Good morning :) Glad to have you here, and I hope I can be a blessing to your walk with Jesus Christ today. And I hope I can also be a blessing in your efforts to learn more about Christianity if you're curiously seeking. It's one day at a time for me. I proceed into the future, learn new things, explore different ideas, and wrangle with complex ideas of sharing my faith with others, the challenges of the church as a whole, and the mindset of the modern human being.
The first type, and I see them everyday, is the type where they seem like they've been staring at television screens, computer screens, cell phone screens, waiting rooms screens and all the other screens for so long and so often they've never stopped long enough to figure out what they believe in and why. I tend to look for distinguishing paraphernalia such as bumper stickers, posters, or clothing. And when I observe these people it is almost without doubt three things: their favorite sports team, their favorite alcoholic drink, perhaps a hobbie like hunting or fishing, and any given brand name repeated. There is a lot of that up here in the north-central Wisconsin frozen wasteland tundra. Lots of cheese and beer as well. The kind of people who watch a lot of television! The kind of people who follow top 40 music, watch citcoms, professional sports, work average jobs, and go to bars on weekends. That's one extreme. Reaching this first type is a challenge mainly because there is just little to no interest in spirituality as a whole much less Jesus Christ or the Bible. I'd describe them as empty shirts.
And there is the second type which many of you probably think of as "hipsters." These are the modern skeptically minded, scientifically minded, jaded anti-everything-ilists. They have very firm beliefs on major issues of the times, tending to think their positions are indie and edgy. But the same ideas tend to permeate the culture and tend to depend on the latest fashions in belief and idea. How about this for a broad example.. post-modernist in ideas on truth & morals, all inclusive in ideas on spirituality, eastern dialectical in approach to philosophy, and tolerant to ideas of homosexuality, abortion, and drug legalization but strikingly intolerant to ideas of organized religion, Christianity in particular, and any measure of accountability for their own actions. Tolerance is a huge topic lately, but we'll get there a bit later.
As Christians we believe and know certain things that the world doesn't agree with. We believe in moral absolutes. We believe there is truth and we can know it. We believe in a God who we call Father. We believe in a unique Savior. These are things the world does not believe. These are things the empty shirt and the modern skeptic do not believe. And yes there are many more "types" of people and one could say that there are no "types" of people at all. Both would be right to certain degrees, a person is unique in DNA and thought. A person is also heavily influenced by culture and media, leading to observable patterns in people in general. What I'm trying to say is that the individual is of paramount importance in the Christian life. We ought never lose sight of the fact that Christianity is about love, and compassion toward individuals, not necessarily groups as a whole. Bringing people lovingly into the fold is most often done on a person to person basis. Just a side thought to remember.
Recently I watched an incredible presentation by Pastor Mark Driscoll where he outlines 9 things that Christians and non-believers disagree on. Mark Driscoll is a wonderfully popular Pastor on the West coast. He commissioned a study and focus groups run by non-Christians to talk to non-believers about their problems with Christianity. Below is the video if you'd like to take a look. Mark Driscoll is a New Calvinist and I don't exactly agree with all his methods and approaches, but he certainly is a powerful speaker. I found the presentation highly compelling, but he lost me in the last few minutes on some issues of evangelism.
I certainly hope that in my life I can have a meaningful impact in the lives of others in sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. There is a huge task ahead of every evangelical Christian. And it scares me, because of the direction it's heading. It scares me more because the modern American church whether Baptist, Lutheran, Catholic, Episcopal, and so on, seem to be way out in left field with their approach. Mark Driscoll calls it being "off mission" in our task of being missionaries for Christ.
I like the approach Driscoll outlines in the introduction to "The Problem with Christianity." He sets up his sermons to be apologetically inclined, and looks at the concerns of non-believers and takes their questions. At the same time his church has "community groups" that focus on bringing in friends and specifically addressing their questions. From the community groups new people are encouraged to attend sermons which are opened up for questions.
I've seen something similar at a local congregation called "Downtown Mission Church." And the name says it all, because they have a specific "shop" right next to a bar at the very center of the city. On Thursdays they'll have sort of "mini sermons" about 30 minutes long, and after it's done they'll open it up to discuss the topic, and people will raise their hands and a friendly discourse gets started. I love that. Another outreach began sometime after in the downtown area, and I think storefront Christian outreaches are an effective approach to evangelism.
The churches of America have to engage the culture. The church seemed to kind of cut itself off from culture, somewhere in the 60s, 70s, or 80s, almost like the monasticism movement of the 3rd century. Monks living in the desert off locusts and honey, but unfortunately hardly paving any sort of way aside from into isolation. Culture has to be engaged. The church has to be a vibrant part of the culture. There are many vibrant ways to engage culture, and Driscoll makes a point that while the church at large is arguing over minor issues of doctrine, in varying levels of importance, they're addressing zero questions that non-believers might ask. And I think that can be linked to church leaders and church congregations being out of touch with the modern mindset.
Francis Chan, in this video from a Liberty University convocation (the university I attend) refers to many Christians as "weirdos." And I'd be inclined to say yes, I completely agree!
Francis Chan also makes some incredibly crucial points about culture and evangelism. As Christians we have to stand out from the culture, yet we need to engage the culture. And he raises the point that Christians seem to do the opposite, they look identical to the culture and at the same time tend to hang back from sharing their faith, failing to engage the culture. At the same time he mentions that there are Christians who do share their faith, and they tend to come off as weirdos!
You know, evangelism explosion (a method of evangelism) on the college campuses walking up to me asking if I think I'm going to heaven or not? That's just odd. And I recall going through the conversation with them and raising just the kind of concerns that people like Ravi Zacharias tend to address in their apologetic talks on university campuses. Ravi Zacharias says in all his time doing apologetical (defense of the faith) work he always receives the same questions, and the questions never change. I was not a militant atheist or even an agnostic looking for a fight when these Campus Crusade people were talking to me. I was still a seeker. So I basically inquired into evidence, and explained how I just wasn't yet willing to make that "leap of faith." I hadn't seen any evidence for the existence of God. Unfortunately they had no counter for my argument. At that point if I could go back in time and tell myself some stuff, I would raise issues of the historical accuracy of the Bible, the incredibly high amount of documents supporting and encouraging the validity of the original texts, the philosophical coherence of Christianity, negations of the theory of evolution based on mathematical improbability, and then segway into the uniqueness of Jesus Christ and the formula of Christianity when compared to the other world religions.
We've got a culture in front of us that considers Christians intolerant. And they don't want to tolerate Christians or our beliefs either. Of the many points in Driscoll's talk, that was a key one. It's hipocricy, sure it is, but there it is.
We've also got a culture that is quite scientifically minded, and I believe when addressing people who are earnestly seeking a spiritual connection we ought to address them with the Ravi Zacharias and Francis Collins approach of addressing scientific and philosophical questions head on. Many a time I would ask such questions of Christians and they would simply and this is no lie, they would simply tell me that I needed to believe God is God because the Bible says so. You can't slap someone in the face with a Bible and demand they believe it!
We have a rebellious generation in front of us, armed with ardent scientific skepticism. I was part of it until Jesus saved me. The church failed in the United States to raise up another generation of Godly people. Ceremonialism conquered, good works as a method of salvation conquered, and now as Driscoll put it there are many, many "zombie churches" that should be gone, but aren't. Churches that shouldn't exist, yet they just kind of hang around anyway.
Driscoll adjusts the format of services, the format of small groups, and sort of turns his church into an information age evangelical force, an open house, without even using the term "evangelism" and I just love that. He makes massive sweeping changes while still remaining Biblically sound. That's what we need. We need churches who adapt to the culture, integrate partially into the culture ( in relevance, style, angle of ministry, but also remaining utter in observance to sound doctrine) and engage the culture by putting an angle on teachings that addresses specific questions and concerns of the modern mindset.
There will always be doctrinal questions and debates within churches and the scholarly framework of Christian theology. And there are people engaged in those ministries who fight for sound doctrine and engage in the debates over details of scriptural intepretation. We absolutely need those people in their ministry. But when that's what we're preaching on, it creates divides, endless divides within the Christian church (the body of Christ) as a whole.
I would rebuke this bunch with one piece of scripture if I had such a chance, and that would be with 1 Corinthians 13:1-13 (ESV) which states"If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. And if I have prophetic powers, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. If I give away all I have, and if I deliver up my body to be burned, but have not love, I gain nothing. Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful."
So issues like this emerge more so than I would like, well that's the kind of world we live. So be it. There are plenty of disagreements. I can live with that. But I would love to see a more united body of Christ. We can disagree all we want about various issues, but if we're agreeing on the cross of Jesus Christ and the Bible as the ultimate expression of God's authority, then I think we can unite quite a bit more than at currently.
There are so many denominations and separated sections and sub-sections that there is no unity of effort or gathering of resources and people to provide a united front. If I had the time and resources outside of what I already do now, and the course of ministry the heavenly Father seems to be leading me in, I would engage actively in uniting the church in the United States as much as possible. I would try to develop connections between various organizations across the board from east coast to west coast, develop closer networks of churches, and engage in bonds of united leadership. We Christian leaders sit down together and talk about all the little details we disagree on and denominations form and non-denominations form, and divides form and pretty soon you have churches going up across the street from one another competing for business. The UNITED BODY OF CHRIST is not a BUSINESS. We're a family. Even when we don't agree on the time of the rapture in relation to the tribulation, we can agree on salvation through Christ Jesus. Even when we don't agree on the five points of Calvinism, we can agree on prayer and worship. Even when we don't agree on speaking in tongues, we can agree on the power and love of the Holy Spirit. I would try to foster dialogues like that. But it doesn't seem like that will be my ministry in the future, maybe, you never know, but if it's not I'll pray that God will raise up someone else to take on that daunting task.
For me, preaching the true Christian message to a generation raised on scientific skepticism, transformed by a depraved media, disenfranchised by an irrelevant half asleep Christianity, and married into a culture of complete selfishness and thoughtless patterned repetition is as daunting a task any I could ever face.
But, God. ...And I'm filled with peace. Because when the task is just too daunting we can't even begin to start, God has already finished. He makes it possible, when all the odds are against us as Christians. I believe we can do this. We can see a resurgence in the Christian message in the United States, and I'll be even more bold and say that we can see a resurgence in Europe and continued growth in Asia and Africa as well. It's a daunting task, it truly is. But with God, we can. And don't tell me God doesn't take sides, when the angel told Joshua that it was right before a battle, so regarding war, sure, but in regards to the body of Christ and sharing the Gospel, God is 100% on our side!
1) We can do is pray on the completion of this task. Pray through the completion of this task. And pray more, after the completion of this task. Pray daily, pray in your head on the way to work, pray at your desk, pray at lunch, pray with friends, pray at church, and pray everywhere else too. God isn't deaf, he hears our prayers and they avail much. After seeing so many prayers answered in my short life as a Christian, I'm astounded and believe completely in the power of prayer. If this isn't done, no chance in succeeding at all.
2) We can get educated on Christian Apologetics, the defense of the faith. Youtube is a great resource, I've constantly watched Ravi Zacharias talks at universities, and there are many other speakers, some from RZIM and other apologetic organizations available to view. There are many great books by people like G.K. Chesterton, Francis Collins, and particularly C.S. Lewis where we learn to intellectually defend the faith, as well as scientifically. That way we can answer the questions of skeptical non-believers.
3) We can get evangelical on a day to day basis. There are so many things we can do to help the process of fulfilling the Great Commission just on a day to day basis. We can share scripture on social media. We can talk to friends. We can email. We can chat. We can start blogs. We can leave Bibles in bathrooms! Post to Facebook, Craigslist, Pinterest, Twitter, and other social media. Start a Bible study. Talk to a friend. Talk to a stranger! Drop off Bibles at food pantries or homeless shelters. There are tons of great ideas.
We can take the message to our home congregations. Do you attend a church that isn't growing in new believers? Shoot your Pastor an email. Better yet talk to him or her in person. Talk to others at your congregation about how we can challenge the current generation with the message of the gospel. Organize events. Get some community groups started, Mark Driscoll is getting free resources together on his website. Establish an outreach, or new policy toward evangelism. Use your imagination!
I think the most important thing to remember and which must always remain as the large beating heart of all our efforts is the Cross of Jesus Christ. It's easy to get lost in all the efforts and approaches and lose the essence of the message. The life and gift of Christ Jesus is powerful, and the example set for us in scripture in his life remains to this day a quality battle hardened use for evangelism. The life of Christ can inspire the most stubborn skeptics, as we all have the desire to be honorable individuals within us.
When we reflect on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and keep it central in our message, we know both the great love he showed us and our powerful debt to him, and with that knowing our own compassion, courage, and determination in this quest is made complete.
May God richly bless you and keep you strong, safe, and determined in our quest to evangelize the world. This task is daunting to us, but a whisper on the lips of God from being complete. Nothing is impossible to him, and thus, nothing is impossible us, the body of Christ.


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Prices and availability in Houston, TX were last updated on 31 Jan 2023.
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The best apartments in Houston, TX are: Metro 5514 Cityside, Delray Apartments, The Columns at Westchase, The Retreat at Steeplechase and The Reserve at City Center North.
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The price range for a studio apartment in Houston, TX is between $250 and $44,043. View all studio apartments in Houston, TX.
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The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Houston, TX is between $350 and $6,071. Browse all available 1-bedroom apartments in Houston, TX now.
The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Houston, TX is between $725 and $10,000. Browse and find a 2-bedroom apartment in Houston, TX.
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In Houston 57% of the housing is rented out compared to 43% of homes are owned, according to the most recent Census Bureau estimates. 28% of Houston's apartments are found in large buildings of 50 units or more, 55% are located in smaller apartment complexes with less than 50 units, and 17% are single-family rentals.
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The age and size of multifamily buildings are among the most visible characteristics of the rental market in a city.  In this case, the apartment buildings in Houston are about 33 years old, on average. Of these, 34% have been built since 2000, representing the newer options on the market and typically offering more amenities. Rental buildings in the city have an average height of 4 stories. About 89% of the rental communities here are low-rise, garden-style communities, 9% are mid-rises, and 2% are high-rise buildings. These are true especially for large-scale multifamily buildings with over 50 apartments.
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Studio apartments in Houston are around 2% of rentals, while 1-bedroom floor plans represent 52% of the total stock. For those in search of larger rentals, 2-bedroom floorplans make up 39% of all rentals. More generous apartments with 3 bedrooms or more are also available in this city for those in search of more space.
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Renter's guide to Houston, TX
Houston, TX is a place for those with unlimited thinking. While "Houston" was the first word heard from the Moon, the city is also known for the first domed stadium and the first artificial heart transplant. Forbes ranked Houston the Fastest-Growing US City in 2015, and according to Travel + Leisure, Space City is the best place for foodies.
As the fourth largest in the US, the city of Houston only trails New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago in population. Houston, TX counts 2 million plus residents inside the city limits. However, the region is a 13-county area known as Greater Houston and covers more than 8,778 square miles (larger than the state of New Jersey and almost as big as Massachusetts.)
Houston is the largest of the four cities included in the popular Texas Triangle. San Antonio is only a 3-hour drive (197 miles) to the West, and Austin is about a 162-mile drive. Traveling North, Dallas is only 239 miles away.
Known for its hot, humid summers, there are only an average of 99 days with a temperature above 90°F and the city has moderate weather year-round. Since 1939, Houston has only experienced 15 measurable snowfalls. In fact, the temperature in Houston only drops below freezing for 18 days per year on average
Tips for renting in Houston, TX
In Texas it is most common for landlords to require your signature on a written lease, however, some of them prefer oral agreements. The Texas Attorney General controls laws applying to tenants. These cover a wide range of issues including Fair Housing, Health and Environmental matters.
Your rights as a tenant include the right to "quiet enjoyment," as it is called in the law—meaning that the landlord cannot evict you without cause or otherwise disturb your right to live in peace and quiet. You also have a right to demand that the landlord repair any condition that materially affects your health and safety. Under Texas law, by renting you the property, the landlord guarantees that the unit will be a fit place to live. Security measures include smoke detectors, window locks, keyed deadbolts on exterior doors and pin locks for sliding glass doors.
Although standard leases can be quite stringent, your landlord may be willing to modify the contract in special cases—for example, allow a pet if you put down extra money as security.
Houston, TX demographics
2,313,238Total Population
1,161,175 Female
1,152,063 Male
33.3Median Age
Houston, TX has a population of 2,313,238 according to the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau. 1,161,175 of Houston's residents are women and 1,152,063 are men. The median age of those who live in Houston, TX is 33.3.
Living in Houston, TX
The metropolitan area is affordable, relaxed and pleasant. With more than 100 languages spoken in the city, it's one of the most ethnically diverse major metro areas in the nation. 92 countries have consular offices in Houston, which is the third highest count in any US city.
There are pros and cons of living in Houston. Residents are rightfully proud of the city's diversity, culture and friendly "can-do" attitude. However, most would complain about traffic and urban sprawl. With no zoning, the city is a sprawling metroplex requiring most people to own a car. While this sounds awful to some, the population density of less than 3,500 people per square mile is inviting (compared to 26,000 in New York City).
Houston, TX households
526,874 Family
347,953 Non-family
280,986 Children
593,841 No Children
874,827Total Number of Households
2.61Average People Per Household
$53,600Median Household Income
According to U.S. Census data, there are 874,827 households in Houston, TX. 526,874 are family households and 347,953 are non-family households. There are 280,986 households with children in Houston and 593,841 households without children. On average, about 2.61 people live in a household in Houston, TX.
Houston residents can find an endless number of activities in the vast green spaces, cultural venues and professional sports. It's easy to find a restaurant - with more than 10,000 food establishments - ranging from the inexpensive and casual to world-class fine dining. There are also more than 150 private and public golf courses in and around the city.
The most popular annual attraction is the Houston Rodeo: about 2.2 million attend this non-profit event each year. More than $400 million in scholarships have been awarded to youth who participate.
Like major league sports? Enjoy a Houston Texans football match, root for the Houston Astros baseball team, watch the Houston Rockets slam dunk their way to victory, or book a ticket to see the Houston Dynamo soccer team play.
The downtown Theater District includes one of the few US cities to offer world-class and award-winning resident companies in all four major performing arts—live theater, symphony, ballet and opera. The district has about 13,000 seats (2nd only to New York City.)
The fun never ends with Houston's 83 museums. The dinosaur exhibit at the Houston Museum of Natural Science is packed with active prehistoric predators and prey showing how plants and animals have evolved over time. Budget-friendly options include more than 10 museums that are accessible free of charge. Other museums have special free hours (or even days) each week. Families are thrilled to visit the Space Center Experience adjacent to NASA's Space Center Houston and the Houston Zoo. Adults may enjoy a tour, concert or lecture at the Rice University or University of Houston campuses.
The region includes two of the largest public parks in the nation. It also boasts a lively 12-acre, non-profit, downtown park across the street from the 1.9-million-square-foot George Brown Convention Center with more than 600 events each year. The city's Bikeway Program is a 345-mile network. Memorial Park is 1,466 acres centrally located inside Loop 610. Amenities include 30 miles for hiking, bike trails, picnic grounds, playgrounds, golf, tennis and a fitness center.
Houstonians also know how to shop! Variety is key as you can choose from more than a dozen shopping centers, from vintage clothing to the most up-to-date fashion. The three most popular shopping destinations are the Galleria boasting 375+ stores, Highland Village and Uptown Park with its 50+ quirky boutiques, spas and restaurants.
Houston, TX employment & economy
Houston maintains a robust and thriving economy. Once known for space, oil and gas exploration only, diversification and international promotion has infused the local economy with dozens of Fortune 500 companies and even more promising start-ups and rapidly advancing small to mid-size businesses. One of the fast growing employment opportunities are in the technology sector. The Texas Medical Center is the largest medical center in the world, employing 106,000 to serve more than 7.2 million visitors each year.
Education in Houston, TX
There are a whopping seventeen different school districts in Houston, including the Houston Independent School District, one of the largest in the county. The city also has more than 300 private schools and 100 magnet schools.
As for higher education, there's the University of Houston, the third-largest school in the state. You also have Rice University, The University of St. Thomas, and Houston Baptist University, as well as the historically black college, Texas Southern University.
Or if you'd prefer a two-year degree, you'll be well served by the massive Houston Community College System and Lone Star College System.
Houston, TX education statistics
The level of education of the population of Houston, TX is as follows: 11% have no high school education, 32% completed some high school, 20% partially completed college, 6% have an Associate Degree, 19% have a Bachelor Degree, and 12% have a Graduate Degree.
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China tells U.S. to end its 'addiction to debts'
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BEIJING — In a blistering editorial Saturday by the state-run news agency, China said the downgrade of the U.S. credit rating by Standard & Poor's showed the need for America to "cure its addiction to debts" and to "reestablish the common-sense principle that one should live within its means."
With its stockpile of at least $1.16 trillion in U.S. Treasury securities — and likely more amassed through entities overseas — China is the largest foreign holder of American debt, putting Beijing in a position to lecture Washington to get its fiscal house in order, according to the editorial by Xinhua, the official government news agency.
"China, the largest creditor of the world's sole superpower, has every right now to demand the United States to address its structural debt problems and ensure the safety of China's dollar assets," Xinhua said. The news agency typically reflects the view of China's collective top Communist Party leadership and sets the editorial line for the rest of the state-controlled media to follow.
"The days when the debt-ridden Uncle Sam could leisurely squander unlimited overseas borrowing appear to be numbered," the editorial said. "The U.S. government has to come to terms with the painful fact that the good old days when it could just borrow its way out of messes of its own making are finally gone."
In Europe on Saturday, leaders reacted to the news of a downgrade with urgency. Financial officials from the Group of Seven industrialized nations planned a conference call for Sunday to discuss how to coordinate action among their countries' central banks, a person familiar with the matter said.
China — through its officially controlled media — largely kept silent during the weeks-long debt debate impasse in Washington between the White House and congressional Republicans. But Friday's rating downgrade, which could very likely affect the value of China's Treasury securities holdings, seems to have prompted China's leaders to take a more outspoken, and critical, stance.
China's criticism was countered by Japan, the second-largest foreign holder of U.S. bonds, which sought to ease fears over the downgrade.
"The trust we have in U.S. Treasuries and their attractiveness as an investment will not change because of this action," one senior government official told Dow Jones.
But the downgrade also raised concerns that confidence in the dollar could further erode, drawing more investors to the yen. For months Japanese business leaders and government officials have worried about the strong yen, which they say does not reflect the overall health of the economy. If the yen continues to appreciate, Japan could be forced to once again intervene in the foreign currency market, as it did last Thursday, when the finance ministry sold roughly 4.5 trillion yen, briefly lowering its value to 80 against the dollar.
On Friday, the yen again strengthened slightly, negating the effectiveness of the intervention. Japan now fears that the S&P downgrade could drive the yen back up to the level where it stood in the middle of last week, roughly 77 against the dollar.
The Xinhua editorial came three days after a fledgling Chinese credit rating agency, Dagong Global Credit Rating Co., also said it had cut its rating of U.S. credit, from A+ to A with a negative outlook, because of the move in Washington to increase the country's debt ceiling. It was Dagong Global's second downgrade of U.S. credit, the first coming last November. The ratings by Dagong Global, founded in 1994 to rate Chinese companies, have had little notice outside China and are not recognized by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The editorial said Dagong Global's initial downgrade last year "was met then with a sense of arrogance and cynicism from some Western commentators." But now the Standard & Poor's downgrade, Xinhua said, "has proved what its Chinese counterpart has done is nothing but telling the global investors the ugly truth."
The editorial also said the fiscal problems in the United States should begin the discussion over introducing a new global reserve currency to replace the U.S. dollar.
Economists interviewed here said the financial crises roiling the United States and Europe would only accelerate the shift already underway in China — begun with the 2008 global recession — to rely less on exports and move toward an economy driven by domestic demand.
"The economic downturn in the U.S. and Europe is likely to weaken China's exports and may cause more hot money influx," said Guo Tianyong, a professor with the Central University of Finance and Banking. "China is determined to slow down its economy and focus more on boosting domestic demand, and I think to a certain degree China can bear a more weakened external demand."
Correspondent Chico Harlan in Tokyo and researcher Liu Liu in Beijing and the Associated Press contributed to this report.


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If 2K wanted to be honest about their latest game, they'd release a heartfelt apology for wasting everyone's time, taking patience for granted and hurling decades of consumer loyalty down the drain. That's how poor 2K20 is. It's an absolute mess of epic proportions, and there's no end in sight to the game's issues.
Patch 1.03 is the latest to try and sort some things out. It follows in the footsteps of 1.02, a download that addressed some problems, ignored others completely and left fans who had shelled out full price for the product dissatisfied. Are things any better with this latest attempt?
To be blunt, no.
2K's vague patch notes seemed to deliberately keep everyone in the dark about exactly what they had fixed with certain elements in the game. That made it a little harder to establish what had been sorted and what bugs were still riddling this once-proud series. Some things were improved, others were not. It's all so...annoying.
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Essay on the connection between literature and society
In this society fireman are directed to burning books instead of fighting fires. Its purpose is to examine all that others have already discovered about the subject and the researchers working on the subject are considered to be key. A cocktail of self-sorrow and pessimism after dinner, an intoxicating mix drowning out the inner cheer that you can't fail to be born with, but gets crowded out by the pressing demands from the real world. That is why you can choose a genre you like the most, an author or a book. Essay about papers for sale, essay about papers for sale Who essay on the connection between literature and society does not know what a paper is? That is, there are relations and interrelation between men who live in the society. The developing of theater was a major trigger for appearing drama. It records the thoughts and feelings of great minds. Literature is like my life blood. No doubt that literature is one of the main arts in the whole world since people invented writing.
The influence of literature on society is felt directly or indirectly. But I am not so sure Plato and his modern-day followers (like my friend who pejoratively designates "Lord of the Rings" as Fantasy, that contemptuous genre) were justified in their condemnation that literature was "thrice removed from the truth.". Do you remember that book (also made into a movie) called Fahrenheit 451? The tragedy of deep mental illness is the loss of this story making - terribly isolating, as if the stories become locked into the brain and cant get out. It rouses our feelings and enthusiasm for welfare. I sometimes get asked why it's important to read, not just in general, but specifically fantasy. Naturally, conservative-minded writer will stress those aspects of social life, which put the traditional ways of life in the best possible way. The poet expresses his feeling and we who read his poetry are interested and feel at one with him and ourselves. The main genres of prose are: novels and short stories. There is the greatest demand for.
But to know life fully, not only the bright side but also the seamy essay on the connection between literature and society and dark side of life is to be known. A novel is a kind of long work of literature. The premise of this book is based on all books being burned by the police/government forces all literature being banished from the earth. It is estimated that three billion hours of gaming are played globally each week. . Society reacts to literature in a living way. Sarat Chandras novels have gone a long way in breaking conservatism as regards women in our society. Nevertheless, the masters of short stories know how to impress its readers too. Most of us put fences up between what we are familiar with and what we think of as "impossible" or "impractical." But there is a danger in prematurely putting up those fences. Therefore they appear at the beginning of sentences. Or I would grow my learning to recite from memory as I already try. That's where Clayton Christensen's innovator's dilemma comes.
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For example, he will set a high value on reverence for age-old ideals, respect for religion, chastity of woman and. I cannot imagine life without literature. After all, society is this bond of fellowship between man and man through communication that the poet or writer seeks. The myths that were somehow written on rocks or walls of caves and other surfaces can be considered as the first literature. It attracts in two waysthrough its matter and through its manner.
Advertisements: If literature expresses social sympathies, naturally it is bound to exercise some positive influence on our mind and attitude. Reading is a vital necessity for. I think she was on to something when she said that. That process is analogous to trying to understand how the map should be drawn without first exploring; to see if you haven't mixed up North America with India. However, the main difference is on where the emphasis is placed. It is commonly widespread and popular as well. Literature (and I should add, music too) nurtures your dreams and optimism and disrupts the market of intangible commodities with something so totally new that everyone is stunned. Don't mistake premature conclusions for vigilance. This is the only way you can find out a lot about this nation being far away from. Instead, they do their own thing, and this results in "disruptive innovation an innovation which disrupts the existing companies and makes a dent in the universe with their novel product. Why read "Harry Potter a story that has dragons and magic house-elves and other things which are clearly forbidden by the laws of physics, the most-universal arbiter of what is true and is not? Drama is intended performance on stage. An inspiring poem creates general influence on society.
What is the connection between life and literature?
It's like a sixth grader trying to take eighth-grade math before they are ready to assimilate those concepts. On the other hand, a literature review is designed to be a critical analysis of all the knowledge that has been discovered about a subject. . 2.5k views, view 1 Upvoter, answer requested by, saleem Ali. Not all of the knowledge of a topic may be used in an essay, but only what is relevant to the argument. . Music I cant help admitting that music is the most important part of our identity. All you need is Internet connection. Thus Miss Stowes Uncle Toms Cabin was directly responsible for a movement against slavery in literature and life in USA of those days. In other words, the subject matter of literature is society in some form or other. On the other hand, a progressive writer will tend to show how old ideals act as restraints on the natural freedom of the human mind, cripple the free movement of man and women in an unrestricted atmosphere, set for.
For example: Playing computer and video games have risen dramatically in popularity. . Advertisements: Thus, society creates literature. Human is this: essay on the connection between literature and society we tell each other stories. The manner must be such as will be pleasing to the reader and adds to his fund of knowledge. Essay about culture, essay about culture Every nation has its own culture, which can be positive or negative. Nonsense: monkeys make simple tools too, to help them eat. His argument explains why small companies, like Netflix, were able to upend the giants, like Blockbuster. What is the connection between life and literature? One of my friends has told me he won't read "Lord of the Rings" because it's fantasy. We can even find here some good tips of life experience. Naturally, if we have the power of language to express the feelings, we are well on the way to creating literature. Because it's a light so radiant no one can look at it straight, much like the sun. What people want is negativity in the news, negativity from their professors and negativity served along with their dinners.
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However, in literature reviews what is considered to be more important are the authors and researchers who found or developed the information. . We write dozens of pages every day! I can imagine a bunch of bookshelves in God's celestial library, where there are a ton of books with titles like "awesome ideas to try to brighten up the world" or "101 reasons to smile and make others smile.". Essay about education, essay about education A word education is very popular with young generations nowadays. No doubt, the realistic artist brings to a focus the oddities and cruder aspects of life overmuch. The purpose of an essay is to use what is known about a subject to prove an argument or point of view. . The key is that the newbies did not know how, and could not meet the market demand. The novels of Dickens had an indirect influence in creating in society a feeling for regulating and removing social wrongs, calling for necessary reforms. Literature is also more than just a made up story. Some histories of the ancients propose tool making as the key to the recognition of humanity. The major reason for this is because players are able to tap into a high level of emotional satisfaction that is difficult to experience in everyday life (McGonigal, 2011). This is a pretty deep question to my mind. It somehow influences on us and makes us feel better.
Shelley has called poets the unacknowledged legislators of essay on the connection between literature and society mankind. Since the speaking of words taught us to form social group, there has been a literature is my guess: oral literature (The Iliad for example) which can be remembered and recited. It is, however, clear that if we are interested in literature, and its influence is bound to move us amply. It can be a medical paper publishing a method for a revolutionary treatment. Literature is made out of the lore of life. In an essay, where the focus is on the knowledge itself, it is put to the front of sentences. . This one helps not only to be acted in the minds of readers, but it also helps to see all the emotions, gestures and acts in real life. Every nation has its own literature. Life is a story, literature speaks it, represents. For example, "If the sky were the limit, and the only impediment to achievement was our own imagination, or lack there of, what would you dream of?" Well. They don't know what to make. Statements, reports, powers of attorney, Essay about being a teacher, story about a young teacher, Miss Barrett, who came to school for difficult children, Calvin Coolidge High School, written by Bel Kaufman. There are three major forms of literature: poetry, prose and drama.
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The symbolic relationship lies in the father demonstrating. This is opposed to the idea of freedom as the capacity to "begin anew which Arendt sees as a corollary to the innate human condition of natality, or our nature as "new beginnings and hence beginners". Literature and Life Debora. The process was accompanied by a gradual but important easing of restrictions on economic and political behaviour in the late 1980s, including the satellite states. Literature is like my life blood. Its subject-matter and treatment are of general human interest; the expression is always emotive as the thought.
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A Beautiful Mind is essay on the connection between literature and society no different, and visual and verbal techniques are used effectively to develop the personality of John Nash. Prayers for the dead are unnecessary in heaven and unnecessary in hell. The connection between literature and life is both important and vital. So it was fitting that the roster of special guests for these recordings would be an extraordinary one, a real who's-who, comprising not only some of the most celebrated and ubiquitous session men of the time like Jim Messina. If you are the original writer of this essay and no longer wish to have the essay published on the UK Essays website then please. When evaluating the connection between Kafka and his writing, it is clear that this magnificently written masterwork is a portrait of Kafkas own life and nightmare like life. It would have been so easy for Amanda Shires to use tradition as a crutch, there is no doubt that she could have recorded - and may yet record - a superb, rough-edged 'old-time' country album but West Coast Timbers is not. Arcane Rising is a worthy sequel to Tale Spin, for it inhabits much the same English-pastoral-hippie landscape and shares the attractive quality of being partly improvised.
However, in March 1999 it was nominated for seven academy awards Continue Reading 1905 Words 8 Pages Double Standards: Don't Look at Me Don't look at me is the first line of Christina Aguilera's song "Beautiful." This instant. On the other side, some people reduced the meaning of the word culture to food, holidays, and lifestyle. The reason for this assertion is that I think literature taps into our innate desire. Too Long Away moves things on even further, now removing instrumental sets from the recorded menu entirely and instead managing a delicate balancing act between songs self-penned and those taken from traditional sources (five of each). These recordings are an absolute joy to listen to, while they provide research material galore for the serious student of old-time music, with copious and intelligent insert notes by John Cohen. 9 Economists, however, tend to attribute Hitler's rise to the Deflation and the Great Depression beginning in 1929. That of peta regarding fur.
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Melinda Gates, arguably the most powerful woman in philanthropy, shares her top five picks for charities that benefit women and girls across the world. Update: Consider donating what you can for this year's International Women's Day. Every bit counts.
This post was originally written in December 2014, for Giving Tuesday. We're choosing to re-promote it on March 8, for International Women's Day.
In our original story, Melinda Gates told BuzzFeed: "At the very least, women everywhere in the world need three things to be able to reach their full potential: health, decision-making power, and economic opportunities." Each of the charities listed below helps to accomplish at least one of those things. If you have any money to spare, consider donating to one or several of these worthy organizations.
After Black Friday and Cyber Monday, charities, business, students, families, and individuals across the world will take a day to focus on giving back and helping those in need. It's called Giving Tuesday, and it happens on the first Tuesday of December — December 2, 2014 this year.
For Giving Tuesday 2014, Melinda Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, shared her top five recommendations for charities that benefit women and girls across the world.
"At the very least, women everywhere in the world need three things to be able to reach their full potential: health, decision-making power, and economic opportunities," Gates told BuzzFeed.
Each of the following charities helps contribute to at least one of those pillars.
The Shot@Life campaign provides vaccines to children in need, and conducts vaccine awareness and advocacy. And this is incredibly important work — 1.5 million children die from vaccine-preventable diseases each year.
We like to say vaccines are miracles because they have literally saved the lives of millions of children. In fact, in the last 20 years, child deaths have fallen by almost 50%, and vaccines are a big part of that story. That is remarkable progress.
But, there are still far too many children living in poor countries who do not get the vaccines they need to grow up healthy and thrive. That's why we're encouraging people to give to the United Nations Foundation's Shot@Life campaign that helps get life-saving vaccines to the children who need them most.
And then there's this: The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will match all contributions made to Shot@Life on December 2, 2014. So your donation goes twice as far.
Population Services International is a nonprofit organization devoted to tackling the greatest health challenges in the developing world. That includes improving family planning and maternal healthcare, HIV and AIDS education and prevention, and targeting diseases that kill children under five (like malaria, pneumonia, and malnutrition).
Tostan uses a human rights-based approach to community empowerment and sustainable development programs across Africa. Their education programs are inclusive and nonjudgmental, and they work with community members to help enact change that benefits women and girls.
According to their website, their programs have resulted in 19K+ women selected into community leadership positions, 7,000+ communities publicly declaring they will not allow their daughters to marry before age 18, and 3 million plus people living in communities that have sworn an end to female genital cutting.
Donate — and learn to help educate and spread the word — here. And share this video below if you get a moment to help raise awareness.
Heifer International is devoted to ending world hunger and poverty through sustainable agriculture and commerce, including animal gifts and donations.


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My Salvaged Treasures. In case you do not, I can tell you that Betsy is super creative and comes up with the most amazing ideas to assemble beautiful and useful treasures from discarded items. She turned a vintage radio speaker into a night light, a rusty rake into a picture holder and a vintage camera into a vase, just to mention a few of all her wonderful projects. I also adore Betsy's jewelry made from all kinds of objects, like watch parts, small hardware pieces, and silverware handles. When she showed some necklaces created from tiny silver salt & pepper shakers last year, I put making one on my to-do-list and there it stayed. Recently Betsy was so sweet to remind me by posting another batch HERE. This time I did not procrastinate but went to work right after reading her blogpost. Thankfully, dear hubby knew where I had stored the cute little salt shakers that I had bought lots of years ago during a vacation in New England. We had used them maybe twice or three times in all these years. Therefore, it did not feel bad to give at least one of them a new purpose.
I chose turquoise and white beads because these colors go well with most of my clothes. I am happy how the pendant turned out. Thank you very much for the great inspiration, Betsy!