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LINCOLN, Ill.-- Five days into Spring and it seems like mother nature has missed the memo.
Sunday night's storm has put snow removal at the top of Central Illinois's spring cleaning list.
A year ago at this time people were outside mowing their lawns in record breaking warm temperatures.
This March it looks like some different records may be broken.
National Weather Service's Chris Miller says cities south of Lincoln got hit the hardest.
Miller said, "There very well could be some records particularly around Springfield over toward Decatur and those areas. There were some areas that received 15 to over 18 inches of snow."
Although there were not any records broken here in Central Illinois, the amount of snow is higher than normal.
Miller said, "To see this type of, this depth of snow, anywhere from 5 inches up to 7 or 8 inches. We've seen that a few times it's not extremely unheard of but not something we see every year that's for sure."
City of Lincoln's Street Superintendent Tracy Jackson says last week they were outside trimming trees, which he hopes to get back to later this week.
Jackson said, "We've been plowing since midnight so 12 and a half hours and tonight we'll pick up the downtown snow."
While the crew was able to clear off the streets, the foot of snow caused a few problems for the street department earlier Monday morning.
Jackson said, "When we were out there you couldn't see where the roadway is, we had 3 trucks get stuck in ditches so we had to get them out, one pull one push to get them out of the ditches."
But good news for Jackson and his crew, Miller says that right now there is no more snow in the forecast.
Miller said, "We're typically not out of the woods until April. Than we're safe to say the snow is behind us."

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A minibus full of school children had to be rescued from three feet of water under a bridge in St Albans on Friday.
Fire crews were called to the bridge in Sandridgebury Lane after the bus became stuck because of major flooding at 8:50am.
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- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
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$ 750 - $ 1,800 / week
$ 1,800 - $ 7,900 / month
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stays between: 9/1/14 & 9/21/14
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September Savings $900 per week
Best time at the shore! The water is warm and the crowds are all gone. Stay any 7 nights in September for ONLY $900. There is also a $150 exit cleaning fee and a $350 refundable security deposit required. Pet fees are additional. Please inquire within.
- free night stay valued at $150
- welcome bottle of wine ($10)
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Winter Rental any 6 months ONLY $9000, Save $1800
$9000 for any 6 months from Oct. -April 30 (prepaid) All utilities are included except water & sewer. (average $75 per month) There is also a $500 security deposit and a $250 exit cleaning fee. Pet fees are additional. Please inquire within.
- $1,800 $1,500/month ($300 off)
- Welcome bottle of wine ($10)
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Point Beach Hideaway- Secluded location near town, beach, and boards at the Jersey Shore!
Mapquest location: 823 Briarcliff Ave. PPB, NJ 08742.
Welcome to Point Beach Hideaway- A charming pet friendly, child friendly 2 bedroom, 2 full bath, (plus outside shower), home of yesteryear tucked away from all the hustle and bustle on a quiet residential street in the lovely shore town of Point Pleasant. Surrounded by mature greenery with a large fenced in private yard. Glider swing for star gazing, adirondack chairs for relaxing, and a child's swing for the tots. Step outside onto the cobblestone patio complete with dining seating for 8-10, BBQ grill, and lighting for evening entertaining.
After a long day at the beach or stores, rest your lazy bones on our down filled light denim slip-covered furniture for the ultimate in comfort. Enjoy reading a book on the enclosed screen porch or relax in front of the marble fireplace. Don't forget Fido. This home provides your pet with all the comforts of home including a pet bed, crate, and bowls. "Dog Beach" is just a short drive away from your retreat. Where pet lovers alike bring their four-legged friends to play and swim. This home is tastefully appointed with a touch of nautical motif.
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- This home features 2 sunny bedrooms upstairs, each complete with a queen bed, dressers, air conditioning, ceiling fans, plenty of closet space, Cable T.V. accompanied by a full bath to share. Downstairs, there is a private sunken den complete with a full sleeper sofa, dresser, closet, ceiling fan, A/C , Cable T.V. with DVD/ VCR player and it's own private bath. There is also a well equipped kitchen, dining room, large living room with flat screen TV and DVD, board games and family movies. Why not enjoy a good book or a glass of wine relaxing on the screened in porch. Take a rinse after a day at the beach or an evening shower under the stars in our enclosed outdoor shower. Great neighborhood for a bike ride. Kid friendly. Low to no traffic.
- Linens provided including beach towels
- Air Conditioning, Ceiling Fans in bedrooms, den, screened in porch.
- Washer / Dryer (Full size), Refrigerator Full Size (with ice / water dispenser), Stove-Full Size , Microwave, Toaster, Coffee Maker, Waffle Maker, Blender
- Fully equipped kitchen including Lobster Pot and accessories
- Cable Television's x 4, VCR/ DVD, Radio
- Charcoal Grill & tools, Cooler
- Hair dryer, Alarm clock
- Board games, Family Movies
- His and Her bikes
activities and attractions in Point Pleasant Beach New Jersey
While Point Beach Hideaway is sheltered from the energy and noise of "Summer at the shore", it's only a few short blocks and a lovely stroll to the vibrant Arnold Avenue in downtown Point Pleasant. Here you'll find many eateries, coffee houses, book stores, boutiques, and antique shops. To beach it, grab your bike and head to the shore. You'll find all the excitement of Jenkinson's Boardwalk and several bathing beaches less than a mile away from your retreat. For a day of adventure in the Big Apple or a day trip to explore a neighboring shore town, like Asbury Park, head to the train station less than a half-a-mile away. Point Pleasant Beach has something for everyone with is stores, shores, and simple pleasures of days gone by.
- Amusement games and rides
- Free weekly Fireworks at Boardwalk
- Aquarium
- Sightseeing
- Ceramic Painting
- Kite Flying
- Miniature Golfing
- Fishing, Crabbing
- Antiquing, Shopping
- Day Spa's
- Dining Out
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Spring Rates
May 1st-May 31st.............$150 per night (3 night minumum stay)
May 1st-May 31st.............$900 per week (multiple week discount available)
*Memorial Day Weekened....$900 (3 night stay, no groups) BOOKED
* No proms, groups, or under 25. Strictly enforced.
Pre Summer Savings
May 31st-June 8th...........................$1200 per week. Any 7 nights
June 15th-June 21st (6 nights)...........$1200 SPECIAL Runs Sunday to Saturday
Summer at the Shore 2014
June 21st-Labor Day.......................$1800 per week (Saturday-Saturday) BOOKED
September 1st-21st (Indian Summer)...$175 per night (4 night minimum stay)
September 1st-21st (Indian Summer)...$1050 per week (any 7 nights)
*Includes use of 4 adult beach badges. See calendar for up to date availability.
Autumn Escapes
September 21st-October 31st...............$150 per night (3 night minumum stay)
September 21st-October 31st...............$900 per week (multiple week discounts)
Winter Rental Available
November 1st- April 30th..$1800 per month utilities included, month-month rental. Pet fees are additional. Inquire within. Book and prepay all 6 months for only $10,000 SAVE $800
- Cleaning fee is $150 minimum, $250 monthly and seasonally
- Security deposit is $350 minimum, $500 two or more weeks.
- Pet rental fees are $25 per night, $150 weekly, $500 monthly.
- Multiple pet discounts offered. Please inquire within
- No rentals to groups or under age 25.
- Non-Smoking property both inside and outside (strict policy)
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice. You are not booked until both signed forms and deposit have been received. 50% of total bill is due at time of booking and remaining balance is due 30 days prior to check-in unless other arrangements have been made.
Darlene Billingham
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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 Point Pleasant Beach
- Beach
- Boardwalk
- Nightly Entertainment
- Dining Out
- Shopping / Antiquing
Top things to do on a budget
- Free Fireworks every Thursday night
- "Shelling" & Collecting Beach Glass
- Fly a kite
- Browsing downtown shops
- Build a sand castle
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- Beach
- Boardwalk
- Aquarium
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Power corrupts—as we've seen time and time again. People too often abuse their power and play god in the lives of others. Shady politicians, corrupt executives and ego-filled media stars have made us suspicious of those who wield influence and authority. They too often breed injustice by participating in what the Bible calls idolatry. Yet power is also the means by which we bring life, create possibilities, offer hope and make human flourishing possible. This is "playing god" as it is meant to be. If we are to do God's work—fight injustice, bring peace, create beauty and allow the image of God to thrive in those around us—how are we to do these things if not by power?
Perhaps no question with such urgent life-and-death consequences is more poorly understood among Christians in our era than the stewardship of power; but gloriously, in Playing God, Andy Crouch provides the clarity we need in this once-in-a-generation work of sweeping theological and sociological depth. It is fresh, rigorous, profoundly helpful and a delight to read.
—Gary A. Haugen, President and CEO, International Justice Mission
Once again, Andy Crouch cuts to the heart of the matter by challenging us to take seriously the One whose image we bear. Playing God is a clear and compelling call for Christians to steward the kind of power that enables flourishing.
— Gabe Lyons, coauthor of UnChristian
Andy Crouch presents an essential treatise on one of the most important yet undiscussed topics for the promotion of justice in American Christianity--the issue of power. The work of God's justice in the world requires an understanding of the dynamics of power. Crouch shines the light of Scripture on what could be a divisive topic. Playing God should spark this long overdue conversation.
—Soong-Chan Rah, author of The Next Evangelicalism
Like the electric current that runs, with the rarest of interruptions, through my home, power is a fundamental feature of life. And as with electricity, those who have the most unfettered access to power are the ones who are likely to think about it the least—unless and until it suddenly disappears or violently appears.
Playing God, p. 16
The Messiah wrapped in a servant's grimy towel is not giving up power. He is restoring it to its original purpose, cleansed of its distortions—the power to love a lovely and loveless world to the uttermost. None of his power is reserved for carefully guarding privilege or meticulously accounting for status; every bit of it is poured into this one end.
Playing God, p. 166
The Holy City, by definition, is already a cultural artifact, the work of a master Architect and Artist. The citizens themselves are the redeemed people of the Lamb, drawn from "every tribe, language, people, and nation" (Rev. 5:9). But God's handiwork, artifacts and people alike, are not all that is found in the city. Also in the city are "the glory and the honor of the nations"—brought into the city by none other than "the kings of the earth."
Culture Making, p. 166
It is not enough to condemn culture. Nor is it sufficient merely to critique culture or to copy culture. Most of the time, we just consume culture. But the only way to change culture is to create culture. For too long, Christians have had an insufficient view of culture and have waged misguided "culture wars." But we must reclaim the cultural mandate to be the creative cultivators that God designed us to be. Culture is what we make of the world, both in creating cultural artifacts as well as in making sense of the world around us. By making chairs and omelets, languages and laws, we participate in the good work of culture making.
Are Christians to be countercultural? Or protect ourselves from 'the culture'? Or be 'in' culture but not 'of' it? In this bracing, super-smart book, Andy Crouch changes the terms of the conversation, calling Christians to make culture. I am hard-pressed to think of something that twenty-first-century American Christians need to read more.
—Lauren F. Winner, Duke Divinity School
Culture Making is a book that's been needed for decades, but it arrives at just the right moment. People of faith--now poised to use their influence--have much to contribute to the common good as creators and advocates, not just as critics and judges. But that requires careful thought and clear insight, both of which are abundantly found in this profound and practical book. Andy Crouch has long had a knack for observing the culture around us and then showing us how we can make it better. With Culture Making, Crouch offers all that and more. Anyone who cares for the renewal of our culture must read this book!
—D. Michael Lindsay, coauthor of Faith in the Halls of Power
I'm loving your book. Parts of it are making me jump out of my skin. Molting, I think it's called.
—Alf, composer and musician living in New York City
Here are two simple questions. Can we have Jesus without justice? And can we have justice without Jesus? The answer to the first question is straightforward enough. If you define "justice" as "bringing good news to the poor, proclaiming release to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, letting the oppressed go free, and proclaiming the year of the Lord's favor," then Jesus himself makes justice central to his ministry in his "inaugural address" in Luke 4. These sweeping promises from Isaiah are fulfilled in the person of Jesus himself: "Today this scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing" (Luke 4:22).
Omari Sealey seems like a good man, the kind you'd want at your side during life's hardest moments. He is the uncle of Jahi McMath, the 13-year-old who was declared dead by doctors three days after a tonsillectomy went horribly wrong on Dec. 9. He has bravely stepped before the cameras, along with Jahi's mother Latasha Winkfield, to explain why they refuse to remove the equipment keeping Jahi's body alive. "Our faith is so strong that we don't even think about the possibility of death," he told CNN in December. "We believe with all the prayers from everyone around the world and the prayers with our family that she will wake up." I admire such faith. I am moved by the outpouring of love and concern from around the world and the donations (almost $55,000 and growing) to the family. But I'm afraid Jahi's family is putting its faith in the wrong place, in technology that can never give them the miracle they seek.
For an ancient holiday, Christmas has had a surprisingly cozy relationship with the modern world. The commercial radio age began on Christmas Eve, 1906, when "O Holy Night" was sung on the first AM radio broadcast. You could write a whole history of Christmas broadcast television, from sleepy Whoville and its Grinch to Charlie Brown specials (not to mention Gian-Carlo Menotti's NBC opera Amahl and the Night Visitors, broadcast in 1951). Christmas provides the leitmotif for It's a Wonderful Life and Miracle on 34th Street, Elf and Home Alone. And 2013 brought us Christmas albums from Mary J. Blige, Erasure, Nick Lowe, and (no joke) Bad Religion. Without Christmas, our popular culture would be as flightless as Santa's sleigh without its red-nosed reindeer.
The Twittersphere lit up this past week with the revelation that Mark Driscoll's new book includes passages that bear a striking resemblance (though not quite word-for-word equivalence) to material from the book that is cited as their source. Further digging found a Bible study guide published by Driscoll's church in 2009 that did lift an entire passage, word-for-word, from an InterVarsity Press commentary on 1 and 2 Peter. The ensuing controversy has revolved largely around one of the last truly scandalous words in the English language: plagiarism. I believe this scandal is largely misplaced.
This Sunday, thousands of pastors will prepare for worship. Some of them will wear distinctive clothing—the albs and stoles of liturgical churches echo ancient priestly garments. But many more pastors will wear nothing that marks them out as different from their congregations. Walk into many of our churches today, especially the ones that are growing fastest and spreading their influence widest, and you could never pick the pastors out of the crowd. Except, perhaps, for one difference.
When Pope John Paul II and Pope John XXIII are canonized as saints later this year, the world will be reminded that there is no other Christian tradition approaching Catholicism's rigorous process of naming saints. The Vatican administers an internal process that includes a "devil's advocate," a lawyer dedicated to making the case against the candidate's sanctity, and the requirement of two verified miracles attributed to the deceased. (Saints always are deceased—the church borrows the Greek maxim, "Call no man happy until he is dead," and applies it to holiness as well.) Even the Vatican's strictness on sainthood may be easing, however. When the coming canonizations were announced last month, Pope Francis waived the miracles requirement for John XXIII. But the church still remains unique in its sainthood practices. The only non-Catholic denomination that has something like it is the Eastern Orthodox church, whose worshippers bestow a kiss on the icons that crowd the sanctuary, greeting them like members of their family. For Catholics the saints are "up there," well placed to whisper special requests in the divine ear. For the Eastern Orthodox, the saints are "right here," surprisingly intimate presences in the earthly church.
Planting Deep Roots Getting serious about cultural change means getting serious about institutions. — Christianity Today, June 2013
Sex Without Bodies The church's response to the LGBT movement must be that matter matters. — Christianity Today, July/August 2013
Here's to the Misfits How Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are trying to create technology that makes you more human. — Christianity Today, May 2013
The Media and the Massacre True compassion requires turning off the news. — Christianity Today, 19 December 2012
Make Way for the Metro-Evangelical "You go to the city to reach the culture." — The Wall Street Journal, 18 October 2012
What's So Great About "The Common Good"? Why Christians need to revive the historically rich phrase. — Christianity Today, November 2012
The Secret to City-Wide Culture Making The qualities that have made the Richmond Christian Leadership Institute flourish. — Christianity Today, 30 May 2012
A New Kind of Urban Ministry Christians no longer just want their communities fixed. They want them flourishing. — Christianity Today, November 2011
Steve Jobs: The Secular Prophet Steve Jobs turned Eve's apple, the symbol of fallen humankind, into a religious icon for true believers in technology. — The Wall Street Journal, 8 October 2011
A World Without Jobs The gospel of a secular age. — Culture Making, 18 January 2011
Common Grace and Amazing Grace A review of The Social Animal by David Brooks — Christianity Today, July 2011
Ten Trends of the 2000s — Q Ideas, 1 January 2011
How Not to Change the World A review of James Davison Hunter's book To Change the World — Books & Culture, May/June 2010
Finally Real A birthday thank-you note. — Culture Making, 9 February 2010
The Pinnacle of Power What I saw at the U2 concert. — Q Blog: Ideas That Create a Better World, 17 September 2009
Why I Am Hopeful Counter-cyclical thoughts on the economic crisis. — Books & Culture online, 20 October 2008
American Drive Reflections on an exhilarating drive and the future of the American road. — Culture11, 5 October 2008
To play and to pray A review of Jeremy Begbie's Resounding Truth — PRISM Magazine, September–October 2008
Skillful Culture Making The ingredients of lasting excellence. — Comment, a worldview journal for Christian university students, 15 August 2008
Surprising Candor A review of Michael Lindsay's Faith in the Halls of Power. — Christianity Today, November 2007
The Pleasures and Perils of Fermentation Alcohol, shame, nakedness, and grace.
Rx for Excess Serving God and saving the planet. — Books & Culture May/June 2007
Feeling Green Whose religious environmentalism? — Books & Culture March/April 2007
Being Culture Makers An interview with "StudentSoul." — StudentSoul.org, January 2007
The Importance of Knowing What's Unimportant Being a counterculture for the common good begins with what we choose to focus on—and to overlook. — Christianity Today December 2006
The Culturally Creative Church An interview with Infuze Magazine. — Infuze Magazine, 22 November 2006
Culture, Power, and Worship A conversation with the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship.
Furrowed Brows Inc. The culture war's biggest casualties may be Christian joy and hope. — Christianity Today, April 2006
The Best a Man Can Get In search of the perfect shave. — Books & Culture, March/April 2006
Learning from Fools The cost of non-discipleship. — Christianity Today, February 2006
It's Not About Power A unique and proven strategy for changing society. — Christianity Today, December 2005
On the Journey to Greatness Jonah, Jeremiah, Jeff, and the impact of faithfulness.
Let's Do the Mash The Who Boys, the Beastles, and the Bible. — Books & Culture, vol. 11, no. 4
Of Wardrobes and Potters A story about faith and fairy tales. — Christianity Today, October 2005
Environmental Wager Why evangelicals are—but shouldn't be—cool toward global warming. — Christianity Today, August 2005
God the Economist John Polkinghorne's Trinitarian reality. — Books & Culture, July/August 2005
Instant Messages Christian fiction in a virtual world. — Address to the Christy Awards banquet for Christian fiction, 9 July 2005
Visualcy Literacy is not all that is needed in a visual culture. — Christianity Today, June 2005
Compliant but Confused Unpacking some myths about today's teens. — Christianity Today, April 2005
Stonewashed Worship Churches are striving to appear 'authentic'—like the rest of consumer culture. — Christianity Today, February 2005
The Gospel According to . . . Charlie Brown, Tony Soprano, and other unlikely spiritual guides. — Books & Culture, January/February 2005
When Backward Is Forward Christmas may be the best argument against genetic enhancement. — Christianity Today, December 2004
The Emergent Mystique The 'emerging church' movement has generated a lot of excitement but only a handful of congregations. Is it the wave of the future or a passing fancy? — Christianity Today, November 2004
Salt-and-Pepper Politics Choosing between candidates whose consciences are too clean. — Christianity Today, October 2004
Live More Musically The difference between Christian practice and a Starbucks purchase. — Christianity Today, August 2004
Omit Unnecessary Words On the trail of faith and writing. — Books & Culture, July/August 2004
The Cruel Edges of the World There are some places that bring the distant biblical text closer to our lives. — Christianity Today, June 2004
Pilgrims to Nowhere Freedom isn't much good if you don't have a sense of direction. — Christianity Today, April 2004
Wow! Sweet! The pleasures of a Mini Cooper; and other adventures in technology on a human scale. — Books & Culture, March/April 2004
Glittering Images A profound Christian rethinking of power is overdue. — Christianity Today, February 2004
Eating the Supper of the Lamb in a Cool Whip Society Albert Borgmann's post-technological feast. — Books & Culture, January/February 2004
Before the Deluge All of us have a sexual orientation that bends toward the self. — Christianity Today, December 2003
Wrinkles in Time Botox injections as a spiritual discipline. — Christianity Today, August 2003
Rites of Passage Self-improvement is our culture's most durable religion — Christianity Today, June 2003
Christian Esperanto Why we must learn other cultural tongues. — Christianity Today, April 2003
We're Rich But why is it so hard to admit? — Christianity Today, February 2003
Blinded by Pop Praise To see God "high and lifted up," just open your eyes. — Christianity Today, December 9, 2002
The Future is P.O.D. Multicultural voices have an edge in reaching a rapidly changing America. — Christianity Today, October 7, 2002
Rekindling Old Fires We can resist technology's chilling effects. — Christianity Today, August 5, 2002
Pastel Covers, Real People What I learned from reading 34 Christian novels. — Books & Culture 2002
Interstate Nation The national highway system is a lesson in how to transform a nation. — Christianity Today, June 10, 2002
Amplified Versions Worship wars come down to music and a power plug. — Christianity Today, April 22, 2002
Thou Shalt Be Cool This enduring American slang leaves plenty out in the cold. — Christianity Today, March 11, 2002
The Upscaling of an Evangelical Randall Balmer returns to his father's faithwith qualifications and hesitations. — Christianity Today, January 7, 2002
Grounded Our technologies give us an illusion of omnipresencemost of the time. — Christianity Today, November 12, 2001
Zarathustra Shrugged What apologetics should look like in a skeptical age. — Christianity Today, September 3, 2001
Consuming Passions One man's (quasi-fictional) testimony from the First Great Mammon Awakening. — Christianity Today, July 9, 2001
Generation Misinformation Forget the latest PowerPoint seminars on Generations X–Z. — Christianity Today, May 21, 2001
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From 1998 to 2003, Andy was the editor-in-chief of re:generation quarterly, a magazine for an emerging generation of culturally creative Christians. For ten years he was a campus minister with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship at Harvard University. He studied classics at Cornell University and received an M.Div. summa cum laude from Boston University School of Theology. A classically trained musician who draws on pop, folk, rock, jazz, and gospel, he has led musical worship for congregations of 5 to 20,000.
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Tough Cookie: I had high hopes for this one. It is the peanut butter lover in me, but I was not a huge fan of this one. I don't know if it was the addition of whey, but this cookie was too dry and crunchy for me. I am not a huge fan of crunchy cookies – I much prefer softer, chewy ones so that could be a reason why. I also found the peanut butter flavor to be off. However, the guys loved the sound of this cookie because of the added protein in cookie form.
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Awaken Baked: A sweet cookie and a cup of coffee? Yeah, winning. Like the Chocolate Chip Nookie, this one was crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. I was pleasantly surprised that the rich coffee taste was not bitter at all. In fact, it was pretty sweet. The coffee lover in me loved the bold taste.
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(WMC-TV) – A new year's celebration turns violent, after a man was stabbed outside a casino in Tunica County.
A man is starting 2014 recovering at the MED after he was stabbed in the Resorts Casino parking lot early Wednesday morning. This was all after a private party.
On the first day of 2014, there are a lot of people at the casinos in Tunica County.
Even more spent their New Year's Eve at the popular Mid-South gambling destination.
People were surprised to hear a man had to be flown to Memphis Wednesday after he was stabbed in the Resorts Casino parking lot just after 3 in the morning.
Investigators say there was a private party and when it let out, a man was stabbed. Tunica County deputies arrested Aundrey Perkins for the stabbing. Six others were also taken to jail for disorderly conduct.
There were several squad cars patrolling the busy casino areas Wednesday afternoon.
JoLinda McBride and her friends were on the way to Resorts Casino and were upset to learn about the stabbing but said it wouldn't bother them as they looked to spend New Year's Day having some fun.
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AT the age of 31, Adam Endersby thought his chance at playing international rugby league again was over, writes Dale Harris.
So he was very surprised to get a call telling him he had been called up to the 36-man England Lions training squad.
The York Acorn ARLC prop said: "I was shocked.
"I didn't think I would get another opportunity so when I got the call I was buzzing that people had taken notice of my hard work."
Endersby, who last played for the then Great Britain Community Lions side in 2007, added: "I have to thank my coach Scott Rhodes.
"Scott is the best coach I've worked with. I get a really good vibe off him. He gets the best out of the players and he makes me feel an important player. I've got a lot to thank him for."
The prop was one of two players nominated to Lions and Wath Brow Hornets director of rugby Ian Rooney by Rhodes.
The forward moved to York at the age of 13 and has played for the Blue and Golds ever since. He was a big performer in the team last season, winning eight man-of-the-match awards.
Endersby said: "Thanks go to my training partner Stuart Garrington because I'm in the best shape I've ever been in.
"I'm playing my best rugby ever and I aim to take my game to another level.
"It's a really good squad so I need to keep playing well to try to earn my place in the playing squad."
Last season the Thanet Road club were promoted to the National Conference premier division, finishing in third position level on points with both second-placed Lock Lane and winners Egremont Rangers.
The side are aiming for another good year.
Said Endersby: "We're currently in pre-season training and it's going brilliantly.
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reviews for: listing #50712 - South Portland, Maine Townhome rental
- bedrooms 5
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- baths 3
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- community Willard Beach
- sleeps 10
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Review submitted: August 5, 2014 Date of arrival: July 26, 2014
This South Portland duplex was perfect for our 2 family vacation. It is very clean, comfortable and all household needs are included, even dishsoap. The owner is quick to respond to any problems or requests that come up. The beach is a quick walk away and the bakery that is nearby has great coffee and fresh bagels. The area is beautiful and the access to Portland is easy and offers shops, restaurants, boat trips,etc. A really great vacation spot!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, pet-friendly
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Great spot for a Portland vacation
Review submitted: August 14, 2012 Date of arrival: August 4, 2012
We rented both sides of the house for our family vacation. The house is located on a quiet street with plenty of parking and walking distance to the beach and bakery. Having laundry available was fantastic, and a split house allowed people to be on both sides and do their own things. Portland offers many great sites, restaurants, etc and this house was a great launching point for each of our day trips. We really couldn't have asked for a better experience!
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing
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Helpful votes: 3 / 3
All-around great place!
Review submitted: January 5, 2012 Date of arrival: July 16, 2011
My group of 9 friends and I rented both townhouses for an almost weeklong stay in July. We came from all over the U.S. for a friend's wedding and we couldn't have been happier with this rental. Between the two kitchens, the backyard and the great location, we were set for a great week of chilling out. This is a great house to cook in, it's a quick walk to the beach and a quick walk to the coffee shop (which we did almost daily). The owner was pleasant and kept everything simple for us, which we appreciated. We love the Smith Street house!
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We loved it!
Review submitted: September 20, 2011 Date of arrival: September 8, 2011
The home was a perfect fit for us. The neighborhood was delightful -- a quick walk to an ideal bakery/coffee shop -- and a quick drive to all that we wanted to see. It was our first trip to the area and we certainly enjoyed ourselves! I would heartily recommend this home to families and/or groups who are seeking a place where you can relax in community with one another. The home is tastefully appointed and very comfortable. All in our group of 5 were very happy with our destination!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing
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great vacation rental in nice neighborhood
Review submitted: June 21, 2011 Date of arrival: June 21, 2011
We were in town with our whole family for our son's wedding. We found the house well appointed to dine in, or to visit with friends and family. There are two separate, tastefully-decorated, townhomes with a bath and a half on each side. We rented both sides as many people seem to do. Each side has great gathering places, as well as private areas. The yard and patio areas were nice spots to be and enjoy grilling out. We walked to the lighthouse and remnants of WWII defensive structures. We ate at several resturants and they were all great. The Salt Water Grill and Portland Lobster Co both offered great views while you dine. We would stay here again.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A woman who was hospitalized after an assault said one of her attackers allowed his pit bull to maul her.
According to an arrest report, police were called to S. 24th Street, near W. Jefferson St., on March 12, 2013. That's where they found the victim, who was unconscious.
She told police that her boyfriend, along with Jessie L. Taylor II, assaulted her. During the assault, she was struck several times with a recycling bin. The victim also says that she was mauled by Taylor's pit bull.
The woman was hospitalized with multiple bite wounds on both arms and her right leg, as well as severe lacerations to her face and upper lip.
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The Seattle Mariners have struggled to score this season, and Monday the M's designated outfielders Milton Bradley and Ryan Langerhans for assignment, with Bradley almost certainly leaving the organization and Langerhans perhaps heading to triple-A Tacoma.
With the exception of Justin Smoak, Ichiro Suzuki and (arguably) Adam Kennedy, nobody on the roster has hit much this season. Bradley actually has one of the better OPS's on the team, but his .218/.313/.356 is hardly acceptable for a left fielder ... and particularly for a left fielder with a penchant for fits of temper and the defensive range of a cement truck with a flat tire.
It probably doesn't help matters that Bradley's earning $12 million this season (the Mariners are paying $5.5 million, the Cubs the rest). It certainly doesn't help matters that Bradley's limited range in left field is utterly obvious to everyone in the stands; in last Friday night's game alone, he was booed three times for his defensive efforts. And it doesn't help that Bradley's only real position, DH -- assuming he could hit, of course -- is manned by Jack Cust, who's been even worse than Bradley this season but at least has some recent (2010) history of success.
To replace Bradley and Langherhans, the Mariners have summoned outfielders Mike Wilson and Carlos Pegeuro from Tacoma.
Wilson will make his MLB debut nearly 10 years after the M's made him a second-round draft pick. He finally reached Class AAA in 2009, and struggled badly. He played there again in 2010, and played well. And this spring with Tacoma, he's got a .381/.423/.689 line in 16 games.
Meanwhile, Peguero's only 24 and does qualify as something of a prospect. Most interesting, according to Baseball America he's "a freakish athlete for a 6-foot-5, 247-pounder, surprisingly possessing plus speed."
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A SNOOKER-LOOPY 10-year-old from Basingstoke has compiled a half-century break in competition.
A year ago, Winklebury youngster Mickey Joyce recorded a 51 in a practise match, but now the ace potter has done it for real.
Joyce, who practises at The Academy, travelled south and became the second youngest member in the 22-year history of Chandler's Ford Snooker Club to reach the major milestone of a 50 plus break.
He made a personal best 54 against Jeremy Chislett in the Eastleigh and District Under-18 League.
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Bored at work here tonight and I have been trying to read through the insane amount of posts about project stealing occurring in Arizona. There are a few points that I have found interesting, however, and I would like to get others' opinions. What sort of route/boulder problem/climb can a person red tag? If you find a rad boulder, scrub the lichen off of it, and get all the pointy rocks out of the landing, is it yours until you send it? How about pure crack routes? Sport climbs? None or all of the above? My personal thought is that a boulder problem and pure gear protected routes exist before they are found by climbers and as such are not the "vision" of the first ascensionist. On a sport route, the bolter chooses the line to some extent and "creates" a route (hopeful by just providing safety and not by adding holds). Assuming the climber doesn't abandon a sport route halfway through and is actively trying to redpoint it, I think there is some merit in closing a sport climb. There is also the very practical problem of having nothing to hang a red tag on in the case of boulder problems or gear routes. I mostly sport climb and do quite a bit of new route development. As such I don't have as much invested in bouldering or trad climbing, but I would be pretty pissed off if someone red pointed a route that I found, cleaned, and equipped and was actively trying. I would be curious to here other opinions.
Pretty much as you said it. Sport routes only. If you clean a problem or find an unclimbed crack then just keep it on the DL till the send... if the FA means that much to you.
Haha, Way back in the day "The Kid" was putting up a new sport route, and Tarbuster soloed it onsite just prior to Kirt finishing it. I believe there was begging involved, can't remember the route. I'll get more details. Prod.
Prod: That should mean the bolts got yanked right? Ethics go to the first ascensionist and all. I have a friend who regularly solos easy climbs to keep them from being bolted. It's funny. Tom: If the climb is actually bolted, and has a red tag, than you are right. That would clearly be stealing anothers climb. However, the situation you refer to is more along the lines of: Can I put chains on a possible climb with no red tag or public info and expect everyone to know what the hell is going on with this climb nine months later? Does putting one keeper bolt on a wall mark it as my own? For how long is that wall all mine based on that one bolt? Is there a protocol for leaving chains on a route to say, "hey, I do plan on bolting this thing". And how long should one have to return and finish bolting that climb? Now these are actually interesting questions concerning the use of our public lands.


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On beauiful Lake Hebron in the Moosehead Lake region. Very private, only two properties on road. 15 miles south of Greenville, 15 miles from county seat, Dover-Foxcroft. Very comfortable, very quiet. Cabin name Hatetoquitit. Once you are there you will hate to quit it.
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Zacca re-elected PSOJ presidentSunday, July 22, 2012
Christopher Zacca was on Thursday re-elected as President of The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ), having previously assumed the role from 2006 to 2009.
Zacca replaces Joseph M Matalon, who took over from him as PSOJ president when he stepped down in 2009.
Zacca, in a wide ranging address to the council of the organisation, outlined an agenda for promoting Economic Growth and Good Governance, and was also effusive in his praise for the outgoing president, noting that "his tireless efforts and tremendous commitment to serve the PSOJ have been reflected in the huge accomplishments of the organisation during his tenure."
He made special mention of Matalon'ssuccess in making the PSOJ more broad based and relevant to its membership and the wider society and particularly his achievements in initiating the YUTE programme, the PSOJ's participation in the Jamaica Civil Society Coalition which provided a platform for the PSOJ to integrate its advocacy with civil society and leverage its voice in taking a stand in the Christopher Coke extradition matter."
Also elected were vice presidents Richard Byles of Sagicor, Don Wehby of GraceKennedy and Keith Duncan of Jamaica Money Market Brokers. Jacqueline Sharp of Scotiabank was returned as the honorary treasurer. The proposed honorary secretary, Christopher Barnes of The Gleaner Company, will be appointed by the executive committee when it meets next, consequent on the resignation of the current honorary secretary, Earl Jarrett.
Elected to the Executive Committee were seven associations: Jamaica Bankers Association (JBA), Jamaica Exporters Association (JEA), Jamaica Employers Federation (JEF), Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA), Jamaica Securities Dealers Association (JSDA), Small Business Association of Jamaica (SBAJ)and the Women Business Owners Association (WBO). The Executive Committee comprises the seven association presidents and seven officers, including the CEO.
In his final address to the Council, Matalon thanked his slate of Officers and Committee chairpersons for their support as well as the staff of the secretariat, headed by CEO Sandra Glasgow. Council member Roy Banarsee, on behalf of Council acknowledged Matalon's sterling leadership of the PSOJ and praised him for his dedication and hard work during his tenure.
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It took a stern tongue-lashing from Lovie Smith at halftime, but the Bears' defense rebounded after a bad start and held the Lions to just three second-half points in Chicago's 24-20 comeback win on Sunday.
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WR Earl Bennett had a career day, making seven catches for 104 yards, and MLB Brian Urlacher made 17 tackles in the Bears' win over the Lions.
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Jay Cutler threw a go-ahead touchdown pass to Brandon Manumaleuna one play after an eyebrow-raising penalty midway through the fourth quarter, lifting the Chicago Bears to a 24-20 victory over the Detroit Lions on Sunday.
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One week after he averaged a season-high 8.4 yards per carry, feeding Matt Forté a steady diet of carries should be part of Mike Martz's game plan Sunday.
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Bears SLB Pisa Tinoisamoa will not play Sunday vs. the Lions and Nick Roach will start in his place.
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Offensive coordinator Mike Martz has utilized Greg Olsen more often in the past four games, and the tight end has three touchdown catches in that span.
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Cutler turned in sub-par numbers in Sunday's 28-13 win at Arizona.||||||| Cutler completed just one of his first 11 passes, then went 5 of 5 on a touchdown drive in the final minutes of the first half. He finished 12 of 26 for 146 yards and a touchdown. He has not been good for fantasy owners this season.
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Cutler says he expects to play this week against Green Bay.||||||| Cutler says "unless something drastic happens, absolutely" he will be ready to play against the Packers after leaving Sunday's loss at Minnesota with a sore neck. He says he got treatment on Monday and "should be ready to go later in the week." Cutler spoke during his weekly appearance on the "Waddle & Silvy Show" on Chicago's WMVP-AM 1000.
Cutler left Sunday's game at Minnesota in the fourth quarter with a neck injury.||||||| Cutler took a hit to the head by Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen that drew a penalty, but he said afterward his neck was bothering him all afternoon and worsened as the game went on, complaining of stiffness. Cutler stayed in for the rest of that drive, but when the Bears got the ball back Jason Campbell was running the offense instead. Cutler, who missed a game last month because of a concussion, got up slowly after Griffen's hit.
Cutler waa 17 of 26 for 233 yards with two TDs and no INTs in Sunday's loss to Seattle.||||||| Though the Bears lost, Cutler played one of his best games of the season. A deep drop by Earl Bennett prevented Cutler from an even bigger statistical contest.


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The only Serial Number that I can find on the tractor is 5319 J. I'm not sure if its a 100 or 130. Any help would be nice.
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Any parts that have been replaced and/or a repaint job over the last 50 yrs can throw these notes off, but...
Simplest thing is to check the engine casting number behind the oil filter, 100 should have 354898R and 130 should have 366204R. You can also check the date casting codes, for a 100 SN 5319 should be 1955 which would be an 'A', and for the 130 would be 1957 which would be a 'C' The 130 would have the center section of the grille painted white along with the inserts on the hood, while the 100 will be all red. The 130 should have the later intake manifold with curved runners vs the straight ones on the 100. We could keep going but that should be enough to get you started
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This prayer box pendant is inscribed with the Om Mani mantra and has a removable top to place a prayer inside. Om Mani Padme Hum is the most frequently used Mantra in Buddhism, the syllable "Om" represents body, spirit and the speech of Buddha; "Mani" is for the path of teaching; "Padme" for the wisdom of the path, and "hum" indicates to the union of wisdom and the path to it.Handcrafted: Skillfully created by artisans. Naturally occurring imperfections may be present, adding to the unique beauty of each piece.
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