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Barlaston Methodist Church has served the village community of Barlaston for over 75 years. Our mission is to serve the community and to ensure that the Church is an integral part of village life. Our aim is to spread the good news of Jesus Christ through interaction and service.
As well as providing for Sunday morning family worship and junior church, the 2nd North Staffs Boys Brigade meet on Monday and Thursday evenings, (Contact Mrs. C Donohoe for details on 01782 372175).
Our Bridge Club meet on Monday afternoons. We also have a Ladies Guild that meets on the second Tuesday of each month and a coffee morning on the last Friday of each month to which anyone is welcome. We are always happy to welcome people into our community and we aim to help people find their "latent" gifts and talents.
Enjoying strong links with the Parish Church of St John the Baptist in the village, we share worship with them on the fourth Sunday of each month.
Our recently extended and refurbished premises are conducive to an informal, relaxed and inclusive style of worship and well-suited to all our other activities. We are pleased to make our hall, kitchen and meeting rooms available for general community use when possible and they are often used for children's birthday parties and similar events
Services at 10.30 am each Sunday
(unless otherwise stated)
Sunday Services at 10.30 a.m. as follows:-
2 November Rev. Shirley Miller (All Age Worship)
9 November Rev. Peter Powers (H.C,) Remembrance 9.30 a.m.
16 November Mr.Colin Gall
23 November Mrs.Jill Ashmore
30 November Mrs.Alice Dair (U.S. Parish Church)
All are welcome at our services and to stay for coffee after the service.
Ladies Guild
After much deliberation, the Committee have decided it is now time to disband the Ladies Guild. They feel we have enjoyed many meetings in good company and wish to thank members for their loyalty and support over many years.
Boys Brigade
Anchor Section (age 5-8) Thursday 6.30 - 7.30 p.m.
Junior Section (age 8-11) Thursday 6.30 – 8.00 p.m.
Contact Mrs. Chris Donohoe on 372176 for more information. Chris needs help with the BB and anyone who can spare some of their time to support her would be greatly appreciated.
Coach trip:
A few seats are available on the trip organised to go to Liverpool on Tuesday 11th November leaving Park Drive Methodist Church at 9.00 a.m. Cost will be approximately £12. Please ring if you are interested in going (Beryl Whalley on 372762)
Enquiries re bookings for the Church Hall through Mrs. Beryl Whalley on 372762.
A message from the Methodist Minister
A message from Rev. Peter Powers
New Minister at Barlaston Methodist Church
Getting to know someone takes time. It's the same with places as with people. Getting to know a place takes time. In my childhood family holidays every year were at the same guest house in St. Ives in Cornwall. Before my dad took to driving we would get the train late on Friday evening from New Street station in Birmingham. Some of my early memories are of waking up as the train crossed from Devon to Cornwall over Isambard Kingdom Brunel's splendid rail bridge over the River Tamar. Each year we had two wonderful weeks and I got to know the place very well over the years. I think the key to getting to know a place are feet. We walked everywhere. As we had arrived by train we had little choice but even in later years when we had a car we still walked the place. Jesus walked. Again he had little choice, apart from a couple of noted occasions when he used the humble donkey or when he borrowed a boat from those who fished the Sea of Galilee. Jesus walked. He walked the towns and villages of the land he grew up in. In the stories of Jesus life, the Gospels, we often hear about him going from place to place. In Mark 8.27 we read 'Jesus and his disciples went away to the villages near Caesarea Philippi. On the way he asked them, "Tell me, who do people say I am?" 28"Some say that you are John the Baptist," they answered; "others say that you are Elijah, while others say that you are one of the prophets." 29"What about you?" he asked them. "Who do you say I am?" Peter answered, "You are the Messiah." As he travelled he talked with his friends and with people get met along the way. His travels and those of his followers gave rise to one of the earliest names given to people who followed Jesus. They were called people of the Way. This was a recognition that those who followed Jesus saw his life as the most complete example of the way to live. Indeed Jesus himself was 'the Way'. He even referred to himself as such, see John 14.6. In the last few weeks I've enjoyed walking around Barlaston doing a little bit of getting to know the place. As I've done so I've said 'hello' to those I've met along the way. I've had a few interesting conversations and I've discovered what a pleasant village it is. I've noted that it's a bit of a shame that the community is rather cut in two by the railway line. I've spotted evidence of its Wedgwood dominated history. Kind locals have told me all about the history of the parish church of St. John and of Barlaston Hall. Of course I've been learning about the Methodist presence over the last few years since coming to work in the Stafford & Stone area. Its a delight to walk and talk and to discover places I've not known before. Its a delight to chat to folk about life and faith as we together seek to answer afresh the question Jesus put to those he met. I've more walking about the village to do and lots more to learn so look out for a 'stranger' wandering about the village. It might be me.
God bless you all.
Rev. Peter Powers Tel: 07941328155.
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- 1/2 cup cream
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
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Know where you should be buying. If you are a total novice, nooby, green as grass, know ZIP about guns, most important thing to know is a good local gun shop. Find folks you can talk to, ask questions, and get good info. First, go shopping for a gun shop. No, they are not all the same.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
I would also add that you get training on Self Defense and Concealed Carry.
Those courses will help you decide what works for you.
Some gunshops may want to sell you what they have in overstock.
Amendment II:
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As they said, I'd start with the gun shop. Like a used car dealership, walk out the door if they get pushy or make you uncomfortable. Friendly staff that wants to listen and help sometimes aren't that hard to find, I also like to look for variety in their products. The only thing worse than listening to a fanboy owner, is having a fanboy dealer try to sell you something. Its demoralizing. If I walk in the door and can see at least 5 different makers at a minimum, I feel its worth looking around.
Many gun store owners (always try to meet the owner if you can, if nothing else just to build rapport) are also knowledgeable in their local laws, and many are pretty friendly and don't mind at all if you pick their brain. They don't want to see you on the evening news being arrested for something stupid, and have the anchor mention "oh by the way, it was Joe Bob's Outfitters that the the gun was purchased at" or any kind of similar nonsense.
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Chipotle peppers give every bite of these pork medallions a bit of kick. The spiciness pairs well with the cinnamon and sweet cherries.—Roxanne Chan, Albany, California
2 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
1 pork tenderloin (3/4 pound), cut into 1-inch slices
1/4 teaspoon sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 teaspoons olive oil
1/2 cup frozen pitted dark sweet cherries, thawed and halved
3 tablespoons orange juice
1 tablespoon sliced almonds
1 tablespoon orange marmalade
1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
1 to 1-1/2 teaspoons finely chopped chipotle peppers in adobo sauce
1 garlic clove, crushed
Thinly sliced green onions, optional
Flatten pork slices to 1/2-in. thickness. Combine the sugar, salt and
cinnamon; sprinkle over meat. In a large skillet over medium heat,
cook pork in oil in batches until juices run clear. Remove and keep
Add the cherries, orange juice, almonds, marmalade, vinegar, chipotle
peppers and garlic to the skillet. Return pork to the pan; heat
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Yield: 2 servings.
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The International Journal for Parasitology recently published a Special Issue to celebrate the Golden Anniversary of the Australian Society for Parasitology.
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Everything You Need to Know to Love Whiskey
Think it always has to come with a burn? Definitely not, says Jillian Vose, head bartender at New York City's Death + Company and Women & Whiskies Ambassador. With these go-to punches and tips, you'll be calling yourself a good old girl in no time.
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Fresh ingredients are key, says Vose. "Instead of using premade store-bought ones, make syrups and press fresh juice at home. All you need is a hand press and a bag of citrus fruit. As for syrups, use an equal amount of sugar and water for a sweetener. To make a rich, organic syrup, use raw sugar cane or demerara, which makes for a mean Old Fashioned. Just mix a teaspoon with some bitters and add to whiskey. Garnish with a lemon and orange peel and you have a fabulous, timeless cocktail—like the Bullseye—in minutes."
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The two-story hotel has 76 non-smoking rooms offering pillowtop mattresses, desks with ergonomic chairs, refrigerators and coffeemakers. Enjoy watching cable TV in your easy chair or recliner, or check e-mail with free Wi-Fi. The hotel's restaurant, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, features a full-service bar. Re-energize with a workout in the fitness room, relax in the lounge or sink into a comfy chair with a good book beside the fireplace in the lobby. The hotel provides room service, a 24-hour front desk, ATM, business center and free parking.
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Guys, try tugging on some pantyhose
Wardrobe emergency precedes opera rehearsal
If you asked me to name the single biggest challenge I have faced so far in my burgeoning career as an opera star, I'd have to say it was the pantyhose.
This unnerving encounter occurred Wednesday night as I struggled into my costume for the first dress rehearsal of Manitoba Opera's production of Verdi's Rigoletto, which opens Saturday night at the Centennial Concert Hall.
It was the dramatic moment wherein I am transformed from a middle-aged newspaper columnist into a middle-aged newspaper columnist in black velvet garments with a great deal of fancy gold embroidery.
I assumed, being 56 years old and possessing several university degrees, I would be fully capable of dressing myself, but it turns out I was a fool.
I would still be naked as I write these words were it not for the heroics of dresser Noel de Leon, whose job includes helping the army of "supernumeraries" -- the operatic word for extras -- get decked out in their fussy 16th-century outfits.
With Noel's guidance, I squeezed into opera breeches and suspenders, pouffy opera shirt, brocaded opera jacket and cape and spiffy opera hat, but then a wardrobe emergency erupted -- I did not have long opera socks to cover my hairy, pasty-white legs.
Noel disappeared, then returned moments later with, as you have already deduced, an extra-large pair of black pantyhose, which I tried valiantly to stuff my overstuffed body into. As beads of sweat dripped from my forehead, the guys in the chorus offered helpful tips, such as: "You should put your feet into them first." Or: "Try scrunching them up and hopping around a bit."
(Note to male readers: If you are ever waiting for a person of the female gender to get ready and she needs a few more minutes because of a pantyhose emergency, just sit back and be patient.)
At the last second, Noel tracked down some extremely stretchy black operatic leggings, so I was saved and it was time to march down the hall in my black-velvet getup to have a professional makeup artist "put my face on."
You'll be surprised to hear this, but I have never had anyone put my face on before. When I plopped in a chair in front of a mirror surrounded by blinding lights, famed theatrical makeup artist Alice Wiebe began frowning at me.
For you non-opera stars, this is not a good sign. It became clear my regular face was not going to cut the operatic mustard. So Alice went to work, dabbing me with brushes and sponges and issuing a rapid-fire stream of directions I found hard to follow.
It sounded like this: "OK, look up. Look down. Don't move your head! Now you're a bunch of wrinkles. OK, look left. No, the other left. Now turn yourself around. Do the Hokey Pokey. STOP TALKING!"
The hardest part came when Alice realized that, in opera terms, I have no neck. "Don't worry," she declared, "I'll give you a wonderful neck." And she did. Finally, she made me close my eyes and stagger down the hall while she stood in front and sprayed me with a magical mist to prevent my makeup from melting onstage.
Speaking of which, my brief appearance in rehearsal went smoothly, other than the fact it is difficult to fling a beautiful woman -- as portrayed by fellow opera rookie Bonita Reimer -- over your shoulders when you are both sweating like Butterball turkeys under hundreds of pounds of makeup and costumes.
In the raucous party scene at the duke's castle, I managed to scoop Bonita up, spank her in a lecherous 16th-century manner, stagger around and then plop her on some comfy pillows, but our attempts to engage in operatic canoodling fell short in the sense we looked like two drunk people who had become trapped in their living room drapes and were fighting to get out.
Later, in the dressing room, I peeled off my stretchy leggings and shared opera war stories with William Jordan, 25, one of the four chorus guys who bravely guard a door onstage while carrying awesome Wizard of Oz-style spears.
Resplendent in his conquistador-style helmet and breastplate, William said he loves doing opera whenever he can. "During Carmen," he recalled, "they brown-faced us so we would look Spanish. I have a beard and long hair, so I ended up looking exactly like a Klingon. I felt like I was on Star Trek. The costume was bright pink. I was a picador, but I felt like a gay Klingon."
The best thing about the opera, William told me, is that no matter how small your role, you get treated like a star with a sweet costume and awesome makeup.
But you can check that out for yourselves. I think you'll be blown away by my operatic debut, because, thanks to Alice, my neck looks totally amazing.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 23, 2012 A2
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If the school's proposal is accepted, the number of wheelchair accessible seats would increase to about 592 by the 2010 season. That includes 90 current seats, 207 seats as part of an expansion project and 295 additional seats.
``The university will supplement current platforms in the stadium for wheelchairs and companion seats by constructing and installing in the bowl of the stadium the maximum number of places for wheelchair users and companion seats that are structurally feasible,'' the school said in a letter to the U.S. Department of Education.
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The Eight EVILest Pictures of Sharron Angle Being EVIL
Obviously, we all know that the color black is naught but evil and that any person who dares to drape his or her corpus in that accursed color can be but no more than a pawn of Satan, Lord of Flies. We're all hep to that, right? It's nice to see that our Senate candidates share our very reasonable understanding of this…
Nevada Republican Senate candidate Sharron Angle once [1n 1992, while she was campaigning for a seat on the school board] partook in a campaign against a local high school's use of black football jerseys, arguing that the dark color was ungodly and wicked…
Unfortunately, as much as I'd like to give Angle props for her campaign, I feel it is my duty to direct your attention to the following incredibly EVIL photographs I
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An EVIL pantsuit?! I can think of at least two reasons why such a thing disturbs me.
More terrifyingly EVIL pictures of the soon-to-be Sen. from Nevada after the jump…
Looks like she might have gotten her hands on some kind of a perceptual EVIL machine.
Oh no! She's accessorizing her EVIL blouse with a green jacket! Green is the color of envy! And Leprechauns, which are also evil. Because they're Irish.
Of course MSNBC would find a picture of her wearing an EVIL pantsuit to use in their inset. Couldn't they have found one of her wearing the flag? I'm sure they could have borrowed one from Fox.
I'm not sure if this is an EVIL blouse or an EVIL jacket. It might be an EVIL cowl. I think that might be some kind of a Black Mass happening behind her.
Looks kind of windy. There must have been an EVIL front coming in.
Hmmmmm… Technically, that might be a really dark shade of purple. Or, rather, a really EVIL shade of purple.
EVIL jacket or not, this is one of the more humanizing pictures I've seen of her.
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My husband and I are getting away for a Seattle evening in Ballard. We plan to see a show at the Tractor and we were hoping for a delicious dinner somewhere beforehand. We don't get out much these days with small children, so we were hoping for something special. Our hotel is actually in downtown Seattle (Waterfront Mariott on Alaskan Way), so it's possible to eat near the hotel and then drive to Ballard afterward. Any recommendations?
I am really liking Bastille, been twice since opening. Then you can walk to Tractor.
Also faves: Volterra, Moshi Moshi - also walking to Tractor.
other tasty spots, such as Ocho or Carta de Oaxaca may not be ambiance you seek.
Senior Moose is about 2 blocks away. Ambiance is clattery and kitchy, but the food is good. For special, try Elemental Next Door or The Art of The Table, Ray's, Stumbling Goat.
Bastille is a really good choice- I also like Volterra in Ballard.
Downtown there is more than a few good choices by your hotel or very near to it... If you are coming this month the Urban Eats 3 for $30 deal is happening and has more than a few attractive choices (http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html...)... Union, Stumbing Goat, Carmelita, Crush, Travolata, Anchovie & Olives... If not- I like Barolo (amazing happy hour for food and wonderful ambiance) and Restaurant Zoe for your requirements...
I would say Volterra if you feel like Italian or Moshi Moshi for Japanese. I love Bastille but I've heard complaints about the noise level which might not be conducive for a special dinner for two.
re: linzandchris
We did an anniversary dinner at Volterra and it was ok. In retrospect, we wish we would have had small plates and the great bottle of wine at the bar. The boar was the best dish.
re: zoogrrrl
I second this suggestion- having been to Volterra- and still say Bastille-
re: zoogrrrl
Volterra is an excellent spot for brunch, but I've been disappointed in their dinners. The dishes I've had have been too rich/oily and the flavors can be off-balance. It's really too bad - I always want to love dinner there!
I've never been, but Le Gourmand seems like the place you are seeking.


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Preparing for a road trip, family vacation or business trip can require a lot of time and planning, but traveling with diabetes involves even more preparation. A person with diabetes has a lot to remember when traveling. You must remember to pack a glucose meter, test strips, oral medications or insulin, and glucose tablets (and remember to pack these items in your carry-on bag if flying). You also cannot forget to consider what food you will be eating when traveling, since healthy eating is a key component in the management of diabetes.
Healthy eating on the road can be challenging for all people, with or without diabetes. Your normal routine is disrupted; you're exposed to many tempting meals and desserts; if you're traveling for work you may be stressed with a busy schedule and if on vacation you may feel the need to overindulge in attempt to treat yourself.
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By William Breathes
She'd just better hope that Curtis doesn't lock her out of her own office, as he did to Republican Party loyalists.
If Curtis was this season's loser, Jon Caldara surely emerged as its biggest winner. Despite polls showing Referendum B winning handily, the tax-surplus measure went down in flames, torpedoed by Caldara's wing-and-a-prayer anti-B campaign. Caldara, who declined to run again for the RTD board, on Monday started a new, better-paying gig: president of the Independence Institute, that troublemaking Golden-based think tank previously headed by Tom Tancredo, now the congressman-elect from the 6th District, and John Andrews, who lost big to Roy Romer when he ran for governor back in 1990.
In addition to his new day job, Caldara will continue to moonlight--yep, on talk radio. He's got a regular Saturday-night slot on KOA-AM/85 and fills in whenever there are gaps in the schedule.
And there's a gaping hole these days, now that Keith Weinman has resigned from his job at KOA radio in the wake of his arrest last week for allegedly assaulting his wife. (Weinman also lost his job at Channel 4, where he'd been doing on-air morning business reports). The arrest followed several weeks of hush-hush discussions after Weinman's reported suicide attempt at his Longmont home on October 9.
This wasn't Weinman's first brush with the law. Last year, after he was charged with stalking his wife, he wound up taking a plea. At the time, though, both of his media employers gave him a pass that let him continue business as usual rather than deal with a clear problem.
The Denver Rocky Mountain News (soon to be renamed the "Denver Pavilions Rocky Mountain News," judging from the coverage given the second coming of retail to downtown) won the election-night battle of the presses, with a November 4 paper announcing that "Owens wins at wire" while the Post was still headlining a "neck-and-neck" race. But the News's efforts would have been more laudatory had the paper updated its Web site, which that Wednesday afternoon was still reporting an attorney-general race as "too close to call.