----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Rachel Horn
horn_music@yahoo.com
Horse Gear For Sale
Horse saddles, tack, training gear, show stuff, and barn/care items for sale
We did horse training and showing with 4-H for a number of years and loved it! But now we are selling our western saddle, hunt saddle, bridles and tack. We also have training gear, barn tack and show clothes. We are selling more than 50 items priced from $3 - $225. Please look at our craigslist ads. We would love to sell most or multiple items to someone that would enjoy it like we did!
https://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/d/buckner-western-saddle-tack-show-clothes/6915214516.html
https://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/d/buckner-hunt-seat-saddle-tack-hunt-and/6915217905.html
https://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/d/buckner-horse-tack-exercise-training/6915221111.html
https://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/d/buckner-horse-tack-grooming-care-stall/6915264798.html
Friday, August 2, 2019
215-day Inspired Version (Bible) Reading Challenge
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Jason Kemp
jasonmkemp@hotmail.com
215-day Inspired Version (Bible) Reading Challenge
August 5, 2019 to May 29, 2020
"Thou shalt ask, and my Scriptures shall be given as I have appointed, and they shall be preserved in safety; and it is expedient that thou shouldst hold thy peace concerning them, and not teach them until thou hast received them in full.
And I give unto you a commandment, that then ye shall teach them unto all men; for they shall be taught unto all nations, kindreds, tongues, and people."
(Doctrine and Covenants 42:15).
Last fall into spring, we had a 100-day Book of Mormon Reading Challenge https://www.facebook.com/groups/243083412444025/ in which we have 695 members, with at least 24 states and 11 countries that publicly committed to joining us on this reading challenge.
This time frame coincided with The Book of Mormon Foundation reading challenge.
After that reading challenge concluded, there were exactly 40 business days (Monday through Friday) until the last day of May, so an additional Facebook page was created https://www.facebook.com/groups/411832359625118/ in which we had 116 members that joined that new page.
June and July was a time to pause with a reading challenge, so we could enjoy various camps, family camps, reunions, retreats, etc.
With school starting up, starting next Monday until the last business day of May 2020, there are 215 business days (Monday through Friday).
The Inspired Version Reading Challenge can be found here on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/640918639717624/about/
Currently, we have 122 members and know that this number can be easily doubled, in a few days.
I spent numerous hours putting together a "Read through the Inspired Version (Bible) in 215 days."
I downloaded the Inspired Version into Excel and counted the words in each chapter in each book.
I counted 805,748 words.
215 days allows for the months of June and July, along with Saturdays and Sundays, with no scheduled readings,
In my opinion, having no scheduled readings on the weekends, is advantageous in many ways.
his can allow for those to catch-up with the scheduled reading, focus on family time, etc.
Below are few notes on the prepared schedule:
1. All the books, prior to Revelation, is an average of 3,834 words/day.
2. Daily readings of Revelation is only 1,519 words/day.
3. Psalms and Proverbs readings will be scattered on most Old Testament reading days.
4. The month of December will pivot to Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, not including the Holy Week, in the last few chapters of each book.
5. The last day of the Old Testament will be Thursday, April 9.
6. Good Friday (April 10th) is the reading of Matthew 26-28, followed by the last few chapters of Mark, Luke and John, that following Monday through Wednesday.
To quote Daniel Webster:
"If we work upon marble, it will perish;
if we work upon brass, time will efface it;
if we rear temples, they will crumble into dust;
but if we work upon immortal souls,
if we imbue them with immortal principles,
with a just fear of God and a love of their fellow men,
we engrave on those tablets something which will brighten all eternity."
From: Jason Kemp
jasonmkemp@hotmail.com
215-day Inspired Version (Bible) Reading Challenge
August 5, 2019 to May 29, 2020
"Thou shalt ask, and my Scriptures shall be given as I have appointed, and they shall be preserved in safety; and it is expedient that thou shouldst hold thy peace concerning them, and not teach them until thou hast received them in full.
And I give unto you a commandment, that then ye shall teach them unto all men; for they shall be taught unto all nations, kindreds, tongues, and people."
(Doctrine and Covenants 42:15).
Last fall into spring, we had a 100-day Book of Mormon Reading Challenge https://www.facebook.com/groups/243083412444025/ in which we have 695 members, with at least 24 states and 11 countries that publicly committed to joining us on this reading challenge.
This time frame coincided with The Book of Mormon Foundation reading challenge.
After that reading challenge concluded, there were exactly 40 business days (Monday through Friday) until the last day of May, so an additional Facebook page was created https://www.facebook.com/groups/411832359625118/ in which we had 116 members that joined that new page.
June and July was a time to pause with a reading challenge, so we could enjoy various camps, family camps, reunions, retreats, etc.
With school starting up, starting next Monday until the last business day of May 2020, there are 215 business days (Monday through Friday).
The Inspired Version Reading Challenge can be found here on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/640918639717624/about/
Currently, we have 122 members and know that this number can be easily doubled, in a few days.
I spent numerous hours putting together a "Read through the Inspired Version (Bible) in 215 days."
I downloaded the Inspired Version into Excel and counted the words in each chapter in each book.
I counted 805,748 words.
215 days allows for the months of June and July, along with Saturdays and Sundays, with no scheduled readings,
In my opinion, having no scheduled readings on the weekends, is advantageous in many ways.
his can allow for those to catch-up with the scheduled reading, focus on family time, etc.
Below are few notes on the prepared schedule:
1. All the books, prior to Revelation, is an average of 3,834 words/day.
2. Daily readings of Revelation is only 1,519 words/day.
3. Psalms and Proverbs readings will be scattered on most Old Testament reading days.
4. The month of December will pivot to Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, not including the Holy Week, in the last few chapters of each book.
5. The last day of the Old Testament will be Thursday, April 9.
6. Good Friday (April 10th) is the reading of Matthew 26-28, followed by the last few chapters of Mark, Luke and John, that following Monday through Wednesday.
To quote Daniel Webster:
"If we work upon marble, it will perish;
if we work upon brass, time will efface it;
if we rear temples, they will crumble into dust;
but if we work upon immortal souls,
if we imbue them with immortal principles,
with a just fear of God and a love of their fellow men,
we engrave on those tablets something which will brighten all eternity."
Thursday, August 1, 2019
Epiphone Guitar For Sale
From: Garland Schnack
gdschnack@hotmail.com
Epiphone Guitar For Sale
Epiphone SG Guitar with
Hardshell plush lined case
Cherry with Tremeolo Bar
$225.00
Call Garland
816-305-1144
gdschnack@hotmail.com
Epiphone Guitar For Sale
Epiphone SG Guitar with
Hardshell plush lined case
Cherry with Tremeolo Bar
$225.00
Call Garland
816-305-1144
Lexington Restoration Branch RUMMAGE SALE
From: Sheila Schrunk
sschrunk2@yahoo.com
Lexington Restoration Branch RUMMAGE SALE
Great Bargains-Come Make an Offer
New Sanctuary Fundraiser
Sponsored by:
Lexington Restoration Congregation
802 S Highway 13
Lexington MO 64067
August 3, 2019 (Saturday)
TIME: 8:00 AM TO 1:00 PM
Rain or Shine
FURNITURE, LAWN MOWER, TOOLS, ELECTRONICS, HOME DÉCOR, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, TOYS, BOOKS, AND MORE
sschrunk2@yahoo.com
Lexington Restoration Branch RUMMAGE SALE
Great Bargains-Come Make an Offer
New Sanctuary Fundraiser
Sponsored by:
Lexington Restoration Congregation
802 S Highway 13
Lexington MO 64067
August 3, 2019 (Saturday)
TIME: 8:00 AM TO 1:00 PM
Rain or Shine
FURNITURE, LAWN MOWER, TOOLS, ELECTRONICS, HOME DÉCOR, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, TOYS, BOOKS, AND MORE
Do you need to sell your house quickly?
From: Ted Cox
ted@housefoxbuyskc.com
Do you need to sell your house quickly?
Are you or someone you know:
Facing foreclosure?
Loosing a house to the tax auction?
Inherited an unwanted home?
Tired of the exterior up-keep of your home?
Tired of owning a rental property?
Thinking your distressed house wouldn't sell?
Or just simply don't feel like dealing with selling your home?
If you said yes to any of the above and are looking to sell your home quick and would like a cash offer, please call or text me at:
816-656-2029
We buy all over the Kansas City metro area, on both sides of the state line!
Blessings,
Ted Cox IV
816-656-2029
ted@housefoxbuyskc.com
Do you need to sell your house quickly?
Are you or someone you know:
Facing foreclosure?
Loosing a house to the tax auction?
Inherited an unwanted home?
Tired of the exterior up-keep of your home?
Tired of owning a rental property?
Thinking your distressed house wouldn't sell?
Or just simply don't feel like dealing with selling your home?
If you said yes to any of the above and are looking to sell your home quick and would like a cash offer, please call or text me at:
816-656-2029
We buy all over the Kansas City metro area, on both sides of the state line!
Blessings,
Ted Cox IV
816-656-2029
CPRS Teacher Position Open:
----- Forwarded message -----
From: Center Place Restoration School
cprsgoldeneagles@yahoo.com
CPRS Teacher Position Open:
Center Place Restoration School has an immediate opening for a physical education teacher.
The position is for preschool through 12th grades. Full time is preferred, but part-time will be considered.
If you have an interest in teaching at CPRS, and have experience and/or degree in the physical education field, please call Dan Schoenemann at 816-252-1715
or email
cprsgoldeneagles@yahoo.com
Center Place Restoration School
cprsgoldeneagles.com
816-252-1715
From: Center Place Restoration School
cprsgoldeneagles@yahoo.com
CPRS Teacher Position Open:
Center Place Restoration School has an immediate opening for a physical education teacher.
The position is for preschool through 12th grades. Full time is preferred, but part-time will be considered.
If you have an interest in teaching at CPRS, and have experience and/or degree in the physical education field, please call Dan Schoenemann at 816-252-1715
or email
cprsgoldeneagles@yahoo.com
Center Place Restoration School
cprsgoldeneagles.com
816-252-1715
FRAUD ALERT by U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services (DHHS)
FRAUD ALERT by U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services (DHHS)
This alleged scam specifically targets the senior population across several states. “Marketing representatives” are visiting senior-living communities, such as assisted living and residential care facilities, as well as, other various locations where the senior population often congregate and offer to perform genetic testing for the purpose of disease detection and prevention. These individuals are using personal information collected from those who participate for identity theft and fraudulent billing purposes.
Additional information regarding this scam is noted in the text below, as well as, the links to the two recent articles discussing the scam in detail.
DHHS Fraud Alert:
https://oig.hhs.gov/fraud/consumer-alerts/alerts/geneticscam.asp
Impact across many states:
https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/nation/2019/04/18/524185.htm
The scammers typically try to determine if the person has Medicare or Medicaid and might host an event, such as bingo with prizes or food, to entice the residents to participate. Sometimes announcements are made to all residents over the building’s intercom system in order to attract them to the event.
They may be dressed in scrubs or white coats to give the appearance they are a health care professional and in some cases, they may indicate they represent a medical research facility.
The victims are usually asked to complete a questionnaire and ask whether any of the individual’s relatives have had cancer or other diseases. They indicate a genetic test can be conducted to determine if the individuals already have a disease, or if they are susceptible to acquiring a specific condition. In some cases, they indicate the test will tell whether the combination of prescription and over the counter medications the individual is taking may have undesired interactions or adverse effects on their metabolism.
If the individual agrees to be tested, the representative obtains their Medicare of Medicaid numbers and uses a swab to take a saliva sample from inside their mouth. The individual may to may not be asked to sign the questionnaire and they are typically told the test results will be sent to them in several weeks, usually somewhere between four and eight weeks. The individual may or may not receive the results of a lab test later.
DHHS OIG is investigating the scheme in several states, including Missouri. The MMAC investigations Unit and Missouri Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) would like to know about Missouri seniors who are on Medicare or Medicaid and have been contacted by genetic testing representatives. The seniors, or their representatives/family, can contact MMAC Investigations Unit at (573)751-3285 or MMAC.ReportFraud@dss.mo.gov
This alleged scam specifically targets the senior population across several states. “Marketing representatives” are visiting senior-living communities, such as assisted living and residential care facilities, as well as, other various locations where the senior population often congregate and offer to perform genetic testing for the purpose of disease detection and prevention. These individuals are using personal information collected from those who participate for identity theft and fraudulent billing purposes.
Additional information regarding this scam is noted in the text below, as well as, the links to the two recent articles discussing the scam in detail.
DHHS Fraud Alert:
https://oig.hhs.gov/fraud/consumer-alerts/alerts/geneticscam.asp
Impact across many states:
https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/nation/2019/04/18/524185.htm
The scammers typically try to determine if the person has Medicare or Medicaid and might host an event, such as bingo with prizes or food, to entice the residents to participate. Sometimes announcements are made to all residents over the building’s intercom system in order to attract them to the event.
They may be dressed in scrubs or white coats to give the appearance they are a health care professional and in some cases, they may indicate they represent a medical research facility.
The victims are usually asked to complete a questionnaire and ask whether any of the individual’s relatives have had cancer or other diseases. They indicate a genetic test can be conducted to determine if the individuals already have a disease, or if they are susceptible to acquiring a specific condition. In some cases, they indicate the test will tell whether the combination of prescription and over the counter medications the individual is taking may have undesired interactions or adverse effects on their metabolism.
If the individual agrees to be tested, the representative obtains their Medicare of Medicaid numbers and uses a swab to take a saliva sample from inside their mouth. The individual may to may not be asked to sign the questionnaire and they are typically told the test results will be sent to them in several weeks, usually somewhere between four and eight weeks. The individual may or may not receive the results of a lab test later.
DHHS OIG is investigating the scheme in several states, including Missouri. The MMAC investigations Unit and Missouri Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) would like to know about Missouri seniors who are on Medicare or Medicaid and have been contacted by genetic testing representatives. The seniors, or their representatives/family, can contact MMAC Investigations Unit at (573)751-3285 or MMAC.ReportFraud@dss.mo.gov
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