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This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing Lone Star Intrigue Avon Inspire (February 1, 2011) by Debra White Smith
Debra White Smith is a seasoned Christian author, speaker, and media personality who has been regularly publishing books for over a decade. In the last twelve years, she has accumulated over 50 books sales to her credit with over 1 million books in print. Her titles include such life-changing books as Romancing Your Husband, Romancing Your Wife, The Divine Romance: Developing Intimacy with God, the The Lonestar Intrigue fiction series, and The Jane Austen fiction series.
As a woman of God, Debra is committed to the highest standards of integrity and to spending hours a week being still before the Father, staying in tune with Him, and listening for His voice of direction in all she does. This commitment to romancing the Lord, coupled with her lifestyle of devouring, analyzing, and dissecting the Word of God has allowed God to bring about a miracle of deliverance and healing in Debra's spirit, mind, and soul. For you see, Debra holds a double Ph.D. from the toughest schools in the world. The first Ph.D. from the "School of Hard Knocks" and the second, from the "School of Very Hard Knocks." Aside from that, she holds an M.A. in English from the University of Texas.
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In the small town of Bullard, Texas, the Mansfield brothers seem to have everything in order . . . except for their love lives. Jack is the lonely police chief still pining after Charli, his college girlfriend. Younger brother Sonny keeps busy on the road as a private investigator, and a secret from his past prevents him from finding someone to settle down with. But all that is about to change...
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Arenacross 2020: Champion's return, supporter to startline and freestyle fun
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http://www.bbc.com/sport/motorsport/51136585
Rea and Irwin star at school's Arenacross launch
Thrills, spills and plenty of skills.
Arenacross returns to Belfast for its 19th year at the SSE Arena on Friday and Saturday night.
The indoor motocross event annually draws a big crowd and brings motorsport to the heart of Belfast.
From a retirement u-turn to rising stars, we take a look at five reasons to follow Arenacross as the event prepares to start its engines.
Champion's return
Despite making the switch to tarmac racing last year, Graeme Irwin is motocross royalty in Northern Ireland.
The Carrick rider won the British Motocross Championship in 2017 before stepping up to MXGP, the sport's world championship.
While his focus is firmly on his short circuit commitments, Irwin says the opportunity to make a one-off appearance was too good to turn down.
Irwin won the British Motocross Championship in 2017
"I was only joking with Matt Bates, the series promoter, and I was thinking about how I haven't actually won Arenacross," said the 27-year-old.
"The prospect of doing that, with 5,000 people cheering me on, was enough to convince me to blow the cobwebs away.
"Once that gate drops it is just bar-banging, intense action and I'm really looking forward to it.
"As a kid I won the 65cc class on my very first night here, so to come back here all these years later and try to do the same in the Pro class, I would be pretty satisfied with that."
A new audience
Five-time World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea began his career on the dirt and says competing at Arenacross as a youngster was something that he will never forget.
"I remember racing here when I was younger, and there's no feeling that comes close to racing in the night show," said Rea.
"You practice all day and there's no fans, then you roll into the night show and the place is packed and the atmosphere is electric.
Jonathan Rea and his family at Arenacross last year
"Nothing prepares you for that and it has definitely given me one of the biggest buzzes of my career.
"You can see all of the action, pretty much from every seat.
"You see the likes of Formula 1 heading to the city, it's where motorsport is going now.
"It's about bringing the events to the people."
Irwin isn't the only local rider taking part in the Pro class in Belfast. Dublin rider Stuart Edmonds will have plenty of support as he takes on some of the Arenacross regulars.
Martin Barr, one of Northern Ireland's top motocross riders, will be the home favourite in the Pro Lite class and is more than capable of coming out on top.
The trio represented Ireland at the Nations Motocross and know what it takes to win.
"It's going to be a big challenge going up against some of the best Arenacross riders in the world, but we have plenty to support and they have a genuine chance of winning," said Rea.
Stuart Edmonds, Martin Barr and Graeme Irwin are some of the home favourites
Matt Bates, the series promotor, says that Northern Ireland's heritage on two wheels means that it is the perfect place to open the Tour for 2020.
"Northern Ireland has a huge biking audience, and we are huge bike fans too," said Bates.
"Why wouldn't you want to put this on in Northern Ireland? We've been coming since 2001 and hopefully we'll be here for years to come.
"It's action from start to the end, it's a rock and roll sport."
From fan to competitor
While Irwin's return from retirement has grabbed the headlines, 10-year-old Jordan Kinsella is part of the next wave of competitors to come through and take part in Arenacross.
When the event came to Belfast 12 months ago, Kinsella was in the stands cheering on some of his heroes. This year, the Dublin schoolboy will be be on the startline as a newcomer.
"I was so excited to go, and the week after I was asking my dad if I could start riding.
"Since then I've been riding nearly every weekend and I then got the email to say I was going to do Arenacross. I was so happy and excited.
Kinsella will be making his Arenacross debut after watching the event as a fan last year
"All my friends in school were really excited and hopefully some of them can come up and watch me race.
"I'm dying to get out there and I'm just so excited.
"It's amazing having all the people watching you and screaming. I want to try and get to MXGP when I am older."
It's fair to say the young Dublin rider has well and truly caught the motocross bug.
The youngsters taking part at the SSE Arena may only be rising through the ranks, but it is the perfect chance to catch some of the stars of the future on show.
Freestyle fun
While the racing will steal the headlines, arguably the most spectacular part of the event is when the freestyle riders show off their skills.
"The freestyle motocross is what my kids want to come and see," added Rea.
"It's cool because it is not just about racing. You don't have to be a motorbike enthusiast and everyone enjoys it.
"You can sit back and admire the rider in first, last or the freestylers. They all do a great job."
The freestylers often steal the show and are a crowd favourite
Obviously, Rea's commitments are with Kawasaki and aiming for a sixth WSBK title, however the Northern Irishman says he would relish the chance to take to the dirt in front of his home crowd.
"I would love to give it a go out there and be competitive," said the 32-year-old.
"But right now my priority is Superbikes, and I can just imagine the call if I rang my team manager and said I'm going to enter Arenacross as a wildcard.
"I don't think he would be too happy," he joked.
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TRIBE is a new Mozilla leadership program currently being built by Mozilla's People team. The purpose of TRIBE is to transform the Mozilla culture by developing leadership skills across the project. (Modest, I know.) The focus of the initial session is on you – knowing your strengths, identifying your reactive tendencies, and understanding the ways in which you listen.
I completed TRIBE session 1 this week in Toronto. I have previously taken a good chunk of the IBM leadership and soft skills training course catalog. That is to say, I have a pretty good understanding of how this type of course is typically structured and delivered. (IBM courses are delivered by a number of different vendors.) TRIBE session 1 was something different. After the last two days I am left blown away by the extremely well put together material and delivery of this newly developed course.
The initial TRIBE session is a group experience but an individual journey. What I mean by that is that all of the members of this session participate in the same discussions and exercises and all have access to the same course materials. However, as this session focuses on you, your journey will be very personal and not one that will be replicated by anyone else in the program. Your takeaway thoughts and actions will be specific to you. You will succeed by building trusted allies in your course mates, who will equally rely on you for their own success. So, while I cannot tell you exactly what you will get out of this course, judging from the reactions of the people with whom I shared the last two days, I can tell you that this time looking inward will serve you well.
The strength finder assessment that you will complete before the course may not make sense to you initially. Don't judge the strength finder assessment until after you have completed the initial TRIBE session.
Before attending the session spend a few minutes thinking about the where you would like your career to be in 2-5 years.
Before attending the session jot down the names of a few people who you admire and think would be valuable to you as mentors.
When something is well done acknowledgement and thanks are in order. As such, I want to thank Debbie and the People team for developing a truly excellent course offering. I also want to thank Kate Roeske (Red Carrot Leadership) and Athena Katsaros (IdeaTr!be) for doing a wonderful job facilitating our session this week.
As the purpose of TRIBE is to transform the Mozilla culture, TRIBE is open to all Mozillians. Course schedule and registration details can be found on the TRIBE wiki page.
When: May 22, 6-9pm ET.
Mozilla Open Web Open Mic (OWOM) is back for May. Put on by the Mozilla Toronto community, OWOM features a science share exploration and lightening talks (5 min). April's event had a great turnout (50-60 people) and included a variety of content from WEBVTT, to MakerFaire, to my talk Building for Mobile Web Compatibility.
A couple of weeks ago, our friends at Europtimum responded to our horse gesture (timeline) with the delivery of a most excellent Totoro. For those of you unfamiliar with Totoro, my understanding is that it is a 1980's Japanese animated cat. This particular manifestation is a cat like box, which the lovely people over at Europtimum made themselves and filled with an end of week snack consisting of candy necklaces, rockets and super balls. (Despite at least one person having never previously seen a superball, no one ate the superballs.) Needless to say, fun for the whole office.
Mozilla and Europtimum have been having a fair amount of fun. However, our initial connection was simply location based – their office is on the fifth floor in the adjacent building. A small act of kindness to brighten the day of our neighbours has resulted in a wonderful series of back and forth with them that has brought smiles to both of our offices.
This latest bout of kindness got me thinking that it's time to take horseplay on the road – that is, to spread the fun to others.
Here's my challenge. Take a look out of your window and pick an office. Figure out who's over there and then, quite out of the blue, send them a horse related product. (Bonus points for doing it in person!) Let's see what sort of new relationships will form simply by taking a few minutes out of your day to do something nice for a group of strangers. The horse head that we sent is available on Amazon. Some other fun products might be a lucky horseshoe, a plush animal, or mane and tail.
To kick things off and break the international border, the Mozilla Toronto office has sent a horse head to our Mozilla colleagues in France to celebrate their new Paris office.
Last Wednesday's Open Web Open Mic event at the Mozilla Toronto office was really great. 50-60 people from the Mozilla Toronto community gathered to discuss their projects via a science fair and a series of lightening talks. I had a good conversation about WebVTT with a group of Seneca students, learned about the upcoming Mini Maker Faire Toronto from Jenn Dodd, and discussed the use of What Can I Do For Mozilla for non coding work with Josh Matthews.
As this was an Open Web event, I took the opportunity to talk about Building for Mobile Web Compatibility.
If you would like to see more, I have posted my slides on github.io.
Thank you to everyone who came out to this event and especially to Majken 'Kensie' Connor for pulling us all together.
Who are these managers and what do they do?
As the Mozilla project has grown so too has our management structure. There are a number of people with various manager titles involved in the day-to-day operations of many Mozilla projects. You may know some of these people and have a sense of what they do. This post is to help clarify these positions so that you can better understand the value that people in these roles bring to the project and their relationship to your work.
There are four types of managers that I will discuss here: development managers, product managers, project/program managers, and release managers.
A development manager has responsibility for a development team, such as front-end, WebAPI, or performance. It is the development manager's responsibility to guide the team's work, balancing various requirements and the relative priorities. Development managers are people managers. This means that they are responsible for the professional growth of the people on their team and that of the team itself. They serve as reviewers, mentors, and advisers. Many Mozilla development managers are very hands-on writing patches and providing code reviews. Some people you may know in this role are Gavin Sharp, Andrew Overholt, and Taras Glek.
Product managers are more removed from day-to-day development. They gather requirements for Mozilla products by reviewing market research and trends, following standards bodies like the W3C, and speaking with the engineering community. They have the challenging job of forecasting the requirements for our products based on their projected market needs 3, 6, 12, or more months into the future. Product managers provide strategic guidance for our development efforts through user and developer stories, use cases, and product roadmaps. They help with tough decisions about feature and product prioritization. Product managers spend their time looking at the big picture to ensure we can all see the forest for the trees. Some people you may know in this role are Asa Dotzler, Karen Rudnitski, and Chris Lee.
Project/program managers drive projects by managing project scope, schedule, and risk. They serve as a project steward and sounding board for stakeholder issues. Project managers coordinate work from various teams such as release engineering, product, user experience, support, quality assurance, press and pr, marketing, legal, privacy, WebDev, and IT. The result of working with these teams is that people in this role are typically well connected in the project. Unlike release managers, who, as I will discuss below, focus on individual releases, project managers focus on projects that may span multiple releases or multiple products. Many of the people at Mozilla who are in this role have strong technical backgrounds having come from the development organization at Mozilla or elsewhere. Some people you may know in this role are Sheila Mooney, Caitlin Galimidi, and me.
Release managers are similar in many ways to project managers except their focus is on individual Firefox releases. The release management team manages and coordinates release schedules for the Firefox desktop and mobile Release, Beta, Aurora and Nightly trains, as well as Firefox OS. They monitor and control our risk profile and its impact on our product quality. They chase down critical issues and manage chemspill releases (point releases for critical issues). They ensure that the process flows from code check-in, to build, test, and release. They triage and track bugs in current and upcoming releases and coordinate the resolution of external issues, such as those due to plug-ins and add-ons. Release managers have to balance the needs of the various Firefox stakeholders including engineering, release engineering, quality assurance, support, documentation, and IT. Some people you may know in this role are Alex Keybl, Lukas Blakk, and Bhavana Bajaj.
If you have worked with people in these manager roles you may have noticed that some people seem to be doing aspects of multiple manager jobs. The descriptions of each role above are the core responsibilities of each group. These roles tend to bleed into one another to a certain extent. All of the people in these roles are leaders within the organization and each have skills that allow them to play multiple roles.
Now that you know more about these roles and the people in them, use them. Talk to your product manager if you want to understand more about the product requirements and priorities. Talk to your project manager if you are blocked, unclear about project scope or timeline, or need some other help with your project. Talk to your release manager if you have questions about the upcoming release or have critical work that you think should be brought to their attention. And talk to your development manager about your engineering work and your career.


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