A person who does the work of an usher may go by various titles, depending on the venue they are working in and the functions they are performing. I have been married to my wonderful husband for over 41 years, and believe it or not, he often watches, what some might refer to as, ‘chick […]
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Back in the day look up the year, there was a lawsuit against McDonalds, where a woman had bought a cup of coffee, put it in her lap and as she was driving away, it spilled on her lap and leg area. It was a well-publicized event that went something like this: “Liebeck v. McDonald’s
I do not watch television that often, but when I do, I enjoy the home improvement and home renovation shows or tours of homes showing off their beautiful décor and interior design. I have found one that has become a favorite of mine, called ‘Home Worthy.’ It is a You Tube channel I discovered while
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My thought today is titled, Four Pauline Character Qualities. A very simple definition of leadership in one word is influence. Let me explain to you how it works. Some years ago, a friend of ours rode a bicycle 500 miles through the rocky foothills. He did it to raise money for their Camp dormitories. He
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The people of God had been in captivity for twenty-five years already, when the Lord begins to direct a vision and message of hope to his people through the prophet Ezekiel. He wanted to renew his covenant with them, do a ‘vow renewal’ if you will. In Ezekiel chapters 40, 41 and 42, we can
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My eyes have gone through quite a metamorphosis during my lifetime. It was after I started first grade that I noticed that I could not see very well. Things progressed and at around third grade I could not see the writing on the blackboard in my classroom. Of course, we know, especially with small children,
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In the fifth and final part of this discussion, regarding the part that music plays in communication, let us examine how it can be used in therapy. The term “Music in Illness” was first heard in 1891 in a letter written to an editor by Frederick Harford, M.D. He noted that he had had a
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This is our fourth part of examining music as a notable aspect of communication and should continue to be used and researched. It speaks; therefore, it is a language, it heals; therefore, it is medicine, it creates; therefore, it is an artist; it encourages; therefore, it is an inspirations speaker, it calls to action; therefore,
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This is a continuation of last week’s article. Let us delve a little further into our subject of music as a form of communication. Music can have a direct or masked message. Songs can be written directly and to the point so that even a child can understand and have no doubt of the message,
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