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Ratings based on 205 Verified Reviews
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4.5 Room cleanliness
4.8 Service & staff
4.2 Room comfort
4.3 Hotel condition
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Lost in space
beautiful boutique hotel right on the beachPosted Mar 26, 2015
I would rate everything A + about this small boutique beach hotel except for one factor: sargasso ruined the water all week as far as the eye could see both north and south of hotel. I understand Petit has zero control over that. Nevertheless, Expedia asked me for my opinions. So here they are. I definitely would have chosen another town in Yucatan had I known about the sargasso. All staff perfect except for Coral at desk; she's kind of a pill to deal with.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom NY
Great spot for a family vacationPosted Mar 23, 2015
Pros: The location is priceless! And so is the staff. The beach is beautiful. And everything is so relaxing.
Cons: My husband wishes that the wireless reception was better.
Location: We hired a van + driver with the help of David and went to Tulum ruins and Akumal for snorkeling. We pai $300 for 6 ppl for 8 hours.
We met up with family from Germany at Petit Lafitte Hotel. We rented one of the Ocean View bungalows which I'd highly recommended. The staff was extremely nice an accommodating. The food was great too. I love the whole atmosphere. It's not the most stylish hotel but if you are looking for a relaxing vacation this is your place. I can't wait to go back. Great place for families (we traveled w/a toddler) too. Check out Coco Cabanas for lunch. It's next doors (a little hidden so ask for directions). Also make sure to book a beach massage! Noberto was great. $80 for two people for 50 min. Can't beat that. In general all the prices (e.g. for drinks, mini bar) are very, very reasonable. All in all an awesome vacation!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Would go back againPosted Mar 23, 2015
The staff was amazing, friendly and funny. The rooms were clean and spacious. Balcony rooms closest to the ocean would be what I recommend. Great view of the ocean. Bungalos would be cool if you had children but for a couple I would recommend saving some money and getting a room. We were only in our room to shower, sleep and hang out on the balcony. The food was amazing. Breakfast had many options and always fresh squeezed juice. Dinners were out of this world. The soups were delicious. To get to down tow Playa it is about a $20 cab ride. Be prepared when shopping. Know what you want to spend and tell the venders what you are willing to pay. They start out extremely high and go down to very low. Save time by telling them what you will pay instead of asking them the price. Plan tours before you go so you can read review and know what you are getting into. None of ours were terrible but i would research before we went next time. Don't over pack. Dinners were casual. Loved that we were not to close to Playa, but close enough. If you want night life I would recommend staying closer to town. If you want peace and quiet this is a great place.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Sussex, UK
Just what we wantedPosted Mar 21, 2015
Very friendly and welcoming. Only footsteps from the beach. Ideal for celebrating a family birthday without getting lost in the crowds at a mega resort! If you don't like quiet relaxation maybe this isn't the resort for you.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Great Falls, Montana
Very nice hotel right next to the beachPosted Mar 20, 2015
Very friendly staff, very helpful, clean rooms and grounds, right on the beach with ample space to relax including three hammocks. Great food, too.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom New York, ny
Boutique Hotel on the BeachPosted Mar 19, 2015
Pros: The food and staff were great!
Location: You will either need to take a taxi or rent a car to do things outside of the hotel. Renting cars is pretty cheap so I would recommend it.
This hotel is the real deal. When they say breakfast and dinner is included, they mean full meals. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. Any question I had about where to go and what to do, they had the best recommendations. I had a much better experience here than at any of the top notch all inclusives. The hotel is right on the beach with stunning views and also convenient to all of the tourist attractions off of the main highway that runs along the coast. I would definitely come here again!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Good non-industrial tourism type small hotel.Posted Mar 15, 2015
Pros: Very accommodating hard working friendly staff. Massage therapists we booked with through Davide were great.
Cons: Thick memory foam topper on beds would be an improvement. Dinner from 6PM on would be of benefit for those from eastern time zones like NL or England
Location: Yumil temple site south of Tulum was worth the trip like Tulum 30 years ago but not on beach.
No complaints except slightly hard to find hotel but all direction to the hotel and signage were spot on. Get there before sunset if possible. If you like a soft bed this hotel is not for you. Beds were ultra hard even with their an attempt at a foam topper. Pool and grounds super clean. Staff ultra pleasant and hard working. They made the stay! Davide (manager) is really as good as previous comments on Trip advisor. We asked and found off the beaten path cenotes and lagoons to snorkel. We aren't big fans of industrial tourism and would not go to XCaret or Xelha for a third time. Not quite a boutique hotel but very good value.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom New York
Great hotel, 3rd time staying at Petit LafittePosted Mar 13, 2015
Pros: We really like the staff. David, Antonio, Manuel, Victor, among others are terrific. They are always upbeat, and helpful.
Location: It is located on a nice beach. 5th ave playa del carmen is close by, fun for shopping, eating, bar hopping. Akumal bay and Xpu-ha beach are close too.
This is a great hotel, and location. The staff is fantastic, the same group have been working here for over 4 years, and they are a pleasure to see each time. Food is good, breakfast and dinner were included and they do a wonderful job entertaining guests at dinner with live music, and traditional Mayan dancers on occasion. There have been some renovations since our last visit, they definitely take pride in the appearance of the hotel. It is always clean, with pretty landscaping.
for Familiesby A verified travelerfrom Mutlangen
Hotelanlage mit AtmosphärePosted Mar 3, 2015
Pros: Um es umgekehrt zu sagen - es war nichts, was zu kritisieren wäre. Preis/Leistungsverhältnis excellent.
Location: Das Hotel liegt ca. 5 km von Playa del Carmen entfernt zwischen Appartement-Anlagen, wer Wert auf Trubel legt, braucht ein Auto. Parkplatz kostenlos.
Etwas für Leute, die keinen Massen-All-Inclusiv-Urlaub mögen. Geräumige Zimmer mit air-condition und zusätzlich nostalgischem Propeller, tropische Gartenanlage mit kleinerem aber nie überlaufenem Pool und für den Preis excellentes Essen (Frühstück mit umfangreichem Früchtebuffet und rund einem Dutzend à-la-carte Gerichte, Dinner mit Salatbuffet und jeweils 2 Gerichten zur Wahl). Dazu locker-freundliches Personal. Auch für Familien mit Kindern gut geeignet. Lage direkt am Bilderbuch-Strand (wie dort überall öffentlich, aber absolut kein Gedränge) mit weißem Sand und türkisfarbenem Wasser, gemütliche Strandbar. In der Lobby 2 Computer zur freien Benutzung, davon einer mit angeschlossenem Drucker. Kostenloses WLAN vorhanden, aber öffentliches Netz offenbar häufig überlastet.
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Familiäres freundliches Hotel in ruhiger LagePosted Mar 1, 2015
Das Hotel liegt außerhalb von Playa del Carmen direkt am Strand. Wir hatten ein Zimmer mit direktem Blick auf den Strand. Das Hotel ist wesentlich kleiner als all die umliegenden Resorts und wird sehr familiär und freundlich geführt. Man findet schnell Kontakt und es ergeben sich angenehme Gespräche. Das Hotel hat einen eigenen Strandabschnitt, an dem die Liegen nicht zu eng stehen. Wer will, findet Schatten. Im Vergleich zu den Resorts in der Nähe, steht wesentlich mehr Platz am Strand pro Person zur Verfügung. Außerhalb von Playa del Carmen ist das Meer eher felsig und daher nicht überall ideal zum Baden. Jedoch direkt am Strand vom Hotel bestehts ein Abschnitt, an dem man gut baden kann. Das Frühstück und das Abendessen sind abwechslungsreich und umfangreich. Wir sind Vegetarier. Das Hotel war sehr bemüht spezielle Mahlzeiten für uns zu erstellen. Das Hotel ist geeignet, wenn man Abends die Ruhe sucht. In der Umgebung vom Hotel herrscht Stille. Zur Stadt ist es weit und nur mit Taxi oder Mietwagen möglich. Mietwagen kann direkt im Hotel bestellen. Hat sehr gut geklappt. Neuerdings bietet das Hotel auch Yoga werktags an. Das langjährige Personal ist sehr freundlich und kümmert sich um die kleinen Sorgen. Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt und würden das Hotel wieder wählen.


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Create some beautiful flowers - Dig through your closets for those old prom dresses, grab a candle & some matches - and get crafting!
All flowers below are from various sources on the web. I apologize to the creators if I didn't list your site. How To Make Chiffon Flowers by Calamity Kim (Visit her blog for great inspiration!) how does your garden grow? with flowers made from fabric, of course! Worksheet she created on the chiffon flowers. Download Howtomakeflowers 1. Use between 8 & 15 layers of chiffon, silk, tulle, organza, etc. 2. Scrunch & wad them up in your hands to create wrinkles & texture before burning edges w/ candle or long lighter. It's stinky so do in a well ventilated area. "This can be dangerous! I love to watch the edges curl & puff & melt & the more distressed the better!" 3. Don't make circles perfect - cut them in degrees of sizes & make edges irregular. Use a dog brush to fray edges of silk & cotton because they don't melt; they only burn. You want some edges to fray & some to be curled up. 4. Stack large to small. Sew together, stitching all the way through using green perle cotton or embroidery thread. 5. Make a small fuzzy yarn center & stitch it on. Wrap 12" yarn around 2 fingers then go back through center (like making a pompom) & tie in middle. Sew that to center then add beads. 6. Back stitches are covered by pin back & green felt circle. Trim to fit width of pin bar & stitch on w/ blanket stitch. Suggestion from someone online:: I've used one of those handheld lighters that you sort of hold like a gun and has a long barrel thing, and they work well, but I bought a heat tool like this www.joann.com/joann/catalog.jsp?CATID=cat2907&PRODID=prd20134 & put a small rock in the center of the petal to keep it from blowing away. I don't have to worry about burning myself. I just put the petal on a piece of marble I had, then put the rock on the petal & heat away! Works really well! http://joann.com/static/project/0905/P150289_big_fabric_flower_pin.pdf "I made a bib necklace. I attached clips to the back of the flowers, & used a bowl as a template to cut out felt I used hot glue to attach ribbon to bib, then clipped flowers on so I can change out the flowers." " My Too Much Dress:) - I saw this amazing tutorial over at Hope Studios & literally got up & ran to find the supplies! I have made almost every kind of flower there ever was, and this is definitely my favorite!" Weekend Getaway Project - Lovely Fabric Flowers - Round 2 of our weekend projects - Lovely Fabric Flowers. Synthetic satin/chiffon fabric that melts Candle Sharp scissors Needle and thread Seed beads Cut circles; these will be petals. Don't do perfect, in fact, wonky is good. The more layers, the fuller your flower! Make each circle a bit smaller than the last - & if planning on a pair, cut 2 of each at once by folding fabric in ½ . Hold each circle of fabric over the flame until it begins to melt the very edges. Keep it moving, do it quick! It takes a light touch. See how the melted edges cause the petal to cup? It's cool. It's nestable now! If you have stubborn edges that are hard to reach try using a hand held lighter like Joy Beadworks. Nest your petals together. Stick w/ 1 color & texture or mix it up! I mixed satin brown & blue & black chiffon. W/ needle & thread, sew up through the layers. String 3 seed beads onto thread then back through. You could make a tiny flower with your scraps and string it on with some beads like this: Hit up your Costco $30 jacket, your tee shirt, your Dollar Store clutch, your SHOES! What to do with your fabric flowers?, originally uploaded by hopestudios1. Are you feeling all crafty like Girl in the Sticks? Go ahead, raid your friends button box and make a Button Bracelet. It's your weekend, after all. Spring CQ....The Dove Roses But the entire success depended on my having exactly the right fabric to make my petals out of.... This old scarf is lightweight, satin weave polyester. It has shine, seals like a charm (no charring), & even curls on edges when it melts. Perfect for petals! Other "ingredients" are silk sewing thread, longish & fine but sturdy needle, some millinery flower centers Susan Elliot sent me. (Visit her blog.) Anyway, fabric is key. I'll be scouring thrift stores for more like this. Here are petals cut out & ready to have edges melted. They're on my cutting grid so you can get the scale - each square is 1". I don't stick fabric directly in the flame, but in the "heat aura" around the flame. It is a simple matter of attaching petals 1 by 1 at base to center here. That wire was convenient for this process, but not necessary. I kept adding them around the base, knotting off after each petal but using the same thread. I made the petals larger as I went "outward" from the center of the bloom. Here is a finished rose. I made 7 & am going to group them something like this in the very center of my CQ. We used reclaimed dress linings to make these -- I had plenty left over from my deconstruction for sachets & I never knew what to do w/ this type of fabric before. It's a synthetic fabric, a silky polyester. (CAUTION: use extreme caution as a flame is used in this process. Do NOT allow children or pets near the flame.. I am not responsible for any accidents or injuries resulting from this tutorial.) To make these little hair bobbies (or clips, brooches, pins, etc.), you will need: **synthetic fabric, such as polyester **scissors **candle, matches/lighter **glass jar, filled with water **clothes pin **a piece of foil **beads, buttons,embellishments **needle **thread **hair bobby, clip, pin blank, etc. **strong adhesive, such as E6000 1. Cut out circles (or whatever shape) from polyester slightly larger than desired finished flower size. We used concentric circles for fuller, layered look. Cut a few extra, to allow for experimenting & mess-ups. 2. Place lit candle on sturdy surface, away from flammables, pets & children. Place water within reach. 3. Using a clothes pin, hold 1 fabric circle over -- not in -- candle flame. Quickly rotate fabric above flame. Fabric curls & may change colors. Experiment w/ a few extra circles, as different fabric acts uniquely when held near the flame. Some will curl in 1 direction, some turn colors, some crinkle. Holding closer to flame or longer achieves different results. Set circle aside on foil to cool. 4. Repeat on all fabric circles. Extinguish candle when you are finished. 5. EXTREMELY IMPORTANT: If you hold the fabric circle still for too long, or too close to the flame, it will scorch and/or catch on fire. If this happens, quickly and carefully place the burning fabric in the jar of water to extinguish the flame. Be very vigilant -- as some fabrics tend to ignite quicker than others! 6. Next, arrange and stack your fabric circles (petals) into flowers. 7. Using your needle and thread, sew a few stitches through all the layers of petals -- just a little "X" will do -- fastening all the petals together. Tie off thread in the back of the flower. 8. Attach flower center. If using beads or buttons, stitch in place, tying off thread in back of flower. If using other embellishments, a strong adhesive (such as E6000) may be used to attach them to the flower. 9. Finally, attach your flower to a hair bobby, clip or pin back using your strong adhesive. 10. Set aside on the foil, and allow it to dry thoroughly, according to your adhesive's recommendation. That's it! So simple; so pretty. The possibilities are endless -- imagine these layered w/ ribbon, mesh, tulle, organza or topped w/ an antique brooch or cameo! These would make sweet gifts for teachers, co-workers, friends, or stocking stuffers. (For anyone interested, I do have a little video on my blog of me burning a few petals. Nothing fancy, but it shows how quickly they burn.) www.theDIYDish.com "I've always enjoyed melting things & these flowers give me legitimate reason to light a candle & melt some fabric. Because, that's really all you do to make these flowers. Synthetic fabrics melt when held near a flame. They will also ignite if you put them too close, so before you get started, look for a draft-free spot away from anything flammable where you can focus on what you're doing (without helpful kiddos or pets)." Fabric and Other Supplies Synthetic (nylon organza, polyester satin, lining) Fabric Heat Beads, buttons Thread or transparent/invisible nylon thread Scissors Aluminum foil A sewing needle Straight pins Bottle of water Pattern - 2 templates. If cutting a bunch, cut outer pieces 1st so you can keep using the same pattern by cutting it smaller & smaller. Cut through several layers of fabric at a time. Getting Started Before you cut out flowers, cut several free-form circles & practice to get the hang of it. Download & print Circle Template &/or Flower Template. Determine the # of flowers to make, the size & fullness. Use as many layers as you like. Generally at least 5-6 layers are needed, but you can use many more if you want to make a big full flower. Flower shown is 5" & has 13 layers. Begin w/ slightly larger size shape because heat & melting will shrink fabric. Making the Flower Cut shapes. Hold 1 piece at a time over flame. You don't need to be very close for it to melt. Slowly rotate fabric until you have gone all around to achieve the style of edge you like. Start with your largest piece & work down to the smallest. Stack layers from largest to smallest. Flowers look prettier if not too perfect in how you arrange them. Shift layers from side-to-side until you achieve a natural look. Pick up your flower, keeping a finger in the center and at the base so your arrangement doesn't slip. Use a straight pin from the backside through the uppermost layer and back to the back side as shown. Go to the site to get the actual size… www.erinbassett.com/creativite/2010/04/11.html Several dif fabric layers make up flower brooches - taffeta, tulle, organza, silk, chiffon, & satin. Center is a vintage fabric covered button; red button also has black beads. They are 7". Top 2 layers are from vintage printed fabric (a dress). Other layers are tulle, satin, chiffon, taffeta, & black w/ teal dots from same dress. Edges are finished & center has teal seed beads. 6" W x 5 ½" H. Top & bottom pieces are cut from vintage polyester flower print robe. Fabrics sandwiched between are tulle & organza in shades of yellow. I embroidered center, following original pattern in fabric, in pink & green. 5" across. www.etsy.com/shop/blackcatboutique www.maizehutton.com "Calamity Kim has a great tutorial for these. Beware.....they are addicting!" www.flickr.com/photos/calamitykim/3546065962/in/set-72157... Tutorial: Fabric Flower Embellishment Posted on July 9, 2010 By Linda Matthews "As I mentioned the other day I was on a mission to make a fabric flower which I wanted to use as an embellishment on one of my new handbag designs. And here it is …" "I had so much fun making the fabric flower embellishment that I made a video tutorial for you! Although I originally had in mind to make the fabric flower using the tutorial that I mentioned in my previous post, I ended up doing it quite differently, & instead incorporated a # of fun techniques including fabric painting, embellishing w/ my fringe foot, & for the final touch, a hot air treatment to curl the edges of petals. So if you're in the mood to make some fabric flowers – have fun and enjoy the video! And don't forget, if you love embellishing and making embellishments – and I know that you do – you'll find tons of techniques on my Titivations DVD. You'll find it in the store. www.linda-matthews.com/tutorial-fabric-flower-embellishment/" New Brooch - http://kasiascrafts.blogspot.com/2010/10/new-brooch.html Here's how I made it: Cut out a bunch of circles from a polyester-containing fabric. That smaller circle is my base circle. Grab a circle in the middle & squish it up. Cut off the bit where you were holding it (probably not necessary, but it reduces bulk. Put some hot glue on the cut off squished up end, to help preserve the pinched-ness. Make a glue puddle on base circle & stick the squished end into it. Repeat. You could leave it all fray-y like this, but I took it 1 step further (because I live on the wild side). That's it! Glue to a headband or a brooch pin & voila! It looks more like a carnation than anything else. I like it. Lots of videos at youtube link from http://stampshacklady.blogspot.com www.youtube.com/justasip Cut ¼ yard & fold so you have 8 layers Use circle die # 2 w/ cutting plate under & on top. Cut all layers. Gather all largest pieces & stack them together, not evenly. Then take next size & do the same. Stack them on top of largest. Cont. until all are stacked. Use crop o dile to punch a hole in the stack. Use a rhinestone brad to hold them together. Get tweezers or pliers & hold stack. Heat closely w/ heat gun. Cont. to heat, moving pliers to hold in different locations. www.youtube.com/justasip#p/u/2/dQG5ms7dUtw
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Helen Cahill went to be with the Lord Nov. 29, 2013.
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great place other population than Cafe Del Mar but a good place to enjoy.
Service a great and the music together with the waves are cool
We saw this from the beach walkway and went round to have a closer look. I thought it was the one from the telly ? still not sure ?
Watched the wave machine, and the idiots trying to be cool, some failed.....
Funky place to have a drink.
great wavepool with instructers,nice renovated Hotel.Right on sea front with sunbed hire,You get a glass of wine whem you hire the sunbeds.
Went to watch people try out the waves and ended up staying most of the day lay on sunloungers at the wave machine. Great atmosphere. Pina colada was 10 euros but was amazing! Only problem was the blonde guy behind the bar who made it! Pulled a face when asked for it as though he couldn't be bothered with the...
The Wave House is a clean & safe place to take your family whether you're staying at the complex or not. The sun deck & pool area is ideal for laid back days in the sun and the reasonable food & drink prices will ensure you'll be fed & watered within budget during the day. You do have to pay...
We spent the whole day surfing the wave machines and enjoying a few Mojitos in the sun! It's not cheap and therefore not crowded and easy to get a lounger. A few friends got food also which was very good for poolside munchies. Eventually went on the larger wave machine too which was amazing but expect a few bumps and...
Just got back today 15th sept from an 8 day holiday at the wave house, my fiancee and I booked the Tobago for this holiday but were disgusted with the place so moved to the wave house. From the second we walked into reception to leaving, we loved it, we stayed in room 419 which has a side seaview, the...
lovely place, but expensive to eat and drink there, people were nice, lovely seating areas, lots going on during the day though quiet at night
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really modern clean hotel- only popped in to see the kids surfing great to get a coffee and watch them. must be great for a teenage family with adventurous kids!
although i never tried it myself it looks like a lot of fun. if you are like me and just like to watch, you will get pleasure from it. the area around it is clean and relaxing..
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San Hsieh, MD
- Internal Medicine
Areas of Expertise
- Internal Medicine
Primary office
- Office
- 3955 First Ave
- San Diego, CA 92103 US 32.7494 -117.164
- Phone number
- 619-299-3654
On Medical Staff At
Languages spoken
- Chinese
- Indonesian
- English
Dr. Hsieh believes in disease prevention and a balanced approach, owing to his extensive experience as a primary care physician, and his interest in oriental medical philosophy. He is committed to treating his patients with respect, compassion and dignity.
In addition to general internal medicine, Dr. Hsieh also practices the art of Chinese acupuncture.
Dr. Hsieh started his practice in 1975. In his personal time, he enjoys ballroom dancing with his wife Lina, and visiting with his new granddaughter.
Board Certifications
- American Board of Nuclear Medicine, Nuclear Medicine, 1974
- American Board of Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine, 1973
Medical Education
- National Taiwan University, MD, 1969
- New York Infirmary, Internship-Medicine, 1970
- Stanford University Medical Center, Nuclear Medicine, 1974
- VA Medical Center, Internal Medicine, 1973


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Sola scriptura ("by Scripture alone")
Sola fide ("by faith alone")
Sola gratia ("by grace alone")
Solus Christus or Solo Christo ("Christ alone" or "through Christ alone")
Soli Deo gloria ("glory to God alone")
Basic Creation Training Course, by Mike Riddle
Speaker / Instructor: Mike Riddle (Founder & President of CTI)
One day course designed to prepare Christians to speak about and defend
the biblical account of creation with confidence and be better equipped to
present the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Establishing a biblical worldview
Dismantling the 4 pillars of evolution
The Genesis Flood, geology and the fossil record
Critical thinking and evolution
How to handle objections to a 6-day creation
$45 for Adults Teenagers $10
Child care provided.
Loving our Catholic Neighbors with the Truth
So the idea is this, lets start a conversation with Father John Hollowell in hopes of getting him to see the truth from scripture, Pray For John, and be ready to roll with the counter points he may make in defense of Catholicism. He like many Catholics will most likely refer us to "Catholic Answers" http://www.catholic.com/ This site addresses the finer details to support the Catholic position, and in some cases show reasonable logic, but many time by viewing scripture from a catholic position it will contractions other doctrines….. So here is the origanal vid clip that I want to use as a back drop for a discussion on the following points:
1) "Don't call any one father"
2) "On Peter I will build my Church" Is Peter the first Pope?
3) "My body is real Food" Transubstantiation
4) "Final Authority" What or who is your final authority?
So here is a clip I'm trying to get Father John Hollowell to watch and respond.
Here is how bible believing followers of the Lord Jesus see the teaching by Jesus, regarding His comments about call anyone Father.
A Shadow of A Doubt
Is doubting a sin? Yes
Romans 14:23
But whoever has doubts is condemned if they eat, because their eating is not from faith; and everything that does not come from faith is sin.
So if I my doubting undermines my faith, and faith is what I need to be saved, won't my doubting send be to hell?
John 19:30
When Jesus had received the sour wine, he said, "It is finished," and he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.
The fact the doubting is just another one of many sins the Christ dies for, we are covered, it is the complete work of Christ's love on the cross. Even though the sin of doubt faces off squarely with the promises of Jesus it can't undue the work of the cross.
Forth of July Out Reach…..Project Ezra
Pray for those who heard and were given the Gospel on the 4th of July…
Join us in reading the book of 1st John on the Fourth of July weekend! Gather some Christian friends, find a public place with good foot traffic or where people gather (picnics, parades, parks, fireworks displays, etc.), climb up onto a box, ladder, or bench, and read the scripture aloud. Then, using the text you have read, transition into a gospel presentation. It's easier than you think, and 1st John is a great book for it. Then come back here, and let us know how it went!
Babies are born with a Moral Code
This edit really was a joy to make, I love to see the evolutionary community discover facts that support the bible. They really wish their findings we're different. If they don't repent from the wrong presuppositions they will continue to make wrong conclusions
Is Atheism Reasonable?
This is one of those God things, "Providence" While working on the baby Morality edit, Sys ten Buggencate debated Matt Dillahunty and we see this foolish exchange from Matt Dillahunty that nicely framed what is very under reported from Yale University. The Baby Morality study has with stood peer review for over 7 years now…even though the non-believing world doesn't like it to be true. God did imprint us with morality just like the bible has always said.
Bill Nye Loses Debate by applying Human attributes to the universe
The point is clear, if you don't think there is a designer behind the universe, you can then in no way ever think that the universe is "self actualized" This completely undermines their position that there is no being, god, or creator. Foolishness I tell you, utter foolishness to think we got here by chance.
Evolution causes Depression
Babies are murdered here
Proverbs 6:16-19
16 These six things doth the Lord hate: yea, seven are an abomination unto him:
17 A proud look, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood,
18 An heart that deviseth wicked imaginations, feet that be swift in running to mischief,
19 A false witness that speaketh lies, and he that soweth discord among brethren.


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Substance Abuse and Addiction Health Center
Prescription Drug Abuse: Who Gets Addicted and Why?
Opioid Addiction: Hard to Predict continued...
Even more people might experience pain pills like most people do alcohol. It's something pleasurable in moderation, but they have no urge to overdo it.
But according to Saxon, about 5% to 10% of the population have brains that are already primed for addiction. "They take the drug and say, 'Wow, that's fantastic,'" he says. "They really want to feel that feeling again." Soon, they seek further chances to use the drug, and increase the dose.
Can someone know if their brain is vulnerable to opioid addiction? Unfortunately, "there's no blood test, no scan of the brain that can predict who will become addicted," says Levounis. While certain genes have been associated with the risk for drug addiction, "no one gene is responsible," Saxon says, "and we're a long way off from genetic testing to identify people at risk."
Still, certain factors are known to increase the risk for opioid addiction. Altogether, our genes account for 50% of the susceptibility to addiction. Studies of identical twins, who share the same genes, prove the link. If one identical twin develops a drug addiction, there's about a 50% chance the other twin will, too.
That leaves half of the risk in the "environmental" category. "This includes everything from your social group, your economic status, your family environment, and probably most importantly, stressful events during childhood," says Saxon.
Childhood trauma, like physical or sexual abuse, losing a parent at a young age, or witnessing violent acts create changes in the brain that last into adulthood. For reasons that aren't clear, these people are more prone to prescription drug abuse.
The most obvious environmental factor, though, is simply being around opioid drugs. For example, two teenagers might both be predisposed to opioid addiction. If one goes to a high school where prescription drug abuse is considered "cool," he might be more likely to use and become addicted. If the other teen is never exposed to opioid drugs, he may be more likely to stay clean.
Adults who have already abused other substances like alcohol or cocaine are more likely to fall victim to opioid addiction, as well. Smokers and young people are at higher risk, as well, according to Jamison.


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Steak Lo Mein made easy
If you appreciate easy meals, yet like to try recipes that are a little different from the usual, then you will want to try Wok Steak Lo Mein. It reminds me of chow mein but is different in that you toss the cooked vegetables with cooked spaghetti. Often times when I make this recipe I have venison in the freezer and I have substituted the venison for the round steak and it tastes great.
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Daniel Aliaga named Cyber Research Fellow
December 18, 2013
Dr. Daniel G. Aliaga's research is primarily in the area of 3D computer graphics but overlaps with computer vision and with visualization. His work with the Cyber Center will be to create an IT infrastructure, and associated algorithms, to implement decision support system tools for sustainable urban ecosystem planning. Such tools assists urban stakeholders (e.g., urban planners, engineers, environmentalists, politicians, and concerned citizens) in trying "what if" scenarios of design decisions for obtaining an increased level of sustainability. This framework builds upon a current work in progress for a) acquiring (or obtaining) a 3D procedural model approximation of an existing (or desired) urban area – the urban area can range from a neighborhood to an entire city, and b) performing an inverse modeling computation so as to propose altered 3D city models satisfying a desired behavior. The bulk of the work is to create an initial set of sustainability decision support tools including altering the building layouts so as to produce better urban weather, to the reduce heating and cooling energy consumption and to improve the road layouts so as to change traffic flow to one of less congestion and of less energy consumption/emissions.
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text: I own my own business. Launched a internet company goAskjeff in 2013 so I can travel more. I compete in triathlons. So I train 6 days a week. Eat very healthy and read alot. I spend my winters in warm destinations like Costa Rica, Playa del Carmen, Mexico and south Florida. Just started to learn how to surf and enjoy Yoga.