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When you use your resources to promote your fans instead of yourself, you create a much more interesting conversation.
The bigger the brand, the bigger the spotlight they have to feature the work and passions of their customers.
Think about it this way: Harley has one of the sexiest brands out there. They can get away with a lot more self-promotion than most of us because the stuff they make and promote is inherently cool.
But they're actually one of the best at featuring their fans — and they get a huge word of mouth boost from it. Even for a brand this fascinating, it's still more fun to talk about all the cool stuff their customers are doing.
Check out their "Your Rides" community on their website for an example of how they do it. It's where fans upload pictures of their custom and modified bikes, and other fans comment and rate them.
How could you show off your fans and customers?


Director of School Improvement, Adam Reed gives us some words of wisdom on useful marking and feedback, based on his years of experience of supporting schools. Some great ideas for you to implement in your schools.
Having worked in special schools for several years, Adam has spent a long time thinking about, discussing and seeing the results of different ways to approach the measurement of progress in special schools. Here, he shares with us his considered view.


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A silicon light-emitting diode (LED) that can quickly switch between producing red and blue light could ultimately lead to smaller pixels for high-resolution displays.
LEDs can normally only emit light of one colour. A new study shows that adding a certain rare earth metals can allow them to switch between two colours.
The new LED is made from a layer of semiconducting silicon and a layer of insulating silicon dioxide. This creates a 100-nanometre-thick barrier that obstructs the flow of electrons. Europium, a rare earth metal, is then implanted within the silicon dioxide.
Applying a voltage across the silicon dioxide barrier allows the electrons to cross the barrier – a quantum mechanical process known as "tunnelling." While tunnelling through the silicon, the electrons sometimes smack into the europium atoms, which sends them to a higher energy state. When these atoms fall back to their original state, they emit light.
Usually, the colour is unchangeable, since it depends on the chemistry of the particular atoms added to the semiconductor.
"We had worked on silicon devices doped with one rare earth metal, but they only emit one colour," says Manfred Helm of Dresden-Rossendorf Research Institute, who led the study.
One earlier study had shown it was possible to create a two-colour LED by doping another semiconductor, gallium nitride, with two different elements, europium and erbium. But gallium nitride is very expensive, and doping it with two different atoms makes creating the devices more complicated and costly, Helm says.
Now, his team has shown that an LED can, in fact, create two colours using just one doping element. They used europium, which can exist in two different chemical states – these alter the way the element reacts when hit with tunnelling electrons. Altering the voltage takes advantage of these distinct chemical states.
The LED will now emit either blue or red light, depending on the chemical state of the europium atoms that are excited. Turning up the voltage makes the LED switch from red to blue. It could even be made to emit both colours at once, producing purple.
The team is now working on doping silicon with both europium and another element, terbium, which can be made to light up green. The idea is to make a single LED that can switch between the three primary colours. "If you could have all three colours in one LED, that would be ideal," Helm says. Such LEDs could be used as smaller pixels in higher-resolution displays.
Silicon LEDs could also be combined with existing electronics to make optoelectronic devices that can receive signals in both light and electricity. This could dramatically increase the speed at which information is passed between and through computers.
Uwe Hömmerich of Hampton University in Virginia, US, says the new study is a "nice demonstration" of how to squeeze light out silicon, and notes that colour switching using only one dopant is "unique".
"Visible emission is difficult to achieve from silicon," he says.


I love spring because of the green that begins to pop up. We don't really see a true spring until April or the beginning of May if we are really unlucky. So, I try to find beautiful green plants that I can put outdoors in the Spring/Summer months, and have in my home during the Winter.
I love Succulents! You will see them in many of the photos above. A Succulent is a plant that has evolved various ways to survive its hostile environment and for someone who loves plants, but they don't always love me,so this is the perfect kind of plant for my home. I love all of the different ideas on how to display them (the Tea Cup being one of my favorites) and they are really great for Wedding bouquets and floral arrangements. I hope you have a little green in your home as there are health benefits as well.
What a good sunny pick me up! I LOVE succulents! I'm itching for more plants and a trip or two to the greenhouse but with an impending move, I figure it's best to wait on that. Great plant inspiration, though!
I love succulents! They are by far my favorite type of plant, they're just so cool looking.


This morning while eating breakfast I came across a story in the newspaper announcing that an occasional glass of wine can increase a woman's chance of developing breast cancer by 15%. I immediately rushed across the room to where my wife was standing and swatted the Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2007 out of her hand before she had a chance to take her first deadly sip. Her mouth dropped open and her eyes gleamed with what I'm sure was gratitude for my quick thinking and decisive action. The next moment, though, the fact that I'm a heart doctor popped into my head and I recalled that we cardiologists have been promoting the heart-friendly attributes of regular wine ingestion for years. Much to my wife's confusion, I quickly retrieved a new glass from the cupboard and poured her a 2007 James Berry Vineyard Paso Robles and encouraged her to slurp it down with utmost exigency. Whew! Another heart attack averted.
Okay, so I made up most of that story. My wife would never drink wine first thing in the morning—it would interfere with her usual morning ritual of Red Bull-Vodka-Bloody Mary mix.
The part about the newspaper article is true, however. Sure enough, researchers at Harvard (Where else? Leave it to East Coast elites to study wine. What will they evaluate next? The effect of Brie ingestion on prostate cancer? I guess we'll have to look to the scientists in Milwaukee for guidance on beer intake.) found that women who drink as few as 3 to 6 glasses of wine a week had a modest rise in the risk of breast cancer. We'd previously known that more egregious intake of alcohol was a breast cancer risk but this is the first study confirming that wine at even low dose can be deleterious. The study, published in this month's Journal of the American Medical Association, both helps us better understand how to prevent breast cancer and throws a wrench into what used to be a pretty straightforward recommendation about how to avoid heart attacks.
Heart doctors have been recommending red wine for years. A glass with dinner every night is known to cut your chance of dying from a heart problem by about 25%, owing largely to the high concentration of the antioxidant resveratrol found in grape skins as well as alcohol's intrinsic ability to raise the protective form of cholesterol (HDL). Nearly all cardiologists agree on the beneficial effect of modest red wine use.
So what is a woman to do? Drink wine and you'll get breast cancer. Avoid it and you'll drop dead of a heart attack. Worry about the whole issue too much and you'll get an ulcer.
The real treatment needed is just a good dose of common sense. Life is full of medical ambiguities. As a cardiologist I recommend regular exercise. Running for a half hour a day will cut the risk of heart disease, prevent obesity and diabetes, and improve longevity. Talk to other doctors, however, and you'll get a different story altogether. The orthopedist will tell you that running is bad for the joints and will lead to the need for knee replacement. The dermatologist will admonish you for the time you spend outside in the sun and scare you with the threat of skin malignancy. A trauma surgeon will remind you of every case she's ever seen of runners being clipped by inattentive drivers. The bariatric surgeon will chide you for cutting into his business.
We see the same thing with various pharmaceuticals. We cardiologists love beta-blocker medications, but the allergists, asthma specialists, and urologists would just as soon see this class of drugs disappear. Warfarin thins the blood and prevents strokes (good) but also thins the blood and promotes bleeding (bad). Most drugs work by poisoning some enzyme or bodily function in order to promote a more favorable enzyme or bodily function.
So what do you do? Well, I suppose you could lock yourself in your bathroom for the rest of your life and avoid every bad thing that we doctors say is bad. Sure enough, with that strategy you'd never succumb to cirrhosis, basal cell skin cancer, or get run over by a car while out jogging. Just don't forget that in any given year you stand a 1 in 807,349 chance of drowning in your own bathtub.
Here's my advice. Avoid the things that pose a clear risk to life and limb: smoking, excessive drinking, driving without a seatbelt, biking without a helmet, living in Nebraska in the winter, etc. For everything else you've got to use your best judgment. One approach to the wine dilemma would be to ask yourself what you care about more: avoiding breast cancer or heart attacks. I disagree with that approach. My recommendation is that you simply ask yourself how much you enjoy a glass with dinner. If a sip of cabernet brings happiness to your life then forget about all our warnings and enjoy it.
The medical establishment is forever putting out warnings, guidelines, recommendations and exhortations, often contradicting established medical dogma. In the end you just have to take all the conflicting information with a grain of salt.
Just not too much salt. That stuff will kill you.
Loved this article! It's funny because it's true.
Great one! I loved the added "made up" portion of the story too. I have to agree on the NE winter theory. Guess we'll all just have to exercise, drink a glass of wine, and then retire to Florida when we can.
My family is LDS, and good LDS Christians don't drink alcohol.....even wine. It's not good. It's a "sin". My sister bought some wine for cooking, and my mother nearly HAD a heart attack...so for her heart health I better not drink wine unless it's approved as a medication. It's already bad enough that I created such a huge scandal getting divorced, as we are suppose to try to avoid that as well....but you know what? There is absolutely NO HISTORY of breast cancer in my family, so I may need wine. No history of breast cancer whatsoever.....and we have tons of heart problems. I have chronic SVT. They thought I had Wolff Parkinson White Syndrome like two of my cousins and my youger brother. They talked about ablation surgery like my brother had. My little brother was on digoxin at a very young age. My cardiologist made me wear a lame heart monitor for two months! He concluded I just have chronic stress related SVT and prescribed Toprol. I didn't need surgery so I was happy, and I tossed the prescription in the trash on my way out the door. I'm not taking that medication. I'm only 38! I don't need that. BUT?.....are you suggesting I should drink a cup of wine a day??.....because I do believe in following a doctors advice.....even though when I had a uti a few months ago...my doctor gave me a dx of TMJ and wouldn't give me abx. I told her I needed abx but she said no. I ended up the ER two weeks after my visit with her, and had to have a shot of rocephin that made me cry like a baby for two hours it hurt so bad! What's even worse is that my BCBS of Tenessee insurance didn't cover one red cent of my ER visit! It was $700!!! I almost died! I can't afford that. I'm a single mother! Stupid doctor! But?? I follow the advice of doctors anyway sometimes and my mom doesn't need to know if I drink wine. I'm an ADULT and besides....sounds pretty important and given my cardiac history I think it could be classified as a medication. Right? You know what else? Jesus drank wine and didn't he say "Come follow me?" I'm gonna bring that up in Relief Society next week! A lady in relief society a few weeks ago said, "Jesus NEVER drank wine. It was grape juice." My sister said, "Yeah, FERMENTED grape juice....crazy lady..." (she cooks with the finest wines and her kitchen is so beautiful and incredible. She should seriously start her own cooking show!) but it was an uncomfortable moment in church....Well? Enough about that....Maybe you could get wine FDA approved for medicinal use so I could enjoy myself every once in a while? Please work on that. Thx! Appreciate it. I really need to learn to relax and it would help a lot.


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Bystander interventions can break sexual violence cycle, report reveals
Public Health England report shows damning effects of partner violence
By Greg Luckhurst @GregLuckhurst Facebook Community Reporter
A NEW report published by Public Health England South West has revealed that empowering people to intervene when they witness unacceptable behaviour can help to prevent domestic abuse and intimate partner and sexual violence.
The 'Interventions to prevent intimate partner and sexual violence report' was published in partnership with Public Health Wales, PHE West Midlands, the University of Exeter and the University of West England.
The report highlights the important role bystander intervention programmes play in equipping people with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely intervene when they are witness to or have concerns about domestic abuse and violence.
Tracy Daszkiewicz Deputy Director of Population Health & Wellbeing for Public Health England South West said: "Preventing violence is everyone's business.
"This report highlights how bystander interventions can empower people to take action in their communities and prevent abuse from occurring.
"It's all about helping people to find their own way to make an impact and a difference."
Intimate partner or sexual violence can be devastating and have a lifelong impact.
The harmful effects include damages to your physical, mental, sexual and reproductive health, behavioural problems such as alcohol and drug misuse and an increased use of health services.
Tackling violence and its root causes can improve the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities while also having a positive impact on the economy.
A Home Office report estimated the economic and social costs of domestic abuse, placing the annual cost at £66 billion.
Lara Snowdon, Public Health Specialist in Violence Prevention at Public Health Wales and author of the report, said: "There is a range of exciting research emerging in the UK focusing on effective practice in preventing violence.
"Bystander interventions, which aim to empower the community to prevent violence, are a great example of that.
"The PHE toolkit provides an overview of the theory and evidence for bystander interventions and is a useful resource for local commissioners and practitioners to implement these innovative programmes.
"Our current research in Public Health Wales explores how Covid-19 has changed bystander experiences and behaviours to domestic abuse. This research will provide us with rich insight into how we can prevent domestic abuse during the pandemic and in the longer term."
During November 25 to December 12, 2020, Public Health England and organisations across the South West supported the 16 Days of Action movement by calling on employers to make a commitment to tackling domestic abuse.
During the campaign, there were 880 visits to the South West Survivor Pathway, an invaluable online resource designed to support professionals working with survivors - and their families, friends, colleagues and employers - to help them access services across the South West.
The website signposts to a range of specialist organisations accessible to anyone who has experienced sexual violence and abuse.

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UNLEASHED! Adviser 10 is officially off the chain and available TODAY!
The Back Paddock team have spent the last 6 months in front of a computer screen within arm's reach of a never-ending cup of coffee and now, you can see why. The age of Adviser 10 has begun!
We've brainstormed, collaborated, co-operated and generally pooled our experience together to produce the look of the future – Adviser v10. Not only does it look beautiful, work seamlessly on a touchscreen tablet and have stacks of brand new features, there are also superior error trapping and bug fixes under the covers.
Starting at the beginning, Adviser 10 has a new, modern look specifically designed to bridge the gap between touch-screen and mouse driven computing systems. It's fresh, it's clean, and it can be used on Windows tablets, laptops and desktops for your convenience. Rumour has it that time is somewhat short in the industry in-season, so we want to make sure you have access to our full program when you need it, even if this means on a touch-screen tablet at midnight behind the wheel of a tractor.
As a wise person once said, a picture speaks a thousand words. After the recent release of our Mobile Apps it became apparent that our valued customers are indeed interested in this approach to farm management. The resounding YES helped us develop a new concept for our product – time view. With the introduction of an outlook-like calendar, schedule view interface and map mode navigation, farm planning just got raised to an entirely new level.
There is not a lot you can't do or see from this Diary tab. View recommendations, application data, images, voice clips, videos... Use your map to navigate paddock to paddock or just view the lot at once. Swipe your calendar to pick your date-range or click on 'Schedule View, Next 7 days' to see what's coming up. Transparency and simplicity: Nailed it. But is that all? Of course not!
This is a big one. The path has been set for integration between our Spray Recommendations module and our planning program, and we have placed two feet firmly on the path to success. Stage one was moving the tab to a central, easily viewable location. Tick! Not only has Recommendations moved to its own location in our top toolbar, but we've thrown in a couple of extra Christmas bonuses.
Choose between the standard Rec as a full-screen module, or click Auto-Load Editor on Selection to open the Rec editor as part of the screen! Tick Paddock Navigation and Browser off to expand your view, or leave them on for your reference. Why not even leave it in Map mode? Auto-Fill Crop/Variety from Plan to save you some time and you are half way to creating a new Rec. Double click your chemical requirements using our simple drop down options and click Preview in your toolbar for MORE new stuff!
Click ON Inventory Balance in the Spray Rec toolbar and check it out. We have a new equation in Adviser folks!
Yes, this does exactly what you think it does. As you create your Spray Rec, this is talking to your Inventory tab and your Sprays tab for the current calendar year. How much chemical do you have in stock? How much have you used? How much does this current Rec require? Do I have enough to complete this Rec? That's just how we roll.
But wait, there's more! We understand that there is potentially a lot of information included in one Spray Rec, and for a multitude of reasons, individual Mixes may need to be separated. Would a one-tick box make that easier? You're welcome.
Familiar interface – much work under the covers! This does come under the category of bug fixes, but it's such a monumental leap that we wanted to demonstrate here as well. Our first foot on this path is our newly automated Refresh facility in CornerPost. This refreshes your file list real-time to ensure that you are always presented with the latest information available for you.
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There was commotion in Castle Street in Hinckley this lunch time as shoppers and market traders tried to restrain a shoplifter.
The incident happened around 12.10pm near to Holland and Barrett.
A male, who tried to make a break for freedom, was being held to the floor as police attended the scene.
A Hinckley police officer posted on Twitter: "Male detained on Castle Street for theft store by members of the public, now under arrest and on way to custody.


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This flow teaches the basics of creating videos at home, in nine screens.
Udemy's business depends on people creating their own quality videos. These instructors come from a range of backgrounds, so this flow had to be quick and easy for the experienced, while helping the newbies. Like all of the content I created for Udemy, we needed to localize this into languages including French, Italian, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, and Turkish.
Working with the delightful team including an interaction designer, video specialist, education team, and product manager, we created a flow that both trains people in how to make a video and makes it easy for them to submit the file which will be reviewed for video and audio quality. I wrote the UI copy, worked with the education team on help articles, and worked with the video team on video scripts.
Several steps were dedicated to collecting user information. For the experienced, this would be easy, but I was careful to include menu options such as "I don't know" for the less experienced people. This allows them to keep moving through the process.
This flow has a lot of variations. We displayed content that changed to fit what they asked for help with (delivery skills), what they were filming (a screencast), their equipment, and their language (we couldn't support all feedback in all languages). Video, copy, and and tips changed based on the user.
The Next buttons give a glimpse into what section is next, to relieve some anxiety in this process that is new for people. I introduced this so they would have a mental split second to process what was coming, and especially to take the surprise out of the technical sections.
We used a cheerful, supportive tone, and added moments of delight including a final video to make people comfortable as they hit submit.


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New downtown Ann Arbor apartment development gives nod to history
Updated Apr 02, 2019; Posted May 31, 2017
Montgomery Houze apartment development in Ann Arbor underway
Gallery: Montgomery Houze apartment development in Ann Arbor underway
By Ryan Stanton | ryanstanton@mlive.com
ANN ARBOR, MI - People looking for a new apartment in the heart of downtown Ann Arbor might have another option next spring.
Work is underway on the 41-unit Montgomery Houze apartment building at 212 S. Fourth Ave. between Liberty and Washington streets.
The project aims to restore the building's front facade to reflect its historic and much grander look from back when it housed the Montgomery Ward department store between 1928 and 1960, while adding a few floors to it.
A large portion of the building's second floor was destroyed in a fire in 1960 and the front facade was later covered with metal siding. That's coming down now and will be replaced with a mix of brick masonry and tiles from Motawi Tileworks, recreating the building's historic appearance.
Barbat Holdings LLC, a Michigan-based real estate investment and management company, is moving forward with the development more than three years after it was approved by the City Council in January 2014.
The project involves adding an addition to the building where Bandito's Mexican Restaurant and the Ann Arbor Comedy Showcase are located, taking it from two to five stories with four floors of apartments above ground-level retail.
That's no easy logistical feat given the site constraints, and it's taken a lot of careful planning to get the project off the ground, said Carlos Hesano, one of the owners and developers of the building.
"It's definitely had its challenges, but we're super excited to move it forward finally," Hesano said.
At one point, the Montgomery Houze was envisioned as a condo development, but it's now planned as apartments.
Hesano said financing the development as condos proved to be a little challenging, as it requires a certain amount of pre-sales. He said they had financing lined up and about 70 percent of the pre-sales they needed, but it was an uphill battle essentially selling air as the building wasn't built yet.
Since that was taking longer than they liked, he said, they decided to switch gears and do a project that meets demand for new apartments downtown.
"Just based off what the demand was in the market, we thought apartments would be a better approach, so we made some layout changes," he said.
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Hesano said most of the reservations for the condos were from investors looking to flip them for a profit, so there weren't a lot of condo buyers anxiously waiting to move in who were left disappointed when the condo plans were scrapped.
The apartments are expected to cater to anyone who wants to live downtown, including University of Michigan students and others.
The plans include a mix of eight studios, 22 one-bedroom units and 11 two-bedroom units, for a total of 52 beds. The rents are expected to be comparable with those for existing downtown apartments.
Hesano said a lot of the apartments will have balconies and outdoor spaces, as well as a large rooftop amenity space above the fifth floor open to all tenants.
The Montgomery Houze website describes it as "true luxury living in the heart of Ann Arbor." Signage at the construction site also calls it "exclusive."
Bandito's and the comedy club are staying open through the construction and are expected to remain when the project is done.
There will be two other retail spaces at ground level. Hesano said the plan is to line up tenants for those spaces in the next three to six months.
The entire project is expected to be complete 10 to 12 months from now, allowing residents to move into their new apartments next spring. The Montgomery Houze website indicates units will be available for reservations later this year.
Hesano said there will be really nice finishes, offering a modern look while embracing Ann Arbor's eclectic history.
"We really were cognizant of bringing in some of the modern design elements, but having that Ann Arbor vibe and history as part of the development," he said.
"So we're really excited about what the finishes are going to look like and what the end product is going to look like."
In addition to bicycle racks and other amenities, Hesano said there will be trash chutes throughout the building to allow tenants to easily remove trash.
The project is in the Main Street Historic District and the city's Historic District Commission approved the building plans in September 2013.
The site also is in a downtown special parking district, so no automobile parking is required or planned.
City Planner Jill Thacher indicated in a staff memo that parts of the building were constructed in 1896 or earlier, and the north portion of the building at one time was used for Enoch Dieterle's funeral parlor.
In 1928, the building became Montgomery Ward's department store, and significant changes were made, Thacher said.
She said the facade was changed to reflect Montgomery Ward's characteristic architecture, and was covered with glazed terra cotta.
The department store vacated the building following the fire in 1960 that destroyed a large portion of the second floor and damaged the first floor and basement. Even before the fire, Montgomery Ward announced plans to relocate from downtown to the Arborland shopping center by the next year.
In the fall of 1961, it opened a new 114,000-square-foot department store in the shopping center off Washtenaw Avenue.
At the time, it was said to be the only full-line department store in Washtenaw County and the county's single-largest retail installation.
The building on Fourth Avenue has been known for years as Town Center Plaza, but it's returning to its earlier roots with the Montgomery name and look.
Crews are getting ready to start putting steal beams in place to take the building from two to five stories. A crane is already on site and part of Fourth Avenue is blocked off, though the street remains open to traffic in both directions.
Crews already have removed most of the existing roof of the building and have put in place a temporary roof on the second floor. Hesano said passersby will see the construction start to go vertical in the coming weeks.
Altogether, it amounts to a roughly 21,000-square-foot addition to a roughly 17,000-square-foot building. That's significantly less than what's allowed in the D1 zone, where up to 180 feet in building height is permitted.
Hesano said there still are plans for a vegetated green roof, though that will be added after the building is occupied as a second phase.
For Barbat Holdings LLC, which already has about 170 apartments in Detroit and about 300 under development, this represents its first foray into the Ann Arbor apartment world. With the Montgomery Houze, the company's portfolio is approaching 500 apartments between Detroit and Ann Arbor.
Hesano said the company is glad to be making an investment in probably one of the most recession-proof cities in America.
"This is a good long-term investment for us," he said.
Around the same time the city approved the Montgomery Houze plans more than three years ago, it also approved separate plans for a three-story addition above the adjacent Running Fit store at the northwest corner of Liberty and Fourth Avenue. The plans called for six new residential units, which were expected to be condos, though the project never moved forward and remains on hold.
Ann Arbor architect Brad Moore is the architect for both the Montgomery Houze project and the Running Fit addition.


May everything we do be for the good of each person here, for the interlocking communities of which Kohenet is a part, and for the earth that is our home. May everything we do reflect our gratitude to the well of being which has brought us to this place and time.
It is my great joy to be addressing you at the fourth Kohenet ordination ceremony, as we begin the tenth year of the Kohenet Hebrew Priestess Institute. We have so much to celebrate. I want to begin by telling you who have gathered here to celebrate our graduates and our honorees and the work of the contemporary Hebrew priestesses, how grateful we are that you have come, that you have taken a chance on an utterly new, yet ancient, movement and offered us your presence here today. I want to explain a little about the vision of the Kohenet Hebrew Priestess Institute and what we hope to accomplish in this unique time and place.
When Taya and I met in 2005, we had the hope that we could heal a wound in Jewish history and in human consciousness. We wanted to explore the women among our ancestors who offered gifts of spirit, to resist their erasure, and to bring forward the practices that were sacred to them. We wanted to learn from ancient prophetesses, shrinekeepers, altar tenders, healers, dreamworkers, magic-makers, and others who were part of our tradition but who were rendered invisible, so invisible that no one in Hebrew school learned about them. We wanted not only to study them but to link ourselves with them across time. As the Jewish people has looked to its sages and prophets for inspiration, we wanted to look to our foremothers for inspiration, to discover how the rituals and beliefs of wise women who were kept at the edges of our communities, could heal us in the twenty-first century. We wanted to build the altars, drum the drums, sing the songs, dance the dances, and dream the dreams. And we wanted to discover in these forgotten teachings a new relationship to the earth, the body, and what I would call the mysticism of the material: the understanding that in our physical lives and our lived experience we are closest to divinity. We wanted to meet the submerged version of deity called Shekhinah, Imma Ilaah, Elat, Goddess, Divine Mother, and understand why she has been so feared and rejected, yet also been a deep and lasting part of our tradition as Jews.
Why did we want to do this? Why weren't traditional avenues of Jewish leadership enough? All of us could go to rabbinical or cantorial school and some of us did. We have all benefited from the egalitarian movement in Jewish life. Egalitarianism has had a strong and salutary effect on Judaism, and, it doesn't address the root of the problem. The root of the problem is the exclusion of women and other marginalized people from the development of Jewish spiritual culture. It is wonderful to have synagogues where men and women can lead public worship. It is wonderful for girls and boys to learn Torah together. It is wonderful for women to study Talmud and to lay tefillin, as they do in many seminaries and places of study. And, when a bat mitzvah gets up to read a text about the subjection of wives to husbands or the persecution of those who worship the local goddess, or when a rabbi gets up to lead a prayer where God is conceived of exclusively as a king, we haven't solved the problem. When all of us continue to act as if we own the planet rather than live in a dependent biological relationship to her, an attitude that is a legacy of patriarchy, we haven't solved the problem, and in not solving the problem, we endanger our future. We need Jewish leaders who express the indigenous wisdom of our people, who understand our interdependence with one another and with the source of life. We need Jewish leaders who have a language not formed by the dominant culture but by a new paradigm that is also an ancient truth.
We want to re-equip the Jewish people with an energetic and earth-based form of Judaism in which women and men can serve spirit as architects of sacred space within a living and sacred cosmos. We value the portable and long-lasting forms of Judaism we have inherited, and, we believe that something is lost when we make text and law received from one powerful Jewish community our only spiritual authorities. We choose to build communities where our experience of the source of life, in prayer, in dreams, in creative process, in community can guide us as it did our earliest ancestors. Our intention is to weave the ancient legacy of the priestesses with the rest of Jewish history; with Bible, Talmud, kabbalah, and the rest, in ways that restore and heal and bring new wholeness. We come not with a desire to tear down but with celebration for what is possible.
We have often been asked why, in a world where we strive to make all genders equal and where we are coming to understand the complexity of gender, Kohenet is still a women's community. There are three reasons.
Firstly, there are still ways that women in egalitarian mixed-gender community cannot find the language to undo their own exclusion. There is some work we have to do ourselves.
Second, we rejoice in the legacy of women across time, since before there was written language, as spiritual leaders. We continue to need that specific legacy for our healing.
Third, we find gifts in being together that we cannot find elsewhere.
These things are true and real for us, and, we are eager to partner with all people who have sustainable goals for our tradition and our world. We are eager to partner with Jewish sages, mystics, shamans, and magic-makers who also see themselves as part of the sacred circle in which all beings are interwoven.
What I most want to tell you right now is that we have succeeded beyond our wildest dreams. We started our Kohenet retreat experience as a small circle of women at the Elat Chayyim retreat center in Accord, NY in 2006. Here at the Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center, now merged with Hazon, in 2015, let me tell you what we have accomplished a decade later. We have run nineteen Kohenet retreats. We have ordained three classes of kohanot and are about to ordain a fourth. This summer, we have published The Hebrew Priestess: Ancient and New Visions of Jewish Women's Spiritual Leadership. We have founded Kohenet West, a new branch of the Kohenet Institute in the Bay area. We have been part of Jewish and interfaith conferences in Washington DC, in London, England, and in other places. We have published Siddur haKohanot: A Hebrew Priestess Prayerbook in multiple editions. Taya's CDs and chants as well as Shoshana's songs have gone viral across the Jewish community and have surfaced in shuls and chant sessions and even in the ordination ceremonies of rabbinical schools. Kohenet-style prayer services have been led all over this country and in Toronto, Dublin, and Jerusalem. And over time our students have gifted us with beautiful ritual objects: a washing bowl, a ritual umbilical cord, Torah pointers that celebrate the wise woman—artifacts of material culture that we hope will become part of Jewish tradition. This year for the first time, we are honoring women scholars and ritualists who have been pioneers in understanding Jewish priestessing and the sacred feminine with honorary titles from our institution. And we are giving our smicha to nine new kohanot, each of whom is inspiring and each of whom brings magic to our people.
Our students and graduates have accomplished profound things. They have led communities in prayer. They have facilitated marriages, funerals, house blessings, and many other ceremonies. They have written books of poetry, and novels, and books about the alef bet. They have created artwork, amulets, card decks, Torah pointers, and other creative expressions that embody spirit. They have been dreamworkers and dream healers. They have revived ancient rituals of harvest procession, animal blessings, and fire ceremonies, right here on this land and elsewhere. They have studied Torah together. They have been activists for human rights, for dialogue and understanding, and for ecological sustainability. They have created sacred chant. They have been healers and medicine women and listeners to the heart. They have been guides in the wilderness. They have created workshops where women can talk about their history and legacy, where people can understand gender better, where women can talk about aging. They have worked in interfaith communities and earth-based communities, bringing Jewish teachings to new places. They have trained as guardians who honor and care for sacred space. They have helped people to find the sacred in their bodies. They have helped people to find the sacred feminine and find themselves. They have comforted the bereaved and relieved the oppressed and given joy to the weary. They have made spirit live for so many people, and we are so proud of them.
We are particularly proud of our nine graduates, who have made the priestess journey to this day of anointing. We will talk about them specifically during the smicha, but I particularly want you to know that most of them have literally crossed oceans and continents to be here time and again. Their dedication is as great as their talent. We also welcome our wonderful alumnae who have traveled far to gather with us. We welcome the family and friends who have supported our kohanot on their journey. We welcome our new Kohenet class, Kohenet Hei, as they continue in their learning together. We welcome members of Kohenet West who are here. We welcome the Hazon and Isabella Freedman staff, who has supported us so generously and tirelessly throughout this journey.
It's not an accident that we are meeting here the day before Tisha b'Av. We are the rebuilders of lost temples. Archaeologists have found three thousand year-old artifacts in the ancient cities of Israel and Judea, statues of priestesses with drums. These artifacts testify to a reality only partly revealed in Torah and sacred text: priestesses are part of our history. Now they are part of our future as well.
May we be sheltered beneath the wings of Shekhinah. May we be nourished by El Shaddai. May we receive wise counsel from Chochmah, the spirit of wisdom. May we find the tikkun, the healing, that is ours to do.
Devotion to the archetypal Divine Mother ("Wise Woman," "Bride," "Queen") has always been a part of Jewish practice.
This course, open to all genders, offers an in-depth exploration of the enormous variety of Divine female imagery in the Torah, rabbinic literature, Jewish mystical text, and contemporary liturgy.
Participants are invited to discuss and meditate on the meaning of these images, discovering their inherent potential for healing and transformation.
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Why family owned companies should look beyond kin for key roles
Rachelle Damico Special to Crain's Detroit
More tips for hiring an outside
For three things to keep in mind when hiring someone outside of the family for a key role, click here.
Larry Peplin
Megan Ackroyd (left) and Erin Koch, production manager, with a variety of savory pies and pastries at Ackroyd's Scottish Bakery in Redford Township. A third generation family business, Ackroyd's looked outside to hire a manager.
For many traditional family businesses, the leading generation looks to the upcoming one to fill key roles.
However, there are situations where hiring a family member isn't possible. The next generation may be too young, or other relatives may not be interested or have the right skill set.
"There probably aren't enough family members to do all of the things that have to be done," said Richard Segal, principal at West Bloomfield-based Segal Consulting Inc. "At some point, you probably have to expand."
Family business owners looking to continue or grow the company should consider hiring managers outside of the family.
Rejeana Heinrich, associate director at the Stevens Center for Family Business at Saginaw Valley State University, said non-family members in key roles typically do better than family members because they have the emotional distance that is necessary to be more objective.
"It's hard to hire a family member for a big role," Heinrich said. "Families get torn apart over it."
Carolyn Riegler, a director of Bloomfield Hills-based consulting firm O'Keefe & Associates Consulting LLC, said bringing in an outside executive can help bring creativity and out-of-the-box thinking to an entrenched family business.
"The ability for somebody to come in who's got decades of experience and who really knows their stuff can bring a breath of fresh air to a company," Riegler said.
In this month's Second Stage, Crain's talked to experts who specialize in family business — as well as a small, medium and large family company — about why family companies should consider hiring for key roles outside of the family business.
1. Hiring an outside manager will give your company a new perspective
A non-family member can bring a fresh perspective to a company's family dynamic.
"I think a lot of entrepreneurs are too caught up thinking they're the only one that can run the business," said David Wujciak, owner and CEO of Flint-based Qualified Temporary Services Inc., which does business as Qualified Staffing.
"You start to do things a certain way every time, and it isn't always the more effective way," he said.
The staffing company has 28 offices throughout the country. An acquisition planned for this month will add another five offices, as well as an office in Canada.
The company employs 130 full-time workers and about 10,000 temporary workers who receive W-2s.
Wujciak owns the company with his wife, Diane Wujciak. His brother, Michael Wujciak, joined the company about three years ago to assume general manager responsibilities for two IT companies Qualified Staffing acquired.
Wujciak no longer runs the company's operations; he resigned as president in 2016.
"I didn't want to be the one making all the decisions all the time," Wujciak said. "I viewed my organization as strong if it could do well without (me) around all the time."
Wujciak hired an outside manager, Doug Billot, in 2001. After seeing how strong Billot's management skills were, Wujciak promoted him to general manager in 2003, allowing him to manage the company's day-to-day responsibilities.
"He's more analytical and cerebral," Wujciak said. "He thinks things through in an entirely different way than I do."
Wujciak promoted Billot to president in 2015. He handles the company's hiring and firing.
"He pulled together a team that works well together," Wujciak said.
Wujciak said his accomplishments include engineering the company's many acquisitions and playing a big role in growing the company organically from a sales standpoint.
"The company has grown tremendously because of it," he said.
Jamie Michelson, Simons-Michelson-Zieve Inc.
2. Hiring an outside manager can help improve communication
Hiring non-family members for key roles helps companies communicate more effectively.
"Families communicate in certain ways — sometimes very clear and direct, and other times indirect or passive," said Jamie Michelson, president and CEO of third-generation family company Simons-Michelson-Zieve Inc. "It's really about bringing objectivity to it."
The privately held advertising agency was founded in 1929 and employs 50. The Troy-based company's clients include the Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Tigers, Mackinac Island's Grand Hotel and the Michigan Lottery.
Within the past two years, SMZ has added many key roles outside of the family dynamic — including its executive creative director, vice president and director of finance and administration.
Michelson said hiring a diverse staff is necessary for the advertising company to remain successful.
"Advertising agencies are only as good as their mash-up of people from different backgrounds, perspectives and points of view," Michelson said. "That's what makes it work."
Outside executives can also help serve as a mediator between family and non-family member employees.
Throughout her career, Riegler has worked with more than 70 family companies. She said many times in her role she acted as a family counselor or business therapist.
"I've worked with a father and son who couldn't be more opposite in their thinking and their ideas, and I've had to bring them together," Riegler said. "(Outside executives) are able to evaluate and give unbiased opinions of strategies and business plans."
Courtesy of Ackroyd's Scottish Bakery
From left: Megan Ackroyd, her grandfather Al Ackroyd and her dad, Allan Ackroyd.
3. Hiring an outside manager can help raise new issues
Hiring an outside manager can help a family company uncover issues.
Megan Ackroyd and her father, Allan Ackroyd, own third-generation family company Ackroyd Scotch Bakery and Sausage Inc., which does business as Ackroyd's Scottish Bakery.
The Redford Township-based company was founded in 1949, employs 11 and ships its Scottish baked goods nationwide.
Ackroyd's promoted a non-family member employee to the position of production manager in 2016.
"It's bringing different experience and different knowledge to the table," Megan Ackroyd said.
Megan Ackroyd said the production manager took charge by organizing the company's storage, labeling items and allowing the company to access ingredients in a timelier manner.
"My dad and I have similar personality traits — we both don't like minutia," she said. "It needed to be stored and organized better."
Megan Ackroyd said the production manager also helps lighten the day-to-day operations load for her and her father, allowing them more time to work on the business. The company plans to expand their bakery by opening a retail store and production facility around the Ferndale or Royal Oak area within the next 12-18 months.
"As we continue down our path of growth, we have full intentions of hiring additional management outside of our family," Megan Ackroyd said. "There's simply no way to grow without doing so."
Carolyn Riegler, O'Keefe & Associates Consulting LLC
4. Hiring outside managers are good for a company's morale
An outside executive can help non-family employees feel like they're being listened to and appreciated.
Riegler said outside executives help retention rates because they serve as a sounding board for non-family employees' grievances and inequities.
"They can be the voice of the employees," Riegler said. "Employees will sometime perceive favoritism or unfair practices in terms of promotions and pay raises among the family members."
Outside executives are also better at holding employees accountable.
"A non-family member can and frequently does serve in that role of making sure people are held accountable and applying policies and procedures," Heinrich said.
Non-family members who are hired for key roles can also help bridge the generational gap between the current leading generation and the next generation.
"They will make sure the right decisions are being made, while still being in a position to groom and serve as a role model and a coach for the upcoming generation," Heinrich said.
They can also bridge the gap between family and non-family employees.
"Frequently the non-family executive will be able to listen and hear the non-family employees in a way the family members don't," Heinrich said.
5. Hiring an outside manager can help with transition planning
Hiring an outside manager can help ensure a family company can make it to the next generation of leadership.
If something happens to the family company's leader, such as injury or death, it can lead to huge financial consequences for the company.
A factor in Wujciak's decision to step back from the company and promote his outside general manager as president was to ensure his company would be prepared for a disaster, rather than having someone without prior knowledge walk into the company blindly and try to run it.
"If something happens to me I would like to know that this organization can move along," he said.


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    Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
    you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
    You may obtain a copy of the License at

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from __future__ import absolute_import

import sys
import os
import re

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from six import iteritems

from ..configuration import Configuration
from ..api_client import ApiClient

class HealthzReady(object):
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        # HTTP header `Accept`
        header_params['Accept'] = self.api_client.\
            select_header_accept(['application/json'])
        if not header_params['Accept']:
            del header_params['Accept']

        # HTTP header `Content-Type`
        header_params['Content-Type'] = self.api_client.\
            select_header_content_type([])

        # Authentication setting
        auth_settings = []

        return self.api_client.call_api(resource_path, 'GET',
                                            path_params,
                                            query_params,
                                            header_params,
                                            body=body_params,
                                            post_params=form_params,
                                            files=local_var_files,
                                            response_type=None,
                                            auth_settings=auth_settings,
                                            callback=params.get('callback'),
                                            _return_http_data_only=params.get('_return_http_data_only'))

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You're on your post-partum rotation and are visiting a 35 yo obese G1P1 who recently had a C-section 24 hours ago. She complains of right sided pleuritic chest pain, palpitations and shortness of breath while lying in her hospital bed and reports feeling lightheaded and "uneasy" though she seems altered while you are speaking to her. She has a history of lupus and takes no medications currently. She smokes 2 PPD x 15 years.
What's next then? What should you always evaluate first and foremost? Vitals and Physical!
What other information are you looking for? What studies are you looking for?
This is a patient who is likely having a pulmonary embolus. She is a young woman, recently post-partum with lupus and who smokes - all risk factors for a hypercoagulable state. Additionally her symptoms of pleurisy and tachycardia are classic for PE. While we all learn the classic S1Q3T3 for PE, it is important to note that the majority of PE's will present with sinus tachycardia.
In the event of a PE, a thrombus is lodged in the pulmonary vasculature. This clogs up outflow from the right heart causing right ventricular dilation and scalloping of the free wall. This clog also causes fluid to back up into the IVC causing it to be plethoric. Another sign of PE is McConnell's sign, where there is akinesia of the middle free wall of the RV but normal motion at the apex - this sign is 77% sensitive and 94% specific.
Now let's say you didn't have an ultrasound nearby so you start a bolus of saline and begin rolling her towards your hospital's CT scanner. On the way she loses her pulses.
C! No Pulse - CPR!
C! It is vitally important that you restart compressions as soon as the shock has been delivered. You can also give 1mg epinephrine or 40U of vasopressin this round.


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Houston Lifts Boil Water Order Affecting More Than 2 Million
Houston Lifts Boil-Water Order Affecting More Than 2 Million
The boil order in the nation's fourth-largest city had been in effect since Sunday.
Published: 2022-11-29 08:32 am
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HOUSTON (AP) — Houston officials lifted an order Tuesday that had called for more than 2 million people in the nation's fourth-largest city to boil their tap water before drinking or using it.
The boil order had been in effect since Sunday, when a power outage at a purification plant caused pressure to drop.
The order led to the closure of businesses and schools, including the Houston Independent School District, which canceled classes Monday and Tuesday. The city rescinded the order shortly before 7 a.m. Tuesday.
The city said water quality samples sent to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality confirmed the tap water meets regulatory standards and is safe to drink.
People shop for bottled water after a boil water notice was issued for the entire city of Houston on Sunday.
At a news conference Monday, Mayor Sylvester Turner said the city issued the notice, which affects all of Houston and some adjacent areas, in an "abundance of caution" after two transformers — a main one and its backup — "uniquely and coincidentally" failed at a water plant. The problem affected the plant's ability to treat and pump water into the transmission system, resulting in low pressure.
The power system at the water plant undergoes regular maintenance, Turner said, but he did not give a timeline for how often. The mayor said he has ordered a diagnostic review of the system to understand how the problem was possible and how it can be prevented.
Sixteen sensors marked dips under the minimum pressure levels required by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, 14 of them for only 2 minutes and two of them for nearly 30 minutes, Turner said.
Typically, there is enough pressure for water to flow out of leaky pipes. When pressure is lost, however, contamination like bacteria sitting near pipes can be sucked into the system, creating a health risk.
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Premiere's oldest competitor, Ulead MediaStudio Pro 7 ($495 direct), offers an impressive combination of low price and breadth of features. The program also fared well on our performance tests. Unfortunately, MediaStudio's advanced effects need some serious improvements.
Ulead has not done a major update to the interface of tools like video overlay and color correction since the days of the 640-by-480 screen. Although automatic color correction is reasonably effective, fine-tuning controls are obtuse, preventing detailed customization. Chroma key capabilities are also subpar, lacking the necessary edge-smoothing controls.
Ulead bundles four modules for titling, audio editing, video painting, and basic DVD authoring. Video-editing capabilities are extensive. You can insert projects into other open projects, a handy feature that can simplify long-form productions.


Continuation of 201 with more emphasis on using grammar structures in an interactive way. Further study of the Hispanic world. Students planning to major or minor in Spanish are encouraged to take 212 concurrently.


The headline would make more sense if it read "Android Market Access," as opposed to "Google Play Access," but that wouldn't be technically correct thanks to the Android Market's rebranding. In any event, Kobo's Android-powered Vox eReader – the company's answer to the B&N Nook or Amazon Kindle – is today announcing (at last!) full access to the official Android app store, or whatever you want to call it. The colorful eReader tablet has a lot going for it, including a low price point (just $179.99, currently), but until now was only offering a limited, "curated" collection of some 15,000 Android applications. Today, it gets 500,000 apps.
The Google Play support also brings music and movies to Kobo Vox users, too. (Oh, I guess the headline does work, after all).
The move comes on the heels of Kobo's recent announcement that it is also taking on competitors Amazon KDP and Barnes & Noble's PubIt in the free, self-publishing space. The Kobo "Writing Life" platform launched in early June with beta testers, as a more open alternative using ePub files, the ability for authors to set books to "free" at any time without exclusive agreements in place, and with 10% higher royalties.
Kobo also notes that other Google services, including Gmail, YouTube, Google Maps, Calendar and Contacts, work with its Vox tablet, too. And U.S. customers will have access to Google's Music store, and can store up to 20,000 songs.
The Google Play integration will arrive in the next software update for the Kobo Vox, which requires an internet connection to download.
Headquartered in Toronto, but now owned by Japanese e-commerce company Rakuten, Kobo has 8 million users in 190 countries worldwide. Earlier this month, Kobo announced new momentum numbers, citing triple digit growth, growing its eBook downloads by 400 percent, eReader sales by 160 percent, and eReaders by 280 percent year-over-year. The company also noted that it was poised for an "aggressive year of expansion." Kobo would not reveal its sales numbers, however.


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Q: regular expressions in python to process multiple strings there is a big file for translation. It has elements that need to be translated. They are labeled "msgid". the desired text is enclosed between "msgid" and "msgstr". The problem is that I don't know how to parse text where the desired content is on multiple lines.
I need to parse so that all spaces and indents of the text are preserved. Next, I want to enter them into a dictionary for output to a table.
I tried to do it manually - it didn't work. Now I think I need regular expressions, but don't know how to do it
Help, please
#: superset-frontend/src/explore/components/controls/DndColumnSelectControl/Option.tsx:68
#: superset-frontend/src/explore/components/controls/OptionControls/index.tsx:323
msgid ""
"\n"
"                This filter was inherited from the dashboard's context.\n"
"                It won't be saved when saving the chart.\n"
"              "
msgstr ""
"\n"
"                Фильтр был наследован из контекста дашборда.\n"
"                Это не будет сохранено при сохранении графика.\n"
"              "

#: superset/tasks/schedules.py:184
#, python-format
msgid ""
"\n"
"            Explore in Superset

\n"
"            \n"
"            "
msgstr ""
"\n"
"            Исследовать в Superset

\n"
"            \n"
"            "

#: superset/reports/notifications/email.py:60

here is my python code
def Parse(file : io.TextIOWrapper):
    text = ""
    for lines in file:
        if lines.startswith("msgid"):
            text += f" {lines.strip()}"
        elif lines.startswith("msgstr"):
            text += f" {lines.strip()}"
        else:
            text += lines.strip()
    text.split()

    sourcetxt = {}

    for index, word in enumerate(text):
        if word = "msgid":

A: Consider:
pairs = []

for line in ......
    line = line.strip()
    if not line or line.startswith('#'):
        continue
    if line.startswith('msgid'):
        pairs.append([[], None])
    elif line.startswith('msgstr'):
        pairs[-1][1] = []
    elif pairs[-1][1] is None:
        pairs[-1][0].append(line)
    else:
        pairs[-1][1].append(line)

This creates a list of [msgid, msgstr] pairs, where each part is a list of lines. In this form, it's easy to convert it to whatever is desired.


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Caryl Lewis talks to Rachel Parris
Hay Festival 2022 , Wednesday 1 June 2022
Nefyn has always been a mystery, even to her brother Joseph with whom she lives in a small cottage above a blustery cove. Hamza is a Syrian mapmaker with a dark past, incarcerated in a military base a few miles up the coast. A violent storm will bring these two lost souls together – but other forces will soon try to tear them apart.
Caryl Lewis is a Welsh novelist, children's writer, playwright and screenwriter. Her breakthrough novel Martha, Jac a Sianco is regarded as a modern classic of Welsh literature, is on the Welsh curriculum, and the film adaptation, with a screenplay by Lewis herself, went on to win six Welsh BAFTAS.
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Question: Do You Really Believe in the Resurrection?
Do you really believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ?
Do you honesty, whole heartily believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ? At a deep, fundamental level in your heart of hearts, when no one is looking, really believe in what Jesus came to do, and accomplished on the cross to the point that you have reoriented your whole life around it?
Prior to the advent of Jesus, we as a human race were without a hope in the world. As a result of the sin of one man, Adam, every person in the world was born separated from God and doomed to spend an eternity away from God. And try as we might, there was nothing that we could do to fix this. Since the beginning of time, humanity has tried to earn God's favor in order to rectify the damage that was caused in the Garden of Eden when Adam and Eve first turned their hearts away from God. Yet the affects of sin were so great, so massive that all of the good works in the world weren't able to take away its sting.
Romans 5 tells us that in the same way sin entered the world through one man, Adam, that the free gift of eternal life has been made available through the sacrifice of one man, Jesus Christ. In his death, he took upon himself the penalty of sin for all of humanity, so that no person would ever have to face the reality of eternal separation from God. After spending three days in hell, he rose from the grave and is now seated at the right hand of God interceding on our behalf.
If we do, we must also believe and come to see that the purpose of the resurrection isn't one dimensional because the effects of sin are not one dimensional. You see, sin didn't only affect our relationship with God, it corrupted our relationship with everything in this world! Through the sin of one man, Adam, the relationship that we have with one another, the earth, the environment, and even animals have all been affected. A quick read through Genesis 3 bears truth to this and shows that sin has reoriented so much. However, in Christ, we are in the process of being reconciled to all of these things but especially to one another. The power of the cross has destroyed the wall that used to divide us and has made us one (Ephesians 2.15 – 17).
If we do, our belief must alter the way that we live. Instead of allowing bitterness, discord, jealously, hate, fear and unforgiveness to define our relationships, we have to give way to love in the same way that Christ loved us. Christ loved us while we were still sinners, meaning that we didn't do anything to merit his favor and grace, and in that love, laid His life down. God may not be asking us to lay our lives down in the same way, but he is asking, rather compelling us to live sacrificially in a world that desperately needs Him. He is asking us to put aside the baggage that we are carrying around from those who have hurt and wounded us, and choose to embrace one another rather than wallow in self-pity and feelings of victimization. He is asking us to surrender preconceived notions and stereotypes that we hold toward each other, and instead see our neighbors, our family, our friends, and even our enemies, the same way that Christ sees us. He is asking for us, people who claim to follow him, to model the truth of Gospel in the way that we treat each other, see each other, talk about each other so that those around us will likewise believe in this God who gave up so much just so that we could have eternal life.