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Day 58-Post #2-Correction Needed

Well, folks, as usual, I’m a day late and a dollar short. A correction to my earlier post is necessary since today is actually DAY 4 of the Light Up Medium, Light Up The World campaign. Now that that is out of the way, here is my light for the day! Now, go light yours peeps!

Day 58-What If….Week-I Played With Graphic Design?

Today I wanted to take my lesson on graphic design and illustrate some of what I learned.

I also wanted to speak on yesterday’s post, I was one day late in the Light up the World challenge started by Tre on Medium, but no matter-I’m in it now. So, today is actually day 3.

image My image for today, representing day 3, unity and joy. What could be sweeter than jellybeans? I wish all the candles were lit, but at least there are three. Multicolor candles and jellybeans for unity.

Light up Medium, Light up the World! Tremaine L. Loadholt

Please remember to light your candle tonight at 7:11 for at least 17 minutes, take a picture and post it all over social media.

Check out Tre’s original post on Medium and follow along will you?

As you can see, I’ve used a few tricks to

Illustrate some very basic graphic design

Underlining, italics, bold, margins, media

With more practice I’ll get better. AND I still created the content

I wanted, by continuing on the quest to Light. It. Up. I’ve also started writing some on Medium myself, and hope to be published in The Weekly Knob where the writing prompt for the week is “candle”. So far, nothing I have written goes to that yet, this is all part of the campaign to get millions of people to light a candle in unity to stop the madness going on in the world and gear the conversation towards peace, love and hope.

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Day 57- What If…. Week-

Today I decided to turn back to creative writing this week because of a seemingly brilliant idea that came to me just as I was falling asleep last night, I thought of having a week of scenario type stories focusing on What if…..

I had a lovely story almost written in my mind, then I fell asleep-and you know what they say. That is a disaster, now I can’t recall the particular story except the very beginning, or what my point was, or the direction it was supposed to go. Lesson here, always keep a notepad by the bed to jot these ideas down, but what if my husband is asleep? I don’t want to wake him once the light is off, so some ideas that I had to remedy this was to use a lighted pen, or a small flashlight, or at the very least, I could get up and take my iPad into the other room.

Why I can’t fall asleep on Sunday nights is a mystery to me, maybe because the weekend is over and I know I’m working Monday, so I start mentally preparing myself with to-do lists or writing projects come unbidden into my head. I had 3-4 of these such projects back to back racing in my mind last night, now I can only recall bits and pieces.

But now I have an idea.

After reading the word prompt on Medium for this week’s edition of The Weekly Knob, I am inspired to write a little on the subject of  Light up Medium, Light up the World. The word prompt is “candle”,  while I can’t write the same story in the both places, I can write a “what if” story. So here goes:

What if we, as a nation, lit a candle every day at a certain time in solidarity to end the madness and bring some positivity and light into the world? What do you think it would change? Would we be so busy lighting candles and thinking of our individual reasons for doing so that we would forget the hate and negativity going on in all the dark corners of the world today? Would we for once, get caught up in the action of doing something as a group to bring happiness and peace to the world that we ignore all the ignorant and inane things in the mainstream media today? What if we also said a prayer for peace and unity every time we lit that candle? Would the nation be healed? Maybe not, maybe so, I bet we’d have more of a fighting chance by coming together in this action than not. I say we try it for a week. I say, if the nation lit a candle and prayed everyday for a week, say, at 7:11, the healing would begin. What if we shared the news we were doing it, like we do every other insignificant thing we plaster all over Facebook and Instagram and Twitter? Spread the news, make it happen. Don’t you want the madness to stop? All the shootings, the press about the shootings, the riots, the protests. Light. It. Up. Light the candle, say a prayer and spread the word. I’m going to, because I really do. I want it to end and light to come back into the world. The light of Jesus. The light of God. The light of peace. I pray you do too.

Day 56-Free Days-One Lovely Blog Award

My blog has been nominated for the One Lovely Blog Award, thanks to Anuradha over at Aromas of my Kitchen for the lovely nod, check out her awesome blog, and discover recipes and beautiful food photos.

The rule are as follows:

  1. Post to accept the nomination

  2. Thank the person who nominated you and link to their blog.

  3. List 7 things about yourself.

  4. Link to the blogs you nominate.

  5. Notify the recipients of their award.

  6. Post the rules!

Seven things about myself-

  1. Although I’m only 4’9″, I spent 4 1/2 years in the Army as a lab technician and medical assistant, the first few months as a combat medic.

  2. My favorite pleasure reading is the horror genre, particularly Stephen King books.

  3. I’m a pretty good pool player.

  4. My favorite clothing store is New York & Co. because I can wear pants off the rack without needing to hem them.

  5. I love hard rock music (think Korn, Stone Sour, Alice in Chains)

  6. I used to be a member of the Sweet Adelines Barbershop singing group.

  7. I switched from smoking to vaping 2 years ago and never had another cigarette.

I would like to nominate the following blogs:

1. Mehrling Muse

2. Recipe in a Bottle

3. Http://

4. Hearts Everywhere

5. Izzie’s Kitchen

6. The Beachy Quilter

i would like you to know that you can decline the nomination if you want to. I love reading your blogs and would love others to do the same, however, it solely depends on what you want.

Happy blogging!

Day 55-Free Days-Fall Festival & Bunco!

Today was a busy one around the Smyth house, we got an early start with Dave heading out to play golf at 7:30 in Dallas and I went to help out with the Fall Festival at our church.

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There was sporadic shoppers, plentiful of goodies and crafts galore! Hopefully they did well, the jewelry I donated wasn’t selling when I left but was going to the craft store if it never did. Maybe it will do better for them there.

When Dave got home, we went to lunch-spoiler alert-I had a major cheat day because we were trying the new Pancho’s Mexican Buffet on Rufe Snow. This place was iconic since childhood,  they had all closed down around here until this new one popped up, and I just couldn’t help myself from having a couple of hot, buttery, flaky delicious soapapillas with honey. Mmmmmm! I’ll get back on track Monday. It was soooo worth it.

Everything tasted just the way I remembered it, and there is no “health” food there. I tried to be good, choosing the verde stew, baked chicken and 2 small flautas. Turns out they were made from flour tortillas and tasted like heaven. Another cheat, lol. Not to mention the small cheese enchilada-yeah, MAJOR cheat meal.

Then we were treated to a visit from my son and his girlfriend, whom I promptly dragged off to play my first ever game of Bunco! OMG, I don’t know what I was so nervous about. What a fun and easy game, we had a great time and Becky even won a nice prize. I will be anxious to play again next month, and luckily everyone was so nice and many of the ladies seem to live close to me. Here are a few pics from the game.

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Actually, I didn’t think to take pics until people were winning prizes at the end. It was great fellowship, food and fun and I’m so glad I went. You can’t go wrong with a room full of rowdy women, lol. This group is a mix of people that are friends of a girl my brother went to school with, that’s how I got invited. I was unaware there was an entry fee, and someone in the group (Tina) was kind enough to pay my way in and made Becky and I feel welcome and wanted.

All in all it was a great day and now it’s time to relax and enjoy the visit with my kids.

Have a good night and see you tomorrow when it’s likely to be raining on the patio. ⛈


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Why Your Interview Process is Failing & How to Fix it

By Kinexus on 24 January 2019

Organisations across the industry are working to grow their workforces. Unfortunately, I am hearing from more and more organisations that they are struggling to convert interviewees into new hires. So why is this happening and what can you do to fix it?

The Why

Back from 2010 to 2016, when Defence Industry was contracting, most companies reduced their workforce, and many workers transitioned to adjacent industries such as mining and construction. Aside from the loss of talent, a consequence of this contraction was that many organisations lost the ability to interview well.

Now, the industry environment has changed. With a multitude of current and upcoming projects, the industry is in growth mode and organisations are striving to hire workers. This rapid change has led to a candidate short market with most Defence Industry skill sets in low supply, including ILS, software and systems engineering, scheduling and project management.

Candidates looking for work often have a number of employment opportunities on the table, making it critical for organisations to give candidates an excellent experience in the interview process!

Regrettably, this doesn’t seem to be the case, with many interviewees having a negative interview experience. Some of the biggest complaints we hear are:

  • “The person that is supposed to be my boss wasn’t there or was late/distracted or didn’t know who I was.” “I didn’t have the opportunity to ask any questions, leaving me with many questions and doubts. “
  • “I didn’t get a clear description of the role or how I would fit into the bigger picture, so I don’t know what to expect.”
  • “It was a very impersonal process, and I am not confident I will be valued as a hire.”
  • “The interviewers seemed unprepared and one kept interrupting the others.”
  • “The process was one-sided, with the interviewer asking a lot of technical questions and nothing about me as a person.“
  • “They didn’t seem to care about my development or career opportunities.”

Experiences like these result in candidate disengagement and encourage them to turn to other opportunities instead. As they often have interest from a couple of organisations, companies that provide them with the best interview experience are most likely to get them on board. Skilled professionals want to know what they are signing up for, what the opportunity is and that they will be valued. The interview is a company’s opportunity to tick all these requirements and attract the best talent.

The Fix

In a competitive market for talent, it is imperative that we make the most of every interview opportunity. I am incredibly passionate about helping our industry make the most of the considerable investment that’s made in getting top talent to interview.

If you want to create an impressive interview process, one that will stand out in the mind of a potential future employee’s mind (in a good way) here are my three top recommendations.

1. Understand the state of the market

Including why it is essential to interview with the candidate’s needs in mind, not just the requirements of the role. See our latest Defence Industry Insight publication for more information on the state of the candidate market.

2. Prior planning and preparation by the interview panel beforehand:

  • Define the interview outcomes and agree on questions.
  • Define the process and the roles of each interviewer.
  • Review each candidate’s CV and background briefing.

3. Execute the process well:

  • Tell your story, clearly and succinctly.
  • Listen and record.
  • Provide timely, quality communication about the process, timeframes and feedback.

Interviewing is a skill, and it can make all the difference to your ability to attract the right people into your business! Check out our eBook on interviewing skills for some insight.

For in-depth and tailored advice on how you can optimise the interview experiences within your organisation, get in touch today.

By Rob Kremer

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Daily Devotional – 5/29/18 – Don’t give up because it hurts!

You cannot give up just because it hurts. Beloved, do you not realize that in order to get what you’ve been praying for; you might have to be stretched, broken, bruised, lied on, feelings hurt, broken promises and/or left by yourself? Do you understand that when you pray for guidance, there may encounter some grief and groans? Do you not get that when you surrender to God you may come across some suffering and sacrifices? Do you really not comprehend that when you are trying to recover, there may be some feelings of regret? Or how when you’re trying to get clean, confusion shows up? Or when you decide to abstain from what you’re addicted too, you find yourself easily angered? Being honest sometimes hurts. Getting to the right level of righteousness might reveal some rebuke, you were not expecting. But you cannot give up.

Baby, if I can be transparent for a moment; there are some days I want to give up. Yea, I may be in ministry, I may look strong, I may have a smile on my face and a prayer for you on my lips but there are some days, I don’t want to be holy. Why? Because it is painful. Painful in the physical and painful in the spirit. And, if you didn’t know this; a spiritual being who has been called to lead, encounters more pain. You may not believe this but when we get in the midst of your fight, we get hit too. It is part of our calling but if I give up every time I feel a little hurt and pain, I’d never make it. It is the same for you. I’ve come to understand that when I pray for enlargement, God has the need to stretch me in some places that can accommodate my blessing. Look, when a woman is in labor, her body has to stretch and be pulled in order to push out the baby. Even if she happens to need a C-Section, her body still has to endure the stretching and the pulling. In other words, pain. Without pain there is no produces of purpose and without purpose there is no growth. What I need you to get is … You cannot give up simply because it doesn’t feel good to you. Well, technically you could give up but then you’d still be in the same place wishing you would have allowed God to work. So, I’ll end it like this. You can’t give up because there is too much on the line in regards to you!

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The Grinch won't be stealing Christmas from 5 year old TyLon Pittman. He was convinced the Grinch was out to steal Christmas this year, so he struck first by calling 911.

The operator totally plays along, police even paid a visit to TyLon's house to assure him the Grinch won't be stealing his Christmas.

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KissAnime Boruto : Naturo Next Generation

As we all know Naruto was one the of most successful anime series. We all love to watch its episodes and trust me I’ve spent most of the childhood seeing this specific anime series only.
The characters of Naruto was just awesome and the content they made was more than awesome. Everything is perfect and you won’t find a single reason to leave this series between the suspense.

Once you start streaming this you won’t feel complete until this series ends.
KissAnime Boruto is the next generation of Naruto. It’s native to its ancient part and has similar characters but the new storyline.

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How To Stream KissAnine Boruto: Naruto Next Generations

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As I said you can download kissanime mobile app and search for the series there. If you don’t want to fill space of your handy gadget then you can also use the kissanime website to stream shows.

If you feel trouble finding this show you can click on the below button. It will redirect you to the list of all the Shows of Boruto.
KissAnime is a free platform where you find all the anime series for free. KissAnime Boruto is just a note for you which will help you in searching for the show easily.

Without taking much of your time, let’s move to the KissAnime Boruto Streaming link.

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This post is for those who aren’t able to find the boruto anime series streaming link. Kissanime Boruto helps them to enjoy the free streaming experience and serves them each and every episode of this particular show. This is why I wrote this separate post.

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Most of us understand how important water is for not just an active life, but also for everyday living. But when it comes to travel and adventure, whether you enjoy travelling the world or just heading out for a run, a reliable source of water that you can carry with you becomes a necessity.

Why Is Water so Important?

Our bodies need a fair bit of water to stay alive — between 50 and 65 percent of a man’s body is made up of water; and women’s bodies are made up of between 45 and 60 percent.

Every cell in the body requires water to function, with water acting as an important solvent for the billions of chemical reactions that take place in our bodies every day. It’s also a powerful detoxifier for the body, allowing our cells to effectively transport dissolved compounds in and out of our cells.

But is all water equal? Ask any mountain on the virtues and taste of fresh flowing water and it would answer with a hearty no. Unfortunately, most of us don’t have a mountain on our doorstep, but purified tap water is the next best thing.

But Tap Water’s Fine, Right?

You might think that there’s nothing wrong with water from a tap or in the plastic bottles you can get from the supermarket, but this water is actually riddled with impurities. Tap water is often full of chemical by-products, as a result of the sanitisation processes water companies must adhere to, meaning you can find anything from chlorine to fluoride in each sip. When it comes to plastic water bottles, a quick flip through the pages of a newspaper will tell you horror stories of the the chemicals leaking out of conventional plastic water bottles and washing up on beaches around the world.

With that being said, all is not lost — there’s a nifty solution that can provide you with pure water without breaking the bank: step forward the humble filter bottle.

Filter bottles work by purifying water using activated carbons, such as charcoal, allowing you to avoid the harsh chemicals used in tap water purification. In this post, we look at the best and most cost-effective options for those looking to step up their water game.

Grayl Water Bottle with Filter + Purifier

Grayl Water Filter and Bottle

This water purifier is not only super fast to use- simply fill up at any lake, stream, bathroom or hotel sink, and after pressing the bottle on the ground or low surface, it removes 99.9999% of disease causing pathogens in less than 15 seconds!  Keeping  you safe and healthy during your adventures.

The Grayl Ultralight Water Purifier can purify water at a rate of 2 litres/minute removing harmful pathogens, leaving you with clean safe water.

Ecomo Filter Bottle

Ecomo Smart Water Filter Bottle

The Ecomo is the superhero of filter bottles and uses smart technology and a three-in-one filtration system to deliver a water-drinking experience like no other. Users of the Ecomo can keep track of their water intake and test water with a quick shake of the bottle.

For those looking for a filter bottle that makes drinking clean water easier and more reliable, the Ecomo is a clear contender.

Kor Nava Filter Bottle

Kor Nava Water Filter Bottle

Charcoal may be the choice carbon source for purifying water, either at home or on the go, but coconut has recently taken centre stage. The Kor Nava taps into the purifying qualities of the coconut shell to filtrate your water to such a standard that it proclaims itself as the best water filter bottle on the planet.

Requiring just a quick push to filter every sip, the Kor Nava is convenient for those who need a drink while running, walking or cycling.

Lifestraw Water Filter

Lifestraw Water Filter

For adventurers and explorers who like to go off the beaten track, the Lifestraw is a must. While backpacking, hiking or camping in the great outdoors, you may not always have access to clean drinking water. Designed for emergency situations, the Lifestraw can filter 1,000 litres of polluted water, such as water in streams, and removes up to 99.9% of bacteria and parasites. Weighing in at just 2 ounces, it’s as light as it is powerful.

Looking for a travel water bottle with a filter to keep your drinking water clean on the go? Check out our full range of water bottles and keep yourself hydrated.

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Client came to me to help develop a website. We hit it off so well that the conversation turned to direction and business development. I don’t mind sharing knowledge and helping people to help themselves if they can’t afford to hire a social media and SEO expert like myself.

The site is still being developed since the client had to put the project on hold, but when she’s ready to roll with products placement, a clear line of vision with the ability to grow as her skills and experience continues to blossom.


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Self Analysis in the SipEasy

28 11 2010

“The roads of ‘if” litter our joy of ‘now’” said the new age counselor. Nori Pi never smiled between her sentences causing Jim to wonder about her authority on happiness.

Jim, a son of an ex-diplomat father and artist mother was disillusioned with societal expectations. His persistent search of friends and partners who questioned the world as he was not promising. While waiting for his omlet at the Sip Easy bar, a coffee stained ad from his local newspaper headlined “Connecting you to us” caught his attention.

And now, Jim was doubting– not Nori but his own choice to listen to such nonsense. As Nori continued to spout overly interpreted clichés frosted with hope, Jim sunk into a painfully penetrating self analysis.

Where was his desperation for connection originating? Perhaps a newly formed mental chemical imbalance had pushed him towards obtaining more intimacy before he reached age 30? Was his 29 years devoid of authentic relationships or were the premise of such relationships spinning away from his own authenticity? If he had been born to other parents, how would his motivations and values match those of his today? And then there were those nagging insecurities that multiplied as soon as he received a compliment…

How had his desperation for connection led him to a conference that was providing little solace? Jim decided it was a path that he’d been programmed to follow for many years and this path had created this desperate need.

The listless days since Jim’s private school education had compounded to a very bold period at the end of his summer prior to entering Davidson College. Once courses began, he became like an exclamation mark refusing to settle for textbook answers to his inquiries into the persistent injustices of the world. Soon enough, graduation was upon him and with degree in hand, Jim began to live in a short comatose consciousness that was focused on obtaining a job.

Although now with a job, Jim did not know the purpose of having one. He deeply felt making a living was not synonymous for having a job. Making a living led one to revelations, personal growth, and benefited society. In his schooling, no one ever discussed the difference between living and working. Maybe this desperation arose from this conflict.

After the conference, Jim headed towards the Sip Easy and observed the characters slipping into the bar’s darkness.

Thankfulness and Memories and Such

28 11 2010

Thankfulness is not gratitude. Its pretext does not demand expectation of reciprocal thanks. Thankfulness is solemn and subtle like a songbird’s nest in winter.

Should one express thanks for events based on fear, abuse, and chaos? Does the birth of something beautiful from something so horrid dark and ugly owe it’s origin’s such a blessing. When we give thanks to those “uglies” whom/which may have contributed to our joys are we not empowering them?

The child/parent relationship is a perennial steaming piss of misunderstandings and misaligned needs. The daughter who sees the suffering in her mother’s face cannot soothe the two contradictory yet tumultuous seas of guilt and freedom boiling inside her. Attempting to appease a mother’s need for increased intimacy is like a dangling icicle on the back porch of the heart. Too much warmth may cause the mother or daughter to break away but greater frost may shatter the body.

Boxes lie like burnt tongues in the house’s evening shadows. Yellowed newspaper cringes as dust continues to settle on porcelain refugees and wooden prisoners. Antiques without a memory remind us. Nicks, smudges, and fingerprints breathe screams, secrets, and bruises.

Conversations, scripted words devoid of grammar, logic, or kindness. A flushed flurry of fiery words that burn the tongue and scar the ear. The heart trembles.

Being human is not enough

10 11 2010

Black shiny girls hung loosely along the pale youthful face as she stared blankly into the window. The school’s library provided her with a temporary solace from reality. Here her imagination was accepted.
The cover of Dr. Seuss’s Lorax and his little yellow mustache waved at the girl. Soon the girl was in the story and the story became her reality. The orange bird was eating the trees. The trees ate her. She ate the Lorax. How did the Lorax feel?

Rapidly her connections and personifications intensified until her face became splotched red with joy. She laughed uncontrollably for five minutes until she became bored with Dr. Seuss and moved onto Skippy John Jones who exploded after eating all the beans from the Bean Bandito. Again, the girl desired to alter the story so that she was a character with power. Consumption was always critical in obtaining her desired glory and so she began to eat the main character until she became a bean.

Later in the doctor’s room, the girl sat barely aware of her name and intensely bored. Playing a solo game of musical chairs the girl provided her own sound track of Alanis Morset and Janet Jackson between hushes from her mother and questioning looks from other parents. Her singing was sporadic like the tapping of the secretary’s pen. Both actions were temporary releases between an expanse of boredom. The waiting room and the doctor’s appointment were two different activities on her daily schedule and both contained equal unimportance. Suddenly her amusement became mundane. She began dancing and soon was crawling on the floor like a snake. Being human was simply not enough.

The School Parking Lot

3 11 2010

Candy wrappers, pennies, and broken barrettes flitter across the cold skin of the parking lot. Car tires rest on these black covers till the sleeper returns. All objects lie in this area. It’s a still concrete purgatory where parents, educators, and children pass through in order to reach their chosen heaven or hell. Morning hellos and goodbye kisses fall stale in this lot. This barren and bleak plane protects the earth from the harshness that trespasses above. The spit of the spiteful waters the darkness and reflects only clouds. The asphalt feels it breath silently sharing little of its knowledge of the horrible with the warm giving earth below. The parking lot has sacrificed any possibility of personality for the earth below.

The painted white lines linger lightly upon the ground like guiding ghosts. Possessing little physical-ness, the lines direct so much that is physical. People disobey these white lines with vigilance.

April and the Woman

3 11 2010

“Let’s go April.” said the man in a blue plaid flannel. Florescent lights illuminated the child’s face as she picked up her brown knitted scarf from the faux leather chair. Wisps of uncombed blond hair framed wide hazel eyes as she said “bye.” As the double doors closed, her tiny legs in black and white checkered pants faded into the night.

The woman watched April’s movements—jerky, child like but quite confident. The girls words contained even more self assurance. The woman met April in the lobby of the gym a few minutes before. April had asserted a question to the woman as though she was an equal—an adult. Her question concerned the woman’s purse but the woman felt the child really was inquiring about something much less physical.

April needs a brush. April wants a purse. April wears mix matched clothes. April does not care. April moves with wild abandonment. Her body of ten years weaves between rows of empty metal lockers and cheap wooden benches. Independence flies free in her wet hair till her name finds her. A loud booming voice floods into the women’s locker room as she pulls back her hair. She does not hide within herself. If her wants are not met, she continues on—skipping and jumping with only one shoe on.

The woman imagines the emergence of this child’s awareness. Perhaps it was when April was five and saw a squirrel’s persistence in burying his acorn despite the possibility of never recovering his treasure. Did the girl experience a giddy awe in understanding the patterns of nature and its attempted gratification? The woman sighs. She knows these words and thoughts are too big for April to have considered but still the woman thinks April must live with this awareness. For the girl seems satisfied in the asking. Pleasure forms in upturned crinkles around the young girl’s mouth as she begins to speak.

Pink Predictable Contradictions

20 10 2010

She with the punk pink hair types, clicks, and smiles in the dimly lit cafe. Her acceptance is complete with a smile and bubble pop of sour apple gum. A bookmark with a modern Madonna with machine guns jutting from her breasts marks the page where she finished reading about the genocide in Rwanda. On embossed stationary, she scribbles invitations to an 8th grade fundraiser for a trip to Charleston. Southern history bores her. The prospect of touring graveyards and slave markets for one sweaty week in June arouses a sigh of disgust. Privilege and predictability preside over her life like a steepled church. Such reflections and simple responsibilities cause her eyes to droop.

“Sensi should sip this tea,” whispers the cat with feathers. On a levitating ottoman, she rests like a piece of Swiss cheese. Bullet holes define her skin and within their bright darkness lie silent mouths—closed crimson lips ready to speak within the damaged body. Receiving the warm porcelain, her fingers tingle and the liquid slips within her. Hymns echo from the mouth on the tail of the cat while her mouths consume the resonating halleluiahs. “Saints do not sit,” chants the cat with feathers as he passes her by for a little black boy wearing pale pink ballet slippers. This boy clothed in chains stands listlessly looking up as the cat waters the boy’s feet.

A passing

20 10 2010

Crevassed dark chocolate skin sang stories of many laughs and tears. With broom in hand, he worked diligently under the supervision of fluorescent lights. A slight smile filled our requests and his steady hands met our needs. Was his ever met? While steering the yellow bus, did he wish to re-direct himself elsewhere? Those who serve seem to sleep in our darkness. If we do no knock out our own cobwebs, how will we ever clearly see our own impact? Our fingerprints on glass remind us we belong and have rested here before. Our marks and dust of being serve us if we recognize and claim them. However discarded such reminders leave us without responsibility. Others should not be wiping down our prints of existence.

Window wipes and dust cloths should belong to those who need to see. The segregation of task from responsibility is unethical—un-live-able.


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Xiaomi has developed a budget smartphone: “is not inferior to expensive gadgets”

Xiaomi разработал бюджетный смартфон: «не уступает дорогим гаджетам»

Corporation Xiaomi boasted a new budget smartphone with decent settings

For everyone who wants to buy a phone from the initial price category with a price tag of up to $200, a great choice would be the Xiaomi Redmi 6, specifications and price of which were disclosed some time ago.

11 February 2019, subject-oriented resource GSMArena said about what technical equipment will receive a novelty in the face of the budget smartphone Xiaomi Redmi 6.

In addition, managed to figure out what colors will be able to buy this device, some modifications will be available and what amount of money you have to pay. Hardware-based phone will be an 8-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 710 with a clock frequency of 2.3 GHz, complemented at the same Adreno graphics 616, and a modem with the ability to work in networks 4G LTE.

Otherwise, the novelty will please buyers 5.8-inch IPS screen with a resolution of 1520 720 pixels (HD+), 3/4/6 GB of RAM and 32/64 GB of memory, dual core (48 MP + 5 MP) and a 20 MP front-facing cameras, microUSB and 3.5 mm headphone Jack, a separate dedicated slot for memory cards microSD up to 256 GB included, communication modules Wi-Fi 802.11 n, Bluetooth 4.2, LE, A-GPS, 4G, VoLTE and FM radio, and battery capacity of 4000 mAh with fast charging support Quick Charge 2.0.

Fingerprint scanner phone located on the back cover, Xiaomi Redmi 6 shows in grey, blue, pink and gold colors, and in all cases, the back part is made of tempered glass Corning Gorilla Glass 4. To purchase a basic version of this entry-level smartphone with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of permanent memory customers will be able for $120, that is just 3 253,92 hryvnia. Version with 4/64 GB will cost $150 (4 067,40 hryvnia), but for a model with 6 GB RAM and 64 GB ROM will have to pay as much as $180 (4 880,88 hryvnia).

Recently, the network appeared the image quality of a smartphone with flexible folding body Xiaomi Mi Flex. The novelty is unique in that its display is formed from two sides, making the entire electronic device can take three forms – smartphone, small tablet and large tablet with a screen having an aspect ratio of 5:4.

Journalists portal LetsGoDigital has published in the global network image foldable smartphone Xiaomi Mi Flex, fans immediately started writing rave reviews and dream about when this mobile device will go on sale.

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Under the Hood: An Introduction to Kubernetes Architecture

A 101 on Kubernetes components and how they all work together

If you’re making the move to containers, you’ll need a container management platform. And, if you’re reading this article, chances are you’re considering the benefits of Kubernetes.

But what is Kubernetes? What’s under the hood of this incredibly popular container orchestration engine? How does it all come together to deliver the potential of a future-ready, solid and scalable solution for handling in-production, containerized applications? (Note the deliberate use of the word “potential,” we’ll come back to why we inserted that word later).

In this article, we’ll discuss how Kubernetes works and why it has the potential (there’s that word again) to support enterprise-scale software/container management.

What is Kubernetes?

Kubernetes (often abbreviated to K8S), is a container orchestration platform for applications that run on containers.

Not only does Kubernetes have everything you need to support your complex container apps, it’s also the most convenient framework on the market for both developers and operations.

Kubernetes works by grouping containers that make up an application into logical units for easy management and discovery. It’s particularly useful for microservice applications, apps made up of small and independent services that come together to create a more meaningful app.

Although Kubernetes runs on Linux, it is platform agnostic and can be run on bare metal, virtual machines, cloud instances, or OpenStack.

What’s Under the Hood?

To understand how Kubernetes works, let’s look at the anatomy of Kubernetes.

1. The Kubernetes Master Node

First let’s talk about the master. This is the Kubernetes control panel or control plane. This is where decisions are made about the cluster, such as scheduling, and detecting/responding to cluster events. The components of the master can be run on any node in the cluster. Below is a breakdown of each of the key components of the master:

API Server — This is the only component of the Kubernetes control panel with a user-accessible API and the sole master component that you’ll interact with. The API server exposes a restful Kubernetes API and consumes JSON manifest files.

Cluster Data Store — Kubernetes uses “etcd.” This is a strong, consistent, and highly-available key value store that Kubernetes uses for persistent storage of all API objects. Think of it as the “source of truth” for the cluster.

Controller Manager — Known as the “kube-controller manager,” this runs all the controllers that handle routine tasks in the cluster. These include the Node Controller, Replication Controller, Endpoints Controller, and Service Account and Token Controllers. Each of these controllers works separately to maintain the desired state.

Scheduler — The scheduler watches for newly-created pods (groups of one or more containers) and assigns them to nodes.

Dashboard (optional) — Kubernetes’ web UI that simplifies the Kubernetes cluster user’s interactions with the API server.

2. Kubernetes Worker Nodes

The second important component under the hood are nodes. Whereas the master handles and manages the cluster, worker nodes run the containers and provide the Kubernetes runtime environment.

Worker nodes comprise a kubelet. This is the primary node agent. It watches the API server for pods that have been assigned to its node. Kubelet carries out tasks and maintains a reporting backchannel of pod status to the master node.

Inside each pod there are containers, kubelet runs these via Docker (pulling images, starting and stopping containers, etc.). It also periodically executes any requested container liveness probes. In addition to Docker, RKT is also supported and the community is actively working to support OCI.

Another component of worker nodes is kube-proxy. This is the network brain of the node, maintaining network rules on the host and performing connection forwarding. It’s also responsible for load balancing across all pods in the service.

3. Kubernetes Pods

As mentioned earlier, a pod is a group of one or more containers (such as Docker containers), with shared storage/network. Each pod contains specific information on how the containers should be run. Think of pods as a ring-fenced environment to run containers.

Pods are also a unit for scaling. If you need to scale an app component up or down, this can be achieved by adding or removing pods.

It’s possible to run more than one container in a pod (where each share the same IP address and mounted volumes), if they’re tightly coupled.

Pods are deployed on a single node and have a definite lifecycle. They can be pending, running, succeeding, or failing, but once gone, they are never brought back to life. If a pod dies, a replication controller or other controller must be used to create a new one.

How Does It All Work Together?

Now that you have an understanding of what’s under the Kubernetes hood, let’s take a look at how it all works to automate the deployment, scaling, and operation of containerized applications.

Like all useful automation tools, Kubernetes utilizes object specifications or blueprints that take care of running your system. Simply tell Kubernetes what you want to happen, and it does the rest. A useful analogy is hiring a contractor (albeit a good one) to renovate your kitchen. You don’t need to know stage-by-stage what they’re doing. You just specify the outcome, approve the blueprint and let them handle the rest. Kubernetes works in the same way. Kubernetes operates on a declarative model, object specifications provided in so called manifest files declare how you want the cluster to look. There’s no need for a list of commands, it’s up to Kubernetes to do anything and everything it needs to get there.

Building your Blueprints

Kubernetes blueprints consist of several building or Lego® blocks. You’ll compose your blueprint out of these blocks and Kubernetes brings it to life. Blocks include things like the specifications to set-up containers, you can also modify the specifications of running apps and Kubernetes will adjust your system to comply.

This is quite a revolution. Just like the cloud revolutionized infrastructure management, Kubernetes and other systems are taking the application development space by storm. Now DevOps teams have the potential (there’s that word again) to deploy, manage, and operate applications with ease. Just send your blueprints to Kubernetes via the API interface in the master controller.

There are several available Lego blocks that can help define your blueprint. Some of the more important ones are:

Pods — A description of a set of containers that need to run together.

Services — An object that describes a set of pods that provide a useful service. Services are typically used to define clusters of uniform pods.

Persistent Volumes — A Kubernetes abstraction for persistent storage. Kubernetes supports many types of volumes, such as NFS, Ceph, GlusterFS, local directory, etc.

Namespaces — This is a tool used to group, separate, and isolate groups of objects. Namespaces are used for access control, network access control, resource management, and quoting.

Ingress rules — These specify how incoming network traffic should be routed to services and pods.

Network policies — This defines the network access rules between pods inside the cluster.

ConfigMaps and Secrets — Used to separate configuration information from application definition.

Controllers — These implement different policies for automatic pod management. There are three main types:

  1. Deployment — Responsible for maintaining a set of running pods of the same type.
  2. DaemonSet — Runs a specific type of pod on each node based on a condition.
  3. StatefulSet — Used when several pods of the same type are needed to run in parallel, but each of the pods is required to have a specific identity.

How Kubernetes Bulletproofs Itself

Kubernetes simultaneously runs and controls a set of nodes on virtual or physical machines. This is achieved by running agents on each node. The agent talks to the master via the same API used to send the blueprint to Kubernetes. The agent registers itself in the master, providing Kubernetes with information about the nodes. Reading through the API, the agent determines which containers are required to run on the corresponding node and how they are to be configured.

The master node runs several Kubernetes components. Together, these make all control decisions about which container needs to be started on which node and how it should be configured.

In addition, the master and agent may interact with a cloud provider and manage additional cloud resources such as load balancers, persistent volumes, persistent block storage, network configuration, and number of instances. The master can be a single instance running Kubernetes components or a set of instances to ensure high availability. A master can also serve (in certain configurations) as a node to run containers, although this is not recommended for production.

Realizing the True “Potential” of Kubernetes

As the market leader in container management, Kubernetes has all the components needed to deliver a solid architectural foundation and scalability for your enterprise’s in-production containerized applications. As an open source project with open standards and a huge community behind it, it also provides the flexibility needed to quickly adapt in today’s ever-changing IT environment. But recall our opening statement about the “potential” of Kubernetes. While it certainly can deliver on many of its promises, there are hurdles along the way that every enterprise should be mindful of.

As much as it is beloved, managing Kubernetes is a time-consuming process requiring highly-skilled staff and a potentially large monetary commitment. To address these challenges, Kubernetes management tools are emerging each day, but finding the right tool with the needed flexibility to adapt in an ever-changing IT landscape can be a problem. To help you navigate your options, check out our earlier article on what to look for in a Kubernetes management platform.

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SEO is changing. With each Google update, the dynamics of organic search evolves as the company works to keep itself relevant to the way people are searching. As these changes occur, you may think that you must revamp your whole strategy for SEO, but that idea is not the case. The foundation of SEO hasn’t changed. If you follow these principles, your site will be well positioned to survive the changes with only a few tweaks.

Focus on the User

If you make sure that your website is designed for the user experience, then you can be confident that the search engines will crawl it easily. Extra design features may make your site stand out, but they don’t always make it easy to use. Here are a few ideas to focus on the user:

  • Use a simple navigation method. Make sure the menu is easy to follow.
  • Keep it simple. Not all browsers can view the latest scripts.
  • Keep text out of images.
  • Have a mobile friendly website.

Focus on Relevant Content

Having relevant, useful content has always been a good rule to follow. Now, it is more important than ever, that you need your content to answer the questions that your audience is seeking. If you can’t help them, they will move on. Use the helpful hints to help you develop good content.

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  • Use headlines and bullets.
  • Use one topic per page – ideally one that answers a search question.
  • Avoid content that is not relevant to your services.

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One of the most significant mistakes people make with SEO is to neglect the metadata. However, this area is the most important outside of the on-page content, especially for the search engines. Today, the engines “understand” the content better than in the past, but specific areas of the metadata still inform the crawlers what to expect on the page. Similarly, it tells your visitors what to expect on the page when your search result show. These steps will help you develop useful metadata.

  • Create unique meta titles for each page that give readers an idea of what is on the page. Many people use the same one – the business name – on each page, which doesn’t provide much information for people looking at a search result page.
  • Use alt text for images. Not only is a great place to put keywords, but it also helps those who are visually impaired to know what kind of image has been placed on the page.
  • Use the meta description to hook the reader. While this section doesn’t hold much SEO value anymore, the search engines still use it to search results quote often.

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Think about your search habits. What do you search for? Sometimes we are searching for news or other types of information, but most of the time we are looking for something. Whether we need a plumber, a restaurant reservation, or the price of a lamp, a majority of our searches are for something that is local. In fact, over 53% of search has local intent. Of those people who are searching, over half will visit a store

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After years of everything being the new black it is time to get back to basics. Black is the new black, thanks to Sato Watanabe. If you’re a regular of my reviews you now know how found I am of the Japanese designer. But this latest book literally blew me away. Think minimalistic elegance meets edgy meets cute. Here you go.

Basic Black features “26 edgy essentials for the modern wardrobe”. There are true basics here, like the high neck shirt (p. 11), the v-neck midi dress (p. 18) or the tweed jacket (p. 21). I bet if you make any of those you’ll still wear them when you retire.

But there are also some pieces that are more of the modern essential type. I’m thinking about the tiered sleeveless dress (p. 6) or the blocked quilting zip-up jacket (p. 8). These ones would be super useful in your wardrobe and easy to mix, but they still have a little designer edge that makes Sato Watanabe’s work so delightful.

Despite all this stylish goodness I was able to pick two favourites. The asymmetrical blouse with tape trim (p. 27) is a wonder. It is shown in black with a grey trim and would be the perfect piece to dress up for drinks after work. But my mind couldn’t help imagining how it would look with a vibrant blue or flowery trim. And what if I picked a different colour for the blouse itself? You see, this is Watanabe’s magic working here again: one design, hundred of possibilities.

I also fell for the cheongsam with ribbon detail (p. 28). This adaptation of a traditional style would look too darn cute on me in a shorter version, me think. The author proposes a long version that looks so comfortable and classy at the same time!

Do you believe me now? Do you see how you NEED this book? Well, that’s a good thing because the lovely people at Tuttle Publishing gave me one to give away to one lucky winner! To enter the competition, meet me on the competition Facebook page.

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I'm trying to figure out how I got here, first of all. I was over at Scienceblogs on Ed Brayton's "Dispatches from the culture wars" and somehow or other wound up on your blog. The film thing is spookygood or good but spooky. I was gonna comment on the Dorsey book review, I loves me some Serge and Coleman, but the comments were closed :(

Oh, well. We share variants of the same last name (1 "n" in the middle for me). We both like Tim Dorsey's work (I tell people that he's like Dave Barry and Steven King's lovechild) and we're both in NY, although you're in the civilized part, I'm up in the wildnerness in Oswego.

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"I read somewhere once an argument that we have no true selves. What we think of as our “self” is an illusion or, it might be better to say, a construct we assemble every day out of the terabytes of memories we have stored in the neurons of our brains."

"Self" is a curious thing. Sometimes our "self" does something that surprises us. How can that be? Are there a bunch of "selves" and only one, or a few of them, are surprised? Or is the surprise just a crack in the illusion of "self"?

For my own part, I'm pretty sure that there are more than one "selves" calling the shots, although I only seem to be aware of one of them. The "self" that I'm aware of seems to have very little control over what I ("I" = the self of which I am aware) am able to concentrate on or pay attention to. The aware "self" has a pretty good idea of what the hidden "self" is going to go in for, having had a few years to build up a database, so I am usually able to choose topics wisely. It can be pretty tough sledding when I try to focus on something that doesn't interest the hidden "self", though. Usually I can force myself to slog through enough to fake it, which is lucky, because it would be a mighty hard sell to try to tell your employer that some part of your brain just didn't care to focus on that particular task. It's strange, though. Some people seem to be able to concentrate on anything at all, while other people can't seem to concentrate on a damn thing. I just wish I was in charge of my own self.

The hidden self also seems to have emotional feelings that only break through under certain odd circumstances. When I look someone in the eye, I feel a diffuse feeling of discomfort that has no discernible origin. The feeling quickly becomes acutely uncomfortable, as if some voice is screaming for me to look away, though there is no internal voice saying any such thing. When I do look away, the immediate relief is palpable, but the origin of the discomfort remains elusive. I put up with the discomfort, obviously: you would have grave difficulties with everyday life if you couldn't look anyone in the eye, but it really makes it hard to concentrate on what the other person is saying to you. Once again it comes back to focusing attention and concentration.

I get the same feeling when I talk on the phone, though it is far less acute. But it's still substantial enough to make the thought of talking on the phone quite painful. And, of course, I find it ridiculously difficult to concentrate on the conversation. It's a damn shame that so much business is conducted over the telephone.

It's a bizarre thought to consider another "self" living inside your brain, going about it's business (whatever it might be) but never interacting with your conscious self except in the most indirect manner. I suppose it's all just illusion and my postulated silent self is just a way of anthropomorphizing some pathological behaviors.

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This is the first I've heard of this film. It looks like a must see. You're comments on the self or selves are very much in keeping with contemporary thinking in the branch of psychoanalysis known as self psychology. Many therapists would argue that what therapy is doing is rewriting unifying narratives. Some memories become less significant, some become more significant and the story that provides a sense of memory continuity is altered. This might sound rather arbitrary, but keep in mind that the construction and recall of memories is, in first place, determined in large part by existing narrative frameworks. The self is always, to some extent, a fictional work.

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What is The Land Trust for Tennessee?

The Land Trust for Tennessee is a leader in land conservation. We are a non-governmental, not-for-profit organization working in communities across the state to protect private and public land that defines the character of Tennessee. We are driven to protect Tennessee’s irreplaceable landscapes and sites before they disappear forever.

When was The Land Trust for Tennessee founded?

The organization was founded in 1999 by Jean C Nelson, Phil Bredesen and a group of visionary leaders. Our first conservation successes took place in Leiper’s Fork and our organization has since expanded its successes across the state of Tennessee.

What types of land do you protect?

We protect many types of land, including private farmland, forestland, open spaces in urban and suburban areas, historic landscapes and public parks. We are driven to protect the conservation values of the land. These include:

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How does The Land Trust for Tennessee protect land?

In most cases, we work with private landowners to conserve their land with a conservation easement. In some cases, The Land Trust purchases land through community fundraising efforts or partnerships. We also work with communities and partners to develop regional and community plans to protect open space and to expand and connect existing protected land to maximize our land conservation impact.

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What does it mean for The Land Trust for Tennessee to be “accredited”?

Accredited land trusts are recognized for meeting the highest national standards for excellence and conservation permanence. The Land Trust for Tennessee was the first land trust in Tennessee to earn accreditation by The Land Trust Alliance Accreditation Commission and the first to become re-accredited.

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With opportunities in a growing insurance industry abound, Olivet College, a leader in insurance education throughout the state of Michigan, is working to replenish the insurance industry’s workforce by partnering with local school districts and insurance companies throughout the state to educate the next generation of leaders.

Representatives from Olivet College and Lansing School District (LSD) officially signed the Lansing School District Insurance Academy agreement at a Board of Education meeting on Oct. 6, allowing LSD students to obtain Olivet College credits from Risk Management and Insurance courses at Lansing high schools.

“Olivet College is not only the capital region’s private college of choice, it is a national leader in insurance education at the collegiate level for undergraduates,” said Maria Davis, Ph.D., provost and dean of Olivet College. “There is an increased need for employees due to the lack of current leadership in the field. This presents a great opportunity for Olivet College to take what we are good at and make it more accessible to our local community.”

Olivet College’s insurance curriculum, both at the undergraduate and graduate levels, is well-known and highly respected across the state. Students who graduate from Olivet College with a bachelor’s degree in Risk Management and Insurance, have a 99.9 percent success rate in finding a job in the insurance field. Thanks to partnerships like Insuring MI Future, Olivet College has been able to build relationships with industry professionals and school districts in mid-Michigan to educate the next generation of young talent for careers in the insurance industry.

Olivet College’s recently formed partnership with the Lansing School District will offer a new program for high school students this fall called the Insurance Academy, where they can earn free college credits. Olivet College plans to work with other school districts to expand this model across the state, where the college will provide the curriculum, guidance and support to the LSD and the designated district instructors. The Lansing School District will hire the instructors while Olivet College approves their credentials. Students will have the option of taking up to three Risk Management and Insurance courses to earn a total of nine Olivet College credits.

“Our students deserve to have multiple options for career choices and it’s the mission of the Lansing School District to help them get ‘opportunity ready,’” said Yvonne Caamal Canul, superintendent of Lansing School District. “A program such as this one, will not only provide students real-life experiences from which they can learn, but will also build a life-long commitment to being a successful member of our community by joining a growing industry.”

Students enrolled in the Insurance Academy will spend three days per week in the classroom and two days per week at AF Group learning about the insurance field while gaining hands-on experience. Students will also be able to attend seminars and engage in campus life at Olivet College. After completing these courses, students will not only be employable after they graduate from high school, they will also have an advanced start on a college degree. Should they decide to pursue an undergraduate degree in Risk Management and Insurance from Olivet College, they will be able to graduate in three and a half years.

“We look at this program as a chance to educate students and plant the seeds early about the opportunities available to them. We are very involved in the community and are excited to provide students an opportunity to further their education,” said Lynette Long, manager of Talent Management and Learning for AF Group. “AF Group provides the on-site learning environment so that students can experience what it feels like to be in this business, as well as have access to professionals through job shadowing and guest lectures.”

For more information about Olivet College’s Risk Management and Insurance program, visit olivetcollege.edu/academic-dept.

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In this advanced class we will explore the characteristics of 14K gold in relation to jewelry. Working from pre-made stock, we will fabricate several pieces of jewelry using an oxy-propane torch and 14K Yellow gold to learn how the material differs from silver and what advantages it offers in construction and assembly. The student should be familiar with and comfortable with fabrication in silver. Pouring and milling your own stock will be covered later in the week, if anyone wishes to bring some gold to melt and learn this valuable skill. Material will be available from instructor.

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My training has been in both stone cutting and silver mountings. I have been trained in all levels of silversmithing and have taken classes form both Mack Thornton and Ralph Gielis both of whom have extensive history in designing and producing Southwestern style jewelry. My work has been and is being exhibited in galleries, festivals, museums, and fairs around Indiana, Arizona and North Carolina. I have been awarded first place in Indiana State Fair Professional Division and the same at the State Fair in North Carolina. Currently, I am teaching Cabochons, channel set inlay, silversmithing and intarsia at Fayetteville Technical College, North Carolina. For me it is a pleasure to watch students begin in the lapidary arts and grow beyond what they thought they could ever accomplish in Jewelry making.

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Lawyer Corinne Higgins has over eight years of experience advising clients on real estate transactions, litigation, loan transactions, and real estate workouts, as well as creditor advocacy in the Philadelphia area, and in her former homes of Louisville, Kentucky and Des Moines, Iowa.

Corinne does work for clients that include commercial landlords and tenants nationwide in retail leases, large-scale office leases, “big box” industrial and warehouse leases, mixed-use project leases, ground leases, and bondable and other types of financing leases. A considerable portion of her former practice involved representing individuals and small businesses on corporate and estate planning matters from incorporation to wind-down to succession planning.

Clients appreciate Corinne’s array of experience in a variety of complex matters, in addition to her ability to effectively communicate and advocate her clients’ positions. Her understanding of clients’ unique needs and personal attention produce clients who remain in touch years later, even after her representation has ended.

Prior to joining Larsson & Scheuritzel P.C., Corinne worked in the litigation department of an esteemed large law firm in Philadelphia, where she represented multinational banking clients. Prior to moving to Philadelphia, Corinne practiced law in Kentucky as a boutique firm litigator and advocate. In Iowa, she helped build a law practice with a partner from the ground up. She aims to build personal relationships with each of her clients, an attitude that her experience as an entrepreneur reinforced, and is grateful for the business acumen she developed while running a small firm.

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Former Transexual Angel Morell In U.S.A.

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Several months ago, I shared with you the testimony of this young man.  I know that the gay agenda has been very aggressive these days specially in Houston, TX where a lady mayor is persecuting all the pastors and their messages.

All I want to say is that the real church of God loves homosexuals, lesbians and transexuals as people who need to be transformed.  We love them the same way God loves them.  We accept them as people; we firmly believe that Jesus died for them and that God has the power to deliver them from the spiritual stronghold of homosexuality and rebellion against how God made them.  Yes, homosexuality with all it’s variations IS a spiritual bond just like adultery, fornication, murdering, lying, stealing, alcoholism…..those are spiritual doors that we have opened through the weakness of our flesh.

Demonic possession is not only what we see in “The Exorcist”.  There are possessions by demons of immorality just like demons of divination, lying, violence, murdering.  People who are possessed by these demons don’t lose conscience, they can’t feel physically that they are being possessed.

Actually, they can behave like every other person.  Sometimes you may see a completely normal individual who is always quiet but then one day, he got mad, took a gun killed his mate and then committed suicide.  What happened then?  The few who have survived these types of ordeal, swear that they’ve heard “voices” ordering them to kill.  Science tries to explain this as schizophrenia but the person will say that they were completely normal before.  They just snapped and then they were regretful of what they did.  I bet you have read this before in the news, right?   I have read it many, many times before….

But a lot of people, still don’t want to believe until it is too late….

Ephesians 6:12 “For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.”

This is not a sci-fi movie.  This is real life.  The Apostle Paul mentioned about this spiritual battle much before than any Hollywood movie.   The dark rulers and authorities exist!  And they want to possess your soul; they don’t even want you to acknowledge their existence because if you don’t believe: they win!  Don’t let them win.

Come and learn more about Angel Morell’s wonderful testimony and if you live near the Massachusetts area in the U.S.A. remember that in December, this young man will be there sharing  the wonderful miracle of deliverance that God made in his life.  And if you don’t believe; you might still have a change of heart….

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2 thoughts on “Former Transexual Angel Morell In U.S.A.

  1. Yes, you are welcome, its not easy for people to speak the truth, be brave and believe that you can beat the mind games they play with you. Young people need to hear the opposite message before they lose their Soul.

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  2. You are so cool! I don’t think I have read something like this before.
    So great to discover somebody with a few unique thoughts on this issue.

    Really.. thanks for starting this up. This website is one thing that is needed on the internet, someone with some originality!

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