 the True Son of God, Jesus knew the actions needed to prepare His body for burial and Jesus knew that the Glory and Power of God the Father, through His Son Jesus Christ needed to be shown to first His disciples as well as to the Jewish leadership through the healing of the man’s blindness and giving him his sight. In both of those cases, Jesus corrected the misguided and erroneous judgments that were being levied on the woman and the blind man and, as Jesus was so oft to do, used both situations to teach such necessary and valuable lessons.
Also, both persons, the woman and the blind man would be blessed. The woman and her selfless action would be praised down through the centuries wherever the gospel is preached. For the blind man, he not only received his sight, but when he became persecuted and tossed out of the Synagogue for telling the truth about Jesus healing his blindness, Jesus sought the now sighted man out and personally invited the man to follow Him.
Where does that leave us? Why spend the time looking at these two? Because by wonderful acts of grace and power, in fulfilling Our Heavenly Father’s perfect plan, we may find ourselves in a position to be used by God as well. As in the woman’s case, we may be called to go somewhere, do something, purchase or expend resources toward something, that we may not truly understand the why behind or the how of what we’re doing exactly fits in. Like the blind man, we may find ourselves in a place of seeming hardship where there is not a direct correlation to things we have done that has placed us in that situation.
Yet it is about being faithfully open to those times where God is using us. It is about being humble enough to say I don’t understand but I will obey. It is about connecting with the Holy Spirit to find a place of peace even when the world doesn’t understand and may very well be attacking you for your actions or judging you concerning your circumstances. You have a defender in Jesus Christ. You have One who can take all the negativity coming at you and turn it around to His and, through Him, your glory as well.
Understand or at least I understand that this is not easy. For one this world and the ruler of this world do not want God’s plan to succeed and will do whatever he can to discourage or dissuade us taking part in bringing about God’s plan. Plus the writer of Hebrews is exactly right when he writes: “It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the Living God”. For God’s ways are not our ways and His plans are far above what we can understand. Yet Our Heavenly Father has promised that he will never leave us nor forsake us. He has also promised that “All things work together for good to those who love God, in those who are called according to His purpose”.
Thus know, Dear Sisters and Brothers, that Our Heavenly Father longs to include us in the working of His plans and will surely keep us, bless us and allow His glory to be shared with us as we faithfully fulfill that which He has called for us to do. Let us be open to the calling. Let us be humble in being in faith versus needing to know the wherefore and the why. The world looks at “being used” as a bad thing. Heaven looks at it as a blessed, glorious, wonderful thing. Let’s choose heaven’s way.
Our Most Gracious Heavenly Father, we are humbled and mystified that You, in Your perfection would choose to call upon us to help carry out Your Perfect plan. We also humbly admit that we often become fearful at Your calling in that we don’t understand it, or believe it is too great or dangerous for us. Forgive us when we shy away and resist the fulfillment of Your Call. Send Your Holy Spirit to strengthen us and guide us as we accept and then carry out Your call. Bless us and keep us as we attempt to carry out Your Will that in our success glory and praise will come to Your Most Holy Name. In the name of Jesus Christ we pray. AmenThanks! I totally wish we could sue the supplement companies for selling snake oil. If there's a class action lawsuit for adult caregivers out there, I would sign up.

I think the two signature approach is probably a good approach. Her bank is pretty good about working with us (Charles Schwab, they were very understanding last time I had to call and cancel her cards back when she could still navigate shopping online.) 

She's definitely on the list of people who fall for scams. We set her phone to DND for anyone not in her phone book and that has helped a lot for the phone-based ones. But sorting through her junk mail is like her primary occupation these days. She keeps a log (several pages long now) of all the supplements she has tried, but she doesn't remember to check it before she falls for their marketing again, so all it really does is show us that she's ordered supplements from one company 4x and another one 5x. It is infuriating.The QSR is celebrating the return of its Ghost Pepper Burrito promotion with a heavy radio buy and its first-ever in-game ad campaign.
Mucho Burrito is putting consumers’ taste buds and courage to the test with the return of its Ghost Pepper Burrito promotion.
Served at two heat levels, Hotter than Hell and Wimpy, the burritos, which are inspired by the world’s second hottest pepper (also known as the bhut jolokia pepper), feature ghost pepper bacon, ghost pepper infused fig marmalade, spicy Mexican rice, salsa and a choice of meat, all wrapped in a fiery red tortilla. The Hotter than Hell version tops it off with Mucho Burrito’s hottest salsa and a pure ghost pepper sauce.
Norm Pickering, director of marketing for North America, Mucho Burrito, tells MiC that Mucho Burrito brought the promotion back for a second year because it was the most successful limited-time offer in the restaurant’s history. All told, he says the promotion drove same-store sales by 18% and incremental traffic into the restaurants by 25%.
To help heat up the launch, the QSR has embarked on a multi-platform campaign targeted primarily at men aged 22 to 34, with media by Cairns Oneil and creative by Doug and Serge.
The campaign relies primarily on radio spots, airing on Bell and Corus-owned stations like 102.1 the Edge, Q107 and The Fan 590, and will be supported by wild postings near Mucho Burrito locations in markets across the country, with the heaviest emphasis on the GTA.
Sherry O’Neil, partner, Cairns Oneil Strategic Media, says that radio was selected as the primary medium because it is a strong short-term traffic driver for limited-time offers like the Ghost Pepper Burrito promotion, adding that it was also effective for targeting specific markets with Mucho Burrito restaurants.
The campaign will also feature a strong digital presence that leverages the following the ghost pepper has garnered on the internet. Mucho Burrito has partnered with Break Media to create a content hub that will host consumer reactions to eating the burrito. It has also partnered with the UFC and the NHL to run ads across their properties, and will leverage RTB as well.
Mucho Burrito has also partnered with gaming company Loud Mouth Entertainment to run in-game ads for the first time ever, and will have street teams handing out Ghost Pepper Burrito chocolate bars in Calgary, Edmonton and Toronto.
Rounding out the campaign will be a Ghost Pepper Burrito eating contest, hosted Oct.5 in the Urban Eatery at Toronto’s Eaton Centre, offering a grand prize of $2,500 and free burritos for a year.
Pickering says the media spend for the Ghost Pepper Burrito promotion is on par with other national initiatives run by Mucho Burrito, adding that the restaurant typically runs three national programs per year, each costing about $500,000.
The promotion will be offered in stores until Nov. 2, while the campaign will be in market for the next four weeks.
import React, { Fragment } from "react"
import { graphql } from "gatsby"
import Helmet from "react-helmet"

import * as styles from "./Index.module.scss"
import About from "./components/About/About"
import Banner from "./components/Banner/Banner"
import Contact from "./components/Contact/Contact"
import FAQs from "./components/FAQs/FAQs"
import Footer from "./components/Footer/Footer"
import Header from "./components/Header/Header"
import People from "./components/People/People"
import Workshop from "./components/Workshop/Workshop"

interface IndexPageProps {
  data: {
    site: {
      siteMetadata: {
        name: string
      }
    }
  }
}

export const indexPageQuery = graphql`
  query IndexPageQuery {
    site {
      siteMetadata {
        name
      }
    }
  }
`

export default class IndexPage extends React.Component<IndexPageProps, {}> {
  public render() {
    return (
      <Fragment>
        <Helmet>
          <html lang="en-NZ" />
          <title>Empowering women to thrive in tech</title>
        </Helmet>
        <main>
          <div className={styles.wContainer}>
            