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Amr Moussa, most probably Egypt's next president, has given a comprehensive picture of his views, a taste of the likely policies of someone about to become the most powerful individual in the Arab world.Moussa, a former Egyptian foreign minister (1991-2001) and head of the Arab League until his resignation takes effect on May 15, is a figure from the old Egyptian regime. But which aspect of the old regime – that of the centrist Hosni Mubarak, the moderate Anwar Sadat, or the radical Arab nationalist Gamal Abd al Nasser? Moussa is the last Nasserist. He knows the next president must also be a populist to survive, so he will bash Israel, the United States and the Egyptian upper class. The hope is that he will be pragmatic enough to restrict his demagoguery to rhetoric.It might seem ironic that a revolution against the old regime ends up electing a figure from the old regime.Yet Moussa perfectly combines experience and name recognition with radicalism. A recent Pew poll shows him with an 89-percent positive rating.Moussa's prospects look so good because the Islamists aren't running a presidential candidate, while moderate democrats are restricted to a small urban middle class constituency and four of them are running, thus further splitting that vote.Another reason Moussa's election appears likely is his deft use of the anti-Israel card. So identified is Moussa with hostility to Israel that in 2001 a popular song titled "I Hate Israel (I love Amr Moussa)" zoomed to the top of the Egyptian hit parade.Indeed, Moussa is now claiming that much of the reason for his break with Mubarak was his desire to take a stronger stance against Israel.Moussa's basic argument in his Wall Street Journal interview is that Egypt has obtained nothing from peace with Israel, and that Israel is completely at fault for the lack of an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement.Of course, Egypt has received the return of the Sinai; the reopening of its oil fields and of the Suez Canal; and the opportunity for more trade, tourism and a lower military budget. Failure to take advantage of the latter points was due to Egyptian decisions.In addition, Egypt and Israel had what amounts to an alliance against revolutionary Islamism, particularly Hamas in the Gaza Strip. President Moussa will reverse this policy and see Hamas as an ally, albeit one that he won't trust.HAMAS IS now starting to believe that by attacking Israel it will have the power to draw Egypt into a war. If that view is not countered decisively by the next Egyptian government, the result will be a return to the 1960s and a terrible major conflict. Unfortunately the current US government cannot be counted on to help eliminate that problem.As the Wall Street Journal accurately notes: "US and European officials said they don't see the Egypt-Israel peace agreement in danger in the near term. They say Cairo won't place in jeopardy billions of dollars in aid."We've seen this kind of economic determinism before, and every time it is applied to Middle East states it has failed. Examples: – Yasser Arafat will make peace with Israel because he wants to get a state and huge compensation funding.– Syria will moderate and turn toward the West – and away from Iran – in order to get trade and investment.– Iran would much rather become wealthy than pursue these silly ideas about spreading Islamist revolution.Now, here's what's really shocking in the interview. To quote the Journal's account, Moussa "described a political landscape in which the Muslim Brotherhood...is dominant. It is inevitable, he said, that parliamentary elections in September will usher in a legislature led by a bloc of Islamists, with the Brotherhood at the forefront."Think about that. Even Moussa, who is anti-Islamist, admits this.He is running as an independent, meaning he will have no political party behind him. Thus, Moussa must constantly compromise with the majority in parliament, and he is assuming that it will be an Islamist majority.While I doubt that the Islamists will have an outright majority, I think they will certainly be the largest bloc. That also means they will take a leading role in writing the constitution.After many years in which Egypt was oriented inward, Moussa will reassert a leading Egyptian role in the Arab world. That probably means conciliation with Syria and the recreation of a radical Arab bloc that includes Egypt for the first time in more than 30 years.The best thing that can be said is that neither Iraq nor the Saudis would participate, while the Jordanians would be wary.Egypt will no longer be a US ally; the question is the degree to which it will become an enemy .Finally, he knows that he will have to deliver economic benefits to the masses. But that probably means higher subsidies and more government jobs – policies that will do nothing to improve Egypt's economy. The worse the economy gets, the more virulent the anti- Israel, anti-American demagoguery will be.We are able to predict this crisis more than six months ahead of time, yet Western countries, media and experts have not yet seen what is coming down the road toward us.The writer is director of the Global Research in International Affairs Center (www.gloria-center.org) and editor of Middle East Review of International Affairs Journal and Turkish Studies. He blogs at www.rubinreports.blogspot.com
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Welcome back again to the KDE Interview series. Today we feature Thomas McGuire, the KMail maintainer.
When and how did you get in contact with the KDE community?
I started programming by creating small games for Windows. One of them was using the SDL library, which is cross platform. I was curious to see if my game would work on Linux, so I installed SuSE to compile it there. The desktop happened to be KDE software, and I stayed with Linux and KDE applications since then.
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I mainly focus on KMail and KDEPIM. Occasionally I also commit something to kdelibs, when it is relevant for Kmail.
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FIELDOF INVENTIONThe present invention relates to smoking and more particularly, a method of treating people to stop smoking and a composition.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTIONThe smoking habit for so many smokers is so intense and in many cases so addictive that the smoker finds it almost impossible to stop smoking. Various efforts have been made by smokers to discontinue smoking, such as a cold turkey interruption,which for many does not work effectively. Chewing beeswax, pine rosin, eating candy, and peppermints have been tried. Mint tipping of cigarettes has not been effective. The addition of chemicals designed to sicken the user or otherwise render smokingobnoxious to the user have not produced good results. Previously, many smokers have interrupted smoking by sheer will power for a limited period. Some have been successful, and many more have not been successful and have started smoking again.SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONAn important feature of the present invention is a novel method of treating people to stop smoking wherein, to the extent known and tried by the inventor, the use of the present method has resulted in the inventor completely giving up smokingafter 51 years of continuous smoking. The inventor has not smoked since his single treatment in accordance with the present method.An important feature of the present invention is the use of a composition which includes a strong tea brewed in a container and, partly immersing a quantity of cigarettes in the tea for a period of 4 to 8 hours until the tea is absorbed into thecigarettes throughout their length. This results in staining the cigarettes to a dark brown color. A further step includes placing the container in an enclosed room in an atmosphere of vaporized camphor crystals for a limited period and thereafterbreathing the camphorized atmosphere while visually concentrating upon the appearance of the cigarettes in the vessel, smelling the exuded nicotine and caffeine aroma from the container for a per


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LeBron James, Miami Heat media attention will be incredible
The Heat coming to town will be a bigger media event than the New York Yankees or Dallas Cowboys paying a visit. National NBA beat writers could end up with new jobs to join Heat coverage.
The Miami media circus comes to Oklahoma City for a nationally televised game at noon on Jan. 30, which is a Sunday.
Though the Thunder gained tremendous popularity this offseason, to date there has been no media crunch whatsoever. Such is life as the NBA's third-smallest market.
Thunder media demands figure to increase once the season commences and progresses, but will never reach the point of the Heat, Lakers or Celtics.
"You can't hide from it," Spoelstra said of nationwide attention. "You have to embrace it. It's not a distraction, as long as it doesn't get in the way of our daily activities and practice and focus and preparing. That's part of this team. This team is different from what we had last year."
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NBA players and fans are all atwitter about Twitter, with more than 23 million followers among 165 player feeds. The NBA announced its own Twitter account surpassed two million fans.
Shaquille O'Neal is the unquestioned Twitter Daddy, not only of the NBA but all pro athletes.
The Thunder's Kevin Durant (337,469) is inching toward the league's Top 10, but curiously trails free agent Fabricio Oberto (373,015) and Miami's Mario Chalmers (359,656).
The Thunder and Boston Celtics lead the NBA with 12 active player accounts each.
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Nick Easter rises again as Harlequins continue to defy the odds
Leicester 9 Harlequins 22
Monday 24 September 2012
The principal chat following Harlequins' second successive league win at Leicester surrounded Nick Easter, who on the ground where the great Dean Richards once roamed supreme from the base of the scrum gave Leicester's stand-in captain Jordan Crane a lesson in cute handling and where to put your body on the line to maximum effect.
Since taking charge at the turn of the year, England's head coach, Stuart Lancaster, has preferred Leicester's Thomas Waldrom to the now 34-year-old Easter in what might be called the shambling bear role. Lancaster and his forwards assistant, Graham Rowntree, were at Welford Road mainly to see 10 current England squad members, including the props Joe Marler and Dan Cole, whose packs finished about even in the scrummaging stakes with penalties galore on both sides in the 22-9 win for Quins.
"I know he's desperate to play for England again," Quins' England scrum-half Danny Care said of his club and erstwhile Test team-mate Easter, "and if he keeps playing like that there's no reason why not. He was on fire and we couldn't ask for more from him. England's loss is our gain. His carrying, his offloading – he's the talisman of this team and when he plays well, we play well."
Easter did not cover himself in glory at last autumn's World Cup – but then who did? Manu Tuilagi, perhaps, and he was a notable absentee here, with what Leicester described as a "bruised shoulder". Clubs are cagey with their medical bulletins, particularly when England squad players are involved. Tuilagi's fellow England centre, Jordan Turner-Hall, went off with a shoulder injury and though Harlequins counterpart Conor O'Shea said, "We think he'll be all right," Care was not so sure. Ross Chisholm (fibula) and Tom Williams (hip flexor) were also replaced and Care became an emergency wing in a mixed-up back line that Leicester could not exploit, lacking as they were Tuilagi and their strike runners Geordan Murphy and Ben Youngs. Much as Anthony Allen tried his bulleting breaks, Leicester failed to score a try for the second match running.
Including last May's play-off final at Twickenham, the champions have won three of the last four league meetings with the Tigers. Yet a check of the six leading bookmakers and exchanges who were quoting yesterday showed they all had Leicester at shorter odds than Quins for the title, perhaps because the win-loss score in the preceding 10 years was 15-3 to Leicester with one draw.
"When we keep seeing we're not favourites in games and we're not favourites to win the league, we're happy to play that card," Care said. "People think we're one-hit wonders. We believe in ourselves, we believe we can go anywhere and win. Four wins from four and top of the table, we'll take that."
The solitary try by Williams after 20 minutes was an exemplar of Harlequins' well-coached set piece and dynamic support. There was nothing flashy about George Robson batting back Joe Gray's line-out throw on the Leicester 10-metre line and Quins using Mo Fa'asavalu, Gray, Easter, Matt Hopper, Chris Robshaw, Mike Brown, Marler and Turner-Hall as muscle in rucks. It took them 10 phases to reach the 22 – but that was where they picked up pace where lesser sides lose it. Perfect passes by Nick Evans and Robson out of the tackle sent Williams to the posts, hampered only by the tweak the wing felt in his hip flexor as he went.
Asked if he thought Easter was looking trimmer this season, Care grinned beneath his boyband haircut. "The way we play it's hard for the forwards to keep the weight on because we expect them to keep running. They're losing weight left, right and centre, I'd imagine. Nick looks good, he looks quick. I think his mental quickness is what beats teams."
Leicester: Penalties Flood 3. Harlequins: Try Williams; Conversion Evans; Penalties Evans 4; Drop goal Care.
Leicester S Hamilton; N Morris (A Thompstone, 74), M Smith, A Allen, V Goneva; T Flood, S Harrison (P Phibbs, 74); B Stankovich (L Mulipola, 48), T Youngs (G Chuter, 53-61), M Castrogiovanni (D Cole, 48), G Kitchener, G Parling, S Mafi (T Waldrom, 48), J Salvi, J Crane (capt).
Harlequins M Brown; T Williams (R Chisholm, 21; K Dickson, 61), M Hopper, J Turner-Hall (R Clegg, 49), U Monye; N Evans, D Care; J Marler, J Gray (R Buchanan, 78), J Johnston, O Kohn, G Robson, M Fa'asavalu (T Guest, 56), C Robshaw (capt), N Easter.
Referee D Pearson (Northumberland).
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Ulverston care home worker 'suffers ear-bite attack'
Last updated at 15:23, Tuesday, 29 July 2014
A STAFF member is believed to have had her ear bitten off following an incident at an Ulverston care home.
Police were called to Creative Support in Victoria Road, Ulverston, at 6.40pm on Saturday after receiving a report that a female member of staff had been assaulted.
A police spokeswoman confirmed the woman received serious injuries to her face and was taken to Furness General Hospital. The Evening Mail understands that the woman's ear, or part of her ear, was bitten off.
Police said a 23-year-old man who lives at the care home, and who is a service user, has been identified as being involved in the incident.
Police said they were continuing to establish the circumstances of the incident.
Creative Support provides services for people with learning disabilities, mental health and other needs.
A spokesman said the organisation was unable to comment at this time.
First published at 15:22, Tuesday, 29 July 2014
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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Church will start at 10:30 during the school year.
Children 3-12 will leave the sanctuary following the Children's Sermon for Sunday School, except for the last Sunday of the month.
Communion is held each Sunday and all attending are invited to God's Table
to share in the meal.
by our minister Rev. John Daniels.
Nursery care will be available to those 5 and under during the service.
There is always a coffee/fellowship time in the Narthex following the service.
You are invited to join us!
On Sunday Choir practice is in the chapel next to the sanctuary at 9:00 and the Faith and Justice Class will meet downstairs at 9:15. Other adult classes on Tuesdays.
for complete details of all that is happening this month in our church.
January 4, 11, 18, 25 -
Food Drive for the Missoula Food Bank
January 8 - Ruth Fellowship 10 a.m., church parlor
January 8 - UMW Executive Committee, 1 p.m., church parlor
January 18- Human Relations Day
January 19 - MLK Day 5 p.m. Caras Park; St. Paul's 6 p.m.
January 21 - Vespers 1 p.m.
January 27 - Book Club 11 a.m.
January 27 - UMW Executive Committee, 1 p.m., church parlor
January 30 - Homeless Connect - Volunteers needed FLYER
January 31- Poverello Lunch
February 1 - Food Drive Celebration and Sunday School Super Sundae
February 2 - Administrative Council, Clara Smith Room 7 p.m.
February 5 - UMW General Meeting, Clara Smith Room 1 p.m.
February 12 - Ruth Fellowship, Church Parlor 10 a.m.
February 12 - Amazing Grays trip 11 a.m.
February 13 - Friday Nite Out, Avery's 6 p.m.
February 15 - Bibles presented to 3rd graders 10:30 a.m.
February 15 - Family Promise week
February 18 - Vesper's Circle, Riders 1 p.m.
February 18 - Ash Wednesday Soup Supper 6 p.m. and Service 7 p.m.
February 24 - Book Group, Library 11 a.m.
Looking Ahead
March 6-8 - UMW Women's Event, Fairmont Hot Springs Registration and Scholarship Forms
Our church is handicap accessible through the street level door on the southeast corner of the building. There is an elevator there that will bring you up to the sanctuary or take you down to fellowship hall. We have large-print bulletins with hymns, large print hymnals, and hearing assistance devices for those that are hard of hearing. We also have video screens for hymns and scripture.
Office phone and E-mail contact information on the CONTACT US PAGE.
The life of our church includes:
(Click on colored words to find out more information.)
Adult Spiritual Growth - fall classes, online class information
links to The Book of Discipline, Bible verse search site
Children's Ministries - You Tube Christmas program video
Youth Ministries - FUMY
U of M Wesley Foundation - Facebook link
Amazing Grays - Trips for seniors
Choirs - Chancel Choir, JuBELLation Handbell Choir, Children's Joyful Noise Choir
Foundation - donations and scholarships
Membership - joining the church
Stephen Ministers - caring for one another and training information.
Information on what a Stephen Minister does
UMW - United Methodist Women schedule and fellowship group information
UMM - United Methodist Men
Social Action - Family Promise, Poverello, Habitat for Humanity, Intermountain, UMCOR
Walk to Emmaus - Link to their website
Reaching out with love to our community and the world
❤ Tzedakah Pocket
❤ Poverello noon meal 5th Saturdays
❤ Family Promise Host
❤ January MIC Food Bank Drive
❤ Wesley House
❤ Host for Homeless Connect
❤ East Angola Pastor Support
❤ SERRV & Fair Trade Products
❤ Intermountain Home
❤ Flathead Lake UMC Camp
❤ Blackfeet United Methodist Parish (BUMP)
❤ United Methodist Women's mission projects
❤ YWCA Battered Women's Shelter
❤ Cub Scouts
❤ Habitat for Humanity
Pastor John Daniels
On July 6, at 9:30 a.m., we welcomed John Daniels as FUMC's new pastor. Many will recognize Pastor John as the former Western Mountains District Superintendent for the Yellowstone Conference. His July 6th sermon served as an introduction of the new pastor from the DS. You may also recognize his wife Terri, who sings in our choir, and his children Emily, Molly and Ethan. Emily has one year left at the University of Montana, where she is studying music education. Molly is pursuing degrees in journalism and theatre at Whitworth University in Spokane, Washington. Ethan is a student at Sentinel High School. He would like to attend UM and get a degree in a technical field associated with computer graphics.
Retired ministers Hugh Herbert and Barry Padget lead the congregation in singing
Brother Van's Harvest Time. Click on the arrow above to start the video.
Pastor: John Daniels
Administrative Assistants: Sharon Jackson and Rhanda Johnson
Treasurer: Leslie Lindley
Financial Secretary: Kay Duffield
Custodian: John Schaff
Nursery Attendants: Faye Gibson,
Audra Clark & Juliette Viera
Junior Nursery Attendants: Sophia Clark, Kade Hedahl, Kayla Leavell, Madison Lightfield and Austin Means
Music Team:
Greg Boris, Music Director and Chancel Choir Director
Peter Edwards, Pianist/Organist
Brynn Bellingham, Handbell Choir Director
Rhanda Johnson, Joyful Noise Director
**Please let the office know if you or someone in our church family needs a visit in the hospital or at home.
Church Office (406) 549-6118 or Pastor John's cell phone (406) 396-8966.
Office Hours (subject to change - call 549-6118 before coming in or to make an appointment with the pastor)
Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. - noon.
First Church loves music and hopes you will come not only to listen but to participate in it! We sing hymns as well as praise songs, often have special music and enjoy all three of our choirs. Choirs practice from September till May.
We love those who volunteer to provide special music during the summer.
Call the office if you would like to bless us with your music.
Chancel Choir
FUMC Chancel Choir will begin the fall season on Sunday Sept. 8th. Enthusiasm and love of music a must. Previous experience is not required. Choir meets Sundays only at 9:00 a.m. before service. All are welcome. Please join us! For more information talk to choir director Greg Boris 239-1828.
JuBELLation Handbell Choir
Interested in learning/playing a new musical instrument? JuBELLation Handbell Choir, based at The First United Methodist Church, is looking for individuals interested in learning or experienced at playing handbells this season! There are several ways to get involved and be part of this fun group! Openings include: Full Time, Part Time, and On-call positions. During the school year practice is each Wednesday from 6-8. For more information call Joann Wallenburn at 677-4424.
Joyful Noise Children's Choir
All children from the 1st through the 8th grade are welcome to participate in making a Joyful Noise. During the school year they participate in worship once a month and rehearse on Mondays from 6:00 - 6:45 p.m. Contact Rhanda Johnson in the office (549-6118) for more information.
Adult Spiritual Growth Groups
Do you feel like you are on a spiritual journey? We hope you will allow us to walk with you on this journey and together we will find the answers to our questions. Fall classes will meet on Sunday morning, Tuesday morning, Tuesday evening and Wednesday evening. Click on the blue button below for details.
Interested in online adult classes? Click on UMC classes for more information.
Looking for a specific Bible Verse? Click on Bible Verse Search
The Book of Discipline is available online for your study and review: The Book of Discipline Index, The Book of Discipline Part 1,The Book of Discipline Part 2 and The Book of Resolutions 2012 Part III.
Children's Ministries
Sunday School meets during the worship service, right after Children's Time and is for Preschool - 6th grade. Our Rock Solid program is a
Bible study that enables children to experience God through Jesus Christ. Activities will include stories, crafts, music and scripture.
Call the church office (549-6118) for more information. Nursery care is available for those not ready for preschool.
You can watch a You Tube video of the Twelve Days of Christmas given by the children during church December 8, 2013.
Click on the You Tube logo.
First United Methodist Youth Fellowship (FUMY)
7th through 12th grade students meet most Wednesday evenings from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. from September until May.
They do service projects, make discoveries about themselves and others, and have fun!
Wesley Foundation - University of Montana Campus Ministry
New to Campus? Connect with us! Campus Connection
The University of Montana Wesley House is located across the street from the campus and Miller Hall at 1327 Arthur Avenue.
College students and visitors are welcomed to stop by for a visit. Sunday evenings are family style dinners and Thursday evenings are a Bible Study.
For more information E-mail the Wesley House or Phone: (406) 274-3346.
Join us on
Local Churches: Please send the names of U of M students from your local church to the Wesley Foundation
so they can be invited to join the Wesley House activities. Students are welcomed at either First or Grace UMC in Missoula.
United Methodist Women
Our UMW is part of the Yellowstone Conference, which covers Montana, 1/2 Wyoming and a slice of Idaho.
You can find information
on Conference and District UMW activities on the conference UMW web page.
March 6-8 - UMW Women's Event, Fairmont Hot Springs Registration and Scholarship Forms
The National organization of United Methodist Women also have a website full of information, news, and resources
Thank you letter from the Blackfeet United Methodist Parishes for the 2014 Christmas Boxes
. UMW is open to any woman who would enjoy the companionship of other women and is someone who is dedicated to supporting
missions near and far. UMW raises money for mission projects locally, in Montana, nationally and globally. UMW meets the first Thursday Oct-Dec and Feb-May. All meetings are at 1:00 for dessert, program and business meeting, unless otherwise announced in the church newsletter.
Other activities include: Ash Wednesday Soup Supper, July picnic for families who will attend a community band concert at Bonner Park afterward, October Apple Pie sales, and December Candy Sale.
Contact President Klairaine Nichwander 396-1663 for more information.
** UMW Fellowship Circles meet once a month. Nothing compares to a small supportive group of women!
All women of the church are invted to visit groups that interest them.
GEMS Fellowship meets the
third Thursday at 7 p.m. in the church library Sept-May
This group of working women is particularly interested in the UMW Reading program and are supportive of one another.
Chair: Laela Shimer 721-1960
L.A.N.S. Fellowship meets the second Monday at 11:30 a.m. for lunch at a restaurant from Sept-Dec and Feb-May.
They are women Living Actively in the New Society. They are interested in social action in the community as well as fellowship.
Chairman: Ellie Barnes 549-1384
RUTH Fellowship meets the second Thursday at 10:00 a.m. in the church parlor Oct-May.
They invite you to come and share their fellowship, coffee, a monthly program, and outreach to church members who need a little TLC and support of missions like the YWCA Battered Women's Shelter.
Chairman: Kay Duffield 543-6722 or Judy Whiddon 258-2719
VESPERS Fellowship meets the third Wednesday at 1:00 in homes Sept-May
They have been meeting together for a long time which has led to many long friendships. They invite you to their program and meeting.
Chairman: Kay Norum 721-5750
**Special Interest Groups:
Book Group meets the fourth Thursday at 11 a.m. in the church library year round.
Co-Chair: Laurie Ball 926-1252 & Jackie Krahn 543-3979
Knitting Group meets on Saturdays at 10:00 in homes year round.
Chairman: Carole Addis 721-1817
Men's Fellowship Group
The Mighty Methodist Men meet 1st & 3rd Saturdays, at 8 a.m. in the Church Library.
Stephen Ministry Church
We participate in Stephen Ministries, where trained Stephen Ministers walk with those whose lives are in turmoil for one reason or another.
Stephen Ministers also help with prayer requests each Sunday and serve communion. Anyone in our church family can request a Stephen Minister for themselves. We hope to offer a new class to train Stephen Ministers. Members of the congregation are encouraged to consider doing the 50-hours of training and helping others in this way. As a Stephen Minister you often find satisfaction in your own life as you nurture your care receiver. What is a Stephen Minister?
Call Kay at 543-6722 or Peg at 542-1543 for more information.
Amazing Grays
The Amazing Grays are a group of church members who have been blessed with some gray hairs. They get together once a month for companionship and an enjoyable time. They go out to dinner, have a pot-luck and game night at the church, a holiday party or sometimes make a day trip by bus to some place in Montana. Friends are always welcome. Rides will be provided for those who no longer drive. Participants may sign up following church for the current activities.
New Members are received throughout the year. To learn more, please contact Pastor John Daniels by stopping by
or calling the church office at 549-6118.
Missoula First United Methodist Church Foundation:
Donations and bequests to the Foundation are used for charitable giving, scholarships and fulfilling the church's mission. Brochure with more information on charitable giving and bequests to the Foundation is available by clicking on Foundation Brochure.
Foundation Scholarships: The Foundation offers two scholarships each Spring. The Foundation Scholarship is for an active member of our church and The Katie Payne Scholarship is for a woman pursuing a nursing or medical arts career or a career in law, government or public service. Click on the blue scholarship name above for the application.
The packet containing your application, transcript, and two letters of recommendation must be postmarked April 15th or earlier.
Walk to Emmaus Fourth Day groups for men and women also meet at the church.
Walk to Emmaus weekends for men and women are held each spring. Please check out the Walk website at: www.WesternMTWalk.com
Members from other Walk communities are welcome and encouraged to help with the Walks, come to Gatherings and join 4h Day groups. More Emmaus Community Information from Upper Room.
Social Action - Love in Motion
We give of our time, talent and gifts to local agencies such as Poverello and Family Promise, to state agencies such as the Blackfeet Parish and the Intermountain Home in Helena, to national missions through mission shares, and globally we are supporting a pastor in Angola with a monthly check. We are also a Jubilee Church to help poor countries with their debt.
First United Methodist Church of Missoula is part of 19+ churches who are working to house 3-4 homeless families with children. For more information or to volunteer please contact Barbara Blanchard Mahoney at 493-6713 or go to their website: http://familypromisemissoula.net/
I was hungry and you fed me...
Come feed God's people lunch 4 or 5 times a year at the Poverello Center.
We work at the Pov whenever there is a 5th Saturday.
Call the church office to sign up (549-6118).
We are a church partner with Missoula's Habitat for Humanity We invite you to join us for a work day!
Contact the office at 549-6118 for more information.
Intermountain is a nationally accredited non-profit organization. They provide mental health and
educational services to effectively meet the diverse needs of children and families facing emotional challenges. Their primary services include: residential treatment, community-based services, and community trainings. Operating for more than 100 years, Intermountain is one of Montana's oldest child welfare agencies.
We care about others. We participate in giving relief to victims of natural disasters through UMCOR. Our church gives generously to those affected by natural disasters like hurricanes and tsunamis and will continue to support UMCOR when it heads to new disasters.
Special Days. Special Ways. We reach out to the world with Special Offerings
Sermons by Pastor John Daniels
1-18-15 Who? Me?
Scripture: I Samuel 3:1-20
Theme: Sometimes we don't want to hear the truth. Sometimes we know it's going to hurt. But the truth is ultimately the only thing that sets us free – and freedom in this sense is peace of mind, calm of heart – the peace that knows, the calm that is aware.
Yesterday, we held our second Vision Retreat for this church. A vision retreat is a gathering of leaders in our church for the purpose of long-range planning – a time of looking down the road of the future for our church. Our guiding question is: "WHAT DOES GOD WANT US TO DO OR BE?", and we spend time listening for the voice of God, through each other, through ideas, through brainstorming, through presentations, and of course through prayer.
I'd like to let you know what I think I heard God telling this church to do and be in the future. For one, I heard the voice of God say that the church ought to budget for a pastoral visitation vehicle, a vehicle which is efficient, quick, with great gas mileage….in other words, a motorcycle. Read more...
1/11/15 The Drastic Measures of God's Peace
Scriptures: Mark 1:4-11
Theme: Remembering Christ's baptism gives us opportunity to think about the nature of baptism being an act acknowledging and receiving God's grace. The peace that comes from repentance is perhaps the greatest sign of this reception – not the kind of peace which leads to an uncomplicated or stress-free life, but the kind of peace that knows to whom we belong, and who will remain with us.
They say that peace results from finishing what you have started. So yesterday, I finished off a large bar of chocolate that we had opened around Christmas, an entire box of junior mints from a stocking, and the last of the gingerbread cookies in our house – about eight in number. I have to admit, I felt an increased sense of peacefulness.
There are many forms of peace, aren't there? Finishing what one begins is just one such form. Being quiet is another. Immersing oneself in things that soothe and comfort, such as music or poetry, can also calm the soul, and give one a sense of peace.
And then, there are other forms of peace that have less to do with personal peace than with global or even universal peace. These are the kinds of peace that come when violence is ended, when justice is served, when hatred is replaced by love, when reconciliation is substituted for revenge.
Today, we have an image of peace before us. "The Spirit descended on Jesus like a dove." It's a beautiful image. It pairs the peaceful image of a delicate creature associated with gentleness and hope with the shared presence of God.
Grace and peace. The two go together; the moment speaks clearly to this. But how? How does this work? What kind of peace are we talking about? Peace is often described as the most sought after but rarest occurring state on earth. We are a violent, disturbed, complicated, and wound up world, where peace is so fleeting, so difficult to come by, let alone maintain. We only have to look towards France, or Syria, or Nigeria, or even Missoula, Montana, to see that violence has a loud voice in our world.
A former president of the Norwegian Academy of Sciences and historians from England, Egypt, Germany, and India have come up with some startling information: Since 3600 B.C. there have been 14,351 wars, 3.64 billion people killed, 1656 arms races and 8,000 peace treaties broken in violence actions. $2.95 x 10E17 worth of property destroyed (this equates to $295,000,000,000,000,000 -- $295 quadrillion).
World peace is rare; indeed, it can be readily argued that world peace is an impossibility. It would seem that the best we can hope for is to work toward a greater peace than there is now.
But it is a different matter to consider the kind of peace that I think Christ received in that baptism moment. He received the Spirit of God like a dove. To me, this says that it was the peace of God that he received. It is this peace that the Christian pursues. For without this peace, none other is truly possible. Read more...
1-4-2015 Faith's Re-Directive Tendencies
Theme: The story of the Magi speaks of one of the main tenets of faith – its propensity to encourage re-direction. From the moment when they heeded the star and the message in their dreams, to the first declaration of Jesus and his ministry of repentance, the message of God's incarnation invites divergence from what was toward what is and shall be with God.
12-24-14 Christmas Eve Message
Christmas Eve Sermon: What is it? How does it work? Is it important to my life?
Since this is the season of levity and joy, since our hearts have been strangely warmed again at this time of year, I thought it might be most appropriate if we took a moment to play a game together; it's called "What is it? How does it work? And Is it important to my life?."
What is this? This is a toothpaste squeezer;
How does it work? It works like this: (overhead);
Is it important to my life? It is not considered a necessity of life, but can help with that last annoying bit of paste at the end of the tube. Read more of the message...
12-21-14 The Challenge of God's Favor
Scripture: Luke 1:26-38
Theme: With God, rules change, impossibilities happen, and mystery wins. Faith means to trust more in God's impossibility than in our own possibilities.
Today, I would like to share with you something that is impossible. I am going to make liquid flow uphill. (demonstrate)
Impossible – but true. (explain)
Here are some other things that might seem improbable or impossible, but are true:
Maine is the closest U.S. state to Africa.
Anne Frank, Martin Luther King Jr., and Barbara Walters were born in the same year, 1929.
Cleopatra lived closer to the invention of the iPhone than she did to the building of the Great Pyramid.
Russia has a larger surface area than Pluto.
Saudi Arabia imports camels from Australia.
Hippo milk is pink.
The last time the Chicago Cubs won the baseball World Series, the Ottoman Empire still existed.
Humans share 50% of their DNA with bananas.
There are more stars in space than there are grains of sand on every beach on Earth.
There are more atoms in a glass of water than glasses of water in all the oceans on Earth.
The truth is indeed stranger than fiction, sometimes. We know this in our own lives, the many times we have been surprised, the times we experienced extreme "coincidences," the times we saw something happen that was beyond belief.
Probably everyone here has experienced more than one time when what we thought was impossible, actually occurred.
Impossible things, such as a hole in one on the golf course, do sometimes happen.
Impossible things, like acing a math test, do sometimes happen.
Impossible things, like finding out you have all the ingredients for a recipe actually in the cupboard or refrigerator and don't have to run to the store, do sometimes happen.
And then, there are bigger impossible things that sometimes do happen.
Impossible things, like congress acting in a bi-partisan manner, do sometimes happen.
Impossible things, like the children actually cleaning up their room when asked the first time, do sometimes happen.
Impossible things like your husband actually putting down the toilet seat, or picking his dirty clothes off the floor, do sometimes happen (yes, I am speaking from personal experience here, according to my wife).
Impossible things, like your pastor keeping worship from running over time, do sometimes happen.
And then, there are even bigger, even more impossible things that sometimes do happen.
Impossible things, like being forgiven of something you did to someone else, do sometimes happen.
Impossible things, like forgiving that person who hurt you so, do sometimes happen.
Impossible things, like discovering the cancer is gone, the broken heart has healed, the addiction has been broken, the anger has dissolved, the application has been accepted, the despair has lifted, or the animosity ended, do sometimes happen.
Impossible things, like an insignificant fourteen or fifteen year old girl shackled by poverty and living in a backward land in an oppressive time being chosen by God to take part in the dramatic intrusion of the divine into human affairs for the radical transformation of the world, do sometimes happen.
The Christmas story is the story of God's favoritism for the impossible. In fact, he does his most amazing work in the area known as impossible. Some would go quickly to the impossible physical feats attributed to God and Jesus in the Bible – the parting of the waters by Moses, the chariot to heaven for Elijah, the walking on water by Jesus, the raising of the dead by God's son, the resurrection of Christ. But I think there are greater impossibilities that God works with everyday, all the time, whenever we take God's lead and replace hatred with love, replace isolation with connection, replace knowledge with faith, replace tension with trust, replace criticism with compassion, or replace apathy with justice. If you work with a variety of people regularly, you've seen how impossible these kinds of trades can be. BUT THEY DO HAPPEN, SOMETIMES.
And where they happen, I think God is most visibly alive. For this is the character of God – that he lives in the twilight zone between reason and mystery, that he is most active in the shadows that lie between human strength and human frailty, that he occupies the space between the stark horrors of darkness and the profound joy of light. That's where he met Mary, on that day so long ago, and that's where Mary met God, in her willingness to trade the security of the knowable for the challenge of the impossible. For God so often dwells in the impossible; and through the impossible, all that is possible arises. This is God's bottom line – as our scripture lesson puts it from the angel Gabriel – "for with God nothing will be impossible."
The author Madeleine L'Engle's wrote a beautiful verse reflecting God's invitation to have faith in God's repeated embrace of the impossible:
This is the irrational season
When love blooms bright and wild.
Had Mary been filled with reason
There'd have been no room for the child.
We need reason; it is an essential tool that we possess as human beings. But sometimes, reason can get in the way. Logic, though it can guide so much of life in so many needed ways, can sometimes miss the obvious. Though we need to rely upon our senses to inform us of what is real and true, the perception that sometimes results might not be accurate. There are many other, less concrete ways in which we discover what is truly valuable in life – ask anyone who has loved another, who has cared beyond what was expected, who has given of themselves sacrificially for the benefit of someone in need. None of these altruisms make sense in the realms of reason, logic, or the world's self-possessed eyes. But these are often where the greatest experiences of life are found; this is often where people have discovered hope that is not bound by understanding; this is often where meaning is unquestioned. Impossible – but true.
I would like to leave you this morning with an insight shared by Frederick Buechner in his book, The Hungering Dark:
"Those who believe in God can never in a way be sure of him again. Once they have seen him in a stable, they can never be sure where he will appear or to what lengths he will go or to what ludicrous depths of self-humiliation he will descend in his wild pursuit of man. If the holiness and the awful power and majesty of God were present in this least auspicious of all events, this birth of a peasant's child, then there is no place or time so lowly and earthbound but that holiness can be present there, too. And this means that we are never safe, that there is no place where we can hide from God, no place where we are safe from his power to break in two and recreate the human heart because it is just where he seems most helpless that he is most strong, and just where we least expect him that he comes most fully."
Can I share with you one last story that, at least for me, expresses this well? That where the principles of God's will and desire for his people are acted upon to shape life, impossible things regularly occur?
Under a cultural-exchange program, Alan Abramskeay and his family in Roanoke, Texas, were hosts to a rabbi from Russia at Christmas time. They decided to introduce him to a culinary treat that was probably not available in his country: They took him to their favorite Chinese restaurant.
Throughout the meal, the rabbi spoke excitedly about the wonders of North America in comparison to the bleak conditions in his homeland. When they had finished eating, the waiter brought the check and presented each of them with a small brass Christmas-tree ornament as a seasonal gift.
They all laughed when Abramsky's father pointed out that the ornaments were stamped "Made in India." But the laughter subsided when they saw that the rabbi was quietly crying. Concerned, Abramsky's father asked the rabbi if he was offended because he'd been given a gift for a Christian holiday.
He smiled, shook his head and said, "No, that's not it. I was shedding tears of joy to be in a place where a Buddhist gives a Jew a Christmas gift made by a Hindu!" (5)
Impossible? Not for God. And not for those who trust in God. Even when things seem impossible. Especially when things seem impossible. God makes all things possible.
Listening to Wilderness Voices
Scripture: John 1:6-8, 19-28
Theme: Many Christians believe that the point of faith is to receive a "faith tan" – receiving what God offers in Christ as a gift meant only for us, a gift to be received to our satisfaction, our security, our benefit. The problem with this is that the gift of Jesus and his love, as designed, as intended, was meant to be both received and shared; you cannot keep it to yourself for it to be real. Otherwise, a kind of spiritual skin cancer grows – cancerous in the sense of that love, meant to be reflected to others, becomes an object of possession, rather than distribution. For Jesus to be real, Jesus must be shared.
"There was a man sent from God, whose name was John. He came as a witness to testify to the light, so that all might believe through him. He himself was not the light, but he came to testify to the light. The true light, which enlightens everyone, was coming into the world."
Who here likes light? Especially as the fog of this past week seems to still be lingering around? Especially as the nights get longer and longer? Especially as the beauty of this season shows forth brilliantly in the light displays in yards and houses and stores. But – things can get out of control, can't they?
"John the Baptist came to bear testimony to the light…" says our scripture lesson today. This is the light of God in Jesus his Son. It is a light needed by the world. Yet, things can get very out of line regarding this light, and how it was designed to be shared with all by those who receive its radiance – for so very often it is received but not shared, gloried in but not used, praised over but not lived in.
This last week, as I was basking in the radiance of the Christmas spirit – full of light and peace and hope-- I came across a quote that stunned me. The quote had to do with this:
Here is what it said: "Many Christians are preoccupied with tanning themselves in the radiance of Jesus – to sit in the light of God, allowing its radiance to warm, comfort, and encourage their own personal journey in this world. But just as too much time basking our bodies in the sun produces skin cancer, too much time basking our own spirit in the light of Jesus can produce soul cancer, resulting in the paradox of a self-serving faith. The light of God was meant for all – we receive its fullness only as we give it away."
This brought to mind a story I wanted to share with you, written by Robert Fulghum about a true life experience he had. The story is called Life as a Fragment of a Mirror.
Life as a Fragment of a Mirror by Robert Fulghum
Author Robert Fulghum (All I Ever Needed to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, and It Was On Fire When I Lay Down On It) tells this story of one of his professors, a wise man whose name was Alexander Papaderos:
Many years ago, I was attending a two-week seminar on Greek culture; the seminar leader was Dr. Alexander Papaderos. During the last session on the last morning of the seminar, Dr. Papaderos turned and made the ritual gesture: "Are there any questions?"
Quiet quilted the room. These two weeks had generated enough questions for a lifetime, but for now, there was only silence.
"No questions?" Papaderos swept the room with his eyes.
So, I asked.
"Dr. Papaderos, what is the meaning of life?"
The usual laughter followed, and people stirred to go.
Papaderos held up his hand and stilled the room and looked at me for a long time, asking with his eyes if I was serious and seeing from my eyes that I was.
"I will answer your question."
Taking his wallet out of his hip pocket, he fished into a leather billfold and brought out a very small round mirror, about the size of a quarter.
And what he said went something like this:
"When I was a small child, during the war, we were very poor and we lived in a remote village. One day, on the road, I found the broken pieces of a mirror. A German motorcycle had been wrecked in that place.
"I tried to find all the pieces and put them together, but it was not possible, so I kept only the largest piece. This one. And by scratching it on a stone, I made it round. I began to play with it as a toy and became fascinated by the fact that I could reflect light into dark places where the sun would never shine–in deep holes and crevices and dark closets. It became a game for me to get light into the most inaccessible places I could find.
"I kept the little mirror, and as I went about my growing up, I would take it out in idle moments and continue the challenge of the game. As I became a man, I grew to understand that this was not just a child's game but a metaphor for what I might do with my life. I came to understand that I am not the light or the source of light. But light–truth, understanding, knowledge–is there, and it will only shine in many dark places if I reflect it.
"I am a fragment of a mirror whose whole design and shape I do not know. Nevertheless, with what I have I can reflect light into the dark places of this world–into the black places in the hearts of men–and change some things in some people. Perhaps others may see and do likewise. This is what I am about. This is the meaning of life."
And then he took his small mirror and, holding it carefully, caught the bright rays of daylight streaming through the window and reflected them onto my face and onto my hands folded on the desk.
You and I are fragments of a mirror whose whole design and shape we do not fully know. Nevertheless, with what we have we can reflect light into the dark places of this world – into the black places in the hearts of people –and change some things in some people. This is who we are as followers of Jesus. This is the meaning of our lives.
(The story ends this way…..hand out mirrors)
12-07-14 Children's Christmas pagaent - no sermon.
7-6-14 - A Final Word from the District Superintendent
Scripture: Colossians 1:1-14
Theme: The DS has some insights on the new pastor appointed under his watch – and there are concerns! But not if we remember what God has said to us consistently, constantly, as reflected in today's scripture – we share in the inheritance of the saints in the light; we are given the opportunities to grow in the knowledge of God; and God is with us every step of the way.
Recently, I made a request of our Bishop Elaine Stanovsky – that she would grant an extension to the position of Western Mountains District Superintendent until 10:30am, July 6th, 2014. She graciously extended that privilege, and so I stand here before you as the Western Mountains District Superintendent for the next 25 minutes. I felt this was an important request to make, for as District Superintendent overseeing the new appointment to this church, the First United Methodist Church of Missoula, Montana, I needed to raise up to your awareness some things about your newly appointed pastor. I am uniquely qualified to make commentary, I believe, for I know this new pastor fairly well – we talk on a regular basis, and have done so for over 40 years. Let me put it to you directly – there are some things you really ought to know about him. Read more of the message


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NaruHina Christmas Story*****Hinata's POV***** Soon the war was over and we won. Sasuke was back and everyone was happy even though it took sometime for the villagers to trust Sasuke again. Naruto became Hokage. Sadly my father died so I became Head of the Hyuga Clan. It was a day before Christmas and I had a lot of shopping to do. Luckily I had enough money to buy present for everyone in my clan and all my friends and sensais. Ever since the war all I could ever think about was Naruto and every time we would run into each other I would ran away. I didn't know why my legs just act on its own. Was it because I was afraid he would reject me? Then when he would send me on missions I would stay silent and accept them then leave quickly. I always wonder why I would leave like that and that he probably hates me now. As I pushed my thoughts aside and finished wrapping all of the presents. I color coded everyone's with their favorite color. But to me the only color
NaruHina Rock Star Chapter 8 Once Hinata and Naruto woke up Sakura, Sasuke, Ino and Kiba was came to pick up Hinata because Tsunade had news to tell them. Tsunade was waiting for them at her office then heard knocks. "Come in!" "You called for us?" Sakura asks as they all walked in. "Yes... I hope you have a song to perform because you have to perform tonight." Tsunade explained then Naruto, Sasuke and Kiba's mouth drop. But they haven't even practice a song!! The boys thought. "Yes we do..." Ino said. They boys looked at them. "Good. You will perform at 7 p.m. Understand?" "Yes." said the girl then left with the boys following. Once they were away from Tsunade's office the boys run in front of the girls. "Uh... Whats wronge?" Ino ask. "You were lying weren't you?" Kiba asks. "Lying about what?" Hinata asks. "You said that you guys have a song to perform but we haven't seen you practice
NaruHina Rock Star Chapter 7 Soon Hinata woke up and notices Naruto not there. She shot up and looked around. Then runs downstairs. "So when will be back?" she heard Naruto. "I'm not sure..." then Hinata turned the corner and sees Naruto talking to Hinako. "Hinata... How you feeling?" Hinako asks Hinata. "W-Where are you going?" Hinata asks. "I have mission I have to do." "Oh..." "I promise I'll be back okay?" Hinata nodds her head. "I made you guys dinner." Hinako said as she hugs Hinata. Then goes to the door. "I'll come straight home when I come back." then she smiles. "Be safe... Okay." Hinata said before Hinako closes the door. Soon it was just Hinata and Naruto. "She's gone..." "Hey... It's okay... I'm still here." Naruto said as he hugs Hinata. "Thank you.... Naru." Hinata said. "Naru huh...." "It's a new nickname." Naruto smiles as he
NaruHina Rock Star Chapter 6 Then Sakura cough to let Naruto and Hinata know that they're there watching them. Then Hinata's face turned red and let go of Naruto. "A-Anyways h-how a-about that n-new song?" Hinata said facing the ground. "Yeah... So where's the notes?" Ino asks. "Why won't you sing that song?" Sasuke asks. "Well... It's up to Hinata. And plus we never thought about it." Sakura said smiling. "So what'd you say Hinata... Want to use that song in front of everyone?" Naruto asks Hinata but sees her shaking. "Hinata...?" then she looks at him. "You don't have to sing it if you don't want to Hinata." Naruto told her as he hugs her. "No... I want to." Hinata said calming down. "Okay. So all we need to do is add the drums and sort of the guitars." Sakura said. As they got into places. "Um... Sakura. Try to do the notes I did. No what! I have the notes up stairs for you to use. I'll be r
NaruHina Rock Star Chapter 3 Soon Hinata wakes up with a pair of arms wrapped around her. Then she remembers about last night and how Naruto asked her out. 'I should probably make breakfast.' Hinata thought then tried to free herself from Naruto's grip. But it was no use. Naruto wouldn't let go. "My Hina..." Hinata heard Naruto say. "You can't have her!" he yelled. Then pulled Hinata closer and soon Hinata's nose was touching Naruto's. "She's mine..." he whispered. Then Hinata fainted. After 10 minutes. Naruto woke up and found Hinata 'sleeping' in his arms. He smiles then kisses Hinata's forehead. Then he slowly unwrap his arms around Hinata. Soon he's standing over Hinata. 'She's so cute when she sleeps!' he thought then walks out and looks for the bathroom. Soon Hinako wakes up and sees Naruto walk all over the place. "Morning Naruto." she said as she smiles. "Morning Hinako." Naruto replies smiling. "Where can I find the bathroom." he asked rubbing the
NaruHina Rock Star Chapter 1 They stand on stage waiting for their cue. Then the bubblegum haired guitarist starts with a slow beat. Then the blonde drummer joins in and soon the lights turn on. In front of them is a huge crowd. Then the blue haired girl starts to sing. She never slows down~She doesn't know why but when she~ all alone,Feels like its all~ coming downShe won't turn around~The shadows are long and she fears if she cries~That first tear~ the tears will not stop~ raining down ~ Soon the drummer and guitarist start having the beats go a little faster. So stand in the rain~ Stand your ground~Stand up when it's all crashing down~You stands through the pain~ you won't drown~ And one day what's lost can be found~You stand in the rain~ Soon the blue hair girl stops singing but the drummer and guitarist keep going. The whole crowd starts screaming with th
Listen To Your Heart Chapter 3 Tatiana hides her face. "Come on honey. Don't be like that." Gabriela said as she toke a step forward but Tatiana quickly toke a step back. Gabriela looks at her shocked. "Aren't you happy? You just found out that you're mother is alive." she said. "Which reminds me... The only way you can become queen is by getting married.." Tatiana's head shot up. "What you say?" she asked. "You need to be married in order to become queen. But I got that all covered. I found you a husband and all we ne-" "What you mean you already found me a husband?! Who is he?!" Tatiana yelled in a shakey voice "Why aren't you excited." Gabriela said joking. "Answer me!" Tatiana yelled. "You really want to know who you're marrying...?" Gabriela asked grinning. Tatiana just glares at her. "Sasuke..." she said. Everyone looks at Tatiana shocked then looks at Sasuke who just smiles. "A deals, a deal." Gabriela said


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Actor Alfonso Ribeiro wed love Angela Unkrich in Los Angeles on Saturday, a source confirms to Us Weekly.
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41-year-old Ribeiro -- he played cousin Cartlon on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air -- exchanged vows with his love, 31, at a bash attended by his Fresh Prince costars, including Will Smith, who served as a groomsman alongside singer Joey Fatone and baseball star David Justice.
"Just married the man of my dreams today...happiest day of my life," the bride tweeted after the ceremony. On Sunday, she added, "1st morning waking up as Mrs. Ribeiro = AMAZING!!! So happy and blessed!"
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The couple announced their engagement in July. It's the second marriage for former child star Ribeiro, who has a 9-year-old daughter, Sienna, with ex-wife Robin Stapler.
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer, also known as ELP, are an English progressive rock super group. They found success in the 1970s, sold over forty million albums and headlined large stadium concerts. The legendary rock band reunited to celebrate their 40th Anniversary and headlined London's first High Voltage Rock Festival. This was the historic moment when Emerson Lake and Palmer performed for the first time since 1998. This spectacular performance, with extravagant special effects and lighting, recaptured the magic and musical genius of Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer as they performed their greatest hits in front of thousands of fans and leaving a lasting memory of the stunning musicianship of these three legendary performers.
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Is the 3rd time truly a charm??
First, let me say please actually read my full profile and take note to what I'm looking for in a man, specifically age and background. If you don't fall under those preference's (that's why I filled that part out), please do not wink at me or send me a message. And I say that in the nicest way possible :-) I'm just a laid back lady looking for someone special to spend her time with. I'm not really looking for anything heavy or serious right now, and I'm not looking for a fling either. Basically, I would like for nature to take it's course and see what happens. I'm looking for a man who isn't into playing games and is straight forward and honest. My main qualities are someone who's just an all around good man. A good man to me is someone who means what they say and says what they mean. Someone who isn't full of filler words but actually shows that I'm their #1 priority. Not to sound like a total snob, but I know I have a beautiful smile, I know I'm beautiful or else you wouldn't send me a wink or message me...tell me something that's not obvious. You must be an honest person, God fearing, have a close relationship with your family, like to do new and different things, have an awesome sense of humor (I need for you to be able to laugh at yourself and me as well), be sensitive (but not a skirt, haha), goal oriented and for that matter set and achieve your goals, be able to put on a suit and tie and have a romantic date night, as well as like to cuddle up and have an indoor date night. The list could go on but for for right now that's all I can think of. Most of all, I'm just looking for a man that's all around just...good.
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Walking / Hiking
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Cats
I like Birds, Dogs, Fish, Horses
I'm not some crazy cat lady :-) I only have one cat!
I don't really have a favorite local place but I love beaches, any place where I can enjoy the beautiful scenery, and your local/dive bar. As far as travel, so far my favorite place is Sicily...can we say Gelato!!!
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I don't really have a favorite music type, very open in my music selections. I listen to pretty much anything from rock to classical.
In my free time I enjoy reading, cooking, baseball games, and trying new and fun things. Life is too short to not try new and exciting things to do.
The last book I read was a comedic/chic/romance book. Recently got a Kindle so I have more than 50 books on there that range from murder/mystery to total smuttiness, LOL.
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Height: | 5'5" (165cms) | 5'10" (177cms) to 6'4" (193cms) |
Body type: | Slender | Slender, About average, Athletic and toned |
Eyes: | Brown | Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel |
Hair: | Dark brown | No preference |
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Smoke: | No Way | No Way, Occasionally |
Drink: | Social Drinker | Social Drinker |
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Due to severe weather Garbage Collection has been postponed. Zone A which is scheduled for Tuesday, January 27 has been postponed until Thursday, January 29 and Zone B scheduled for Wednesday, January 28 has been postponed until Friday, January 30.
Municipal Alliance Sleigh Riding Night
On Saturday, January 31st from 6-9 p.m. at the Robert Street Park the Municipal Alliance is sponsoring a sleigh riding night of family fun. Hot chocolate and roasted marshmallows will be provided. Bring your sled!
Fire Department Fundraiser
On Saturday, January 31st 15% of all food and drink checks at the Canal House 47 Kossuth Street will be donated to the Wharton Fire Department.
Electronic Waste
The Department of Public Works can now accept electronic waste. There are two options to dispose of your electronic waste. The first option is you can purchase a $10 sticker at Town Hall and place the item out on every other Thursday. The dates for pick up in January are Thursday, January 8th and Thursday, January 22nd. Other 2015 dates will be published in your 2015 town calendar. The second option is you can drop your electronic waste at the DPW building on the same dates from 12-2:30 for free.
Winter Storms
With high winds and heavy accumulations of ice and snow, winter storms can cause power outages. To be prepared, experts suggest you should be ready to meet your family's basic needs for up to three days. Make sure you are ready with:
Safety Tips for Staying Indoors During a Winter Storm
- Listen to your NOAA Weather Radio or check The Weather Channel and weather.com frequently for weather updates and emergency information.
- Use extreme caution with electric space heaters. Keep them at least a few feet away from anything flammable, such as drapes, bed sheets or blankets. Never place them on top of furniture or near water, and never let children play unattended around them.
- Keep a fire extinguisher close by the area in which you plan to use a space heater or kerosene heater.
- Use your fireplace, wood stove or other similar heater only if it is properly ventilated and does not leak gas into your home's indoor air space.
Police Department
The Wharton Police Department serving Wharton and Mine Hill has returned to 10 Robert Street as of December 4, 2014. All reports can be made and picked up at that location.
Tax Information Available Online
Wharton Borough's tax information is now available online. Please click here for the online look-up system.
County Roads
We have received many phone calls regarding the condition of Main Street and Dewey Avenue. These are both County roads and maintained by the County. We have been in contact with the County regarding the condition of the roads.
Reporting a Power Outage
If your power is out, please call 1-888-LIGHTSS (1-888-544-4877) to report an outage.
Community Notification System
Don't be left in the dark! Wharton's Community Notification System puts you in control of how and when we communicate with you during both emergency and non-emergency events. This new system went live in May of 2013.
Pothole & Highway Maintenance Reporting
The State of New Jersey Department of Transportation has created an online reporting system for problems with our state highways or off ramps.