Fashion designer Naomi Maaravi makes clothes with a story.
When Dutch designer Naomi Maaravi moved to Tel Aviv a few years ago, she brought her "clothes with a story" and affinity for recycled fashion with her. She began creating her upcycled, re-designed fashion pieces ten years ago, when she made her first piece for her daughter out of her husband's worn out jeans. Her line has since evolved into a recycled – albeit high fashion – line worn by Israeli celebrities such as Keren Mor (pictured above). Of her inspiration for turning the used into the new, Maaravi says that reusing was her father's way. "He never threw anything away, never ever," she says.
"He created a new world out of items that had no value for anyone anymore.
Maaravi took these lessons learned from her father and brought them into her design work.
Her garments are fashioned from either her own collection of high end materials, or out of materials supplied by her clients. "Memories, events, joy, happiness, sadness are all parts of the materials I use, blended to create a unique garment with a story on his own," Maaravi says.
As a result, all of her garments are unique, one-of-a-kind, and infused with a lot of special attention.


What is like to stay in Hostels?
I believe the two biggest expenses that scare people from traveling are Airfare and lodging. But there is a way to SAVE BIG!
People see a plane ticket price (higher than anything they have paid before) and immediately in their minds it becomes expensive and unattainable. The same happens with lodging; the mentality is that the beach resorts and city hotels are expensive and therefore making the trips once again, unattainable and undoable.
Well, it doesn't have to be this way. Luckily, there are hostels and boutique hotels as an option to reduce budget for travel. But unfortunately, there are many skeptics that would not consider hostels as an option due to bad publicity on TV or movies, or because they think Hostels are only for college students, they are uncomfortable, etc.
That's all overrated and too hyped!
Of course, as a general rule anywhere you go whether at home or abroad; don't get in taxis or vehicles with strangers, don't accept offers that are too good to be true, watch out for drinks at bars and clubs, dont walk in dark allyways late at night. Also, always use the certified transportation and do research about safe areas.
But what is it really like to stay in a Hostel?
First, NO, they don't kidnap or kill people like the movies portray. Like anywhere in the world, there are good people and bad people, and there are great areas and not so great areas. Do your research, ask locals and stay within those good areas. Also take security measure that you would anywhere you go (avoid lonely dark streets, people that looks suspicious, taking things from strangers, etc).
It's all about location, location, location – like anything else in life, if you are in the wrong place at the wrong time, things can go south. That's why its important to do research about the ares you are staying.
They are low budget lodging that offers reasonable services to have a pleasant stay.
Not every country or town has ultra low budget hostels. Looks ahead of time if that's the case, so that you can look for alternatives. Some towns only offer "boutique hotels" or the 3 stars hotels. This is important to know because it can increase your budget significantly since, for example, instead of spending $20/night you will be spending $80/night (a huge difference if you are staying 1 week, right?).
Many options are available, that include suites, single/double/triple bedrooms, and multi-bed dorms (I've seen all the way to 20 beds in one room). Again, the more beds in a room, the cheaper it is. So if you don't mind your neighbor snoring, or people coming in and out of the room at various times, then dorms are not a problem for you.
You will find that people staying in dorms are respectful of your sleep and your belongings.
You will meet people that you have lots of things in common and instantly creating a great bonding.
If booking from major websites (there are tons of them) and read and compare all the reviews before you book. Make sure you are getting what you are looking for (ex: looking for quite room, party scene, place for solo travelers, wifi, free-breakfast, etc..). By booking through major website you avoid scams and disappointments and going to shady locations. You can also contact the hostel directly to avoid the middle man and most likely saving a few bucks.
Different arrays of rooms and bed combinations are available. From single suits with 1-3 beds, to up to 20 bunk beds in a single room. Keep in mind that the more people in your room the least expensive that rooms gets. But that doesn't mean that a single suite is un-affordable since usually the price usually jumps x2-4 times the price of a multiple-bed room.
Your room wont be made or your bed made everyday like it would on a chain hotel (Hilton, Marriott, etc).
Also, expect the size to be smaller (a bed and a night table) will be pretty much what fits in the room.
Some countries due to their climate, dont have A/C. so keep that in mind.
Some hostels might include a shuttle to the main attractions (airports, museums, nightlife, etc) for free or for a fee, but its worth asking once you arrive. This is a great way to explore the town at a low cost in a trusting way.
Nowadays, free Wifi is standard, but make sure your hostels has it, must most importantly make sure that the wifi reaches your room. Sometimes free wifi is only included on common areas but not rooms.
Free walking tours are available at certain times of the days. This is great way to meet others and save money.
Depending on the type of room that you chose, it may or may not have a private bathroom, which means that you might have to share the shower with multiple people. This might sound like an inconvenience but this is the way to keep prices low. To beat this you only have to carry your pair of flip flop while showering and bring your own toiletries bag while brushing your teeth and showering. Not as bad as you think.
Bathrooms can be mixed, but they are all have cubicles for showers and toilets so that you are in complete privacy.
You would be surprised how many people you are also staying at hostels for the same exact reason you are (save money, meet people, etc), so that means we all have something in common. It is so easy to start a conversation with someone and share stories, help each other and give suggestions of places you have been or are going, that once you start you wont want to stop. It gets addicting. There will be people that have travel less than you and other that have traveled way more that you and those will be the inspiration to continue traveling.
Read the review for the hostel since some are more social oriented than others. I´ve stayed at hotels where you only saw people in the morning during breakfast and others where there was a party at all times of the day.
Party hostels usually have a bar on site or have connections with a near-by club, which means that evenings will be fun.
Also, most hostels will have a game room and gathering room for everyone to socialize including board games, pools table, fuzzball, among others..
Most places will have a key to lock/unlock the room, or others let you borrow or rent a lock for your room. If staying in a dorm, everyone in the room will get a key. You will find a locker inside to put your belongings. I always advise carrying a personal lock to secure any personal valuables if you feel necessary.
It is on the best interest of everyone in the room to keep their belongings safe, that;s why they respect other's and always lock the room when leaving.
Kitchen area is also available with fridge and stove to prepare your own meals. Near-by grocery shops are available for your convenience. This is a great way to save money and stay on budget.
Most of the Hostels will offer free breakfast (and by that I mean a piece of toast, cheese, juice and coffee), but some might get you eggs, ham, fruits, etc… It really comes down to the price you paid for the room. But also if its not free, they might charge an affordable amount for breakfast which might be cheaper than anywhere else in town and also more convenient and faster. This is a very good option if you want to save time by not going around trying to find food.
Roomtop common area. Food and drinks are served here.


I'm a fan of practical, hands-on science. It shouldn't be something really smart people do in a futuristic lab. It's the democratically available magic of chemistry, thermodynamics and a bunch of other really long words that kind of take away from my point.
We found an experiment which is perfect for our winter weather. The temperature needs to be below minus twenty celsius for this to work.
Take a cup of boiling water outside.
Throw it up in the air as high as you can.
Watch it come down as snow.
I gave this slim chances but it actually worked. (And no one got scalded by boiling water.) Not all the water became snow but you could see the little ice bits sparkling down. And it made a nifty winter fog effect.


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Q: how to provide I2C function with flags for SI7021 diagram on EFR32 the diagram bellow shows the I2C comminucation with the Controller master.
From the API shown bellow i have the following command which needs to be provided with flags to  act as the diagram .
I am not femiliar with proving flags to I2C_trnasfer.
How its done?
Thanks.
I2C_Transfer (I2C_TypeDef *i2c)
https://docs.silabs.com/mcu/5.4/efr32fg14/group-I2C

A: This is just a rough starting point for you.  You'll have to experiment and work out any kinks.
This EFR32 I2C documentation says you have to call I2C_TransferInit() to setup the transfer.  You could try setting up a single transfer with seq->flags = I2C_FLAG_WRITE_READ.  But I suspect that method will not handle a NACK from the slave while the measurement is in progress.  So this code splits it into two transfers.  The first transfer writes the measurement command.  The second transfer reads the measured value.  And the second transfer is repeated if a NACK is received because the slave measurement is in progress.
You'll have to supply values for MEASURE_CMD and SLAVE_ADDRESS.  But the I2C_FLAG_* values are defined in the EFR32's em_i2c.h.
I2C_TransferSeq_TypeDef *seq;
I2C_TransferReturn_TypeDef ret;

// Write the measure command.
uint8_t meas_cmd = MEASURE_CMD;
seq->addr = SLAVE_ADDRESS;
seq->flags = I2C_FLAG_WRITE;
seq->buf[0].data = &meas_cmd;
seq->buf[0].len = 1;
ret = I2C_TransferInit(I2C0, seq);
while (ret == i2cTransferInProgress)
{
  ret = I2C_Transfer(I2C0);
}

// If the write was successful
if (ret == i2cTransferDone)
{
  // Read the measured value.
  uint8_t meas_val_bytes[2];
  seq->addr = SLAVE_ADDRESS;
  seq->flags = I2C_FLAG_READ;
  seq->buf[0].data = &meas_val_bytes[0];
  seq->buf[0].len = 2;

  // The intention of this do-while loop is to repeat the I2C_TransferInit() if the slave NACKs the read request.
  do
  {
    ret = I2C_TransferInit(I2C0, seq);
    while (ret == i2cTransferInProgress)
    {
      ret = I2C_Transfer(I2C0);
    }
  } while (ret == i2cTransferNack);

  // If the read was successful
  if (ret == i2cTransferDone)
  {
    // The first byte received is the most significant byte.
    uint16_t measured_value = (meas_val_bytes[0] << 8) + meas_val_bytes[1];
  }
}

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A brand represents the promise that your company makes to your valuable customers. So, it is imperative that you build it thoughtfully and consciously. A successful brand can never be established by simply uploading a startling logo and writing a few catchy lines on social media platforms. It requires investing a lot of time and effort. This includes researching, identifying competitors, finding the best way to make your brand visible and expert professionals are to be consulted.
It is important that every business understands what branding is and why it's necessary. A well-executed branding strategy helps in bringing out the personality and emotion hidden behind every business, which is then visually represented as a logo and the brand's tagline. These representative designs are further effectively used in stationery, products, packaging, apparels, etc. Unfortunately, most of the companies overlook the significance of the branding process. Instead, they choose to avoid it, thereby never being able to reap its benefits.
Whether you have a plan to start your own business or have already established one, the very fact that mistakes can be made is undeniable. Even the smallest mistake like a misspelling can warn off your potential customers. Worst case scenario? You'll be kicked down in the search engine's rank page by Google. Even the most popular brands could get dumped as a result of mindless mistakes or ignorance.
So, we have compiled a list of mistakes that you can absolutely do without and save your brand from potential pitfalls.
Consider your business as your baby. Give its identity the same care you would give to naming a child. When you tell people about your company, the first thing that they hear is the name. Good brand names are rarely born out of the blue.
They are cautiously intended model of a brand's personality which express its position, tone, and ethics. A brand name that lacks in vision, attention to detail and ingenuity can be detrimental to a business's image. The name has to be something that appeals to your consumers' sensibilities. It must be something that your consumers would like to be linked to for years to come. The brand's name is one of the best ways to create an emotional bond with consumers.
A good name always evokes a strong passion for your brand, while bad name only elicits distaste or worse still, indifference. While naming your brand make sure that it is not a repetition or something we've all seen before. It must be able to reflect your purpose, identity, and promise.
People think in pictures, and be aware of the fact that pictures are stickier than words. The most vital aspect of any brand to get right is arguably its logo. It is supposed to convey what the company does at a glance portraying the personality of a brand. A logo must tell the story of a brand in such a way that it is flawless, non-patronising and instant. Create a strong logo and make it known.
Logos are never too difficult to figure out unless perhaps your target audience loves puzzles. Else it is pretty pointless having a logo.
Consider various aspects while you design a logo like avoiding visual clichés, poor font choices, unsuitable colour combinations, typographic chaos and even silly spelling mistakes.
It is known that customers often measure the consistency of a company, and brand consistency, therefore, has a tremendous impact on your business. Any business that shows good consistency is presenting a brand's identity invoking familiarity, loyalty and eventually credibility.
Consistency helps to foster a sense of trust and comfort, which is why promotions and communication is an important aspect of marketing. To build a loyal client base it is essential for brands to interact consistently with their target audience. If any brand fails to do so, they end up losing clients and endure failed business.
When a business presents itself as inconsistent, it appears to be disjointed, unprofessional, and even unreliable.
Be a brand that is consistent with its promotion on website, social media accounts, ads, print materials, etc. Remember, when you are branding products, take one step forward and incorporate an element that will encourage your audience to communicate about the brand. Make a branding scheme that gives your customers something to talk about and this is only possible if your brand is consistent enough.
Failure to research the competition can be the deadliest of mistakes you'll ever make. The more you are aware of the industry you work in, the less you have to worry about making mistakes. Especially if you are a booming business, it is essential that you learn about your competitors and have a good look at their branding.
The last thing you want to do is come up with a branding idea similar to your competition, which in turn results in a disadvantage when marketing your brand.
Researching the competition will give you an understanding of where the companies have excelled and where they have failed. Reviewing their work will give you an advantage of not repeating their mistakes and establish your brand accordingly.
Researching your competition is an extensive process and will require you to research in areas including products, services, target audiences, websites and social platforms. If you take the risk of not researching any particular area then you will be threatening your brand with no accurate judgment.
Caution! Replicating a competitor's strategies without truly understanding them is a big No- No.
Failure to understand your target audience may have ill effects. Understand your target audience before you start selling or even pitching. The first step is to learn how your product can meet the expectation of your audience.
Learn what are the brands being favored by the targeted audience, then accordingly speak to your audience as to how your brand can meet their demands. An essential component of branding is to understand and pitch how a brand can fulfill their demands.
Approach the right sources if you want an accurate feedback. If you wish to measure appropriate goals then step outside the boundaries of positive feedbacks. Taking feedback from sources such as family, friends or employees might give you biased results.
The best is to approach both experts and common people whom you do not know personally. Recently, the best platform for reviews includes both social media and review sites.
Technology in the present era has the potential to leverage a small business to compete with established players. You need to explore the marketing avenues that contribute to building brand awareness.
Don't think twice to seek the help of a professional right from the foundation of the brand to contributing towards brand awareness. Take assistance from professionals who solely work towards the development of a brand and learn the ropes with them.
A successful branding starts from within your company. Get your employees sensitized by these experts. Your employees are potentially walking talking billboards. It is very important for them to know the brand inside out, they must simply be prepared to answer all the possible questions about your brand.
The power of a brand is often overlooked by a lot of companies. They fail to invest the required time and efforts that go into building a brand. Doing this will only stunt your company's growth and restrict the opportunities for potential future success.
A brand that is appealing and identifiable helps you stand out and attract customers. A well-crafted brand is the most valuable brand for any business. It also helps in building a loyal customer base.
It is worth investing your time and efforts in developing a good and trustworthy brand. It has never been an easy task to manage a brand, but you should always keep in mind that your business is more than just its products and services.
An integral part of the success of your business will very much depend on the way you shape the experience of your customers. This experience is what defines your brand identity. There's no looking back for your business once you've established trust in your brand.
So, be sure to incorporate all these elements to create something spectacular and see how well it will work for you!
Anna Barton is often called as a "Problem Solver" by her colleagues and friends because of her knack for brand development and management. When she's not producing compelling brand development strategies, Anna is busy tailoring articles for Splashlogo. Her forte lies in coming up with remarkable solutions related to brand development problems.


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Q: Primera excepción del tipo 'System.Net.Http.HttpRequestException' en mscorlib.dll El error es por el siguiente codigo:
public Image GetAvatar(string username)
        {
            try
            {
                var request = WebRequest.Create(
                    string.Format("http://www.habbo.com/habbo-imaging/avatarimage?user={0}", username));
                using (var response = request.GetResponse())
                using (var stream = response.GetResponseStream())
                {
                    return Image.FromStream(stream);
                }
            }
            catch (Exception e) { /*MessageBox.Show(e.ToString()); */return null; }
        }

lo que quiero es que la cabecera HTTP se establezca un valor para UserAgent.
error:

A: Prueba esto:
public Image GetAvatar(string username)
{
    try
    {
        System.Net.HttpWebRequest request = System.Net.WebRequest.CreateHttp(
            string.Format("http://www.habbo.com/habbo-imaging/avatarimage?user={0}", username));
        request.UserAgent = "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/54.0.2840.71 Safari/537.36";
        using (var response = request.GetResponse())
        using (var stream = response.GetResponseStream())
        {
            return Image.FromStream(stream);
        }
    }
    catch (Exception e) { /*MessageBox.Show(e.ToString()); */return null; }
}

Utiliza el método CreateHttp en vez de create, y almacena el request como HttpWebRequest para tener acceso a la propiedad UserAgent.


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The Chabad Jewish Student Center at IU University is one of over 100 on-site Chabad on Campus centers across America. We offer the anchor and embrace of 'family' for Jewish students regardless of background, observance or affiliation. Consider our address one you can turn to for any reason at all 24 hours a day. Students come to Chabad on Campus for many different reasons. Some come on a Friday night for a bowl of homemade chicken soup, fresh baked challah and camaraderie; Some come simply to socialize - to relax and enjoy themselves with Jewish activities such as Challah or Hamantashen baking, shofar making, or outdoor trips; or activities with other Jewish students including kosher cooking, spa nights, concerts, Movie nights, , hikes, and more; Some come to register and join a 'birthright' or other organized trip to Israel; Some come during a moment of personal crisis knowing they will always get a discreet, sympathetic ear, a warm open heart, and appropriate advice or referrals; Some come for one of the myriad classes offered - from beginner's Hebrew to Parsha, Mysticism and advanced Talmud - or simply to ask serious questions about Judaism; Some come to attend Shabbat or holiday services. Chabad activity on campus is not limited to what goes on at the Chabad House. Chabad is inherently extroverted, and an active and highly visible presence throughout campus, reaching out to Jewish students through tabling, holiday celebrations, at the Union and at dorms and Greek Houses. Leadership: At our affiliated student groups, students are invited to take leadership roles on campus, helping foster the creation of the next generation of empowered Jewish leadership. Tradition: At Chabad, students have the ability to discover the warmth and beauty of their heritage, and learn to apply the timeless Jewish principle of Ahavat Israel. Community: We believe that family and community are vital keys to character building. That's why we open our home to students, helping inspire them with a respect for family values and a deep meaningful concern for the land of Israel. Future: We believe that Jewish education and meaningful experiences are the grass-roots method to fighting indifference, apathy and assimilation that face our community today. For there to be a Jewish tomorrow, our students need to have a Jewish today!
Is what you think about Lubavitch- Chabad myth or fact?
You may be surprised! MYTH: You have to be "Orthodox" to participate in programs offered by Chabad. FACT: Chabad is inclusive and non-judgmental, and their programs are open to all. In fact, the vast majority of people who participate in programs at Chabad are not "Orthodox". The teachings of Chabad are imbued with the renowned Chassidic spirit and joy, but in no way is the commitment to an Orthodox or Ultra-Orthodox lifestyle a prerequisite to one's acceptance at Chabad functions.
MYTH: Chabad's goal is to make me Orthodox.
FACT: Chabad is not out to make one Orthodox. Chabad is an organization dedicated to engaging every Jew, regardless of background, affiliation, or personal level of observance, and providing resources to help increase their level of Jewish knowledge, enthusiasm, and commitment. Chabad invites you to explore the complex areas of Jewish religion, tradition, and practice in an open-minded and non-judgmental atmosphere. All of Chabad's classes, programs, and services are designed to heighten the awareness and lend valuable insight into one's heritage, traditions, religious practice, laws and rituals. Each individual is invited to participate, study, and learn. Each individual makes his or her own respective religious, lifestyle decisions at his or her own pace.
FACT: At Chabad a Jew is a Jew is a Jew. Chabad avoids labeling other Jews, since it tends to divide and create artificial barriers between us. Since the days of Moses, Jewish Law has considered anyone born of a Jewish mother or converted in accordance with Halacha to be a Jew, regardless of his or her degree of observance. In fact, the leader of Chabad, the Lubavitcher Rebbe delivered a stinging rebuke to Orthodox elements in the USA and Israel for publicly belittling non-Orthodox Jews.
MYTH: Chabad does not support the state of Israel.
FACT: Chabad, and the Lubavitcher Rebbe in particular, strongly support Israel and is deeply involved in defending its value and right to exist. Many "Chabadniks" serve in the Israeli Defense Forces and others contribute practical and spiritual support to the troops. Lubavitch trained Rabbis often complete their training in Israeli Yeshivas. Chabad has a network of over 220 centers throughout the length and breath of Israel. In response to current spate of Palestinian violence and terror, Chabad's Victim of Terror program offers support and comfort to victims of terror and their families by providing financial, spiritual and emotional assistance as needed. Chabad has a network of emergency response teams that intervene with victims and their families within hours after an attack and continues with long t erm, community-based assistance and activities provided by Chabad Houses located in the victim's community.
FACT: It is Chabad policy that each center is supported by the community it serves. Thus, funding for local Chabad programs s generated locally. No money or dues are sent to international Chabad headquarters in New York -- all funds donated remain right here in our community. Neither are we funded or financially supported by our central headquarters.


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Obituary for James David Morgan
Egg Harbor Twp, New Jersey
Loving Father, Grandfather, and Great-Grandfather
James David Morgan, 81 son of the late Ronald Morgan Sr. and Mary Elizabeth-McLain was born January 25, 1940, in Chester, Pennsylvania. He peacefully and quietly departed this life in the early morning hours of Sunday, July 4th, 2021, declaring his Independence Day from this earthly realm. He was known by Jim, Jimmy, Shaky, and affectionately known as "Pop & Pop-Pop". He received all of his formal education in the Chester Upland School District in Chester, Pennsylvania. He traveled from Chester, PA and ultimately settled in Atlantic City, New Jersey where he met his loving wife Lottie Mae Morgan of 47 years who preceded him in death just shy of 2 years.
He worked various jobs in the hotel and restaurant industry, and he retired from Bally's Hotel & Casino where he worked in the Environmental Service Department for 30 years. He was a long-standing union representative (Shop Steward) for the Local 54 Union. He attended the Atlantic Cape Community College receiving his Certificate in Bartending and was employed part time for Showboat Casino working special events. He worked a few years at Atlantic City's famous Dock's Oyster House as a cook.
Coming out of retirement, he then went to work for the South Jersey Transportation Authority as a parking attendant for 12 years. He volunteered his time as a "Grandpop" with the Atlantic Human Resource Foster Grandparent Program which landed him at the Stanley S. Holmes Village Work Team where he received the Community Service Black History Award in both 2011 and 2012.
Family was very important to him as he often enjoyed family gatherings which he always reminded everyone that his birthday was approaching. He loved to eat and enjoyed his many snack runs to the stores. You would often find half eaten Kit Kat's candy bars along with unfinished bottles of Coco-Cola sodas left over in the refrigerator. He enjoyed eating mayonnaise sandwiches always leaving the crust on the counters which his wife detested.
He was not shy on receiving compliments when he stepped out into the world because he knew he was "So Fresh & So Clean-Clean". He had a set routine, and you could always find him mid-day dropping off his clothes to the local cleaners (he should have owned stock in them). He took great pride in his appearance as he knew clothes "due make the man". He was so particular about his clothes, so you dared not touch them because he knew to a (T) what he had and where it was, especially in his later years. His many hats were a staple in his wardrobe and were his trademark and he never went without them or his many bottles of cologne. He had a love of cars, and he was always found cruising through the city playing his rap music we would say rather loudly. He was COOL, SHARP & SMOOTH.
One thing about Pop was that he knew his rights and always demanded equal and fair treatment from anyone everywhere he went. Whether he was in a 7-11, Wawa store or his final days in the nursing home—he would be heard saying ("It's because I'm Black"?? or "I know my rights"!! or "I will call and report you to your corporate office-give me the 800 number or I will call 911"). He loved music, and especially loved to watch football and boxing and always kept up with current events and political news. Pop was a good family man and provider and loved visiting his family in Chester, PA when he could. He was quietly spiritual and believed in God and he believed in doing good and performing random acts of kindness for others which we thought was one of his greatest qualities.
He was preceded in death by his parent's, two brothers Ronald Lee Morgan and Robert Harold Morgan all of Chester, Pennsylvania, and his loving wife Lottie Mae Morgan of Atlantic City, NJ. Most of all he leaves to mourn & cherish his memorable legacy, his children: Lanette Miles (Claude) of Salisbury, MD, Andre' McKoy (Jenny) of McDonough, GA, Glynis Byrd of Atlantic City, NJ, Sharon Cross (Bryan) of Sicklerville, NJ, Sami Khabir of Silver Springs, MD, Carmen Morgan of Egg Harbor Township, NJ & "Special Son" Alphonso Glass of Mays Landing, NJ. Twenty-two grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren, a "Special Niece" Debbie McCoy-Ward of Egg Harbor Township, NJ, a "Special Nephew" Raymond Pierce of Chester, PA. Two brothers Frankie Morgan (Tina) of Chester, PA., and Roger Morgan of Wilmington, DE. Five sisters Roberta Pierce of Chester, PA., Bernadette Porter (Donald) of Dallas TX., Betty-Ann Shipman (Gregory) of Atlanta, Ga., Faye Morgan of Philadelphia, PA., and Wanda Mosley of New Castle, DE and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Well Pop although you are gone, you will never be forgotten and will no longer need any of your earthly possessions for it is now time for you to take your eternal rest. May God be pleased with your soul.
We will always love you Dad, Jimmy, Shaky, Pop & Pop-Pop.
Loving Submitted-your family…
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Community shocked as body is found in village playing field
Bunwell Village church, sign and main street. Pictures:SONYA BROWN
A community has reacted with shock after a man's body was found in a village park.
The playing field in Bunwell where a man's body was found on Friday. PHOTO: Google Maps
Police were called to Bunwell, near Attleborough, at about 11.40am on Friday, October 26 after reports a body had been found at the edge of the playing field next to the village hall.
The area was sealed off while initial enquiries were carried out. Officers have now confirmed there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the man's death.
Anna Easton, of Larkins Close, Bunwell, was with a baby and toddler group at the village hall when the body was discovered.
She said: "I ran into the village hall where we run our group for help. Obviously people were quite sad about it.
"People don't expect things like that to happen in a small village. It wasn't very nice."
Her husband, district councillor Charles Easton, said: "Obviously it's a very unusual occurrence in Bunwell and very tragic for everyone involved, the man and his family, and the parents who had to witness it.
"It puts all our daily troubles into perspective when something like this happens."
A police spokesman said that a file will be prepared for the coroner in due course, and that no further information about the man will be released at this time.
County councillor for Bunwell, Beverley Spratt, said: "I don't know what happened but obviously it's very sad for the people who found him.
"Nothing like this has ever happened in Bunwell before."
A post mortem will be performed in due course, followed by an inquest into the death and a full hearing at a time yet to be established.
The village of Bunwell was recorded as having slightly more than 1,000 residents in the 2011 census, and is near to several neighbouring villages such as Tacolneston and Old Buckenham.
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After The Sun reported that Newcastle were eyeing a £15m move for highly rate Sociedad shot-stopper Geronimo Rulli earlier this week, various Spanish newspaper outlets were quick to rule out any potential transfer.
The former Manchester City keeper made his loan move to Real Sociedad permanent last season, and his since become an integral part of La Real's starting eleven.
And with the 25 year-old impressing in Spain with his consistently good performances, Newcastle were reportedly in the mix of several clubs who were after the Argentine's services.
However, Spanish outlet Mundo Deportivo have been quick to deny any chance of him leaving the club in January, as he has become an integral part of Sociedad's plans this season having started every game so far.
Although, the report does say that Sociedad may be preparing for his eventual departure sometime in the future, so the possibility of Rulli coming to Tyneside at the end of the season may be another option.
Newcastle's current starting keeper Rob Elliot has started the season in fine form however, conceding eight goals in nine games to help them to a current seventh place spot.
The Magpies travel to Turf Moor on Monday night to face a Burnley side who have also enjoyed a steady start to this season's campaign, with the Clarets just one point behind them in eighth place.


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Ex-Gov Orji Uzor Kalu's son, Michael UzorKalu, has developed a multiplayer game with recorded 10 million downloads worldwide within three weeks of its launching in United Kingdom .
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It has a multiplayer where two people can play at the same time. It also has a tournament where people can purchase coins and bet against each other and winner takes all. The winner at any point in time is permitted to covert the win to physical cash through paypal.
A source from local news in United Kingdom stated that the biggest infinite runner company, Subway surfers (Sybo games) , has disclosed the company's interest to purchase the App from the developers for an undisclosed sum.
The source also revealed that the developers Michael Uzor Kalu and his partner Nadina Grigoras in an interview revealed their plans of promoting the App in Nigeria and other African countries after it has registered a successful reach to USA, UK and Russia.
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Pamplemousses Garden, Chamarel coloured earth, imported animals in Casela… What else?
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To make up for the loss of Chinese tourists, Air Mauritius lowers its fare on Réunion-Mauritius route. Nothing new, just the same marketing strategy to lure customers from the neighbouring island to withdraw euros from their bank accounts and spend them in Mauritius when far-away skies look bleak. Business as usual when it comes to fill the coffers of the national airline and raise the spirits of the hotel industry which has reaped huge profits generated by tourism for decades.
The wildcat capitalist success story of sugar barons' investment in the hotel industry, and in any new promising sector which guarantees a free flow of fortunes, real estate development and commercial centres with the blessing of the political class is no fresh news. Miles ahead in the race for amassing wealth and securing the best deals with low taxes makes of them a class of businessmen apart, one which benefits from the generosity of banks in terms of low interest rates. Customer service itself has become a minor financial activity for bank companies which invest more energy and finance in lucrative businesses. We end up with a class of business tycoons who run full speed in any race which promises gold medals to the winners.
To strike a balance between staggering high incomes which fall into the lap of top bosses of the private sector, government authorities oversaw the more than doubling of their salaries some ten years ago. Subsequently, it created a bourgeoisie d'Etat by granting a substantial rise to functionaries in the Civil Service. The end result remains unchanged, though: a concentration of wealth in the hands of a few.
The tourism sector is so dominated by the hotel industry that any mention of lower inflow of tourists evokes empty rooms in luxury hotels that dot the coasts of the island. In the late 80s and early 90s, with an increasing number of private-owned restaurants cropping up in coastal areas, hotels responded by offering full boarding to their western customers, a strategy to prevent tourists from eating out and keep the profits in the coffers of the hotel industry.
Sharing benefits of tourism industry
The sector provides a livelihood to those employed in transport, taxis, food outlets, restaurants, shops and the cottage industry. Can it be improved? Can the sector be more flexible and inclusive to accommodate minor stakeholders? Views have been aired to suggest that the tourism industry be democratized but, up to now, these have fallen on deaf ears.
Reportedly, attempts to set up structures to provide alternative accommodation in ordinary folks' private homes have drawn little response from the Ministry of Tourism for years or altogether ignored. To please lobbies of hotel barons? For decades, the policy has focused on upmarket tourism to sell the island as a high-class destination with luxury hotels where a plethora of staffers and waiters dote on visitors and pamper them throughout their stay. The trend was to look down on lower-income visitors defined as touristes sac à dos. Except in times of crisis, when gates are flung wide open to one and all, and week-end packages are offered to Mauritians.
The argument put forward to polish the brand of the top luxury destination was that open-gate tourism puts off high-income foreign visitors and they will fly away to other attractive islands. This is questionable. Canary Islands, Baleares off the coast of Portugal which are about three hours flight from main European cities still attract all classes of visitors, not only the super rich. Bali is another destination where a wide range of accommodation is available to visitors.
Logically, why should it be an issue for rich visitors who choose luxury hotels if their less fortunate compatriots are accommodated in common people's houses? It seems that the real issue is that the capitalist hotel industry is too greedy to share tourism income with the population. And successive governments have kow-towed to their wishes.
The model of tourisme chez l'habitant exists in many countries. With lower prices, it brings money directly to common folks' pockets. The benefits can be doubled if catering and other services are offered to visitors. Is there any reason why lower-income people in any country should be deprived of travelling and spending some time abroad because of high fares? There is a category of travellers who want to have a direct ground experience of a country and its culture by close contact with locals. They are not all overworked private sector executives or professionals who look forward to lying all day on the beach, taking a cocktail at sunset and relaxing in soothing massage parlours. There are those who want to have direct exposure to the local way of life, customs and languages.
Tourism authorities can provide counsel for decent and hygienic conditions to families who wish to rent their rooms. Airbnb and other such sites are foreign-owned companies which get a percentage of the business. Mauritius can have its own site and keep the profits in the country.
Societies abroad are also changing. A quest for authenticity has been gaining ground. The number of vegetarians is on the rise in affluent countries in the West. India has always been the main country which has culturally promoted vegetarianism, being centuries ahead of the rest of the world in this respect. China has no choice but to cut down on consumption of meat. So do many countries due to high awareness of the devastation done to the planet to rear animals for meat.
The cultural aspect
Oriental languages and English are assets which are likely to interest a category of visitors in Reunion. There are people from Reunion who stay in private family homes in Rose-Hill or Quatre-Bornes to study Hindi, for example. And they are surprised to see that oriental languages are taught, written and understood but folks in Mauritius are eager to speak French! Others leave the tourist resort with hotels and plenty of restaurants in the North and opt for a two-week experience of village life in Mahebourg, Chamarel and Grand Gaube. Not only native Reunionese, but also French and inhabitants of North African descent, Moroccans, Tunisians and Algerians who show interest in Indian languages and cultural influence in Mauritius. Many people from Reunion find no point in staying in hotels and mixing with Europeans.
There are no organized tours for tourists on religious festivals with well-documented guides who can give full explanation on meaning and purpose of rites. Visitors do show curiosity in religious festivals that are unfamiliar to them.
Any regular traveller to Mauritius tells you that there is glaring lack of cultural activities to make their stay interesting. Pamplemousses Garden, Chamarel coloured earth, imported animals in Casela – a quite artificial place – what else? Walks in Plaine Champagne and hiking in Ferney, etc., are dwarfed by the gorgeous landscapes that Reunion Island offers.
Are there any music and dance shows like Bali offers to visitors? Forget sega, it is appreciated for its value as an undeniable cultural feature. But it does not satisfy the thirst for profound expression of art. Has any Minister of Culture given any thought to the promotion of cultural activities to boost tourism industry? Many of our policymakers are stuck in old ways of thinking and show no signs of innovating.
Are there enough sitar players, ghazal singers, Chinese music players or oriental dancers to offer an evening out to visitors? And to Mauritians, too. The ethnic diversity in Reunion will appreciate that. Many women can earn a living from massages. It is a common phenomenon in China, Bali, Thailand, etc. Over here, women learn fast and are quite gifted. Massages should be a regular cultural feature in common folks' life, and offered to visitors at affordable prices. It has huge benefits on health. It is non-existent in most people's lives despite the cultural background that should promote its development at national level.
Leave beaten tracks. Innovate and make tourists' stay attractive. Will officials in charge of tourism wake up?
* Published in print edition on 28 February 2020
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Many of the Jews therefore, who had come with Mary and had seen what he did, believed in him, but some of them went to the Pharisees and told them what Jesus had done. So the chief priests and the Pharisees gathered the Council and said, "What are we to do? For this man performs many signs. If we let him go on like this, everyone will believe in him, and the Romans will come and take away both our place and our nation." But one of them, Caiaphas, who was high priest that year, said to them, "You know nothing at all. Nor do you understand that it is better for you that one man should die for the people, not that the whole nation should perish." He did not say this of his own accord, but being high priest that year he prophesied that Jesus would die for the nation, and not for the nation only, but also to gather into one the children of God who are scattered abroad. So from that day on they made plans to put him to death. Jesus therefore no longer walked openly among the Jews, but went from there to the region near the wilderness, to a town called Ephraim, and there he stayed with the disciples.
There are just four observations I want to make from our passage today; and all of them describe the death of Jesus. One of the most striking things about John 11 is that after Jesus raises Lazarus from death, you hear almost nothing more about Lazarus. We get a few more comments in chapter 12 that reiterate how big an impression Jesus made among the people by raising Lazarus, whether that impression was good or bad (12:1, 9, 10, 17). But outside that, you hear nothing more about Lazarus—nothing about how he felt about the whole thing, nothing about what it was like to experience death and be raised to life again, nothing about what he saw as his soul left his body. Once he walks out of the tomb, John is basically done with Lazarus.
There's a reason for this; and it's a reason that belongs not merely to John, but to the Holy Spirit himself who inspired John to write these words as they are written. The divine reason we're plunged into the schemes of evil men to kill Jesus immediately after Jesus has given life to a dead man is to teach us that the life Jesus gives to sinners plagued with death doesn't come apart from his own death. Jesus gives life to sinners by entering death himself. The evil schemes of the religious leaders are serving a much bigger purpose in God's plan to bring us eternal life through Jesus; and God wants us to make the connection. The One who gives life to the dead is the One who goes to the cross.
That's why I'm focusing on Jesus' death this morning, because if you marvel at Jesus' power but miss his Passion, you will not be saved. As Christians, we cannot be thrilled with Jesus' miracles and be bored with his mission. They go together, and in fact, the miracles only help us savor his mission all the more; his power helps us understand his Passion. The One who has authority over death entered death for my life, for your life. So, four observations about the death of Jesus.
We see unbelief and pride. We see the unbelief in that they don't question what the eyewitnesses report Jesus doing to Lazarus. The religious leaders themselves even acknowledge that Jesus is performing many signs, but they refuse to believe their significance. Jesus has told them throughout his ministry why his signs are so significant: these signs were given to Jesus by his Father to glorify Jesus, to show everybody how wonderful he really is and to reveal his identity (John 2:11; 5:19-20; 9:4). He was even performing very specific signs as well—signs that made sense with how God had revealed himself to Israel all along.
God promised to send Israel a Messiah, and when he came, the earth would flow with wine (Isa 25:6-8), the temple would be restored (Isa 2:2-3), the lame would leap like the deer (Isa 35:6), the blind would see (Isa 42:7), and even the dead nation of Israel would rise to life as God spoke over their dry and lifeless bones (Ezek 37). And now Jesus comes in, and what's he doing? Changing water into wine (John 2:1-11), cleansing the temple (John 2:12-21), healing a lame man (John 5:1-9), opening the eyes of the blind (John 9:1-7), raising the dead to life with a word (John 11:43-44). The religious leaders look at these signs and turn away from Jesus. They see his miracles, but reject his mission. Unbelief.
And underlying the unbelief is pride, pride in maintaining their image and their institution apart from treasuring the glory of God. The temple ("our place") was instituted in Israel, so that the nation was fixed on the glory of God dwelling in their midst—not so that the nation became fixed on the temple building. The nation of Israel was created to reflect God's glory in the earth, to be a city set on a hill reflecting the glory of God's truth and justice and mercy for the nations—not to be a people who turn inward and self-focused and self-preserving. But here that's exactly what the Jews have become.
Their passion to maintain their "their place" and their nation—out of fear of losing them both to Rome—blinded them to God's glory now revealed in Jesus. They were so consumed with maintaining their own glory that they couldn't see Jesus' glory—they saw his signs, but they missed his glory. Pride—that desire to maintain our own glory over treasuring God's glory—led them to reject their own Messiah who revealed himself so clearly to them. Unbelief and pride, and both led to Jesus' death.
Let me be very clear with you, we are not gathered merely to maintain the image and institution of Redeemer Church, especially whenever that image and institution are not fixing others on God's glory. We are in every setting gathered to behold the glory of God in Jesus Christ; and we will not become a people who smooth things over or keep quiet when the glory of Christ is at stake—corporately or individually, in our marriages or in our parenting, in our service to the world or in our preaching. Everything about us must be fixed on Jesus' glory, or we will eventually fall into the same deception that hardened the Pharisees' hearts and put Jesus on the cross.
We cannot turn-in on ourselves either, priding ourselves on who we are as Baptist or Reformed or whatever. Being Baptist and being Reformed might represent the conclusions we reach when we read the Bible, but they are not the goal. Sound doctrine brings God glory, but it doesn't replace God. Sunday morning is not a Reformed Baptist pep-rally. We meet for Christ's sake and his glory! Are you more interested in inviting people to become part of a movement you agree with or to a Person who is mighty to save? What in your life are you trying to maintain apart from treasuring God's glory in Christ? Is it your personal image? Is it the image of this church? Are we just trying to keep the lights on, maintain the status quo, content ourselves with the people we already have instead of spreading Jesus' glory to others?
What is your perspective, and is it plagued with the same pride that crucified the Lord of glory? Pride and self-preservation are ugly because they want the Lord of glory dead. If that pride is present in us, we must turn, ask God's forgiveness, and look to Jesus again, and behold him in his infinite worth and grace; and ask God often to center you and this church more and more on his magnificent glory, lest we overlook him like these religious leaders and condemn ourselves in the process. We do not exist merely to maintain the institution; we exist—even as an institution—to treasure the glory and worth of God in Jesus. In him is life.
So, two things are happening simultaneously: Caiaphas is speaking sinful words and God is in some sense standing behind Caiaphas's words; Caiaphas is giving his measured judgment to knock off Jesus and God is revealing his plan in Caiaphas's judgment; Caiaphas is speaking and God is speaking, even though they mean different things in the same words. So not even the evil intent of the highest authority in Israel escapes God's sovereign control. God ordains Caiaphas's sinful actions against Jesus and Caiaphas is totally oblivious.
That doesn't mean God himself is sinful by ordaining Caiaphas to speak this way. James 1:13 says that "God cannot be tempted with evil." So in some sense God is able to ordain evil without himself being sinful. The situation also doesn't mean that Caiaphas is relieved of his responsibility for his sinful actions. The Bible clearly portrays the plots of the Jews as sinful acts against God's Son (e.g., Acts 2:23; 3:17-19). So in some sense God is able to ordain evil through human acts and not be blamed for them himself; those who commit the evil are still responsible for their actions.
The point is this: Jesus is heading to the cross not because evil is winning, but because he's fulfilling a sovereign plan from his Father. The eternal Son of God is not going to the cross because the world is spinning out of control, but because this is his Father's world and all things happen according to his will. Jesus doesn't go to the cross merely as a victim of unbelief and pride, but as a Son who is accomplishing the will of his Father. Caiaphas isn't the one ultimately leading Jesus to his death; Jesus' Father is leading Jesus to his death, even at the hands of sinful men.
Ask your unbelieving friends if they know that the cross they sometimes wear around their necks was designed by God to save the world. As you engage people with the gospel, ask them what they think of the cross. You will find that even many who profess to be Christians will not take you beyond the physical sufferings Jesus endured as a man. In their eyes, he's merely a good example, not a Savior. They know that he suffered a lot, but they don't know what for. Their theology of the cross has more in common with Hollywood's portrayal of the crucifixion than the Bible's testimony of what it actually is: God acting in Christ to save us from our sins. Fill in the blanks for your children when you read them Christian books that give lots of attention to Jesus' sufferings and very little attention to God ordaining it for our salvation.
And here's something else to remember: God is controlling everything even as Jesus heads to the utter darkness of death. That means the cross should be for you a continual reminder of God's love and God's mercy and God's act to save you. Do you want a constant testimony of God's love—especially on days when all the difficulties and pain of this life are tempting you to think otherwise? The cross is heaven's loudest shout that God loves sinners—so much so, that he was willing to give up his eternally precious Son to a cross he designed him to carry.
Do you want a never-failing testimony that God is in control even when the darkness seems to overwhelm your soul? Then keep looking to Jesus' cross. Don't take your eyes off the cross; talk about it and counsel each other with it more! Even the darkest moment in history—when the infinitely beautiful Son was betrayed and crucified—was not outside of God's control. Jesus entered that darkness as planned—willingly embracing the betrayal and suffering and forsakenness and even death itself, so that you might ultimately live.
If Jesus entered the darkness of death and won, then you have a continual reminder to endure in the face of your dark trials. In fact, we're coming up on a couple places in John where Jesus tells his disciples straight up, "I told you what's going to happen beforehand, so that when it does happen you may believe" (13:19; 14:29). God's control over the evil surrounding the cross is meant to comfort us and give us more faith.
This language—"for the people" and "for the nation" means that Jesus dies instead of or in place of somebody else. We use this language, too. If you serve as a substitute teacher, you might say to someone, "I'm teaching for him today." You don't simply mean that you're teaching for his advantage, but even more, you're teaching in his place. Same here but with death on the line—Jesus dies for us, meaning in our place.
Caiaphas, of course, only means this in a very worldly sense; that is, Jesus should die instead of our nation perishing under Rome. But remember, there's more bound up with his words that he doesn't even realize. God means that Jesus will die not just to help his children temporarily escape the political threat of Rome. God's love is infinitely greater than that. God means that Jesus will die to help his children eternally escape the horrific threat of his wrath.
The only solution to this problem of death under God's wrath is the right substitute. The Old Testament prepares us for this. Leviticus 16, the Day of Atonement—what do we learn? The people were unclean like us; they were transgressors of God's Law; they were all sinful and guilty before God; and something had to die in the place of God's people in order for their sin and guilt to be removed and in order for God's wrath to turn away from them. So the priests would offer a bull or a goat in place of the people. What was lacking in these sacrifices, however, is that the blood of bulls and goats could never actually take away sins (Heb 10:4).
They always pointed to a day when God would take away sins and turn his wrath away from his people through a superior substitute (cf. Isa 53). Jesus is that superior substitute. As God's Son he became a man like us, but without sin (2 Cor 5:21; Heb 4:15). And as a man who was also God, he could endure God's wrath to the full. So, through his death on the cross—and his alone—God not only takes away our sins, but he pours out his wrath on Jesus in place of us. He took our sins on his back—men, many of you just returned from a retreat where I'm certain God used his word to expose your many sins in specific ways—Jesus took that lust and that idolatry and that covetousness and that adultery and shame on his back, carried them to the cross, and then stood condemned under God's wrath in your place; and he drained the cup of God's wrath so that there's none left for you when you meet God.
When Jesus died on the cross, he died under God's wrath as your substitution—meaning there's nothing left for you to pay, nothing left for you to do in order to win God's favor, nothing left for you to accomplish, but only everything to gain through faith in him. Jesus paid it all. God himself offered Jesus up as a sufficient sacrifice, satisfying all the unpaid debts of your sinful behavior. Debts you could never hope to pay and debts that would have left you forever separated from God—he paid for them all when he stood in your place.
If you belong to Christ, if you are clinging to him as your only hope this morning, then you have the ultimate protection in the universe. You don't have to live in fear like these religious leaders were doing, running around scared of Rome and worried about what people might do to them. You're protected in Christ from the greatest threat in the universe, namely, God's wrath. You don't get any better protection than protection from the wrath of God through the substitutionary death of Jesus. As Paul says in Rom 8, "If God is for us, who can be against us?" Let this be your song throughout all your days, filling your heart with good things to tell yourself and others.
Let it also shape the way you overcome anger, for example. If God showed such mercy to you by sending Jesus to remove his anger from you, what kind of mercy ought you show to others? If God has spent his wrath on Jesus in the place of all his people, then there's no need for you to pretend to be God and get angry with your brothers and sisters in Christ and attempt to take matters into your own hands.
Let Christ's subtitutionary death also shape your marriage. Husbands, love your wives as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her. Look at the extent Christ was willing to go for his bride and imitate his love, men. Imitate his desire to protect his bride with his life. That goes for working to provide for the home, serving her needs, fighting for her joy, everything.
Let it also inform how you witness to others. Jesus' blood can really make the foulest clean and turn away God's wrath from them, too. And for those of you who don't belong to Jesus, will you please believe that Jesus is your substitute? If you reject him, you will perish. I'm talking to everybody in this room—even the children. Children, you deserve God's punishment for your disobedience to your mommy and daddy, Rom 1:30 says. Trust that Jesus came to be punished by God, so that you don't have to be punished by God, but can enjoy a relationship with God by faith in him.
Number four: Jesus' death is an effectual death. That means Jesus' death did not merely secure possibilities, but secured a people for God. His death did not merely make it possible for people to be saved; his death actually saved people. His death was effectual in that it had the power to produce all God designed and intended for it to produce, namely, the gathering of God's children from every people and nation into one.
Look again at verses 51-52: "He did not say this of his own accord, but being high priest that year he prophesied that Jesus would die for the nation [that's the Jews in particular], and not for the nation only, but also [here it is] to gather into one the children of God who are scattered abroad." The children are Jew and Gentile alike who are elect by God the Father and redeemed by the blood of Jesus (cf. 1:12-13; 6:37-39; 10:11-18).
You've got to love the irony, here. The very thing the religious leaders try to prevent by killing Jesus—namely, having everybody believe in him and follow him—is part of God's plan to make it happen. The kind of death Jesus dies is a death intended to gather God's elect children from all over the world.
Now that gathering of God's elect children from all over the world doesn't happen in the moment of Jesus' death; but everything needed to ensure they are gathered happens in the moment of Jesus' death. That includes things like the inauguration of a new covenant; and the work of the Holy Spirit in the church under the new covenant; and the actual forgiveness of sins we offer people in the gospel; and the promise of future glory for everybody who would trust in Jesus (cf. Jer 31:31-34; Ezek 11:19-20; 36:25-27; Matt 26:28; Luke 22:20; 1 Cor 11:25; 2 Cor 3:6; Heb 8:7-13; 9:15-28). All of those were secured at the cross and guaranteed with his resurrection life.
And we have to admit, the Book of Acts proves that Jesus' words are accurate. The cross really did secure everything needed to gather in the Father's scattered children. As the cross is lifted up in the preaching of the gospel, Jew and Gentile alike are welcomed into God's kingdom through repentance and faith. God accomplished in Jesus death everything he set out to do; and now, having raised Jesus from the dead, having sent the Holy Spirit into the world to bear witness to the cross, he's saving men and women, boys and girls from every tribe and nation and people.
One thing we should take home with us from this last point: are you truly treasuring the kind of death Jesus died? He didn't die to gather just you; he died to gather in a multitude of people from every tribe and tongue and people and nation (see 10:16; 11:52; 12:32-33). He died to gather all his Father's children, not just some of them. Do you believe this? Are you treasuring this about the one you call Lord?
I think the fact that nobody from this church showed up to help Dan with the Easter outreach is evidence that we do not truly treasure this about Jesus' death. I know some of you were doing God-glorifying things at that time—several of you were even caring for newborns. So I don't mean this as a sweeping criticism of every single individual. But are you telling me that out of 170-180 people, on a weekend you were likely more free from work responsibilities, no one was able to show up? Even after a month of preparation and planning and several email reminders?
And of all the Saturdays Dan has asked for help in evangelizing White Settlement, we've had three brothers respond. I hope that's because we're busy serving and getting the good news to others in our own neighborhoods, and not just killing time watching baseball and video games. I even exhorted you a while back to make efforts in your Care Groups to reach the lost in the neighborhoods God has you living. How many neighbors have you contacted with the gospel since January 12? Do you really treasure Jesus' death for what the Bible reveals it to be—a death to gather all God's scattered children?
If so, then let us preach with all the might God inspires within us and let us pray for God to bring those scattered children into his kingdom through our witness and sacrificial service to others. Make it your prayer every day, "Father, either bring me in contact with someone willing to hear the gospel, or give me boldness to take the initiative like Jesus and go to them with the gospel." You'll be surprised how often he answers your requests. Pray in this way, and expect God to use you. Fat be it from us that we're too busy to make disciples (Matt 28:18-20). If we're too busy to invest in the lives of others to see them also come to Christ, then it's time for some serious self-evaluation and repentance.
Read the eNews where various opportunities for outreach are mentioned from time to time. Start a backyard Bible club in your area; we'll buy the curriculum. Dan and Wes have even been talking about what it would be like to have a VBS this summer for the White Settlement area, or a Bible study in somebody's home tailored for unbelievers and new converts. Find a place during the week where people gather and visit there frequently with the intent to engage people with the gospel.
I got one of the most encouraging phone calls this past week from John Seago, now living in Austin. He was telling me how burdened the Lord has made him and Brandy for their neighbor's salvation. John and Brandy have been in the process of looking for another home in Austin, but the burdened they have to see this one couple in particular who lives next door is causing them to question whether it's right to move. Staying in their rent home longer in order to be a light to this couple was a good reason for them to reconsider their priorities on how quickly to move to another part of town.
That's what I'm talking about. When has reaching the lost with the good news of Jesus' death affected your buying decisions or your living arrangements or your education pursuits or your work ethics? If we're treasuring Jesus' death rightly, then we will live for his mission to gather the scattered children. And if his death already procured all that's necessary to gather God's children, then we have absolute confidence that our lives will not be wasted when we give them over to finding those children.
I can't wait to see them all, can you? All tribes and tongues and peoples and nations, dressed in blood-bought garments of praise, singing the songs of the Lamb, reflecting his love and beauty forever, only to increase our own joy in Jesus forever. That day couldn't come soon enough. Until then, fix yourself on Jesus' glory, trust in God's sovereign plan, embrace and preach Jesus' substitutionary death, and square you passion in life with that of Jesus to gather all God's scattered children.


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Local officials join LDG Development to celebrate the completion of two multi- million-dollar projects that are providing more housing to senior and families
(Sansom Park, Texas—) Local elected officials from Tarrant county joined with LDG Development to celebrate the completion of two housing communities that will provide more affordable housing options for Sansom Park seniors and families. The completion of the Sansom Ridge and Sansom Pointe brings more than $50 million investment into the area and provides 316 brand new energy efficient apartment homes for qualified residents living within the area.
"Having a variety of housing options is a key part of any city's economic development goals," said Jim Barnett, Mayor of Sansom Park. "The addition of Sansom Pointe and Sansom Ridge will allow our city to continue to grow and attract additional investments into the area."
Sansom Ridge is a $19 million development that offers 100 1,2, 3 and 4-bedroom energy efficient garden style apartments for families within Sansom Park and was made possible through a partnership between LDG Development, the Development Corporation of Tarrant County, the Tarrant County Community Development, and the Tarrant County Housing Finance Corporation. Amenities offered at this community include a fitness and business centers; and a club house and pool. Units are reserved for families making 60 percent of the area's median income or an annual income of approximately $42,000 for a family of four. Monthly rents for the range between $707-$1,069. The development welcomed its first resident in November. As of April1st the community is 92 percent leased and 81 percent occupied.
Sansom Pointe is a 216-unit development that is reserved for those 55 and older. The development offers 1 and 2- bedroom apartment homes and offers a variety of amenities designed to help seniors maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. This includes a pool and fitness center, a library and gathering areas for residents on each floor. Residents began moving into Sansom Pointe in January and monthly rents range between $743-$895.
Mark Lechner co-owner of LDG Development, says that the response and interest in Sansom Pointe and Sansom Ridge highlight the need for quality affordable housing within the area and the community's commitment to addressing this need.
"Elected officials in Tarrant County understand the importance and benefits of providing working families and active seniors with quality affordable housing that will allow them to remain within in a community," said Lechner. "The commitment and leadership the officials have shown to this project is a model for how the public and private sectors can work together to achieve mutually beneficial goals."
Charlie Price, president of the Development Corporation of Tarrant County and Patricia Ward, director of the Tarrant County Community Development agree.
"As many of the major metropolitan areas in Texas continue to grow, bedroom communities like Sansom Park will increasingly become an attractive option for seniors and residents who may work in a larger city but choose to live in a neighboring area that provides less congestion and high- quality housing," said Price.
"I believe the success Sansom Pointe and Sansom Ridge is experiencing can be replicated and will provide our city with an economic burst and produce benefits for many years to come."
About LDG Development
LDG Development is an award-winning multi-family housing developer and owner whose passion for affordable housing is evident in the gold-star quality of their apartment homes. The company has developed over 8,000 units in Kentucky, Indiana, Virginia, Kansas, Tennessee, Texas, and Louisiana and was recently named the country's #1 developer of affordable housing. The addition of Sansom Pointe and Sansom Ridge brings the total number of properties the company has in Texas to seventeen.
LDG's mission is to provide hard-working families and active seniors a community where they can thrive. The company is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky and is motivated by the belief that everyone deserves a quality place to live.
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