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Well when I bought my H,4 years ago.The guy told me that it was tired.So not really checking into it,it always started and ran good,but just had no guts.So I never really got into looking at it.It brush hogged fine[execpt REAL tall grass]but plowing and discing was real slow.Tractor paid for its self cutting horse fields.So at the cub tug,the Dotson brothers were checking dist's so I though hmmmm!!! Maybe the weights were frozen and it wasn't advancing.So I put the rotor to #1 and took it out.Well I checked my timing mark,it was 2 teeth off.The H now goes uphill in 5th[road gear]pulls a 7 ft disc no problem and might go plow a area up for my neighbor.Don thanks for the help on the base[grease it is!!]Now to get a timing light over here and get it right on.So much for a rebuild.Taking it to the next tractor pull to she how she does.Seeing how I work at them they said I could pull a couple of times.wooo hooo!!!!!!!!!! Kevin never trust what any PO says. I have a real nice running tractor so I got a heck of a deal!!!
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Timing is everything congrats on a good running H Chuck
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Man, that has got to feel good!
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Man, I can see Kevin doing the Happy Dance
There is nothing else like that feeling of accomplishment after you have puzzled on something like that.
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Congrats on finding and correcting the problem. Glad it is running so well.
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Great job Kevin, isn't it amazing how these ole tractors run good even when there out of whack like this one. Wonder how many years it's been run that way and no one even knew what was wrong..
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i TOLD YOU IT WAS OFF SOME TEETH!! That is great!!! now you can plow two acres next year
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Congrats Kevin!! The great thing--A cheap fix
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How sweet it is! I like it, cheapest rebuild in history! Nice work Kevin....
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Good deal, Kevin! Proud to be a positive influence!
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A standing room-only audience greeted the Paulding County Airport Authority as it convened for its monthly meeting Wednesday morning. Many people in the crowd wore blue shirts, a sign of solidarity in protesting the commercialization of the Paulding County airport.
"The most important thing is that we bring attention to the citizen voices that are opposed to this," said Cathy Helms, a resident of Paulding County who opposes the commercialization of the airport.
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Because of the way airport authority meetings are structured, public comment is not allowed unless requested a week in advance. Airport director Blake Swafford said no one made that request in time, so there was no public comment permitted from the protesters who came out to make their voices heard Wednesday.
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The roughly 20 protesters stayed after the meeting was over to hold their own impromptu rally, for which Swafford also stayed to listen and speak with people.
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They're very harsh on Xavier Rhodes. Just based off the tape that I've watched on him, I don't see what they're seeing. I don't see how he's a zone corner. I don't see how he's a worse tackler than Desmon Trufant either, that ranking just completely makes me discredit this analysis. Are they just listing by tackles, because it doesn't look like they've looked at any film. Trufant is a terrible tackler, and it's the only thing thing on film that stands out about him. Rhodes is physical and makes good reads in stopping the run and short pass. Last year they said Casey Hayward was a mid round pick who would be better in a zone coverage scheme. He's definitely a better zone corner, but he made a good amount of plays in man coverage this year with the Packers.
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Kendrick will start Saturday. Oswalt could land on the DL. Back bothering him a bit.
To review … In Roy Oswalt's last start, on the 26th of April, he lasted only three innings and gave up five runs. Immediately afterward, Oswalt left the Phillies without comment and headed to Mississippi to be with his family in the wake of the devastating tornadoes in the south. He was expected to miss just one start, and the Phillies went to a four-man rotation, with rookie Vance Worley standing in for DL'd Joe Blanton and nobody taking Oswalt's spot.
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- 1/2 pound medium fresh mushrooms, quartered
- 2 medium leeks (white portion only), sliced
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 3 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes with basil, oregano and garlic, undrained
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Students accepted into the Brookhaven College Nursing Program are required by the Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council member facilities to undergo a criminal background check and drug testing prior to beginning their clinical experience.
These procedures are conducted after a student has been accepted to the Nursing Program. Results of these screenings are forwarded to the dean of nursing at Brookhaven College for review and verification that a student is eligible to attend a clinical rotation. Students are responsible for all charges incurred.
NOTE: Should a student who has been accepted to the Brookhaven College Nursing Program be prohibited from attending a clinical rotation experience due to findings of a criminal-background check and/or drug screening, the student will be dismissed from the Brookhaven College Nursing Program.
The Brookhaven College Nursing School and/or a clinical agency reserve the right to remove a student from the classroom or clinical facility for suspicion of drug or alcohol use and to submit to a drug and alcohol screen at the student's expense. Additionally, the Brookhaven College Nursing School and/or clinical agency reserves the right to request that a student submit to a drug and alcohol screen at random at the student's expense. Nursing students with a positive drug screen without an authorized provider prescription or a positive alcohol screen will be removed from Brookhaven College Nursing Program.
Failure to comply with a drug screen request from Brookhaven Nursing School or one of its clinical agencies will result in the nursing student's immediate expulsion from the Brookhaven College Nursing Program.
Furthermore, regardless of testing or testing results, clinical agencies reserve the right to expel students from their facilities.
The drug screen follows National Institute on Drug Abuse guidelines and screens for 10 substances, as designated in the Substance Abuse Panel 10, "SAP 10."
These substances are: amphetamines, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, cocaine metabolites, alcohol, marijuana metabolites, methadone, opiates, phencyclidine, and propoxyphene.
SAP 10 test results that fall outside of any of the acceptable ranges are considered positive test results and are automatically sent for a separate confirmatory test by a gas chromotography mass spectrometry method. If these results are positive, the test results are sent to a medical review officer who will review the results at an additional cost to the student. The medical review officer will then contact the student to determine if there is a valid prescription for the drug in question. If a valid prescription exists and is verified, the test result will be deemed negative and acceptable.
An individual with a positive drug screen will not be allowed to enroll in any nursing courses for a minimum of 12 months. Prior to enrolling or returning to the clinical agency/rotation, a student must provide proof of a negative drug screen as verified by the college/school.
Failure to comply with this policy will result in disciplinary action and dismissal from the Brookhaven College Nursing Program.
The criminal-background check reviews a person's criminal history at least seven years prior to the date of program application. The check will include all cities and counties of the person's residency during that time period. The following histories will disqualify an individual from consideration for a clinical rotation:
Exception: If a licensing/registry body, e.g. the Texas Board of Nursing approves the individual to take the licensing/credentialing exam, the individual may participate in the clinical portion of the Nursing Program. (See Texas Board of Nursing information below)
However, even with approval from a licensing/registry body, each clinical facility reserves the right to deny access to a student with a criminal background or positive drug screen. In this event, a student may be dismissed from the Nursing Program.
A student with a positive criminal history must complete a declaratory order with the Texas State Board of Nursing. The Texas State Board of Nursing will review the legal case and determine if they will license such an individual. The Texas State Board of Nursing will notify the student in writing of their decision regarding licensing. A copy of this decision letter from the Texas State Board of Nursing must be submitted with the nursing program application by the required application deadline. IF THE TEXAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING DETERMINES THEY WILL NOT LICENSE A STUDENT, THE STUDENT WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ADMISSION INTO THE BROOKHAVEN NURSING PROGRAM.
The Texas Board of Nursing regulates the Brookhaven College associate degree program.
Prior to graduation, students enrolled in the Associate Degree Nursing Program are
responsible for providing the board with a legible set of fingerprint cards for the criminal-background process. The Board will not approve a nursing candidate to take the NCLEX-RN® examination or authorize the individual to practice as a graduate nurse without a valid criminal-background report. Individuals whose fingerprint cards are rejected by Texas Department of Public Safety and the Federal Bureau of Investigation will be required to resubmit new sets of cards until a set that meets criteria for DPS/FBI is submitted and processed. The board cannot accept criminal-background reports that were originated or submitted though other organizations. All criminal background reports must be submitted through the BNE to DPS/FBI."
All nursing students, once admitted, will be required to purchase professional liability insurance. Students cannot attend clinical without professional liability insurance. The cost will be announced in Success Camp and in class.
Clinical opportunities are not available for students without Social Security numbers. Students must have a Social Security number at the time that they apply for admission to the nursing program. International students are advised to contact the Brookhaven College Multicultural Center, Building S, Room S136, concerning this requirement.
Social Security status will be verified by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) prior to taking the N-CLEX exam. This number is also used by some hospitals in the Dallas Fort Worth Hospital District as identification to allow nursing students to chart on patient legal documents.
If you do not have a Social Security number by Success Camp week, you will be asked to withdraw.
Provide proof of current CPR certification from Emergency Care and Safety Institute, American Red Cross or American Heart Association at the Health Care Provider level. A physical skills component is required.
CPR courses are available through the Brookhaven College Workforce and Continuing Education Division. See the course schedule for details. CPR training also is available through the American Heart Association, American Red Cross, various hospitals and many other agencies.
All students in the Nursing Program are required to present proof of medical insurance. Please bring your insurance coverage information to Success Camp for verification. Insurance provider information is available on the Dallas County Community College District Web page: https://www1.dcccd.edu/catalog/ss/sd/insurance.cfm
If you have any questions, please contact the Nursing Program Office at Brookhaven College.
The Brookhaven College Nursing Program requires the following immunizations to be completed before the first day of classes. If all immunizations are not completed before the first day of classes, the student will be administratively dropped from the Brookhaven College Nursing Program.
A current physical examination is needed for admission into the Associate Degree Nursing Program. The medical forms and immunization records include a medical history, physical exam and current, required immunizations. These forms are available on the Brookhaven College Nursing website. The completed forms are submitted prior to Success Camp.
Once a student is accepted to the Nursing Program, all medical documents submitted will become property of the Nursing Program and will not be returned or photocopied for the student.
Sudden illnesses, pregnancy, injuries and other emergency medical conditions that prevent a student from attending clinical laboratory sessions will be handled by the dean of nursing. A signed statement regarding the condition may be required from a physician.
Students are responsible for their transportation arrangements to campus, field trips and to assigned health care facilities for clinical experience. Clinical assignments may vary from semester to semester or within the semester.
Students should contact the Scholarships/Financial Aid Office at Brookhaven College for application forms, filing procedures and deadlines. A number of area hospitals offer financial assistance to students pursuing health care careers. For a listing of those hospitals with contact information, application procedures, etc., please contact the Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council at 972-719-4900 to obtain their scholarship booklet.
The Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA, of 1990 was enacted by Congress to prohibit discrimination against qualified individuals with disabilities. Schools of nursing, like other state- and federally-funded entities, are required to comply with the stipulations of the ADA. The ADA defines a qualified individual as an individual with a disability who, with or without reasonable accommodations, can perform the essential functions of the employment position that such individual holds or desires. In addition, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 prohibits discrimination in admissions of a qualified person with disabilities.
ADA and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 eligibility requirements vary depending on the type of services, activities and functions needed in particular areas. Because the practice of nursing is an applied discipline that uses cognitive, sensory, affective and psychomotor elements, students must be able to perform the functions that are necessary for the safe practice of nursing. Included are:
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Firms skimping on fire safety (From Andover Advertiser)
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3:38pm Thursday 27th December 2012 in Hampshire Business
MORE than two-thirds of Hampshire businesses inspected in the last 12 months have failed a fire safety audit, a new report has revealed.
The research suggests firms around the county are "gambling with their future by cutting back on vital safety work".
Hampshire-based independent fire expert Safety Management (UK) has compiled a study showing 972 of the 1,390 premises audited by fire chiefs in the year to March were found to be unsatisfactory.
Managing director Brian Gregory said: "Often business owners and managers feel that by having fire extinguishers in place and have a fire detection system in their building they are covered.
"But critically, unless the assessment is completed by a competent person, there is no guarantee that the fire detection is the right system for the building.
"Small businesses are feeling the pressure of the recession and they are looking to save money where they can, but putting fire safety to the bottom of their priorities is a false economy."
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This is all a bit of a marketing con and the Echo should be ashamed of itself.
If you want a proper fire safety assessment go to your local fire prevention of the Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service.
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Counting the cost of the storm-force gales across Bradford
7:00am Friday 14th February 2014 in News By Kathie Griffiths, T&A Reporter
Homes and businesses across the district are counting the cost after stormforce gales wreaked havoc across Bradford and its outlying areas.
Weather watchers are predicting a lull from strong gusts with a day of heavy rain due today and winds reaching a 21mph at their peak.
One Bradford resident caught up in the drama was mum-of-three-sons Tahira Khanum, who thought it was an earthquake when a tree on Allerton Road uprooted and smashed into her home, knocking off its top corner and satellite dish bringing down wooden eaves and masonry into her garden.
The thud cracked windows at the front of the detached four-storey house, terrifying Mrs Khanum, who leapt from her sofa. Her shocked son, who was studying upstairs at the time, was so alarmed he rang the police.
Mrs Khanum said: "The whole house shook – and it's a big house. I thought it was an earthquake. It was scary. I've never moved so fast!"
Pensioner David Sereika said a 120ft tree that crashed into his garden was a near-miss for Thornbury Medical Centre. The 65-year-old, of Morley Avenue, said he has been warning people for years that the trees on land at the back of his garden were a danger.
The fallen tree demolished a metal fence in its path, covering part of Mr Sereika's garden, crossing onto his neighbour's land and then reaching into a garden on the next street.
Supermarket chain Morrisons has confirmed the tree was on its land and it was now checking other trees nearby.
In East Morton another tree had crash-landed in a private property's garden in Millstream Close – and not for the first time from nearby woodland.
Neighbour Michael Dickinson, 53, who sent in photos to the Telegraph & Argus, said: "This isn't the first time a tree has damaged his property."
More trees were down around the district and in the Skipton area with the most serious incident when two cars hit a tree in the road near Twin Lock Garden Centre, Gargrave.
Away from tree damage, pupils were due back at St John the Evangelist school in Wibsey today after a day off because of wind damaging its roof.
A Bradford Council spokesman said: "We received ten calls to report damage to trees, as well a handful of calls about damage to property caused by the severe weather in the district.
"Considering the severity of the wind we would have anticipated more damage so fortunately appear to have been spared the worst.
Anyone concerned about particular trees can report them on (01274) 431000.
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Another one of Cllr Thornton's money making schemes?
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sorrow&anger wrote:council have been told not to charge for the sandbags, the gov has that covered. price of sand has NOT gone up, never mind rocketed. my inquiry where i have bought sand before, last time was last summer, was still same price per bag
The Prime Minister said that people won't have to pay for sandbags, so why does the Council say you have to buy your own?
Another one of Cllr Thornton's money making schemes?
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Time's Meacham: Anti-Limbaugh Letter by Georgetown President 'Timeless' Like Gettysburg Address, Sermon on the Mount
Jon Meacham has come down with a particularly virulent strain of Limbaugh Derangement Syndrome that is bringing him to the brink of insanity. How else could one explain the Time magazine writer hailing an anti-Limbaugh speech as "timeless" just like Jesus's Sermon on the Mount or Lincoln's Gettysburg Address?
Yes, I kid you not, he really went there, and in a Time.com "Ideas" blog post nonetheless (emphasis mine):
There is a new piece of must-reading for Americans, and the good news is it's clear and concise enough to be that rarest of compositions: an accessible document about big things. (The Gettysburg Address had concision on its side, too; so does the Sermon on the Mount.) The letter is dated March 2, 2012; its contents, though, are timeless.
The epistle is from John DeGioia, the president of Georgetown University, who felt the need to weigh in after Rush Limbaugh verbally assaulted Sandra Fluke, a Georgetown law student who testified in Congress in support of the Obama administration's proposed requirement that religiously affiliated institutions cover contraception for their employees. Limbaugh called Fluke a "slut" and "a prostitute." He later apologized to Fluke for "the insulting word choices," and President Obama telephoned Fluke to offer his support.
What struck me most in reading about the episode, though, came from neither the president nor Limbaugh but from the academy. DeGioia, a layman, is a philosopher by training, a child of Georgetown whose undergraduate and doctorate degrees came from the university. As president of a Catholic school, he stands at the intersection of inquiry, politics, and religion, and his words in the wake of Limbaugh's smearing of Fluke repay attention.
Meacham went on to quote DeGioia at length and to praise how he cited St. Augustine, to "seal the point." The irony, of course, is that Fluke stands dead set against the right of Georgetown and other Catholic institutions to stand on conscience and not offer contraception as part of their health insurance plans. Fluke opposes the very Church and the very religious convictions that St. Augustine, a Doctor of the Church, stood for in his writings.
On a more amusing note, below is a screen capture of the article from this morning. You'll notice the advertiser, Skyn Condoms, is quote apropos given the subject matter.
"Love sex. Hate condoms. Love Skyn." reads the caption. Classy, Time "Ideas" blog.
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Oh, for crying out loud!
Submitted by motherbelt on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 2:20pm.
Seriously, Mr. Meacham? Put down the bong.
Nancy Pelosi also dragged St. Augustine into her preaching for abortion. That doesn't mean she's right.
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First you dragged Newsweek to the bottom of the sea; now you want to take Time down? Why do people keep paying you.
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Some dramatic personality disorder with you bipolarity?
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Perhaps a side order of narcissism with impulse control disorder sauce?
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...John DeGioia, the president of Georgetown University, who felt the need to weigh in after Rush Limbaugh verbally assaulted Sandra Fluke, a 30-something alleged college student. Mr. Degoia thinks that his writings will appear in Time magazine, a once well thought of periodical, but what Mr. Degoia doesn't know is that they will actually appear.........in The Twilight Zone.
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That the Catholic Church has not given up and de-certified (or whatever you call it when you defrock a school) Georgetown University as a Catholic institution. Georgetown is as Catholic as Harvard is puritan. As a long time DC Metro resident I find Georgetown to be the usual hot bed of liberal/radical politics. The real Catholic University in town is aptly named Catholic University.
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KGHM put on a full corporate press Tuesday at a public open house for its proposed Ajax mine, but the company had no answers to lingering questions on potential mine impacts.
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Day 6 : Bukhara - Mary
Drive from Bukhara across the border to Turkmenabat, Turkmenistan and then on to Merv and Mary.
Day 7 : Ashgabat
Fly to Ashgabat. Sightseeing in Ashgabat.
Day 8 : Ashgabat
Spend the day sightseeing in Ashgabat.
Day 9 : Ashgabat - Khiva
Fly from Ashgabat to Dashoguz, then transfer to Koneurgench for sightseeing. Return to Dashoguz for lunch, then drive to Khiva.
Day 10 : Khiva - Tashkent
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Day 11 : Tashkent
Sightseeing in Tashkent. Festive farewell dinner and cultural show.
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I don't know how you absolutely think Garcia can beat him. Them looping punches won't help him when Rios makes it an inside fighting game. Khan doesn't hit nowhere near as hard as Rios but within 3 rounds he made Garcia's face look like it went through a cat fight. Rios stop Danny within 10 rounds, Stops Peterson within 12. I think Matthysse beats him by tko late. Marquez would be a close fight and I'm leaning towards Rios by late stoppage. Pacquiao would stop Rios within 11 rounds or win by decision. Bradley UD's him. Luckily Bradley or Pac isn't in his weight class...neither is Marquez.
I thought Danny got headbutted on the Khan fight..? He looked pretty beaten up against morales tho. I think Danny is underratted but I wouldn't mind seeing him against rios
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"It's fun to watch kids that can barely get up the steps of the bus put big backpacks of stuff on," says Todd Mitchell, Y93.
This sounds like a youngster's typical first day of school.
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Today is the 17th Annual Fill the Bus day.
Y93 and Bismarck Public Schools work together to put this event on every year.
"There are some people that when they were kids got donations, now they've grown up now that we've been doing this for 17 years. They're bringing by donations. You know we're going to get to the point now where, you know, their kids are going to be bringing donations too but it's really cool to watch," Todd Mitchell
"We take the buses the next day and we make sure we find volunteers to help unload, we set everything on tables, we make sure the counselors and all the agency people in Bismarck/Mandan and the surrounding area know where to come to pick up supplies for the students that are in need," says Renae Walker, Director of Community Relations for Bismarck Public Schools.
Events like Fill the Bus help make a difference in the lives of many children.
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Augustinian monastery - Pivon, CZ
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Former monastery of the Augustinian Order in Pivon village.
posted by: haggaeus
location: Plzensky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 2/1/2011
last visited: 8/16/2013
Our Lady of Light Monastery - Denver, CO
To keep old St. Patrick's Mission Church alive, part has become a monastery to Capuchin Poor Clares
posted by: Outspoken1
location: Colorado
date approved: 1/30/2011
last visited: 3/17/2013
Klášter Božího Milosrdenství - Nové Hrady, Czech Republic
Monastery of Divine Mercy in Nové Hrady.
posted by: Arogant
location: Jihocesky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 1/22/2011
last visited: 7/30/2014
klášter augustiniánu s kostelem sv. Bartolomeje / Augustinian Monastery, Moravský Krumlov, Czech republic
Monastery founded in the 14th century by Zdenek of Lipá. After the 1682 fire was rebuilt in Baroque style (1710), in 1786 the monastery was closed.
posted by: Noe1
location: Jihomoravsky kraj, Czech Republic
last visited: 5/22/2013
Dysert O'Dea Monastery - County Clare, Ireland
Ruins of a medieval monastery north of Ennis in County Clare, Ireland.
posted by: BruceS
location: Munster, Ireland
date approved: 1/18/2011
last visited: never
Killone Abbey - Ennis, County Clare, Ireland
Ruins of former Abbey also known as the Killone Convent located south of Ennis, County Clare, Ireland.
date approved: 1/17/2011
Quin Abbey - Quin, County Clare, Ireland
Historic former abbey/friary in the small village of Quin, County Clare, Ireland.
date approved: 1/12/2011
last visited: 4/8/2014
Discalced Carmelites Monastery - Slaný, CZ
Holy Trinity Monastery of Order of Discalced Carmelites in Slaný.
location: Stredocesky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 1/9/2011
last visited: 1/21/2014
Convento de Santa Clara - Guimarães, Portugal
[PT]O edifício era um convento e desde 1975 que funciona nas suas instalações a Câmara Municipal de Guimarães.
[EN] The building was a convent and since 1975 operates on its premises the City Hall of Guimarães.
posted by: razalas
location: Braga, Portugal
date approved: 12/13/2010
Kloster Hortus Dei - Olsberg, AG, Switzerland
A former Cistercian convent in the North-West of Switzerland.
posted by: fi67
location: Nordwestschweiz (AG/BL/BS), Switzerland
date approved: 12/7/2010
Mosteiro de Santa Maria de Coz-Alcobaça -Portugal
In 1279 D. Fernando priest of the Monastery of Alcobaça fulfilled a clause of the will of King Sancho II and ordered the construction of this monastery for women widows that could lead a pious life
posted by: h_raky
location: Leiria, Portugal
date approved: 11/28/2010
last visited: 4/26/2013
Seven Sisters Monastery - Feiran, Egypt
Small womens monastery in Sinai.
posted by: Arne1
location: Egypt
date approved: 11/24/2010
Želiv Premonstratensian monastery - Želiv, Czech Republic
A Premonstratensian monastery in the Vysocina region.
posted by: Anneke
location: Kraj Vysocina, Czech Republic
date approved: 11/21/2010
last visited: 7/20/2014
Llanthony Priory - Llanthony, Wales
Historic former Augustinian priory located in Vale of Ewyas, in the Black Mountains area of the Brecon Beacons National Park in Monmouthshire, southeast Wales
location: South Wales, United Kingdom
Benediktinsky klaster Kladruby, Czech Republic, EU
Narodni kulturni pamatka benediktinsky klaster Kladruby / National Heritage Benedictine monastery Kladruby
posted by: 3am
date approved: 10/28/2010
last visited: 8/16/2014
Klaster Plasy, Czech Republic, EU
Monastery in Plasy is a Cistercian monastery in the town of coats in the Plzen-sever.
posted by: dejf75
date approved: 10/21/2010
last visited: 7/19/2011
Marianska Tynice, Czech Republic, EU
The Provost and Sanctuary Marianska Tynice is located in small village Mariansky Tynec Kralovice in the Czech Republic.
Abbaye de Chaalis - Fontaine-Chaalis, France
[FR] Fondée en 1136, l'abbaye royale de Chaalis, rattachée à l'abbaye de Cîteaux, naît de la volonté du roi Louis VI. [EN] Chaalis Abbey was a French Cistercian abbey north of Paris, at Fontaine-Chaalis, near Ermenonville.
posted by: RakeInTheCache
location: France
date approved: 8/29/2010
Holy Cross Presentation Convent - Daylesford, Victoria
Now more commonly known as the Convent Gallery and used as a wedding reception/service, cafe and art gallery. The convent was founded in 1892.
posted by: themd
location: Victoria, Australia
date approved: 7/8/2010
last visited: 4/6/2014
Benet Hill Monastery - Colorado Springs, CO
The Monastery recently relocated to the new complex in the Black Forest region north of the city
posted by: ronjean
date approved: 6/20/2010
last visited: 1/30/2011
Königsmünster Abby, Meschede - Königsmünster Abtei, Meschede
Königsmünster Abby Meschede - Einkehr zur Erholung.../Refreshments for the rest ...
posted by: zarkier
location: Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
last visited: 8/2/2014
Prince of Peace Abbey - Oceanside, CA
This is the Prince of Peace Benedictine Abbey located above Oceanside, CA.
posted by: TucsonThompsen
location: California
date approved: 6/18/2010
last visited: 12/24/2007
Mosteiro de Tibães - Braga, Portugal
Mosteiro de Tibães ou Mosteiro de São Martinho de Tibães, situa-se em Mire de Tibães, concelho de Braga.
date approved: 6/15/2010
last visited: 4/12/2011
Pershore Abbey
posted by: Deadjesters
location: West Midlands, United Kingdom
date approved: 6/6/2010
last visited: 8/26/2013
Mosteiro da Batalha - Batalha, Portugal
Mosteiro Santa Maria da Vitória, more commonly known as the Batalha Monastery, is a Dominican convent in the Portuguese town of Batalha, in the District of Leiria, Portugal.
last visited: 9/27/2012
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War Room men's breakfast (Sat. Aug 30, 2014 7:30 am - 9:00 am)
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Real Life Church
106 Grant Road
Marquette Heights, IL
Each Saturday, the War Room men host a donation driven, buffet style breakfast that is open to all men. An open discussion format deals with issues that men face as we strive to be godly men in this ungodly world.
Come check out what God is doing in the men of central Illinois!
Fundraiser for Mark Swartz (Sat. Aug 30, 2014 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm)
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Interstate Center East Building
2301 West Market Street
Bloomington, IL 61704
Mark was a healthy 20 year old young man when his wisdom teeth extractions revealed his body was fighting leukemia.
Since December 16, 2013, Mark has received chemotherapy, stem cell transplant, and numerous treatments to combat this disease. He is currently at home in between appointments at the University of Chicago hospital. Mark is the son of Mike & Lisa Swartz of Normal, IL. To show our love & support for Mark we're raising funds to help cover growing financial expenses for the Swartz Family.
We hope you'll attend.
Questions about volunteering at the benefit or donating to the silent auction- please contact Mary Beth Wallace by email. Thank you!
Josh Wilson in Concert (Sat. Aug 30, 2014 6:00 pm)
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Peoria, IL 61615
Northwoods Community Church in Peoria will be hosting Josh Wilson in concert in place of the Peoria weekend services on August 30th and 31st!
Josh's music is all over Christian radio; most recognizable are his songs "I Refuse" and "Pushing Back the Dark." He has numerous chart-topping hits, has won an industry award for Songwriter/Artist of the Year, and is generating critical recognition as "the future of Christian pop"! You won't want to miss Josh's powerful testimony and an incredible weekend of worship!
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Second Annual Hog Roast
Live music by The Wooden Nickel Society
Pulled pork sandwich dinners, pork sliders, hot dogs, and funnel cakes for the kids.
A hog roast pre-party will be held on Friday, August 29th starting at 6:00 p.m. We will be serving burgers, brats, fries, and hot dogs for the kids.
Bags and Bocci tournaments both nights.