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10 Years with MS: The Obstacle is the Way

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By Matthew Porter
| Medium
Ten years ago today, Courtney and I were sitting in a doctor’s office on pins and needles, despite already knowing what the doctor would say: “You are being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.” This moment was simply bringing into spoken existence what the MRIs — including one Courtney herself had ordered — and various tests had already revealed. It was a moment of confirmation, but that did not lessen the weight of hearing those words out loud.
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"I Used to Do Drugs" - Key Life

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By Matthew Porter
| Steve Brown Etc.
CHRISTIAN LIVING GRACE SIN & SANCTIFICATION / Articles / “I Used to Do Drugs” “I used to do drugs. I still do, but I used to, too.” Nobody ever mistook the late Mitch Hedberg for a prophet or preacher, but with this classic line from his standup act, he stumbled on something important for us to remember. As Christians, we have two stories to tell. And it’s important that we tell them both. Story 1: I Used To Sin This is the classic understanding of our testimony.
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Leverage Malloy and Looker for a Unified, Future-Proof Data Warehouse

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By Matthew Porter
| doit.com
Key flaws in the modern data warehousing approach The following is an all-too-common scenario — one that has gone without a solution for decades — that is likely to be familiar to many data engineers, business analysts, and data-driven executives: Your organization has multiple teams/groups/departments, each with its own data team processing, storing, and creating reports on its own datasets. Communication is minimal across groups.
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