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Is it reasonable to say that life just happened or that life was created? One may believe one thing, and another something else. Still, consider the complexities of atoms coming together into molecules and molecules coming together to form different organs, different organs coming together with different functions to make life happen.
What is expected from life; or what is its purpose? For those who do not believe we were created, then there needs to be any reason. For those who believe we were created, then it would follow that there must be a reason. Could the reason be that our Creator created us just for His amusement? That would be a lot of complex work for simple amusement. For those who believe the Bible, then we were created for a life of good works which our Creator prepared for us. What works? Would our Creator wish us to be good (functional and creative); or would He wish us to be bad (dysfunctional and destructive)? Being creative doesn't mean that we could 'create' in the same sense or the same scope as He. But if you consider 'creative' as 'building up' as opposed to 'tearing down', then should we build up one another?
The Bible teaches that our Creator (YHWH) is love and His law is love. Would He go to such meticulous care to create us if His motive were anything contrary to love? So would He not expect us to live with that love for Him and for one another? If we were created for a life of good works, then would not love impel us to do good towards one another. If being creative means to 'build up', then wouldn't love impel us to 'build one another up'?
Even so, do we not all have a tendency to find that love for one another difficult? Do we not tend to want others to be 'what we want them to be' as opposed to being who they feel themselves to be? If someone feels worthless, would we 'build them up' or make them feel loved if we asserted ourselves to be better than them? To put it another way, if you felt you were not as good as someone else, would it encourage you to think that someone else acts as though he is better than you are? Yet, at least to a certain extent, do we not all seem to want to assert our own worth rather than building up the worth of others? At the same time, are there some who want to put on a show of their own worth because they are proud and arrogant; and also there are others who want to put on a show of their own worth because they feel they are viewed as worthless, and they want to 'show' others that those others are wrong? So who could see into our hidden motives better than the One Who created us?
There are some that we can seem to naturally and easily love, and some who seem to make it difficult to love, and some who make it seem impossible to love. Do we suppose that sometimes there may be things inside a person that seems difficult to love that make him seem so difficult? If a person seems to be pessimistic, is it possible that person had so often been torn down rather than built up, so that he only sees it the way he sees it? Is it possible that a person has been so mistreated that he thinks treating others harshly is the natural way it is supposed to be? Even one who treats others harshly may realize that this isn't right, but if it is all he's seen or experienced, perhaps he doesn't know how properly to treat others.
So understanding love and learning how to love may at times seem a daunting challenge. I'm a firm believer that humans have such a natural inclination to be lovers of themselves rather than lovers of others that we could not truly begin to understand love without coming to know our Creator, and His love. Yet it is our own natural inclinations that seem to keep us from coming to know Him. That is why I believe that He sent Jesus to teach us how we have strayed from the way that He intended into our own ways, and to offer Himself as a sacrifice to teach us that we must be willing to sacrifice ourselves for others to demonstrate the love that He wants us to have. In learning His love for us, we can learn to show others that love in sacrificing ourselves for others. Then people could learn more about love from one another.
Though in a world where we so naturally tend to love ourselves, then I'm a firm believer that study of the Bible can teach us His pure and perfect love, our lack of that pure and perfect love, and how through Jesus we can learn that pure and perfect love. A lot of religions may have a lot of people that talk about 'love', but I believe that the Bible is the only true teaching from our Creator that teaches us His will for us in creating us, and shows how far we have strayed from that will, and the only way to reconcile ourselves to His will. I believe that the only reconciliation that mankind has to his Creator is through the blood of Jesus as is taught in the Bible. Jesus, as our Creator come to us, has said that the only way to that reconciliation was through Him. Many religions may have a lot of pretty words and teachings, but only Jesus can bring us to our Creator's will.


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During the WCSSAA and the District 10 championships next month, the Harry Beeksma bursary award will be presented to one Tyke player from each of the Kitchener, Cambridge and Guelph minor football programs.
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Almost everyone knows where Georgia lies inside the boundaries of the United States. But where exactly is Georgia located on Mother Earth? The answer is surprising. It also makes it very clear why Georgia was an area that all of Europe's colonial powers wanted to control.
When my friend Donna told me one of the highlights of her year was when she and I went mud bogging on a four-wheeler with no brakes, it made me stop and think: life is all about your adventures.
I will be the first to admit that I really do love the Statesboro Mall. I don't care that the Georgia Southern student body fondly refers to it as the Statesboro Small, it is still the first large retail shopping development built in Statesboro, and for that reason, it remains near and dear to my heart.
I set the alarm for 3:15 a.m. The lunar eclipse, I understood, would be most visible to those of us at approximately 32 degrees 22 minutes 2 seconds north latitude and 081 degrees, 53 minutes 2 seconds west longitude at exactly 3:17 a.m. Two minutes would be just enough time to throw back the covers, throw on a bathrobe, throw open the door and dash into the front yard.
As the glow of Christmas lights fade and decorations find their way back to the attic, the calendar page flips over, announcing the dawn of a new year. What will the year 2011 hold for your family? Waste no time making treasured memories with family and friends. Roast marshmallows and take long walks. Bake homemade bread and climb trees. Try a new vegetable and watch for falling stars. Dance, sing, play, create. Make at least 365 special memories that will warm hearts and blanket your family with much love and happiness throughout the year.
The apostle Paul, writing to Timothy, said "Beyond all question, the mystery of godliness is great: He appeared in a body, was vindicated by the Spirit, was seen by angels, was preached among the nations, was believed on in the world, was taken up in glory." (1Timothy 3:16) This is one of the Bible's most concise statements of the events of the work of Jesus, the son of God in making salvation for sinful man possible.
In the 1817 book "A Full and Correct Account of the Chief Naval Occurrences of the Late War," author William James told of the battle between the British warship "Epervier" and the American warship the "Peacock" in the War of 1812.
"I hated my work. Because when I die I will leave all I have done to a complete stranger who might be competent or a complete idiot. I will have spent a lifetime on work which will be given away. What a waste!" (My translation of Ecclesiastes 2:18-19).
A few weeks ago, I was genuinely saddened when the Flowers Discount Bakery store on North Zetterower Avenue in Statesboro closed. It was my "go to" place for all kinds of bakery products when I was feeding a large crowd.
Part two of history of the Confederate Navy.
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The blinds cut the winter sunshine into thick slices and they fall across my shoulder in long broad stripes. The movement of the rocking chair, forward and back, turns them into waves - reaching out and pulling back, a tide of light. Jackson is tilted in the crook of my arm, the rays making a halo of the soft fuzz on the top of his head.
Since the late 1960's the coyote population in Georgia has exploded. Around 1970 there had only been confirmed coyote sightings or kills in 23 Georgia counties. Today, all of the state's 159 counties are home to this wily veteran of the woods. Coyotes have migrated steadily eastward from the western and mid-western states and have found our part of the country to their liking. Coyotes can and will eat a wide variety of foods but relish rodents and rabbits which are plentiful in Georgia. Because they can survive on just about anything from road kill to persimmons and ...
It's hard to admit when you haven't been successful at something, but I will admit that I have not been successful in getting a timely story to you regarding the purchaser of Cleve White Nissan in Statesboro.
It's time once again for me to clarify my position on spanking. I arrived at this reluctant conclusion because twice in the last week, I've been informed that I believe in it - which is not exactly true.
(Note: The following is part of a series of articles looking at the history and evolution of agriculture in Georgia and Bulloch County.)
Again, recent temperatures belie the season, but it truly is the month of November in south Georgia. Whether warm or crisp, it's the season to be thankful for a bountiful harvest: the love of family and friends and all the memories both have provided throughout the year. Incorporate a spirit of thankfulness in every day with each event, feast or fellowship. Be grateful for the minutiae and the mighty, and enjoy the beauty of November with those you love.
I have had a certain amount of interest concerning John Forbes Nash Jr. ever since Julie and I saw the very loosely-based movie on his life, "A Beautiful Mind." I also liked the fact that he was born in Bluefield, West Virginia - only a hop, skip and jump from Huntington - and I could claim a certain amount of kinship. The man was a mathematical genius, a schizophrenic and pretty odd. I do not claim any of what I just wrote as kinship. His basic theory was, "any abstract Riemannian manifold can be isometrically realized as a submanifold of Euclidean space."
Since the beginning of the 2014-2015 school year, several elementary teachers have asked me why so many of today's kids come to school with anxiety issues. That's a good question, one that I think goes to the heart of contemporary American parenting.
(Note: The following is part of a series of articles looking at the history and evolution of agriculture in Georgia and Bulloch County.)
A preaching friend I knew in south Mississippi about a hundred years ago recently wrote about his summer vacations at his "Granddaddy and Mamaw's" house and the "neat" experience of having to get drinking water via the hand pump and dipper at the well. I wrote him and told him I could remember similar experiences at my dad's family farm in Indiana. The biggest differences, I guess, were the lack of a pump on the well. Grandpa used a bucket, rope and pulley to get the water up, though there was a hand pump attached to the kitchen ...
The local, as in Savannah, public radio station is off the air right now as a result of damage from a lightning storm. Without the voices of Steve Inskeep and David Greene and - since it's October and the Supreme Court is in session - Nina Totenberg igniting the pilot light of my brain, I have been left to entertain myself as I perform my morning ablutions. So I sing.


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Investigators with the Waupaca County Sheriff's Department say 29 year old Heather Werth of Clintonville was killed in a two vehicle car accident on Saturday just before noon.
The crash happened on Hwy 22 near Fuhs Rd. in the Township of Little Wolf.
Investigators say the woman was driving Northbound when she crossed the center-line and collided head on with a pick up truck.
The driver of the truck a 23 year old Manawa man suffered non life threatening injuries and was transported to New London Family Medical Center.
No further details have been released about the crash.
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If you think there's no such thing as free lunch, think again. There are lots of products you can get online without having to pay a cent. Consumer Reports ShopSmart magazine has found the best freebies — everything from cosmetics to pet food.
This little guy definitely got his free lunch. His human only had to go on the site HeyItsFree and ask for a sample from Beneful.
Other stuff ShopSmart got gratis?
Gevalia espresso coffee fixings,Emergen C vitamins,all kinds of beauty products,even free downloadable movies to keep the family entertained.
Consumer Reports ShopSmart magazine has a lot of tips on how to get tons of free stuff.
"The first thing to do is look at websites that aggregate free offers. We especially liked Freeflys. We got more free stuff from there than any other website." said Jody Rohlena of Consumer Reports.
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and SweetFreeStuff — that's where ShopSmart got the free movie.
ShopSmart was able to order more than 50 items in a few hours of online searching.
No-shows were a problem though. About half the freebies hadn't arrived ten weeks after they'd been ordered.
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Another tip when shopping for freebies: Keep your credit card in your wallet.
"Shipping should be free, so there is no reason to give your credit-card information. If they ask you to give your card number, don't do it." said Rohlena.
It's also worth looking at manufacturers' sites like Pillsbury or Walmart. You can often get coupons for a free full-sized product.
ShopSmart says be aware that if you score a free coupon, you usually have to pick the item up at the store.


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Today the Senate honored football coach, Forrest "Frosty" Westering with a resolution that I had the great honor of sponsoring. Click on the video below to hear what I had to say about the incredible man that Frosty was and moving tributes from several other legislators.
Education Funding Debate
Click below to watch what I had to say about the Senate proposal to fund education.
Video: Comcast Newsmakers
I was recently interviewed by Sabrina Register with Comcast Newsmakers. We talked about education and the need to close the opportunity and achievement gaps. You can watch the short interview below.
Capitol Classroom with Oroville High School
Today, I had the privilege of talking with a group of students from Oroville High School in eastern Washington via a live video connection. The class chose my grade-level reading bill, Senate Bill 5237, to study and follow throughout the legislative process. Watch the video below to see our discussion about the measure. For more information or to read the full press release, click HERE.
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BELLINGHAM - The St. Blaise Catholic Church has a lot to celebrate. Fifty years, to be exact.
Fifty years of baptisms and funerals, weddings and ordinations, first communions and confirmations. But most of all, 50 years of coming together week after week to celebrate a faith that has built and bound a community.
Now, parishioners of St. Blaise Church are busy getting ready and making final preparations to mark the occasion of the church's Golden Jubilee in 2012.
WOONSOCKET – A quick response by city firefighters to an early morning fire Saturday may well have saved a Main Street landmark.
A passerby reported smoke coming from the former Rhode Island Hospital Trust building at 162 Main St. at around 3:16 a.m. and got a full response from city fire stations, Deputy Chief Thomas F. Williams reported Saturday.
The ornately-designed bank building located across the street from the city's historic Harris Hall municipal offices was once the state Registry of Motor Vehicles headquarters in the city but has been vacant and up for sale for several years.
PAWTUCKET – The second and final game of Carl Crawford's rehab assignment with the Pawtucket Red Sox left much to be desired.
An 0-for-3 showing at the plate and no action in left field in the PawSox's 11-8 loss to the Durham Bulls on Saturday at McCoy Stadium wasn't the evening Crawford envisioned before rejoining the Boston Red Sox. Nonetheless, the left fielder departed Pawtucket with at least one reason for optimism: a healthy left hamstring.
WOONSOCKET – A second nighttime shooting in the city in two days has police beefing up patrols of local neighborhoods as a precautionary measure.
The latest incident occurred at around 11 p.m. Friday at a residential home on Sayles Street, Police Lt. Eugene Jalette said Saturday.
Officers arriving at 147 Sayles St. found a 24-year-old male sitting in the yard with a gunshot wound to the torso, Jalette said.
The man was conscious but critically hurt, Jalette said. He was taken by Woonsocket Rescue to Rhode Island Hospital where he remained in critical condition on Saturday.
WOONSOCKET — In a surprise move, Governor Lincoln Chafee has filed a legal brief in support of Jason Wayne Pleau's appeal to quash a court order for him to surrender on federal charges stemming from the murder of a gas station manager – charges that could carry the death penalty.
WOONSOCKET — The four loud bangs heard just before 8 p.m. Thursday sounded like fireworks to Zuleyma Neco, 22, of 44 Florida St. But the noise actually turned out to be gunfire and Neco, in her apartment with her own small children and those of her mother, saw the aftermath of a crime when she looked out the window.
A car had backed into the side of her next-door neighbor's home after its 27-year-old driver was shot twice by someone in another car.
"It scared us," said Neco, who had been caring for her three children and her mother's two children.
PAWTUCKET — The fans came to see Carl Crawford and went home talking about Ryan Lavarnway.
Crawford, in his first of two rehab games with Pawtucket, reached base in all three of his at-bats during Pawtucket's 3-2 win over Durham on Friday night. He blooped a single over the second baseman's head in the first, walked in the third, and reached on a fielder's choice in the fifth, scoring one batter later when Lavarnway crushed a home run down the left field line that cleared everything, bouncing around in the parking lot as the crowd collectively murmured "Who is this guy?"
RIVERSIDE – Their pitchers might not have thrown as hard and their batters might not have had the same pop, but when it came to throwing strikes and make plays in the field, no one was better than Cumberland National.
Cumberland was spotless defensively and pitchers Sydney Provencal and Katerina Kent allowed only seven base runners the entire game as the offense took advantage of two errors in a 3-0 win over East Greenwich to claim the Rhode Island Major Division Softball Championship Friday night.
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BURRILLVILLE- Shirley Ann Beattie (Ogni), 72, a lifelong resident of Burrillville, RI, passed away on July 14, 2011, at Saint Antoine Residence in North Smithfield, surrounded by her family.
She is survived by her partner Dorothy Sliney of Mapleville, daughters, Carol Beattie of New Bern, NC, Linda Mc Kinley of Pawtucket, and Kym Demers of Oakland, also survived by her 8 grand children and 15 great grandchildren.
Richard R. Smith
WOONSOCKET- Richard R. Smith, 81, died Wednesday, July 13th. Cherished husband of Ann (Grivers) Smith for over 52 years, Richard is survived by his 3 children, Mary Beth Sztabor, David Smith, both of Woonsocket and Jane Soucy of Cumberland. In addition to being a dedicated father, Richard lovingly grandfathered 4 children: Joshua Sztabor, Bethany, Nathaniel and Michael Soucy. Their father Jerry Soucy was honored to be Richard's son in law. He was the brother of the late Stanley, Robert and Shirley Smith and Jean Carpenter.


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The Craniofacial Foundation of America has announced its annual fundraiser, "Palate 2 Palette," will be held on Saturday, April 14. Beginning at 5 p.m., visitors can enjoy a gallery stroll through the Southside, view fine art, enjoy food and wine pairings at each venue and see stunning floral designs. After the stroll, a Bubbles & Sweets Party will be held from 8 to 10 p.m. at Track 29.
General admission tickets are $75 per person. For information, call 778-9191 or visit www.p2pchattanooga.com.
The Association for Visual Artists' new project manager is Laura Linz. Her primary responsibility will be directing the 4 Bridges Arts Festival, which has become a nationally recognized fine arts and crafts event.
Formerly of Greenville, S.C., Linz graduated from Furman University with an art degree, has been executive director of two non-profit art organizations and has served as director of three major arts and crafts festivals.
Hunter Museum of American Art's next community dialogue, A Whole New Mind of Abstraction, will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday. As part of the museum's "Art + Issues: Creativity in Our Schools and Community" program, educators Bruce Edwards and Andra Jurist will lead the discussion. Admission is free. Contact the museum, 10 Bluff View, at 267-0968 for more information.


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Dine Out Nights
Dine Out Nights are the Green Dining Alliance's way of showing support for local, green businesses. We pick one day a month to bring people together to say: "Thank you for doing what you do for sustainability!"
Upcoming Dine Out Nights:
November: Urban Chestnut in The Grove
Thursday, November 6th
4465 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110
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December: break
January: TBD
February: TBD
About Dine Out Nights
Every first or second Thursday of the month (check the calendar), we call on all St. Louis foodies to join the Green Dining Alliance at a featured GDA-certified restaurant for a Dine Out Night.
In the "buycott" spirit, we arrive in a friendly mob to offer our business and good company, and to let certified GDA members know we care that they're doing the right thing!
Everyone who attends and checks in with the GDA representative, receives one entry into our door prize drawing – a $25 gift certificate to another GDA restaurant around town. You can also get additional entries into the drawing by sharing your experience on social media.
Dine Out Nights are a great way to:
- Support local restaurants, breweries, and farmers
- Make a difference through everyday actions
- "Put your money where your mouth is" by supporting local, green businesses
- Start a new tradition with your friends, family, or coworkers – trying a different GDA-certified restaurant every month
- Explore new neighborhoods and flavors of St. Louis
- Meet like-minded folks who love St. Louis, the environment, and good food
But remember, any time you dine at a GDA-certified location, tell them that you support their commitment to sustainability!
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday villa in Puerto Pollensa Central - GREAT VILLA WITH PRIVATE POOL IN BONAIRE
This villa is situated in Bonaire which is one of the most exclusive areas in the North of Mallorca. The house is a ten minute walk from the sea where there is rock bathing and the stunning marina of Port Crocodrilo. The beaches at Mal Pas and Manresa are a very short drive away.
This is the holiday home of an interior designer and has been stylishly furnished to provide the perfect holiday setting. The house is set in mature private gardens with stunning sea views across the bay of Pollensa to the lighthouse at Formentor and the town of Pollensa.
There are three double bedrooms, two with twin beds and one with a double bed. The bedrooms and sitting room are air conditioned. There is also a sofa bed in the kitchen/dining room. The property has a bathroom with full bath with shower over and a further shower room both with WCs. There is a large characterful Mediterranean kitchen/diner which is fully equipped, dishwasher and Nespresso coffeemaker included. An extending table to seat up to 8 people is also placed at the kitchen.
Outside the sitting room is a terrace which is just right for al fresco dining and watching the sun go down. There are also two other outside dining areas, one to the back of the property where you can have a romantic dinner under an olive tree and another outside the kitchen which is perfect for breakfasting.
There is a paved solarium surrounding the pool and also a lawned area where you can relax under the shade of the palm trees.
Amenities as Wifi, Tv 42", Sat Tv, Dvd, Air Condition/Heating, Barbecue.. complete this wonderful villa, a secure election for an unforgettable holidays.
APPROXIMATE DISTANCES: Alcudia town 3km / Pto.Alcudia 5km / Pto.Pollensa 8km / Nearest beach 500m / Restaurants 300m / Supermarket 300m / Golf 3km / Palma Airport 55km
CAR: Recommended.
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- wheelchair inaccessible
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