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Email Daily TriviaPlay each day & forward to your friends! General: Thematic 10 Questions: Thematic Story Time: Calm Me Down1"Argh! I just want to close my eyes and scream, I'm so stressed! I'm seeing colours!" Which of these is considered the most soothing colour on the spectrum? Red Black Orange Blue Geography: Cities of the World: Cities of the World: 10 Degrees of the World - Part I2Back to the US, we are in the city where NASA is located, and the professional sports teams include MLB's Astros, and the NBA's Rockets (oh, how fitting). What central US city is this stop? St. Louis Kansas City Houston Oklahoma City Music: Rock and Roll: Rock and Roll: Rock 'n' Roll Music3"Great Balls of Fire" was released in 1957 by which flamboyant artist? Carl Perkins Jerry Lee Lewis Hank Williams Big Bopper Sports: Sports Upsets: Sports Upsets : It Was the Best of Sporting Times41999 to 2005 was seemingly the best time to be an American cyclist in the Tour de France. What legendary (and later infamous) cycling figure was first to cross the finish line of the world's most prestigious cycling event in seven consecutive years? Maurice Garin Miguel Indurain Eddy Merckx Lance Armstrong History: Vikings: Vikings: The Viking Age5What were Vikings NOT known as? craftsmen explorers traders missionaries People: First Names: First Names: My Name Is Max6Which well known actor had an early role as the Australian cop known as Mad Max? Harrison Ford Mel Gibson George Clooney Tom Selleck Animals: Specific Topic Animal Trivia: Specific Topic Animal Trivia: Working in a Post-Katrina Animal Shelter7Why is paperwork (such as numbering each animal) so important in an emergency animal shelter? to keep track of each animal, give it the proper meds, and find it if it is claimed volunteers receive "brownie points" for each animal they work with actually, it isn't important--only animal care is important states require such paperwork, even though it is not actually very important World: U.K. Government: U.K. Government: The Blair Government8This Labour politician had a famous light brown to sandy beard and held two Cabinet positions between 1997-2003. Hilary Armstrong Andrew Smith Robin Cook Charles Clarke Celebrities: Death Becomes Them: Death Becomes Them : I'm DEAD serious: Deceased Actors9This woman played Dorothy in the 1939 movie 'The Wizard Of Oz'. Who is she? Marilyn Monroe Judy Garland Jane Withers Shirley Temple Humanities: Definitions: Definitions: Military Vocabulary10The power to cause death or bodily harm; what military term is being defined here? Double Jeopardy Article 15 Forfeiture (of life) Deadly Force *** Submit your answers now & compare scores: Play the FunTrivia.com Daily Trivia Game Mary Live long and prosper

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Today's Scripture: Lifting up His eyes to heaven, Jesus prayed saying: “Holy Father, I pray not only for them, but also for those who will believe in Me through their word, so that they may all be one, as You, Father, are in Me and I in You, that they also may be in Us, that the world may believe that You sent Me. And I have given them the glory You gave Me, so that they may be one, as We are one, I in them and You in Me, that they may be brought to perfection as one, that the world may know that You sent Me, and that You loved them even as You loved Me. "Father, they are Your gift to Me. I wish that where I Am they also may be with Me, that they may see My glory that You gave Me, because You loved Me before the foundation of the world. Righteous Father, the world also does not know You, but I know You, and they know that You sent Me. I made known to them Your name and I will make it known, that the love with which You loved Me may be in them and I in them.” --John 17:20-26 **** Many congregations in my denomination celebrate today as Ascension Sunday, and if your denomination and/or congregation does so as well, the Gospel selection will of course be different--and even more so if your congregation/denomination has a different method for selecting scriptures to be read. May we all celebrate our unity in diversity--the theme of today's sermon/reflection! **** Jesus is praying to the Father. It is the night of the last supper. Jesus has shared a meal with His disciples, washed their feet, given them a new commandment to love one another as He loves, and told them of His impending departure. Now he prays. In today’s gospel, we overhear a portion of His prayer to His Father and our Father. He prays for us. Three times, He asks our Father that we would all become one as He and the Father are one. But how so? How CAN this be so? The disciples are a disparate lot. They all are Jews and all happen to be Galileans--Judas was the only exception to the latter, and he had already skulked off to betray Jesus at this point--but even within the commonality the others share, they are about as diverse as you might imagine. One disciple among the Twelve was Simon the Zealot. Nothing else is known about him other than his being a "zealot," which tells us quite a bit. It means he was a revolutionary promoting the violent overthrow of the hated Roman occupiers. But also there was Matthew, who had been a tax collector in service to those Roman occupiers. James and John were known as the "sons of thunder," which does not portend that they were in any way "get along to get along" sorts--but perhaps others were. Finally, there is Peter--both impetuous and mercurial--who nonetheless possessed natural leadership skills, despite his many blunders. Overall, a motley crew indeed--all of whom were flawed humans unprepared at this point for the challenges of the turmoils they were about to face. Unity? Not looking much like that at all, as we might define such! What was true of the Disciples is, of course, true of us. There are differences in perspective among us. How are we to deal with that? I'll depart for the moment to share a bit of humor. A politician is approached by one of their constituents with one of those dreaded divisive issues that will alienate either one constituency or another. The question: "What is your stance on alcohol?" After squirming a bit, the "solution" came to them: "If you're referring to that demon drink that leads to drunken rage and the destruction of families and loved ones--I'm against it!" "If you're referring to that sweet nectar that leads to relaxation, warmth, friendship, and forgiveness--I'm for it!" Please let me assure everyone that, in no way, am I interested in weighing in on either side, nor is it my intention to provoke interdenominational discord over this issue. Neither am I claiming that there is no "right" or "wrong" answer to this or any other issue. This is, however, an example of a matter of perspective--and assuming that one draws their conclusion honestly from their experience, either of

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