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Dine Originals Columbus is a community of independently owned and operated restaurants in central Ohio. The Mission of Dine Originals Columbus is to celebrate, support and promote locally owned and operated independent restaurants by providing unique dining experiences for its patrons and collaborative services and ben... more
Dine Originals Columbus is a community of independently owned and operated restaurants in central Ohio.
The Mission of Dine Originals Columbus is to celebrate, support and promote locally owned and operated independent restaurants by providing unique dining experiences for its patrons and collaborative services and benefits for it members.
Independents restaurants really define the culture, character and culinary diversity of our city. Dine Originals Columbus has taken its place in our community as an advocate for independent restaurants.
For every one hundred dollars you spend in a locally owned business, sixty-eight dollars remains in the community through taxes, payroll and other expenditures vs. forty-three dollars spent in a national chain.
Dine Originals Columbus has grown over the last ten years from 17 to over 45 restaurants including some of the top places in Columbus. In a recent Columbus Dispatch Dining Guide rating the Top Twenty restaurants, eighteen were Dine Originals members.
Whenever you are dining out, we would hope that you would consider; which independent restaurant would I like to visit and support today?
To thank you for your continued support, we offer a limited number of Gift Certificates at a discount every quarter throughout the year. We invite you to enjoy a favorite independent restaurant or perhaps visit a different one for the first time. These Gift Certificates typically sell out quickly as they are limited.
As a special service for our guests, we also invite you to give your friends, family, and business associates the perfect restaurant gift. Please consider a special Dine Originals Dollars gift certificate that you may purchase as a gift that is honored at over 45 locally owned independent restaurants. You could not purchase an easier gift that will satisfy everyone!
Nationally recognized as a leader in the “Dine Local” movement, Dine Originals Columbus helps sustain the independent restaurant members and make them more viable. These restaurants help define Columbus, give it character and pizzazz, make it a memorable town to visit and live. We urge you to support independent restaurants and please join us in our efforts with numerous local charitable events throughout the year in supporting our community. We thank you for your continued patronage and loyalty. less


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I have been meaning to write about South Cafe for a long time. And so I bring my camera with me every time I go but then as soon as the food arrives, my mouth waters and I dig in without capturing any of the deliciousness. This place is a favorite among tourists and locals alike so it is a good idea to arrive a bit early on the weekends or your won’t get a seat.
Don’t let the cheap prices fool you, the portions are huge. Yasu and I usually share a salad, and one other dish, a pasta or a dorian. The veggie pepperoncini is super garlicky so I always order some bread to sop up the buttery garlic once the noodles have been ravished.
If we still have room, we order dessert. The brownie is super rich and moist and goes well with the vanilla ice-cream that is served on the side. The very reasonable banana bread comes with ice-cream too!
They have an excellent selection of drinks. A Fresh lime soda goes down well on a hot summer day. They have bottomless coffee, great mojitos, super smoothies (but more like a milkshake)….. If you like red wine, but don’t like yours chilled, make sure you let them know, and they will take a bottle off the shelf for you.

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In a Fox News interview that aired this week after his controversial summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Trump pushed back when asked if he viewed Russia as an adversary to the United States.
During an interview with CBS News’ Jeff Glor on Wednesday afternoon, Mr Trump said that he would consider Mr Putin personally responsible for any Russian interference.
“I let him know we can’t have this, we’re not going to have it, and that’s the way it’s going to be”, President Trump said.
A day later, Trump walked his statement back, saying he meant to say, “I don’t see any reason why it wouldn’t be Russia” interfering.
He added: “Some people hate the fact that I got along well with President Putin of Russian Federation”.
The Trump administration, she said, is trying a new approach on its relationship with Russian Federation. Russian President Vladimir Putin hates Hillary Clinton, while Trump had shown an affinity for the authoritarian strongman.
Paul said Brennan and Former United States Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, who also criticized Trump, “are known for wanting to expand the authority of the intelligence agencies to grab up everyone’s information, including Americans”. Konstantin Kosachev, head of the upper house of parliament’s foreign affairs committee, said Thursday the idea sets a unsafe precedent that threats the “the whole idea of diplomacy”, according to Russian news agencies.
Putin faces no serious political opposition at home, and leads a country that has never experienced a democratic transfer of power.
Less than 24 hours after proclaiming Tuesday his “full faith and support for America’s great intelligence agencies”, Trump at first seemed to contradict those agencies once again. The president also answered questions after saying “no”.
In the interview, Trump cited both countries fighting on the same side in World War II. Other things were happening too: voting machines were hacked, and Russian operatives were setting up meetings with the Trump campaign.
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., who is co-sponsoring bipartisan legislation meant to ratchet up sanctions on Russian Federation if it interferes in future elections, said Trump’s assessment was “not true, it’s not accurate”. “And is his position that ‘No, Russia is not doing anything to interfere or meddle in the 2018 election?'”
Many had called on Trump to bring up the indictments during his one-on-one meeting with Putin.
“It’s called Trump Derangement Syndrome!”
Pressed on why Trump has repeatedly passed on opportunities to publicly condemn Putin’s actions, Sanders suggested Trump was working to make the most of an “opportunity” for the two leaders to work together on shared interests.
The White House on Wednesday declined to rule out accepting a Russian proposal for the questioning in the United States of Americans sought by the Kremlin for “illegal activities”, including a former U.S. ambassador to Moscow.
Speaking at a security conference in Aspen, Wray publicly repeated his view that Russian Federation interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
‘You look at other people int he Federal Bureau of Investigation that have been fired that are no longer there, ‘ Trump said.
In this June 21, 2017, file photo, former FBI Director Robert Mueller, the special counsel probing Russian interference in the 2016 election, departs Capitol Hill following a closed door meeting in Washington.


Republican Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker is considering mandating vaccine passports for residents of the state.
Speaking to GBH News Boston Public Radio on Monday, Governor Baker said that he wants to work with other states and give people QR codes to prove they are vaccinated.
“It’s a universal standard and we’ve been working with a bunch of other states, there’s probably 15 or 20 of them, to try to create a single QR code that can be used for all sorts of things where people may choose to require a vaccine,” Baker said.
The governor added that he already has a code for himself. “It’s my proof that I’ve been vaccinated,” he said.
Baker also said that booster shots are so in “demand” that people have to schedule them a week or two in advance.
“Now, they may not be in the place somebody wants to go to get one. And it may be a week or 10 days out or two weeks out before they can get one. But given the fact that we have far more demand now that we had a couple of weeks ago, we’re going to see if we can increase our capacity to do more,” Baker told the hosts.


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- Like Sónar, Worldwide and Glastonbury before it, Primavera Sound was this year's hot ticket among my extended friendship group in North London. More than 40 of us ended up descending on Barcelona. As in most big crews, musical tastes and party modes varied considerably, from diehard house and techno heads who kept battling until the last, through to drug-free fans of indie and R&B who arrived early and left before sunrise. The festival suited both approaches equally well, thanks to a world-class lineup that spanned countless genres and generations. In terms of size and booking policy, it reminded me of being at Glastonbury. I spent an enjoyable Friday evening bouncing from Swans to Front 242 to Flying Lotus, and my feet ached nicely at the end of it.
In other ways, though, Primavera wasn't like Glastonbury at all. For one, the weather was perfectly warm all weekend. On a less positive note, it was branded to within an inch of its life. There were activations all over the site. Every stage was sponsored—Solange's performance on Thursday night was spectacular, but it was tainted by the huge MANGO logo overhead. Worst of all were the adverts, which played on the big screens in between acts. Nothing ruins your festival buzz quite like a glossy Heineken commercial. It's also worth mentioning that security was lax, which had its obvious advantages, but it meant that bag thieves were free to roam—three of my friends had their phones stolen.
Of course, the difficulty in bemoaning corporate sponsorship is that without it the lineup would've been half as juicy. More than the lively, mixed crowd and the striking Parc Del Forum, with its generous amount of seating, it was the music that gave Primavera its character. In addition to the five performances below, sets by Aphex Twin, Solange, Sleaford Mods and Lord Of The Isles will stick long in the memory. Stages were never too busy, and the sound, on the whole, was good. Overall, it was a very fun weekend.
The bulk of the festival's dance music programme took place in the far west corner of the site, which you accessed by crossing a scenic bridge over the harbour. Those who swerved the main stage headliners on Thursday evening in order to see Aurora Halal were duly rewarded. She played in the lower of the two arenas, Desperados Club, a beachside spot notable for its Bowers & Wilkins soundsystem. Darkness fell over the dance floor as the Brooklyn artist played on the high-spec, 12-stack rig, which many agreed pumped out the punchiest sound onsite.
It was my first time watching Halal DJ. She delivered the kind of spacious, expressive techno that you'll find in her many online mixes. Channeling the underground spirit of Sustain-Release and her Mutual Dreaming parties, she wove in spellbinding tunes like Zadig"s "Tape 1" and psychedelic heaters such as Voiski's "From Sea To Sea." The latter's swirling melody sent dancers into a fever dream frenzy. Despite the space being a long way off full, Halal's was one of the best sets of the weekend.
John Talabot and Axel Boman take the concept of the back-to-back to another level. On Friday they closed the Ray-Ban stage with a two-hour masterclass in emotional house. Early on, one of them played DJ Yellow's "Goddess," a melancholic slow burner with a pulsating acid line and sirens that hit all the right notes. They weaved together anthems like Larry Heard's "The Sun Can't Compare" and Basement Jaxx's "Fly Life" with lesser-known tunes like "Déboulé" by the Guadeloupean music group Akiyo. Its booming vocals lit up the arena like a street carnival. Towards the end of the set, Talabot dropped what was possibly the tune of the weekend in Alfredo's "Action! (Piano Mix)," a holy grail of '90s Italian piano house. When its electrifying chords came crashing down, the amphitheatre erupted as a Mediterranean sunrise appeared on the horizon. (The following night, I heard him play the same track during his annual disco set to similar effect.) Talaboman closed with a minute-long outro featuring heavy FX and the vocal hook from The Age Of Love's "The Age Of Love." After booming applause, thousands of revellers strolled off into the morning with smiles on their faces.
About 15 minutes into Flying Lotus's 3 AM set on the Ray-Ban stage, a young lad climbed onto his mate's shoulders, took off his T-shirt and began swinging it round his head. It was an appropriate response to the scene unfolding before him: FlyLo, silhouetted between two screens, was cutting furiously between low-slung bangers, while psychedelic visuals of skulls, clown heads and bolts of lightning flared up in perfect synchronicity. The music rose and fell in satisfying intervals—as soon as there was a breakdown, you'd start gearing yourself up for the next drop. An edit of Travis Scott's "Antidote" stood out, as did a new track with Thundercat. ("This is the first time I've heard it loud!") I was stood towards the back, just in front of the amphitheatre, and the sound hit hard. All my friends were there. The mood, thanks to FlyLo's charisma and winning smile, was jubilant. To finish, he emerged from his cocoon and beamed at the crowd. "I can't leave without playing this one!" Out soared the warm, organic tones of "Never Catch Me," featuring Kendrick Lamar.
Primavera's two main stages, Heineken and Mango, face each other, alternating set times so punters only have to turn on their heels and walk a few paces between performances. When the lineup was strong, as it was on Saturday night, it was an incredibly convenient setup. Grace Jones was the first in a trio of killer acts, followed by Arcade Fire and Skepta. The Jamaican icon, topless with geometric white shapes painted all over her body, treated the stage like a catwalk, strutting around, mic in hand, pausing intermittently to strike a pose. Every new track required a fresh headpiece: for "My Jamaican Guy," a simple trilby; for "Shenanigans," a flowing straw mane. During "Pull Up To The Bumper," the set's highlight, she donned an elaborate white number and set off into the crowd. One minute she was on someone's shoulders, the next she was back onstage, leading the thousands-strong singalong. Not bad for a 69-year-old.
DJ Dustin closed Desperados Club on Saturday night. In typical Giegling fashion, the stage lighting was turned down low to create an intimate vibe. His set was peppered with subtle emotion. The first hour featured a run of whimsical records, including what sounded like one of S.A.M.'s celestial techno tracks. Soon after came Avalon Emerson's "The Frontier"—the tune's luminous melody had my friends nodding at each other in silent appreciation. The second hour was more subdued and groovy, with melancholic house tracks like Hamsa Intenational's "Endless M.I.E.F." Second-to-last he played Burial + Four Tet's "Nova," which went down a storm, before finishing poetically with "Brueder," a cut from Kettenkarussell's new LP. People swayed from side to side to the sounds of plucked guitar, filling the air with cries of "one more tune" as the track drew to a close. Dustin smiled and looked around, then he was gone.
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Eric Pàmies - Lead, Talaboman, Grace Jones
Nuria Ruis - Flying Lotus
James Yorke - DJ Dustin

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Microsoft plans to release the localised version of its operating system Windows and Office suite in four more Indian languages, including Tamil and Bengali, by April.
The company has already launched the localised version of its products in Hindi and Kannada, and plans to make them available in 14 Indian languages by the end of this year. “In the next six weeks or so, we will make it available in Tamil, Bengali, Gujarati and Marathi,” Mr Ravi Venkatesan, Chairman, Microsoft Corporation India, said. These versions have already been developed, tested and showcased to the some State Government and customers at various forums, he added. Besides the localised versions, Microsoft already provides support for Windows and Office in 12 Indian languages, including Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Gujarati.
Microsoft’s localisation programme focuses on four areas- ensuring that each product works for various Indian languages; collaborating with the Central and State Governments; supporting, developing and enhancing local independent software vendor ecosystem; and working in a community to reach out to individuals, he said.

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Traditional brass band and music performed for free at the bandstand. Bring your chairs, picnic blankets.
19th June - Local Choirs (note 2.00pm - 4.30pm) Primrose, Music in Motion, Songstars, WI and Rock Choir
26th June - Gloucester Excelsior Band
3rd July - Celebration Reed and Brass Band
10th July - Sauce City Jazz Men
17th July - Stour Concert Band
24th July - Halesowen Brass Band
For more information visit: http://www.bromsgrove.gov.uk/things-to-do.aspx or call Val Wilson: 01527 534030

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Former Haig Colliery, Solway Road, Whitehaven, Cumberland
The engine houses, power station and pithead gear at the former Haig colliery date back to 1917. Haig Colliery was the last deep coal mine to have been worked in the Cumbrian coalfield. Haig Pit was sunk by the Whitehaven Colliery Company between 1914 and 1918. In 1986 Haig Colliery was closed and the shafts were capped. The baths, lamp room, washery and other buildings were demolished.

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Elon Musk started a Twitter poll asking for opinions on whether he should “step down” as Twitter’s head. Based on early results, he is set to resign as CEO. He said he would “abide to the results of this survey.”
More than 3.8 Million people have already voted in the poll. 58 percent of those who voted for him to resign as CEO of Twitter were in favor.
Later, Musk wrote that “Going forward there will be a ballot for major policy changes. My apologies. Won’t happen again.”
He wrote: “As the saying goes,” Be careful what you wish for, because you might get it.
Elon Musk is currently CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and Twitter. He is also the president of The Musk Foundation.
He lost the title of the world’s wealthiest person last week to Bernard Arnault, a French businessman.
After witnessing Tesla’s stock plummet 62.55 percent in the past year, many Tesla shareholders are angry at Musk. Tesla shares sold for US$150.23 today.
Musk has sold Tesla stock worth $34 billion (US$23billion) this year, which has hurt its stock price despite his promise to cease selling shares in April.
Critics claim that Mr. Musk’s tweet takeover of Tesla earlier this year has diverted his attention from Tesla.
In 2018, he was awarded a US$56billion pay package for leading Tesla. This is the most significant in American corporate history.
Tesla shareholders filed a lawsuit to challenge the compensation package. It was concluded on November 18, 2018.
With Jared Kushner (son-in-law of Donald Trump), the tech magnate was seen at the World Cup final in Qatar between France and Argentina today.
Mr. Kushner made recent investments of US$2 Billion from a fund managed by Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince.
It was revealed in October that Saudi Arabia’s Prince Alwaleed bin Talal and his investment firm were the second-largest investor on Twitter.
Musk quickly made significant changes after acquiring Twitter. He fired key executives and sacked staff.
Fears that he would loosen moderation policies and promote “free speech” caused major advertisers to flee.
He introduced a blue-checkmark subscription service to verify users and generate income for the company.
Musk also shared internal documents from Twitter with independent journalists, dubbed the Twitter Files.
After prominent journalists from CNN, New York Times, and Washington Post were suspended abruptly over the weekend, Musk was widely criticized.
They were piqued for sharing links to an account that makes publicly available information about Musk’s private aircraft.
After running another poll on Twitter, Musk restored most accounts. Many on social media were shocked by Musk’s decision.
COTA director Lesley Podesta wrote, “the idea that someone makes decisions about a company he purchased for $44b through a Twitter poll it is amazing.”
Journalist Ben Greyfuss wrote that Tesla shareholders would be happy if you stopped spending so much time alienating wealthy libs who enjoy buying Teslas. Others claimed that Musk planned to resign as CEO.
The Wall Street Silver account stated, “I suspect Elon has his replacement chosen, and this is just an election to make it appear like we are deciding.”

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MicroGC / Mass spectrometer coupling
The SOLIA is a very fast gas analyzer using gas chromatography to separate compounds from a gas mixture in less than 3 minutes.
It is a modular instrument composed of 1 to 3 complementary analytical modules. Each module can analyze several compounds that are detected by a universal non-destructive detector. Then, a quadrupole mass spectrometer can formally identify each of the separate compounds.
A single interface allows the association of the 2 detectors in series, without loss of performance.
The analyzer allows the qualitative and quantitative analysis of complex gas mixtures. Most compounds are detected by the universal detector in a concentration range from 1 ppm to 100% with very good linearity. Mass spectrometer coupling improves sensitivity to 50 ppb or less.
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SIM mode specific detection of the compound
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Online monitoring, 24-hour air quality of a chemical plant workshop


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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has issued a declaration of a regional emergency allowing exemptions to certain Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations following a series of major tornadoes that hit the Oklahoma City area.
The international humanitarian relief organization Convoy of Hope is responding to the needs of residents of Moore, Okla., following massive tornado damage.
We offer e-newsletters that deliver targeted news and information for the entire fleet industry.
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Visitors should have to pay to spend a penny at Lynn’s bus station as part of a £1.6 million upgrade of the facility, a councillor has suggested.
The suggestion to have paid for “superloos” was made as members of the West Norfolk Council regeneration, environment and community panel backed calls for the authority to invest £300,000 in the scheme.
Panel member Chris Crofts said the bus station, along with the Hunstanton sea front, was an “ideal place” to introduce the idea.
He said: “If you go anywhere abroad you pay and I honestly believe we ought to look at that favourably. I see no reason why, if we’re going to renovate these things, and spend money on them, we shouldn’t look at them.”
But Alistair Beales, cabinet member for regeneration, said it would be “quite a departure from policy” to introduce charges.
He said: “The bus station serves around 10,000 people a day and one of the most basic things is the toilets.
“The whole intention is to increase facility and I think it’s rather contrary to what we’re trying to achieve.”
Revised proposals for the King’s Lynn Transport Interchange project, which is designed to improve links between the bus and railway stations, were presented to the meeting.
The scheme now includes provision of a new exit onto Albion Street and Railway Road for buses travelling north, as well as measures to make Waterloo Street access only.
Officials hope work on the project will start in January. Most of the money is being drawn from planning agreements reached with Tesco and Sainsburys on their developments in the Hardwick area of the town.
Norfolk County Council has also committed around £300,000 to the project and Mr Beales said it justified the council’s tight control on its finances.
He said: “We take painful decisions to hit our budgetary expectations so we can deliver schemes like these. Projects like these are worth satisfying these challenges for.”

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Stats for this track
In 72 Sets
- 18 Tracks, 1.16.40
- 14 Tracks, 7.34.19
- 26 Tracks, 7.37.35
- 20 Tracks, 3.48.43
More tracks by Digital Structures
Digital Structure’s 25th release presents Avi Sakorka – a seasoned craftsman, Israeli born producer with his All I Wanna Do original and Perfect Stranger’s interpretation on the flipside.
The remix brings the emphasis to a specific vowel sample from the original song, while keeping the main vocals in the back of the mix.
Release/catalogue number: DigiStr25
Release date: Sep 9, 2013


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Nicholas and I went for a walk on the tracks above the tiny village Ginole, France. It was warm for the time of year, so Nicholas was happy to leave the extra layers of clothing in our bag. We stopped to look for vultures a few times but saw none. We saw a long-legged spider walking up the track and we followed it some way. Nicholas was careful to not step on it.
The village bell donged 12 times at 11am (no adjustment from summer time to winter time, apparently), then repeated that two minutes later. I counted the chimes and Nicholas stamped his foot to the rhythm.
The track was crumbly and steep in places so we held hands.
A very pleasant morning. Thanks, Nicholas.

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Not getting the special units for eventsModern War Questions for iPhone - iPodHome / iPhone - iPod /
Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for console or PC games. So ask your Modern War question for iPhone - iPod and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community. Note: This game may also be compatible with iPad
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Not getting the special units for events
Ok so there is a new special event out for modern war. I have unlocked 5 walkie talkies so far? Although I have gotten them I look in my inventory and I don't have the tomcat or the grizzled mobile unit thing. Is anyone else having issues like this???
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Sometimes it takes a little while for the indestructible characters to show up in your inventory. Fwiw, I've won those same characters and they only have a " low" casualty rate, while all of the other "war chest" characters have been indestructible. Not sure why, maybe they are having a server malfunction.
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Email support in the options menu. I had the same problem. 2 days later, the unit appeared.
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Make sure you aren't looking for those items in your "units". Go to your "profile" and then click on your "inventory" tab. Those units are there and not in the "units" area where you buy units.
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DJ Lag – Meeting With The King Album zip mp3 Download free 2022
Finally the wait is over as high talented record producer and disc jockey DJ Lag who have been making lots of headlines lately is here today with his long awaited 2022 studio LP project titled Meeting With The King Album. Download below and enjoy.
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“Meeting With The King Album” have been on high demand for long now since the project was announced by the youngster some weeks ago, thus going viral after it’s tracklist was revealed. The project will house about 15 tracks in all and featuring other top artists in the country like Ndoni, Amanda Black, Sinjin Hawke, Lady DU, Babes Wodumo, Mampintsha, K.C Driller, Loki, Mr JazziQ, Vic_typhoon, Mpura, Dladla Mshunqisi, General C’mamane, Omagoqa, Deejay Jackzin and Omagoqa as they all strive into perfecting their history. So without further delay, update your playlist and share your thoughts below.
Tracklist of DJ Lag – Meeting With The King Album:
1. DJ Lag – Thongo Lami ft. Ndoni
2. DJ Lag – Destiny ft. Amanda Black
3. DJ Lag – Raptor ft. Sinjin Hawke
4. DJ Lag – Lucifer ft. Lady DU
5. DJ Lag – iKhela ft. Babes Wodumo & Mampintsha
6. DJ Lag – Into Ongayazi
7. DJ Lag – Shululu ft. K.C Driller & Loki
8. DJ Lag & Mr JazziQ – Khavhude ft. Vic_typhoon & Mpura
9. DJ Lag – Skoro
10. DJ Lag – Something Different
11. DJ Lag – Yasho Leyonto ft. Dladla Mshunqisi
12. DJ Lag – Chaos ft. General C’mamane & Omagoqa
13. DJ Lag – No Childs Play ft. General C’mamane & Deejay Jackzin
14. DJ Lag – New Wave ft. Omagoqa
15. DJ Lag – DJ Lag ft. Babes Wodumo & Mampintsha
Download and share “Meeting With The King Album”. Don’t forget to drop your comments below.


Laser Annealing of and Laser Interactions with Ion Implant Semiconducting Materials.
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A Q-switched ruby laser was used to irradiate implanted and unimplanted GaAs and Si. Time-resolved reflectivity measurements, which determine the length of time that the surface of the sample is melted, were performed during the laser annealing process. The length of melt versus energy density was plotted for both the implanted and unimplanted samples. No difference in the melt time was observed between implanted and unimplanted samples at high energy densities. The threshold for melting in the implanted samples was found to be lower than the virgin samples, and the energy density required to produce melting in GaAs was about 25 that needed for Si. The results obtained were compared to reported experimental work and numerical calculation on laser annealing. Optical reflectivity techniques, performed by Lt. Mullins were used to determine the crystallinity of the samples after annealing. Author
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Hand painted original. Butterfly to remember your freedom in Christ. Frame not included.
I painted this on 8 by 10 cold pressed watercolor paper and it's ready for you to frame!
Sprayed with a protective UV coating and signed on the back. I hope you love it!

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The Grace Butterfly Blessings Tea Set for One front the Botanic Butterfly Collection will delight gardeners and butterfly lovers alike. Featuring the artwork of Jane Shasky with her fresh botanicals embellished with elegant calligraphy fashioned as a “carte postale” serving as a background for a signature blue butterfly. The appealingly shaped and designed individual-sized teapot that stacks into its own teacup will delight anyone. Reference to Ephesians is featured as is the butterfly found when you’ve reached the bottom of your cup. The teapot lid has a hole for steam release. Gift ready in a pretty hat-box-style gift box.
- Set: 6 Inch Tall
- Lead & Cadmium-Free Glaze
- Microwave & Dishwasher Safe
- Art by Jane Shasky
Cleaning/Care: Microwave & Dishwasher Safe
Design color: Signature Blue Butterfly with a Reference Scripture
Size: Teapot: 14 Oz. Capacity, Teacup: 8 Oz. Capacity – 4 1/4 Inch Diameter Rim
Weight: 2 pounds 2 ounces
Scripture: Ephesians 2:8
Brand: Christian Art
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text: Carmillia “Carmi” Harris has performed in several musicals & plays including Roe, A Motown Christmas, Memphis, The Wiz, Beehive The Musical, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and more. She has also performed in several cabarets at venues including NYC favorites “Feinstein’s/54 Below” & “Don’t Tell Mama” and more. The vocalist, actor & model has also appeared in several short films, commercials and performances on national networks including PBS, BET, HSN and more. In 2016, Carmi debuted her first self-written & co-produced solo show Carmi's Playlist at “The Space at 2106”. Her motto is to inspire; to share love & to serve with love through storytelling. “We dance though we are still. We are on fire, though we do not burn.”- Rumi. Stay connected at www.carmiharris.net & on instagram @carmi_harris.

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Industrial Park Poland by Hillwood – a new road to the biggest planned industrial and logistical park in Poland
Hillwood is commencing the development and modernization of access roads connecting the largest planned industrial and logistical park in Poland, Industrial Park Poland by Hillwood, with the A2 motorway.
– Stare Miasto Municipality leverages its convenient location along the A2 motorway and available infrastructure to attract new investors and promote economic development in the municipality. illwood, the main partner participating in the expansion of the industrial-logistics park, located near the Konin Wschód interchange, has signed an agreement with the municipality for the expansion and construction of access roads and roundabouts with complementary technical infrastructure as part of the site development. The works on the DK72 road (state road no. 72) and Kasztelańska Street will start in the coming weeks. Together with our partner, we have prioritized the comfort and safety of residents and future park users. The investment includes the construction of new bus stops with bays, pedestrian paths, and bicycle lanes. Safe driveways to adjacent properties will also be created. All road sections will be equipped with street lighting, including illumination of pedestrian crossings – says Dariusz Puchała, Mayor of Stare Miasto Municipality
The works will involve the expansion of Kasztelańska Street, a local road, over a stretch of approximately 510 meters, the construction of a new section of a local road spanning about 200 meters, and the reconstruction of national road No. 72 over a stretch of around 800 meters, including the construction of two roundabouts. The cost of this project exceeds 20 million Polish złoty and is fully financed by Hillwood. This investment will ensure smooth connectivity to the A2 motorway for future users of Industrial Park Poland by Hillwood, as well as for the neighboring residents.
– The users of Industrial Park Poland by Hillwood who will start their operations on over 100 hectares of land, require efficient, fast, and safe access to the park from the A2 motorway, national road No. 72, and the railway terminal in Konin. Therefore, in cooperation with the Stare Miasto municipality and the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways (GDDKiA), we have found technical solutions that will ensure comfort for future park users and the local community. The completion of the target system serving the economic activity area is divided into stages. Currently, we are launching the development of the first of them. We will complete the works as fast as achievable and in a manner that will cause the slightest inconvenience possible to the residents and road users. We are pleased that in a few months, new park users will be able to reach it safely and comfortably. – says Piotr Łada, Head of Construction & Project Management at Hillwood Polska
In cooperation with the municipality and GDDiKA, solutions have been developed to increase road capacity while maintaining traffic flow and enhancing safety.
Industrial Park Poland Information
Industrial Park Poland is a project of Hillwood Polska located in the Stare Miasto municipality near Konin, at the junction of A2 motorway and state road no. 72. The project is developed on a 137 ha plot of land, where ultimately a modern logistics and production center will be built with an area of over 600,000 sqm.
Industrial Park Poland offers ideal conditions for production and logistics, combined with perfect development possibilities for companies from all over the world.
More information on the project: www.industrialparkpoland.com


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While we can all agree on the points you made regarding more help & support for the mentally ill and the need to look at the violence in the video & entertainment industry…you completely missed the point on any discussion regarding military type weapons and high capacity ammunition clips.
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In regards to an armed security guard in schools that should be up to individual schools and school districts, as it is now.
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Antony Sweeney produces a right-footed shot from deep inside the area which goes wide of the left-hand post.
Sam Collins concedes a free kick for a foul on Glenn Murray. Elliott Bennett takes the free kick.
Steven Haslam joins the action as a substitute, replacing Paul Murray.
Gary Dicker challenges Antony Sweeney unfairly and gives away a free kick. Evan Horwood takes the direct free kick.
The ball is delivered by Gary Dicker.
Cristian Baz comes on in place of Kazenga LuaLua.
Centre by Evan Horwood, James Poole finds the net with a headed goal from close range. Hartlepool 3-1 Brighton.Evan Horwood provided the assist for the goal.
Free kick awarded for a foul by Inigo Calderon on James Poole. Inigo Calderon receives a yellow card. Strike comes in from Neil Austin from the free kick. Andy Monkhouse sends in a cross, save by Casper Ankergren.
Handball decision goes against Glenn Murray. Jake Kean takes the free kick.
Header from deep inside the penalty area by Antony Sweeney goes harmlessly over the crossbar.
Unfair challenge on Gary Liddle by Liam Bridcutt results in a free kick. The referee red cards Liam Bridcutt for professional foul. Direct free kick taken by Neil Austin.
Andy Monkhouse delivers the ball. Corner taken by Paul Murray from the left by-line to the near post, Matthew Sparrow makes a clearance.
The ball is delivered by Andy Monkhouse. Paul Murray takes a inswinging corner to the near post, clearance made by Gordon Greer.
The ball is crossed by Kazenga LuaLua, Jake Kean makes a save.
The assistant referee flags for offside against Andy Monkhouse. Casper Ankergren takes the free kick.
Paul Murray fouled by Liam Bridcutt, the ref awards a free kick. Jake Kean takes the free kick.
Matthew Sparrow on for Radostin Kishishev.
Gary Liddle grabs a goal from inside the six-yard box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Hartlepool 2-1 Brighton.Assist on the goal came from Sam Collins.
Gary Dicker challenges Gary Liddle unfairly and gives away a free kick. Neil Austin restarts play with the free kick.
Radostin Kishishev gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Antony Sweeney. Neil Austin takes the free kick.
(Hartlepool) makes a substitution, with James Poole coming on for James Brown.
Neil Austin concedes a free kick for a foul on Kazenga LuaLua. Free kick taken by Gary Dicker.
Gary Liddle gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Gary Dicker. Gary Dicker restarts play with the free kick.
Evan Horwood crosses the ball, Inigo Calderon manages to make a clearance.
Free kick awarded for a foul by Glenn Murray on Sam Collins. Jake Kean takes the free kick.
Joe Gamble leaves the field to be replaced by Leon McSweeney.
Ashley Barnes is penalised for a handball. Neil Austin takes the direct free kick.
Free kick awarded for a foul by Paul Murray on Ashley Barnes. Peter Hartley receives a caution for unsporting behaviour. Free kick taken by Elliott Bennett.
The ball is swung over by Kazenga LuaLua, Gary Dicker gets on the score sheet with a goal from close in high into the middle of the goal. Hartlepool 1-1 Brighton.The assist for the goal came from Kazenga LuaLua. Free kick awarded for a foul by Neil Austin on Kazenga LuaLua. Gary Dicker takes the direct free kick.
Kazenga LuaLua delivers the ball, Andy Monkhouse makes a clearance. Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Elliott Bennett from the right by-line, Sam Collins manages to make a clearance.
The ball is crossed by Kazenga LuaLua, Gary Liddle manages to make a clearance.
Unfair challenge on Kazenga LuaLua by Neil Austin results in a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Radostin Kishishev.
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Evan Horwood by Inigo Calderon. Kazenga LuaLua replaces Adam El-Abd. Direct free kick taken by Jake Kean.
Inswinging corner taken by Joe Gamble from the left by-line.
Gordon Greer takes a shot. Jake Kean makes a save.
Corner from left by-line taken by Elliott Bennett.
Evan Horwood delivers the ball.
Centre by Antony Sweeney.
The ball is delivered by Neil Austin, Casper Ankergren makes a save.
Elliott Bennett sends in a cross, clearance made by James Brown.
Centre by James Brown, clearance by Adam El-Abd. Corner taken left-footed by Evan Horwood.
A cross is delivered by Elliott Bennett, Neil Austin manages to make a clearance.
Free kick awarded for a foul by Evan Horwood on Elliott Bennett. Gary Dicker takes the direct free kick.
The ball is sent over by James Brown, Casper Ankergren makes a save.
A cross is delivered by Evan Horwood, Gordon Greer manages to make a clearance.
Effort on goal by Inigo Calderon from deep inside the penalty area misses to the right of the goal.
Neil Austin finds the back of the net with a headed goal from inside the six-yard box. Hartlepool 1-0 Brighton.Andy Monkhouse provided the assist for the goal.
Neil Austin finds the back of the net with a headed goal from close in. Hartlepool 1-0 Brighton.The assist for the goal came from Antony Sweeney. Outswinging corner taken by Elliott Bennett, save made by Jake Kean.
Corner from the right by-line taken by Evan Horwood, save made by Casper Ankergren.
Ashley Barnes takes a shot. Save by Jake Kean.
Handball decision goes against Glenn Murray. Jake Kean takes the direct free kick.
Joe Gamble concedes a free kick for a foul on Radostin Kishishev. Gary Dicker takes the direct free kick.
Gary Liddle concedes a free kick for a foul on Liam Bridcutt. Free kick taken by Radostin Kishishev.
Glenn Murray takes a shot. Save by Jake Kean.
Outswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Elliott Bennett.
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Humphreys banned for Pools
Hartlepool caretaker manager Mick Wadsworth is without Ritchie Humphreys for the visit of league leaders Brighton.
It is the first time in Humphreys' career he has been absent through suspension after he was sent off in the FA Cup draw to non-league minnows Vauxhall Motors and serves the second game of his three-match ban.
Striker James Brown has returned to full training following an ankle injury sustained in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy game against Northampton in August and is likely to be included in the Pools squad to face Gus Poyet's men.
Fellow striker Adam Boyd could also be recalled to the squad after a back problem and Peter Hartley may start if he shrugs off an illness.
Colin Larkin is unlikely to feature after struggling with a back injury.
Kazenga LuaLua returns to the Brighton squad.
The winger was ineligible for last weekend's goalless FA Cup draw against Woking under the terms of his loan from Newcastle.
Fran Sandaza and Alan Navarro are still on the sidelines but boss Gus Poyet has an otherwise fully-fit squad to choose from.
Spanish striker Sandaza has resumed training after a month out with a thigh problem but the trip will come too soon while Navarro remains a long-term absentee with a cruciate injury.
Poyet made six changes to his starting line-up against Woking so LuaLua, goalkeeper Casper Ankergren, defenders Adam El-Abd and Gordon Greer and midfielders Elliott Bennett and Radostin Kishishev could all return.
Seagulls stunned by Pools
Leaders Brighton suffered a 3-1 humbling at Hartlepool as their lead at the top was cut to six points.
It was only Albion's second league loss of the season, but the home side were full value for victory.
Pool took the lead on 23 minutes, Neil Austin starting and finishing the move. His firm tackle on halfway won possession and he kept charging forward after feeding James Brown.
When Brown's deep cross was nodded across goal by Antony Sweeney, the right-back had an empty net in to nod into.
Brighton started the second half well and levelled when lively substitute Kazenga LuaLua crossed for Gary Dicker to fire home.
But Gary Liddle restored the lead in the 71st minute with a low shot after Sam Collins' long throw was not cleared.
Five minutes later, Liddle was on the receiving end of a strong challenge from Liam Bridcutt and the visiting midfielder was sent off by referee Russell Booth.
The points were sealed after 84 minutes when Leon McSweeney's cross was headed in by James Poole.
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Is the church the building or those who are meeting inside of it?
Regina is back to share her story of wrestling with antiquated ministry models that are limited to what can be done inside of a building. Brian and Ryan respond to her story and share little tidbits of what they think it takes to shift to a Guerrilla Ministry model founded on subversive presence.
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Josiah (Narration): Welcome to the Gorilla Pastors Podcast. I’m your host, Josiah. On today’s episode, we’re going to see an example of what Guerrilla Ministry looks like from a fellow Guerrilla Pastor you’ve heard from before, named Regina. Before we hear from her, I would like to make mention that today’s episode’s going to be a little bit different and you’ll see why in a moment.
Instead of spending significant time in round table discussions, we are going to focus on her story. When asked if she felt she herself was a Guerrilla Pastor, this is what she said:
Regina: Guerrilla pastor, I think is intriguing. Would I, I mean, I’m not gonna full on embrace it. Because that just is, it’s not my style.
Um, and that’s okay. I’m just trying to be authentic to me. Um, but I, I’m intrigued by it. I love the conversation around what it means to be, um, a subversive presence. Right? And, and subversive is such an interesting thing, um, which I think is the guerrilla aspect of it, right? Guerrilla pastor. I think it’s cool and I feel like language, this is the fun thing about language, is it’s if you are willing and brave, it’s provocative.
It makes you stop. It makes you think like, Yeah, what are we doing? And like, how do we, I’m for it. I’m for like, engaging things that are different and like if, if language is helpful for like, slapping you in the face and or like gives you, gives you confidence and moxie to like lean into like, do it.
Josiah (Narration): Which is exactly what we’re doing.
Join us as we hear Regina’s story, a story about subversive presence and a story we’re gonna call just a building. Stay tuned to find out why.
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Josiah (Narration): On our recent episode on vocation, Regina said this:
Regina: Often I’m like, oh, well it’s just a building and it is just a building. But space matters.
Josiah (Narration): Regina was referring to the church she currently pastors on Beacon Hill. It’s the church she grew up in. The church she found faith in and the building that she has many fond memories of spending time with family and friends, worshiping her creator within.
So for Regina space absolutely matters. Despite this, sometimes we struggle with imagining a church being anything more than a building. More often than not, pastors like Regina find it hard to validate their own pastoral ministry because they have buildings that are seemingly empty to those used to traditional Sunday morning worship.
This is why Regina’s story is so significant and why for us, it perfectly encapsulates what Guerrilla Ministry founded on subversive presence is all about. A quick production note, you will be hearing a largely unedited conversation I had with Regina as I interviewed her about what she did in the neighborhood church she grew up in.
Regina: So, um, this is, what do I do at Beacon Hill? So I wanna say I started in mid 2019 and so, uh, 2021. 20 21, 2 and a half years. Right? It’s shifted in my time there, um, which I’m, I’m glad you know, part of it then means that I have to always be ready to pivot in a lot of ways. Um, so I didn’t bring a pre formatted thing.
I wasn’t like, oh, this is what some people advised me, other pastors I was connected to who heard that I was coming back into Beacon Hill, or on this assignment. They didn’t really know Beacon Hill. But you know, I got advice, which I think might be solid advice that I didn’t take. They were like, you should just start a bible study. You know, you have connections in the neighborhood if you just gather them and then you can from there, get a core group of people and then, you know, you can maybe like on a Sunday morning, pull out your guitar, do a couple songs, and then, which, you know, I’ve been part of a small church my whole life, so that’s not uncommon. It, you do whatever needs to get done and so all doable, right?
I didn’t want to do that and I didn’t want to do that, not because I think that that form was, um, not good or wouldn’t be effective, but I just didn’t feel like that’s what God… I just didn’t feel like the spirit was leading me to do that. Was I wrong? I mean, I think there’s discernment that has to happen, but um, . Yeah, I, I, I didn’t do that. So what I did instead is I came in and, uh, before the pandemic happened, the Beacon Hills, the community at Beacon Hill had a festival. They have a festival every summer except for when there’s pandemic.
Which has been two summers in a row now. Um, and basically I set up a tent and I said, listen, I am the leader at this church that really doesn’t have a body. There’s no like, look, people who gather here, but I have a building and if we could offer space to this community, what would community members want for their community?
What do people need? And I got a whole list. I’m like, I had a survey and I was like, oh, if you have different ideas, you could do this. And I still have this survey, you know, I served people tea and coffee back when we could do that safely. And uh, people knew where the building was, you know, they were like, oh, I didn’t know that building was a church.
Well, there’s a giant cross in the front, but you can like walk by it and never know. And I’ve had people over the years come into the building and be like, I never knew this was here, which is kind of fun. But I surveyed people and you know the church is right next to a middle school, Asa Mercer International Middle School, and kids walk in front of our building to cross this really busy street all the time.
And so I had a lot of people say, oh, you know, we should have like an arts program for kids. I had a lot, you know, there was, when you look at the things that people said, like pre pandemic, people would’ve said, and maybe we’re coming back into that, that space in the city is like premium, you know, like is necessary.
It’s valuable. Um, and especially for some of the grassroots organizations that I had like partnered with early on, like who can’t afford to like, rent space. Like what was it like to be a place where we can gift space to people for them to do organizing work that was gonna serve the community. So I did that survey.
Um, my, my husband and I, we own a tea Company, and so this was a place where we could open up a third space. Um, very different than like a church’s coffee shop. Nothing wrong with that, but, um, I wanted the community members to be able to come in throughout the week, not just Sunday morning, not just Wednesday evening, but to find like, oh, here’s this place in our community that is open to us. And we, there was hospitality.
So then, you know, I just, I ended up copying what my friends were doing at, um, Seattle first at the Mosaic Coffee House and at West Seattle. They were holding play spaces, which worked really well with my lifestyle because I had a three month old and a two year old. You know, like the bandwidth for doing ministry alongside of being a parent at this stage of life, it’s like I’m still called, I’m still called to, to connect with people in my community and to be the person of God in this place, but I also have young children and they get to be a part of ministry with me.
So, we opened up the space and we had let people come in, uh, in the cold winter to play. And it was so cool because, you know, I thought I’d connect with more parents, but actually I connected with a lot of nannies, a lot of nannies who, uh Au pairs who, um, English was their second or third language who wanted a place to bring the kids that was safe and then like connect with their other friends who were from, that spoke the language, their native language.
So that was really fun. Um, but then the pandemic happened and that changed everything. So I, opening up space for the building really wasn’t like the thing to do , it was it. People told me that was not the safe thing to do. So I said, let’s try and be safe, let’s cooperate with local government and let’s care for the people around us. And so, um, I had to figure out, how to be in the community with people. Um, and there’s a whole bunch of other things you that, in terms of like opening up the building, which we have, it’s a resource, it’s an asset. And I’m at a place right now where I’m trying to reimagine if we’re gonna be coming out, you know, easing into a place where we can begin to connect again.
Um, I wanna leverage the spaces and the resources we have, but during the time that we’ve like had to deal with Coronavirus and, you know, trying to find ways to safely gather or connect. Um, where we are, where the church is, is like literally a half a block from a Giants a, a park that’s called Jefferson Park and it has a community center and um, and part of the part of that park, uh, the city, I don’t wanna say gifted, but gave to an organization called the Beacon Food Forest and the Beacon Food Forest is a place where the, you know, I, I’m not really the best gardener or whatever. Um, I, I like to garden, but I’m not, like, I’m not smart in it. So like it’s a good place to learn. It’s a learning community, which I really appreciate.
They, they have a, they have structured themselves. It’s a grassroots organization that pulls in volunteers from all over the city. Certainly local people. But I’ve met people who come from like other parts of Seattle and or even outside of Seattle because what’s ha what they’re doing at the food forest is really unique um, in terms of community gardens.
And so, um, I started spending time there. I started volunteering there because we were outdoors, we were masks, people were very diligent. Um, and then I got to like, grow things with people in my community and then see how the ecosystem of that community of this organization in within Beacon Hill community was beginning to like connect to other places of need.
Um, so I started gardening with people and in a food forest you can freely forage. So like if you wanna go, whatever’s grown there, it’s like you can come in and just gather when it’s, um, if you know what you’re doing right? Like there, and so like some of the fun things the kids and I have done over the summer is like, we go and we go berry picking and we just like, there’s a bunch of raspberries and blackberries and blueberries and then…
Yeah. In the midst of it, I’m connecting with people in the community and they’re beginning to, you know, explain to me, um, you know, things that they care about, like health equity. I, I don’t, the only way I thought about health equity in the past was like access to like healthcare or access to, um, you know, medical insurance and that right…
…but then people started talking about like, you know, food justice and like here we have people who are growing food, but like the people who are growing food or people who are receiving the food are not necessarily the people who are planning for the food. So like, how do we have culture of the appropriate food when we live in a community where, um, 61% of the community, the people who live on Beacon Hill speak a language other than English in their home and 71% are black indigenous people of color. Like how can we be like thoughtful about the people who are living here and then accessing these resources?
And then so people are growing this food, people can forage. And then there’s like people who have certain plots that are bringing down to the Rainier Food Bank. Uh, and these are just community members who are giving their time. They’re not connected to any giant organization. And then how does that connect to the community fridges that are out there? People are just putting out fridges on their yards and saying, Hey, come and access food in the same way that we have little libraries and stuff like that.
Um, you begin to see how people are starting to care for each other. And then as I was walking from the church building to the food forest and I see my neighbors who are living in RVs and you know, I begin to connect with them, see what their needs are. And so for me it was, this is what I do is like I’m trying to, I’m trying to listen, I’m trying to learn.
How do I learn, how do I bring in other people to, cuz I have connections in that community. People who wanna participate but they don’t know how. Like they’re, the problems in our city are giant… right…. and um,
Josiah: …and they’re not necessarily fixed by a Sunday morning worship gathering?
Regina: They’re not right and for people of faith, like how do we connect the spiritual formation that happens, uh, on a Sunday morning to every other aspect of their life?
For me, like when I’m impatient with my kids, I’m like, oh, that’s convicting… for me… Um,
Regina: …but also using my kids, I want them to see that as a pastor, as a mother, as a, as a person, I’m engaged with the people around me, regardless of the different barriers that our world wants to like put in between us.
You know, like whether that’s like economic or ability or skin color or sexual orientation, or you know, what is it like, oh, this is a human being and I wanna be attentive and present to the person that God has put right in front of me. That’s that’s primary and it’s not divorced from my worship, the songs that I sing on a Sunday morning, if I’m gonna sing about a God of love and mercy and grace and justice, like that’s true for me.
And it has to be true for my neighbor who, whether they think there is a God or not, and however they live their lives, right? I don’t know. I, they had, that’s where, uh, those, I wanna bridge those disconnects. I don’t know if I can like, but I’m not, I’m not sure. But I, what I want to do is be somebody who I don’t know is a friend.
Yeah. Loves the person. You know, I don’t, and I think love is like one of those weird words we use where like, but I, but I do really mean, like, what does it mean that the love of Christ would come into our relationship so that I can dignify, um, the, your humanity. Walk with through, through the struggles that you actually are facing in this world.
And if I am the person who becomes I, or the institution that I represent is the barrier and or thing, how do I, how do I remove that? How do I begin to, um, change the story, the narrative that we have on both sides? Um, because we, yeah, I don’t know. The church might be skeptical of people like, yeah. Church is like really afraid of people.
Right. I, my experience has been the people in the church are afraid of people, but,
Josiah: Well, there’s two things that, that they’re afraid of people different from them.
Regina: That’s right.
Josiah: But then there’s also this institutionalized emphasis on immediate results, which doesn’t allow for a lot of space for real relational neighborhood presence.
Regina: Yeah. Yeah. No, so you’re, that’s so true. Its like, um, we want things to be, um, fast, and it just doesn’t work that way. So you have to like, I get it. It’s hard to, like, it’s hard to sustain a ministry financially. I get it. But also like, if you have people who are saying, I’m, I’m here for the long haul, regardless back those people up, you know? Endorse that, get behind it because you can’t. Yeah. I don’t know…
Josiah: Let, let me ask like a closing question for this section then for you. This will help, this will help me. Mm-hmm. frame some of this, and it might help give like a, sort of like a summary. Let’s just say you had the pressure, um, and, and maybe you gave into it to do like a one size fits all Sunday morning.
Do you think anyone would’ve ever showed up?
Regina: Yeah, I think there might. I mean, people that I’m connected to might have shown up for the first or second Sunday. Yeah, no, I do think that, um, the people that I were connected to who, um, were part of the church when I was a youth young adult. For the most part, they were already connected to another church in the neighborhood because when things closed and /or leadership transition happened, um, those who were gonna go and needed like a Sunday morning thing, um, they found it.
I, I’m not interested in like being like, “Hey, can I pull you from this church into mine because I want you to boost what I’m doing.” Like that didn’t feel like a faithful thing to do, um, that didn’t feel like the right thing to do, especially if that family was thriving.
I mean, part of listening is like if there were people who were like, oh, you’re coming back into Beacon Hill. How do we support you? I mean, I would’ve taken that hands down. I would’ve taken that and I would’ve run with it, but nobody did that. You know, like,
Josiah: Well, conversely, the people that you have met and have been able to live life with and listen to, would they have ever shown up on a Sunday?
Regina: No, I don’t think so. I, and you know,
I mean, I think out of curiosity and, um, just, you know, you wanna support your friends, like those two things. Yeah. They might’ve shown up, but like that’s… So we get, so I’m still working through this in my own head. Okay. Because for me, church growing up was formative. It was helpful. It still is. I’m still in a rhythm even though I don’t lead a local congregation at Beacon Hill. I still connect myself in worship on Sunday morning to our gathering at North Seattle. Or on occasion I go down to West Seattle. And a part of it, like it’s important for me to bring my kids somewhere where they’re going to have like a foundation, right? Um, but also I think ha uh, uh, you know, I’m gonna bring the D word, , discipleship….
I mean, but… why is.. We have a lack of imagination if discipleship and or spiritual formation is only connected to a Sunday morning or a Wednesday night
Josiah (Narration): After I interrupted Regina by yelling Amen a couple times we got back on track and wrapped up this part of the conversation. With some meaningful insights from Regina about the state of the church.
Regina: I, I have a deep care for the generation that like, let me go back to my Aunts really quick. Um, my aunts who brought me to church, who loved me, they wanted me to behave. All those things, which I can say and have like, you know, we have that kind of relationship as I’ve grown and become an adult and as they were a part of my church at Living Hope, like when I was pastor there, they were like, oh, we’ll just go to church there.
They would, they have come to, if I was like, I’m just gonna have to, they still ask me, when are you gonna start church at Beacon Hill? You know, like they’re old Filipino women, so they’re, it takes, it’s a little bit of translation, um…
So, you know, they would, they would come and support and they’d put, they’d put money behind that. But it’s not sustainable, like, I wanna say, like, as much as I love them and I want them to find a place of worship where the, the faith that they inherited and has nurtured them through lots of life change as they moved from the Philippines, came here, started businesses, raised kids, all that stuff, right?
Like the God of their imagination is still real. I care about that. I want them to have a place where they can sing the songs that are meaningful to them so that when they’re like at their deathbed, they can do how, how great that art and it like touches a, a note in their heart and their soul. That’s important.
Um, But also the Church of the future is not for them. It’s not. And when I think about their kids, my cousins who are not connected to a church, who have a really big imagination of God, but are not connected to a body, and then I think about their kids. Here’s where the rub is. That’s who you know, they’re now, they’re like several generations away from what we’ve been doing on a Sunday morning because people don’t want to expand their vision and imagination of what it means to be the people of God and to, yeah, to allow the, to let, allow other things to shape the way we live in this world. I don’t, yeah, so I’m, I’m not… I think maybe there would’ve been people who came on a Sunday morning, but I promise you if I had spent most of my energy doing that, if I spent most of my energy doing that, I would’ve been burnt out.
I would’ve been done much sooner than I am now. And like, honestly, like sometimes I wonder, how much longer I’ve got going on here, it’s like how much longer any of this is sustainable? But what really sustains it is something deeper than like having young kids and doing ministry out of the box and all this stuff.
Um, the, the thing that sustains me is the joy and the excitement that God is at work and I get to lean into that. Right? He’s at work. And I can see it, like I, I wanna see it more clearly and I wanna invite other people to be able to see that clearly too, both within the church and outside of it. Um, and that just takes time.
So I don’t know, um, you know, if the resources that allow me to be where I’m at are going to be depleted before I see something, some fruit like. I see fruit. I, I take that back, but I, maybe it’s not the kind of fruit that people like, there’s all sorts of kinds of fruit in this world, you know?
Josiah: Not everyone’s an apple.
Regina: Not everyone’s an apple . That’s so good. . Yeah. Not everyone’s an apple. Some people like jackfruit. Have you ever had jackfruit?
Josiah: I have had Jack. Yeah. My favorite fruit is a Kumquat. Most people dunno what that is.
Josiah (Narration): I hope you heard it. In her retelling of her own journey, discerning what sort of ministry would take place in Beacon Hill regina constantly struggled with what to do with the building, but fortunately for her she had a broad kingdom imagination, which afforded her the opportunity to adapt as a result of extenuating circumstances outside of her control.
But Regina’s story hearkens to a situation that many pastors face on a weekly basis. What do they do with the buildings that they are charged with the care of? What happens when pandemics occur and they cannot be used like they once were, or better yet, are these buildings assets or liabilities when it comes to doing the ministry of the good work of the gospel of Jesus Christ?
Within Regina’s story, we feel the tension of overt ministry presence based on buildings and location balanced with Regina’s decision to immerse herself within her neighborhood to do a ministry that was founded on subversive presence. While we don’t pretend to have all the answers, I thought it appropriate to ask my co-conspirators what they thought of Regina’s story.
I specifically wanted to know if they could name what it was that first drew them to this Guerrilla Pastoral ministry approach. Basically, I just wanted them to tell me how I could be more like Regina. Drawing inspiration from the book, canoeing the Mountains, which uses the Lewis and Clark expedition as a metaphor for modern day ministry.
I ask them when they chose to burn canoes, much like Lewis and Clark did. These river guides who set out two canoe away to the Northwest passage, but met the Rocky Mountains and at some point had to make the decision to abandon what they knew for the sake of continuing the expedition.
Like great spiritual leaders they first answered in the inward work needing to be done to prepare for what God may have you do. But eventually in our conversation, as I try to tease out morsels of wisdom from their experience as veteran Gorilla Pastors, here’s what they had to say about their own context and the discernment process that brought them to where they are today.
Wardlaw starts us off with all that has gone into considering even having interns at his ministry in the heart of Seattle.
Brian: Yeah, I, so let me, let me say this too, but in, in the midst of that, and it, I use the example of people moving to the city and, and, uh, but I think it can be either way. I would say this is Regina and I have even talked about this.
She grew up in different parts of Sea, Seattle and, and part of her life, beacon Hill went to church there as well. There is still, even when you have that in her story, or even when I was trying to, we were even talking about doing this in Olathe, Kansas, where we were actually living. There was gonna be a new way of living there, of being present.
Like when I was working in Olathe, Kansas and working at an institution I was focused on, on upholding, you know, the programs and growing in, whatever that institution. As my heart started to break for everything going on outside it, it was gonna take me to step out of that institution and live in Olathe in a new way, and listen in a new way and hear and have better ears and those kind of things.
So I do think that, yeah, I, I do, I don’t think, I don’t think it, it matters whether you stay or whether you move. Either way it’s going to, it’s gonna take new, new ears and new eyes. I do think that’s, well, I mean, again, if you’re working out of institutional, I have to say, uh, I think either, I think if you move to Seattle and you, you come into the city and you’re working for Amazon, And you spend 10 years here working for Amazon, and that is most of your life cuz they demand that.
And then all of a sudden you decide, I’m gonna stop working at Amazon and I’m gonna become a community developer. Well, you’re gonna have to listen to the, your neighborhood and it’s gonna be a whole, you’re gonna, you’re gonna discover Seattle in a whole new way. Um, because you’re gonna start looking at things differently.
Uh, my opinion.
Ryan: That’s good. That’s really good. I, I, I like that Amazon, um, analogy because that’s, that’s as dramatic a shift as we’re talking about, right? Moving, changing careers. I mean, that’s, no, no, no bigger than what we’re talking about in terms of changing Paradigm Ministries. Um, you know, I got something as I’m chewing on, you know, prac actual steps.
Um, I’m gonna kind of cherry picked this one from a, a different field, um, that I work in. But I think it applies here and it goes something like this, right? Like at some point you have an internal stirring a, a dissatisfaction, um, with a current model, a current way of practicing, you know, a position, um, a current meta a narrative about your vocation. And there’s a, there’s a stirring, right?
There’s a disettlement within, um, that practice. The first thing we must do is not start listening to every, you know, Guerrilla Pastor podcast three times and dream about the urban epicenters of the world that we’re going to move and become a full-time community organizer and slash missionary pastor.
No, no, no. The first step is to give airtime to that disettlement, right? Is, is to hold that disettlement is to, is to give space for that to mature right before any measurable activity. Um, there has to be reflectivity, right? Like reflecting on what it is that is so disettling about this, and that’s a step that so many people miss, right? Which is why you can go from learning your freshman year of college, that the way your parents church does church maybe isn’t effective anymore.
And before your, your art in, in the summer, before your sophomore year, you’re calling Brian and Ballard and wanting to do an internship, right? Because it’s like as soon as the thing cracks, like you want to dispose of it and move on. Oh, there’s, but there’s, there’s like a whole long journey of, you know, holding, holding that, you know, crack and examining it as part of the discernment process.
Brian: Yeah, yeah, yeah. That’s, yeah. And I would want, you know, when that, when you get that call, you almost wanna say, oh, so if, if I say, don’t move here with me, what would you do? And unless they’re ready to walk away, no matter what I say, um, it’s not time yet, right? Mm-hmm. , I mean, uh, . Yeah. I, I want to give an example, but if they listen, it’s not a, it’s not a good, but I, it is true.
I mean, like, some people are like, um, I remember people warning me off like, it’s not romantic. You know what I mean? Yeah. And I talked to several people in, in, uh, Catholic worker houses and stuff like that, and they were like, whatever you do, don’t move because it’s not romantic.
Josiah (Narration): As we reflect on Regina’s story, we are brought back to the issue of the building. While this episode is a focus on the examples of subversive ministry lived out, we can’t divorce this from the issue at hand. It takes no time at all to find that numerous reporting outlets have found that the church in America has steeply declined as a result of the covid pandemic.
Attendance has been cut in half, and funding is drying up to maintain these buildings and the ministry practices that have been held within them for decades. So it seems obvious for us that there are others out there flirting with the idea of becoming Guerrilla Pastors. Because of this, we feel compelled to share our own experiences as well as stories of others who have walked this path.
And as we end this episode, I leave you. If like Regina, you can tell the spirit is not in it, then don’t do it. If this unsettledness within your soul causes you to question the way things have always been done and spurs you to do something slightly outside the box. And if despite numerous questions and opposition you feel compelled to continue doing that ministry no matter what.
The Church of tomorrow needs you, and God is using you to prepare the church of today for what is to come. But this doesn’t mean we also don’t need those who are faithfully serving and are fulfilled in their roles maintaining the Sunday morning worship gathering. We are in this together.
Join us on our next episode as we hear another story of a pastor who is holding that tension of faithfully serving what once was in this Sunday morning worship gathering, while also maintaining a subversive presence within the neighborhoods they live and serve. Thank you so much for listening to today’s episode. I have been your host, Josiah, and this has been the Guerrilla Pastors Podcast.

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Following a tense day in front of the International Tribunal, both Mercedes and Pirelli anxiously prepared to discover their fate. Day 1 went as well as could be expected for Mercedes, while Pirelli had suffered a reputation damaging affair. The verdict brought results which had been somewhat anticipated – Mercedes have been excluded from the forthcoming Young Drivers Test at Silverstone and Pirelli have been reprimanded for instigating a test which contravened the regulations. However, many will feel that the penalty does not reflect the severity of the crime.
While the initial plans were to deliver a verdict on Thursday, the court room deliberations which lasted for a colossal seven hours meant that the final decisions had to be delayed. This was unsurprising considering the strong opinions which Mercedes and Pirelli wished to deliver, coupled with the, at times devious techniques employed by Christian Horner and company.Consequently, Mercedes fans had to wait what seemed an age before the FIA revealed their verdicts. The hefty sanction which many anticipated was not delivered. Instead, the team received an exclusion from the three day Young Drivers Test event which will be held in Silverstone in two weeks time. This penalty is considered to be a minor sanction by competitors, as they feel that it does not reflect the knowledge which was gained during the Pirelli tyre test. Sky Sports F1 analyst, Ted Kravitz highlighted this, stating; “There’s no doubt Mercedes have got away very lightly. A slap on the wrist at the very least and exclusion from the young drivers’ test, while it would have been useful, isn’t exactly going to make or break their championship,”
It is evident that the penalty is an attempt by the FIA to balance out the testing mileage attained by teams. Notably, Pirelli and Mercedes tested for three days – coincidentally or not, the same length as the YDT. Despite this, competitors will still believe that Mercedes possess greater knowledge, as the young drivers will inevitably lack the experience which is required to give the type of feedback which Hamilton and Rosberg are able to. While Mercedes claim that they were unable to collect extortionate quantities of data during their test, rivals are still unconvinced.
Many competitors expected more, especially considering the severity of the crime. Kravitz highlighted, “In the coming days Mercedes may try to spin this to say that they weren’t guilty but the full judgement from the FIA makes it clear that not only were Mercedes technically guilty of breaking Article 22.4h of the Sporting Regulations banning in-season testing, they were also guilty of breaking Article 151 of the International Sporting Code which prohibits acts prejudicial to the interests of competition.” Consequently, it is the mitigating factors which have spared Mercedes a possible exclusion for the British Grand Prix, or perhaps the Constructors Championship altogether. Pirelli played an influential part in the protection of the team, after announcing that Mercedes asked to use the 2011 car as oppose to the 2013, (in other words, they attempted to follow the regulations strictly while Pirelli did not). Moreover, Mercedes clearly researched into the legality of the test itself, identified by their discussions with Charlie Whiting. Subsequently, the punishment cannot be judged upon the face value of the crime – there are several points of contention which the FIA had to account for.
While Pirelli’s reputation is in tatters, the tyre manufacturer did have immunity from serious sanction during the trial since they are Formula One’s sole tyre supplier. The majority of the paddock suggest that Pirelli are committed to leaving the sport at the conclusion of their contract at the end of the season. Consequently, their antics could not be punished in a way which the FIA would have undoubtedly preferred. A reprimand was given yet Paul Hembery does not want to forget about the fiasco entirely. He believes that the events have highlighted the insufficient amounts of tyre testing which manufacturers can complete. He stated, “In terms of the result, it was good to hear that it was recognised that both ourselves and Mercedes acted in good faith based on information we’d received from the FIA. The costs of course were split three ways between the three parties and hopefully it means we can all start focusing back on the sport. Of course it doesn’t take away our need to be able to test in representative conditions with representative cars. We’re still running round in obsolete, almost museum pieces, trying to do our job so there’s still a lot of work to be done to allow us to do what we call representative testing going forward.”
Despite this, Pirelli and Hembery commented on how the tribunal was conducted in an “entirely fair” manner. However, with both parties receiving minor punishments, many sections of the paddock are left feeling disgruntled. Across the two days it appears that Pirelli and Mercedes have abetted each other’s arguments to great effect. The penalty is evidently lenient as Mercedes have announced that they will not appeal; a rare result of any court decision in any discipline of sport.


Startup Amp’d Mobile has followed an unorthodox road in the telecom world, launching an animated cartoon series for cellphones and hiring a Howard Stern Show producer to host a reality TV show aired on Amp’d cellphone screens.
Now that approach appears to be gaining some traction. While Sprint Nextel says it is losing valuable post-paid customers, Amp’d Mobile is adding cellphone customers by the thousands. Amp’d announced at CES that it acquired over 70,000 new, mostly post-paid subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2006, putting its total subscriber number over 120,000. The carrier also said that its customers pay over $30 a month on average for content and data services, including Web browsing, video, music and games — much higher than the industry average of $6.80 a month.
“Very few wireless companies cater to 24-year-olds,” says Peter Adderton, founder and chief executive of Amp’d. “We’re in the right place at the right time.”
Some of its bold moves so far: The company hired Donick Cary, a TV writer who has written for “Late Show with David Letterman” and “The Simpsons,” to produce an animated series, “Lil’ Bush: Resident of the United States.” Comedy Central bought the TV and digital rights to the animated series and plans to air the half-hour show weekly beginning next summer during the popular 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. time slot, possibly right after “South Park” and before “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.” Amp’d also hired KC Armstrong, a former producer of “Howard Stern Show,” to host a reality-TV program for cellphones. The company is also launching a three-dimensional cellphone game called “Homeland Security: Kim Jong Il Edition,” in which a U.S. spy will infiltrate North Korea and assassinate the leader in order to stop nuclear-weapons testing.
Amp’d's original content is only 5% of its total content offerings but makes up about 30% of content usage, according to Mr. Adderton. “Our investment in original content has obviously paid back,” he says.


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