Tour of AT&T Park, home of the SF Giants
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Photos from the San Francisco Giants home opener against the Pittsburgh Pirates at AT&T Park on April 13, 2012.
February 22nd
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A Day in Sacramento by Jesse Carillo
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Love the Sea Otters! The aquarium won’t let me bring one home..
Please contribute to the California Sea Otter Fund when filing your California Resident Income Tax Return for 2011 (Form 540)! The Fund supports researchers and federal and state agencies working to understand what’s threatening sea otters and to find ways to help them recover. Learn more!
Scary stuff
"Observe Jesus’ treatment of women. He came into a world that regarded women as drudges or toys and lifted them to the heights of respect and reverence. He scandalized his name and hastened his crucifixion by so doing, but he gladly paid the price for chivalry. Is there any example of him speaking unkindly to a woman? Even when he had to chide his mother, he did so with gentleness and respect. He was kind to widows and rebuked those who neglected them. He commended the poor widow who gave all she had to the temple treasury and brought back to life the son of a grieving widow. His heart even went out in sympathy to the women of the streets, the prostitutes. While others looked upon them with disgust and embarrassment, Jesus reached out to them. He said that such women would get into the kingdom of God before the religious people of his day."
— Sam Laing, excerpt from ‘Mighty Men of God’ on repect for women (via youngmanandoldsoul)
"As Death and Destruction are never satisfied, so the eyes of a person are never satisfied."
— Proverbs 27:20 (via nateyaro)
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“The grace of the gospel, which is so hard for the pious to comprehend, confronts us with the truth. It says to us, you are a sinner, a great, unholy sinner. Now come, as the sinner you are, to your God who loves you. For God wants you as you are, not desiring anything from you – a sacrifice, a good deed – but rather desiring you alone. “ My child, give me your heart” (Prov. 23:26) God has come to you to make the sinner blessed. Rejoice! This message is liberation through truth. You cannot hide from God. The mask you wear in the presence of other people won’t get you anywhere in the presence of God. God wants to see you as you are, wants to be gracious to you. You do no have to go on lying to yourself and to other Christians as of you were without sin. You are aloud to be a sinner. Thank God for that.”
- “Life Together” by Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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November 26th
09:22 PST
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Adios Tumblr
Hi Friends,
I’ve moved platforms for my blog, you can see it over at anthonyprice.net.
I will still use this blog, but primarily for reblogs.
October 27th
10:33 PST
10:33 PST
Value
Yesterday, I was in the cafeteria at work buying a $1 snack. I had eight one-dollar bills in my wallet. As I flipped through them, seven of them were crisp, clean bills and one was wrinkled and dirty. Naturally, I spent the wrinkled, dirty bill, it was a no-brainer.
As I walked away, I wondered, why did I do that? How quick I was to discard the wrinkled, dirty bill and hold on to the clean ones as if they mattered more. Maybe it didn’t look as good as the other bills, but it was made out of the same material and holds the exact value as the other bills.
When God looks at us, He sees Jesus. We all have the same value, no matter how wrinkled and dirty or crisp and clean we are. I am glad I follow a God who doesn’t look at the outward appearance but at the heart (1 Samuel 16:7).
"Stop asking God to bless what you’re doing. Find out what God’s doing. It’s already blessed."
— Bono (via sethphilpottmusic)
Steve Has Left The Stage on Flickr.
It’s a sad day, especially for all the creatives out there.
RIP Steve Jobs
