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Terrapin Peak Bed, Breakfast & Beyond Reviews

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  • Guest room4.8
  • Service4.9
  • Value4.7
  • Cleanliness5.0
  • Onsite Dining4.7

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July 2018

4.4 on July 23, 2018

We stayed in the unit with the optional full kitchen and great room. We enjoyed the extra room and the included amenities. Will stay here again. Cheryl and Richard from Tulsa

Innkeeper Response
Thank you so much for your review and feedback. It was great to see you again. We are excited that you enjoyed your lodging and extra space in the Cozy Turtle cabin. Perhaps on your next visit Chef "What's His Name" can prepare a special gourmet breakfast or dinner. Looking forward to seeing you again.

- Genny (innkeeper)

Fantastic Get Away!

5 on November 06, 2017

The entire weekend was incredible! The room was spotless, the service incredible and the food was beyond words...We highly recommend Terrapin Peak for anyone looking for a little rest with a healthy dose of luxury!! Can't wait to go back!!

Innkeeper Response
Thank you so much for your kind words. We are pleased that you enjoyed your stay, experience and the opportunity to exhale. Looking forward to your next visit.

- Genny (innkeeper)

Secluded getaway

5 on October 28, 2017

Our hosts were very personable. We enjoyed just sitting and visiting with them. They made our stay very memorable.

Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking the opportunity to share your experience at Terrapin Peak. We look forward to seeing you again and the opportunity to create more lasting memories.

- Genny (innkeeper)

Wonderful anniversary trip!

5 on January 27, 2016

My husband and I spent our 10-year anniversary at Terrapin Peak, and we had a wonderful experience! Genny and Chef ‘What’s His Name’ are two wonderful hosts, and made sure we were welcome, comfortable, and satisfied with our stay. The cinnamon rolls were delicious, and the relaxed atmosphere is just what we needed! We will definitely be back and will bring our kids when they are older. Terrapin Peak is a real treasure!

Innkeeper Response
We are happy that you enjoyed your time at Terrapin Peak Bed, Breakfast & Beyond celebrating your 10th anniversary. Excited to hear that our atmosphere was just what you were looking for. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. We appreciate your kind words and feedback. Looking forward to seeing you again. Sincerely, Genny and Chef "What's His Name"

- Genny (innkeeper)

5 on October 31, 2013

We had the most wonderful time here! Genny was outstanding she went above and beyond for us! Even letting us go into a personal room to watch a show that my boyfriend and I really wanted to see! The room was beautiful and very clean! It was an amazing get away! And Chef Whats His Name was an outstanding chef! His breakfast burritos were out of this world! And he is pretty dang good at pool! :) The big thing was when the tornados hit Moore and they knew we lived there and I got a special email from them making sure we were ok! Thank you so much for the hospitality!! We will be back!! Summer

5 on October 16, 2013

We decided we wanted to come back before we got settled in! Very clean, very hospitable and great value!

Truly beyond all expectations.

5 on October 15, 2013

We discovered this gem in July when scrambling for lodging for a last-minute trip to the Lake Tenkiller area, and just went back for a long weekend with friends. Perhaps the best way to describe our experiences is to say that we are already looking at our calendars to figure out the next time we can go back. Genny and Gregg are two of the most welcoming and hospitable personalities we have the pleasure of knowing, and they pour their hearts into surpassing their guests expectations. From the elegantly homey cabin rooms (stunning photographic lake murals, handsome woodwork and fixtures, comfortable beds, and plush robes for guests' use) to the porches and decks that just beg you to sit down and enjoy your surroundings, to the well-appointed main house, complete with theater space and pool table, you could not ask for better lodging. But Terrapin Peak is so much more than a place to stay. Genny and Gregg will make you feel at home from the moment you pull into the drive, and the countless details they attend to throughout your stay is astonishing. This time we were lucky enough to enjoy two dinners made by Gregg, as well as a breakfast, and they were every bit as delicious as some of the best restaurants we've been to in our travels. We even got to enjoy the leftovers from our steak dinner when we returned home tonight (and I am carefully rationing the best mashed potatoes I have ever had). And their delightful company truly enhances the fabulous meals. I can think of no better way to enhance a visit to the area, no matter your primary reason for visiting, than to spend a few days at Terrapin Peak. Genny and Gregg will make your visit whatever you want it to be. We look forward to many more visits when we want to escape from the real world. Liz S., Wichita, Kansas

Fabulous stay

5 on October 09, 2013

Absolutely fabulous.

Way better than advertised

5 on September 29, 2013

My wife and I stayed here while researching the Tenkiller Lake area. Genny and Chef What's his name will make you feel at home, no worries. We intended to stay two nights but after the first booked another night. We had the pleasure of their company for three nights and had the Chef make us a special dinner one night and a special breakfast. Over the top food and service. Book this trip now. Great place and great hosts. We will stay here again.

4.2 on September 03, 2013

Beautiful B&B with super attentive hosts. The room (3B) was fantastic.

Terrapin visit

4.8 on August 28, 2013

The Inn was rustic and inviting. It was clean, comfortable and creative. The 3 Cs! Can't wait to go back.. but though the weather was dreary the experience was cheery.

5 on August 21, 2013

The Beyond of this A+ bed and breakfast was awesome!! So many amenities and the friendliest hosts. The breakfast was the best ever bar none. Will go again!!

5 on August 17, 2013

Our stay at Terrapin Peak B&B was a beautiful, peaceful and much needed getaway. Genny and Chef what's his name delivered more than we ever expected - they were great!

5 on August 17, 2013

We will be back!!

5 on August 15, 2013

The stay was excellent.

On the Top

5 on August 15, 2013

Definitely "the tops" of all B&B's - food, bed, hospitality!

Simply sweet serenity

5 on July 03, 2013

Can't say thank you enough to miss Genny and chef what's his name . From the simplest of details to the most serene and cleanest place by far I have ever stayed . No detail to big or small . Miss Genny helped me in planing the details of diet needs to surprise anniversary cake! Not only was chef what's his name an amazing cook but gave great advice on boat rental to great spots to fish. To packaging our abundant left overs and Miss Genny's fresh baked cinnamon rolls . They truly thought of all the details for me to enjoy our stay . We were very well taken care of. Wondering whom we would bring with us next time .Perfect for two or a group of ten .

39th Wedding Anniversary

5 on June 10, 2013

The bed was the most comfortable of any I've ever slept in. Jenny and Chef what's his name (Greg) made us feel right at home. Food was beyond good. I would recommend this B&B to everyone. Can't wait to go back myself.

wondreful B+B

4.8 on May 18, 2013

It is a definite YES that we will stay here again. We were greeted by Genny and Chef What’s His Name, shown around the common areas and then shown to our room. Wow, the room was so clean; you could eat off the floor! The large room had very comfortable beds (we had two queens), a nice bathroom, and an eating area. The two covered decks were also immaculately clean and very peaceful. There was wild life all around. Breakfast was so yummy… LOVED the cinnamon rolls! Our hosts went out of their way to make us feel like we were family. Stop looking for a place to stay when at Lake Tenkiller because Terrapin Bed, Breakfast and Beyond is (in our opinion) the only place to stay!

Great time near Lake Tenkiller

4.6 on April 26, 2013

We spent a beautiful Spring weekend at the Terrapin Peak and Lake Tenkiller. Great common house with theatre room and tons of movies and even vinyl records! Wonderful dining area, and we even got a tour of a spotless commercial kitchen! Cabins are very nice, and everything is extremely clean. The whirlpool tub is in the bathroom, not out in the main area, and the rooms aren't fancy over decorated types, but very well constructed, clean and functional with lots of nice touches. (Fridge, microwave, bistro table, walk-in closet). Hosts are very personable and work very hard to make your stay enjoyable. The hot breakfast option (extra) is worth the money! We forgot to call 2 weeks in advance to make dinner reservations but bet it would be great. I meant to ask if we could bring our own groceries and have the Chef cook... that might be a fun option, too!

Amazing attention to detail

5 on April 07, 2013

My fiancee and I decided to meet at Terrapin Peak Bed, Breakfast, and Beyond for a weekend - and it was a fantastic experience that went beyond our expectations! We were warmly greeted by the Greg and Genny, the innkeepers, and given a tour of the facilities (to include the spotless kitchen). Then we were escorted down to our cabin. Greg and Genny definitely know how to pay attention to detail - for example, they provide paper plates and plastic silverware in each guestroom to use to heat up leftovers, etc. (which came in handy). The amount of work that Greg and Genny have put into constructing and maintaining their B&B is absolutely amazing - it's definitely worth a visit!

5 on February 23, 2013

From making reservations through the time we left, the experience at Terrapin Peak Bed, Breakfast & Beyond was excellent. The room was perfect...beyond clean and beyond comfortable. The food was absolutely awesome thanks to Chef What's His Name. The food was way better than what we could at nearby restaurants. Hospitality? Beyond expectations and noticeable better than other places. We were taken care of exceptionally well. This is genuinely a great place for a getaway. We will visit again? Absolutely. I don't give positive reviewseasily and it's nearly impossible to exceed my expectations during a stay anywhere but Genny and Chef What's His Name did exactly that. 5 stars all around!

Girls Getaway

5 on October 21, 2012

What a great place for my 3 long time friends and myself to meet up for a little getaway. We met in Tahlequah for lunch, visited a flea market, then on to the B&B. We were warmly welcomed by the innkeepers, given a tour of the facilities and then shown to our rooms in Cabin 2. The whole place was absolutely spotless with no detail overlooked to make a great stay. Out of this world breakfast the next morning. We took a nature walk, watched a movie in the media room and had a marshamallow roast over a campfire the night before. Can't wait to go back and maybe I'll let my husband go with me.

Awesome experience

5 on October 12, 2012

We hardly know where to begin! My wife is of Cherokee descent so we decided to spend a few days touring the Tahlequah, Oklahoma area. Checking with the Better Business Bureau in her search for lodging, she found Terrapin Peak BBB which has an excellent record. We were not prepared for the warm and sincere hospitality of Genny & Chef "What's His Name" and the cabins that were so clean and comfortable. The property is beautiful and a great place to watch the abundant wildlife from the comfort of a covered porch. Every aspect of our stay at Terrapin Peak Bed Breakfast and Beyond was over and above our expectations. Terrapin Peak is truly the place you didn't think existed anymore...anywhere! Danny & Mary Scotland, Arkansas

Stay at Genny & Gray's at Tenkiller

5 on October 08, 2012

Best time I have had in many years. Beautiful Inn. Very clean and food is excellent. Genny and chef are great!

Luxury at Lake Tenkiller, Oklahoma

4.2 on September 06, 2012

Owners, Greg & Genny have the most peaceful, private class act of a bed & breakfast with excellent food, extreme cleanliness, fantastic fellowship. They aim to please, and they do it very well!

Spectacular place to visit!!!

5 on August 14, 2012

This is truly a unique place to visit. The service is beyond outstanding. Absolutely two of the nicest people you will ever meet. You will not believe how clean everything is there. From the professional grade kitchen to the full covered porch, you will simply not find a spec of dirt. (NOT exaggerating) My wife and I only got to stay one night so we didn't get the pleasure of trying "Chef Whats His Name's" cooking. But we are in the process of arranging for our next visit, which will include a steak dinner. (I gave the dining a five star rating because I just cannot see how it could be any less.) I am very excited to return. If you are thinking of trying Terrapin Peak B&B I will full heartedly recommend it to anyone that would consider giving it a chance. ;-) J&K

Fantastic Place to Stay

5 on August 10, 2012

This B&B is absolutely amazing. Food is great. Cleanest cabin I've ever stayed in. Bug-free and cold A/C. Would recommend to anyone. Will be going back, and hopefully really soon. Nicest people running the place.

Beyond Expectation!

5 on July 30, 2012

From the moment I booked our weekend getaway our service began! Genny was amazing and went above my expectations. Once there, everything was spectacular! Our room, the food, the friendship was more than you could expect! We will be going back!

Terrapin Peak B&B

5 on July 26, 2012

Terrapin Peak B&B was all in all an excellent experience. Food was above average as well as accommodations, hospitality, and scenery. Thank you!

Best place to stay on Tenkiller

5 on June 02, 2012

Wonderful cabins. Close to Sixshooter Marina. Owners are friendly and work to provide guests with every need imaginable. Food was excellent. Will definitely be back!

Over the top weekend

5 on May 06, 2012

From the time we arrived until we checked out, the experience was everything, and more, of what we were looking for in a weekend getaway. We give Genny & Gregg five stars in hospitality.

Bed, Breakfast & Beyond

5 on April 20, 2012

What a great weekend to relax, eat great food, and to spend time with my sweetheart! The service was excellent on all levels!

4.0 on December 14, 2011

It was a wonderful facility. The food was magnificent well worth every penny. Everything was spoon clean and bug free top to bottom. Will be back.

5 on June 27, 2011

My sister and I stayed two nights at Terrapin while doing some family research. Our room was fantastic in every way -- clean, roomy, beds were comfortable, awesome front and back porches, (did we emphasize the rooms were clean, spotless??). The main house had every amenity -- theater, pool table, dining tables -- and Chef Whatshisname ready to share his culinary expertise. This was a tough trip for us so coming "home" to this wonderful place was just what we needed. We can't wait to return!!

This place is incredible!

5 on March 21, 2011

Genny and "Chef what's his name"..... Not sure we even know where to begin. We had reservations at another place in the Tenkiller area, and for reasons out of our control, we had to find a new place to stay. So last minute we googled places in the area to stay. Up pops this B&B... and let me just tell you... you will be more than s...atisfied. This couple has got this down to a fine art. They are wonderful inn keepers, and go BEYOND anything you could ask for. I don't know what we enjoyed more... the pool table... movie theatre... HUGE jacuzzi tub in our room...the wonderful food on a whim..... It was all more than we could have ever asked for. Not to mention that Chef Gregg or "chef what's his name" can cook like there is no tomorrow. We were the FIRST to try the new breakfast in a shell. NO WORDS to describe it!!!!! It was sooo delicious! I guess I should just quit bragging about our awesome time, and encourage you to go stay there yourself. Its only 2hrs from OKC. To sum it all up, they now have lifetime customers and friends. We have already booked our next stay. :) Thank you both sooo much!

Great find

4.4 on November 12, 2010

We were very pleased with everything at Terrapin Peak B&B. We had 13 people in our group & they were there for anything we needed. The scenery is great & quiet, along with the wildlife. Beautiful decor & cleanliness beyond words. Just like brand new.

True retreat from the daily grind

4.0 on October 11, 2010

We really enjoyed our stay -- beautiful grounds, thoughtful details, caring owners made for lifetime memories for a rare family getaway!

Great experience

4.8 on October 11, 2010

The place was great and the owners were very entertaining. We had a wonderful time and they were very accommodating. Extremely nice facilities.

Best Vacation!!!!!!!!!

4.6 on August 05, 2010

We were looking for a place to stay for my husband and I and 6 of our friends. Its hard to find the right place because we are older 20s like to have fun but like our quiet time too. Plus its hard to find one place to suit all of our preferences. First impressions are everything to us and let me tell you it started off with a bang. Genny and Greg were great oh and cant for get the pup aka the guard dog. It was amazing. We stayed in cabin 1 and it was like we were right at home. Probably the nicest cabin Ive stayed in and it was a big hit with everyone. Genny and Greg made us feel right at home and took care of everything for us, even to the point of taking care of a friend of ours at 11 at night who cut his foot open earlier that day. They definitely made our vacation great and we left with new friends. We will be making it a once a year trip for sure but next time we are taking a bigger group and renting the whole place. If I have anything down to say it would be that the breakfast that comes with your stay could be a little better but still worth the money and the time. Thanks for being great Genny and Chef Whats his name!!!!! The Johnson Party

Beyond your expectations

4.6 on July 24, 2010

The Terrapin Peak BB&B is a wonderful place to stay. Best of both worlds, you can relax in solitude and be one with nature or you can easily head for the lake for skiing, boating, fishing, and swimming. The Terrapin Peak has it all.

Last minute get away

4.6 on June 07, 2010

Visited some friends who were renting a cabin here and decided to spend the weekend ourselves. Chef was a great guide and was very informative. He showed us to our room and keyed us in on local activities. They were extremely friendly and we immediately felt welcomed. The rooms are great and is just a short trip to six shooter. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and will recommend it to all who want to spend the weekend at Tenkiller. We will be back!

Fun and Relaxing Weekend

4.8 on March 22, 2010

This was to be a short, but relaxing weekend especially for my Husband. His projects at work were getting the better of him. We arrived Saturday afternoon and were greeted by the owner and Skippy the dog. We got settled and went for a walk down to the lake and around the area. Later we played pool with the owners and watched a movie in the theater. The theater is great with hundreds of movie selections. We were treated like family and felt right at home. They have a great room area that includes dinning tables, a pool table, and the theater. This was where we spent most of our time. The food was great and the rooms were exceptionally clean. They had everything you could possible need. Thanks for a great weekend.

Terrapin Peak Bed, Breakfast & Beyond

  • Nightly Rate $159 - $189
  • Reviews (43) 4.8
  • Rooms 6

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Speech to China Chamber of Commerce in New Zealand

This is a social event to celebrate Chinese New Year of the Pig.

It is therefore fitting that when giving an interview with the NZ Herald recently about the seven deadly sins, I chose to speak about gluttony.

During my recent trip to China with a forestry delegation, gluttony was indeed a sin I was guilty of.

As one of the most social – and humble - Ministers in the New Zealand Government, I’m delighted to be here tonight.

Thank you to the China Chamber of Commerce for this opportunity to speak.

And thank you to every person in this room for the contributions you have made and continue to make to our economy.

The theme of this event is “New Economy – Shared Future” – a highly poignant theme.

Obviously the China 2025 strategy shows the importance of long-term policy thinking with China putting significant emphasis on IT, robotics, new materials and green energy.

While European powers transformed their economies during the Industrial Revolution that started in the late 18th century, China has had to wait for its moment of modern economic empowerment.

And now one thing is for sure – China is certainly determined to be at the forefront of the modern technological revolution.

This revolution has seen hundreds of millions of people lifted out of poverty and has placed China at the forefront of world economic and political development.

The relationship between China and New Zealand is a strong and important one; and one that we place significant value on.

Like all good friends, our nations may differ on some issues, like we do with many other countries, but that doesn’t change the mature and robust nature of our relationship.

I can do no better than refer to the Prime Minister’s recent comments regarding our relationship with China.

The Prime Minister explained that with a trade relationship worth $28 billion – up 15 per cent in the year to September 2018 – there are bound to be technical issues from time to time.

She also noted visitor numbers from China to NZ are strong, as are the numbers regarding our trade relationship. Indeed, goods exports to China have surged 20 per cent and are now worth $13 billion.

It’s worth remembering the five firsts that China attributes to New Zealand too:

In 1997 New Zealand became the first country to agree to China’s entrance to the WTO

New Zealand was the first country to recognise China as a market economy in 2004.

New Zealand was the first developed country to commence FTA negotiations with China. In November 2004, New Zealand and China launched FTA negotiations.

In April 2008, New Zealand became the first country to successfully conclude Free Trade Agreement negotiations with China.

In November 2016, New Zealand and China jointly announced the launch of negotiations to upgrade our bilateral FTA, a first for a developed country with China.

Right now our two nations are working cooperatively on a number of areas, including:

  • Working to strengthen the WTO through high‑level discussions;
  • A shared objective to address climate change – the Minister for Climate Change, James Shaw, visited China last year to progress work on this important issue;
  • We have strong science and research connections, and rich cultural and people‑to‑people exchanges;
  • And officials are also negotiating an upgrade of our Free Trade Agreement, which has seen our trade with China more than triple since it was signed 11 years ago.

I should also echo the Prime Minister’s categorical refuting of the claim five Ministers are awaiting visas for travel to China.  There are in fact no Ministers are currently awaiting either Letters of Invitation or Visas from China.

Indeed, I understand Economic Development Minister David Parker will be attending a Belt and Road initiative conference in April.

This doesn’t sound to me like a relationship in crisis. It sounds like two countries working constructively to resolve any differences they have, and not letting these differences impact areas like trade and tourism which significantly benefit both nations.

I know many in the people in this room tonight are directly or indirectly linked to the various portfolios I hold.

Forestry in particular is a portfolio which requires significant engagement with China, given its significant investment in New Zealand’s forestry industry.

China is our largest market for both logs and pulp, and our second largest market for sawn timber.

Both I and my political party recognised the importance of this – that’s why we successfully argued for a carve-out for forestry investment when the Coalition Government changed the laws around foreign investment.

This involved “streamlining” the process for investing and ensuring the rules around investment are consistent.

We’ve introduced a special benefits test (or the primrose path, as I call it) – to better facilitate investment in freehold or leasehold land, as well as forestry rights.

This takes the form of a checklist which, if met, means no further assessment is necessary.

My visit to China last year as Forestry Minister was very productive, and I was made to feel very welcome by my hosts.

We are keen to see China’s strong investment in the New Zealand forestry sector continue – especially when it contributes to building a value-over-volume economy, by encouraging on-shore processing which creates well-paying, sustainable jobs in our regions

I should also commend the efforts China Forestry Group in maintaining the strong links between the forestry industry and China.

Their stewardship of the relationship, epitomised by initiatives such as the long-term supply agreement signed between CFG and Waipapa Pine and more recently TaranakiPine are essential for the continued success of the sector.

Tourism is also an incredibly important area for regional development in New Zealand, and another area in which our relationship with China plays a critical part.

In the year ended September 2018, 450,000 visitors to New Zealand from China spent $1.6 billion.

The Provincial Growth Fund – of which I am the steward – has invested in tourism projects across the country, ensuring that not only existing tourist hotspots have the infrastructure they need to handle the volume of visitors they have, but also creating new attractions in some of less well-known, but equally spectacular, areas of the country.

This means that our visitors have the best experience possible here, our regional communities thrive, and the social license regarding tourism is strengthened.

New Zealand is facing an unprecedented infrastructure deficit with our Treasury estimating that net capital spending in the next five years will be more than double that of the previous five years – with the Government investing about $42 billion through to 2022.

I’ve recently announced the establishment of a new independent Infrastructure Commission, which will help lead us in long-term planning and strategy.

There will be business and investment opportunities that arise in the infrastructure space and I hope the new Commission will see New Zealand becoming an even easier place to do business with high-quality partners.

Dairy has perhaps always been the most prominent aspect of the economic relationship between China and New Zealand. It is incredibly important, but the relationship spans across many industries and touches on much of the New Zealand economy.

During my visit to China last year, I saw nothing to back up the inflamed rhetoric of the Opposition regarding the relationship with China.

I can do no better than echo the sentiment of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which noted last Friday that “enjoying strong and steady development is in the interests of both [our] countries”

I know Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, and Deputy Prime Minister (and Foreign Minister) Winston Peters are committed to ensuring the relationship between China and New Zealand continues, and indeed strengthens, in the years to come.

It’s hard to overstate the impact the free trade agreement has had. Since it was signed, two-way trade with China has tripled.

As a Cabinet Minister, I look forward to continuing to do my bit, both within my portfolios and across the Government’s entire work programme, to ensuring that the relationship continues to prosper and benefit both parties.

I look forward to continuing to work with many of you on the varied investment opportunities available here in New Zealand.

Please note - speech as delivered may differ from these speech notes.

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Service at BU

Community Engagement at BU

We believe in the value of community and the potential for positive impact.  Bellarmine offers multiple ways students to explore and practice active citizenship in our local community and beyond. This is enmeshed within the mission of the University and therefore is a tenant of the BU experience.

Programming includes:

  • Domestic Alternative Spring Break experiences in a variety of communities including New Orleans, Charleston, West Virginia, and Alabama to name a few
  • Knights in Action: Day of Service for all first year students during orientation
  • Impact Grants: Students who are working collaboratively with a community organization can apply to receive funding for special projects or initiatives
  • RSO Service: Each Registered Student Organization will complete volunteer hours with a local community organization each semester
  • Bellarmine Volunteer Days: Two Saturdays each month, students can sign up to join a community project or volunteer at an organization with their peers
  • Compassion to Action - Residence Halls are partnered with a community organization to support the needs of that organization throughout the year through volunteer days, drives, and advocacy
  • Annual Non-profit and Volunteer Fair: Hosted on the Quad each Fall, students have the opportunity to meet local organizations, learn about the work that they do in the community, and sign up to volunteer or intern for a semester or year long commitment

Service Oriented Registered Student Organizations

There are several RSO's that dedicate their time supporting local community organizations and efforts to positive impact the lives of community members in Louisville.

- Food Recovery Network: This group of students collects food from campus dining services 4 nights a week and distributes the food to local feeding programs
- Technology Recovery:  This small but mighty group refurbishes computer equipment that is no longer used at the university and distributes the equipment to local non-profits in need
- Alpha Phi Omega: This is a service fraternity open to all students that dedicates their time individually and as a group volunteering with local organizations
- BU Dance Marathon: This group organizes one of the campus's largest fundraising efforts on campus in support of efforts at Norton Children's Hospital


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If that were not challenge enough, just yesterday the delivery of justice was delayed by the gridlock of the jury deliberations, and a mistrial was called. Now the whole community must wait to see if the prosecutor is going to retry the case, or if Ray Tensing will be set free.

Among the reactions to these events by those who believe in God’s work for liberation of oppressed people in the world, I have heard two reactions that trouble me. One reaction is the statement that these outcomes were pre-ordained. They say that God chose Donald Trump to be president, and we are simply actors in play that has ready been written, playing our part until the final scene. Or that God decided to let Ray Tensing walk, in order to prove to us a lesson.  The other reaction is the statement that these events in life are inevitable, “To everything in life there is a season” they say, “and this is our season under the leadership of Donald Trump.”

Over the last several months I have tried to emphasize that the purpose of our faith and the power of our beliefs are what we are compelled to do because of them, belief for belief’s sake is ultimately meaningless. My concern with the two reactions named is that both of them can lead to a disengaged fatalism. “We have no power, we have no control, only God has control, therefore all we can do is pray.”  While such a position sounds pious and holy, and may give us something tangible to do other than being overwhelmed and feeling helpless, I believe that our faith must call us to reject these crippling and ultimately dangerous beliefs.

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Re-Imagining the Rosary for Black Liberation

I am a Christian minister who believes in the revolutionary call of God and of the gospels both to resist the oppressive and isolating power of Empire as it appears in our time and place, and to work to bring about God’s realm of love and justice. To that end I often look for ways to connect my spiritual practices with my revolutionary beliefs. I attended a Catholic school for K-12 and spent many Religion courses during that time praying through parts of the Rosary. I appreciated the contemplative nature of the practice, even if most of the prayers did not connect with me. This year, during Lent I have decided to try using the rosary for contemplation on the struggle for Black Liberation. I am at the beginning of this process, so I welcome input.

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Why Won't You Dance?

Why Won’t You Dance?:

Part One of a Two-Part Theological Reflection on Charleston and the Church

Luke 7:31-35

31 Jesus went on to say, “To what, then, can I compare the people of this generation? What are they like? 32 They are like children sitting in the marketplace and calling out to each other:

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we sang a dirge,
    and you did not cry.’

33 For John the Baptist came neither eating bread nor drinking wine, and you say, ‘He has a demon.’ 34 The Son of Man came eating and drinking, and you say, ‘Here is a glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners.’

This pericope opens in the middle of a reprimand that Jesus is giving to his audience after addressing the concerns of John the Baptist and his disciples. John the Baptist has been arrested by Herod, as Luke tells us early in his gospel, and I would imagine he is at least beginning to suspect that he is never going to leave there alive.  John send his disciples to ask Jesus a very direct question, are you the one we have been waiting for. If you listened or read any of my sermons on gospel texts over the last couple of years, you probably have heard me talking about the counter-Roman, revolutionary community that Jesus is building which he refers to as the  Reign (or Kingdom) of God. In that context, I believe that John is asking Jesus, “can I die confident that I have seen the in-breaking of God’s revolution?” Jesus, then, aware that a direct answer could be seen as treasonous, tells John’s disciples, “just go tell John what you’ve seen out here.” As John’s disciples are leaving, I am imagining that there is whispering and laughing either about John’s eccentricity, the fact that he is in jail, or the type of people who would follow someone like John. I imagine this is the case, because the text says that after John’s disciples leave, Jesus jumps to John’s defense. “You all traveled out to the wilderness to see and hear John. Did you do that because you thought he had all of the trappings of Empire? No, you did it because he was a prophet. And not just any prophet, he is the prophet that other prophets were looking for” (Luke 7:24-28 NJP translation). Luke makes a few editorial comments before he returns to Jesus, which is where our text opens. It would seem that hearing the negativity directed at John (v33) and knowing the hate that he had been receiving (v34) was too much for Jesus to let go unaddressed. Jesus accuses them of wanting a Burger King prophet, a prophet done their way. John would not socialize so they labelled him with the same label given to the outcast from the region of the Gerasenes: demon-possessed. Meanwhile, Jesus socialized too much, so the labelled him a drunk. Jesus refers to them as children in the market place upset because people will not dance for them. In other words, the children, and therefore Jesus’s audience are being accused of wanting people to respond to whatever their whim is, without any regard for what is happening around them (the children are in the marketplace after all). They wanted prophets who preach God’s favor upon their national and cultural identity, without holding it accountable for the oppression that they created and were silent about in the effort to maintain legitimacy and peace within the Roman Empire. John the Baptist would not be silent about their complicity with Rome. Jesus’s life and ministry lifted up and valued the very people that Religious Leadership needed to exclude and oppress in order to maintain its illusion of power and Roman goodwill. Neither one of them participated the dance. That is why the work of John and Jesus, and ultimately John and Jesus themselves were problematic.

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Lies, Murder, and Why We Need to Wake Up

A reading from Isaiah 5

I’ll sing a ballad to the one I love,

    a love ballad about his vineyard:

The one I love had a vineyard,

    a fine, well-placed vineyard.

He hoed the soil and pulled the weeds,

    and planted the very best vines.

He built a lookout, built a winepress,

    a vineyard to be proud of.

He looked for a vintage yield of grapes,

    but for all his pains he got junk grapes.

“Now listen to what I’m telling you,

    you who live in Jerusalem and Judah.

What do you think is going on

    between me and my vineyard?

Can you think of anything I could have done

    to my vineyard that I didn’t do?

When I expected good grapes,

    why did I get bitter grapes?

“Well now, let me tell you

    what I’ll do to my vineyard:

I’ll tear down its fence

    and let it go to ruin.

I’ll knock down the gate

    and let it be trampled.

I’ll turn it into a patch of weeds, untended, uncared for—

    thistles and thorns will take over.

I’ll give orders to the clouds:

    ‘Don’t rain on that vineyard, ever!’”

Do you get it? The vineyard of God-of-the-Angel-Armies

    is the country of Israel.

All the men and women of Judah

    are the garden he was so proud of.

He looked for a crop of justice

    and saw them murdering each other.

He looked for a harvest of righteousness

    and heard only the moans of victims.

I am writing (or more accurately, rewriting, and even more accurately rewriting again) this piece a day after Loretta Lynch, the standing Attorney General, was in Cincinnati. AG Lynch is the same person who issued a statement to “condemn the senseless acts of violence by some individuals in Baltimore” while at the same time urging the need for careful examination of the police force who bears the responsibility for killing Freddie Gray. Today is also the day that a group of my colleagues had a press conference in which they were inviting Major League Baseball’s commissioner to enter the #BlackLivesMatter conversation, a press conference that was interrupted by protestors who equated diversity with “white genocide”. Moreover, I am writing in the immediate aftermath of the White House releasing its blueprint for local police reform along side the decision that federal government will no longer sell certain militarized weapons to local police agencies.

The attempt to equate #BlackLivesMatter to white genocide, the swift and unambiguous condemnation that fell on an oppressed community who actions cost no one their life, while promoting diligence in examining the only actions that cost a human life, and a conversation about reform that has highlighted by cosmetic changes (drones instead of militarized aircraft, police body cameras) instead of serious substantive change; lead me to believe that there is a deep-seeded misunderstanding of the injustice that is occurring in our time, of how this injustice is impacting the United States as a whole (we as Black people are not the only ones being beaten and killed by police needlessly) and a corresponding inability to talk about what real justice and real reform is and should be.

I will admit that prior to last August, when #Ferguson blazed its way onto the national stage after police officer Darren Wilson shot and killed Michael Brown, I had become lulled to sleep by  cynicism. I knew there was a need for police reform. I have my own stories of being pulled over needlessly, held for hours, illegally searched, and disrespected for being Black. I have also heard the stories of other brothers, many much worse than any of mine, that speak to the vastness of this problem in major cities, small towns, and rural communities all across this country. I just did not think it would ever change. If cynicism put me to sleep, apathy held me there. Believing that nothing would change, it became easy to stop caring. Yes, I would be mad when something happened to me, or to someone I knew, but this was life in the United States. Keep your pants up and your music down and try not to draw attention to the fact that you are… well that you are alive…because a wrong encounter with a police officer could easily end that. This is what I told myself, and possibly others in the deepest stages of my cynical-apathetic slumber. It is one of the reasons #Ferguson so important to me personally, it jarred me out of sleep and reminded me that the need for change was more important than the feasibility of change.

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Even Ishmael's Life Matters

22 After these things God tested Abraham. He said to him, “Abraham!” And he said, “Here I am.” 2 He said, “Take your son, your only son Isaac, whom you love, and go to the land of Moriah, and offer him there as a burnt offering on one of the mountains that I shall show you.” 3 So Abraham rose early in the morning, saddled his donkey, and took two of his young men with him, and his son Isaac; he cut the wood for the burnt offering, and set out and went to the place in the distance that God had shown him. 4 On the third day Abraham looked up and saw the place far away. 5 Then Abraham said to his young men, “Stay here with the donkey; the boy and I will go over there; we will worship, and then we will come back to you.” 6 Abraham took the wood of the burnt offering and laid it on his son Isaac, and he himself carried the fire and the knife. So the two of them walked on together. 7 Isaac said to his father Abraham, “Father!” And he said, “Here I am, my son.” He said, “The fire and the wood are here, but where is the lamb for a burnt offering?”

On December 1, 1955 Rosa Parks was arrested while riding a Montgomery bus for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger. Four days later she was convicted for breaking segregation laws, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was selected to lead the Montgomery Improvement Association, and that launched a public campaign that had been in planning for quite some time.  While King and Parks became relatively instant civil rights legends, it took a longer time for Claudette Colvin to be celebrated as well. If you are not aware of her name, you are probably not alone. It seems that only recently that Colvin’s story has begun to be told regularly despite the fact that she was arrested for the same “crime” nearly 9 months before Parks and was also a plaintiff in the federal court case in 1956. As historians have told the story, the difference between the story of Colvin and the story Parks is that Colvin was an unwed, pregnant teenager, and she was not seen as being respectable enough.

Neither this story nor its underlying tensions are unique. Respectability is a often played game, at times with serious stakes on the line. It is why in the court case with Trayvon Martin, in the media Mike Brown, and in any number of cases of similar magnitude, the character, and thus the worthiness of the victim was brought into question. “We are not missing out on much” is what the underlying message seems to be. “We can accept this loss, regardless of how unnecessary, avoidable, or illegal the killing was.”

In this Biblical text, Isaac was the son of promise, given to Abraham and his first wife, Sarah, who was considered to be too old to be able to have children. Abraham and Sarah are often celebrated because they showed great faith as they waited for years for Sarah to become pregnant, and thus started the generational line of succession that has been invoked in plenty of Baptist church prayers (God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob). This passage is often lifted up because it not only demonstrates Abraham’s faith in God’s promise, even if it means the death of the son he’s been waiting his entire adult life for, but seemingly there is also Isaac’s trust in his father to the very end. These actions and their apparent motivations seem to establish Abraham, Sarah, and Isaac as the first family of faith. But what if this Bible story was about more than blind faith? What if this Bible story was about Abraham being forced to wrestle with his own failings as a father?

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Luke 18: 1-3 Jesus told them a story showing that it was necessary for them to pray consistently and never quit. He said, “There was once a judge in some city who never gave God a thought and cared nothing for people. A widow in that city kept after him: ‘My rights are being violated. Protect me!’

4-5 “He never gave her the time of day. But after this went on and on he said to himself, ‘I care nothing what God thinks, even less what people think. But because this widow won’t quit badgering me, I’d better do something and see that she gets justice—otherwise I’m going to end up beaten black-and-blue by her pounding.’”

6-8 Then the Master said, “Do you hear what that judge, corrupt as he is, is saying? So what makes you think God won’t step in and work justice for his chosen people, who continue to cry out for help? Won’t he stick up for them? I assure you, he will. He will not drag his feet. But how much of that kind of persistent faith will the Son of Man find on the earth when he returns?”

We are seeing more now than our nation has in half a century, an unrest that is erupting in cities across the United States as people who have been too long forgotten are starting to rise up and speak in one voice a cry that speaks both an ancient truth, and a modern reality, “Black Lives Matter”. But as protests are emerging in places previously unheralded as Ferguson, Missouri and places infamous as New York City and West Baltimore, Maryland protest has emerged as more than speech, it has taken the form of destruction of property and in times more recently, the injury of the very police forces whose members have continued to kill people in the streets and in the back of police cars with no cause and little regard for life. As people are trying to make sense of what is unfolded, we have heard everyone from political officials to news pundits and from police officers to pastors talk about the two protest groups. The one is the “peaceful protesters, those who are coming together to chant and march and express their disagreement with the system as it is. Everyone applauds this group. They are the spirit of democracy, their visible leaders become celebrities on social media, and occasionally on mainstream media as well. In a time when we long for heroes whose humanity is as plain as their courage, these, mostly young people are stepping into that space with a remarkable charisma. The “other”  protest group has been called agitators, criminals, and opportunists. Their words are not celebrated, in fact they are not even remembered. It is their actions we remember, and overwhelmingly condemn. These are the ones who burned the QuikTrip in Missouri and the CVS in Maryland. These are the ones who have thrown rocks at the windows of businesses and police cars, and even at police. These are the ones from whom any leader or activist who is connected to money bends over backwards to create distance. Protest can be celebrated as long as it is safe, non-intrusive, and most importantly non-violent. This, is after all the lesson we learn from the patron saint of protest, Martin Luther King Jr. and from Jesus, is it not?

This text in Luke offers what I believe is a non-traditional glimpse into the value system of Jesus. Luke sets certain interpretative parameters on this text in his editorial comment about this parable being about prayer (1). It is therefore both easy and understandable to follow the Occam’s Razor theory of Biblical interpretation and say that this parable is, indeed about, and only about prayer. However I want to lift up what I believe are parallel and non-contradictory truths that can be mined out of the text that speak to the protest moment we are in now.

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Last night was a bad night for us.

We went 0-1 with a push.

The Hawks game started off great with 2 early goals but the pace slowed down and the Hawks won 3-2.

We had the Isles in regulation but the Oilers won 3-1.

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Blue Jackets vs Rangers Betting Tips:

The Rangers traded for Eric Stall who left one brother in Carolina, Jordan, and will be playing with another in New York who have Marc.  The Rangers were in need of some offense and they got that with Stall.  Once Nash comes back then this team could be deadly.

I Like their chances to come away with a win in this game.

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With all the moves made by the Leafs they will look like a completely different team in this game.

The Lightning are on fire winning their last 6 games.  The Leafs are playing like crap which is expected. They’re 2-7-1 over their last 10 games.

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The Sharks picked up James Reimer from the Leafs and it looks like he will make his San Jose debut in this game.

The Habs won their last 2 games but they’re still 5 points away from the playoffs.

The Sharks are in the playoffs but there are some teams who are close to them so they need to pick up points to distance themselves from those teams.  When the Habs are in town you have to like the Sharks to win this game.

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Bianchi and LottoNL ready for a front-page worth Tour de France
06 juillet 2018
The Dutch team tackles the Grande Boucle (7-29 July) with a very solid team. Talented Slovenian Primoz Roglic focuses on the top-five, Kruijswijk looks for his revenge, Gesink seeks to stage wins and Groenewegen aims at the green jersey
Bianchi + Team Road + Product

In the midts of a season steadily raced at the highest level in full swing (20 wins scored to date), Team LottoNL-Jumbo and Bianchi line up at the Tour de France start on Saturday, 7th from Noirmoutier. Dutch World Tour team aims for a leading role with two leaders as Primoz Roglic and Steven Kruijswijk and the sprinter Dylan Groenewegen, three athletes suitable to be in each stage’s frontline at the Grande Boucle 105th edition: 21 stages and 3.351 km from Grand Depart in Vandee to the finish in Paris

Dutch team manager Richard Plugge affirmed that all efforts have been put to let the team start from last year’s outcome – when Dylan Groenewegen won the final stage in Paris. The opening part of the race is for sprinters and Groenewegen clearly affirms his intentions by presenting in the best shape. However, Team LottoNL-Jumbo knows it could do even better than last year on all terrain conditions aiming at the top five in the overall standings.

The riders squad is solid, committed and well-balanced with no weak points: it represents the perfect match between experienced athletes and growing talents. The eight men competing at the French race have been selected and early disclosed by the team to confirm their ideas and goals clearness: Primoz Roglic (Slovenia), Steven Kruijswijk (The Netherlands), Robert Gesink (The Netherlands), Dylan Groenewegen (Olanda), Antwan Tolhoek (The Netherlands), Amund Grondhal Jensen (Norvegia), Paul Mertens (Germany), Timo Roosen (The Netherlands).

Bianchi supplies the Team LottoNL-Jumbo with four models engineered with the Bianchi CV system:

  • Oltre XR4, designed to maximize the aerodynamic advantage and control
  • Specialissima, the ultralight frame, perfect for GC riders, it’s extra stiff for increased traction and stability at high speeds, and maximum control on the descents
  • Aquila CV, the ultimate time trial machine, designed to increase power output and rider's energy, with maximum control with each pedal stroke
  • Infinito CV, the ideal bike for the Classics, providing remarkable control on uneven surfaces and reducing muscular fatigue


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Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Everytime you hear a bell, ....

per Wikipedia:

"A seraph is a celestial being in both Judaism and Christianity."

... get's its wings."

I came across a very interesting moth on the adobe/stucco wall that faces first street at the Gage Hotel here in Marathon.

It was curious in its overall shape, wing fringe, body segments, and leg structure.

I just couldn't place it in a Family in which my feeble brain was familiar with.

Family Bombycidae

Subfamily Apatelodinae

Olceclostera seraphica

"Seraph" moth

"This species is also known from Big Bend National Park and southern Arizona (Pima and Santa Cruz counties). There is a single flight from mid-July to early August. The life history is unreported." - Powell and Opler, Moths of Western North America. 2009. pg 236.

As you may recall in the above text quoting, this species has only one flight/one brood/one life cycle a season.

Miss it this year, you will have to wait another.

I'm glad it showed itself to us.

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Leaf curl disease is one of the major diseases in the World caused by a virus. This virus attacks crops like cotton, papaya, tomato, bhendi, chillies, capsicum, and tobacco and causes major economic losses to the farmers. The leaf curl disease is caused by a complex of whitefly ( Bemisia tabaci ) transmitted Begomoviruses having monopartite genome with circular ssDNA associated with satellite (beta and alpha satellite) DNA molecules. The disease generally appears in the end of June about 45-55 days after sowing and spreads rapidly in July. The disease progress becomes slow in August and almost comes to a halt by mid October. The initiation of disease is characterized by small vein thickening (SVT) type symptoms on young upper leaves of plants. Upward/downward leaf curling and leaf thickening followed by formation of cup shaped leaf laminar outgrowth of veinal tissue (leafy enations) on the abaxial side of the leaves is another important symptom. The viral incubation period ranges from 10-18 days.

 Leaf Curl Disease

Based on a study conducted during 2013-14 season at three locations in north zone in India, it was observed that earlier known resistant varieties and hybrids released from different state agricultural universities and companies for north zone were now showing susceptible to highly susceptible reaction to the leaf curl virus probably due to appearance of new viral recombinants and strains. According to AICCIP annual report on cotton, there is an estimate of 16 to 50 % seed yield loss in India only due to leaf curl virus.

 Management options:

  • Cultivation of high yielding resistant and tolerant varieties especially in the hot spot areas will ensure remunerative prices for the crop.
  • Avoiding mono cropping and viral susceptible varieties and hybrids mainly in the hot spot areas.
  • Prophylactic use of an organic viricide called V-Bind (2-3 ml/lit of water) from Vanproz at early stages of crop growth to control virus spread.
  • Controlling whitefly vector at early growth stages of crop growth with the help of neem oil (1 lit/acre) or Monocrotophos (300 – 500 ml/ acre).
  • IPM measures like use of yellow sticky traps should be encouraged for reduction of white fly population.

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  • Is there any solution for leave curl diseases in chilli. I have sprayed imidacropid and many other but no solution….. Please tell me.

  • My question is related with leaf curl how can we prevent leaf curl from chilli plant forever .is there any medicine available in market which should be highly curative for this disease guide me sir

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Big Poppa 54 Blog

Content for this Blog will start during the summer months. Also we plan to periodically have Guest Bloggers, SME's in a specific area of Hot Rodding to cover various hot rod topics.

What is a Triple DDD Cruise?
If you've ever watched Diners Drive-Ins & Dives on the Food Network
http://www.foodnetwork.com/chefs/guy-fieri.html, Guy Fieri takes his viewers to some very unique eating spots across the USA.  Some of those spots are located in Napa & Sonoma counties and various cities around the bay area.  So about every 4-6 weeks I will select one of these eating spots and usually we have 5 and not more than 10 couples to cruise to a restaurant, have brunch, and do some shopping, if shopping is available nearby.

Typically I try to plan these cruises to be 60-75 minutes and the lunch/brunch last about 1.5-2.0 hours.  The plan is to schedule 2-3 Triple DDD Cruises between Aug and Oct 2017.   The dates will be announced in Mid July

The Triple DDD Cruise has no car club affiliation, its just a group of hot rod enthusiasts that enjoy a nice cruise, good food, and a chance to just hang out with other Hot Rodders.

Hot Cars Magazine
Hot Cars Magazine http://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/672638has a featured article on the Big Poppa Buick in their December 2013 Issue, and there is an article on our 55 Plymouth BA/GT wagon in the winter 2016 #24 edition  http://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1084888   My thanks to Roy Sorenson, Editor, Publisher and Photographer for Hot Cars Magazine for the great pictures of our Buick which we used for our website logo.