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Matt Hardy chants
A video on Instagram of TNA stars Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy and Shane Helms leading a huge chant with their fans at WrestleCon.
March 28, 2015
Hardy Boys tournament
A rather interesting omission from the upcoming tag team championship tournament in TNA is Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy. As of right now, the brothers have not been officially announced as entrants. From what we know, both guys are under contract to the promotion for at least another year, so that can be ruled out as a factor for their absence. Management could also be saving their announcement to build up the anticipation from the audience.
March 16, 2015
Jeff Hardy family
A photo on Instagram where TNA star Jeff Hardy shows off what might be the weirdest family portrait of all time.
March 12, 2015
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A photo on Instagram where TNA star Jeff Hardy shows off the new Omega championship belt that he won over the weekend.
March 2, 2015
Matt Hardy return
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February 25, 2015
David Benoit bashes WWE
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February 12, 2015
Hardys vs BDC
A video on YouTube of the full match where Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy take on Kenny King and MVP, representing the Beat Down Clan, on an episode of TNA Xplosion.
February 11, 2015
Jeff Hardy retirement
Since a lot of fans yearn to see him back in the top promotion in the United States, many keep holding on to hope that Jeff Hardy will return to WWE some day. That looks very unlikely to happen. In addition to him being happy with the current situation and schedule that TNA has offered him, Hardy is said to be quite content with his legacy. He feels that he has already accomplished plenty as a professional wrestler. He can retire feeling satisfied.
February 10, 2015
Hardys vs Revolution
A video from YouTube of the wild steel cage match featuring Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy taking on James Storm and Abyss on the Lethal Lockdown show that TNA did this week.
February 8, 2015
TNA signs Jeff Hardy
Some bad news for those of you that have been holding out hope that Jeff Hardy will return to WWE some day. It is not going to happen anytime soon. The former world heavyweight champion has just signed a contract extension with TNA. Terms of the deal were not announced, but it's expected to be for a minimum of a year. Hardy is pleased with how supportive the company has been to him, so he wants to show his loyalty back.
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Conway looks lovely. A carrier brought me the David Austin Rose called "Golden Celebration" this morning. Seven big fat buds on it ready to open for my birthday on Monday. It was from my daughter and her family in Ballymena. Here it is.
Our August parcel from Mr, Fothergill arrived in the post today and it is another experiment in sowing seeds later than normal, We have six packets of perennial seeds to sow at the end of August to see if we have good plants to plant out in the garden next June. If they all take even my garden will be bursting at the seams.
One of the participants in Mr. Fothergills trials has posted a picture of two brimming bowls of cucamelons, unsure how to use them and another has shown a picture of a summer stew with them added at the end which looks delicious so Not all have been stuck with two full grown and hundreds of pea size fruits! No doubt when the stats are published I will find what I was deficient in! I do not like them enough to try again however, not even to put in stew.
My goodness harvesting can be exhausting. i dug up a washing up bowlful of King Edwards, picked a baking bowlful of plums for jam making tonight, 8 long runner beans for supper and a huge bouquet of flowers to sit in the now almost empty conservatory waiting for the glaziers to board up the damage. Thirty various coloured tomatoes and two peppers were brought in this morning so i may make some delicious soup for the winter while I am in the kitchen making jam. I propped up the Conference pear branch that had hit the deck in the potager because of the weight of its crop with a picnic chair.My garden looks like the pictures of the Garden of Eden you used to see in old Bibles! I have eaten six plums today so must stop.
Another beautiful day and three items on the news this morning which highlight the great benefits elderly people get when they garden. New studies have shown people who get low quantities of vit. d have a high chance of developing dementia. no easier way to get plenty than to be out gardening in the sunshine. Our self sufficiency in food from Jan. 1st runs out today but is up 2% this year to 60% still low compared to 75% it used to be. Elderly people now harvesting loads of veg and fruit like me to feed themselves and family and friends through the winter are helping haul this target up. And the honeybee population last year dropped 10% as against 33% the year before. I think more elderly gardeners are getting the message to plant more bee friendly plants in their gardens. Incidentally, now the Britain in Bloom judging is going on i do think more marks should be given to ecologically friendly planting. Surely gardeners who help the insects, grow food for humans and wildlife like berries for us and the birds and try their best to be organic should get more points.
86 next Monday, flumpy1. Family coming to celebrate on Sunday. Lovely day forecast for Bristol once more. I have oromised a big bowl of plums to my eighbour so should not get wet doing it today. Lots more harvesting to do. I hope the glazier can get the boarding fixed by the weekend when the remains of "Bertha" are supposed to reach us off the Atlantic. Do not want the damage made worse by another storm. Enjoy your bigger greenhouse. My coldframe is packed with plants from my conservatory and every warm, sheltered nook and cranny I can find round the bungalow. I did not realise how many I had till they had to be moved.
Including my large bungalow my plot is half an acre. I love all plants from alpines to forest trees. As I recognise the great benefits in medecine that have come from studying plants and love eating fruit and veg. I have for the last fifty years been getting my garden more and more in equilibrium with the wild life and native flowers. As i take visitors on safari round my garden I warn them it is a naturalists garden who sees as much beauty in lots of butterflies and bees as in the plants so, what they may think is a big clump of weeds is more likely to be food source for several types of butterfly. None the less, because i am a trained artist I paint with plants and my garden looks beautiful at any time of the year. It is also very prolific with produce. It is as organic as it comes with slight slip ups when I need to buy bags of compost for pots or seed sowing. I have a wormery, make nettle tea, have damp spots fpr bog plants and frogs and fond the whole eco system of my garden fascinating. I love the Latin names of plants and botany and zoology as fascinating as geology and chemistry and physics which I studied at university. I also love the way gardening makes you such wonderful friends - sharing plants and cuttings and seeds. The most important aspect of my and my friends' outlook on gardening is the "doing" of it. Designing, harvesting, painting or writing about it pale before the thrill of sowing seed and seeing them germinate, growing flowers that will feed the insects, growing trees for shade and the birds. Enough, Verdun? Oh I am a very tidy person in my appearance and home but i share my garden with a cornucopia of other living creatures who do not worry about such things.
Woke up to find a very damp garden this morning with rain overnight. It is raining quite steadily now and forecast for most of today so harvesting plums, blackberries, runner beans, potatoes and tomatoes will have to be put off till tomorrow. Two days of fine weather then forecast followed by nasty storms at the weekend. Looks like my birthday picnic on Sunday will take place indoors. My birthday outing to a lovely garden centre in Somerset shpold still be on I hope unless there is thunder and lightning. I do hope the glaziers can do something quickly about the conservatory roof when they call on Wednesday afternoon.
Still the glorious weather is bringing more gazanias and my "Polish Spirit" clematis in my north facing front garden is flowering as it scrambles through my 50 year old hardy fuchsia.
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Lisa Rinna Proudly Goes Makeup Free on Twitter
Lisa Rinna stood up to a rude follower on Twitter by showing herself with no makeup. Rinna originally was posting photos of her and her daughters Delilah Belle and Amelia Gray over the Christmas holiday. The Huffington Post reports that's when a follower made fun of her appearance saying "You Look HORRIBLE without makeup on"
Rinna appeared defiant in the face of the tweet and responded with the photo again on her Twitter account, typing "Hey at least I'm brave enough to show myself without make up!! Here I am no make up not an ounce"
Rinna has been outspoken about the effects of plastic surgery, especially concerning her famous lips, telling us back in November "I want young women to learn to love themselves. You don't need to change anything especially your lips."
She says that she also wants to protect her daughters from the images that pressure young women in Tinseltown.
"I remove the cover of magazines when girls who have had too much plastic surgery are on them. That's the last thing my girls need to see. All these young Hollywood actresses need to stop trying to be the next Angelina Jolie and learn to love themselves," Lisa tells me.
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- Friday 31 DecemberBy MAGOOS
She looked fine without warpaint. Sadly, those lips are with her for life; stop the treatment and they will implode.
- Friday 31 December
i really didn't need to see this 30 minutes after i woke up
- Friday 31 DecemberBy montana mike
once is enough--lisa, please do not ever do this again
- Friday 31 DecemberBy Lisa R.High Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I think Lisa Rinna is beautiful just the way she is. It's sad how people are judged on their outward physical appearance. I know actors and actresses get paid to look and act a certain way, but it's just a job like anyone else's. She is a wife and mom and this is who she is. She and her hubby Harry have been married for years, and they have two daughters who love them for being mom and dad.It stinks that debates and tweets have to be made about a persons looks. Keep being yourself, and continue to set a good example to your children. I enjoy watching your life on t.v., and hope to see you on season two.
- Friday 31 DecemberBy Steven
I think she looks horrible too! Another Has-Been who will do anything to get attention from the press....SO PATHETIC!
- Sunday 02 January
I agree. She looks terrible. She is NOT an attractive woman. It just shows that the only way to Hollywood is how much food you can throw up.
- Friday 31 DecemberBy Hmmm
I think she looks great w/out the makeup. And I would not have known who she was in the picture if she hadn't been mentioned.
- Friday 31 DecemberBy Madhatter15
I think she looks great without make-up , her daughters are lovely too. She looks much bettr with out the trout pout and I'm glad she saw the light and had the implants removed, she looks younger without the pout and without the makeup. Kudos to her.
- Friday 31 DecemberBy Sunny
She looked beautiful with or no makeup on! Look at her daughters just beautiful!
- Saturday 01 JanuaryBy Elle E'Trois
Her children are so cute!
- Saturday 01 JanuaryBy Alice
Be proud, you are gorgeous!!!
- Saturday 01 JanuaryBy Cathy
It looks to me as though Lisa Rinna is a very pretty woman with or without makeup. And her young daughters are pretty darn cute young ladies. So, where's the problem with this picture???
- Saturday 01 JanuaryBy Michele
I think she looks beautiful!
- Sunday 02 JanuaryBy T
I don't think her lips look bad...Her daughters will have full lips also...Glad she removed implants. People should always remember that most photos of stars are with the aid of makeup artists...You can see why they are called ARTISTS.
- Sunday 02 JanuaryBy Henry
I think Lisa looks lovely without the makeup.
- Sunday 02 JanuaryBy suzi
- Sunday 02 January
She looks pretty to me without makeup. I just don't know where her talent is. Does she sing or dance? Why is she a celebrity?
- Sunday 02 JanuaryBy dHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
She is pretty without makeup and basically still looks the same!!
Most women without their makeup don't look like the same person!!
Go Lisa!!!
- Sunday 02 JanuaryBy Beebee
She looks great and her daughters are gorgeous!
- Sunday 02 JanuaryBy burntsurf
Although she has had her lips enhanced, she naturally had big lips. . . take a look at her daughters and you will see that they, too, have very full lips and I'm sure they haven't had their lips enhanced. The daughter on the left has lips exactly like her mom and the daughter in the middle has only slightly less full lips. . .don't know why Lisa ever decided to add to the fulness of her already full lips!!! As for the pic without makeup, she looks great and would really only need a small bit of foundation to even out her skin tone (as most women do!).
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Join Elmo as he discovers how much fun it can be to go to school, to jump really high and to reach the sky. Elmo finds out how important the sun is to everyone, how jumping is a great form of exercise and the importance of going to school.
Publisher: New York : Sony Music Entertainment, [2006]
Characteristics: 1 videodisc (ca. 52 min.) :,sd., col. ;,4 3/4 in.
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Alternate Title: Elmo's world (Television program)
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(This is Al Pacacino relaxing between takes on the set of 'Two Weeks')
I just spent the last six days on a film set. It was amazing. A cast of four, a crew of twelve. A short-film. An experience I'll never forget.
I've been on a film set before. But I was learning to crew and so focused on just getting my bit right, that I never really took in the whole experience.
But this time I was the "talent". So my job didn't start until the camera started rolling. That means there was a bit of waiting around for sets to be dressed, shots to be organised, cameras to set up, lighting to organise.
I felt wide-eyed and in the way sometimes watching this crew work their magic to turn night into day, make lighting look natural, lay cables, tape up marks and a myriad of other things.
I won't lie, it was intimidating in a way knowing that all their hard work was for one reason - to capture the actors performance.
The short story was an intense one. A family break up, a husband's despair, a wife's frustration, and the children coming to grips with their world falling apart.
I was amazed by the young girl, Ashley, who played my movie daughter. She played the rebellious, sulking, angry teenager to a tee. I know her performance helped me find a level of anxiety I needed to find in some scenes. My movie husband's performance of a hapless, weak, desperate man helped me dig deep to find frustration and repulsion.
Thankfully no one was overtly method in their approach and we could relax between takes, pulling the emotional intensity together when we heard the words "QUIET ON SET". Taking that moment to find your character between that moment and when the director yelled "ACTION".
Some of the perks were pretty fun too. Someone there to take care of all our needs. Thirsty? Hungry? Hot? Cold? Our First AD would organise everything we needed to make sure we were comfortable on set. (I'm not sure I can convince my children to keep doing that for me now I'm at home!)
But what I enjoyed most of all, was finding the character of Marnie. A determined, steely, hard-ass. A woman frustrated by her life. A woman seeking change. A woman dealing with the consequences of her decisions. Most people aren't going to find her character sympathetic at all. But it was fun finding her. It was fun playing her. It was fun not being me for a while.
The last day of shooting was a long one. It started at midday and ended at midnight. The final scenes I shot were very emotional. I was staying with a friend and I went back to their place and just crawled under the sheets and crashed. I was that wrecked. Emotionally, mentally, and physically.
Driving home from the shoot the next day, I cried the whole way home. I cried because it was sad it was over, I cried because I think even though the movie won't show this part - I think she would have cried as she drove away from her family. I cried because even though finding Marnie was difficult, letting her go was harder.
Today I am back to real life, and even though it was less than 24 hours ago. It already feels a lifetime away.
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Here is a link that might be useful: W-S Salt Plate
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Acts a lot like a baking stone, but salty
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Looks intriguing but $32 seems too steep...
I'm definitely intrigued . . . but how do you wash it? I'm imagining just a quick wipe-down -- not even a full submersion in water. My initial thought is, "YUCK", but the rational side of me replies, "That's all you've been doing to your baking stone for more than a decade, and it's never made anyone sick."
Fran, just curious: what seems unsanitary about it?
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I did go to the link, and looked at what other people bought, of course, and noticed they are selling 4 cedar planks for $16.95. DON'T EVER PAY THAT MUCH! Nothing tastes better than salmon grilled on a cedar plank. Simply go to HD or Lowes and buy some untreated cedar fencing and have them cut them into pieces that will fit onto your grill. Soak the planks, oil the side the fish goes on and BBQ on high for 1 minute. Flip, put on the salmon, close the grill and let the un-oiled side burn and smoke. Keep water spray handy to put out flames. Toss the plank when you are done with it.
That salt plate is intriguing.
I have questions about your process.
You said:
"Soak the planks, oil the side the fish goes on and BBQ on high for 1 minute. Flip, put on the salmon, close the grill and let the un-oiled side burn and smoke."
Do you soak the planks just in water? For how long?
So, when you are BBQ-inf for 1 minute, the oiled side is down, right? Because you then flip and put the fish on it.
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eleena, I soak my plank for 2-3 hours in plain water. Wood floats. So, I put water in an empty wine bottle, and that is heavy enough to stop the floating. And, yes! The oiled side gets nice and hot so the fish is sitting on the hot side. The other side gets charred and adds a wonderful flavor to the fish.
I oil and season both sides of the fish before putting it on the plank. You need to cook on high, and you never have to flip the fish. Fish cooks fast. I like the steaks better than the filets because the size varies on the filets. Even slices are easier to get just right.
Also, any type of fish works. Doesn't have to be salmon!
Be sure to put the lid down over the fish and plank so the smoke gets trapped in there. The fish will flake easily when it's done.
I wondered the same thing as eleena. You soak the planks and oil one side. You put the oiled side down until everything is hot, then flip it over, so now the oiled side is up, ready to receive the fish (or meat, etc.)? I assume that the oil-side down for one minute doesn't burn it and give it a nasty flavor.
I sure didn't mean to hi-jack this thread, but the oil side doesn't burn in one minute, its really wet, but it gets hot, and that's what you want.
If you google cedar plank grilled salmon recipe, you will get a lot of information. Just don't pay a fortune for those planks!!
Also, prior to oiling the plank on one side, I dry it off with a clean rag. Oil and water don't mix :-))
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Has anyone tried, or had any luck with growing a Lantana into a tree. We have one that is getting to large as a bush, and would like to try doing the tree thing with it. I'm guessing to do this, we would save a larger stalks, and cut all the others away. I saw a couple of them as trees on "Week End Gardener" last week, but don't know if they were a true tree type, or a bush trained as a small tree. How tall do Lantana bushes grow????
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I was thinking of taking some Dutch bulbs to my relatives in Mexico City. They live in an area of the city which is closer to the mountains since the city is in a valley. The area has winter temperatures of upper 30s at night and 60s at day and summer only gets up to 85 and 50s at night. Winter gets little rain, spring is hot and dry, summer is rainy and mild and autumn is mild with avg. rain. So their zone is 9b. Could they successfully grow Dutch bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and crocus? Take in to consideration they'd amend the soil with coarse sand for drainage and protect them from animals with cages and repellents. With care such as fertilization and division could these grow as perennials?
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However: if you were to look for SouthAfrican bulbs from their summer-wet/winter-dry zones you'd probably get the perennial effect you were after, though not in spring.
The customs will confiscate the bulbs if they catch you as it's strictly forbidden to introduce flowers, bulbs, seeds or vegetables. I probably live in the same zone and I've been growing daffodils successfully for years. They are the only bulbs that grow well. Surprisingly they withstand several months of heavy rain in the summer and you don't need to lift them if you have good drainage.Hiacynths need refrigeration for 2 to 3 months before planting, the other bulbs don't thrive although tulips will grow well the first season if you manage to smuggle them through customs. But you have to sign a form where you swear you don't carry plant material so it can be unpleasant if they catch you


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- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- 3/4 cup partially thawed lemonade concentrate
- 2 to 3 drops yellow food coloring, optional
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 1 graham cracker crust (9 inches)
- Lemon slices and fresh mint, optional
- In a large bowl, combine milk, lemonade concentrate and food coloring if desired. Fold in the whipped topping; spoon into crust. Chill until ready to serve. Garnish with lemon slices and mint if desired. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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Lufkin Man Makes Knives With History
It's one thing to make knives.
That's a skill most people just don't have, and something that takes a lot of time, attention, and craftsmanship. And how about knives made with the steel from American battleships? Those are truly unique.
Richardson Knives in Lufkin is selling the one-of-a-kind knives, crafted by Perry Richardson, who says on his website he's been making knives since 1989.
East Texas man on death row loses at Supreme Court
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Bono's friend Julian Lennon – son of late The Beatles star John Lennon – has confirmed rumours that the U2 frontman's eyesight is deteriorating.
Lennon made the comments to The Irish Daily Star, explaining why Bono is seen wearing his trademark glasses a bit more often than normal these days.
"Bono actually has a condition with his eyes. I don't know the exact issue, but the brightness of the sun hurts them and it's a deteriorating issue," Lennon said.
Lennon said Bono's history of wearing sunglasses as part of his appearance and dress sense had helped mask the problem significantly.
"It's part of his image," he said. "In some senses it was lucky but not really of course. Maybe it's part of his process now and without the image he can't be Bono."
U2's manager Paul McGuiness recently mentioned at the band's staff Christmas party that fans could "certainly expect a new record" from the band in 2013. Triple M reported that the band have given the album a working title of 10 Reasons to Exist.
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This position is primarily responsible for providing timely and high-quality support along with all administrative functions to the Goodwill Real Estate department by overseeing progress of commercial properties including current and future retail locations. The Coordinator will interface closely with members of the Retail, Construction, and Facilities teams, as well as providing administrative support to the VP of Real Estate and other business groups throughout the company.
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Our Mission: We Put People To Work
Goodwill of Central Arizona, founded in 1947, is one of the oldest and largest non-profit organizations in the state, and a nationally recognized leader in the human services field. At Goodwill of Central Arizona, our mission is to put people to work.
Goodwill operates 60 stores and the Phoenix-metro area, Prescott and Yuma, one clearance center, and over 20 career centers. Purchases and donations to Goodwill support job preparation and employment programs that serve thousands of Arizonans every year. In 2013, Goodwill served nearly 60,000 local job seekers and more than 23,000 jobs were filled by individuals who came to Goodwill for assistance.
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The season of Lent has begun with Ash Wednesday. Lent is a forty-day season of spiritual preparation before the Easter resurrection celebration. It's also a time when persons who had committed wandered away from the community of faith are invited back into participation in the life of the Church. By doing this, congregations are reminded of the mercy and forgiveness proclaimed in the gospel of Jesus Christ and the need we all have to renew our faith.
During Lent all Christians are called to participate in a season of self-examinations, to make desired corrections in our lives, observe the spiritual practices of prayer, fasting, Bible study, worship, and acts of compassion for others.
On Wednesday evenings as local pastors and leaders from area church will be exchanging pulpits as we share about what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ. We will be doing this from the unique perspectives of Gospel writers Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and the Apostle Paul.
On Sunday mornings doing worship, I will be preaching on how we measure our lives. This sermon series is based on Clayton Christensen's best selling book, How Will You Measure Your Life? Christensen is a professor at the Harvard Business School. As he attended Harvard Business School class reunions, he noticed something . As the years went on, it turned out some of those who were wildly successful in business and on their way to great wealth ended up not being very successful at being happy. Some of these business leaders who were admired by the world of finance were not successful in having wonderful relationships with their spouses or their children. It led Cliff Christensen to wonder if they way that our society measures our success is they same way we should be measuring our life.
And during Lent our adult Sunday school classes will be studying the book, Mosaic. This study looks at how God uses the broken parts of our lives, and turns them into something beautiful—like an intricate and beautiful piece of mosaic art. There is more information on these classes in this newsletter. All adults are welcome to join either one of our adult classes for this study.
Later in Lent, as we come closer to Holy Week, our sermon series will look at the last places Jesus was at before he gave his life of us on the hill in Jerusalem.
(If you were not able to attend my presentation on my Holy Land pilgrimage on Ash Wednesday, or if you'd like to hear it again in a different forum, please let me know. There has been a request for an additional presentation during a weekday—and hopefully with warmer weather outside! I will schedule this based on the availability of those who express interest.)
Also, after the end of Lent, there will be another special opportunity for persons to grow in their faith coming up this April. This time it will be at Camp Koronis outside of Paynesville, which is closer than Israel! See the article in this newsletter for more information about this upcoming Walk to Emmaus weekend!
As we seek to grow deeper in our faith, this season and beyond,
May God Bless Us!
When we were making plans last summer to gather a group of pilgrims from Fairmont to travel to the Holy Land, a big concern was the political unrest in Israel. Who would have thought that the thing that would cause the most difficulty would be major snowstorms in Jerusalem and Bethlehem?
I've just returned from a week-long pilgrimage to the Holy Land with a group of 60 United Methodists from Minnesota and the Dakotas. They were lead on this excursion by their regional leader, Bishop Bruce Ough. The purpose of this trip was to increase the spiritual vitality of persons. Christians have been traveling to the Holy Land for centuries to walk where Jesus walked, and to experience the origins of the Christian faith in a way that cannot be replicated anywhere else on earth.
It was a wonderful experience to visit religious historical sites that date back to Jesus, and even before then. We visited and prayed at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, built over the cave where Jesus was born, and spent two days in the region of Galilee, where the majority of Jesus ministry took place. We walked through the last hours of Jesus life, remembering the Upper Room where Jesus had his Last Supper with his disciples, walked the Mount of Olives and the Garden of Gethsemane, visited the house of the high priest Caiaphas, walked the Way or Sorrow to the place where Jesus was executed on the cross, and finally entered the empty tomb from which Jesus was resurrected.
For me, on this visit to the Holy Land, the two places where I felt most touched by God were praying at the Western Wall (the remnants of the foundation of where the Jerusalem Temple was before its destruction) and the stone at the Garden of Gethsemane where Jesus prayed just before his arrest.
As Leonard Sweet, an author and theologian writes,
"A pilgrimage, by definition, is a journey of transformation;
we are never the same at the end as we were at the beginning."
While in the West Bank, on the Palestinian side of the Israeli wall of separation, I and some of our group were invited to dinner in the home of a Christian family in Bethlehem. A few nights later, as a small group of us were walking in Jerusalem, I had the chance to have an impromptu lengthy conversation with an elite Israeli police officer who had been brought to Jerusalem for riot control. These modern day encounters, along with visits in Bethlehem to the Aida Refugee Camp, Hope secondary school, Bethlehem Bible College, as well as a meeting in the city of Ibillin with Archbishop Elias Chacour at the Mar Elias School brought into focus the contemporary struggles that face Israelis and Palestinians.
The Holy Land is a place that is holy to believers who are Jewish, Christian, and Moslem, where the history of the world was changed forever, and where history is still being made.
Preparations are being made for another future trip to the Holy Land. If you would like to learn more when details are available, please contact me at the Fairmont United Methodist Church.
There will be another special opportunity for persons to grow in their faith coming up this April. This time it will be at Camp Koronis outside of Paynesville, which is closer than Israel! Keep your eyes open for more information about this upcoming Walk to Emmaus weekend!
As we seek to grow deeper in our faith,
May God Bless Us!
Sometimes when I read multiple books at the same time, there is a common thread that can be seen.
Among the books I am reading now is the management book, The Wisdom Of Crowds: (Why The Many Are Smarter Than The Few And How Collective Wisdom Shapes Business, Economies, Societies, And Nations), by James Surowiecki. At the same time I am looking at our worship series Committed to Christ, by Bob Crossman, as well as The Covenant Bible Study, the study we are using for our adult Sunday school class in the basement parlor.
One of the points that James Surowiecki makes through research studies in The Wisdom Of Crowds is that a diverse, yet connected group of persons makes better decisions than they do separately, and also better decisions that even the smartest person in the group. He also tells us that persons more likely to pay their taxes, and persons are less likely to cheat on their taxes if they believe that everyone else is paying their fair share of taxes also. This also has implications on their contributions (both financial and non-financial) to a larger group as a whole. If we believe that everyone is contributing fairly, according to their gifts, graces, and resources, we are more likely to contribute what we have to the larger group.
As we have been talking about our Commitment to Christ in Sunday morning worship, I have been challenging each of us to personally take a step or two in growing in our commitment to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The areas of spiritual growth that have been highlighted are personal prayer, Bible reading, regular worship attendance, witnessing about our faith to others, financial giving, and service to others. If each of us takes a step toward personal spiritual growth, our congregation as a whole will bolder, more fearless and led to a greater degree by the Holy Spirit and by Jesus.
And last week in our Covenant Bible Study, as we studied Paul's letter to the Corinthians, we learned about how each of us are a unique and important part of the Body of Christ.
For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so it is with Christ.
– 1 Corinthians 12:12
So here is a common thread in the three completely different books: All of us are part of the Body of Christ and also this congregation together. If all of us (or at least the majority of us) make it a point to grow in our faith this coming year, the Body of Christ will benefit from each of our individual contributions to the whole. And when more of us contribute our fair share of prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness – it enhances the probability that even more of us will serve our Lord and God with all of our heart, and mind, and soul, and strength!
Something for each of us to think about, huh? See you in church!
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Labor issues turning legal
The Dubai police chief has said that some companies are currently in court for violating accommodation regulations for laborers.
May 12, 2009 11:17 by Aarti Nagraj
The head of Dubai police has said that problems regarding labor accommodation in Dubai are being tackled vigorously by the government, and that strict action is also being taken against companies who are violating the rules.
Only a few are violating the rules, said lieutenant general Dahi Khalfan Tamim, chief of Dubai Police. "Companies are already in court," he told Kipp at the Arab media Forum.
The UAE labor ministry has implemented several measures to protect expatriate laborers in the country, with special reference to their living conditions. Although the state of labor camps is not a new issue, it gained particular spotlight after a documentary by BBC Panorama which accused Dubai's camps of being unhygienic and cramped.
The government quickly began to tidy up its act – it said that the labor ministry was developing a 'Decent Work Country Program' with the International Labor Organization; it restricted the number of laborers who can live in one room, and most recently, it ordered temporary accommodation on construction sites to shut down.
Last month, Tamim gave directives to municipalities and labor ministry officials in various emirates to "guarantee cleanliness of labor housing." Speaking at a meeting of the leaders of labor crises management teams, Tamim said it was important to ensure "adequate standards of cleanliness and safety" in labor camps and penalize any violations. He also stressed the need for field inspections and periodic reports.
He said that owners of private firms had to guarantee their workers a "life in dignity" by meeting their rights.
The UAE has said that they are building a development to house 32,000 workers in Al Gharbia in Abu Dhabi, which is scheduled for completion in 2011. Meanwhile, Tamim explained on Monday that the government is also providing temporary accommodation for more than 140 illegal laborers in the country.
"Everything is under control," he told Kipp.
While the country has been announcing changes, it is interesting to note that they have also started taking action against violators. While we don't have the names of the companies who are in court, the fact that they in that position will hopefully force other firms to provide better living conditions to their workers.
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The massed pipes
And the entirety of the massed pipes is something that must be experienced. I cannot convey in words how incredible the massed pipes are!
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After the representatives from the clans were introduced there was the obligatory playing of a Solo bagpipe of Scotland the Brave.
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There was one person pre-selected to represent each of the clans who participated in the Games. And they were, of course, reviewers for the massed pipe band.
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A rather common sight....
Seeing men dressed in their semi-formal kilts was quite common at the games. The further back member of the trio is a member of the Towie & District Pipe Band.
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Tirupur is located on the banks of Noyyal River, at an altitude of 295 meters above sea level. The city is also called Dollar city. The city is famous for cotton knitted garment wears. Tirupur is situated near Coimbatore which is "The Manchester of South India". Tirupur Kumaran memorial statue, Town Hall, Noyyal River, Corporation Memorial Pillar are some of the famous attractions of the city. The Tirupur Kumaran Memorial Statue is commemorated in the honor of Kumaran, a freedom fighter, whose contribution to the independence struggle can't be ignored. In 1932, Kumaran was a part of the Desaband Youth Wing. The structure is located at Tirupur Kumaran Salai in the Tirupur region. There are many temples in Tiruppur that were built during the period of Cholas and Pandya. During the 10th century, Surkreeswarar temple was built in the outskirts of Tiruppur city and is now the most renowned pilgrimage center. The temple Complex has two separate towers, one for Lord Siva and another one for Amman. Located on the right side of the Siva Temple, it is considered as the perfect example of Pandya dynasty. There are five Lingas amongst them three are located outside the temple, one is Sanctum and another one is invisible. Corporation Memorial Pillar is the main attraction of the building that was actually built by the Erode Municipal Corporation when the Erode Municipal Council was converted into a Corporation.
Tirupur, an urbane city upgraded with the latest modern establishments have number of visitors on daily basis. There are also different sets of accommodation in Suites, Super Deluxe and Deluxe rooms. Even there are various sorts of room facilities like CCTV, Attached Bathroom, Balcony, 24 hours hot & cold water availability and Intercom facility offered by hotels in Tirupur. Tirupur hotels are the real pleasure for the tourist. Apart from sightseeing, there are varieties of cheap Tirupur hotels as well as budget Tirupur hotels. Makemytrip.com is the online portal that provides its customers an opportunity to book Tirupur hotels at just the click of a mouse. Enjoy the picturesque landscape with the comfort and luxurious hotels facilities.