AL: I do. I think life is a mystery. I used to think that I would feel better, and safer, if I could figure everything out. And then sometime, probably in my mid 30s, I thought, No, I actually feel better when I surrender to mystery. And when I think I don't know what's coming. I don't know, we can't know. And taking that breath, and living with that allows for a sense of strangeness that makes the world more wonderful to be in. It makes it ridiculous. It makes it fabulous. It makes it ugly, all those things. And I think the mystery also, is where I find humor. You know, I laugh a lot. I'm a laugher. And a lot of it is just because life is so weird. It is so weird. And once you just give into that, like, oh, yeah, that is, this is strange. That's much better for me than thinking, Okay. Everything is organized, clear and clean, and I know what will happen in the next 30 years of my life. You know, I remember having a dear friend in Sonoma growing up, and I think we were in high school. And I was madly in love with a man, a boy, really, we were 17. And we were together for a very long time. But my dear friend, Echo said to me, I just think it would be terrible, to be in love with someone, and think you're gonna be with him for the rest of your life right now. And I remember thinking Why? like, I thought it was so great. And she was like, but then you, you're just not gonna find anyone else. Like, this is just who you're going to be with. And it was so like, incredulity, and I loved it. Because for me, it felt so great. Like, I was like, this is, this is my person. And here I was, you know, a 16 year old being like, Oh, this is my person. And she just was like, that seems so dull. And she's someone that I think has lived her life and creating a lot of mystery. She actually, she lives in Yosemite. And works for Yosemite National Park. And I think it's, I think it is, it is sort of one of those moments where she was like, Oh, I, I need to surrender to the unknown. And she taught me a lot about that.
7 (M)Of this gospel I was made (N)a minister according to the gift of (O)God's grace, which was given me (P)by the working of his power. 8 To me, (Q)though I am the very least of all the saints, this grace was given, (R)to preach to the Gentiles the (S)unsearchable (T)riches of Christ, 9 and (U)to bring to light for everyone what is the plan of the mystery (V)hidden for ages in[b] God, (W)who created all things, 10 so that through the church the manifold (X)wisdom of God (Y)might now be made known to (Z)the rulers and authorities (AA)in the heavenly places. 11 This was (AB)according to the eternal purpose that he has realized in Christ Jesus our Lord, 12 in whom we have (AC)boldness and (AD)access with (AE)confidence through our (AF)faith in him. 13 So I ask you not to lose heart over what I am suffering (AG)for you, (AH)which is your glory.
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The goodness of creation, Original Sin, and the promise of a messiah are the starting points for this course, which explores our salvation through the Paschal Mystery. The students encounter the mystery and glory of the suffering, death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus Christ. The course also explores how the Paschal Mystery informs our daily lives, our prayer, and our participation in the life of the Church.
A fun all-female pop star album release party murder mystery game (in-person, traditional mingling format) for 7-12 female guests, ages 13 and up due to difficulty. There is an expansion pack available for this game that includes another 12 female characters, with one paparazzi character that is expandable to another 10 players. This is the instant download upon purchase version of the game - no waiting, no shipping fees, as there is nothing that needs to be shipped! Easy to host, easy to prepare.
I enjoyed your step-by-step layout of picking different colors for a quilt. I plan to make the mystery and also change out the gray, probably for a dark blue. Just too much gray for me! Thanks for the inspiration!
Adapted from two versions of this activity:
The Mystery Tube — Author: Aaron Debbink, Partners Investigating Our Environment
Tube Hypothesis and the Nature of Science — Author: Kirk Brown, scienceteacher, Tracy High School
A version of this activity also appeared in the National Academy of Science's publication Teaching About Evolution and the Nature of Science.Overview: This lesson serves as a good introduction to the nature of scientific inquiry. Students are asked to determine what the interior construction of a mystery tube looks like. Working in small groups, students pose explanations (hypotheses) for what they are observing and are asked to test their hypotheses.
Procedure:Provide a mystery tube for each pair (or small group) of students. Explain to them that their goal is to determine what the interior construction of the tube looks like. Remind them that they cannot open the tube to look inside.Allow sufficient time for groups to work with the mystery tubes. Provide paper on which students can draw all of their ideas as to what the interior of the tube looks like.
Walk around and encourage students to test their ideas and ask how they might do so.Once all students feel that they have a "solution," have each group share their findings with the rest of the class. You may have them post their drawings for others to view. This can lead to a form of "peer review" in which students can ask questions of each other.Ask students how confident they are that their solution is correct. You may ask them to hold up five fingers for very confident, one finger for not so sure. Ask them what they might do to further test their ideas and to increase that level of confidence. Invariably someone will suggest making a model. This is where the toilet paper rolls come in handy. Hand out a "packet for building a model" to each group of students. Allow sufficient time for students to build their models and to see if they behave the same way that the Mystery Tube does.Have students share their models and discuss their effectiveness and how those models either support or refuted their original ideas. Discuss other areas of science in which models are used in a similar way — e.g., the structure of an atom.Class discussionHave students reflect on what they were doing that scientists do. This could be prompted by the question: "Were you doing science?" Discussion should reflect the concepts listed above.Ask students how what they were doing is not like science. This will be more difficult for them, but eventually discussion should reveal that in this activity they actually could look inside and know if their answer is correct. In science, we never know if we really have the correct answer.Collect the tubes. Do not reveal how the ropes are actually connected!Extensions:Have students read stories about scientists and their discoveries and make comparisons to the approaches that they used in "solving" the mystery tube. E.g., Asteroids and dinosaurs: Unexpected twists and an unfinished story.
Kansas educators who subscribe can receive a free reader for each student to investigate a mystery about corn. Teachers outside of Kansas can print the readers and use the resources for free. These readers are excellent to use along with other Kansas Corn STEM lessons or as a stand-alone piece.
The idea of the Mystery Booster is that it is a product that you don't know what it is until you open it up; the mystery is a feature of the product.[5] The main set contains 1,694 cards of equal rarity.[6][7] However, 30 cards have the mythic rare colored expansion symbol, 152 rare, 452 uncommon and 1060 common. The reprints are from throughout the game's history, going as far back as Mirage.[2] There are also cards from supplemental sets. In contrast to regular Chaos limited, which has many set-based synergy cards that don't work in that environment, this curated set maintains the chaos feel but it lets decks be functional, good, and fun to play. The cards have a white planeswalker symbol in the bottom left, meaning that these are fresh prints designed to look like the original cards. Apart from the added planeswalker symbol, the reprints are "straight pick-ups", meaning that Wizards of the Coast used the original card file to print them. That is a different thing than printing a new card, with updated rules text, which is how they normally make cards.[8][9] 0852c4b9a8
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