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Eggs are hard to beat when it comes to
nutritional value and variety for meals and
snacks.
An inexpensive source of protein, a single
egg contains a little bit of almost every
nutrient the body needs and has only 74.4
calories. The American Heart Association
(AHA) guidelines allow an egg a day for
healthy adults.
THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO ENJOY AN
EGG, INCLUDING:
Boiled. Easy to eat and great as a snack
to help you feel full and satisfied.
Sunny side up or over easy. Enjoy with a
slice of whole-wheat toast.
Scrambled. Add vegetables such onions,
peppers or chopped tomato.
Folded. Omelets can be filled with almost
anything, like spinach, mushrooms
and a tiny bit of light cheese.
Poached. Simmer gently in water and
hold the hollandaise sauce.
Always store eggs in the refrigerator and
cook them thoroughly

After 33 years, Leo Chicoine is retiring. Friday, March 26th is his last day. If you see Leo, wish him Good Luck!

Super Report Writer Generated Report

Firstname	Lastname	Department_Desc	Hire_Date	Position
CHAYTON	WODECKI	Honda Sales	03/08/2021	SALESMAN-HONDA
NILDA	RODRIGUEZ	North Service	03/08/2021	SVC PORTER
NAYLIN	HERNANDEZ	Administrative Staff	03/15/2021	FACILITIES
ALONDRA	SANDOVAL	Kia Service	03/15/2021	ASM-Kia
KAYLEE	KILLINGSWORTH	Honda Sales	03/15/2021	SALESMAN-HONDA
VANDO	MARTINEZ	North Service	03/15/2021	TECHNICIAN
ERNESTO	FIGUEROA	North Side Pre Owned	03/22/2021	SALESMAN-PON
MIKE	NAJUCH	Finance Northside	03/22/2021	FINANCE CLOSER
YASENIA	ACEVEDO	BDC Reception	3/26/2021	BDC RECEPTION
DENNIS	ACOSTA	Chevrolet Service	03/29/2021	LUBE TECH
MATTHEW	SMITH	North Service	3/29/2021	TECHNICIAN

EE Name	Sub Departments Desc	HireDate	Years of Service
GRAVEL, JOHN J	North Service Tech	04/15/1983	38 Years
LINDERHOLM, JUDY	North Service Admin	04/12/1995	26 Years
BROCK, TRAVIS J	North Side Detail Manager	04/11/2000	21 Years
PHILLIPS, ADAM J	North Service ASM/Other	04/13/2006	15 Years
BAIRD, NEWMAN M	Chevrolet Parts Countermen	04/04/2012	9 Years
BRYANT, MELISSA K	Administrative Support Staff	04/01/2013	8 Years
OSBORNE, MISTY N	Body Shop Admin	04/21/2014	7 Years
AVISO, CRIS	Finance Director	04/22/2014	7 Years
BENDECK, ISSA T	Chevrolet Sales Admin	04/02/2015	6 Years
DYMOND, ETHAN S	North Service Tech	04/04/2016	5 Years
MCQUESTION, CHRIS	South Side Pre Owned Sales	04/04/2016	5 Years
PENNEY, BRIAN H	Chevrolet Parts Countermen	04/18/2016	5 Years
SIMMONS, VICKI J	Administrative Support Staff	04/02/2018	4 Years
FELICIANO, FRANCISCO	Body Shop Other	04/10/2017	4 Years
STEPHENS, JOSHUA O	Kia Service Tech	04/10/2017	4 Years
SCHROM, JARRETT R	Chevrolet Service ASM/Other	04/30/2018	4 Years
KITZMILLER, MATT	Body Shop Tech	04/02/2018	3 Years
WOODSIDE, KELLI	North Service Admin	04/01/2019	2 Years
SHAFFER, BRIAN K	Chevrolet Service Tech	04/10/2019	2 Years
ALLEN, ERIC J	Finance PreOwn	04/15/2019	2 Years
MATOS, MICHAEL J	Chevrolet Other	04/22/2019	2 Years
SEIBERT, JORDAN S	North Parts Countermen	04/24/2019	2 Years
ROJAS, ENMANUEL V	North Service Tech	04/27/2020	1 Year

Super Report Writer Generated Report

Super Report Writer Generated Report

Firstname	Lastname	Birth_Date_(MM/DD)	Position	Department_Desc
SCOTT	PASCOE	04/01	COUNTERMAN	Chevrolet Parts
ORLANDO	IGLESIAS	04/01	SALES TRAINER	Administrative Staff
ALEXANDER	ROSARIO	04/02	ASM-North	North Service
MATTHEW	PIEKARSKI	04/04	DETAIL WASH	Chevrolet Detail
JOHN	SINNERARD	04/04	ASM-North	North Service
ETHAN	DYMOND	04/04	TECHNICIAN	North Service
GREG	GRADY	04/05	TECHNICIAN	North Service
ASHLEY	PETERSON	04/05	CASHIER	North Service
RUSSELL	MINX	04/06	ESTIMATOR	Body Shop
JOSHUA	STEPHENS	04/09	TECHNICIAN	Kia Service
AHMAD	ZAYYAD	04/13	LUBE TECH	Chevrolet Service
JASON	BARRETT	04/14	TECHNICIAN	Chevrolet Service
SEAN	KIRK	04/18	LOT PORTER	South Side Pre Owned
LONNIE	ANDERSON	04/18	DETAIL TECH	Chevrolet Detail
MELISSA	BRYANT	04/19	OFFICE MGR	Administrative Staff
JANNI	RIVERA	04/19	PAYR ADMIN	Administrative Staff
GREG	SCHMIDT	04/20	SALESMAN-KIA	Kia Sales
MARIO	MEDINA	04/20	ASM-Kia	Kia Service
SAL	CAMPISI JR	04/20	PRESIDENT	Executives
ZAQ	BERRIDGE	04/22	SALES MANAGER	Chevrolet Sales
JEREMY	SCHULL	04/22	TECHNICIAN	North Service
DAVID	SCHULTZ	04/23	SALESMAN-HONDA	Honda Sales
SRECKO	BOKUN	04/24	FINANCE CLOSER	Kia Sales
ALEXANDER	FIGUEROA	04/24	TECHNICIAN	Kia Service
DOUG	MAYNARD	04/24	SALESMAN-PON	North Side Pre Owned
SONNY	GLOVER	04/24	GSM	Executives
CHELSEA	MULLINGS	04/26	CSI LIASON	Honda Sales
CRYSTAL	SANDAGE	04/26	FACILITIES	Administrative Staff
LIBORIO	ACEVEDO PEREZ	04/27	DETAIL TECH	Kia Detail
CHARLIE	FONSECA	04/28	SHIPRECV	Chevrolet Parts
ANDRE	BETANCES	04/28	SALESMAN-HONDA	Honda Sales
RICHARD	MURRAY	04/29	DT DRIVER	Dealer Trade Drivers

“Do not fret because of those who are evil or be envious of those who do wrong; for like the grass they will soon wither, like green plants they will soon die away… Do not fret when people succeed in their ways, when they carry out their wicked schemes. Refrain from anger and turn from wrath; do not fret – it only leads to evil.”

Psalm 37:1-2, 7b-8

We see that God has the power to use any situation for His glory and for good. When bad things happen it’s not the WHY question that should consume our thoughts, but the HOW? How can God be glorified in this situation? How can I encourage, support, and help others while displaying the love of Christ? How can we seek to bring good out of a bad situation? This perspective shift is helpful in reminding us of God’s sovereignty and power, but it leaves unanswered a follow-up question. WHY doesn’t God just do something to stop (the layoff, the heartbreak, the loss of a loved one, the injustice…etc.) in the first place?

God’s response to all these frustrations as written by King David in the Psalms is simply, “Don’t worry.” It can seem almost patronizing in its simplicity: Don’t worry. How can God say, “Don’t fret” about all the evil people in the world who always seem to come out on the winning side? These are the people who avoid any kind of consequences for their actions; they take advantage of others and still manage to make it to the top. And all God says is “Don’t worry about it?” Why would God say that?

The Word of God is reminding us in this Psalm that EVERY person will one day answer to God for their actions. So those who APPEAR to get away with corruption, abuse of power, and all kinds of evil in this life, will face God’s judgment in the end. In the meantime, we are to surrender our anger and frustrations to God. This requires REAL faith.

You see, real faith is not just revealed when life is easy, but, most of all, when it’s hard.  It’s about trusting that God remains in control even when tragedy strikes, evil attacks, and suffering occurs. It’s about choosing to trust God for WHO He is and WHAT He’s done, even in the pain and heartache. Are you willing to focus on the question, “HOW to bring good” versus “WHY does God allow it”?

What steps can you take now to protect your privacy online?

–Use two-factor authentication on every app that offers it

–Install VPN software on your personal computers and smartphone. This hides your browsing habits and protects your from fraudster who try to access your phone when you are on a Wi-Fi network.

–Also install antivirus and anti-malware apps on your personal devices.

–Review every app on your phone and turn off “location settings” except for apps you use regularly that require location information, such as Waze for traffic conditions, weather and apps that provide directions.

–Review and understand privacy settings on your social media accounts, particularly Facebook and WhatsApp. “You can’t have privacy and use Facebook”

–Use a search engine other that Google, because Google’s business model (like Facebook) generates profit by knowing what you do online.

–Be careful not to post identifying information about your family or work on social media accounts. Fraudsters are skilled at combing facts about people to impersonate them online.

–Don’t accept friend requests from people you don’t know (even on LinkedIn) and don’t allow anyone to follow you on Twitter.

–Go to your Google account and run a “privacy checkup”

–Remember when Gmail is secure, it indexes all the text in emails you send and receive in order to serve up relevant advertising as you surf the web.

–Don’t use social media accounts to log in to other websites.

–Check out as a “guest” when you purchase something on an e-commerce site where you don’t shop frequently.

–For messaging, use Signal or Apple’s Messages app instead of Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp.

–Remember, everything you post online creates a digital trail about you, and it will live on the web forever…