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Local Jurisdictions Struggle to Find Ways to Regulate Medical Marijuana
by: Genny McLaren, Joe Khalil
Posted: May 10, 2016 / 07:13 PM PDT / Updated: May 10, 2016 / 07:11 PM PDT
PLACER COUNTY --Although California's state legislature passed the most comprehensive medical marijuana laws in the nation in October, regulating everything from seed to sale, local jurisdictions have continued to struggle to find fitting ways to regulate the product.
Included in the bills was autonomy for counties and cities to define certain ways they regulate medical marijuana, from limits on its growth to production and sale.
For the past few months Placer County's supervisors have been going from city to city, hearing people's input on pot. They have visited more than 20 municipalities thus far.
"If there's a consensus at this point from what we've gotten from the community, it's that some kind of regulation is important," said Placer County Supervisor Robert Weygandt.
But what regulation? That's what they're trying to figure out. Weygandt says Placer County is considering a number of options including a ban on growers.
"If the board in a majority decided to ban outdoor grows, it's my understanding that would likely be enforceable in court," said Weygandt.
They aren't the only jurisdiction figuring out its cannabis cans and cannots. In June voters in Nevada County will decide whether to ban outdoor grows. Conversely, in Yuba County, voters will decide whether to overturn a ban on outdoor grows. Sacramento County voters will choose whether marijuana tax money should go to youth programs
No uniformity -- each county decides what regulation looks like.
"If we had a state plan that was applied throughout the state in every city and county, we wouldn't be having these issues," said Richard Miller, a former medical marijuana grower in Placer County, now an advocate for patients' rights, and director of the American Alliance for Medical Cannabis.
Miller worries Placer County may be quick to overregulate.
County officials though fear too many grow operations could attract a black market, or violent crime. Aerial photos that the county included in a recent power point presentation showing dozens of grow operations in a condensed area within the county worry officials further.
"The concern of whether Placer County becomes the hub for marijuana grows and who does that bring to the area," said Roseville Police Chief Daniel Hahn.
One of the voices the county considers -- law enforcement.
"We've seen some of these things go on and we want to make sure that we are prepared for whatever's going to come in our county," said Hahn.
It could be months before anyone knows what that is for sure. Placer county officials hope to have a better handle on specific policy recommendations for medical marijuana by June 21st. Most jurisdictions are keeping an eye on the November ballot, when recreational pot could become legal statewide.

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Jeff Acord, Black Lives Matter Supporter, Streamed His Arrest While Filming Washington Fire
By	Stephanie Dube Dwilson
Facebook	Jeff Acord's Facebook video.
Jeffrey "Jeff" Acord was arrested in Puyallup, Washington, in suspicion of being connected to a fire that started in Washington. Police said on Twitter that he was caught starting a fire and Acord said he happened upon the fire while looking for a lost camera. He was previously arrested during a Ferguson protest in 2014 and he recently posted on social media about supporting Black Lives Matter, but not supporting looting and hurting local businesses. Acord's name has gone viral on social media posts claiming he's a member of "Antifa," but his posts appear to show Black Lives Matter support, not Antifa specifically.
Here's what you need to know.
1. He Was Arrested After Filming a Facebook Live Video Where a Fire Had Just Started
On September 9, a 36-year-old man from Puyallup, Washington was arrested on suspicion of starting a fire on SR-167, Q13 Fox reported. Although the article didn't name him specifically, it did link to a video that Jef Acord posted on Facebook, noting that he was the man arrested and he had been filming live on Facebook before his arrest. In his video, Acord said he happened upon the fire while looking for a lost camera.
You can watch the live video he posted to Facebook below, which was a public video. It has some profanity in it. He posted under the name "Jeff Demologik Acord."
In the video, Acord is wearing a mask and saying that he just rolled up on the fire. He said that he was there with the police because he had just called the fire in. He zoomed in on the fire during the 39-minute video and said it was growing and crossing the road.
"Oh my god," he said on the video. "I hope they're shutting that s*** down dude."
He said he pulled over to call the fire in, and told the police that he wished he had a fire extinguisher on him when he pulled up. "I've put out fires before man," he could be heard saying, talking about how it was a house fire back then.
"The smallest thing can start a fire," he said on the video. "…That wind's not helping right now… It looks like it's spreading pretty quick, dude. I'm getting concerned… I'm more concerned about the f***** houses right there."
He said that he was glad he called in the fire when he did, as it might have helped give them extra time to respond early. He later said he lost an expensive camera the day before and was out trying to find it. He told police he was up and down the freeway four or five times that day looking for his camera and had walked four or five miles looking for it.
At one point about 17 minutes into the video, you can here an official saying in the background, "I've got lots of concerns about why you're here today."
Police had a different story about what happened. Ryan Burke, a Washington State Patrol Trooper, told Fox Q13 that Acord was found in the SR 167 median, after police had talked to him earlier when he was walking on the highway while carrying a lighter.
On Twitter, Burke wrote that a 36-year-old Puyallup resident was "caught in the median on SR-167@Meridian setting a fire!"
Joint team effort!! WSP, Fife Pd and Puyallup PD just arrested a 36yr old Puyallup resident. He was caught in the median on SR-167@ Meridian setting a fire! He is currently on his way to jail! Great job everybody!#playstupidgames pic.twitter.com/8N3wHcT5kJ
— Trooper Ryan Burke (@wspd1pio) September 9, 2020
About 29 minutes into Acord's live video, you can hear police questioning him about his lost camera and exactly where he was searching.
Acord is listed in Pierce County, Washington's website as being booked into Pierce County Corrections on September 10 at 4 a.m. The arresting agency is listed as Puyallup Police Department. The listed charge is "Burglary 2."
Bellingham Metro News reported that he was being held on a $1,000 bond and was suspected in other possible fires in the area. Before he was transferred to another jail, his charge was listed as "Reckless Burning 2nd Degree."
2. Acord Was Previously Arrested During the Ferguson Protests, & on His Video He Said It Was Because He Forgot His Gun Was in His Backpack
Seattle police arrest 31 y.o. Jeffrey Acord for unlawful poss of firearms and possession of illegal fireworks. pic.twitter.com/ahfaAg11Ya
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Around 34 minutes into his Facebook live video, Acord talks about how some people thought he was trying to blow up his car during the Ferguson protests. The officer asks why they thought that.
"Well because the officers there needed a story man…," Acord responded. "…I was out there to get footage… My girlfriend at the time was like, 'Hey, you should go out there and shoot some footage.'"
He said that he had also been camping and shooting his guns the weekend before, and he forgot to remove one of his guns from his backpack before going to the protest.
"So I was shooting the weekend before," he says on the video. "This was on a Monday that it happened. … After I had done my weekend camping trip… I had put my 9 mil back in my backpack loaded… I didn't have my concealed carry permit, and so I was honest with the cop."
He said that when the officer asked him if there was anything in his bag, he said he had left his pistol loaded in there by accident. He was arrested for illegally carrying a concealed weapon, and he told the officer that he lost his gun rights for two years over what happened.
"The messed up part was the way it was portrayed in the media," he said when the officer asked if the messed up part was that he made a mistake. "I was crucified for it.
KOMO News reported in 2014 about what happened to Acord, noting that he had a knife in his backpack, a box of ammunition, an assault rifle, shotgun, and a box of fireworks. The article said that he admitted to police that he had a loaded gun without a permit, and officers had contacted him after he was seen near his car with a road flare. Bail was set for $10,000.
3. He's a Black Lives Matter Supporter, But Also Posted that He Disagreed with Looting
Acord is open about his support for Black Lives Matter, but there's no indication that he's associated with Antifa. In early June, he shared that he was going to be participating in a march in Seattle.
He shared a video of footage he took from one of the protests.
His posts were about Black Lives Matter though, not Antifa. He posted that George Floyd should not have died.
However, he also posted on Facebook that he disagreed with looting and wanted a GoFundMe set up for local business owners.
He wrote: "There needs to be a patroon / go-fund-me acct set up for the local business owners that were looted and affected by last nights looting and rioting.. This sh** is NOT okay.. The message needs to be HEARD not SEEN.."
4. He's a DJ
According to his Facebook page, Acord is a DJ and he often makes public posts about his work. On his Instagram page, he describes himself this way: "Seahawks fanatic, truth seeker, Music addict, good times." His job was affected by COVID-19. In a GoFundMe, he shared that he had lost his gigs and paid work.
In July, he shared on Facebook that he got a job with a food truck and was excited about seeing how the business works from the inside.
5. He Set up a GoFundMe to Help the Local Music Industry
In July, Acord started a GoFundMe for a relief fund to the local music industry. He wrote:
I am a local Artist / DJ / Emcee from the Seattle / Tacoma Area and was affected by Covid like everyone else.. Except I didn't just lose paid club and music venue gigs that were already scheduled in advance, I lost the INDUSTRY itself. All bars / clubs / music venues / and the entire Festival season GONE. My livelihood has been severely affected by this fact and I do I am asking for the support of my community to help donate and fund my Covid Relief Benefit Fund. It will be utilized to help ensure that this project and vision I have for the locksmith scene and music industry as a whole. So please consider dropping a $5 or whatever amount you are able to help with, to help ease the financial stress, which will help get my son his much needed music instructional class online so he can harness his natural talents and become a very successful artist in the future! Imagine a scene, in a place free from the greed and money-hungry culture vultures that have decimated the entire music industry for over two decades.
The vision:
Create an entirely open-format music scene that survives solely by donations from the people that wish to take back ownership of their music scene.
Provide FREE entertainment for the masses to enjoy the art of music and live performances by PASSIONATE ARTISTS and PERFORMERS.
Proceeds from the funds will go ENTIRELY towards every piece of equipment required for the success of each event!
Full disclosure and accountability will be provided and all records of transactions will be documented and provided after purchases of new (or used) gear are made.
I already own my own laser / LED Projection system / Fog Machine / DMX Lighting Controller and Pioneer DDJ SX2 equipment, along with Novation Bass Station 2 Analog Bass Synthesizer, Native Instruments Maschine MK1 Drum Sequencer / Controller, Novation Impulse Midi Keyboard / Controller, and iMac Pro for a fully immersive and intuitive live PA / DJ performances.
What I need to get this of the ground, successfully – is a full sound system to be able to provide QUALITY SOUND during each Renegade Party / Event!
Also need some Stage Rigging for the lighting to be mounted on and for QUALITY PRESENTATION during each event!!
EACH PERSON THAT DONATES ESSENTIALLY BECOMES "PART-OWNERS" of the entire SCENE!
ALL EVENTS WILL BE HELD AT OPEN-AIR VENUES OF RANDOM CHOOSING AND PATRONS WILL BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IN UPCOMING VENUE SELECTIONS THROUGH A VOTING-BASED SYSTEM.
Who is ready to take back CONTROL of OUR music SCENE and INDUSTRY?!
Lets RAGE together, once again!!
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Jeff Acord was arrested in Washington after being seen near the start of a wildfire. Police said he started the fire, while he said he was looking for a camera.


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U.S. President Barack Obama is preparing for the first European trip of his presidency, with plans to participate in a global economic summit, NATO and regional gatherings, and various bilateral meetings.
Mr. Obama will leave for London on Tuesday to attend the summit of the G-20 industrialized and developing nations. A White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said Saturday that the United States is going to listen, as well as lead, in talks about the global economic crisis.
The U.S. president also has plans to meet on the sidelines of the summit with a host of world leaders, including the British and Indian prime ministers, the presidents of China and Russia, and the king of Saudi Arabia.
Later in the week, Mr. Obama will meet in France with President Nicolas Sarkozy and in Germany with Chancellor Angela Merkel. He will also participate in a NATO working group.
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Having a high net worth has numerous advantages, but it also means that you must take special measures to protect the assets you have accumulated. In a divorce, protecting your share of the marital estate requires an attorney with the experience and reputation to identify and pursue the assets you are entitled to under California law.
Bowler and Bowler has been protecting the rights of individuals in divorce for 48+ years. The firm is experienced in the intricacies of family law, divorces of all types including high net worth couples and high-profile cases. They understand the financial aspects of divorce and clients' concerns about privacy. You can rely on the firm to assist you with all of your legal needs during this time, including contesting or defending prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, unmarried couples, child custody, and financial matters of child and spousal support.
Marital Assets You Need To Document for the Divorce
California is a community property state, so it is important to determine what counts as marital property as quickly as possible. Every family's situation is different, but the following rules generally apply.
The first is that assets and debts individuals bring into the marriage tend to belong to the respective individuals as separate property. Secondly, assets and debts obtained throughout the marriage are presumptively community property. Finally, California generally makes exceptions for gifts and inherited property that went to one specific party. Sometimes, the courts also make exceptions for assets and debts owned in just one person's name.
With this in mind, you can now begin to gather the documents for the assets of the marital estate such as these:
Real Estate: The primary home, vacation home and investment properties may be community property or may have become community property due to transactions during the marriage. Sometimes, these will need to be sold to ensure an equal division.
Investments: If you own stocks, bonds and mutual funds, your partner may become entitled to a share of these as well. Many times, it is possible to transfer ownership without selling.
Retirement Accounts: Retirement savings are also community property to the extent they were accumulated or earned during the marriage..
Business: Whether it is a partnership or corporation, the court may order the division of this asset. People often sell a business, transfer shares or buy out the other partner.
A High Net Worth Calls for Special Considerations
Here are some of the factors that your attorney will give special consideration.
Multiple Sources of Income: Over the years, you have probably acquired money through various avenues and bought several assets. Accounting for them all may prove difficult. Working with an experienced attorney and your accountant or financial advisor can help.
Career Success: When one spouse supports the other through school, gives up a career to travel with the career-driven spouse or stays home to care for children, those sacrifices contribute to the other person's success. Courts take this into consideration when determining the way forward.
Overseas Assets: If one spouse conducts businesses overseas or owns assets overseas, it can complicate the division of assets. Discovery and disclosure of such assets is an essential function in the quest to properly identify and divide the community property estate.
Infidelity: Despite California being a no fault state, there are times when marital conduct creates issues the court must deal with. Such may include the impact on child custody and may unveil the misappropriation of community assets.
Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements: If you have a prenuptial or a postnuptial agreement, it may determine or significantly impact the outcome of the subsequent divorce. The very validity of the agreement is often a threshold issue that must be resolved before determining its impact.
Privacy Concerns: Privacy is especially important in sensitive family law issues. Redlands and Inland Empire communities such as San Bernardino become small worlds in a divorce. Our attorneys work with you to ensure your divorce proceedings remain as confidential as possible.
Protecting Your Financial Future With Regard to Spousal Support
When it comes to the financial aspects of divorce, one of the most highly contested is spousal support referred to by many as alimony. In addition to the division of assets, the attorneys will represent you in negotiations or litigation regarding spousal support. Whether you are the party who will be paying or receiving support, it is important for the payments to be fair. When one party in the divorce has more assets or a higher income, the other party will need financial support to become self-sufficient.
In a high net worth divorce, the standard of living during the marriage is often a more highly contested matter in determining spousal support than it is in other divorces. Our firm will be prepared to defend your position and obtain an agreement that meets your needs now and in the future.
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When one household shares an income, it stretches much further than when it supports two separate households. California courts take this into consideration when determining how to come up with a number that suits both parties but allows a lifestyle similar to what the payer enjoyed during the marriage.
Breadwinners often feel guilty about the end of their marriage, particularly if their actions contributed to it. This can cause higher earners to simply let things go and allow the more dependent partners to take whatever they want. While this impulse might come from a place of compassion, it could come back to haunt the breadwinner later in life. Fairness should benefit both parties for the foreseeable future.
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When one spouse does not earn an income outside of the home or makes significantly less than the other spouse, it is only natural to worry about the financial future. Dependent spouses need to ensure they have the financial assistance they need to get back on their feet while they adjust to a new life without the breadwinner.
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When you hear the words "cruise ship," you may immediately imagine sunny beaches and Caribbean breezes. After all, many people do choose to go to warmer climates to relax and recharge during their vacations. However, there are countless rivers and bodies of water to explore around the world! And you should, by no means, feel obligated to take a tropical cruise if you are really more interested in another destination.
Take Europe, for example. With history that stretches back for centuries and a wide array of cultures to absorb, a cruise through or around a few European capitals may be just what you desire. Whether your ideal voyage involves sunning yourself in the Mediterranean or sightseeing along the Rhine, you are in for an enjoyable time.
However, as a maritime law firm with over 100 years of combined experience, we know that accidents and injuries can happen anywhere in the world. Having successfully handled over 2,000 cases, and having served clients nationwide and internationally, we are capable of helping individuals and families recover after tragedy.
A recent story out of Germany reminds us that unexpected maritime accidents can happen, wherever you are.
On Sunday, September 11, 2016, a cruise ship on the Danube River hit a rail bridge in southern Germany. The ship, the Viking Freya, was en route from the German town of Erlangen to the Hungarian capital of Budapest. Two crewmembers died as a result of the collision.
One of the deceased, a 49-year-old, was steering the vessel at the time of the accident. The other was a 33-year-old sailor. Both men were Hungarian citizens. At the time of this post, the names of the victims have not yet been released. However, our thoughts and prayers go out to the families of both men, during this difficult time.
Although no other passengers were injured during the accident, we cannot help but to mourn the unnecessary loss of life that occurred. An event like this always leaves us wondering, how could the cruise line prevent this from happening in the future?
With a police investigation underway, we hope that the findings will shed light on how this tragic accident occurred. However, a police spokesman has reported that the cause of the incident may have been that the retractable wheelhouse was not lowered.
Once an official cause is confirmed, we hope that Viking will take the time to address the issue to prevent future loss of life. Whether that requires retraining crewmembers or updating out-of-date cruise vessels, it is up to the cruise line to take responsibility so that all passengers—vacationers and crewmembers alike—can rest assured that their safety is not in jeopardy.
Ultimately, everyone on board a cruise places their wellbeing in the hands of their cruise line. So when an injury or death occurs, we look to the cruise line to step up and do its part to improve the situation, for those involved and for all future passengers.
Addressing issues of maritime injury or death is often complex and overwhelming. Having an experienced maritime attorney by your side can make your case more manageable. So, if you have been injured or impacted by an accident at sea, you do not have to handle your case alone. When you contact us, we'll be happy to set up an initial consultation. We'll listen to your story and help you move forward with your life.


When I think about Bengal and myself, I feel proud. Because I am in a place where I can eat the most tastiest fish on earth so frequently, that no one in other place can. That's true, as I can still remember those days of Hyderabad where I eat bhetki fish or hilsha fish may be 3-4 times in 3 year. But now I can eat whenever I want. Just sharing one thought I am feeling while writing.
I am going to post another bhetki fish recipe, which is really tempting and came from my experiments. You can also check other bhetki fish recipes I have posted earlier here.
Wash the fish pieces properly.
Marinate them with salt, turmeric powder & little mustard oil.
Keep them refrigerate for 30 min.
Now in a pan heat oil and fry the fish pieces.
Remove the fiesh pieces and add more oil.
When oil is hot, add dhania,dry chili & masturd seeds.
When they star spurkling add the sliced onions.
Add green chilis as well.
Add salt & turmeric powder and stir them.
When the onions look like cooked and brown, we will add the onion cubes.
Onion cubes need to saute for a few min. They will give the dish a onion texture.
Now add all the spices and stir well.
Finally add the fish pieces and mix them all.
Add little water and cover the pan.
After 4-5 min of cooking, fish do pyaaza is ready.
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UN: Myanmar Buddhists killed more than 40 Muslims
Yangon: The United Nations says more than 40 Muslims were killed when a Buddhist mob stormed a village in an isolated corner of western Myanmar last week, hunting down residents with knives and machetes, officials said on Thursday..
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Yangon: The United Nations says more than 40 Muslims were killed when a Buddhist mob stormed a village in an isolated corner of western Myanmar last week, hunting down residents with knives and machetes, officials said on Thursday. They said others are missing and feared dead.
Details about a UN investigation of the incident were presented in background briefings with US Embassy staff, humanitarian aid workers and others, the officials said on condition of anonymity because the information had not been officially released.
Myanmar's government has vehemently denied reports of a massacre.
Presidential spokesman Ye Htut said on Thursday that he "strongly objects" to the UN claims. He said the facts and figures were "totally wrong."
Myanmar, a predominantly Buddhist nation of 60 million people, has been grappling with sectarian violence since June 2012.
The incident in Du Char Yar Tan, a village in Northern Rakhine state, appears to be the deadliest in a year, and would bring the total number killed nationwide in the sectarian violence to more than 280, most of them Muslims. Another 250,000 people have fled their homes.
Northern Rakhine — home to 80 per cent of the country's 1 million long-persecuted Muslim Rohingya population — runs along the Bay of Bengal and is cut off from the rest of the country by a mountain range. It is off-limits to foreign journalists and access for humanitarian aid workers severely restricted, adding to the difficulties of confirming details about the violence.
But evidence of a massacre, first reported by The Associated Press a week ago, has been steadily mounting, with an independent Thailand-based rights group, Fortify Rights, also saying on Thursday that more than 40 were killed. Matthew Smith, the group's executive director, said he based his findings on extensive interviews with witnesses and local people.
A UN team also visited the scene last week.
A statement released on Thursday by Valerie Amos, the UN's undersecretary-general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinator, was vague, only mentioning "alarming levels of violence, including the killings of many civilians and a policeman".
But officials present at the UN briefing on Thursday said that a thorough investigation, including witness testimony and descriptions of the violence, indicated that estimates of 40 dead were conservative.
Very few bodies were found. Most are believed to have been disposed of by authorities. There is also a chance that some of those presumed dead are still in hiding, but UN officials were confident that the massacre was of a large scale, attendees at the briefing said.
Security forces surrounded Du Char Yar Tan on January 14 after Rohingya Muslim residents allegedly abducted and killed a police sergeant, according to residents who spoke on condition of anonymity because they feared reprisals. Worried about retaliatory attacks, most of the men fled, and soldiers and police did nothing to stop revenge-seeking a Buddhist mob that entered the village with knives and guns, attacking women, children and others left behind, they said.
Smith called on the government to give humanitarian workers, independent observers and journalists unfettered access to the village, which has been emptied and sealed off since the incident. He said that as of Wednesday, there were still bodies in abandoned homes and other physical evidence of brutal violence.
In the hours that followed the incident, riot police started arresting all male Rohingya, including children over the age of 10, in surrounding areas, Smith said.
"These arbitrary detentions broaden the scope of the human rights violations in the area and should be immediately brought to an end," he said. "There needs to be accountability for this wave of horrific violence … but mass arrests of Muslim men and boys are not the way."
The Myanmar government has repeatedly denied that any violence took place in the area, apart from the death of the police sergeant and an alleged attack by Rohingya Muslims on police.
A statement published on the Ministry of Information website on Thursday said Chief Minister of Rakhine state Hla Maung Tin visited the area on Wednesday and told people about "false news published and aired by foreign media that children and women were killed in the violence." Officials with the UN accompanied the government delegation but did not offer immediate comment.
There are around 1 million Rohingya in Myanmar. The UN has called them one of the most persecuted minorities in the world.
Some of the Rohingya are descended from families that have been there for generations. Others arrived more recently from neighbouring Bangladesh. All have been denied citizenship, rendering them stateless.
For decades, they have been unable to travel freely, practice their religion, or work as teachers or doctors. They need special approval to marry and are the only people in the country barred from having more than two children.
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France is the top ski destination for UK-based holidaymakers says HomeAway.co.uk, the UK's leading rentals holiday website. With around 545,000 self-catering properties in its portfolio, the company revealed this news while also announcing the most popular French resorts.
In first place is the legendary resort of Val d'Isère in the Tarentaise Valley, where the village itself sits at an altitude of 1,850 metres. Offering a long ski season from November to May, it is renowned for its varied terrain and offers some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the world. It is known to be a super resort for beginners as there are more than ten ski schools to choose from, but with 25 black runs and Olympic downhill runs it is the destination of choice for many advanced skiers too.
Along with its higher neighbour Tignes – which HomeAway.co.uk report is its third most popular resort – Val d'Isère makes up the famous Espace Killy. This area offers more than 300km of runs, including the off-piste variety, where the most exhilarating ski opportunities can be discovered. Tignes is particularly snowboarder friendly, but is known for being able to meet the needs of most skiers and snowboarders.
Home Hunts has some stunning properties available in Val d'Isère and Tignes. A fine example of high quality, traditional chalet architecture (HH-7356502), this property was built originally as the personal home as one of Val d'Isère's most reputable chalet builders. Warm and homely with no expense spared on fixtures and fittings, this four-bedroom property, with a garden and balcony, is also south facing. It is priced at €5,000,000.
This ultra-modern, stylish and cleverly-designed chalet (HH-7366961) in Tignes has been designed and built by one of Espace Killy's most renowned skiers. Offering five bedrooms in total – as there is also a separate duplex apartment attached to the property – and with a top floor entirely dedicated to living, this residence has been designed with luxury in mind. The Jacuzzi terrace and views make this €1,600,000 property an irresistible investment opportunity.
While the Tarentaise Valley has managed to score two resorts in HomeAway.co.uk's most popular French ski resorts, in second place is Chamonix, one of the best-loved ski resorts in the world. The site of the first Winter Olympics in 1924, it is also one of France's oldest resorts and is famous for being home to Europe's highest cable car ride at the Aiguille du Midi. Recently Chamonix hit headlines for the opening of a glass see-through box, called "Step into the Void", which has been constructed 3,842 metres up on the Aiguille du Midi. Those brave enough to enter say they feel as though they are suspended on air amid the panoramic views of the breath-taking Mont-Blanc massif.
This stunning four-bedroom chalet (HH-6032615), located just minutes from Chamonix's golf course and Flégère cable car, is dream chalet material. Beautifully constructed against the backdrop of the mountains – and with a luxuriously-designed interior and garden – this property is competitively priced at 2,750,000 and will be sold fully furnished.
HomeAway.co.uk's research shows that Les Deux Alpes, France's second oldest ski resort behind Chamonix, makes fourth place. Fifth place has been taken by the Three Valleys, which comprises eight famous ski resorts including Courcheval, Meribel and La Tania.
For further details about these properties visit www.home-hunts.com. To find out more about off-market luxury chalets in these Alpine ski resorts, contact the French office on +33 (0)970 44 66 43.
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I am review the SAN Health Report and need to identify the unused ports. The SAN Health Report only gives the summary and not the listing of the unused ports. This is for the Brocade DCX 8G switch. Ports used 384 and unused 110. How does one actually ist the unused ports?
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It's hard to pack for a trip in 30 hours. It's even harder to prepare, emotionally and physically, for a mission trip, and it's almost impossible to prepare to travel to a developing nation with a high school youth group as an atheist. But, with only 30 hours notice, I dropped everything and went to Honduras for a week.
As I sat at work on a Tuesday, thinking about my concert plans for the coming weekend, I saw my high school youth pastor had left me a voicemail. Greg, who I haven't seen in a year, called because someone dropped out of the youth group's annual trip to Honduras leaving that Thursday—and he wanted me to be the one to fill the spot.
It's not exactly a secret that I'm not religious, and if anyone knows exactly where I stand on Christianity, it's Greg. After six years of open-minded, intellectual conversations about religion, I'm not shy when expressing what I believe to Greg. Before I asked about malaria medicine and flight times, I had to confirm if I was even allowed to go – did he call the right person? To that, Greg just laughed, said he welcomed questions and reassured me this was a good thing. So I took a deep breath, took a week off of work and I went to Honduras.
Having never been to a developing nation, I was equally heartbroken and inspired by Honduras. I've always been passionate about service. I've read books and seen photographs of poverty. But poverty became real for the first time when I held hands with a 12-year-old drug addict who lives on the streets of Tegucigalpa. Or when I watched kids my age search through trash piles on the street for dinner. Or especially when I came back to Pennsylvania and filled my car up with tank of gas that cost as much as one of the eco-stoves our team built. I witnessed hardship at a level hard to comprehend, let alone to communicate — everything was new.
But, more importantly, I was in awe of the graciousness of the people I met in Honduras. We traveled to Honduras to build eco-stoves in Guimaca, but we also had the goal of building partnership with other youths. We spent a large part of our trip simply getting to know each other. We played a lot of games, ate meals together, danced more than I thought possible and even washed each other's feet. Despite the language barrier, I made gracious and genuine friends.
My week in Honduras was simultaneously the longest and shortest week of my the summer. In that week, I learned how to mix cement, I got really sick and I sang in front of a group of strangers. I conquered fears, saw blood, yelled and laughed a ton. I reaffirmed my passion for truth, justice and service. And I learned when you give your whole self willingly and eagerly and with humility and without fear, beautiful things can happen.


Included in this weeks plan are some great ideas for a wonderful Christmas feast, and for the weekdays after the big day I have several of my most simple dinner recipes for you. I know I need that kind of thing this week! This will be the last menu plan I post this year. Menu Plans to resume come January. If you need further inspiration during this very short menu-plan-posting-hiatus, click the Menu Plan tab at the top of the page where the past 5 weeks plans are listed.
On to this weeks menu plan! Hope you find something to love! Happy Holidays!
Butterflake Rolls, you can make this roll dough ahead of time and freeze it.


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The 2019 Arizona State Sun Devils baseball team represents Arizona State University in the 2019 NCAA Division I baseball season.  The Sun Devils played their home games at Phoenix Municipal Stadium, off campus in Phoenix, Arizona.  Tracy Smith is in his fifth season as the Arizona State Sun Devils baseball head coach.

Personnel

Roster

Schedule and results

! style="" | Regular Season (37–17)
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|- align="center" bgcolor=#ddffdd
|Feb. 15 || vs. Notre Dame ||  || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 10–1 || Marsh (1-0) || Sheehan (0-1) ||  ||  || 2,630 || 1-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor=#ddffdd
|Feb. 16 || vs. Notre Dame ||  || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ|| 20–7 || Burzell (1-0) || Kmet (0-1) ||  || ASU Live Stream  || 2,723 || 2-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor=#ddffdd
|Feb. 17 || vs. Notre Dame ||  || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 16–5 || Dabovich (1-0) || Junker (0-1) ||  || ASU Live Stream || 2,554 || 3-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor=#ddffdd
|Feb. 20 || vs. San Diego ||  || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 12–2 || Montoya (1-0) || Dolak (0-1) ||  || ASU Live Stream || 1,624 || 4-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#bbbbbb"
|Feb. 22 || vs. UC Davis ||  || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ ||colspan=7| POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER ||-
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Feb. 23 || vs. UC Davis ||  || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 3–2 || Marsh (2-0) || Lyford (0-1) || Tolman (1)  || ASU Live Stream || 2078 || 5-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Feb. 23 || vs. UC Davis ||  || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 13–3 || Vander Kooi (1-0) || Hannah (1-1) ||  || ASU Live Stream || 2078 || 6-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Feb. 24 || vs. UC Davis ||  || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 17–2 || Dabovich (2-0) || Brown (1-1) ||  || ASU Live Stream || 1826 || 7-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Feb. 26 || vs. Pepperdine || #24 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 4–3 || Corrigan (1-0) || Stoutland (0-1) || Burzell (1) || ASU Live Stream || 1776 || 8-0 || -
|-

|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 1 || vs. Michigan State || #24 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 8–0 || Marsh (3-0) || Erla (1-2) ||  || ASU Live Steam || 2563 || 9-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 2 || vs. Michigan State || #24 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 8–5 || Tolman (1-0) || Tyranski (0-2) ||  || ASU Live Stream || 2733 || 10-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 3 || vs. Michigan State || #24 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 13–2 || Dabovich (3-0) || Diaz (0-2) ||  || ASU Live Stream || 2560 || 11-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 5 || at. Cal State Fullerton || #17 || Goodwin Field • Fullerton, CA || 6–4 || Corrigan (2-0) || Luckham (1-1) ||  || ASU Live Stream || 1096 || 12-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#bbbbbb"
|Mar. 6 || at. Cal State Fullerton || #17 || Goodwin Field • Fullerton, CA ||colspan=7| CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 8 || vs. Xavier || #17 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 12–0 || Vander Kooi (2-0) || Zwack (1-1) ||  || ASU Live Stream || 2213 || 13-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 9 || vs. Xavier || #17 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 8–3 || Marsh (4-0) || Lanoue (1-1) || || ASU Live Stream || 2558 || 14-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 10 || vs. Xavier || #17 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 11-6 || Dabovich (3-0) || Grammes (1-3) ||  || ASU Live Stream || 2488 || 15-0 || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 13|| vs. New Mexico State || #9 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 7-3 || Tolman (2-0) || Dehn || Montoya (1) || ASU Live Stream || 2519 ||16-0|| -
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 15 || vs. Washington State Cougars || #9 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 6-0 || Marsh (5-0) || White ||  || ASU Live Stream || 3489 || 17-0 || 1-0
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 16 || vs. Washington State Cougars || #9 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 8-7 || Montoya (2-0) || Guerrero ||  || Pac-12 Network || 4079  ||18-0 || 2-0
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 17 || vs. Washington State Cougars || #9 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 6-5 || Tolman (6-0)  || Mills ||  || Pac-12 Network  || 3303  || 19-0 || 3-0
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 20 || vs. California Baptist || #5 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 15-9 ||  Romero (1-0)  || Burica  ||  ||  ASU Live Stream || 2851 || 20-0 ||
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd"
|Mar. 22 || at. Oregon || #5 || PK Park • Eugene, OR || 12-9 ||Marsh  || Kafka ||  || Oregon Live Stream || 793  || 21-0 || 4-0
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ffdddd"
|Mar. 23 || at. Oregon || #5 || PK Park • Eugene, OR || 4-5  || Tellache || Corrigan ||  || Oregon Live Stream || 888 || 21-1 || 4-1
|- align="center" bgcolor="#ddffdd
|Mar. 24 || at. Oregon || #5 || PK Park • Eugene, OR || 7-3  || Romero || Walker  || Romero || Oregon Live Stream || 1150 || 22-1 || 5-1
|- align="center" bgcolor=#ddffdd
|Mar. 29 || vs. Arizona || #3 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 8–2 || Marsh || Labaut || Corrigan || ASU Live Stream  || 6059 || 23-1 || 6-1
|- align="center" bgcolor=#ddffdd
|Mar. 30 || vs. Arizona || #3 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 8–3 || Vander Kooi || Flanagan || Romero || ASU Live Stream || 5688 || 24-1 || 7-1
|- align="center" bgcolor=#ddffdd
|Mar. 31 || vs. Arizona || #3 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 17–16 || Remero || Weems ||  || ASU Live Stream || 4461 || 25-1 || 8-1
|-

|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|Apr. 2 || vs. Long Beach State || #2 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 9–14 || Baayoun || Cacchione ||  || ASU Live Stream || 2525 || 25-2 || 8-1
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|Apr. 5 || at. USC || #2 || Dedeaux Field • Los Angeles, CA || 6–10 || Lunn || Marsh ||  || USC Live Stream || 493 || 25-3 || 8-2
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|Apr. 6 || at. USC || #2  || Dedeaux Field • Los Angeles, CA || 3–7 || Lambert || Vander Kooi ||  || USC Live Stream || 579 || 25-4 || 8-3
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|Apr. 7 || at. USC || #2 || Dedeaux Field • Los Angeles, CA || 11–8 || Corrigan || Hurt || Tolman || USC Live Stream || 611 || 26–4 || 9–3
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|Apr. 9 || at. UNLV || #9 || Earl Wilson Stadium • Paradise, NV || 10–9 || McCrystal || Romero ||  ||  || 666 || 26–5 || 9–3
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|Apr. 12 || vs. #5 Oregon State || #9 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 4–1 || Marsh || Eisert ||  || Pac-12 Plus Live Stream || 3410 || 27–5 || 10–3
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|Apr. 13 || vs. #5 Oregon State || #9 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 4–6 ||  Chamberlain || Corrigan || Mulholland || Pac-12 Plus Live Stream|| 4080 || 27–6 || 10–4
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|Apr. 14 || vs. #5 Oregon State || #9 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 3–4 || Gambrell || Romero || Verbung || Pac-12 Plus Live Stream || 3241 || 27–7 || 10–5
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|Apr. 16 || vs. Seattle || #12 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 12–5 || Lidd || Parisotto ||  || ASU Live Stream || 2002 || 28–7 || 10–5
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|Apr. 18 || at Utah || #12 || Smith's Ballpark • Salt Lake City, UT || 11–6 || Burzell || McCleve ||  || Utah Live Stream || 1546 || 29–7 || 11–5
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|Apr. 19 || at Utah || #12 || Smith's Ballpark • Salt Lake City, UT || 8–5 || Vander Kooi || Rebar  ||  || Utah Live Stream || 1872 || 30–7 || 12–5
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|Apr. 20 || at Utah || #12 || Smith's Ballpark • Salt Lake City, UT || 3–6 || Tedeschi || La Flam || McCleve || Utah Live Stream || 1848 || 30–8 || 12–6
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|Apr. 23 || vs. UNLV || #10 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 9–2 || Burzell || Balko ||  || ASU Live Stream || 2750 || 31–8 || 12–6
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|Apr. 26 || at. Washington || #10 || Husky Ballpark • Seattle, WA || 6–10 || Micheles || Marsh || Emanuels || Washington Live Stream || 676 || 31–9 || 12–7
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|Apr. 27 || at. Washington || #10 || Husky Ballpark • Seattle, WA || 9–10 || Nierenberg || Corrigan ||  || Washington Live Stream || 1050 || 31–10 || 12–8
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|Apr. 28 || at. Washington || #10 || Husky Ballpark • Seattle, WA || 11–6 || Romero || Burgmann || Dabovich || Washington Live Stream || 857 || 32–10 || 13–8
|-

|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|May 3 || vs. #1 UCLA || #12 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 2–3 || Garcia || Marsh || Powell || Pac-12 Networks || 3878 || 32–11 || 13–9
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|May 4 || vs. #1 UCLA || #12 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 3–18 || Ralston || Vander Kooi ||  || Pac-12 Networks || 2753 || 32–12 || 13–10
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|May 5 || vs. #1 UCLA || #12 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 8–7 || Burzell || Powell || Dabovich || Pac-12 Networks || 2901 || 33–12 || 14–10
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|May 7 || at. Arizona || #17 || Hi Corbett Field • Tucson, AZ || 10–7 || Burzell || Vannelle || Dabovich || Pac-12 Networks || 3908 || 34–12 || 14–10
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|May 10 || at. Nebraska || #17 || Haymarket Park • Lincoln, NE || 15–6  || Marsh || Waldron ||  || BTN2Go || 5425 || 35–12 || 14–10
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|May 11 || at. Nebraska || #17 || Haymarket Park • Lincoln, NE || 1–2 || Fisher || Vander Kooi || Gomes || BTN2Go || 5403 || 35–13 || 14–10
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|May 12 || at. Nebraska || #17 || Haymarket Park • Lincoln, NE || 5–8 || Eddins || Tolman || Schanaman || BTN2Go || 5325 || 35–14 || 14–10
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|May 17 || at. California || #19 || Evans Diamond • Berkeley, CA || 6–5 || Dabovich || Reyes || Corrigan || Pac-12 Networks || 789 || 36–14 || 15–10
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|May 18 || at. California || #19 || Evans Diamond • Berkeley, CA || 2–3 || Horn || Vander Kooi ||  || Pac-12 Networks || 1033 || 36–15 || 15–11
|- align="center" bgcolor="bbbbbb"
|May 19 || at. California || #19 || Evans Diamond • Berkeley, CA || colspan=7| CANCELLED || -
|- align="center" bgcolor="ddffdd"
|May 23 || vs. #3 Stanford || #20 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 6–5 || Montaya || Little ||  || Pac-12 Networks || 2681 || 37–15 || 16–11
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|May 24 || vs. #3 Stanford || #20 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 4–6 || Matthiessen || Corrigan || Grech || Pac-12 Networks || 3470 || 37–16 || 16–12
|- align="center" bgcolor="ffdddd"
|May 25 || vs. #3 Stanford || #20 || Phoenix Municipal Stadium • Phoenix, AZ || 2–3 || Palisch || Dabovich || Little || Pac-12 Networks || 2801 || 37–17 || 16–13
|-

! style="" | Post-Season
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|-bgcolor=ffdddd
| May 31 || (3) #28 Southern Mississippi || (2) #21 || Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field • Baton Rouge, LA || L 3–15 || Shepard || Marsh ||  || 9918 || 37–18 || 0–1
|-bgcolor=ddffdd
| June 1 || (4) Stony Brook || (2) #21 || Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field • Baton Rouge, LA || W 13–5 || Dabovich || Clarke ||  || 9757|| 38–18 || 1–1
|-bgcolor=ffdddd
| June 2 || (3) #28 Southern Mississippi || (2) #21|| Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field • Baton Rouge, LA || L 12–13 || Blaylock || Burzell || || 9956 || 38–19 || 1–2
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Speed Drill - Are You Fast Enough To Punch Through Paper?
Hand Speed Drill – Are You Fast Enough To Punch Through Paper?
In this fun little drill we test your hand speed by seeing whether you are fast enough to punch through a sheet of newspaper! In order to be successful you'll need to connect with the sheet of paper at a very high velocity.
Get your training partner to hold up a sheet of newspaper simply by pinching it between their fingers. Then choose a technique and attempt to deliver it with as much speed as you possibly can, the paper is obviously very light so using strength and weight won't help in any way. The trick is to relax as much as possible prior to throwing the technique and remove all unnecessary tension. If you deliver your technique with enough speed you will be able to rip the paper.
If you want to punch fast you have to be relaxed not tense!
You can test the speed of a whole range of different techniques with this drill, including all kinds of kicks and strikes.


Episode #43 Part II – Coen Brothers continued | That's a Wrap!
Here's Part II of our discussion of the Coen Brothers. We had some lost audio in the first part, and this is that audio.
In Part I, we do pickups, talk about Hail Caesar for almost an hour, and get into about 17 minutes of a discussion of the Coen Brothers in general.
We also talk a lot about Woody Allen, and Erik tries to compare the Coens to Jean-Luc Godard as a contrast to Francois Truffaut.
Near the end, we also discuss teaching the Coen Brothers.
Fresh Air with Coen Bros – Nick was pissed off about this interview because he feels the Coens unfairly maligned the original True Grit. What do you think?
Hear our full discussion of Woody Allen from 2013.


The 8IATC will be held in English, but we are asking our 'International ambassadors' in many countries to send out information in the language of their locality or region. Please contact your region's Ambassador if you want material in languages other than English.
The 8IATC does not have the financial resources to organise simultaneous translations from English into other languages. However, many of us have worked in countries where English is not widely spoken and some of us have worked with a simple but effective system for translation called 'whisper translation'. This is where one or two people who are not fluent in English sit either side of one person who is fluent in English and who can translate to the language of the participants sitting next to him/her. The translator whispers the translation to those either side of him/her while the presentation is going on. While this can create a small disturbance to others and perhaps to the presenters, we have decided to make the principle of 'whisper translation' a policy for this conference. This is our best-known way of being inclusive of people who are not fluent in English. Please get in touch if you know of other ways.
How do you benefit from whisper translation?
The conference organisers do not arrange people for whisper translation. If you need translation, it will be your responsibility to make sure that you arrange to meet people at the conference who are able to take the role of whisper translators. We strongly recommend that you do this before you register for the conference so that you can be sure that you will be able to benefit from translation during the conference. If you don't know who to ask, start with an International ambassador from your region.


Romans 1:18. How does God feel about wicked, sinful people? Genesis 6:5-6, Eph. 2:1-5, 4:30. How do people 'suppress the truth' by their wickedness?
Romans 1:19-23. What does Paul say about all people including atheists knowing that there is a God, that He exists? What does he base his reason for saying this on?
According to this passage what are two things that happen when people reject God?
What does Paul say this can lead to?
As a result what did God do? Romans 1:24, 26, 28. What does this mean? See Galatians 6:7-8.
Romans 1:24-32. How relevant is the above to what is happening in our world today?
All mankind have an instinctive knowledge of God's laws as they have been created in the image of God for they are written in his heart. Romans 2:14-15.People are aware of God, they just don't want to know!
What would you say to someone who says they believe 'there is no God'?
Read Romans 2:1-27. What is Paul's message in these verses? Though Paul directed these words to the Jews who had God's laws (eg: 10 commandments, etc.) discuss how parts of them apply to some religions, sects, and 'good living' people.
Read Romans 3:9-20. Summarize the natural condition of all people. What is your definition of sin? Discuss in your group.
Sin means refusing to do God's will and failing to do all that God wants. Since Adam's rebellion against God, our nature is to disobey Him. Our sin cuts us off from God. Sin wants us to live our own way rather than God's way. Because God is morally perfect, just and fair, He is right to condemn sin. Each person has sinned, either by rebelling against God or ignoring His will. No matter what our background or how hard we try to live good and moral lives, we cannot earn salvation or remove our sin. Only Christ can save us.
Read Romans 1:16-17, 3:21-28. Explain in your own words in a sentence or two what Paul is saying here.
How important is it for people to understand their condition as sinners before a Holy God in order for them to begin to appreciate their need and God's solution through Christ.
How can anyone benefit from what Jesus has done? What is your definition of "saving faith"?
Discuss in your group the following.
What does it mean to believe? And to believe 'what'?
What did John say true belief does? John 1:12. See also Romans 10:9-10.
Does God have conditions? Romans 4:1-5, 16. Ephesians 2:8-9.
Have you put your faith in Jesus Christ? If so is it saving faith? What/Who is your confidence on/in?
Discuss why those mentioned in James 2:19 and Matthew 7:21-23 did not have saving faith.