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Cyndi Koonse, director of multicultural affairs at WWU hosted an annual LGBTQ awareness LEAD event. Terminology, societal responses and an interactive activity centered on the reaction of friends and family’s reactions to anyone in the LGBTQ community were some of the topics addressed.
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Safed or Tzfas is a city in the Northern District of Israel. Located at an elevation of 900 metres, Safed is the highest city in the Galilee and in Israel. Since the 16th century, Safed has been considered one of Judaism's Four Holy Cities, since that time, the city has remained a center of Kabbalah, also known as Jewish mysticism.
We need to raise more funds so we can add windows, air conditioning/heat, and the interior walls, plumbing, wiring, etc. For now, this is just a huge hurricane safe storage building. Our house is going to be very crowded as we bring inside all the animals from our portable building and the ones who normally stay outside. I hope we can raise the money to finish the shelter before the next big hurricane!
I think this is Hank Blalock coming around to score on Kevin Mench's RBI single in the 8th, although I might be mistaken. Doug Mirabelli attempting to tag him out, of course.
Lt. Governor Aruna Miller tours the Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) Sexual Assault Forensic Examination Facilities (SAFE) with First Lady Dawn Moore, Human Services Secretary Rafael Lopez, and Health Secretary Laura Herrera Scott. by Joe Andrucyk, Tyler Scheff at Towson, MD 21204
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Not Safe For Work
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Presented by Comedy Central
Produced by CleftClips
Photography by Mandee Johnson / www.mandeejohnson.com
The Del Monte Speakeasy at Townhouse
Venice - Los Angeles, CA
April 2nd, 2013
I've been sitting on old kitty photos for years, occasionally going through them and wondering which ones I might post. Suddenly it has occurred to me: All of them. Though I will not do it all at once.
This batch is mostly our darling Emma, who died in December 2011. Her sister Anne turned 18 a few days ago.
She didn't like to be bothered much, but she would sit close to us ... but usually only behind us where she could make a quick getaway before we could turn around.
An injured but now safe pheasant strutting his stuff at the Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park and WIldlife Safari, part of the Henry Doorly Zoo
Hon. Kelly Vincent MLC is photographed by Robert Knapman while addressing rally in support of Safe Schools program, Parliament House, Adelaide
Participants at a safe space in Kisumu organised by KASH and KESWA in 2010 at Kisumu Museum. The event had sex worker representatives from as far as Busia, Nairobi and even Mombasa.
Several bees had fallen into Sabino Lake and were creating ripple patterns as they attempted to get out.
Pi Day (3/14/2018) at Sabino Canyon on the Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalist led nature walk.
After our dry winter there were still very few flowers, although we were surprised to find a cluster of a variety of species just below Sabino Dam.
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Anna has an icy heart.
There are many times when we create our OWN icy hearts– but this wasn’t Anna’s case. She had ice placed in her heart by her sister, Elsa. This was not Anna’s fault, and it was unfair and undeserved. And although Elsa doesn’t do this on purpose (and until the end, doesn’t even realize she’s done it at all), the ice in Anna’s heart IS real and will destroy her if it doesn’t melt.
Here’s the clincher: Although this is essentially Elsa’s doing, Elsa cannot make it better.
Only Anna can.
I’ve thought a lot about this. I’ve thought about the people in my life, and I’ve thought about myself. I’ve started to realize that many hearts of my loved ones are icy because (as in Anna’s case) a friend or family member PUT the ice there. A sister. An in-law. A co-worker. A spouse. Sometimes the ice is thrown on purpose. But usually it’s not. And in so many cases, there’s a lot of waiting around for the Ice Throwers to melt the ice.
Frozen teaches us that this isn’t the way.Only WE can melt the ice in our hearts REGARDLESS of who put it there. Regardless of whether or not we deserved it, or if it was our fault, or if it was intentional. Frozen teaches us there are more important things than justice, fairness, consequences, or retribution. The most important thing is your heart. And if, in the end, you become bitter, hardened, unforgiving, stagnant, and cold– the ice has won.So how do we melt the ice? Anna thaws her icy heart by performing an act of unselfish love FOR the one who put the ice there in the first place. She has no hidden agendas.
No ulterior motivations of validation or secret hopes of receiving an apology. And if I’m remembering correctly, Elsa never does actually apologize. But that doesn’t matter. Because that’s not what Anna was after.
I was deeply moved by Anna’s example of unselfish Christlike love, which ultimately saved her life. She didn’t need a hero with a sword, the magic of trolls, or even Elsa to remove the ice. She herself had the power all along.The gospel of Jesus Christ gives us each this same power. He constantly had ice thrown at Him, but His heart could never be made cold. Following His example of humility, service, compassion, patience, charity, and forgiveness protects our own hearts from becoming frozen.He teaches us that relationships are the most important thing on earth, and often they are in need of repair. Many times they can be mended. Sometimes they cannot. And often it’s the frozen heart of another that causes us great pain. While we would do anything in the world to thaw someone else’s ice, all we can do is patiently wait for Christ to step in and help them, as He has helped us.
“And the Lord direct your hearts into the love of God, and into the patient waiting for Christ” (2 Thessalonians 3:5).
Ultimately, Frozen teaches us to be more worried about the condition of our hearts than our pride or our need to be right. These things will freeze our ability to progress, our happiness, our peace, and our character. A frozen heart will most certainly distance us– not only from our siblings, our parents, our neighbors, and our friends– but also from God.
“Love thaws a frozen heart.”
So find someone who’s hurt you…
and give them a warm hug today.