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November 9, 2012, 11:02 am
Got the car in at the end of the month 56 plate focus 1.8tdci in for a major service and mot. its done 66k at the service should i do the cam belt at the same time or too soon.
November 9, 2012, 11:27 am
66k is before Ford's schedule, but my own view is 'better safe than sorry'
I also have a 56-plate 1.8 TDCi, and when I bought it last year the mileage was 62k
The dealer serviced it for me as part of the deal (was due at 62.5k) and I got him to do the cambelt at the same time. I contributed £100 for this, but I thought it was a good investment. I can be confident it won't need changing in the next 5 yrs or so, and it's just peace of mind.
A colleague with a 3 yr old Hyundai i30 has just had their cambelt go at 70k miles. The repair bill was £1200 and it's still losing oil & water. I course this is an exception, but it's all about what risks you are prepared to take.
So my own opinion is to get it done. Think of it as an investment, rather than an expense.
But make sure they fit a full 'kit' (which includes the pulleys & tensioners) as well as the belt itself, as these can often go. The cost is very similar.
November 9, 2012, 5:18 pm
Spoke too ford and they said on this engine they are good for 125k or ten years
November 9, 2012, 5:54 pm
The usual interval is 100k as far as I've been advised.
A lot of people get it done at about 75-80k as a precaution.
Better then a seized engine.
November 9, 2012, 6:29 pm
The ford service guy checked on Etis for me and said the schedule said 125k if I remember right it was 100k on the old mk1 focus can any one clarify
November 9, 2012, 7:02 pm
given belts have snapped at 85k on that engine ask ford if they are gauranteeing that should the tensioner or belt go before there 125 k limit will they pay for it the answer will be a laugh down the phone
this is a previous post....... have an 06 2.0 tdci Focus with 92K on the clock. 2 weeks ago it slipped a few teeth, didn't snap, and basically demolished the head. After a repair of £1,640.00 it's on the road. My question is because Ford recommend the cambelt be changed at 120K or 10 years, is there any recourse against them?
not that it helps much but the haynes manual points out that although ford specify 100,000 miles, they advise to change it at 60,000
ignore fords stated times that was done to get fleet buyers to buy cars even taxi firms dont wait till 100k never mind 125k'
November 9, 2012, 7:57 pm
How much am I looming at paying as a rough figure
November 9, 2012, 10:32 pm
Anyone any idea of price. If it is 125k I'm getting it done a bit early at 66k even at 100k do you think it's too soon.
November 10, 2012, 12:01 am
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How much am I looming at paying as a rough figure
If your car is being serviced anyway, it shouldn't be much on top of what your already paying.
A cambelt kit is about £50, and takes around an hour to fit - which is another £40-50.
So as a rough estimate, about £100 on top of the service itself. (this is what I paid)
Check with your garage and get an estimate.
November 10, 2012, 11:47 am
They quoted 294 I asked as I don't really need it yet what discou t can they do they are coming back to me
November 10, 2012, 7:23 pm
[quote name='Drich290195' timestamp='1352548028' post='216111']
They quoted 294 I asked as I don't really need it yet what discou t can they do they are coming back to me
Is that for just changing the cambelt as an individual job, and doing no other work?
Or is it to change the cambelt while also doing a service etc?
If it's the latter it shouldn't cost that much on top of what you're paying for the main service anyway - a cambelt kit is about £50, and an hour's labour is about the same. Max £150 at most.
Also, is that from a main dealer, or an independent mechanic?
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BUFFALO (LGS) — Maybe Darcy Regier and Larry Quinn would be better suited staying behind closed doors for the foreseeable future as this afternoon's press conference did little to improve the morale of Sabres Nation. If anything, today's press conference made most supporters feel even worse after going through yesterday's Black Sunday ordeal that saw the Sabres lose two of the most important and loved players in franchise history.
If it wasn't before, it should now be crystal clear to you that the two men leading the Sabres are frankly not suited for their jobs.
Quinn and Regier did their best to blame the marketplace as the reason they couldn't bring both players back -- or even one of them for that matter. The two men still fail to understand that they could have easily set the marketplace a long time ago by offering their co-captains fair contracts weeks, if not months ago.
They continued to blame the players, their agents, arbitration and anything else they could conjure up. It wasn't until the media kept grilling them relentlessly before they begrudgingly admitted that they wished they could have gone back in time to change some of their approaches.
But why admit that now? Especially when it was the fans and media screaming at the Sabres for many years to change their negotiation policies. Time after time, the Sabres' brass told us all that they were smarter than all of us. They knew better, they knew what they were doing and whether you liked it or not, that was that.
In addition to seeing Quinn and Regier reeling in excuses, we learned today that Quinn is really the man in charge of the Sabres. Regier appears to be nothing more than his puppet, one that Quinn constantly had to talk over.
The Sabres' general manager went as far as saying his team wouldn't be as competitive next season. He agreed with a reporter that suggested the Sabres might be the Pittsburgh Pirates of the NHL. A reference to the Pirates' ability of building great players only to lose them to the rest of the league.
Regier even implied he knew it was a mistake letting both co-captains go before Quinn jumped in to fortify the Sabres' official stance.
During the presser, Quinn blasted Buffalo News reporter Bucky Gleason for implying the Sabres could have signed both players much sooner. He blasted him for suggesting Chris Drury didn't sign in Buffalo because the Sabres essentially gave Daniel Briere his walking papers.
For those of you that have been reading my reports the last few weeks, this is nothing new. I stated in no short terms that Drury would not return to Buffalo unless Briere was coming back as well. A source told me last night that Quinn offered Briere the "Ted Nolan" offer, which is one that he knew would be refused. When that happened, Drury was done as well.
Quinn was irate at the suggestion of a link between the two co-captains. If everyone knew there was a link, it would have be Quinn's failure for losing both players because Quinn couldn't get over his personal indifference with Briere.
Instead, the Sabres' managing partner said the reason Drury picked New York over Buffalo was because the team's former co-captain wanted to go to the Rangers so he could be closer to his hometown of Trumbull, Connecticut. Quinn strongly suggested Drury was always going to the Rangers no matter what Buffalo or anyone else did.
That was a flat out lie, just like the one Quinn gave us last summer when he said the leaked slug logo wasn't the final version.
If Drury was deadset on heading to The Big Apple, why didn't he sign at 12:01? Why did he meet with the Los Angeles Kings Sunday afternoon according to TSN? Why was his agent taking calls from a dozen or so teams?
Gleason was right and he knew it. Drury didn't want anything to do with Buffalo because Briere and he were closer than most people thought. Briere admitted as much yesterday after signing with Philadelphia when he confirmed that the two players were in constant contact with each other since the end of the season.
Buffalo was either getting both players back or neither. One didn't want to return without the other, even when the big money was there for Drury.
Now the irony of ironies.
Tonight's MSG Broadcast of "Sabres 12 to Remember" is Buffalo's 7-4 win over the New York Rangers on October 14th when the entire Western New York region was savaged by the surprise October Storm and subsequent blackouts.
That night, Sabres fans couldn't watch Briere and Drury, who ended up scoring his first career hat trick, because most didn't have power.
Next season they won't be able to watch the two superstars on Buffalo not because of not having power; rather, they won't be able to watch them because of the powers that be, namely Quinn and Regier.


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Pachee is a very well-designed Parcheesi game with a couple of different playing modes. You can play against a maximum of three friends, against the computer or embark on a journey in story-mode to discover more features (including fields and tokens; see Screen and Controls for more).
Even if you happen to think that Parcheesi is an outdated game for old-timers, this doesn't mean you can't have a ton of fun playing Pachee on your phone. The developers have integrated an old game into a new and exciting format. A set of new features gives this dusty game a breath of fresh air!
I really enjoyed playing Pachee and if not for the lack of an online playing mode, I would've given this game a full five stars. Despite the four star rating, I believe this game is simply top-notch!
Screen & Controls
On the main screen you have the following options available:
Quick Game
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In Quick Game mode, you select a color, decide against how many CPU opponents you would like to play and then start playing right away.
I found the game controls to be so intuitive that they don't even warrant an explanation. After starting the game a dice is automatically rolled. The player (or CPU) with the highest dice number makes the first move. When it's your turn, all you have to do is tap your dice located right next to your game pieces. The dice is rolled three times until you get a six. In this case you can move your game piece onto the board. As the game goes on, you'll notice that the board lets you know what moves you can make in accordance with how you've rolled the dice. Simply move your game piece in the direction of the marked fields in order to place your game piece there. It's really easy to control and no further explanation is needed. You can exit the game at any time by pressing a small button at the top of your screen whereby a small confirmation window appears.
Journey is a story mode, in which you have can discover new features and game boards. There are extra fields that appear on the game board (save field, bonus field and token field) as well as special tokens (MoveOut token, PushBack token and Blocker token) that you can activate when one of your game pieces lands on a token field. Don't forget that you have to unlock these extra features before being able to use them. You'll find more detailed explanations to all these features in the Help section on the main screen.
You can, for example, places all of your game pieces onto the game board with the MoveOut token or push back your opponent's game piece by six spots with the PushBak token. Even though I enjoyed playing Pachee without all of these extra features, they do add a bit of sparkle to this good game. The fact that you have to unlock these features first, motivates you to do well in story-mode.
In Custom Game you can select a board design as well as decide what fields and tokens to have on your game board. This only works with extra features that you have already unlocked. Once you've completed this first menu screen, you can determine the number of CPU or real opponents you would like to play against. Funnily enough, you can let four computer opponents play against each other, although don't ask me why anyone would do that :)
In your settings, you can toggle the sound on/off, turn emoticons on/off and turn the easy mode on/off (although I found this mode to be anything but easy).
In Help you'll find clearly illustrated explanations of fields and tokens.
Bottom Line:
Pachee's greatness is based largely on its modern interpretation of a classic game. Yet even the standard version was loads of fun for me. This game leaves me no room for criticism. Everything about this game is well-done, including the controls.
Speed & Stability
Pachee ran smoothly and without any lags during our test.
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The Henry I. Goldberg Center for Advanced Imaging Education continues to expand its role in medical student education at the University of California at San Francisco (UCSF). The center participates in teaching in the pre-clinical core curriculum, offers imaging workshops associated with clinical clerkships, and coordinates electives in radiology on the Parnassus campus and at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center (VAMC).
The facility includes a large multimedia conference room used for medical student, resident, and postgraduate courses, a dedicated student classroom with a PACS workstation, as well as a computer resource area with online teaching applications providing access to current and teaching cases from the clinical sections of the radiology department used in student seminars.
Radiology 140. 03: "I will undoubtedly be a better resident (and ultimately attending physician) as a result of the greater familiarity with imaging that I developed in this class. It was clear that a good deal of thought was put into ensuring a balance of breadth and depth. It was also nice to interact with medical students from other countries who (besides being nice people) provided interesting insights into the practice of medicine in their respective countries. We don't get that many opportunities to do this within our standard curriculum, and I found this refreshing."
- Aaron Tward, UCSF School of Medicine
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The Center strives to teach the responsible use of medical imaging to future clinicians, to serve as a foundation for future radiology residents and to expose younger students to the specialty. The Center also provides career and curricular advising and mentoring for many students. Many faculty from the VAMC, San Francisco General Hospital, Moffitt/Long Hospital, as well as practicing and retired volunteer faculty give generously of their time in programs administered by the Goldberg Center. The Goldberg Center teaching experiences are often invaluable to the participating residents and fellows, who may realize hidden talents and a passion for teaching, potentially shaping their future career paths. Their contributions are crucial to the Center's success and much appreciated by student, faculty and staff.


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The Not So Secret Life of Helena Callahan (book three).
Rolling my eyes back into my skull, I tactfully ignored whatever smartass remark he had undoubtedly just made, because it only fuelled the blaze within me. It was always the same thing—always. Not bothered for his bullshit, I sunk deeper into our red silk bed sheets. After all, I guess we made this bed together.
My Maker waved his hands in the air, hastily slapping them against his sides. "Unbelievable," he shook his head, dressing as he spoke. "You're not even listening!"
I gave him a flat look. "Do you want to know why I'm not listening?" I jumped out of bed, wrapping the bed sheet over my naked body, as though he didn't already know me inside and out. "It's because you don't fucking give, Darien!"
He seemed insulted. "I don't give?" he repeated. "That's not what you were moaning in my ear a moment ago, sweetheart." The pet-name on the end of his sentence smoothed out his words, but they were still coming from his arrogant lips. "You want the world, Helena," he hesitated. "You're too high maintenance."
"I'm high maintenance?" My mouth fell open. "How dare you?!"
"What?" he spoke animatedly; waving his hands in pure frustration. "It's true, you're so self-centred. You don't care about anything besides what you want."
"Fine," I caved, opening the dresser and throwing out my clothing—every single thing he'd bought me, onto the floor. Hell, maybe I should just leave here naked, and show him how low maintenance I am!
Darien pressed his fingers to his eyebrows. "What are you doing, Helena?"
"I'm doing you a favour," I snapped, still throwing my clothes onto the floor, forming a messy pile in the middle of our room. "I'm moving out."
Darien picked up my clothes, repacking them just as quickly as I could throw them out, but eventually he broke too. "Fine," he pulled out the entire draw, swiftly adding to my growing clothes-pile. "Let's all throw clothes around! That will help!"
"You know what would help?" I got in his face. "Telling people about us!"
"Oh, yeah," he moved away from me, swiftly whipping out a cigarette and sparking it up. "Let's tell everyone I'm dating the stripper!"
"Don't you even go there," I shook my head, packing my clothes in a bag.
"Trust me, I'm not going to go there," he continued, taking cheap jabs at my career choice. "Do you think I want to see that shit?"
"Well, you certainly weren't complaining about seeing 'that shit' a few moments ago, were you?" I threw my bag, and pushed him. "Were you?!"
"Fuck this!" Darien shoved me backward, not nearly as roughly as I had pushed him, but still—it hurt my pride. Then, he grabbed his leather coat from behind the door and shouted, "You better be gone by the time I get back!" He slammed the door shut, making my fangs extend in sheer fury.
I hated him.
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WHO "Golden Rules" for Safe Food Preparation |
WHO data indicate that only a small number of factors related to food handling are responsible for a large proportion of foodborne disease episodes everywhere. Common errors include:
The Ten Golden Rules respond to these errors, offering advice that can reduce the risk that foodborne pathogens will be able to contaminate, to survive or to multiply.
Despite the universality of these causes, the plurality of cultural settings means that the rules should be seen as a model for the development of culture-specific educational remedies.
Users are therefore encouraged to adapt these rules to bring home messages that are specific to food preparation habits in a given cultural setting. Their power to change habitual practices will be all the greater.
1. Choose foods processed for safety
While many foods, such as fruits and vegetables, are best in their natural state, others simply are not safe unless they have been processed. For example, always buy pasteurized as opposed to raw milk and, if you have the choice, select fresh or frozen poultry treated with ionizing radiation. When shopping, keep in mind that food processing was invented to improve safety as well as to prolong shelf-life. Certain foods eaten raw, such as lettuce, need thorough washing.
2. Cook food thoroughly
Many raw foods, most notable poultry, meats, eggs and unpasteurized milk, may be contaminated with disease-causing organisms. Thorough cooking will kill the pathogens, but remember that the temperature of all parts of the food must reach at least 70 °C. If cooked chicken is still raw near the bone, put it back in the oven until it's done - all the way through. Frozen meat, fish, and poultry, must be thoroughly thawed before cooking.
3. Eat cooked foods immediately
When cooked foods cool to room temperature, microbes begin to proliferate. The longer the wait, the greater the risk. To be on the safe side, eat cooked foods just as soon as they come off the heat.
4. Store cooked foods carefully
If you must prepare foods in advance or want to keep leftovers, be sure to store them under either hot (near or above 60 °C) or cool (near or below 10 °C) conditions. This rule is of vital importance if you plan to store foods for more than four or five hours. Foods for infants should preferably not be stored at all. A common error, responsible for countless cases of foodborne disease, is putting too large a quantity of warm food in the refrigerator. In an overburdened refrigerator, cooked foods cannot cool to the core as quickly as they must. When the centre of food remains warm (above 10 °C) for too long, microbes thrive, quickly proliferating to disease-causing levels.
5. Reheat cooked foods thoroughly
This is your best protection against microbes that may have developed during storage (proper storage slows down microbial growth but does not kill the organisms). Once again, thorough reheating means that all parts of the food must reach at least 70 °C.
6. Avoid contact between raw foods and cooked foods
Safely cooked food can become contaminated through even the slightest contact with raw food. This cross-contamination can be direct, as when raw poultry meat comes into contact with cooked foods. It can also be more subtle. For example, don't prepare a raw chicken and then use the same unwashed cutting board and knife to carve the cooked bird. Doing so can reintroduce the disease-causing organisms.
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I suggest that Jesus did not have an inner struggle or the disordered desires of fallen human nature that we experience, which would be in line with James 1:13-14. He was a divine person who could not have sinned at any time. His temptation came entirely from the suggestion of the devil and had nothing to do with an inner struggle. His "temptation" was a "test". Satan was testing Jesus' identity as the Son of God after hearing the Father's declaration in Mt 3:17.
I don't disagree that Jesus was presented with choices, but I just can't believe that Jesus could have chosen to sin. The implication would be that God can desire sin, or be complicite with it, or overpowered by it, or be the author and promoter of it (or however else you want to phrase it). How can God go against his own will?
1) This is an interdisciplinary dissertation-level question at least. But I would suppose it has to do with contemplation of an action that is contrary to God's righteousness and violates His law. Exercising the right of independant judgment and deciding on a given occasion that a given act is "better" for me, i.e. more to be desired than compliance with God's directives. E.g. God says don't eat X fruit, but I decide it's attractive, delicious and nourishing, and I'll go with my opinion over God's prohibition. Substitute bread for fruit. It is genuinely a good thing in this occasion, and nourishing oneself also a positive good. What is not good is disobeying an injunction to fast for a certain period. James says we are enticed by our desire. Desire can be perfectly good, in itself.
2) Christ's temptation was not similar to the temptation of a human--since He was and is human. Temptation is likened to fishing. The bait in this case included bread. Totally good desire, to eat to assuage hunger and nourish oneself. The trick is to make the subject (in this case Jesus) choose to fulfill this desire rather than His Father's instruction. I suppose there are at least two ways to refer to temptation. One external, to suggest making that choice, the other an internal pressure from the existence of that (legitimate) desire, to act on it rather than on another desire, that of valuing His Father's will. I take it that He did in fact suffer the pressure of this conflict. That He potentially could have chosen to eat the bread, I don't know, seems to me to be part of the picture here. It isn't that He never could but that He never would--His desire to honor the Father being greater than His desire to meet His physical needs.
I can agree with that for the most part. I don't know if there was a ban on fasting though.
1) The nature of temptation for humans is the draw to act upon our own desires over God's desires. It is Me First. It comes at us from various loci but we know that the World, the Devil, and our own Lusts are the biggest. The nature of our temptation is all the worse because Christ ups the ante on sin. I might be tempted to sleep with Bathsheba but thank goodness I didn't: I just did in my own mind.
2) Christ was tempted yet without sin. We don't know what that looks like mentally. That would be conjecture. Externally, we know that it wasn't merely "don't eat now, My Son." and then there's a draw to eat now. The temptations we see by His Satanic Majesty are of the order of the Son of God doing things which He had every right to do as God's anointed but was somehow constrained. So yes he could have turned rocks to food (I can't) but he wasn't supposed to. Yes, he could leap off the building and be caught by angels (I can't) but he wasn't supposed to test God. Yes, he would inherit all the kingdoms of the world and every knee would bow to Him (not me) but why go the hard way through a crown of thorns when he could grab them all here? Yes, he was to die but why not go ahead and not-die: shut your mouth Satan.
We find a point where Christ could have done something else where he says "I could summon legions of angels and the Father would send them." Well, that doesn't sound like the potentiality of capitulating to sin and the Godhead being smeared black. It sounds like a real road that Christ could have taken but wouldn't have taken. The reason he says is that Scripture would have been broken. That is exceedingly different from me. Time and promises were tied to his activity--and yet he was really free.
Whatever the Incarnation involved it was unique. It was exemplary. It was tied to all we know about God. It was mission-focused. It was definitively theological in that it revealed The Father. Hebrews 1 and Hebrews 2 reverberate with the tension. This would be a case where we would be forced to use our eyes to see what it looks like but all we see is back on the evidence.
We're in the dark here but what we shouldn't do is scratch out James 1:14-15 by after committing Deicide at the Incarnation or wipe away Hebrews 4:15 to get a proper Kal-El set up.
If I were to wander into the realm of fiction, I'd say that he was tempted as I am tempted but not tempted like how I'm tempted. Heavier to the Lighter is at play in my mind. He had all the power over the universe, able to wipe out history, and he humbled himself in obedience. Dreaming about Bathsheba is small potatoes when I could wipe out all of humanity with flames and angels. But if I dream of flame and angels when someone cuts me off on the road, how much greater the temptation without sin when the one who has every right to wipe out all the scum allows the scum to rise up on its hind legs and pin it's creator to a tree.
But I still wonder how much of a draw Jesus had to act on his own desires over God's desires? In other words, how much was Jesus' human will out of harmony with the divine will? I don't know. I have no doubt the World and the Devil tried to get Jesus to act a certain way, but I wonder how much of Jesus' own lust there was.
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I really appreciated what you said. I do agree that the nature of Christ's temptation might not have been so much about lust or greed or cheating, etc (though possibly, though that is pure conjecture), but more about utilising his divine power to do something to prove his divine nature. It really wows us to consider the nature of Christ to humbly submit to the Father and to have defeated the devil in not once succumbing to temptation. And not just with lust or greed, but with being recognised as the all-powerful One.
But whether it is more 'puny' temptations (for us) or more 'majestic' temptations (for Christ), I still think we must consider that the nature of temptation allows for a choice of saying yes or no to that temptation. And I think Christ walked through such. Hence why his high priesthood is so relevant to us (Heb 4:15), why he is able to actually emphathise with us. So when you and I walk through temptation, being tempted to give our yay to the temptation, we can cry out to the one who never succumbed to such (whether 'small' or 'significant'). He, in the flesh, never once gave in. We can rely on him and draw upon him as our high priest and intercessor.
Wonderful thread Scott, and a lot of interesting input, though I don't really believe that we will be able to come to any decisive answer on this one...
Not to obfuscate the matter further, but while the story of the Temptation in the desert is highly interesting, there are a couple of other incidents that pose questions about Jesus sinning - or being tempted to sin.
The first is the story of the finding in the temple. Surely Jesus was not where He was suppose to be or where His mother and (foster)father expected Him to be. In any other case, we would say that the boy Jesus sinned against the commandment to, "Honor your father and mother".
Then there is the incident of driving out the vendors at the temple. This one is a bit less clear, but still Jesus preached against anger and called it sin and yet He grew angry and vented that anger, not at those responsible for allowing the vendors but at the vendors themselves who were engaged in their lawful trade and under lawful authority.
I have heard many dismiss these as "they weren't sins because it was God (Jesus) doing them and God can't sin" But by that logic, He could have turned the stones to bread and not sinned. He could have tossed Himself from a parapet and not sinned. The only thing He could not do would be bow before Satan...
To try and answer your questions...
1) The nature of temptations in humans is exactly the same as it was from the beginning, after the fall, having eaten of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and evil, we must live with those consequences which means that we must make decisions between good and evil (something we didn't know about before the fall). So temptation is simply that conflict set up between our animal nature and our spirit nature....Which way will we go..
2) Temptation for Jesus (the man) was exactly the same as for other humans, with one exception, the quality and quantity of Grace available for Him to call upon for strength.
I have some speculative opinions on this matter but will leave those out for now.
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You said: In any other case, we would say that the boy Jesus sinned against the commandment to, "Honor your father and mother".
Did you mean? In any other case, we would NOT say that the boy Jesus sinned against the commandment to, "Honor your father and mother".
You answered question 2 with this: Temptation for Jesus (the man) was exactly the same as for other humans, with one exception, the quality and quantity of Grace available for Him to call upon for strength.
Before our new birth, I would agree. But do we not have the same quality and quantity of grace available to us as did Christ since we are in Christ and indwelt by the same empowering Spirit Christ had?
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Thomas Dale junior Bridget Schindel shields the ball from L.C. Bird junior Leohana Carrera during a non-district game on Monday in Chester. The Knights won 3-0 (photo by Jacob Vaughan).
CHESTER – Thomas Dale multi-sport athletes Becky Kriz and Regan Flores are a force to be reckoned with in front of goal, be it with stick in hand or ball at feet.
Just ask L.C. Bird.
Buoyed by two goals from Kriz and one from Flores, the Knights' girls soccer team defeated the visiting Skyhawks 3-0 in a non-district game on Monday at Ed Karpus Field. Last September, Flores scored three times and Kriz contributed an assist in a field hockey victory over their blue-clad, cross-town rivals.
Kriz, an attack-minded midfielder in both sports, said her on-field chemistry with Flores was forged by familiarity. "We play every sport together," the junior said. "So we're always ready for each other's passes."
Thomas Dale coach John Kabler said he was largely pleased with Monday's dominant display, but he tempered his praise with one caveat.
"Possession was super today. Defense – no problems whatsoever," Kabler said. "We controlled the midfield, but we just need to start putting some more shots away."
Thomas Dale junior Becky Kriz scored twice against L.C. Bird on Monday (photo by Jacob Vaughan).
Thomas Dale's three goals were born of 20 shots on frame, though the reigning Central District champions hit the crossbar on three occasions.
After a slew of squandered opportunities, Flores opened the scoring just after the midway point of the first half. The move began with Katie Waring's thoughtful pass between a pair of defenders near the right sideline.
Flores latched onto the ball, barreled towards goal and dispatched a right-footed shot that settled in the side netting at the far post.
"She's very fast and she has enough ball skills to get around people," Kabler said of Flores. "Our offense runs through her. So if she has a bad day, there's a good chance that our offense is going to have a bad day."
Thomas Dale enjoyed a lop-sided share of the ball and played with all 10 field players in L.C. Bird's half of the field for long stretches in the first half. But for all their possession, the Knights couldn't add to their 1-0 advantage before the halftime whistle.
A disconnect between the home team's midfielders and forwards resulted in several offside calls that thwarted would-be break-away opportunities.
"They were salivating knowing that if they got by it would just be them and the goalie," Kabler said. "But you have to make sure that pass has been made before you start taking off down the field."
Kriz removed the suspense from the game in the second half by striking twice in an eight-minute span. Her first goal came in the 61st minute when Bridget Schindel's cross-field pass meandered its way through a crowded penalty box until it reached Kriz at the back post.
With only the goalkeeper to beat, Kriz sent a waist-high effort back across the face of goal to give the Knights a 2-0 lead.
"I like being one on one with the goalie and knowing there's only one person that can stop you," Kriz said. "You just have to take your chances."
She reiterated her ability to do just that in the 69th minute following Thomas Dale's sixth corner kick of the match. Once again, a bouncing ball again found its way to her feet and Kriz converted in clinical fashion to provide the final margin.
L.C. Bird goalkeeper Autumn Joyal made 17 saves, a staggering work load highlighted by a pair of reaction stops that kept the score at 1-0 with 26 minutes remaining.
The game was the first of eight in a 12-day stretch for Thomas Dale, which improved to 5-1 on the season. Five of those games are against Central District opponents, and Kabler said there is no room for error if his team is going to overtake Prince George as the district's No. 1 seed.
"I'm trying to get them to focus and understand the pressure that's on us," Kabler said. "If we tie a game, that could be it for us. It could mean we end up playing Cosby in the first round of the [Central] Region tournament."
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