses not far from our camp. Ben worked on that detail several times out in the cold and rain. In the ruins, he always looked for food. Sometimes he found some raw potatoes, stale bread, or other old rotten food.
In 1943, during Operation Gomorrah ("Blitz Week"), both the RAF and USAAF targeted a myriad of industrial sites in an effort to cripple the Nazi war machine. On July 26th, the Continental and Nordhafen rubber works were bombed, causing severe damage to the Hannover-Vahrenwald plant. The British military granted permission as early as June 1945 for the Hannover plants to resume production.
Continental resumed a successful history in tire production, however the Limmer plant infrastructure remained painfully out of date, and expansion of the site was not possible due to it being situated on an peninsula. The site ceased operations in 2000; a slow demolition process had begun in 2007, and by 2015 the land is expected to become a housing development.


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If in a woman's life there were acts that caused a strong resentment to her man, if she herself was unfaithful to him, then the probability that he will change her because of revenge is large enough. But this can be avoided, or it can be done so that the betrayal of a man does not happen again because of this reason again, and for this it is necessary to start treating him very well, showing him your love and respect, and showing that you highly appreciate him, as a man.
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True, a lie or a half-truth, all this information, it certainly can have different effects on our behavior, but in fact we can decide with you about it in a way that is convenient for you at the moment. It is convenient for you to accept a lie, take it, you can face the truth, that's fine, then you are capable of making a decision and will not regret it.
Well, if you are confronted with a half-truth, then you just need to calculate for yourself the prospects of re-weighing that scales, to which you will add conclusions and analysis results.
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I have always believed and believe that there is only one instinct in this life, the instinct of man's survival as a species, it is also called the instinct of life. This instinct is directly related to the instinct of self-preservation, which tells us that we need to survive, we must do so to be safe, to be full, to have a partner or partner for intercourse and abandonment, all as animals. From here comes the instinct of power and the sexual instinct, everything is logical, we are the same animals, just more intellectually developed.
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Celebrity rugby star Gavin Henson has been suspended after an incident on a domestic flight. Cardiff Blues were flying back from Glasgow after losing 31-3 to Glasgow Warriors.
The club is instigating an investigation into the incident, and issued a statement on the club website: "Cardiff Blues can confirm that Gavin Henson has been suspended with immediate effect following an incident on the flight back from Scotland after their match against Glasgow Warriors last night. The Cardiff Blues management team will meet to discuss the matter further."
The airline Flybe is also examining what exactly happened on flight BE3431, although it wasn't clear whether they would be taking any action against the player or the club.
It's the latest incident in a complicated career for the Welsh star. He signed for Cardiff after spells at Saracens, Toulon and Ospreys, but most of his attention seems to have been concentrated on reality TV shows rather than rugby.
Henson, the former partner of singer Charlotte Church, has appeared in 71 Degrees North, Strictly Come Dancing and The Bachelor as he attempts to launch himself as a light entertainment personality. Rumours suggest he is lined up to appear in a film called Lord Owen's Lady, alongside Anthony Hopkins.
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Refuge from Domestic Violence, by Wendy MargolesePosted by kjohnson on Jul 10, 2017 in Blog | Comments Off on Refuge from Domestic Violence, by Wendy Margolese
The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV) states, that there are more than 10 million domestic abuse victims annually in this country. In this article, Wendy Margolese, a colleague and writer, who focuses on the relationship between thought, spirituality and health, talks about this heart-felt topic that effects so many. She shares her spiritual perspective and the story of a woman who has escaped from domestic abuse-mentally and physically. Wendy acknowledges how reaching out to God through prayer can heal the wounds of self-doubt and the feelings of worthlessness by seeing our true identity as His image and likeness-loved and good. Join me and read this thought provoking and enlightening article!
A few years ago, a friend of mine needed refuge from domestic abuse. She'd had the courage to leave the imprisoning situation that had become untenable, but now she was looking to actually heal the fear and hurt.
Emma, who doesn't want her real name used, had been a student of the Bible for most of her life. It felt natural for her to turn to some of the scriptural stories of people released from prisons – some physical, some mental – who had been helped and healed. One verse that meant a lot to her was from the prophet Isaiah: "As a mother comforts her child, so I will comfort you" (66:13, Common English Bible).
Emma said she was also inspired by the idea that we are all made in God's spiritual image, and by the promise that everything in creation (including her) was "very good" (Genesis 1:31). She began to glimpse that her identity was not worthless, as she'd been led to believe, but that she was the actual spiritual creation of God, which the Divine saw as "very good."
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Black men in our society face enormous challenges. Some of these challenges stem from social attitudes and perceptions about African American men, especially as these perceptions impact education, poverty, employment, and health-related problems. Society's response to social stigma, the treatment of social and mental problems and racism are all evident in African Americans' daily relationships with others. Each of these challenges individually can be devastating; collectively, they become overwhelming and catastrophic. It is this author's supposition that the mechanisms that undergrid the challenges of Black men are embedded in race, ethnicity and culture, and that the pervasiveness and consistency of racism in our society impacts one's quality of life and livelihood. The pervasiveness of racial and ethnic differences in health care delivery, stigma associated with mental illness, and cultural insensitivity among some healthcare professionals are addressed in this article. Overt prejudice, systemic biases and cultural insensitivity are viewed as contributors to the overall racial gaps in and poor delivery of health care for Black men in our society. These infractions become serious when middle-age Black men are dying at nearly twice the rate of White men of similar age [Men's Health Network 2004); and when more than l in 4 adult Black men experience some form of mental health or substance abuse disorder during their lifetime [HHS 2003). This article closes with voices of Black men who live with the harsh realities of our healthcare system and the physical and emotional factors that create negative living environments.
Recommended Citation
Calloway, Narviar C.
"The Mental Health of Black Men: A Problem of Perception,"
Challenge: Vol. 12
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text: For dozens of successful Pricewaterhouse Coopers projects, Conbrio Principal Bill Bancroft provided a range of services, including strategy and facilitation, to partners, including the firm's Senior Partner, pursuing the audits, tax or special work at Fortune 500 companies. Conbrio worked with teams in all-day goal-setting sessions and in one-on-one meetings to plot strategy and draw implementation plans. Conbrio Principal Bill Bancroft orchestrated more than 100 goal sessions over 14 years and worked with teams that won more than $100 million in work during the period.


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Today I was finishing up my shift at Herbally Grounded when El Jefe called with some news that he was D-O-N-E with the kids. He was motivating the Chunks to clean their room and he had had enough. "I'm done," he said, "I've yelled like Chris Farley twice." Like Chris Farley? I hung up the phone giggling. Which Chris Farley yell was it, I wondered?
I decided it was this one:
There are a few times in my life where I've looked back and thought "holy crap I didn't know I had it in me." It started, really, at child birth (uh, not the birth of me, the birth of my children). I didn't know I could bellow like that. Barbaric really.
It's like this: when I became a mommy, I also birthed a beast inside me. It doesn't come out often. I swear. But there are points in motherhood where you try to stay calm and put all your energy to stave off that screech that is so angry and gutteral that it flexes your vocal chords so hard that you say "ouch, why'd I do that?" afterwards. But it still emerges. So suddenly, too. You snap. It's just like Chris Farley and the french fries: voice is calm, calm, calm, calm then Raaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrr!
Anyway. Was that the yell, El Jefe? Or was it the other one, the more motivational one, where they're gonna "live in a van down by the river!"?
By the way, you are still in the "Nicest Boy in America" Club and as well as the "Greatest Dad In the Western Hemisphere" Society~ I feel that needs to be reiterated here. (Note to reader: I find it a bit of an exaggeration to say "Best dad in the world" Or "Nicest boy in the universe." Really, how could you know that? I find my titles for El Jefe are closer to the truth and therefore more fitting)
So, my Love, please don't beat yourself up….
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HILARIOUS!!! I know EXACTLY what you mean by that yell! Every once in a while it comes out and the volume and range scares me even! Good post La!!!! ;o)
p.s. Thanks for the SNL flashback. I miss those days w/Chris Farley.
July 22, 2010 at 9:24 pm
RIP paper bagging jeans….and Chris Farley
July 23, 2010 at 5:27 pm
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Alderman Harvey is a self employed general contractor. He graduated from MTSU with a B.S. in Recording Industry Management. He is married to Lisa Harvey, they have four children Gracie, Patrick, Martha & Liza. He is a member of St. Matthews Episcopal Church. His hobbies are boating and playing in the band,
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Album Reviews4 comments Posted by Matthew C Evans at 3:40 PM
I recently picked up a few new albums via iTunes and have been listening to them a good bit in the car whilst I have been traveling. As always, I like to let people know when I find some good music, so I thought I would review and perhaps recommend a couple to you.
The first record I picked up was The Statler Brothers greatest hits. Just kidding!
Really though, the first one is Leeland's sophomore release entitle Opposite Way. Leeland's first record Sound of Melodies was a solid first-record, with hardly a bad song on it. It was one of those records that I could put in and listen all the way through without having to skip any songs. Now a year or so older and a bit more experienced, Leeland has put out another solid record. The first song on the record (which was also their first single from the album) called "Count Me In" seems to pick up where they left off in the first album. These guys must have a degree in Catchy, Melodic choruses. Not to mention the lead singer Leeland Mooring has such great lyrics. He writes unapologetic words of praise and worship, but crafts songs that more-often-than-not avoid tired, overused cliches that praise and worship music is shamefully famous for.
The first half of the album stays strong. However, there are a few songs in the middle that seem to drag a bit for my taste. I am keyed in until about song 4, and then my attention starts to wane. But then the end of the record picks back up by song 8 or so.
All in all, I think it is a good record. I would agree with other reviews that Leeland didn't fall into the dreaded sophomore slump. However, I will say that with such a strong first album, the bar was set really high. While I don't think Opposite Way is quite as strong of an effort, I do believe Leeland has shown that they know how to crank out catchy and meaningful worship songs that not only allow the listener to be encouraged, but also threatens to sweep said listener in a frenzy of soaring praise to God....and I'd say worse things could definitely happen. Scale of 1-10, 10 being the best album ever made in the history of time and 1 being only a mere step up from the disaster that was The Crash Test Dummies debut that you know you bought cause you couldn't get that MMMMMMMMMM song out of your head, I give Leeland a 7......a breath of fresh air.
Ok, I'll try not to dissect so much on the next two albums. The second of my recently acquired tune-age is a band called Edison Glass. Chances are if you've hung around me at all recently you've heard me talk about this band. They are from New York, and they are really really good. This record called Time is Fiction (definitely a post-indie title if ever there was one)and is also their sophomore release. Some of you will find Edison Glass strange and unenjoyable. You other, more intelligent, sophisticated and well-rounded readers (HA!) will find them delightfull quirky, immensely talented, and surprisingly thought-provoking. I really like their lyrical stylings. Full of hope and grace, yet not to the detriment of their well-thought-out and artful packaging! I give this album an 8.
The final record is by a new group called Secret and Whisper. I think this record entitled Great White Whale will win the award for guilty pleasure for me this year. Don't get me wrong, they are a good band. However, the sheer overuse of double-base drum licks and obviously solid state-which-can-only-mean-one-thing....-artificial-harmonics-galore distortions should be the first things that turn me off. Add that with the eerie fact that the lead singer sounds like Sebastian Bach (oh come on....Skid Row...you knew that....you just didn't want to admit it!) and you have all the ingredients for a wannabe post-1980s-hair-band disaster. But alas, they pull it off, and I can't stop playing the record! Don't get me wrong, their are no silly long guitar solos, and no spandex pants (I hope), but there is an obvious nod to a day thankfully gone by. In any case, I think half of my fascination with Secret and Whisper is my attempts to reach the previously-only-attained-by-a-dog-whistle vocal notes that the lead singer belts out. That in-and-of-itself makes the album worth having. All in all I give this album a 6.5.....the .5 is for having a big white friendly looking Whale for the cover art.
Ok, so for those of you who are still reading (because I have a feeling that many stopped after review/recommendation #2) let me know if you've pick up anything new that is worth checking out (and NO Taylor Swift, Barry Manilow, nor Ludacris is worth checking out....so just keep those to yourself). And do yourself a favor and at least try one of those albums. You'll be glad you did......or maybe not.....if not then it's your own fault for going and getting music you've never heard....but if you do get it and are glad that you did...then.....you're welcome!
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News Headline1 comments Posted by Matthew C Evans at 11:55 AM
As I mentioned before, I am in Atlanta all week taking a workshop for seminary. I had the TV on the news the other night while I was working on some stuff, and I just happened to hear this teaser as the news was just starting. The teaser line, quoted by a female field reporter apparently standing in Downtown Atlanta where a tornado did a considerable amount of damage, was:
"Downtown Atlanta is open for business again......(long pause).....IF YOU'RE A CRACK DEALER!"
I just laughed and laughed....not because crack dealing is a joke. Nor is the sale or use of illegal drugs is in anyway humorous....but the teaser line....the way it was said....was just so wrong it was funny. As if to say that crack dealers had an edge on the rebuilding process of businesses effected by a tornado.
Ah local news...even in a big town...is like no other. In related news, this is a really great job of sports reporting done by a local news station in North Carolina.
Fun times!
Life's Little Lessons1 comments Posted by Matthew C Evans at 6:44 PM
Over the years I'd like to think that I've learned some things. Some of those lessons have come from the school of hard knocks, others have come from "little tricks" that I have been taught, still others from education or reading. Mostly the lessons just come from daily experience and observation. So in light of all this learning, I thought I would share with you some of the most memorable lessons I have learned through my short 20 years (yes I do know I'm not 20, but the first 7 don't really count right? And I can still pass for 20 right.....here's to holding on to youth!)
1)Tostitos don't have to have to be smothered in cheese or salsa to be good – don't get me wrong, I still like them that way, but in light of the new diet I've learned how to savor the taste of the crunchy corn chip in its bare, natural state.
2)There's always an easier way to do things – "little tricks" as me ol father is famous for showing me, are often learned by first doing it the hard way. I am thankful for those times when "little tricks" were shown without me having to do it the hard way.
3)I only perform as well as I practice – preparation is the key to performance. I am learning more and more as I lead worship that I only lead and play as well as I have prepared myself both mentally and physically. Leading a choir has really highlighted this aspect for me, as choir rehearsal goes so much smoother when I have thought out all the transitions and the rehearsal.
4)Cats really are curious – and it's amazing how many times curiosity could get my cat killed!! Seriously though, I wish I could be as perceptive as Howard (our cat). She notices things so quickly. As soon as something new is in the house or something has been moved or rearranged, she checks it out. Wish I had that sensitive of a radar.
5)The weather never satisfies – if its hot I'd rather have cooler weather. If it's raining? I'd rather it be sunny, if it's cold then it had at least better snow!
6)Toilet seat covers on a wet toilet do not serve their intended purpose - need I clarify?
7)When teaching a class (assuming that I ever do that)it is a good idea to let the class out at least 15 minutes earlier than the stated time of dismissal. I check out at least 15 minutes prior to the time I am expected to leave! This is especially pressing because as I type, I am in a class that is going up to the minute of stated time to leave. Not that I would even consider blogging while in class.
8)There are very few things in life that are worth getting worked up about. What I mean is that life will throw curves, bad things happen, money runs thin, relationships get strained, life gets hard and we struggle. But I've not seen one situation where allowing myself to get bent out of shape, panic, or worry myself to death have changed or help the situation in anyway. In every situation there is something to be thankful for.
9)Passion is a blessing and a curse. I am by nature a passionate person, at least about the things I am passionate about. I am a very hot/cold person. It is either the best thing in the world, or it means virtually nothing to me. In other words, there are some things that I can and will invest myself completely in (music, my marriage, my work, etc.) But those things that I see as peripheral are just that to me, and so I somehow subconsciously feel that they are not worthy of my attention. This isn't always a good thing, as many things that I may not be passionate about are still important and still carry weight in someone's world.
10)Sunscreen, while altogether annoying to slather on, is a necessary evil for those of us with pale (translation -pasty white) complexion. I used to think that I could burn and then tan. But the whole skin cancer scare has gotten to me. Plus it mostly just turns out to be burn then peel.
And one to grow on...
11)The latest fad today will be the biggest fashion faux pas tomorrow - splatter paint shirts and leggings anyone? Or even better, remember the old clothes on backward fad started by on Kris Kross....yes, I can't believe I remembered that!
Life is full of lessons to be learned. Sometimes it is helpful to spend time and review some of those lessons. It will help you remember where you've come from, how you've grown, and where you are headed!
Goodbye Poundage4 comments Posted by Matthew C Evans at 8:45 AM
It is a dreary, rainy day here in Alabama and I am struggling to get started with my work, so I thought I would just post a short rambling. First, I must say that though the rain makes it more appealing to stay in bed than to get up, I am thankful that we are getting rain. Our land was pretty dry here, and we still have a good bit of catching up to do!
But rain isn't what I really wanted to talk about. My heart's desire this morning is to blog about something that has recently entered my life, something that I am trying to embrace as best I know how, but struggling to make it a way of life....that subject? Dieting!! That's right folks, Karen and I have finally taken the plunge to healthy eating....and a long plunge it is for those of us who like to partake in the tasty-goodness and comfort of junk food. But before you get all crazy on us about our dieting, allow me to give you the details of the diet.
First we aren't starving ourselves. We still eat. Second, we actually can eat more meals now than we used to. That's right, out with the boring ol' 3 a day meal plan, and welcome 6 count them 6 meals a day! WOOO HOOO.....well sort of. We can eat 6 meals, but each meal must be significantly smaller portions....and significantly different kind of food than we used to eat...or at least prepared differently.
When Karen and I were dating, there was a time when I really wanted to be healthy...and muscular. Mostly just muscular. So I found this diet called Body-4-Life. It is a really great 12 week program that helps you not only eat better, but also exercise. The plan allows for 6 meals a day with a 6 day a week exercise plan. So I did that diet for 12 weeks while Karen was gone to Hawaii for that same amount of time. It was great because when she came back, I had added a little muscle and was probably in the best shape of my life (which isn't saying too much I don't suppose). Well anyway, the 12 weeks ended and so did my commitment to healthy eating and working out.
NO MORE MY FRIENDS. I am now back on the wagon.....sort of. Karen and I have a new found desire for healthy eating and perhaps trading a few pounds for muscle. As I mentioned before, we can still eat, but we are eating different foods....lots of grilled chicken and steamed or raw vegetables. We have discovered the displeasure of brown rice (not like mom used to...this is like brown rice that sorta tastes like fluffy grass).
But my biggest change in diet is that I am doing my best to quit eating altogether by 7 pm. Oh man, this is hard. I mean I've gone to bed the last week and a half with my stomach growling. Usually about 8:30 I would be eating some popcorn, or a fudge round, or some cheese and peanut butter crackers, or some ice cream, or a brownie, or a cookie, or a candy bar, or the whole refrigerator topped with ice cream (what can I say, I love sweets). But now, I just push through the hunger, hoping that as my stomach growls, it finds some fat to satisfy itself.....ewww..the thought of my stomach eating my own fat.....that's nasty!
Well anyway, so Karen and I are almost 2 weeks in and things are going relatively well. She is really great with buying the food and motivating me. We make a pretty good team when we set our minds together to do something. The one big thing I have to work on is adding the exercise back in, which is pretty hard when 3-4 nights a week you don't get home until 8pm. But NO EXCUSES! We're gonna do this right. So the next time you see us, perhaps we'll look a little bit healthier!
Here's to eating stuff that doesn't taste good, but is good for you!!
Meme...Youyou.....I'm so confused4 comments Posted by Matthew C Evans at 11:48 AM
Well it seems I have been tagged in a Meme from Josh Horne's blog. So after I got further clarification from Josh, I thought I would respect my tag and do my best and attempt a meme.
For those of you who, like me, don't know what a meme is, it is simply a list of things that let people know a little bit more about yourself. There are several different kinds that cover all types of topics. My meme topic is quirky things about me. This could go on for days! So without further ado, here is my quirky meme, which includes six ridiculously random quirky things/habits about me.
1. My toenails bother me when I lay down at night. I usually realize that my toenails are too long when I shove my feet into bed. One little snag, and I have to get up right then and cut them, or file them. And sometimes it takes 2 or 3 times to get it right. I get up, go to the bathroom, grab the toenail clippers and file, cut and file, go back and shove my feet once again under the cover,but then it still snags....can't have that so get up, go to the bathroom, I cut and file again....still not good...I bring the file by my bed and file as needed. It's really annoying
2. I leave little candy wrappers laying around all the time. I love those little Wint-O-Green Lifesaver mints, so we always keep a stock. Hey you never know when you need good breath. But usually when I open them, I just leave the candy paper laying on the counter or table. I forget that they are there. I think it's because they are so light and then that you can't throw them in the trashcan that makes me not want to throw them away. After all, what fun is throwing garbage away unless you can shoot it like a basketball (however I do not recommend this when throwing out leftover mashed potatoes.
3. I never remember to change my towel. It usually takes a sour smell for me to think "hey, maybe I should get a fresh towel." Either that or Karen changes it for me!
4. I count constantly. Perhaps it's the rhythm side of my brain, or maybe I'm just crazy, but I do it with my fingers the most. Back and forth 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-4 and so on. Watch my fingers sometime, you'll see me doing it.
5. I go through the exact some morning routine every morning while getting ready. This probably applies to everybody, but sometimes I'd just like to spice it up a bit. I'd like to fix my hair, then brush my teeth just once...but that will never happen because I have to brush my teeth before I get in the shower (can't stand the smell of my own morning breath!)
6. I walk on the insides of my feet. I never knew this until after I got married, but man it reeks havoc on my shoes. And when my shoes just sit there on the floor, they sit tilted in. It's embarrassing and expensive, as my shoes wear out really quickly.
Like I said this could go on for quite sometime. But I'll stop there. I suppose the tradition is to tag someone to do this as well, so I think I will tag Heath and Clay....not because I think they will do it, but because I would love to know their quirks....but not in a weird way...I mean I don't care that much, but because I bet they have some.... (another one of my quirks is not knowing when to shut up...even when typing).
Update on the New Axe and Stuff2 comments Posted by Matthew C Evans at 10:12 AM
I have now officially broken in the new Taylor, as I rehearsed with it on Wednesday night and used it yesterday morning in both services. One piece of bad news....well not really bad, just kind of awkward news, was that I broke a string on the 3rd song of the first service. I am blaming it on the fact that the guitar traveled across the country with those strings, so they were probably a bit worn out. However, despite the minor snare, the guitar is dandy....it sounds fantastic and plays like a dream. I really do like the new pickup system at least so far, but know that it will take some time, attention, and some tweaking to get the sound just right.
Now for some further ponderings. I'd love to get some comments and feedback on this one if you care.....but do you ever feel like the way in which we attempt to express worship in the context of the normal Sunday church setting is a bit forced? I mean, is it really natural to go to a building of what turns out to be near strangers (due in large part to the lack of during-the-week-interaction by the same group of people) and attempt to pour our deepest affection to God? I mean, don't get me wrong, I think music is one of the best ways to communicate love, emotion, commitment, and overall worship to God. I believe the Bible commands us to use music in worship. The psalmist declares "Sing to the Lord you saints of his; praise his holy name." (Psalm 30:4). Paul also encourages the use of music by saying in Ephesians 5:19 "Sing and make music in your heart to the Lord. and in Colossians 3:16"Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom, and as you sing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs with gratitude in your hearts to God."
However, I am afraid our context is drastically different from the context in which Paul is writing. I think the church has become something despairingly different than what it was in the early first century, and I am afraid that it is pitifully far from what God intended. So week by week we gather together in a place, some of us because we genuinely desire to worship God in Spirit and in Truth and in unity with other believers. Meanwhile, many others are there for a multitude of reasons; to see and be seen; to make themselves feel better; to check off a box of "things to do"....most of whom (here goes the stereotype) look like they'd rather be anywhere else but here, and few others still who are pretending to love God so that their reputation stays in tact. Again, don't get me wrong, I know that many are there for all the right reasons, and we all sometimes do things for wrong reasons.....all of us are guilty of selfish motivations.
But I just wonder if we should really just step back and take a good hard look at this thing we call church, specifically in the area in which I serve. I love what I do to an extent, because it involves music. But so many times I feel like this is futile....a chasing after the wind to borrow Solomon's thought.
I've probably blogged about this subject before, and perhaps you are getting sick of hearing about it. It's just that when I knew I was called to ministry, and I began this journey, I expected so much more. And I have a sneaky feeling God expects so much more. Meanwhile, we continue our routine, accomplishing a momentary good-feeling that lasts all of 45 seconds after the closing prayer, and then we turn around, walk away from the group of strangers we try to pass off as a community of believers and await another week of the same old stuff.......not so sure this is really Christ's idea of church!
Your thoughts?
Wood and Steele!7 comments Posted by Matthew C Evans at 11:33 AM
It finally came yesterday!! I think I only mentioned it once in my blog, but any one who has had any kind of a conversation with me over the last forever knows that I've been saving up for a new acoustic guitar. Well I started saving up last year, but then had to get my widsom teeth removed along with other financial things that came up, so we effectively disposed of the guitar fund. Then at Christmas time, thanks to my folks and Karen's hard work we started saving up again. So after selling some things, along with other miscelaneous income, I finally saved up enough to purchase my brand new Taylor 614 ce!! Man I am so pumped. I've wanted this guitar for quite sometime now, and I finally got it. It sounds incredible and has some fancy features to give it a good look as well.
I have to say a huge thanks to Karen for supporting this little investment. Truthfully, she'll get no personal enjoyment from it (other than she'll no longer hear me talk about wanting it) but she was so great to not only allow me to get it, but chipped in her hard earned money for it! I am very thankful!
Below are some pictures of the arrival....Karen insisted that we take a picture of the UPS man delivering it. I ordered it from Record Heaven in Griffin GA, who beat everybody else's price by $400....and they got it straight from the Taylor factory in Cajon, CA!!
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The Tax Man1 comments Posted by Matthew C Evans at 10:32 AM
Quite possibly the most exciting time of the year is fast approaching. I can smell it in the air. Yesterday and today we had the almost yearly preview of spring, with temperatures reaching into the 70s and sunny blue skies (prompting the new colors for my blog!! WOOO HOOO). It's getting close to that time of year...but we're not there yet. There are still cold days to be endured before we start the warm up, and new life begins to appear on the tress. Spring has a special quality about it....a feeling of newness....rebirth.....second chances....it's good. It's not here yet.....but it is close I can feel it.
Along with the weather, March has now dawned, which means at least one other thing.....March Madness! That's right.....basketball will soon be at the forefront. I used to get a lot more excited about the tournament and all, but now I seem to take a bit more interest in football...in part because Karen will watch that with me. I haven't been able to coax her into being a basketball fan. However, when we get to the Sweet 16 I think I shall be able to sneak in a few games! Pretty pumped about that.
However, with all of the good things that spring brings, there is one inevitable and unavoidable spring task that we all must face.....and it is not fun. That task......TAXES! Oh man.....taxes kill me. I realize that they are a part of life, they make the government run, and (cringe) stimulate the economy (so some say....I don't know....). But I gotta be honest, if I could actually take the money I earn and actually keep it to use as I see fit....well I gotta be honest, I'd probably do that. I'm saying that if paying taxes was an option, I'd probably choose not to pay them.....nope.....I know I wouldn't pay them. But, alas, no option is given....you either pay them willingly, or the government takes them willingly. And in my situation, at least for now, there is no refund to be had. Honestly I am ok with that...we get all excited about a refund...but a refund means that we must have paid something to begin with...and obviously we must have paid to much.
So I spent most of the day Saturday doing my taxes....and listen I have had some fun in my life....lots of fun I'd like to think....and taxes are the exact opposite of fun....in fact....I think numbers and the addition, subtraction, or general calculation of numbers is the antithesis of fun! Fun runs away from numbers. Fun must have gotten beat up at an early age by numbers and now fears the worst from them, and so chooses to stay as far away as possible. Fun trembles at the thought of numbers, and faints when faced with taxes. Fun is like the average person, and numbers are like Chuck Norris. Fun sees numbers and quite literally wets his pants, cries like a little girl, and runs home to mom.........getting the picture? So you can imagine how little fun was had on Saturday. The best part is that I do my own taxes with the helpful application called TurboTax.....however I still find the filing of taxes so incredibly confusing that it takes me two, count them TWO full times of filling out the files just to ensure that I did everything correctly. I can only imagine in my worst nightmares how UNFUN it would be to have to go through an audit. If numbers beat fun up at an early age....the an audit did even more unspeakable acts to fun at an even earlier age, such that fun cannot shake the memory of an audit and thus must be hospitalized every time it hears even the mere mention of the word audit.
I say all that about taxes (and the lack of fun) to say this....after trying to file my taxes, may mood was....how shall I put this.....not good?....no that won't do.....bad?.....hmmm...getting there......terrible?.....closer......rotten...yes yes...rotten...that sums it up...my mood was rotten. I always feel as though I've been robbed, as I am sure that most every American who pays feels. But after a day of feeling sorry for myself and angry about my situation, I came to my senses and realized how dreadfully silly it is to get all worked up about something that is uncontrollable and inevitable (well let me clarify..the way in which taxes are paid compared to my situation could be better...but that is another discussion for....never). I realized that I have to pay taxes, and that furthermore if something like this in my life is what gets me all worked up, then woe be unto me if and when true tragedy really did strike. I mean even my current biggest problem is so stinking insignificant when compared to people all over the world who are suffering from hunger, the destruction of war and oppresion, disease, etc. If I would allow myself to just sit back (which I did as best I could) and really assess my life.....blessing, protection, provision, love, grace, mercy and a host of other indescribable good things abound. I am in want for nothing much less need.....I have food, a roof over my head, a wonderful family, the most amazing wife, an entertaining (yet sometimes only bearable) cat, reliable transportation, good health, solid job, decent education.....I mean....could I really ask for more.....and furthermore could I really allow some miniscule little problem (though that isn't even accurate...because it's worthy of the word problem...it's more like a prob...)to crawl all over me??!?!??! What a slap in the face for me to cry foul when one thing doesn't go my way!! What a denial of blessings that would be!!!
I realize that one day Karen and I will have to deal with real hardship.....perhaps a trajedy....not that I wish for that....but I just half expect it....life is that way....why should I think myself exempt? And so when that comes along, I like Job want to approach those situations with unwaivering trust, faith, thankfulness (yes thankfulness) and ultimately obedience. In the end, this life is a vapor, and as Solomon so accurately describes it, vainity in many reguards. And we have a God who not only knows us, but cares deeply for us! That alone is something to celebrate!
Consider it pure joy my brothers when you face trials of many kinds, becaus you know that the testing of your faith develops perserverance. Perserverance must finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything. James 1:2-4


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Voie Bleue Charleroi : a few exclusives!
5 comments:
I'm a bit confused. Will this become a payware product, or a freeware product?
- August 14, 2013 at 10:42 AM
- Mason Dominique said...
Definitely a payware from what Manuel said. For two simple reasons : he is working on this project for months, each week end and because he had to pay for imagery resource.
Now what ? Well it's just up to us, simmers, to help him.. or not.
- August 14, 2013 at 10:57 AM
- Manuel said...
Thank you Dom
Yes Niko, Pay or not for my job is not a problem, a lot of other people work very well for free also ...
If this scenery are release it for pay that's because the national geographique from my country, ask some money on each download ... Author right, for use 8 km² satellite imagerie ...lol
But I promise release it, for a low money ...
- August 14, 2013 at 11:50 AM
Manuel... Stop working v for 2 minutes and send me my latest beta build grrrrr..... Or bring it to me....
- August 14, 2013 at 3:53 PM
- jencas said...
Just for info:
PRE RELEASE SALE - EBCI Charleroi X - Prologue
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Already ordered my copy this morning!
- September 22, 2013 at 8:53 AM
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