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Because of the large number of candidates vying for the Republican position on the ballot, a runoff is likely. If no single candidate receives more than 50 percent of the votes, the top two candidates will face off again in a runoff on July 15 to decide who the Republican candidate will be.
In the race for Walker County Coroner, voters can choose either Mark Pendley or Joey Vick. The winner of that election will face Democrat Jeff Nelson in the Fall.
The two Alabama House of Representatives races will be decided by the primary election, since no Democrats qualified for the races.
In District 13, challenger Connie Cooner Rowe will face incumbent Bill Roberts for the Republican nomination.
In District 14, incumbent Richard Baughn will be up against challenger Tim Wadsworth for the seat.
Other positions up for election this time were unopposed, such as Walker County Superintendent Jason Adkins, Board of Education Chairman Brad Ingle, Walker County District Judge Henry Allred, and Alabama Sen. Greg Reed. Those candidates were the only ones from either party to qualify for their respective seats.
There will also be primary choices for governor, Republicans can choose between Robert Bentley, Stacy Lee George and Bob Starkey.
The governor's race is the only office to appear on the Democratic primary ballot in Walker County, giving voters the choice of Kevin Bass and Parker Griffith.
For Lt. Governor, Republican candidates Kay Ivey and Walker County native Stan Cooke will vy for the opportunity to face Democrat James C. Fields Jr. on Nov. 4.
Secretary of State candidates Reese McKinney, John Merrill and Jim Perdue will be seeking the Republican nomination to face Democrat Lula Albert-Kaigler in the Fall.
Dale Peterson, Hobbie L. Sealy, Adam Thompson and Jim Zeigler will compete for the Republican nomination for State Auditor. The winner of the primary will face Miranda Karrine Joseph in November.
Republicans will also chose a new person for Public Service Commission, Place 1 and Place 2.
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The views of Alaska from the boat are beautiful, but by hiking in the forests you see behind all those trees to the temperate rain forest. It is full of green growth - vines, lichen, moss, leaves and voluptuous beauty. We were able to walk on glaciers, in muskeg, and enjoy wildflowers and wildlife.
Our boat was small - 76 guests on board. The rooms are very simple but functionary. The sun deck was used for yoga classes in the morning and then for relaxing later in the day after activities. The boat is very basic - nothing luxurious about it! The only change I wished for was for tables and chairs to play cards or a game on. The lounge had very small cocktail tables. The food was very good, and we always had 3 choices of entree. My vegan husband was happy with his meals.
The crew were absolutely the best! Always accommodating and friendly. By the end of the week it was hard to say goodbye. When we were in the middle of a hike, the expedition leader might gather us into a group and then read a poem about the wilderness. It bonded us together, and to the sacred land.
In my opinion, this is the way to see Alaska. Small coves, boots on the ground, kayaking to get really close to the land. Lots of friendly people, good food, great crew, memorable experiences.


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Just tried the medium and applied it under my eyes. Love the texture. Not dry and not sticky! One small bit applied in one step. No tugging, no pulling on the sensitive skin under eye. Love this product.
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This is a long-lasting under eye concealer that completely erases my dark lids (Goss calls them "stained") and under eye circles, leaving them perfectly matching the rest of my face. I do moisturize well before applying it, and use just a tiny bit of HD finishing powder to set it. It lasts all day and doesn't crease. I was hesitant to order it as it's on the pricey side for me, but I love it and will definitely repurchase if I ever run out. There's a lot of product in the jar and I need so little that I'll be using it for a long time!
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Fantastic: food in specialty restaurants, at $5 surcharge per person. We spent there almost every evening.
Great: crew, service, and the atmosphere they created. When Norwegian lost our luggage in the previous back-to-back cruise, they were extremely helpful to get it back. Food in the buffet and the main room. Cabins: not very spacious but very nicely organized and pleasant.
Ok: butler (= upgraded steward). Entertainment was ok to solid.
Not so good: excursions. The excursions director was funny and informative but the quality of some excursions was horrible. In Jamaica, the guide thought that we were on a different trip (I thought initially that she was joking). She was not prepared and did not know what to say. So she was singing songs etc. Azamara reimbursed us for this trip though.


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ANDERSON — The Madison County Community Health Center started a 10-week session Prenatal Centering Program on June 11. The Centering Pregnancy Program is available to pregnant mothers in a group setting. They are part of a Centering Community that includes: taking care of yourself and your child and helping to build healthy communities one group at a time.
The first session dealt with smoking cessation or contact with second-hand smoke. The mothers who smoked agreed to quit. They willingly agreed to complete the Indiana Tobacco Quitline (ITQL) referral forms. Their progress will be monitored at the meetings that follow. The next Centering group session is scheduled for July 9.
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Rustic Luxury Cabin in the Pines in Pinetop
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- baths 2
- sleeps 8
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Relax and enjoy the cool air and mountain breezes at our custom built cabin located in the Pinetop
Lakes Country Club. This gorgeous home offers a 3 bedroom, 2 bath spilt floor plan and features
vaulted aspen ceilings, stone fireplace, slate floors, granite counters and custom maple cabinetry.
Enjoy a relaxing soak in the jacuzzi tub located in the master bath! The cabin is located at the end
of a cul-de-sac street and offers two decks, one in the front surrounded by majestic Ponderosa Pines
and a second, large deck in the back which overlooks a large, quiet, open area. This beautifully
appointed cabin is the perfect retreat with local access to some of Arizona's finest skiing, hiking,
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Our 1700 sq. ft., log sided cabin is tastefully decorated and provides a warm and inviting
atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy family and friends and countless seasonal activitites! The
cabin comfortably sleeps six. The master bedroom offers a king size bed and private bath, the second
bedroom has a queen size bed and shares a bath with the third bedroom which is equipped with twin
size trundle beds. A queen size air mattress is available to sleep an additional 2 people. Each
bedroom is beautifully furhished. All linens and toiletries are included. All you need to bring are
your clothes and toothbrushes.
The great room offers soaring ceilings, floor-ceiling stone fireplace surrounded by oversized
leather couches and chairs where you can relax, read, play a game, watch TV or a movie. The room is
fully equipped with cable TV, DVD, VCR, mutli-speaker stereo (which also has speakers on both
decks!) and internet access. We have many games and puzzles available for your use.
Our kitchen opens to the great room and has everything you need to create a delicious meal.
Appliances include: Refrigerator/Freezer, Gas Range and Oven, Microwave, Dishwasher, Crock Pot,
Blender, Waffle iron, Electric Griddle, Toaster. Pots and pans,utensils,dishes and glassware are
included. You are welcome to use our spices and condiments.
Washer and Dryer are located in a separate room with laundry soap for your use and convenience.
We do accept well behaved and potty-trained dogs. Please refer to fees below.
activities and attractions in Pinetop Arizona
Whether your defintion of a vacation is action packed or rest and relaxation, Pinetop offers the
best of both! No matter what the season, you will have a wide choice of activities.
Within minutes of the cabin, you can access hiking and biking trails (175 miles of interconnected
well marked trails), ATV trails, horseback riding, golf, fishing, shopping, antiquing, restaurants,
museums,sledding, casinos, night life and more. Within 30 minutes, you have access to Arizona's
largest ski resort where winter sports abound! Countless lakes are nearby for boating and fishing.
Licensing may be required.
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Our cabin was built as our personal vacation home. We rent it with the expectation that you will
treat it with respect and care for it as if you were a guest staying at a friend's home.
Maximum occupancy is 8 people. We require a 2 night minimum and a 3 night minimum stay on
holidays. A non-refundable $100 cleaning fee is added to each reservation.
Peak Season: December 1- April 1 and Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Holidays: Christmas, New Year's, Thanksgiving, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day and Valentine's Day, President's Day, MLK Day.
Off Season: all other days
Rates: Off Season Daily: $195 Off Season Weekly: $1050. 2 night min.
Peak Season Daily: $225 Peak Season Weekly: $1275. 2 night min.
Holiday Daily: $275 Holiday Weekly: $1500. 3 night min.
Please contact us for rates on longer stays. Additional fees apply for pre-approved pets.
Check in: 5:00 pm
Check out : 11:00 am
Our cabin is a non-smoking home. A $500 refundable security deposit will hold your reservation. Until the deposit is received, rates and availbility may change without notice. Cancellations made within 30 days of the arrival date
will result in a forfeit of your full deposit. Full payment is due 14 days prior to occupancy. This payment is non-refundable unless the cabin is rebooked. Any missing or damaged items or unusual cleaning requirements will be deducted from your security deposit refund.
Jeanne and Paul Staron 480-860-2816
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Pinetop
- 175 miles of hiking trails
- Tons of lakes for fishing and boating
- Enjoy a round of golf
Top things to do on a budget
- Plan a picnic in the pines
- Browse through the antique stores
- Star gazing at night
- Take a bike ride
Top things to do with a family
- Enjoy an outing to Greer
- Horse Back Riding is always a favorite!
- Spend some time at one of our lakes
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MADISON (WAOW) – Renovations to dormitories at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point were included among $157 million in building projects approved Wednesday by the state Building Commission chaired by Gov. Scott Walker.
Dorm renovations totaling $31.2 million were authorized at UWSP and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, the governor said in a statement.
UWSP spokeswoman Nick Schultz said two dormitories – Watson Hall built in 1968 and Thomas Hall built in 1969 – will be renovated and made more energy efficient with $13.4 million over the next two summers.
Walker said other projects funded Wednesday included $64.3 million for UW-River Falls to construct the Falcon Center for Health, Education and Wellness and to renovate Ramer Field and $56 million for UW-Stout and UW-Oshkosh to renovate academic buildings.
"The projects approved today will provide an economic benefit to the entire state," the governor said.
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A: CDA (Child Development Associate) is a nationally recognized, professional credential for individuals interested in a career in early childhood education. The CDA substantiates training and skills necessary as a primary caregiver for young children.
The TECTA Program is a grant program designed to enhance and support the qualifications of early childhood education personnel. In some cases, TECTA may provide scholarships monies for students who meet the program's requirements and are pursuing a CDA. However, a student does not have to be a TECTA student in order to enroll in Southwest's CDA certificate program.
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A: The main factor differentiating the Associate of Arts program of study from the Associate of Science program of study is the inclusion of a foreign language requirement (Spanish I and II) in the Associate of Arts program. The Associate of Science in Teaching has several requirements (i.e. GPA, Praxis I completion, and index of suitability) that are not included in the Associate of Arts Education program of study.
Q: What is the TEP Program?
A: Usually at the sophomore or early in the junior year, one is ready for admission to an Undergraduate Teacher Education Program (TEP). Students must apply for and meet standards required for admission to the TEP at their respective four-year institution. Standards vary from institution to institution. Students must be fully admitted to the TEP before taking Level II or upper level education courses or before they can begin student teaching or an internship.
Q: What is the Praxis I: PPST?
A: The Pre-Professional Skills Test is designed to be taken early in your college career to measure reading, writing and mathematics skills. The PPST is a paper-based test and is a general requirement for admission to a teacher education program. The PPST is offered six times a year and requires pre-registration. For more information on registration and preparation materials, refer to the Praxis Registration Bulletin, which is available in the Department of Education Office, the Memphis City School Board of Education, or your local bookstore. Students can also log on to http://www.ets.org/praxis/.
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A: The Praxis II, also known as the NTE, is a set of rigorous and carefully validated assessments that provide accurate, reliable information for use by state education agencies in making licensing decisions. Where the Praxis I is designed for those entering a teacher education program, the Praxis II is designed for those individuals entering the teacher profession and is generally taken one full semester before graduation. Subject Assessments measure candidates' knowledge of the subjects they will teach, as well as general and subject-specific pedagogical skills and knowledge. Principles of Learning and Teaching is also included in this group.
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How should I react if someone gives me a religious christmas present? I not expecting one, but I want to be prepared if it happens. Most of my family doesn't know that I'm an atheist (it's never comes up). Should I say "No, thanks, I'm not a Christian" in front of everyone (or perhaps in private), or just accept the gift? Is there another way to handle it? Most of my family aren't very religious, but a couple are.
This definitely isn't an easy situation. If you say something, even privately, you risk causing bad feelings (at a time when everyone is supposed to be getting closer to one another) and creating a confrontation that will be remembered for years. On the other hand, if you say nothing, you run the risk of getting such presents over and over, giving people the wrong impression about who you are. So what do you do? The ideal solution is probably to address such issues long before they become problems, but that also requires coming out of the closet about your atheism, or at the very least about religious skepticism, and that's a problem in itself.
Add your thoughts to the comments here or join the ongoing discussion in the forum.
- December 3, 2008 at 12:50 pm(1) mobathoome says:
Austin says: When it's a religious person receiving the present, everyone is happy…
Don't bet on it if the religious receiver gets a religious present from a known atheist. My mother told me that my father was allegedly offended when I gave my mother a reproduction of a classical (WASP) Jesus which I thought she would like. My father and I never did discuss this, and the possibility remains that my mother was offended and used my father as a way of expressing it.
Austin says: So what do you do?
What does a vegan do when given a steak dinner? What does a communist do when given stock in a corporation? What does a PC do when given a Mac?
When receiving a gift, it's the thought that counts.
- December 3, 2008 at 3:14 pm(2) Geis says:
"It's the thought that counts", but what if the thought is wrong? If someone knows that you are an atheist yet gives you a bible for Christmas, what thought is counting there?
My father-in-law has a history of giving me crappy or useless gifts but, for the most part, it was easy enough to say "thanks" and then pass them off to someone else or the 2nd hand store. Having him donate to a religious charity in my name wasn't too bad (it bought a goat) until the junk mail started to arrive from my being put on a list. Receiving a bible, however, was not a gift that was accepted. It went back with a simple explanation that I already had a bible and, being an atheist, wasn't interested in having another one.
After that, he only sent cash.
- December 4, 2008 at 4:09 pm(3) Terry says:
It is the thought that counts, as long as the thought is honest and not an attempt to prostyletize.
However, I would not, could not ethically, remain silent and allow a misunderstanding of who I am. The gift should be returned, but without making light of the sentiment. A reply something like "I really appreciate the thought, but I'm an atheists. Maybe you should give this to somebody who could appreciate it more and just treat me to Starbucks or something."
- December 4, 2008 at 7:16 pm(4) Jeremy says:
For the most part I don't mind religiously oriented gifts. I simply view them the same as any other gift that I have no use for, although some have ended up being interesting though probably not in the way intended. If it is from someone as a means to prostyletize then I simply say "thank you." with a smile and make a mental note of who will receive a copy of "The God Delusion" or "God Is Not Great" from me next year.
- December 10, 2008 at 8:31 am(5) Adrienne says:
I received a Mothers Bible years ago, not as a xmas gift, but as a thank you from a PTA president for working on a lengthy and involved project. This woman and I were just acquaintances, not friends. I could not accept the present, so I wrote her a nice note thanking her for the kind thoughts (even though it was presumptuous on her part) and telling her about my atheism and the reasons why I felt I had to return the gift.
Of course I had no way of knowing her reaction, but she really surprised me when she wanted to sit and talk about it over coffee. What didn't surprise me was when she told me that I was the first atheist she had ever gotten to know. That little fact saddened me, but I was happy to be her first. I hope I left her with a positive impression of atheism and of those who hold that position.
- December 12, 2008 at 9:18 pm(6) Istele says:
I occasionally receive religious gifts from my grandmother, one of the few people who I've really discussed my atheism with, though not for Christmas.
I think she just finds these things interesting, though, and wants to share that. I think it really depends on the intent of the person giving the gift for things like that, whether you should say anything or not.
- December 24, 2008 at 3:12 am(7) sornord says:
My wife received a picture of Herr Ratzinger (Pope Benedict) as a gift from her mother. Even she was scratching her head at that, while I simply muttered "Huh?" and shook mine…talk about idol worship!
- December 30, 2009 at 9:44 am(8) tracieh says:
This isn't really about religious gifts, per se, but the idea of how religious people might be offended by religious icons.
When I was little, someone gave me a glow-in-the-dark rosary. To me, it was just a little beaded necklace with a cross on it. I knew some people prayed with them–in Catholic churches, but I just thought it was a cool trinket.
My mother, on the other hand, was a Fundamentalist ex-Catholic, who had a sh*t-fit over this thing when she saw me playing with it. Idol, false work of satan, and all that, I suppose. I recall I kept it for some time. To her credit she didn't "make me" throw it away. But I do recall that it sort of just "disappeared" after awhile–and I don't recall ever personally getting rid of it.
One of the things I enjoy about being an atheist is the freedom to not impart power to objects or ideas and rituals. I could just as soon attend a Catholic service as a Hindu feast as a Baptist tent meeting, and it wouldn't phrase me beyond curiosity and interest. In my past, as a Christian, however, I was taught to empower objective concerns in very co-dependent ways–in ways where I was not encouraged to recognize the thing itself had no power, but that which I assigned to it; that any evil assigned to this object was evil from me, not from the object itself.
- December 30, 2009 at 3:01 pm(9) Karen says:
I was taught from a very early age that one accepts all presents graciously, assuming that the giver is simply misguided about what one might want as a gift but that her/his heart is in the right place. I was taught other things from a very early age, too, such as religion; but while I've been able to give up on the existence of a god, I still have trouble doing anything other than nodding my head and saying thanks to even the most inappropriate gift.
Go figure.
- January 1, 2011 at 10:44 pm(10) fuster says:
You don't need to be a b*tch and rub your views in their faces! JUST ACCEPT THE D*MN GIFT.
- January 2, 2011 at 3:17 pm(11) Austin Cline says:
You don't need to be a b*tch and rub your views in their faces! JUST ACCEPT THE D*MN GIFT.
So, it's OK for the Christian to "be a b*tch and rub [their] views" in the faces of others; the others are obligated to meekly and politely accept this treatment without objection. As soon as someone dares object, though, they are entirely at fault.
Yeah, makes sense.
- January 2, 2011 at 10:01 am(12) P Smith says:
How would your wife react if you gave her one of several presents?
(1) Flowers
(2) Lingerie
(3) A sex toy
The first would always be welcome, the second only if she likes that, and the third only if your sex play involves toys or she wants one.
Now instead of your wife, ask if those gifts are appropriate for a co-worker. In that situation, even the first could be inappropriate (depending on the working relationship), never mind the second or third.
The point being, You give someone what's welcome and appropriate based on your relationship and what you know of the other person. If a religious type doesn't know your atheism and gives you a piece of a idolatry, that's bad enough, but giving such garbage to a known atheist is a deliberately confrontational act, as offensive and inappropriate as giving a dildo to a secretary.
Some will try to say "It's the thought that counts" as an excuse for such behaviour. We're not talking about "thought", we're talking about thoughtlessness.
- January 2, 2011 at 10:18 am(13) person says:
Depends on who is giving the gift. If someone close to me gives the gift and knows I am atheist and just cannot accept me for that ~ then I would just smile and say it will give me great pleasure to give this when I come across the person who needs it at that time. I wouldn't argue or debate or anything. Just like with any other gift, "thank you." and that is it.
Most atheist have done their research about different religions so to have that knowledge and to swallow your beliefs for a moment to step back from your own ego and look as to the reason why they gave you that particular gift could mean so much more than just them pressing their beliefs onto you. Like I said, depends on who is giving the gift.
I find a use for everything or pass it to someone who will.
- January 2, 2011 at 3:30 pm(14) tracieh says:
I no more expect or would appreciate a religious gift than I would give out copies of God Delusion to religious people I know as "gifts." Fortunately, short of my elderly grandmother when I was a child, nobody ever gave me religious gifts–and this is even growing up in a fundamentalist household. To me, this is less about people being religious and/or zealous and just about someone being a clod. Would someone give out Bibles to their Jewish friends at Xmas?
Sadly, I did have a new in-law relative sign me up for the Watchtower after I was married. I canceled the subscription and called them right away to explain they crossed a line that disrespected me. Additionally, a friend of mine married a man raised Mormon and was given a framed image of Jesus for a gift over the holidays–even though she is not religious (and neither is her husband despite his upbringing). If someone isn't sharing your views on a subject, or if you don't know what their views are–don't assume. Get them something safe until you know them better. I nearly subscribed my in-law to a porn rag just so he'd understand the lesson that we can't all expect everyone else to be as into what we might like.
- October 13, 2011 at 1:17 pm(15) Ron Johnson says:
I think that a religious gift should be something that would have a greater impact during Christmas.
- November 9, 2011 at 5:17 pm(16) tmjulia says:
I got to this article because I recently had an argument with my Mom. She basically hung up on me.
10 years ago, she and my aunt gave me a religious gift, perfectly knowing that I wouldn't have approved of it. Moreover, I'm married to someone who's originally of a different confession (we both are not religious). I said thank you, and put it somewhere far.
Things changed after 10 years, about 3 years ago she became fanatically religious, like praying 3 times a day and telling me not to call for weeks, because she's busy with some rituals. She talks a lot about religion, I just listen. If it's interesting to her, why not.
Yesterday she asked me what I did with her gift and assumed I lost it. I said I didn't lose it, but I didn't know where it was. She said I was supposed to be happy I got it… and-on-and-on-and-on. She keeps pushing me into the religion and gets insulted when I say no. I said stop pushing me, and then said good buy and hung up.
- December 28, 2011 at 8:33 am(17) Andrew Hall says:
I'm an out of the closet atheist. No one would give me a religious gift, and if they did I'd at the very least make a derogatory comment on the present (Oh look, a Bible! Now I have something to start the fire with.).
- December 28, 2011 at 12:17 pm(18) Sean says:
My fundamentalists neighbors, who have delivered Christmas cookies every year to us, finally broke down last summer and asked me what religion I am after dropping years of hints, religious experiences, and stories, etc. none of which I responded to. I politely and respectfully told them that I have been an atheist all my life. Now, not only do they bring me Christmas cookies, which I gladly accept because heck, who would turn down a perfect dozen of chocolate chip cookies, but religious cards, invitations to their church, christian concerts, and Wednesday night invites to their house for which I believe to be bible study sessions. Should I be even more offended? I know they are good people and they mean well, right? What if I told them I was Catholic, or Jewish?
- December 28, 2011 at 6:31 pm(19) Ron says:
I won't say if it's relevant or not, but the lyrics of a song come to my mind.
I don't care if it rains or freezes
'Long as I got my plastic Jesus
Riding on the dashboard of my car
Through my trials and tribulations
And my travels through the nations
With my plastic Jesus I'll go far.
- December 26, 2012 at 2:23 pm(20) Thomas913 says:
This is tough decision to make. For xmas this year, one of my gifts was a book called Proof of Heaven. Basically just some neurosurgeon writing about his personal experience in heaven. I'm never convinced by these sort of books. It's really only convincing to those who already believe. But i was slightly offended since they know I don't believe. I didn't want to make a big deal out of it, complain, and be some buzz kill. So I accepted it without saying anything. What i'm probably going to do in this situation is read it and then explain to them how i'd appreciate it if they didn't give me religious presents in the future.
- December 26, 2012 at 3:12 pm(21) chris says:
Man up and admit to being an athiest. Yes, they will feel bad about it. I feel terrible when I find out someone is an athiest. However, you are a coward if you cannot be honest about your faith or lack of faith.
- December 27, 2012 at 5:04 pm(22) Mikel says:
My Mother got me a Christian CD from someone I never heard of for Christmas. I listened to Christian music a lot growing up, so I know how to tell it's a Christian CD, even before I open it. The CD itself doesn't bother me, but it does irk me to think she is trying to slip me Christian messages when she knows I do not believe in that any more. And I don't just listen to any music….I listen to things because I am interested in them. I listened to one track from the CD online, and it is OK but that is just it … OK. Nothing hooked me or made me want to hear any more.
I guess it just irritates me that she is trying to slip me little … hints. Trying to influence me. When I am making a concerted effort not to do the same thing to her.
- January 1, 2013 at 12:23 pm(23) Marvin says:
A year ago (13) person said:
"Most atheist have done their research about different religions. . ."
I think that's true for most of the people who post here, but it may not be safe to assume everyone who uses the label has done so. There are people who grow up in homes where religion is never practiced or even discussed who are atheists to the extent that they've never thought of any god. But those individuals are often susceptible to myths of the supernatural because of their lack of knowledge. I think many of those who post here saying they're former atheists probably fall into this category.
Then there individuals who sometimes post on Austin's site claiming to be atheists who clearly know less about religion than the average Evangelical Christian. Most are probably lying for their god, of course, but surely there are some who've simply accepted what someone else has told them.
(21) chris says:
"I feel terrible when I find out someone is an athiest. However, you are a coward if you cannot be honest about your faith or lack of faith."
I grew up being taught something very similar to what you've said here. It was my duty to speak out about my faith, especially at times and in places in which it would be awkward and make everyone present uncomfortable. It was called "putting them under conviction." I know now, of course, it did no such thing.
I don't mind discussing my belief, or lack if you prefer, if it comes up and the person is interested, but I no longer feel I must evangelize.
- January 4, 2013 at 2:50 pm(24) JTL says:
People: Can we PLEASE make all religion illegal in the USA?
- January 14, 2013 at 2:13 pm(25) Aakash Patel says:
There are many religious gifts like cookies, wine, bread.
- January 1, 2014 at 12:42 pm(26) Grandpa In The East says:
In response to a statement above, 23: "I dont mind discussing my belief, or lack if you prefer, if it comes up and the person is interested, but I no longer feel I must evangelize."
I have never known nor heard of an atheist who evangelizes on the subject of atheism; and, by evangelize, I mean someone who seeks out his/her "mark" and aggressively endeavors to persuade that person to listen to his/her "very important" message.
I would very much like to hear how a person like Marvin, went about such evangelizing and what they hoped to gain. Atheists do not usually collect stars for their crown in any "Next World."


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Hi: We are booked on this trip and also have the Laos pre-extension and Ha Long Bay post-extension. Looking forward to the trip but not all the air flights to get there and home...however, part of the "deal". MarilynReport Abuse Reply to this post
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Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) appeared on The Tonight Show Friday evening to express how his fellow presidential candidate and House colleague Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) doesn't have warm feelings for followers of Islam.
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The Pine Tree ISD School Board named Daya Hill, Ed.D. as Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction in a special board meeting, May 29, 2013. "I am elated to join the PTISD community of lifelong learners." said Hill. "I look forward to serving as a member of an organization that encourages innovation and embraces academic …
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This short tour has only touched the surface of the many features you'll find within the GLPI open source asset management and helpdesk system. In addition to a wide range of GLPI built-in features, additional options are available through external plugins. GLPI provides online documentation in many languages, and you can always ask for help in an active community forum.
GLPI is easy to implement and has a short learning curve for the end user. On the other hand, system administrators will find more than enough options for customizing the system.
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|The main purpose of the thesis is to improve the state of knowledge and understanding of the physical structure of the TMCS and its short range prediction. The present study principally addresses the fine structure, dynamics and microphysics of severe convective storms.The structure and dynamics of the Tropical cloud clusters over Indian region is not well understood. The observational cases discussed in the thesis are limited to the temperature and humidity observations. We propose a mesoscale observational network along with all the available Doppler radars and other conventional and non—conventional observations. Simultaneous observations with DWR, VHF and UHF radars of the same cloud system will provide new insight into the dynamics and microphysics of the clouds. More cases have to be studied in detail to obtain climatology of the storm type passing over tropical Indian region. These observational data sets provide wide variety of information to be assimilated to the mesoscale data assimilation system and can be used to force CSRM.The gravity wave generation and stratosphere troposphere exchange (STE) processes associated with convection gained a great deal of attention to modem science and meteorologist. Round the clock observations using VHF and UHF radars along with supplementary data sets like DWR, satellite, GPS/Radiosondes, meteorological rockets and aircrafl observations is needed to explore the role of convection and associated energetics in detail.
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A short story from 1950's / 60's in an anthology that I probably read in the '70s? A man is walking down the road feeling a real failure. He sees an attractive sports car on someone's driveway and on impulse decides to steal it. On breaking into it he is gassed and falls unconscious. He awakes in the house of the car owner who after listening to the man's story says that he will help him by giving him a special device, strapped to his back under his shirt which will cause people to respect him.
The secret device is a great success with the man's wife and boss noticing the new assertiveness and it improves his self-respect massively. He goes back to his benefactor for some reason and is told that the device is simply a placebo which buzzes inaudibly when he talks and that the new respect shown to him by everyone is simply a function of him having a different attitude and respect for himself. Thanks in advance.


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Well it's a rainy day in Georgia, and as I sit here with my cute little mug full of apple cider, and as my precious little one "cooks" in her kitchen, I breathe a steamy breath of delight. My favorite time of year: the fall! I could take in the scent of pumpkin spice all month long, and I intend to do so! Pumpkin pie, roasted pumpkin seeds, caramel apples, and the lingering smells of cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg fill the air 'til Christmas - my next favorite time of year! "Bring on the Holidays!" This month is loaded full of county fairs, pumpkin patches, hayrides, and candy! Next thing you know, we'll all be carving the turkey, eating way too much around the lazy-susan, and sleeping in a recliner in front of a Thanksgiving football game - all while jingle bells sound in the distance. Sounds a tad bit romantic, I'm sure, but that's the delight around this time of year. From Halloween to New Year's, we all come together to celebrate the ones we love with the change of the seasons. I'll raise a glass to that!
To prepare and get ready for Halloween, I've got our home decked out with pumpkins, garlands, and candy dishes in just about every room. Growing up, I used to help my mama decorate the house every year for Halloween, even complete with SCARY hanging witches, and it always brought so much fun for my brothers and me, and I carry on that tradition for my little one today. No frightening witches in our décor just yet, but I always keep an eye out for end of holiday super sales to stock up for next year.
Of course, no holiday is complete without all the comfort food to go with it, so I've created a yummy snack mix and roasted pumpkin seeds to add to the festivities this year. Also, there's really nothing better than coming home to a house full of sweet smells, and so in our home, the delightful aroma of apple cider seeps from the crock pot from now until the end of the year. Right now, I have the crock pot chock-full of apple cider, apples, cinnamon, and brown sugar. The house smells like heaven on a daily basis – and all without the help of candles or plug-ins, thank you very much!
What do you like to do to get excited for the holidays ahead? By allowing ourselves to take the time to get creative – even with small projects like brewing apple cider - the holidays can still be fun and less stressful (and often times less expensive). Ways I've found to be resourceful during Halloween include: buying pumpkins that support local farmers and/or local causes, purchasing costumes that can grow with your child (like the bumble bee costume we found for Naomi last year fits children ages 1-4), stocking up on super sale items after the holidays for next year, and buying reusable goods/décor that can last a lifetime, just like my mama's hanging witches. One of my favorite finds? We scored some plug-in pumpkins years back that glow just like jack-o'-lanterns but never rot. Now tell me that wasn't a good find! We still carve pumpkins too…just days before the holiday starts. The southern humidity is not kind to carved pumpkins!
I hope you all have a fantastic start to the holiday season, and if you're interested in the recipes I've used, check below. They're all worth sharing. Happy Halloween, y'all!
Halloween Snack Mix:
Combine the following ingredients and store in air tight container! I used an old, cleaned-out pickle jar with handkerchief for show. It's that easy!
2 C of pretzels, 2 C granola, 2 C shredded wheat, 2 C cheez-its, bag of Halloween pumpkins/candy corn, half bag of m&ms, and 1 bag of dried cranberry mix with peanuts and chocolate pieces. You can really add anything you want to it, and the candy corns add the holiday element we all have grown to love.
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds:
1. Preheat oven to 350. Remove seeds from pumpkin. Place on lightly greased baking pan. Bake for 20 minutes and remove.
2. Combine in a small bowl the following ingredients: 1 Tbs olive oil, 1 Tbs honey, dash of kosher salt and pepper, and 1 pinch each of cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice, cayenne, and cumin.
3. Toss pumpkin seeds in mixture above and place back in oven for another 10 minutes. Let cool but toss around on pan to prevent sticking, and they're ready to eat!
Warm Apple Cider:
1. Fill a crock pot ¾ full of apple cider.
2. Add ¼ C brown sugar, 3 cinnamon sticks, 1 Tbs cinnamon sugar, a few dashes of nutmeg and pumpkin pie spice, and 4 large pieces of crystalized ginger (the secret ingredient!).
3. Add half a chopped apple (red delicious is my favorite) and a whole orange (peeled and in chunks).
**Your entire house will smell wonderful after making this yummy drink this fall!**
Hi Cindy, To my knowledge there is no canister set available at this time. However, there may be one in the works for the future!
By Jonathan Able on October 26, 2011
Your warm apple cider sounds wonderful and I loved the pictures of your girls. Isn't family fun?
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