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Neurostim is a brand new drug that dramatically increases productivity and creativity. Developed from the seeds of a long-extinct Norwegian tree, Neurostim dramatically improves response time by allowing subjects to think and process information more quickly. The implications are staggering. It could help people in all walks of life, but could easily become a lifesaver for policemen, fireman, doctors and other first responders. But initial tests reveal a hiccup—some of the monkeys tested exhibited maniacal, homicidal behaviors. As the lead lab tech was approaching company authorities with the evidence, however, she was killed in a mysterious one-car accident.
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Allison Bottke’s new book, Setting Boundaries With Your Adult Children, is now available at bookstores nationwide.
Want to learn more about it before you purchase a copy? Check out the book trailer video on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64mYqKApDME
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Donita K. Paul retired early from teaching school, but soon got bored! The result: a determination to start a new career. Now she is an award-winning novelist writing Christian Romance and Fantasy.
“I feel blessed to be doing what I like best.” She mentors all ages, teaching teenagers and weekly adult writing workshops. “God must have imprinted ‘teacher’ on me clear down to the bone. I taught in public school, then home schooled my children, and worked in private schools.
I’d like to thank CWAHD for inviting me to their blog, to announce I don’t have one. I run jorimslist.com, a video game content resource site for parents. Believe it or not, there really is nothing exactly like it on the web. Nobody else I know of is playing through every game and making note of all the objectionable content in detail. But I think this is the best way to help parents make a decision about the games that are best for their kids, not just noting the ESRB’s little black box on the back of the video game cover.
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Video games are here to stay, and parents need to know–know what’s in those games, that is. The age-recommendation on the back of every video game box is only that: a recommendation. It can’t solve the argument, “But Mom, my friends have it!” And often Dads are just big kids themselves when it comes to gaming. But what’s appropriate for a dad may or may not be appropriate for the child.
Jorim’s List details objectionable content for each game, giving parents the information they need to make the all-important decision about what games they can feel good about buying, and what games they should not be talked into bringing home.
As a parent, do you have the time (or will) to play through every game your child wants, and screen it? You don’t have to, Jorim already has–and it’s on his list: jorimslist.com.
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I don’t know how most people do it, but when I brush my teeth I like to rinse using a cup. I prefer the little dixie paper cups because I can toss it and there’s no mess. As a mom, I love disposable items - no washing necessary. Sounds harmless enough, right? I thought so, until recently when my husband began giving me little “hints” about throwing away so many paper cups. He finally won me over when he explained that he and the guys at work had been discussing what they could do to be more ‘green’ and this was one of the ways they’d come up with.
Now that I knew my husband and ‘the guys’ were discussing the topic at work, I knew it was something I needed to take more seriously. As I began to take a look at our lifestyle I found many things that I could change to make our home a more eco-friendly place. I also realized that overall, working from home may be one of the best eco-friendly decision one can make.
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We were making introductions at my college alumni dinner when I made a remark that embarrassed my wife.
To be more precise, it hurt her deeply. As we drove home that night she explained her hurt to me. There was no question about it - I needed to ask her forgiveness. When I asked her to forgive me, she blinked back her tears, managed a smile, and then said, "I forgive you." It was an act of pure mercy on her part.
She could have said, "OK, Bob, you did help clean the kitchen the other day. And you did take care of the kids for an hour while I went out. So, all things considered, I guess I’ll let this one get by." If she had forgiven me based on my merit, not her love, that would have been an act of justice, not mercy.
As married couples we can sometimes forget the difference between justice and mercy. God Almighty does not treat us according to our wrongdoing, which would be justice. Instead, He forgives according to our need - that’s mercy. We should offer the same to our spouse each day.
Jesus told us we’re to learn from God how to forgive. The Cross satisfied God’s need for justice so God can now offer unlimited mercy.
Will you let the Cross teach you how to give your wife the mercy she needs?
By Bob Moeller
Used by Permission. Excerpt from Marriage Minutes by Bob and Cheryl Moeller. (Moody Press, 2000) Purchase Marriage Minutes online.
