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  • Model NO.: OL160
  • Installation Method: Portable
  • Cooling Method: Water Cooling
  • Speed: Speed
  • Usage: Common Units
  • Excitation Mode: AC Rotating Exciter
  • Frequency: 50Hz/60Hz
  • Rated Voltage: 230V/400V
  • Starting Method: Electric Start
  • Biogas Engine: 6CTA
  • Control System: UK Deep Sea
  • Specification: CE, ISO, SGS
  • HS Code: 8501620000
  • Type: Basic Diesel Generator
  • Stroke: Four Stroke
  • Output Type: AC Three Phase
  • Conditions of Use: Land Use
  • Landuse Type of Unit: Automation Type
  • Rated Power: 160kw
  • Rated Current: 400A
  • Genset Speed: 1500rpm/1800rpm
  • Generator Output Type: AC Three Phase
  • Generator: Leateck
  • Trademark: Pullincess
  • Origin: China
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Good Quality 160KW Cummins Diesel Generator

380V Power Generator

Good Quality 160kw Cummins Diesel Generator 380V Power Generator

Product Features:

1. With Brand New Cummins Engine.

2. 100% Copper Alternator Generator.

3. Good Quality and Rapid Service.

4. Lasted 8 Hours Running Fuel Tank.

5. Fuel Less Generator.

6. If With ATS, Can Be Automatic Started When Out Of Electric Supply.

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Good Quality 160KW Cummins Diesel Generator Parameters:

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 230/400VAC,50Hz,0.8PF (lag),Three phase four wire

Good Quality 160kw Cummins Diesel Generator 380V Power Generator

 Company Information

Oripo stablished in 1998, Oripo Power Engineering Co.,Ltd is professional leading manufacturer, suppliers, exporter and authorized dealers of diesel gensets. With over 20,000 square meters and a staff nearly 200, the headqauter is loacted in Foshan city, adjacent to Guangzhou which is the trade center of Guandong province. We offering power genset, industrial genset, silent genset, weather proof genset, Cummins genset, Perkins genset, Yuchai genset, Shanghai Dongfeng genset, Deutz genset, Weichai electric genset, China domestic genset, silent diesel generator, portable power generator, trailer diesel generator and electric power generator .

Currently, Oripo cooperated with multinational companies formed a strategic partnership. Import CUMMINS, PERKINS series generator sets, and purchase engine from with Cummins (USA), Cummins (DCEC), Chongqing Cummins (CCED), Shangchaigufen (SDEC), Guangxi Yuchai (ycchai), Tianjin Lovol (LOVOL), Deutz, alternater with STAMFORD, MARATHON, LEADTECH and other international or domestic famous brand. Establish a long-term friendly cooperation relations with the branded engine and alternator company, authorized to be the OEM partner, In 2009, Oripoe authorized by Cummins, Shanghai Dongfeng and Yuchai to provide OEM service. As professional qualified manufacturer provide OEM genset, spare parts, after sale service,in order to better serve customers and laid a solid foundation.

During the last ten odd years, Oripo has been dedicated to pursuing professional production, thus prevailing in the market with its superior quality, cutting-edge technology and tailor-made services. Moreover, with an endeavor to expand our business operations, we adhere to ethical business practices, transparent business dealings and work to attain the confidence and trust of our clients.

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1.     What is your warranty period?
Our payment terms is 1 year or 1000 running hours whichever comes first. But based on some special project, we can extended our warranty period.
2.     Does your generator have global warranty?
Yes, most of our products like Cummins diesel generator enjoy the global warranty service. And the alternator we use like Leateck also enjoy the global warranty service, so you do not need to worry about the aftersales service.
3.     Can you accept OEM?
Yes, we can accept OEM.
4.     What is your payment  terms?
We can accept T/T 30% in advance, and the balance 70% shall be paid before shipment or L/C at sight.
5.     What is your delivery time?
Our normal delivery time is 20 to 25 days. But if your order is some special engine and alternator, then the delivery time is longer.

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Oripo factory provides a full line of brand new and high quality products. Each and every unit is strictly factory tested. Warranty is according to our standard conditions: 12 months or 1000 running hours, subject to the earlier one. And what's more, Oripo factory will provid lifespan technical support and spare parts maintenance lists with manufacture prices.

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Monday, May 23, 2016

Dressing Up

Have finally made the girls more dress up dresses. I love it. Even though gathering is pretty much the bane of any dress sewing, making fun costumes for the girls to put on is possibly the most therapeutic sewing there is. It's a dress up, so it doesn't have to be perfect, and it's pretty, and I know they will love it. Winning.

These ones are pretty stunning, if I do say so myself. I made them exactly the same way that I made the first Cinderella Dress for Sophie nearly a year ago now. They look a bit the same because of that fact, but I feel they are different enough. No need to get too fussy when it's a dress up for a three year old right?

I'm rather lucky with sewing, because most of the material for theses dresses was just given to me. I did pay 50 cents a metre for the yellow stary tulle (of which I used two metres so a grand total of $1), but that was it. The rest of the yellow material was a gift from a lady at church who I know through prayer.

The gorgeous blue is from my friend Ruth who's mum is a dress maker. I think it's from her sister's formal dress (which her mum made). It's simply beautiful fabric.

It was much harder to take good photos of the girls this time, for a number of reasons. Firstly, the best camera we have in the house now turns out to be my phone. Ugh - phone photos right? Secondly, the girls just wanted to play together, rather than pose for photos. Thirdly, there is loads more in our backyard now. Swing sets, sandpit, music wall, play wall, and shop front. Not to mention the ghastly plastic monstrosities I've acquired in the name of family day care. So very hard to get a decent background. Oh well.

Both girls loved running around in them (though I'm not sure why they needed their fairy wings on). Rachel spun and spun until she couldn't stand up and fell over. It was rather amusing.

I hand stitched up the top layer of sheer yellow on her dress in parts so you can see the stars on the underneath layers better. The white underneath was already pre-gathered by someone who possess an actual gathering foot for their sewing machine. I dream one day I'll have such a magical tool, but until then, I'll just continue to gather the old fashioned way. Badly that is.

During the week, the girls wanted to wear their dresses and Hugo was not to be left out. He was lucky enough to score the pink dress. Loved every minute of it, the cheeky monkey.

Friday, May 20, 2016

Running Out of Time

I don't even know where May has gone, but it's nearly over. Reality hits me every time. The to do list is still long, and even if I had a day to finish it all, there'd still be stuff to do the next day. I often wonder who wins. More often than not, I feel like everyone loses.

I mean, if I did take a day to do the "things-that-must-be-done" on the to do list, sure, that'd be great, but I'd be missing out on time with Steve and the girls. So then, I've got to do it in the evenings right? Only then, I'm missing out on Paula and Steve time. Maybe I can do it during the day? But then I must be neglecting the kids in some way shape or form. Sigh.

And the first thing to go when my life gets busy and crowded is my time with God.

See what I mean about everyone losing?

Not sure there is a point to this, and I certainly don't have an answer, but it's out there now. Life is busy and I don't have the answers.

What I do have though, is pictures of fun lunches. Made these for the girls morning tea at playgroup on Tuesday.

Yum right?

Monday, May 02, 2016

Superhero Fairy

Our nephew Harrison was three last weekend, and for his birthday, he had, like many other little boys out there, a superhero party. The invites had Avengers from Captain America to Iron Man and Thor, the cake had Spider Man and Batman. So many superheroes. Of course, the kids going to this party were all going to be sporting their superhero-of-choice costume. So naturally, our girls wanted to wear costumes too.

Trouble is that our girls really have no idea about superheroes at all. Mostly, they are just too young for us to show them anything that is superhero related, but they are also not really interested in them yet either. Steve and I did a big brainstorm of good female superheroes that we could suggest to them for the party. There is a sadly short list, but we finally settled on Sif (from Thor) for Sophie and April O'Neil (from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) for Rachel (arguably not really super, but good none the less).

Then I presented the girls the ideas and hit a snag. Sophie was not keen on Sif. No matter how I phrased it or how many cool photos I showed her, she was not having a bar of it. Back to the drawing board. I googled female superheroes and showed Sophie the photos, thinking she might like some generic Wonder Woman or Super Girl costume. No. Not a bit.

Finally, I asked if she'd like to be a fairy. Yes. Yes she would. Fairies are not really superheroes, I think, but at least they help people right? So Tinkerbell it is.

Rachel's costume was easy (partially why we chose it). Yellow shirt, denim shorts and boots. All of which I knew were already currently in her wardrobe. (I did take photos, but none of them were very good. Sorry Rachel for not having photos of you. I'm sure you will wear all the elements of your costume again though, and maybe I'll take some good photos then.) Sophie on the other hand now needed a green Tinkerbell costume, the night before the party. Sigh.

Luckily my love of sewing and hoarding any hand me down fabric comes in handy. I had a bit of a green table cloth from a friend's wedding that would serve as the base of the skirt. Some shiny see through green from I don't know where for the next layer and lastly a scrap of some cool embroidered blue-green stuff from my (hold your breath!) formal dress (that my mum made).

Make these into a gathered skirt that I can just tie around her waist and put it on a green top that I accidentally washed/tried to soak incorrectly last year rendering it unwearable but that I kept because the material was still beautiful and hello Tinkerbell.

I'm not sure why my sewing stories need these epic lead-ins, or how it always seems to happen that I have them, but oh well. This costume is so far from accurate it's not funny. The greens are wrong, the style of dress is wrong, the fit is wrong. But did my little girl love it? Yes. Did it take me an hour and a half one night to knock it together. Yes.

Was she too excited (and also slightly high on a party food overdose) to stand still for a photo? Yes.


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Thursday, February 26, 2009

Can You Guess the President?

Last week we celebrated Presidents’ Day and had a fun time working through a Presidential Quiz. But we’re not done! I’ve created another brain-teaser. To make it easy, I’ve given you three possible answers to each question. In all cases, only one is correct.

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Got your thinking cap on? Here we go. …

1. The only president NOT to live in Washington, D. C., during his time in office was? James Madison, George Washington, William Henry Harrison.

2. This president was born on the Fourth of July and was sworn in by his father. Calvin Coolidge, George W. Bush, Ronald Reagan.

3. This president was the first to visit China while in office. George Washington, Richard Nixon, William Howard Taft.

4. His Inauguration was the first known to have been photographed. James Madison, James Buchanan, Woodrow Wilson.

5. This president was the first to greet people by shaking hands. Before his term, people bowed to the president. Andrew Jackson, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison.

6. This president is famous for his “Fireside Chats.” Another hint: When he married his cousin, she was given away at the wedding ceremony by Teddy Roosevelt. Warren Harding, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Lyndon Johnson.

7. This president had only one tooth. It’s rumored he wore wooden teeth. Zachary Taylor, John Quincy Adams, George Washington.

8. He ran with the slogan, “A Chicken in Every Pot and A Car in Every Garage” and when elected he approved "The Star-Spangled Banner" as the National Anthem. Herbert Hoover, Harry S. Truman, Chester A. Arthur.

9. He was the largest man to be president. He was 6 foot 2 inches – not that unusual – but he weighed a hefty 350 pounds. William H. Taft, Warren G. Harding, Franklin Pierce.

10.This president’s hobby is jogging. His nickname is Bubba. Hint: His wife currently holds a political office. Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush.

11. Before he became a Senator, Governor and then President, he was a peanut farmer. He’s active in Habitat for Humanity and is an author and speaker. Zachary Taylor, Chester A. Arthur, Jimmy Carter.

12.This president was considered to be the most athletic President in office. He was born Leslie Lynch King Jr. and went on to star on the University of Michigan football team. He’s also the longest-lived president; he died at 93. Ronald Reagan, Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon.

13.This president is the first African-American President -- America’s 44th president. Barack Obama, Jesse Jackson, Martin Luther King.

Please make your guesses in the comments. I’ll tell you if you’re right and then at the end of the day, I’ll give you all the answers. Thanks for playing.

  1. 13...Obama
    8....Hoover? [I thought FDR, LOL]
    2....Well, it can't be Reagan...Coolidge?

  2. I apologize, but I refuse to engage my brain before 10 a.m. :) It's just too hard.

  3. 1.Washington. DC wasn’t built yet and I believe that he was sworn in in NYC.

    2.I know Reagan was born in February. So, I’ll guess Calvin Coolidge.

    3.Nixon. Did a paper on it in High School

    4.Guessing here: Buchanan?

    5.Sounds like something Jackson would do…you know tough frontier type and all.

    7.Washington Dental Hygiene wasn’t was it is today.

    8.Herbert Hoover

    9.William Taft

    11.Jimmy Carter

    12.Ron Reagan

  4. The last one was like asking Who's in Grant's tomb.

    Besides #13 I got. 1. GW, 3. Nix, 6. FDR, 7. GW, 10. BC, 12 GF. The rest I'd be guessing.

  5. Hootin' Anni,
    Really good guesses. You got 9 correct, but because it's so early I'm not going to tell you which nine are right (until the end of the day.) Thanks for playing.

  6. Carmen,
    You know I enjoy your visits even if you don't want to play. Thanks for coming over.

  7. Talia,
    Super job! You know your presidents. You've got 11 right and I'll tell you which 11 a little later.

  8. Gads! I missed one? Hope it was a guesser.

  9. Hey, no fair! I was terrible at history, and I can't even remember all Malaysia's Prime Ministers, much less America's Presidents! LOL!

  10. Oh, man. I wish you'd told us to post the answers. I did it all mentally and now there's a great song on the radio and I'm singing along and that's all she wrote. Music trumps all.

  11. Colleen,
    Every question you answered is right. Good going!

  12. Betty and Susan,
    You guys rock anyway! Thanks for visiting.

  13. I can't see the questions from the comment page and my brain isn't in any shape to remember the answers I guessed while reading the list...I like to think, just not too much!

  14. Um... I am not even going to try guessing...LOL
    Good and informative choice of list!

  15. Well... there are some obvious ones there (like... say... #13?) and some, as a historian, I know... but I must again take a pass on it as a lowly Canadian... and as such and reading through the quiz, I've realised what a boring lot most of our prime ministers are! :)

  16. Kristen and Karen,
    I'll post the answers tonight for you. I just appreciate you visiting.

  17. DoubleDeckerBusGuy,
    I confess I don't know anything about Canadian prime ministers so I can understand your difficulty with American presidents. Next week I'll take a break from quizes. Happy TT anyway.

  18. oh man. Hurt my brain after a long night of work why don't ya. Ouch

  19. Sorry Mielikki,
    But hey, thanks for stopping by.

  20. Well, I'm not sure I would get any of these right ... but then I have a good excuse since I'm Canadian.
    Fun list.

  21. Yeah Barbara,
    We'll let you off. Thanks for visiting.

  22. I'm guessing on some of these. I love trivia. What a great list :-)

  23. I have absolutely no idea. I was hoping for a ghostie president question... something paranormal. I bet you could do a TT on whitehouse ghost stories ;-)
    Happy TT!
    My TT's (b0oth different)are up at both The Eclectic Witch and Thorne's World

  24. Stargirl,
    Good work. You've got 9 right!

  25. thorne,
    I'll work on the paranormal. I wonder if there are any haunted presidents.

  26. Well what do you know, I can only answer one question...#13...Obama.
    But I know I'm excused being an Aussie and all. :)

  27. Eaton,
    You got one that's great. Beats what I know of Australia. :)

  28. I'd only be guessing, and not well at that.

  29. Can't think that hard this late in the day!

    Thanks for visiting myT13!

  30. That's okay, Alice and tommie.
    Thanks for dropping in.

  31. Okay, you waited and here are the answers:
    1.George Washington was the only president not to live in Washington D.C. during his time in office. He spent a good deal of time at his longtime estate at Mount Vernon, Virginia, 15 miles south of the nation’s capital.

    2.Calvin Coolidge was sworn in by his father and born on the Fourth of July.

    3.Richard Nixon visited China in February 1972.

    4.James Buchanan had the first inauguration that we know was photographed.

    5.Thomas Jefferson shook guests’ hands and stopped the bowing that had been the presidential tradition.

    6.Franklin D. Roosevelt married Eleanor Roosevelt, who was given away by Teddy Roosevelt, her uncle.

    7.George Washington wore dentures although we aren’t sure if they were wooden.

    8.The “chicken-in-every-pot” president who approved The Star-Spangled Banner" as our National Anthem was Herbert Hoover.

    9.This almost larger-than-life president was William Taft.

    10.Did you guess Bill Clinton? If you did, you’re right.

    11.Jimmy Carter is the peanut farmer who became President, among other careers.

    12.Gerald Ford lived to the ripe old age of 93.

    13.I hope you chose Barack Obama.

    Thanks for playing!

  32. My brain is too tired today, but I am sure on 6 of the answers. Great TT!

  33. These are some great questions. Happy TT!

  34. "A Chicken in Every Pot and A Car in Every Garage" ! That's a very good slogan !

  35. I got 2 wrong. I read recently that the wooden teeth thing was a myth, and that they were more likely to be whalebone.

  36. Sorry I'm late stopping by this week. I got 12 right (missed Buchanan and photography, though I really should have guess that, now that I think about it--he was president right before Lincoln, and I know photography was still new-ish during the Civil War). Though I admit to guessing on Jefferson--it just seemed like something he'd do.

    Great quiz! I enjoyed it.

  37. On the Verge,
    Thanks for stopping by.

  38. Gattina,
    Yeah, I like the idea of a chicken in every pot too.

  39. Nicholas,
    You're most likely right. I heard about Washington's teeth being made of gold, ivory, human and animal teeth, but most people relate with the wooden notion so, well, I went with that. Thanks though for your insightful comments.

  40. Darla,
    Wow, you got that many right? Cool. Thanks for visiting.

  41. Hi Brenda,
    1. George Washington
    2. George W. Bush
    3. Richard Nixon
    4. Woodrow Wilson
    5. James Madison
    6. Franklin D Roosevelt
    7. Zachary Taylor
    8. Harry S Truman
    9, ??
    10. Bill Clinton
    11. Jimmy Carter
    12. Gerald Ford
    13. Barack Obama


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Thursday, October 14, 2010

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Appu dressed up for the birthday party of his friend Kalena, a couple of weeks ago.

And Rohan trying to be cute.

I have lots of pictures of the party as well, but I'm not sure the other parents want their kids on the net, so this is the only one I will show.

Little brothers sleeping in the stroller.

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Football Travel: Southampton FC

Few people know it, but football owes the city of Southampton a great deal. From the man who introduced football to Brazil to some of Europe’s most famous kits, the English southern port has played a role. We went down to St Mary’s to witness a true renaissance team.

The industrial port of Southampton has given more to the world than many give it credit. Charles Miller, the man credited with introducing ‘futebol’ to Brazil, learned to play the game while at school in Southampton before taking a ball back to Brazil with him.

Meanwhile, Basque student Juan Elorduy brought Southampton kits to his native Bilbao, so both Athletic Bilbao and, subsequently, Atlético Madrid wear the red and white stripes thanks to Southampton FC. [Continues…]

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The approach to St. Mary’s on match day

Unless you’re a fan of local rival Portsmouth, for whom Southampton are ‘Scummers’, it’s hard not to have a soft spot for the ‘Saints’. This is the club whose highly efficient youth training set-up has given the world Gareth Bale, Theo Walcott, Alex Oxlaide-Chamberlain, Wayne Bridge, Luke Shaw and Adam Lallana.

Yet the club has just the one major trophy to boast for its entire history – a surprise FA Cup final win against Manchester United in 1976.

The club was formed as St Mary’s Church of England Young Men’s Association (or St. Mary’s YMA) in 1885, earning the team the nickname ‘Saints’. The club changed its name to Southampton FC in the 1896-97 season, and played the majority of its sporting life at The Dell, a tight-knit ground out of the city centre.

In 2001, the club returned to its spiritual home in the St. Mary’s district of Southampton and into a brand-new, 32,000-capacity stadium. [Continues…]

Saints' pre-match huddle

Saints’ pre-match huddle

The St. Mary’s Stadium, Southampton

Southampton FC signalled its ambition by building a stadium with twice the seating capacity of The Dell. It’s a generic and uniform ground, but efficient enough and easy to get in and out of. It’s hosted internationals and, while it lacks the old school character of The Dell, it’s a perfectly functional modern stadium.

I went for a Premier League match versus West Bromwich Albion, whose fans’ surprisingly flat support was echoed by a dire performance on the pitch. Southampton won comfortably 3-0, and it should have been more.

St. Mary’s is a polite crowd. I’m sure an evening match under the lights against Pompey, Chelsea or Manchester United would be much more intense, but I went to a quiet, mid-table match in January.

You cannot mention Southampton FC without mentioning Matthew Le Tissier. A true one-club gent, he (fittingly) scored the last goal at The Dell and could have had a Goal of the Season competition just for himself. Let’s enjoy this montage of his greatest goals:

How to get to St. Mary’s Stadium, Southampton

St. Mary’s Stadium is a 20-25 minute walk east of Southampton Central station. It’s not the prettiest of walks but the stadium itself is pretty good and really easy to get in and out of.

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Why Didn’t I Want Baptism?

Why Didn’t I Want Baptism?

In fall 1995, I was in my last year of the Master’s program at the Department of Psychology in Beijing Normal University.  The fall leaves decorated the city in a poetic color but I was in no mood to enjoy it.  After a whole year of intense study for the TOEFL and GRE, I finally started submitting the doctoral program applications to colleges in the US.  The worry mixed with hope made it hard for me to relax at any time.  So I started praying every night.

I got a prayer book from a Canadian teacher back in 1992 when I was a junior in the Foreign Languages Department.  That teacher and her family are Baha’i and introduced Baha’u’llah to me, the most recent in the line of Messengers of God.  At that time, I was only twenty years old and couldn’t understand their faith but always admired their peace and joy in life.  I found those prayers in their book soothing at night.

So when my friends asked me how I got accepted by all 9 graduate schools with two full scholarship offers in spring 1996, my answer was always, “because I had prayed.”

Everybody thought that I was joking.

Prayers stayed as my bedtime routine since then as they always brought peace no matter how chaotic my day was.  And all my prayers have come true.

I had prayed for a husband who respects knowledge.  Dominic, a walking dictionary and encyclopedia, came to my life out of the blue in spring 2001.  (Although I had other characters that I wish that he has after we got married, I couldn’t blame God for their absences because I did not pray for those when I was looking.)

I had prayed for two sons.  I got William and David within four years after the wedding.  (Although I changed my mind and wished for a daughter recently, again, I couldn’t blame God because a daughter was not in my prayers during pregnancy.)

Gradually I learned that I have to be careful with what I pray for.

From my four years of doctoral program in Philadelphia to the fourteen years of working life in California, I’ve visited about seven churches and attended services regularly in three.  I love Sunday morning services.  Beautiful music and touching sermon often put me to tears.  Dominic was born Catholic so both William and David were baptized within six months after their births.  They attended Sunday schools and Faith Formation classes between age 3 and 8.  David also loves his weekly AWANA program where he recites the Scripture verse by verse.

But I remained the only person at home who was not baptized.

Deep in my heart, I know something was missing but I could always find many evidences to defend my “faith” in the High Power whenever I questioned myself.

Look, I say gratitude prayers to God every night to thank Him for all the blessings during each day.

Look, I attend church services, participate in church activities and donate more regularly than many baptized members.

Look, I went to a church retreat in Santa Cruz Mountains.

Look, I never hesitate to help others.  I donate foods and clothes to homeless shelters.  I give to people who ask for money on the street.  I donate hours of my time to non-profit organizations for various projects in our community such as the high school students’ essay contest to raise awareness for mental health.

I am living in God’s words, right?

But why didn’t I want to be baptized?

I even found myself negotiating with God from time to time: If I give myself in Your name, what could You do for me?

In March 2001, I was turning left at an intersection and did not yield for a Nissan that was going straight.  Smoke came from my engine right after the collision.  What’s worse, the airbag from the steering wheel hit my face so hard that my left cheek was bleeding badly. I prayed that I would truly believe in God and accept baptism if I survive this accident without any permanent mark on my face.  After my full recovery, my two roommates told me that they had thought for sure that I would need plastic surgery to restore my cheek as it was so badly bruised.

In March 2007, William, who just turned two, got a severe stomach flu and vomited all over his bed four times in one dark night. Between exhausting loads of laundries, I held his helpless burning body in my arms and could only pray.  “Dear God, please cut my life short to stop my child’s suffering.  If you could help him recover within the day, I will be baptized.”  William’s vomiting was gone the next morning and the fever was also done by that evening.

In May 2013, right before William’s First Communion, I couldn’t find his banner that's needed for the ceremony. After a desperate search around the house, I turned to God for help again.  “Heavenly Father, if you help me find the banner, I will be baptized.”  Within 30 seconds, the banner miraculously showed itself behind a pile of books that I had searched before.

While I marveled at God’s power again and again, I also betrayed him and did not follow through with my words.

At first, I had thought that it was because of my respect for all religions.  Buddhism, for example, and various other religions, have benefited hundreds of millions of people from different cultures.  Do I have to deny all if I choose to believe in one?

Then there is my unanswered question. If God created us all and love us all, why many children were born with deficits or disabilities?  During the 18 months when I worked for the Preschool Assessment team, I had to turn around to wipe my tears at several meetings before presenting my diagnostic report to the parents.  Some children were bound to wheelchairs with little chance to ever walk or talk.  Some depend on machines to help them digest or breathe properly.  I couldn’t look in their innocent eyes without asking why.

So for 18 years, I prayed and attended church services while seeking my answers. As time goes by, the hole in my heart grew bigger.  Although prayers always bring peace to me at night, who is the “God” that I am praying to?

*           *           *

            Last week, I saw an online notice that, Dr. Bing Cheng Feng, the author of “Psalm of a Wandering Son,” would be giving three sermons at Silicon Valley Christian Assembly in Santa Clara between April 18 and 20, 2014.  I cancelled my trip to Reno with my family and stayed at home with David for that weekend.

            It was my first time visiting the Silicon Valley Christian Assembly in the evening of April 18.  I was impressed since the moment David and I stepped into their bright building. Nothing is fancy from outside to inside but the greeters’ genuine smiles made the place welcoming and warm as a home.

           Shirley, the warm-hearted mom whose online notice attracted me here, thoughtfully arranged a couple to sit with me at dinner time.  Mr. Ming Zhong and his wife shared with me their experiences raising a daughter with Down's Syndrome.  They told me that my confusion regarding why some children were born with disabilities stemmed from my biased standard in judging the worth of human lives.  They learned that God does not judge His children based on how human society does, such as school grades, which college they go to or how much money they make in the future.  God only judges us by whether we have Him in our hearts and live by His words.  More often than not, children with disability have stronger faith as they rely on God more wholeheartedly.  Mr. and Mrs. Zhong also explained to me that there is no discussion about “fairness” in the Bible, only “just.”

            Their sharing was the only answer that spoke to me after 18 years of searching.

            The packed worship hall was filled with beautiful singing before the sermon.  Tears came down my face without control.  I don’t know why but singing at church always put me to tears.

            For the two-hour talk that night, Dr. Feng shared scientific findings that showed how many wonders in nature are beyond what human science can ever explain.  He showed how small the Earth is when compared with the universe and how well the universe is designed.  He showed us how perfectly everything works together to have life on Earth. None of those could ever be created by accident.  Dr. Feng emphasized that if we still want science to prove whether God exists or not, we'll never find a definite answer as we are created by God and can never fully comprehend our Creator’s power.  He further explained that there is no need to wait and have all questions answered before baptism as we’ll never find our answers unless we open the door to our hearts and let Jesus in first.

            In my hand was a simple half-page handout, asking three simple questions followed by two prayers.

1.    Do you want to face yourself and admit your sins in front of God?

2.    Examine yourself for 3 minutes, mark a check on any sin that applies to you from the following list.

3.    Please select any negative feelings that enslave or burden you from the following list.

When I say prayers to God every night with William and David, did I just thank Him for the boys’ progress and ask for His blessing instead of questioning how to serve in His words?

When I attend church services and donate on Sunday mornings, did I do that with joy or sense of obligation?

When I do charity work for the community, did I secretly feel proud that my name is recognized by more people instead of the honor of another opportunity serving in God’s name?

When I went to retreats in Santa Cruz Mountains, did I devote to the studies and focus on my spiritual growth or just to fit in with my group of friends?

When I took on more duty and bring snacks for William’s baseball team every Monday, did I secretly look down upon those parents who chose not to take turns?  Who am I to judge others when I carry so many sins on my own shoulders?

I’m impatient, disorganized, judgmental, at times arrogant … And the list goes on.

            Suddenly, the clouds in my head cleared up.

I hesitated before baptism for 18 years because I did not want to face how small and humble I am or to admit how many sins I have done.

I grow resentment at home when Dominic travels often and works long hours during weekdays while I juggle between the boys’ school, extracurricular activities and my part-time job.  If I truly follow God's words, how could I justify those negative feelings that I enslave myself in anymore?

I had prided myself as a “good” person all those years.  Now I see that pride was built upon emptiness.

During the second talk in the following evening, Dr. Feng answered more of my questions on faith.  Human are created by God to take care of the lives on Earth.  The meaning of life is to shine God’s glory through our words and behaviors.  God planted the consciousness as well as the seed to seek faith in human’s heart.  The Bible documented why human are also born sinners.  We can work hard to live by God’s words but it’s impossible to have a sin-free life.  With due respect to other religions, there is only one God as He is the only God who sent his only son to die on Earth for our sins.  Eternal life is not a legend.  God makes the final judgment at the end of our lives on Earth.

After I purchased Dr. Feng’s book “Psalm of a Wandering Son” that night, I realized that it was given to me by my roommate back in 2001.  But I was not prepared to read it with focus at that time.

Thank you, God, for your patience with me and giving me another chance this night.

When Dr. Feng asked the audience who is ready to welcome Jesus in their heart for the first time, I raised my hand without hesitation.

*                 *                       *

            On the bright Easter morning, I woke up with more joy and peace in my heart than ever.  Dr. Feng was right, a stronger relationship with God is the only way to build stronger relationships with nature and other people around us.  The clouds and sky look closer to me.  All the trees in the backyard look more energetic to me.  All the foods at breakfast are tastier to me. David behaved amazingly caring when we had visitors with two young boys that afternoon. Even my back-up keys and glasses showed up at unexpected places today after I gave up searching for them last week.

 Following 18 years of searching, I finally feel ready.  I still have many questions, but now that the door is open, I know that I’ll find my answers with Jesus leading the way.

            Thanks for helping me get Home.

                                                                                -------   Easter, 2014

亲爱的心桥， 谢谢分享你的感悟。我深深地懂得你描述的这一种内心深处的平静和喜乐。

（２）This article is very touching!  I found.  (not many others).  Thanks for sharing!

谢谢小哭分享。从您的最近几篇作品可以看出，我们的经历很相似，喜欢和家人一起去教堂敬拜，支持并参与教堂活动。真正认识“神”需要时间。这１８年我很怕 pushy 的教友，“认识”需要自己心里 ready，外力也许会适得其反。和您一起期待！

Welcome， sister!

Thank you!

感谢 Sujuan 的关注。自己后知后觉，承蒙神的耐心。

    近年来，一批又一批中国学生、学者赴美求学、深造，有机会接触基督教。他们聪慧、勤奋，富于进取。不少人开始翻阅《圣经》，步入教堂。然而，“神六日内创造天地万物”，“童女生子”，“死人复活”… 象一盆盆冷水劈头盖脑浇来。他们或满心疑狐，或面露轻讽。唯物主义、科学至上和世俗骄傲横卧在神与人之间。他们虽仍偶尔参加教会一些活动，寻求的心门却渐渐关闭了。

    我理解他们的挣扎，因为我曾经历过。同时，我坚信基督教信仰与科学、理性没有根本冲突。1992年起，我在教会开办慕道班，按《圣经》的观点，从科学和理 性的角度探讨基督教的基本信仰，并到其他教会参与布道事工，使不少人得到帮助。为和更多人分享，在众教会的弟兄姊妹的多次敦促下，才将大纲、资料整理出 来，成为此书。书中的信息首先不是为了劝说别人，而是为要说服自己。

    神借着大自然和《圣经》这两本书向人类启示他自己。神创造大自然，科学家研究大自然，《圣经》和科学决不会彼此相悖。基督教信仰是植根于耶稣复活这一历史 事实的客观真理，经得起质疑和推敲。有幸来到神面前的诚实人，都会相信耶稣，因为他是又真又活的神。我不企望借着这本小册子，把一个人几十年形成的无神思 想体系一下子扭转过来。拆除藩篱，使人能够谦卑地走近神、亲自面对神，是本书的主要目的。

    两年多的写作过程并非坦途，但常得到神奇妙的引领。感谢各教会的弟兄姊妹用恒切的祷告托住我，感谢我的家人的全力支持。这本书从策划到付印，始终得到《海 外校园》杂志社苏文峰牧师、苏郑期英师母和同工们的直接帮助。没有他们的鼓励、参与和忍耐，本书现在是无法和读者见面的。

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    本文作者里程，毕业于北京大学生物系。1978年于中国科学院研究生院学习，1981年获硕士学位。1982年赴美，1987年获密西根州立大学 博士学位。先后在俄亥俄大学和西方储备大学（Case Western Reserve University）工作。1993年至今在威斯康星医学院从事医学基础研究工作。 作者长期崇尚无神论和个人奋斗。在神的大爱的感召下，逐渐认识了基督教信仰是客观真理，遂决志信主，1992年复活节受洗。已婚，现有一子一女。

恭喜心桥，看了你的心路历程非常的感动。每个人都有自己的时间，神可比我们耐心多了。指出一个typo：So when my friends asked me how I got accepted by all 9 graduate schools with two full scholarship offers in spring 2006, my answer was always, “because I had prayed.” 应该是1996吧！Tongue Out

感谢亦秋的细心提醒。近二十年弹指之间，竟把１９９６写作２００６都没觉察，可见时光流逝之快。昨天在 Silicon Valley Christian Assembly 有幸参加１３位弟兄姊妹的受浸仪式，聆听感人的见证，再次亲历神的伟大。认识神的路还很长，只求自己掌握机会每天好好学习。

因为写英文对我来说更容易。我没有中文软件，写中文必须一句一句在“华文在线”网站上写完后再 copy & paste 到文件上，很麻烦。时间充裕时，一定用中文把我下篇见证记录下来。感谢您的关注。

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‘WHOO’ Am I?

So who am I??? Well…I can tell you in two different ways. I can say:

I helped the general manager of the Affinia 50 Hotel select a wizard costume to appear in at midnight as he distributed the latest Harry Potter book to guests. I managed an interactive social media panel discussion at a global conference attended by hundreds of people. I organized a televised pillow fight between The Benjamin’s sleep concierge and a news reporter. I swam in Britain’s only natural hot springs with a group of journalists and stayed in a 16th century castle. I gave makeovers to countless refrigerators across the New York City-metro area.

Or I can say….

I’ve been in the PR and marketing industry for nearly 15 years, working with many of the finest travel, hospitality and wellness companies. I’ve increased brand awareness to get more customers in the door by generating press coverage in news outlets such as USA Today, Travel + Leisure, Newsweek, NBC, Forbes.com and others. I’ve created social media campaigns resulting in week-over-week engagement increases of more than 90 percent and developed new strategies to increase customer databases. I improve email open rates and click-throughs. I love what I do, and it shows in all of my work.

So which one is better? Well…it depends on your audience and end goal. That’s why it’s so important to think strategically when crafting your message points. As for me…that first explanation of my professional background probably (hopefully!) grabbed your attention quickly and intrigued you, but it didn’t convey what I can do for your business. That’s why it was followed up by a formal bio. But the point is, both had – and served – a very distinct purpose.

Think wisely.