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EXCITED to Try Latisse. Scottsbluff, NE
I have had very little and fragile eyelashes for a long time, excited to try this out! They say it takes about 6-8 weeks to really notice a difference so I will update at that time . I have heard good things about latisse, so I hope its worth it for the money! I have posted 2 pictures before... READ MORE
Been a Latisse User for the Last Year & Highly Recommend It - Seattle, WA
I've had short, straight eyelashes all my life & have always wished for fuller, longer ones. Two friends of mine became Latisse users a few years ago & swore by it, so I decided to give it a try a year ago. I ordered it online. At the time, I paid $50 for one bottle, but the site often runs... READ MORE
Only Using for 3 Weeks and Seeing Amazing Results!! - San Francisco, CA
Started on Jan/1 and today is Jan 21st. I feel my lashes are a lot fuller and longer-- cannot wait to see how they'll look after the full 16 weeks! FYI, I'm not wearing mascara in either photos! After years of lash extensions, my lashes were brittle and sparse. I started Latisse a few weeks ago... READ MORE
Careprost for Longer Lashes (Generic Lattise) - California, CA
I have just begun my journey to longer lashes. I've always wanted beautiful darker and longer lashes. I've read a bunch of great Careprost reviews, I'm hoping for the amazing results! I applied one drop per eye. I have not experienced red eyes or itchiness yet, hopefully I won't have to! I will... READ MORE
Careprost (Generic Latisse) for Longer Eyelashes - Perrysburg, OH
I don't really have an insecurity with my lashes to begin with, but I definitely wouldn't mind having longer lashes, why not? Long lashes are beautiful! After doing some research, I decided to purchase a bottle of Careprost, which cost me $30 total (including shipping) instead of $160 which is... READ MORE
Sure Why Not- Giving Latisse a Try -Golden, CO
I have fairly long lashes but I wish they were darker. Mascara is the only makeup I really wear and I think it makes a huge difference in my appearance. I'm a really active person so I have a hard time wearing mascara every day because I end up sweating and it gets all over the place,... READ MORE
"Using Latisse After Sufffering from Trichotillomania" - Silverdale, WA
I have suffered from the obsessive compuslive disorder, trichotillomania, since I was 11 years old. (pulling out eyelashes and brows) I am now 20 and have managed to control my symptoms for almost 2 years now. My lashes have been noticeably damaged from all the years of follicle trauma from the... READ MORE
Started Latisse After Extensions - California, CA
I'm just starting my Latisse, and have been using it for about a week. I've had extensions for so long when I let them all come off I don't recognize myself in the mirror! I am hoping it starts working soon! I posted a 'before' picture which was before I did extensions even, but the constant... READ MORE
Evening Up Lashes, Filling in Brows
I ordered Latisse online, and received it in mid-October. I started using it in 21 October. I got it primarily for my brows, as I am hypothyroid, and outer brow loss is a common side effect of this disorder. I have never plucked my brows beyond a few strays between brows. I then thought, well, I... READ MORE
Careprost for Lashes and Brows - British Columbia, BC
I have always felt like my brows weren't thick enough or dark enough. They bad sparse area, bald spots, and just weren't very flattering. I always, always fill them in, even if I'm just running to the store to grab one thing. I decided to try Latisse, but when I found out you could get Careprost... READ MORE
Latisse for 4 Months. Oceanside, CA
I started using Latisse at the end of July and it did exactly what it promised it would do. Eyelashes are fuller, longer, and you can't tell from the mascara but they are darker. I use the 3ml bottle and it lasted about 3 months and I am now a believer- just bought my second bottle and excited... READ MORE
Lashes - Palm Beach, FL
I've always had thin short eyelashes and wanted more. I don't remember if I first heard about latisse in a tv ad or at the dermatologist office. It was one or the other. But it's been a few yrs and I'm ready to try it out. I've been hearing good success stories about it Been wanting to try this... READ MORE
Latisse Did Not Change My Eye Color or Cause "Sunken Eyes!" - Sacramento, CA
I've used Latisse for more than 3 years. I have 3 light-eyed friends that have used it longer than I have. None of us have ever experienced an adverse effect as a result of using this product. It does NOT change your eye color or cause you to have "sunken eyes." I'm posting a few pictures ... READ MORE
Latisse - Lumigan 3% Generic for Latisse -Brisbane, AU
I got lumigan 3 percent (same as Latisse) to help my lashes recover from extensions. I used one tiny drop in the lid and used a fine eyeliner brush to apply it at the base of upper lashes only. I used it 3 times a week for 6 weeks. After 5 weeks, I noticed a red purplish tinge along the lash... READ MORE
52 Year Old Blue Eyed Brunette with Sparse Short Light Colored Lashes - Marrero, LA
I've always gotten compliments on my eyes. Over the years, the compliments have stopped due to aging lashes. I started wearing false lashes about 4 years ago. The adhesive I used was latex and actually made for weaves (30 second bonding glue). It worked well, but I would the lashes on for weeks... READ MORE
It Works BUT.
Hi all , a year ago i noticed my eyelashes were thin and short , in the past i had much longer and thicker lashes , i searched online and watched videos on youtube and i found many talking about Latisse, well i could not find it where i live , but i found the same thing and much cheaper called... READ MORE
Biomed Eyelash and Eyebrow Enhancing Serum - Berlin, DE
I am excited to try this product! Today is the first day I put on the serum. I am half Asian and seem to be lacking in the eyelash/eyebrow department. I really do not like wearing make-up because of all the stress the chemicals put on your body. (hehe yes, I know eyelash serums are pure... READ MORE
Love This Stuff! Exactly As Promised.
The before and after photos are exactly the results I experienced. Longer, thicker, darker. My eyelids are reddish/brownish. If you don't wear makeup much, I wouldn't recommend this because your eyelids will look bad. I wear makeup most every day so not a big deal to me. Also I grew little... READ MORE
They Should Discontinue This Product. Thanks to All Girls Commented Their Experiences
I got latisse yesterday bit after I did a little bit of research, I think a product that could change the color of your eyes PERMANENTLY is not a good product. I have light brown eyes and I'm afraid for turn them black. Is awful. Is it really worth the risk for have longer eyelashes and get... READ MORE
My Careprost Journey for Longer Lashes...
I want longer lashes. I have very thin lashes and would like thicker and longer lashes. I have gotten false lashes in the past which pulled out my real lashes and left them almost bald. So, I ordered 3 bottles of Idolash and it help up to this point. Based on the pics posted, I realized that... READ MORE


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|Robin Moore; Robin Moore; Robin Moore
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John Wayne; Ray Kellogg; James Lee Barrett; Michael Wayne; David Janssen; Jim Hutton; Aldo Ray; Raymond St Jacques; Bruce Cabot; Jack Soo; George Takei; Patrick Wayne; Luke Askew; Irene Tsu; Miklós Rózsa; Winton C Hoch; Robin Moore; Warner Bros.-Seven Arts.; Batjac Productions.; Warner Home Video (Firm)
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|Originally released as a motion picture in 1968.
From the novel 'The Green Berets' by Robin Moore.
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Special features include vintage featurette The moviemakers: Making of the Green Berets, cast & crew, on location, sets donated to military, the real Green Berets, John Wayne war movie trailer gallery.
|Director of photography, Winton C. Hoch ; editor, Otho Lovering ; music, Miklos Rosza ; production designer, Walter M. Simonds ; set decoration, Ray Moyer ; costume designer, Jerry Alpert.
|John Wayne, David Janssen, Jim Hutton, Aldo Ray, Raymond St. Jacques, Bruce Cabot, Jack Soo, George Takei, Patrick Wayne, Luke Askew, Irene Tsu.
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|Warner Bros.-Seven Arts presents a Batjac production ; screenplay by James Lee Barrett ; produced by Michael Wayne ; directed by John Wayne and Ray Kellogg.
They were crack troops skilled in the techniques of unconditional warfare, the soldiers of the Special Forces-- and the focus of Hollywood's first feature film about the Vietnam War.
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Trying to post using photobucket hope it works Posting a pic I posted earlier just testing to see if I gave mastered it yet Keeping my fingers crossed
Thank you for posting the bigger picture! It is gorgeous! (I'm using that word a lot tonight!) I love that pink glass and the angel looks so perfect there. Keep those crosses coming!
One more try!! The purple flowers, shown with the pink and angel cross posted earlier were also from my Mom, no longer with me either, she told me of all her plants make sure I kept this one going as it was one of her favorites. Have no idea what it's name is but after Mom passed we called it :Purple Pauline" after her.
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What size vanity for 36" wide half bath
My half bath is 36" wide with a toilet on one end facing the sink on the other wall (pocket door in between). The original, 1984, vanity was 36" and went from side wall to side wall and the vanity top had 3 or 4" backsplash on all three sides. We're gutting it so I'm trying to decide whether the new vanity should be 36" or be somewhat smaller to look more like standalone furniture, less like a built-in cabinet. If it matters, I'm planning on having some sort of stone top. What do you guys think?
I think if you don't go all the way across the 36" it will be wasted space. I think you could still achieve the stand alone look with it going across. It could be open below, or it could have legs, or look like a free standing chest of drawers. But I would want it to go across because the small areas to either side would be another place to clean that may be hard to get to. If the sides are open enough for easier cleaning then you might not have enough counter space. And a gal needs a place to put her purse if she's visiting:) Good luck, it sounds like a fun little project.
I would also use the full width, for the reasons enduring stated. You could change the look by leaving out the sidesplashes, or even omit the standard backsplash too. I've seen lovely powder rooms where the one wall above the sink was tiled to the ceiling with decorative tile (like glass mosaic). That could be a great option to give it some style.


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While working at This Old House one of the most often asked questions was, "Will you remodel my home?" which was quickly followed up with "I don't have to pay for it, do I?" These questions and more are answered in their FAQ section but to save you a click the answer is, YES! If your home is selected by This Old House you do pay for the cost of the renovation.
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mcminnville road trip
I was thinking of driving out to mcminnville to see nurseries that are not wholesale only. I am interested in perennials and roses.
I looked on past threads and noticed Mary's, which was recommended. I also found a list of nurseries online, but there are at least 100, as you can imagine.
Are there many businesses that are open to the public there? any recommendations?
Thanks, Rooty
Hi rottygirl Check out DAYLILYNURSERY.COM It is 5miles east
of McMinnville on Hwy.70 So.on Mud Creek Rd at Rock Island
TN.-call for open hours.No Sunday sales 1-800-454-5437
LOL. Pat.It was very nice to meet you at the MTPS.
I enjoy going to both these places. I haven't been to Mary's in a couple of years, but plan on giving yourself plenty of time to walk through it. They have a lot of greenhouses, and if you're like me, you want to check out every plant in each one! :o)
The Daylily Farm is another wonderful place. The last time I was there, they had also expanded into hostas and some other perennials. You might want to go there first, then to Mary's since the Daylily Farm has the better prices.
I'm not sure where you're located, but if you're close to Murfreesboro, TN, you might want to check out Martin's. I used to make an annual "pilgrimmage" to McMinnville until I discovered Martin's.
1020 Northwest Broad Street
Murfreesboro, TN 37129-2325
(615) 867-7712
Here is a link that might be useful: Martin's Home & Garden in Murfreesboro
Oh, Rooty--you're going to love Mary's. When you get there, get a nice sized cart and give yourself plenty of time.
Here's a link to the Daylily Nursery in Rock Island. Honestly, it's worth the drive out there. When you get there, the family or workers will probably be out in the field (it's a very low-key operation). It's just beautiful out there! They have a lot of daylilies potted up, but when you look at their website, you'll see they also have hostas (one of my weaknesses!) and peonies. If I remember, they have other plants, too--but mostly daylilies, hostas, & peonies.
I'm jealous--you're going to have so much fun!!! Have a great trip!
Here is a link that might be useful: Daylily Nursery
Hmmm...I may have to take a road trip. I LOVE the daylily site - that place looks wonderful Could you imagine a yard like that -rows and rows of daylilies?
Reminds me a lady we called the "iris lady" when I was a kid. She grew rows and rows of iris and each row was a different color - when they hybridized, she just move it to another row and gave it a new name. When you wanted iris - she handed you a shovel and you took what you wanted and paid when you left. :D


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Chronic pain can lead to sexual problems. When you are in pain, the last thing you probably want to do is be intimate with your partner. But it is important to remain close to your loved one. A healthy, intimate relationship can positively affect all aspects of your life.
Many people living with pain often have fears about sexuality, including:
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- Fear of rejection by a partner: It is common for people with chronic pain to feel that a partner is no longer interested. You may wonder if a partner is less attracted to you because you are in pain. Share your feelings and fears with your partner and listen to your partner's concerns.
- Fear of pain associated with sex: It is natural to worry that sexual intercourse will cause you more physical pain. You can address this concern by experimenting with different positions that are more comfortable.
- Fear of failure to perform: Pain, depression, alcohol and medications all can affect sexual performance or the ability to get aroused or have an orgasm. Sometimes, failure to perform is caused by stress and anxiety. In many cases, patience and understanding can help in overcoming performance problems. Many medications can reduce your sexual ability and/or cause impotence. If you suspect a medication may be affecting your sexual performance, don't stop taking the drug without first consulting your health care provider.
If intercourse is undesirable, there are other ways to be aroused, including:
- Touching: Explore your partner's body through touch. This may include cuddling, fondling, stroking, massaging and kissing. Touch increases feelings of intimacy.
- Self-stimulation:Masturbation is a normal and healthy way to fulfill your sexual needs.
- Oral sex: This form of contact may be an alternative or supplement to traditional intercourse.
You may also want to experiment with having sex at different times of the day or in different positions. If you have more pain in the evening, having sex earlier in the day might help. Try different positions -- some may feel better than others. You may also want to use lubricants when there is a lack of natural lubrication. Lubricants can ease or prevent pain associated with sexual contact.


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Twister_UK wrote:The bug in all of these versions will only show itself if you're using the filter settings to hide speed cameras by their speed value, and I suspect many users don't go anywhere near those settings...
I've also seen this "multiple URO links" bug manifesting in my browser, but never touched the filtering checkboxes for months.
Once I've thought I've solved it by an update (to 1.19?). Another time (some two weeks ago) I've noticed my USB disk (where a portable browser was installed) run out of space, cleaning up a few tens of MB solved it again.
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Hardware clearance oops
Although I have been really sick I am plugging away at my kitchen facelift... cabinets are all painted and I've been installing the new hardware. I bought the knobs on Amazon for just over $1 each! The drawer pulls were $6/each but I only needed 8, and I loved the look of these. I think the cabinets look so much nicer "dressed up" and the paint will last longer without touching it so much.
Backsplash going in this weekend BTW...
However, I did not realize in this one corner, there is so little clearance from the larger drawer on the left tot he small drawer on the right that I had to remove the knob - after I'd already drilled and installed it! There is only about 1/2" clearance past the front of the small drawer. I didn't notice because I had the large drawer out for a while since I have t move the fridge to pull the drawer out and reinstall....
So any suggestions for flush hardware that I could use, that would not look too weird on its own? Maybe a ring pull?
I could fill the hole and touch up the paint, and go back to using the self-pull on this drawer but I'd rather have something on there.
I think you are right, the low profile of a ring pull just might do it, I think it would look just fine. It will make for a good topic of conversation for newcomers to your home. ;-)
Love your drawer pulls, would you mind sharing the brand and model, I am looking for pulls as well.
And lastly, I love your countertops....concrete??
Yes the countertops are DIY concrete over the existing tile! I am very happy with how they came out, much much better than the old bumpy tile with huge grout lines. I'll post before/afters once the backsplash is done and all doors reinstalled...
The drawer pulls are Martha Stewart dowel style from Home Depot, online only. they are very nice quality and good finger clearance. My only complaint is that the shipped was so slow I had to wait almost 2 weeks to get them!
The knobs are form Amazon, link below to the product. I think their photo does not do them justice they are very nicely finished and heavy/quality feeling. And you can't beat the price at $28 with free shipping for a pack of 25!
Here is a link that might be useful: Cosmas cabinet pulls on Amazon
We have a similar situation in our pantry, with file drawers in a corner. Thanks to GW, I learned about recessing pulls (forget the right term). I think DH built a jig and then used a router, with a bit which matched the rounded corners (maybe a chisel too). I don't have a clue where I bought these but really like them, they are perfectly flush.
Do you know how deep your pull can be?
You might try a flat finger pull that installs on the top face of the drawer front. Ikea makes one in white that might blend enough to disappear. Here's a link to that pull:
Here is a link that might be useful: white flat drawer top pull


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Had you never been to the Middle East at all?
I had; I'd been to Cairo, and a few other places.
But not played there?
No, we haven't played much in the Middle East. Turkey doesn't really count does it? I've visited Cairo, but this would be our first Middle East show, I guess.
How come? Why has the Middle East never attracted you before?
Well, it's hard to play in places that are a bit more isolated, like in the case of the Middle East, because of the resources: finding a place to play, whether or not the place is able to take on a big production like ours, you know, sometimes the power, even the electricity or energy is not enough. We have to bring in power, bring in lights, bring in our own production crew. Sometimes the security isn't great, and the conditions themselves aren't great. These are all factors that we rely on to have a good show, and when all those factors are in place we can come in and do the type of show we want to do. And you know, this is kind of a trailblazing gig – the thinking was if we could pull this off, play a gig here, then maybe we could play in other places in the area.
So why was it the right time now, and the right place?
Well, the promoter proved to us that they could come in and take on a production of this size. They assured us there would be a good show.
It was a fantastic show, we've had friends fly in from all over the place just to see it; Jordan, Syria, Saudi, Lebanon..
I know, I met a lot of Lebanese people in the meet and greets. I'd really like to go to Lebanon some day; I'd like to see Baalbek.
Baalbek's pretty amazing. Well, have you ever worked with any Middle Eastern artist before? Or do any show up on your radar?
I haven't, no. These days it's hard to find out about new bands – even in my own country. You see a lot of music around, and a lot of it doesn't mean anything until you download it and listen to it. And there's just so much music around, it's hard to digest it all. I don't even bother turning on the radio, because it's pretty bad these days. So it's really difficult for me to find new artists in general; and that's that question. Do you know any good Middle Eastern artists?
The rock scene is relatively young, but yes we've got quite a bit of talent around. You'll find plenty if you look for it, although not many pull off any big productions.
Yeah, I'd assume that the Middle East would be very musical in general. You've been playing music for thousands of years, and it's ingrained in your culture.
Well, Metallica's certainly been a massive influence on the local scene; plenty of people start off playing your covers, or trying to mimic your music.
Well, you gotta start somewhere! And what better place? They often try to tailor their stuff to the region. In fact, plenty of the big names that come to Abu Dhabi try to change their music or style a bit to suit the local audience, but not you...The audience wanted full-on Metallica, full-on 100 per cent Metallica.
Speaking of which, you know how massive bands sort of diminish over time? How is it that Metallica have managed to remain fresh and relevant even after all these years in the business?
A lot of energy. You know, for us, we're just totally the type of band personality where we want to try new things, different things. We're very curious in a creative way, and all of us share an intellectual curiosity to see what lies just right over that hill, you know, on the other side of the hill, creatively speaking. I think it's really important for our own satisfaction, and for our creative gratification, that we explore different things, and go down different avenues, and try different things musically. We want to experience it all, we want to taste it all, you know? I mean we don't want to be stuck in some corner when there's a huge playing field of things to try, you know what I mean? We don't want to be stuck, I think. Stuck how?
I mean, we're very aware that we can get stuck, playing the same kind of music and, you know, it's a very easy and comfortable place to be, in your little corner. But I think for us, we've always been about searching and actually rebelling. It's kind of like we're rebelling against the boundaries that are being put upon us. I totally see it that way, our fans would just like to keep us in our cage, but we refuse.
Well you haven't lost any fans, that's for sure.
Yeah, I think the large part of our fans understand that we need to be creatively unhinged and unbounded. There's no grand plan with our albums, we don't sit down and say 'OK, we're now going to play Indian ragas.' It's not like that, it's largely just instinct. We just follow our gut and our instinct, and go where they take us.
And after all this time, it still doesn't get tiring?
No, I'm not tired. Well, you know we could always use a little more sleep! But I'm not tired of it, it's always challenging. I'm never tired of playing my guitar, because my guitar offers me such a great opportunity to experience so many other things. I love music; there's no way I can really get tired of it.
There's no way we can get tired of it either; and we loved your set!
We chose a pretty comprehensive show spanning our entire career. We like doing that, it's fun, especially for the person who's never seen us because, I mean, you'll have the fan that's saying 'Oh they didn't play anything from Ride the Lightning!' Well, nowadays we make sure we play from Ride the Lightning.
Incidentally, a lot of the local fans are Filipino; and some people don't know this, but you're half Filipino yourself...
I heard yeah, they're mostly in the working and service class. I mean, the driver that picked me up, I said 'You're Pinoy huh?' and he's like yeah yeah! And I said 'I'm mistiso' which means I'm part Filipino. I mean, my grandmother was full-on Filipino; bless her soul. She lived till a hundred and four. I love it. I'm wondering if I can actually find some good Filipino food here, or in Dubai. Probably, right?
Plenty of it in Abu Dhabi and Dubai!
Great! Any of them 24-hours?
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I've often thought that the USA way of taxing is a lot better than the Canadian way. In the US, money that you really don't deserve (inheritance, lotteries, etc.) is taxed quite hard but the money that you earn or invest (to create jobs) is not. In Canada, it is the reverse - lottery wins and other winfalls are not taxed at all but the money you actually earn is way, way over taxed.
first off you should do some research on the canadian taxation system. you will note that canadian income taxes are not much higher (and are lower in many brackets) unless you are making over $100,000; that corporate taxes are significantly (more than 10 points) lower; and that universal healthcare is included in the deal. the pension plan is also fully funded and the banking system is the strongest in the world. lottery wins, estates, and other windfalls are taxed quite heavily in canada as well. however, the size of the US debt, deficit, income disparity, and unemployment rate certainly point to an enlightened taxation system south of the border.
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Mourning Gui Qiao Zhen take a good honey ?A few days ago, not long back from Xi'an, we heard an unfortunate, I am shocked by the news: primary school students, grew up with friends Qiao Zhen died from heart disease. At that moment, I fried the scalp hair, hair heart block, half speechless. That night, I could not sleep a long time, Qiao Zhen's voice and face has been flashed in my mind. Childhood, we are a class of students, families in rural areas are very poor at home. Brother and sister and her family a lot, lived in a courtyard house, the house fairly spacious. Vacation, I often go to her house to play, his parents, brothers also plain simple and honest, warm easy-going, sometimes I stay in her home for dinner. Once food is millet from Sweet rice, I eat very fragrant. Because my family is the public accounts, to eat less fresh millet and sweet potatoes, 70's not the free market. She often to my house to play, the mother will stay her for dinner, my mother made of rice, 2 kg per person per month we have, although not a good rice, but a rarity in rural Yeshi, the village did not grow rice, Qiao Zhen Lian said yes eat, "or rice delicious! snow white, pretty delicious as well!" his home in rural areas there were chickens, eggs, supply and marketing cooperatives sell to get money from another salt, vinegar, mother sometimes entertain guests, let Qiaozhen get catty eggs, in addition to her purchase price of supply and marketing cooperatives, while an extra five cents, she bought sweets. Time is 8 minutes a pound of vinegar, sugar mother bought us the time, every one to two minutes. I remember once my brother bought the candy, I am not willing to buy sugar, but bought two card. Qiao Zhen home also gives us ground to eat the noodles, then the chow mein is very fragrant, I and my brother always Qiangzhe Chi. Middle school, when Qiaozhen got rheumatoid arthritis, leg pain of severe, early and have to wear trousers, then she did not complete a middle school drop out. But we kept in touch. After graduating from junior high school I got class, she also went to the factory play, and I squeezed in a single bed sleeping quarters. She said she was optimistic about an old Chinese medicine to the sick, she was in good health, able to work in the fields of the. Looked at her red face, solid physique, I'm happy for her. Village girls do not generally marry too far, because our village is not so bad, is the original commune, now the seat of township government. But Qiao Zhen was married for four, 50 in a not far off place, I asked her why she married so far away, she says with a laugh in the village know that she was too sick, nobody wanted her. I think this is the fate is destiny. Like her husband, and she is honest and kind, and she was very good, they are well matched, but also very "couple-phase." Qiao Zhen hard-working, window-after kids, doing housework, but also work in the fields, the husband in the nearby township enterprises, life was very good. Two sons, both university examinations, and now are teachers. ?My family moved away from the village, many students have no contact, just to keep between her and me, the village was installed on the phone, the phone she told me the other students, other students in the phone again told me that have a 2000 class reunion, a full three years of graduation from junior high school. I can go to the female students are my family, so my brother at home annual subscription fee, making a feast of home cooking, we come together, filled with emotion. I said, have to feel Xieqiao Zhen, if she had not, we do not know when to meet. Everyone laughing, have lots to talk about it. Boyhood memories, tell their family, time flies, an instant has passed middle age. That did not forget pictures taken ever since contacts have continued. Recently linked to the two, we are gathering together what was then, behold Qiaozhen a rush to go. The next morning, I drove to her house and her husband, the husband went out to greet him, looking at the familiar door, clean and empty, courtyard and house, never cry, I could not help tears. No longer see the familiar figure, never again to hear that hearty laughter, and even more regrettable is that because I went to the field, not to come to see her off, a good friend and did see the last side. Her husband said Qiao Zhen died, give me call home, no answer. Things a coincidence, I happened to go to Xi'an for a few days, the day her funeral, we are fast on its way. I complained to her husband since: she was very ill, should also let me know ah! He said a number of hospital stay, the doctor said no surgery, had to return home possessor, and did not expect so soon left ah! Chinese New Year this year, I still with her by phone, Qiao Zhen said that good this year, better than last year, and I said, it is good, so you raise a good disease, we are together again. Last year is just over, I went to see her, when she is discharged from hospital, looking gaunt, a lot of old people than in previous years. She sent me outside the gate, still holding my hand and said a long time, then, reluctantly look, I Pareto her, let her go home and rest, and she took me not to go, insisted I take the red dates, apples. Who would have thought that turned out to be the last side. This time, I can only see her portrait was. ?Qiao Zhen, you go too early, rest in peace, we will always miss you! ?This is 2000, when we meet a group photo, the right one I have, next to me is Qiaozhen
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Corn Flowers and Removing the top tassel
I found some intersting websites on growing corn, found this one and want to ask some questions about it.
It says to cut the corn flower off of the top, unless I misread it, to grow bigger and better corn. First, what is a flower, and if it's the tassel, how can you pollinate your next ears of corn that will grow on the plant?
This sounds interesting, I just would like to know how it works. It says also you know your ears of corn are pollinated by that the tassels turn brown, not dying brown, but the color of the silk brown. I never knew this, how reliable is this to know if your corn is pollinated or not?
It would certainly give someone a clue as to what the problem is. To wait until the corn is big and looks ready to pick, but never know the corn silks are still bright white and you are going to get nothing.
If anyone has a clue, please let me know.
Here is a link that might be useful: Cutting Corn Flowers
scarletdaisies, the author of your website says to wait until the tassels have been pollinated before cutting the top off. Personally I've never heard of this or how it would work, I think that I'll keep the tops of my corn plants intact.
Yeah, but after that, more corn will grow on one stalk, how would you pollinate the others that grow later on the same stalk? I was just wondering. I wouldn't do that either because I don't trust it for what I'm doing. He talks of the corn flower, and I really wasn't sure what that was either. He means the tassle I guess.
He is confusing and mis-using the anatomy labels so my over-all confidence in what he is saying is quite low but you are mis-reading what he is saying.
Once the silks on the ears (there are no tassels on ears and there is no such thing as a corn "flower") have turned brown, get ready to harvest is standard knowledge. He says cut off the corn tassel (he calls it a flower) then.
And he does NOT say MORE ears will grow (they won't) but that the existing ears will grow larger and sweeter. So further pollination wouldn't be an issue.
A good trick is, once the corn cob has been pollinated (the corn cob tassels have gone brown and you can feel the cob forming) cut the top flower off. This will let the plant concentrate on feeding the cob of corn. The cob should grow larger and sweeter.
The trouble is that half of what you read on the web is pure rubbish. This falls into that category. He's not only cutting off the tassel but the upper leaves. If anything that will make the ears smaller. Most likely it will have little effect.
Some people think that because they have a green thumb and can operate a website that they know everything. Actually a lot of these people are pure novices.
I've read how they cut the tassels off for cross pollination, so I'm assuming you can save the tassel and propagate manually with it. Not that it matters to me because I do not have any interest to create my own corn species. I just wondered how it would work the way he's describing it. Just thought I would ask.
A home gardener for the fun of it might try this to make a large ear of corn as a seeder for next year. One stalk to lose to gain a larger breed of corn would be worth this, if it worked.
So you think it would make the ear smaller? And no more ears would try to grow? How long can you keep the tassel before its seeds are no longer able to pollinate, if done manually?
Removing the tassel after pollination could increase the corn yield by about 1 to 2%, a very small, unmeasureable, amount. The mechanism would be a small increase in sunlight falling on the leaves instead of on the tassel. After pollination the tassel is just a small, basically dead, decoration atop the plant.
But our man was also cutting off the top 2-3 leaves. That would be about a 10% reduction in leaf area. Green leaves are essential to manufacture the sugars for sweet corn. So cutting off that much leaf area would have a small negative effect on ear size and possibly sweetness, mostly size. The two effects would largely cancel each other out.
If you mess with the tassels before pollination is complete on all ears, that could have a negative effect on kernel set. The tassel sheds pollen for 7-10 days.
Using the tassels for cross pollination of another corn line is another subject all together, one best addressed by a plant breeder. My experience is in production and management of corn for high yields, not breeding.
Good luck with your crop.
Thanks for the answer! I was curious of the method. I have no intention to cut mine off. 7 to 10 days is all the use you get out of each tassel? Does that mean anything trying to grow after wards cannot be pollinated?
I know most commercial growers plant every two weeks and rip the corn out of the ground as soon as they get their first few ears of corn. I might have misunderstood this, but now I can assume it's because they are not likely to get more corn because of the lack of pollination?
I have only a 15 corn plants, they look healthy and tall, but the heat is a huge factor. I'm not having half the problems as I have in the past, so I am assuming my problems are heat related. It's in the mid 90s and 101 just a few days ago, so nothing is producing well like it should even cucumbers. I'm happy to say the corn would do fine in better weather, it was planted too late as an experimental small patch because of other failures. I see nothing wrong with them and I'm searching on the internet, but it's too hot to tell, and seems to be what most sources say that damages look more from excessive heat. They are definitely pollinated, I pollinate by hand.
In truth, the tassel IS the male flower. It is correctly called a flower (or an inflorescence). The silks can correctly be called the female flower.
Confusion occurs, often, when we talk about the flowers of those plants that produce sexual parts we simply don't recognize as flowers, per se. These would include most all of our conifers, grasses, birch, oaks, elms, pecans, and hickories...just to name a few. You can probably guess what all of those plants have in common: they're wind pollinated. Who needs all of those pretty petals, scents, and nectaries when the wind is going to do most of the work?
Anyhoo, my point is not an important one in this discussion other than to point out that the terminology in the attached article is not incorrect.
I really can't understand the benefit of removing the spent male flower. I doubt very much that the corn plant is devoting any energy towards the support and upkeep of that part of the plant at this point in time. All of that energy is devoted to filling the ovaries (seed making) of the female flower! ;-)
Here in the heart of corn country, a lot of farmers go through the field and cut off the top section of the plant once the corn is well developed, but i thought they just used it for silage, dried cattle feed, just gettin the most out of the plant...i'll have to ask if it really does anything for the remaining plant.
Farmers detasseling corn are most likely making their own seed corn. It's a disappearing practice around here because people just buy seed. Good to see they're still doing it in the US.
Cutting off the tops of the plants kills the meristem/growth-point and lets the plants concentrate more energy (and water) on the corn development. It's also easier on some mechanical harvesters, though that's not an issue for many newer ones.
No, it's not de-tasseling, I know what that is, i did it when i was a kid, and it's still mostly done by hand here, the silage cut is done like early August, and they cut all the plants, when they de-tassel they're making hybrid seed, so they plant in specific blocks alternating the parents, then detassel the female so it can't self-pollinate.
Interesting to know that it does help the plant, though.
Here's wickie's definition of detasseling corn.
Here is a link that might be useful: Detasseling Corn
Wow. There's some people who really care about agriculture doing a lot on Wikipedia the past few years.
I didn't even think that would be a topic, much less so greatly supported with information and pictures.
There's some great plant lovers there with some of the flower/floriculture entries I've read.
The terms sounded kind of technical and I might be wrong, but are there actually flowers in the tassels or on the ear on some types of corn? I saw a picture of one with what looked like purple flowres.
I'll check around, more info can be found on if it really does anything. I appreciate the answers. If I can get the corn to actually grow, I would seed one for another year. I don't think I would even try to make a hybrid, but obviously it's not scientist quailfied methods, so in the hands of anyone to try.
I always end up on Wikipedia. They are well manned for a lot of topics.
I know most commercial growers plant every two weeks and rip the corn out of the ground as soon as they get their first few ears of corn. I might have misunderstood this, but now I can assume it's because they are not likely to get more corn because of the lack of pollination?
A corn plant only makes 1 or 2 ears per plant. Period. They pull up the plant after harvesting those ears to make room for a successive planting. Corn doesn't bear over an extended period of time.
2 ears, most likely only 1, and the plant is done. No point in leaving it around. I rip up my spent plants and put in short season corn. This way I can have 4 plantings of corn in just two 15 x 20 plots.
"The terms sounded kind of technical and I might be wrong, but are there actually flowers in the tassels or on the ear on some types of corn? I saw a picture of one with what looked like purple flowres. "
You're not thinking of cornflower (Centaurea cyanus) are you? It's not actually corn. And the tassels and ears of corn really are flowers. Corn is a grass, and grasses are angiosperms-- flowering plants. The tassels are male flowers and the ears are the female flowers.
No, I mean the corn vegetable, not flower. I've seen a picture of a corn plant with little purple flowers around the top of the ear or on the taseel. It could have been the tassel that was purple, I've read of 6 ears of corn growing where one ear grows. Several people on this board mentioned it, but not sure of the variety, or if I have my facts right. It was more recent posts. I had thought they rip them out and replant, but most information on corn is that you can only plant in May or it won't produce as much or in the time period.
So, early growers are what you aim for to replant. I also read an article, just asking an odd question about grasses, is that if you lean the grass type stalk, it will produce more seeds. If the corn were slanted on a trelis, would they produce more sideshoots/ears of corn? Thought I would ask.


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It's Wednesday the 14th… so it's time to share this season's (completely unofficial) Pinterest Challenge (not sponsored by Pinterest or anyone else, just dreamed up by Katie to make us stop pinning and start doing).
I actually tackled a homemade beanbag for Clara's closet, which I mentioned last Wednesday when Katie, Erin, and Cassie and I issued our little get-off-our-bums-and-make-something challenge.
As are the rules, I took inspiration (or Pintspiration, har-har) from the projects below and then I did my own spin. Which added up to this comfy little bean-bag…
… for the bean to plop down on…
… or the pooch to hang out on…
… or for a toddler reading to a chihuahua…
… or a tired momma or daddy (it works for that too).
And after declaring my goal, two kind commenters shared a link to this blog, which had an awesome tutorial that I decided to go with.
It was clear, concise, and pretty darn easy to follow, even for a novice like me, so I can't say enough about how much it came in handy! Oh my gosh, and I actually mastered piping. This is big guys. So big I actually had to call my mom and tell her. Big sewing strides going on in our house. Haha.
My method? I just crossed my fingers, tried to follow the instructions, and did my own riff when it came to size (I wanted something a bit bigger than 17″ wide, so I made my pattern 22″ wide (by just sizing up the instructions that were over here). But seriously, a seamstress I am not. So all you fancy sewing folk try to hold your giggles as you read about the most-likely-not-proper ways that I cobbled this thing together. The result is comfy, looks good, and gets two toddler thumbs up, so I'm thrilled! And it made all of that sewing machine wrestling (more on my tumultuous relationship with my sewing machine here) worth it. And now, more pics:
And here's how I made it (there are much clearer explanations and pics over on this blog, where she clearly knows gobs more about sewing than I do!). First I cut out two 22″ circles, two tabs to make the handle, and fabric to make the rectangular-wrap-around part (all measurements/pattern details are on this blog). I used leftover fabric that I had from a book project actually (wahoo, secret sneak peek!) but only had a yard so I was just shy of having enough to make the last circle so for the base I just used other fabric I had on hand (both are from a local fabric store called U-Fab but I don't know the fabric name/model since it's an outlet – so sorry!).
Then I pinned my piping around the perimeter of the fabric (piping side in, with the end lining up exactly with the perimeter of the fabric, print side up).
And I left the ends like this as directed in the tutorial. I also did the same thing for the other circle of fabric…
… and used piping on either side of one of my fabric tabs to make the handle.
Then I stitched them all on the sewing machine, being sure to follow the stitching in the piping with my needle. I thought it would be hard to stay right on top of that line of thread, but it was actually really simple and I got into this zen-like rhythm with it. So there's hope for non-sewers out there (I would have laughed if you told me last week that I'd describe any sewing step as zen-like).
Then I did the exact same thing with the other circle…
… and also ran a little stitching along the piping on each side of the handle.
Then I had these:
Next I pinned the other side of the handle to the first side (print side in) and stitched along the thread on the other side that I had stitched when I followed along the piping.
Then I turned it inside out, which is where I got to see my purrrty purrrty piping. I know it's just a handle, but at this point I ran outside to show John. Seriously, I was proud with a capital P. Then the sewing gods brought me back down to earth.
While sewing the ends closed (just tucking them under and running them through the machine to get a line of thread to hold the handle closed) I broke a needle. Bam! And it was scary and frustrating and all that jazz. But I got back on the veritable horse. Thank goodness my sewing machine came with some extra needles so I just popped one back in there and was off to the races again.
Next was pinning the circle to the long rectangular piece of fabric that wrapped around the entire perimeter (print side down).
Then I ran that through the sewing machine, again following the line of thread that I made when I sewed the piping on. See that subtle line of white thread around the perimeter below? I just stitched right over that.
And then turned things rightside out, to see this beautiful sight. Wahoo! A partially piped beanbag! Then I pinned my handle in place and stitched that into place by making a box with an X in the middle of it (there are great pics of this on the site with the tutorial that I linked to ten million times above).
Then I turned it back inside out and pinned the other circle to the bottom of the rectangular piece of fabric that creates the middle part of the beanbag and stitched along the piping thread line again.
Except I didn't seal the whole circle because I needed to turn the whole thing rightside out again…
… and stuff it with batting (I used four old pillows we had stashed in the linen closet that were well past their prime for the guest room but perfect for being recycled as beanbag innards).
Then I hand stitched it shut. I gotta admit that I purchased a zipper in the hopes of adding that (so I can unzip it and remove the batting to wash the cover) so I hope to "upgrade" my little beanbag someday. But in the meantime, I can always use a seam-ripper to open the hand-stitched part and just resew that up after I run it through the wash (sewing this five inch part shut took about four minutes total).
And now for the craziest thing of all. See how the pattern on the top of the beanbag sort of curls over the top and drips down the side since it all lines up?
Um, yeah, that was an accident. The fabric was inside out at that point, so I randomly pinned it and stitched it and turned it rightside out later and said "holy cow, that was the best accident ever." John even noticed it and sweetly complimented me on my "attention to detail" later, to which I sheepishly responded "total accident, dude – the fabric was inside out and I didn't even notice- I just randomly pinned it and sewed it up." How crazy is that? Must be beginners sewing luck.
So that's how it all went down. Of course for the tenth time, this tutorial is waaaay better than mine, so be sure to check it out if you have any questions! Now for the money stuff – here's the budget breakdown (thanks to a bunch of 50% off coupons at JoAnn):
- $0 for one yard of leftover fabric (originally from U-Fab here in Richmond)
- $2.38 for two 25 yard packs of white piping (from JoAnn thanks to coupons)
- $1.19 for a zipper that I vow to someday add (from JoAnn, again thanks to coupons)
- $1.50 for white thread (from JoAnn)
- Total: $5.07
Oh and don't forget to check in on Katie, Erin, and Cassie to see what amaaaaazing projects they whipped up (they'll be sharing theirs sometime today as well)!
And now here's the part where we invite you to share all of the fun Pinterest Challenge projects that you guys have tackled in the last week (right along with us, well at least virtually with us). If you've already blogged about it, just:
- click on the blue "Add Your Link" button with the odd cartoon head at the bottom of this post (you might have to do some scrolling, depending how many projects are added)
- add a link to your specific blog post about your project in the url field (not your home page)
- where it says "name" write a descriptive name for your project (ex: "Homemade Beanbag") as opposed to your actual name
- we'd also love if you could quickly link back over to our project posts within your own (here's Katie's, Cassie's, Erin's, and ours) – it's also nice to link to your inspiration project on Pinterest as well as to directly link to the original project/site, just so they get some love too.
And if you'd rather just link over to your project in the comment section, feel free to do that – or even add a link to a free photo sharing site like Flickr with your pics if you don't have a blog (remember to set the gallery to public so we can all see it). We can't wait to see what you've been up to! Freaky-deek-excited doesn't even begin to describe it.
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OMG, that is so freakin' cute! I love the fabric you used.
I made some bottle cap magnets for my project: http://mailboxjourney.com/2012/03/14/pinterest-challenge-2/
By the way, I wanted to thank you for hosting these challenges – It gives me an opportunity to find so many more awesome and inspiring blogs to follow! :)
I love her little bean bag chair! It's so cute:) Thanks so much for the challenge, it was very umm relaxing so to speak:)
I made a teeny night light in the shape of a cute house we saw on holiday! http://annabelvita.com/spring-pinterest-challenge-with-free-printabl
I LOVE your beanbag! It looks so professional.
The fabric is beautiful! It turned out so well!! I reaaaally need to learn how to sew.
LOVE your bean-bag:) Super cute! Thanks for hosting-always love linking up to your Pinterest Challenges!
Sherry – this turned out amazing! A beanbag for your beanette! I'm not sure I would be brave enough to try this (my machine and I are not BFFs yet) but maybe one day I will. I love that beige fabric – where did you find it??
TOTALLY in love with this! GREAT job!!!!!
A beanbag for the bean! So adorable. And only $5, amazing.
This turned out amazing! Very impressed with your growing sewing skills :)
The beanbag looks great, Sherry! Definitely keeping this one in mind for our little pea pod on the way : )
You officially cannot call yourself a novice on the sewing machine anymore! This looks AMAZING!!! I got beanbags for my boys from pottery barn 2 years ago because I thought they were "the best"…and they are already collapsing on themselves. I am SO making these this spring! We plan on having them share their rooms and these would be great for their reading nook in their walk in closet. Thank you for all the inspirations!
Way to go Sherry! You're giving me courage to tackle a more advanced sewing project. Sewing a circle always freaks me out a bit. This looks awesome and I love the fabric you chose.
I linked up my DIY bench for my entry nook: http://theweekendhomemaker.com/winter-pinterest-challenge-diy-bench-entry-nook
Thanks for the challenge!
You should be so proud of yourself! I am a fairly experienced sewer and I haven't been brave enough to try piping. You are giving this old gal courage.
Great job!!! You have some cuties there.
Just an FYI for future piping projects. It is so much easier to sew on piping if you use the zipper foot. You can get right up to the cording with the foot. You did good tho! pam
Agreed about the zipper foot and piping… I've been sewing since I was about 5 years old and JUST figured this out. It's seriously changed my LIFE. So much easier. And yes, great job!
FABULOUS job Sherry. That is just so cute. I too was going to suggest the zipper foot. It makes is SO much easier. Looks like you did fine though, without it.
This is so much cooler than the bean bag I had growing up. I will have to make one of these for my little girl. Congratulations on conquering another sewing project!
LOVE THIS!!!! And it looks like Clara and Burger (and John!) do too! Thanks for sharing, and including me!
ps — you've accidentally got erin and ana from the last challenge listed and linked twice in this post.
Super cute beanbag!!! Love the fabric you chose! Thanks for the par-tay. :)
$5?! It looks fabulous! That fabric is gorgeous, too. Did Clara know what it was and that she could sit on it? Just curious. :)
Too cute! What a great job! Do you sew often or was the tutorial just that thorough? I have a sewing machine, but I've only ever made pillows. I'd never be brave enough to try piping.
Thanks so much for hosting this challenge! We had fun giving an alternate use to our wine bottles.
I really like the end result on your effort, it turned out great. Besides, any project that makes Burger's life more comfortable (even if he's just claiming it for himself) is a win in my book.
Yay! I'm so glad you tackled this tutorial – I'd seen the tutorial before and thought it was brilliantly adaptable (this could so easily turn into footstools or go giant, if you're intrepid). My SO and I will be facing a cross country move in the next couple of months that requires us to get rid of almost all of our furniture, so cheap alternatives like this MAY have to be a sit-in (ba-dum, pishhh) until we can afford "real" stuff.
I'm a fellow village sewing idiot, and I'm thrilled to see a newbie complete this project with a fabulous end result. Cheers!
How cute!
That fabric is just about the best thing ever and fits that little space so well!! It looks like Clara lives in an Anthropolgi store- I'm totally jealous.
Hahaha! I thought the same thing! The little sheepskin. The champagne polk-dot walls. The posh patterned curtains. And now, the PERFECT little beanbag. The girl lives in a lovely world.
I can't get over your fabric choice. I am in love with it!
oh my gosh, as i was surfing pinterest waiting for this post to come up, i see your beanbag on pinterest!! I had just checked to see if there was a post up only 2 minutes before. People are fast!
I love your bean bag. I made an apron once a few months ago and yelled at my sewing machine (and perhaps my husband) all day. It might be time for me to attempt to use it again.
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Stephen Strader: The Story Behind Carpenter's Home Church
With the Carpenter's Home Church building set to be torn down, Stephen Strader, the son of CHC ...
Effective Leaders Confront Quickly
Don't let it build up for a blow-up.
9 Traits of 'Mean' Churches
What can we do to become a more unified body? How can churches demonstrate more positive ...
4 Ways People Are Fact-Checking Your Preaching
Have you noticed that fewer people are bringing their Bibles to church, but are using a smartphone ...
Toxic Leadership Destroys the Mantle
Bullies often are not aware of their destructive actions.
20 Tips From a Church That is Exploding With Growth
This church in Alabama has got it going, and God's blessing it with tremendous growth and an ...
7 Distinguishing Habits of Highly Effective Pastors
These traits are not necessarily the same as the biblical qualifications of a pastor. They simply ...
Here Is Perhaps the Greatest Failing of Godly Pastor-Husbands
If all pastors would learn to do this, personal scandals in the church might be a thing of the past.
Become The Leader God Intended You To Be!
For Christian leadership insights and inspiration follow Dr. Steve Greene's Blog, Greenelines.
The Trench Work of a Speaker Determines Success
Learn to speak about what you have prepared.
Saddleback Church Commemorates 35 Years of Ministry and Growth
Started with seven people in Rick and Kay Warren's living room, here's how Saddleback has ...
5 Characteristics of 'Country Club' Christians
Do you know of any in your congregation who simply treat church as a place to come and fellowship ...
4 Secrets of a Fruitful Ministry
These conditions must be present for your ministry to thrive in God's eyes. No exceptions.
What Is Everyone Talking About?
Influential leaders ask more questions and make fewer statements.
How to Tap Into Unrealized Potential in the Kingdom
In this week's Kingdom Economics, James Russell reveals why saints have unlimited potential ...
Kingdom Economics: Equipped but Not Participating
Isn't one of our responsibilities as ministers to equip the saints where they are lacking and ...
Why the Church Should Stop Chasing Idols
Why is God's church pursuing everything but the holiness and purity He has commanded of us?
Pentecostal Academics Name New President at Diverse Annual Meeting
The Society for Pentecostal Studies drew students, theologians and other academics to its annual ...
When Trust Fails Many Pastors and Church Leaders
These two categories may just surprise you.
Indecision: A Death Blow to Leadership
Here's how a junior high student showed me why decision-making is crucial in ministry.