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Asked the OH who did some weeding the other day and confirmed they had quite thick white roots. Bah. What a shame!
The last time beans would have been grown on it would have been 5/6 years ago, unless they were dumped on it last summer maybe - it was an ignored plot for several years, and used as a fly tipping spot for two years. We dug up half a car engine last month!
How disheartening, to rid the soil of bramble roots that had taken over to replace it with bindweed.
Even with it being a young plant will there be thick roots already? There was no bindweed when we started work on it, just lots of very established brambles, 5 years worth of growth!
On reflection the third does look terribly like this bindweed seedling.
fidget, I wondered if the first was a parsnip/carrot great minds 3rd I was hopeful for a bean of sorts as it's cropped up a lot, and I dug up a couple of beans when we were digging over the land. What would you recommend? I don't want to leave it in case it's bindweed, should I dig it up, try and contain it for a couple of weeks and see what happens?
Unusual that it's a geranium as I've seen none in the allotments, it's a sentimental plant for me and my family
Damn, I was hoping it wasn't going to be anything like bindweed, but it's springing up everywhere it fancies, the third one that is, the first two seem to be isolated seedlings just in one patch. Ta muchly!
the first two reminded me a little of my parsnip seedlings a little so wanted check it wasn't a lucky veg seedling before pulling.
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These bigger leaves keep popping up everywhere. I'd love to know what they might be before I yank them all up tomorrow.
First time growing toms this year, got 5 established plants, full of unripe fruit and flowers, the leaves at the bottom are a little crisp and curled, but judging by how much fruit we have and the amount of flowers we are still getting I'm not too worried. I'm in Worcester and had a good mix of lots of sun and rain. My strawberries however have struggled. About 6 from three big plants.
One of the reasons I've stopped using the forum is the frequent snide comments about Monty... It's juvenile and just plain unhelpful when it's questions like this. I thought the rake looks pretty useful to me, and it's not as if Monty seems to have the newest equipment, it was only the week before I saw him wearing boots with holes in them, and if I'm not mistaken his tools look pretty well used and old. It's not as if he uses tools every week with brand names emblazoned on them.
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I have been using Microsoft Office Word for the past 3 years plus and developed the mini toolbar to hold thasauras, envelope printing etc. Saturday I experienced the loss of my internet connection which with the help if the isp was sorted. They asked if we might have had a power surge? the only thing I can recall was my laptop which is on tne sam internet connection suddenly went haywire with pages loading over each other and the mouse pointer rouming all over the screen on its own volition. Anyway I later went to use Word on my desktop only to find the main toolbar not visible unless i pressed one of the headings, when it appeared it covered the mini bar and |I can't get them both together without the main one covering the mini toolbar. Any idea's
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Solved the problem myself. Just for future reference in case someone else has this problem. On the Quick Access Toolbar click tag, you get a dropdown menu untick Minimize the Ribbon. I don't know why it suddenly became ticked but there you go, computers are strange things.
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SURPRISE! I received a small shipment of the Saracione Islamorada reels. I have one #8 black, one #10 Gold, and one #12 silver remaining. The Saracione page is no longer on this site, but I'm working on how to make the link to that former page available. Stay tuned. The price is still the same, $1200.00. These are superb reels worth all of that. Joe told me this was the final available Islamoradas so if you want one, let me know soon. Here it is: http://www.just-reels.com/saracione.htm or watch Joe demonstrate the reel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuvWMJShQJw (copy and paste)
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I've been an Echo rod dealer for several years, but I've always been pretty quiet about it. By the same token, I've been waiting for the right glass rod to come down the pike so that I might be able to jump on it. Last fall Echo announced a series of lightweight fiberglass flyrods to be available in January. Well, I just got my shipment in. I like them and will get a chance to fish one fairly soon. Many of the new glass rods have been priced alongside some of the top end graphite, with $600.00+ not totally unusual. The big thing I like about the Echo rods is the $200.00 price tag. Four rods, from a 6'3" 2 weight to a 7'10" 5 weight. All are three piece. I have them all in stock. Call or e-mail me today!
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I'm going to try to solve a drainage problem in my yard around the house.
So how can one tell if the basement is officially "dry"? I mean, sometimes it takes days for the wetness to soak its way down to the basement trouble spots... right?
Even then, it might be hard to determine if the area is a fresh bit of dampness or if it's just an old stain from previous dampness.
When I complete my attempt to create a french drain, I want to somehow determine (with confidence) that I actually fixed the problem without having to ponder "new dampness or old stain?".
I bought the house a couple weeks ago. The weather has been dry throughout my time here, so I haven't been able to see what happens after a good rain... or how long it takes to happen.
So is there some cool ingenious way to confidently determine if the problem has been solved?
I can tell that the damp staining on my basement wall is right below an area where my downspout (gutter) enters the ground. I tested the drain with a hose and see that the water does indeed exit through the exit point on that drain (onto the driveway).... but could it be that it leaks a bit?
Thanks for any help!
We got some really nifty advice that I'll pass on to you : plastic wrap! You can securely tape a piece of plastic wrap to the wall (or floor, or wherever)and if it's still weeping it will show up better and condense under the wrap. For quite some time I would put out random pieces, making sure to hit the trouble spots, and then check them after wet weather. It helped us determine which spots were and weren't fixed. I'd still take the advice above, however, so you'll have the old spots premarked for reference. Good luck!
I'm not sure that marking the 'trouble spots' helps because those trouble spots are already clearly stained from previous water issues.
I will try to the plastic wrap idea.. sounds good.
It finally rained today for 45 minutes. I think a downspout drainage pipe must be leaking at that bad area.
I've decided to try something unusual. I am going to make a short tunnel under the patio so I can reach the area where the downspout goes under the patio. Then, I can attach a new pipe and run that pipe to an appropriate area. Otherwise, I would have to destroy the patio to do the same thing.


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Evolution of tension during the thermal stabilization of polyacrylonitrile fibers under different parameters
Article first published online: 28 SEP 2006
DOI: 10.1002/app.23960
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Journal of Applied Polymer Science
Volume 102, Issue 6, pages 5500–5506, 15 December 2006
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Yu, M., Wang, C., Bai, Y., Wang, Y. and Zhu, B. (2006), Evolution of tension during the thermal stabilization of polyacrylonitrile fibers under different parameters. J. Appl. Polym. Sci., 102: 5500–5506. doi: 10.1002/app.23960
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- Issue published online: 28 SEP 2006
- Article first published online: 28 SEP 2006
- Manuscript Accepted: 23 DEC 2005
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Complicated physical and chemical reactions can occur during the thermal stabilization of polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fibers, and they can be macroscopically reflected by the evolution of tension in the fibers. In this work, PAN fibers were oxidized under different parameters in a continuous production line. The tension in the fibers was examined in detail and found to be influenced greatly by the stretching ratio, temperature, and time, as well as the porosity of the PAN precursors. As the thermal stabilization proceeded, tension with different characteristics could result from various reaction mechanisms. At the initial stage, a higher temperature was helpful for lowering the tension, but the tension increased with an increasing stretching ratio. In a later stage, the tension was dominantly dependent on the cyclization reaction and increased with increasing temperature or time. Under the same stabilization conditions, the tension in low-porosity fibers was higher than that in high-porosity fibers. The microstructures, characterized by high-resolution transmission electron microscopy, provided some direct evidence for the partially stabilized fibers that the stabilization in the crystalline phase was slower than that in the amorphous phase. © 2006 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 102: 5500–5506, 2006


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Sheraton Bucks County Hotel has a health club, an indoor pool, and a spa tub. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult to use these recreational facilities. This 3.5-star Langhorne property features a a business center, wireless Internet access, and audio-visual equipment. Multiple small conference rooms are available, totaling 16,000 square feet (1,486 square meters) of meeting space, as well as a ballroom. Sheraton Bucks County Hotel has a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, and a bar/lounge. Room service is available during limited hours. Complimentary, self-parking is available on site. This property accommodates guests with disabilities, providing Braille signage in addition to wheelchair-accessible parking and guestrooms.
Amenities featured in guestrooms include hair dryers, bathrobes, coffee/tea makers, refrigerators, and complimentary newspapers. Microwaves are available upon request for a surcharge. Cribs (infant beds) are also available per request. Guestrooms have cable television with premium TV channels. Business-friendly amenities include voice mail and speakerphones.
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I had a handyman (licensed for "simple" electrical work, but not master electrician) hang 3 new ceiling light fixtures and install dimmer switches on 2 of them (a 5-bulb and a 2-bulb). Each of the fixtures is rated for 100w incandescent bulbs, which I used. However, the dimmer switches get hot at full power and lower power. I replaced the 100w bulbs with 75w bulbs. Same problem. Any suggestions?
You need to look at the dimmer ratings. The cheapest ones are rated at 300W, though you can get them at 600W or 1000W. The most likely result of you exceeding the rating is that the triac within will fry (most likely the dimmer will cease to dim anymore).
However, it's not uncommon for these things to get warm. The whole front plate is metal to try to dissipate some of this. When used in a multigang box, you may have to derate it (read the dimmer instructions).
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I have a Louisiana Sweet orange tree that's gotten big enough that I left the oranges on it this past spring after it bloomed. They've been growing gradually since then, and are now about the size of average oranges, but they're still green. When should I harvest these oranges? Will a freeze, light or hard, make the fruit inedible, so I should pull them off before a freeze? I've had my tree for about ?4 years - it was about 3' tall when I planted it. It's lost some leaves every winter from our occasional freezes, but the branches don't die back, and when spring comes, it just makes new leaves to replace the old ones, plus lots of new growth.
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Sherry, I don't have a definate answer, and hope someone chimes in, but if you pick fruit when unripe, especially since oranges are green, they won't ever ripen, 'off the tree.'
On average, citrus are picked around Nov-Dec. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help. Good luck, Toni
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Louisiana oranges and satsumas show up in the grocery stores around Christmas, but last year I left two oranges on the tree, picked them around Christmas, and they were bitter. We had had a light freeze, so I wondered if maybe the cold temps ruined the juice. If we have a freeze before mid-December, I think I'll pick some before it occurs and leave the rest to see what happens. Hopefully, there won't be any freezes before December, giving them plenty of time to ripen.


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Go with a 10g Rubbermaid Cooler. Easy to convert, holds temps, and relatively cheap.
Thanks for the chart and info 509inc. Lowes has a 48 qt Ice Cube for $20 right now. I think I will go for it instead of the 5 gallon Rubbermaid that I can get for the same price. It sounds like the 48 quart Cube will do 5 gal IPA's just fine and will provide me with the option to go to higher gravity beers also. I was afraid that 48 qts might be too large for 5 gal IPA's. With the cube being a taller cooler, it seems that the grain bed will be thick enough to function properly for me.


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Keys For Kids Ministries is a children's ministry organization, offering Keys for Kids, Down Gilead Lane, and much more.What's that, Grandpa?" Sam pointed to some small cards and pieces of shiny red paper on the kitchen table.
Grandpa smiled. "Grandma found these when she was cleaning the attic the other day," he replied. "When I was a boy, we used to get these as prizes in cereal boxes--they're something like your baseball cards."
"Wow! They're really old!" Sam was impressed. "What are the shiny red papers for?"
"That's what makes these cards interesting, Sam," replied Grandpa. "Look at this one. It's a picture of Babe Ruth." Grandpa showed Sammy the picture of a famous baseball player, then turned the card over. "Now . . . see this question? It says, 'What was Babe Ruth's real name?' To find the answer, we put this shiny red paper--it's called cellophane--right over the question. Now what do you see?"
"George Herman Ruth," Sam read. "The question disappeared, and the answer showed up! Cool!"
"Right," said Grandpa. "This cellophane taught me a lesson."
"You mean because you learned that guy's real name?" Sam asked.
Grandpa laughed. "Something more important," he said. "When I was young, I knew I was a sinner--I was the church troublemaker." Sam grinned. "I'd often heard that we need to have our sin covered by the blood of Jesus," continued Grandpa, "but I never understood it until my Sunday school teacher brought this very same Babe Ruth card to class to one day. 'Someone read the question on the back,' he said as he turned it over. But he had put the red paper over the question, so we told him we could see only the answer. He nodded. 'When the question is covered by the red paper, you can't see it--you see only the answer,' he repeated. 'And when you trust Jesus as Savior, your sin is covered by the blood of Jesus. Then God can't see your sin anymore. Instead, He sees the answer to your sin-problem. He sees Christ living in you.' I've never forgotten that."
Sam nodded thoughtfully. "I'm going to remember it, too," he said.
How About You?
What does God see when He looks at you? Does He see your sins, or are they covered by the blood of Jesus so that God sees only the answer to your sin-problem? If you trust in Christ as your Savior, your transgressions, or sins, are forgiven. They are covered, and you are blessed. Accept Jesus as your Savior today. (See the ABCs of Salvation at the end of this book.)
Today's Key Verse:
Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
(Psalm 32:1)
Today's Key Thought:
Jesus' blood covers sinPosted: March 31, 2015, 4:00 amLydia ran to the door as soon as she heard her mother come in. "Mom! Mom! That movie we put on hold at the library finally came in. Can we watch it tonight?"
"Sure," said Mom. "As long as you help me get dinner ready first."
They whipped up some spaghetti and meatballs and sat down to eat. "Lydia, I want you to start going over to the nursing home a few times a week to read to Grandma," said Mom. "I wish I could get over there more, but work is just too busy right now. I'll give you the book and Bible I've been reading to her so you can take over."
Lydia scowled. "The Bible? But she's not even a Christian! And she's really old. How could reading the Bible to her make any difference now?"
"Just because she's old doesn't mean it's too late for her to come to Jesus," said Mom. "We can't give up on her."
Once they cleared the table, Mom got out a big pan and put it on the stove. "How about some popcorn to go with our movie?" Lydia nodded eagerly and watched as Mom heated oil in the pan and added popcorn kernels. Pretty soon the kitchen was full of pops and cracks as the popcorn starting billowing up in the pan.
"I think it's done," said Lydia after a long string of popping noises came to an end.
"Not quite," said Mom. She waited another minute before turning off the heat, allowing more kernels to pop. "Some kernels pop right away, but others take longer before they're ready. You don't want to give up on them too quickly." She paused and looked at Lydia. "Just like Grandma. The Bible tells us that no matter how young or old someone is, when they decide to trust in Jesus, they become a new person, just like these hard little kernels become soft, delicious popcorn. We need to do all we can to share the gospel with Grandma because she may not have much time left."
Lydia took a handful of popcorn from the pan. "Okay, I'll go read to her. And I'll pray that hearing God's Word will make her pop into a Christian!"
How About You?
Have you ever thought it was too late for someone to be saved? Some people trust in Jesus as soon as they hear the gospel, but others take a long time before they believe. God wants everyone to go to heaven, so He's patient with those who continue to run away from Him. We need to be patient, too, and continue to share the gospel and pray for those who aren't Christians. No matter how old you are, it's never too late to believe in Jesus.
Today's Key Verse:
I wish to give this last man the same as to you.
(Matthew 20:14)
Today's Key Thought:
It's never too late to believePosted: March 30, 2015, 4:00 am"Mom," called Madison as she returned from school one day, "can you help me design my online birthday invitations?"
Mom shook her head. "Sorry, honey, but I promised Mrs. Kettering I'd drive her to the doctor's office this afternoon. She used to walk over there, but ever since she broke her leg last year, she's had a hard time getting around."
"Well," said Madison, "we'd better send the invitations out soon. It's only two weeks till my birthday."
Mom smiled. "Have you decided who you'll invite?" she asked. "Remember, five guests is the limit this year."
Madison nodded. "I want to invite Sabrina, Laura, Lena, Emily, and Joanna," she replied. "I don't know Laura very well, but I heard she's nice."
Mom looked surprised. "What about Payton from next door?" she asked. "I thought you two were best friends!"
"Oh, we are," Madison said, "but I can see her any time. I want somebody different for a change." She frowned. "I suppose Payton might be mad about it when she finds out, but she'll get over it."
Mom was quiet for a minute. "I'm thinking of Mrs. Kettering's broken leg," she said. "The fracture healed, but her leg will never be quite the same. Sometimes it hurts, and she has to be careful not to put too much stress on it. She can't trust it fully. It's often the same way with friendships."
"Friendships?" asked Madison. "What do you mean?"
"If you hurt a friend by being selfish, or even by being careless, she may be willing to forgive you, but she may never be able to fully trust you again, and your relationship suffers." Mom sighed. "I learned that lesson the hard way. I once lost a good friend because of a cruel, thoughtless remark I made. Friends are precious gifts from God, Madison. Don't take them for granted."
Madison was quiet for a moment. "I think I'd better go over my guest list again."
How About You?
Do you take your friends for granted? Do you assume that they'll always be willing to forgive you, no matter what? Part of today's Scripture talks about how painful it is when a friend does something to hurt you. Even a strong friendship can be broken, and healing can be difficult. Friends are blessings from God. Treat them as you would want them to treat you--with kindness and respect. Don't risk causing a fractured friendship!
Today's Key Verse:
Do not forsake your own friend.
(Proverbs 27:10)
Today's Key Thought:
Treat friends with carePosted: March 29, 2015, 4:00 amGrandma, I'm glad Mom and Dad went to that convention. Staying with you will be like a vacation for me," Morgan said happily after her parents had left her at her grandmother's home.
"Aren't you afraid I'll spoil you?" Grandma asked with a wink. Morgan giggled. She knew Grandma would spoil her a little.
That morning, Grandma played Morgan's favorite board games with her. For lunch, they had chips and ham sandwiches--Morgan's favorite. Then Grandma took out her Bible. "This is when I usually have my daily Bible reading," she said. "I thought we could take turns reading to each other. I've been looking forward to sharing God's Word together."
"I'm on vacation," protested Morgan. "I want to have fun!" Grandma looked disappointed, but she let Morgan run outside and climb the apple tree.
As Morgan got ready for bed that night, she thought about what a nice day she'd had. But then she began thinking of her parents and she felt a little sad. "I wish Mom and Dad were here to tuck me in tonight," she told her grandmother.
Grandma smiled. "Your parents knew you'd get a little homesick," she said. "They asked me to give you this." Grandma pulled an envelope from her pocket. Morgan opened it eagerly and read the note her parents had left for her. She felt much better after reading their words of love and encouragement.
"Some people are so important to us that we never want to take a vacation from them," said Grandma. "Aren't you glad your parents left that message for you to read?" Morgan smiled and nodded. "Well, someone else had a message for you today, but you wanted to take a vacation from Him," said Grandma gently.
Morgan knew her grandmother was talking about God. Now she wished she had taken time to read the Bible with Grandma. Morgan sat up in bed. "I know you read your Bible already, Grandma, but can we read a few verses together before I go to sleep?"
Grandma's eyes twinkled. "We sure can."
How About You?
When you're on vacation, do you think about God? A break from your normal routine is good now and then, but you need to hear from God no matter where you are. Be sure to give Him an opportunity to speak to you through His Word. Be sure to think about Him and talk with Him. Don't ever take a vacation from God!
Today's Key Verse:
I will delight myself in Your statutes; I will not forget Your Word.
(Psalm 119:16)
Today's Key Thought:
Don't take a vacation from GodPosted: March 28, 2015, 4:00 amAfter using his router to shape the edges of a board, Mark made sure the groove was straight. Hearing someone come into the garage, he turned his wheelchair around and saw his friend Joel. "Hey!" said Joel. "What are you building?"
"Some shelves for my dad," replied Mark. Joel examined the board. "These are great," he said. "You're good at this."
"Yeah, whatever," mumbled Mark. Joel glanced at his friend with concern. "I'm so useless," said Mark. "Ever since the accident, people have to do so much for me.
"That's not true!" objected Joel. "God has a reason for everything. Don't you believe that?"
"I sure feel useless," insisted Mark.
"Well, but . . ." Joel paused and gazed absently around the room. His eyes fell on a screwdriver sitting on the table. "Why don't you show me how you shape the edges of that board with a screwdriver?"
Mark laughed. "Joel, you can't shape the edges of a board with a screwdriver. That's for putting in and taking out screws."
"Can't you use a hammer for that?" asked Joel.
"No! Hammers are for pounding in nails." Mark gave his friend a concerned look. "Each tool has a specific purpose."
Joel smiled. "So does every person. Maybe you always thought you were a screwdriver, but since the accident, God's been trying to show you that you're really a router. He has a purpose for you, but you can't carry it out if you're trying to be a screwdriver all the time."
"You really think so?" asked Mark, picking up the router. "Well, then, let me show you what a router can really do!"
How About You?
Have you ever felt like you were useless? You're not useless at all! God has a special job for you. God can use the difficulties in your life to help you serve Him in a special way--perhaps to comfort and encourage someone with the same problem because you understand what that person is going through. Look around to see who God might want you to help.
Today's Key Verse:
God . . . comforts us . . . that we may be able to comfort those who are in any trouble.
(2 Corinthians 1:3-4)
Today's Key Thought:
God has a purpose for your lifePosted: March 27, 2015, 4:00 am"Mom, it's just no use," said Serena. "I've tried and tried to get Maria to come to church with us, but she won't."
Serena's twin sister Joslyn flipped through a small booklet. "And I tried giving her some of these booklets Dad bought for us, but she won't even look at them."
"I even tried to tell her about Jesus," said Serena, "but she said, 'Not interested!' She wouldn't even listen to me."
"So how's she ever going to hear the gospel?" asked Joslyn.
Mom smiled at her daughters. "Well, she has both of you, doesn't she?"
"But Mom," protested Joslyn, "we just told you--she won't listen to us or read what we give her."
"Well, she may not hear the gospel the way we do--by hearing it in church or by reading the Bible," said Mom, "but I hope she will see it and hear it as she gets to know you better."
The girls looked at each other and frowned. "I don't get it," said Serena.
"You know that some of the New Testament books, called epistles, are actually letters to churches, don't you?" asked Mom.
"Yeah, I think our Sunday school teacher told us that once," said Joslyn.
Mom nodded. "And all these letters--which we also call God's Word--are inspired by God Himself, right?" The girls nodded. "Well, did you know the Bible also says that each of you is a letter from Christ?"
Both girls raised their eyebrows. "What does that mean?" asked Serena.
"It means that talking isn't the only way to share the gospel," answered Mom. "As people see the way you live, it's like they're 'reading' you. When you live in a way that's pleasing to God, you touch people's hearts and make them want to know what makes you different. That may make it possible for you--or someone else--to tell them God's good news when they're ready to hear it."
How About You?
Do you think the only way you can be a witness for Christ is by talking--by telling someone that Jesus died for them? Of course, God wants you to speak out, but He also wants you to be a witness by the way you live. Next time a friend refuses to listen when you talk about Jesus, don't be discouraged. Instead, let them see you live the way you know Jesus wants you to live. Then your friend can learn a little about the gospel by observing you and may eventually want to hear it in words.
Today's Key Verse:
You are our epistle written in our hearts, known and read by all men.
(2 Corinthians 3:2)
Today's Key Thought:
Witness by the way you livePosted: March 26, 2015, 4:00 amGarrett slouched through the living room doorway and dropped into a chair next to his mother, who was holding his baby sister Amy. "I have a problem," he said with a sigh. "I'm always losing my temper, and I don't make friends that way."
"No, I'm sure you don't! And God doesn't want you to lose your temper, either," said Mom as she stood Amy on her feet. "Guess what?" Mom added. "Amy took her first step today."
"Really? Good job, Amy!" cheered Garrett. He held out his arms. "Walk to me!" He and Mom watched as the little girl took a few wobbly steps. Then down she went. Her face puckered, but she crawled to a chair and pulled herself up again. When she tried again, she walked a few more steps before she fell. "Keep it up, and before you know it, you'll be running races with me."
Mom smiled. "You know, Garrett," she said, "Amy took her first step today, and I think you took a first step, too--you admitted that you have a problem."
Garrett sighed. "Well, yeah," he said grimly.
"Think of it as learning to walk," suggested Mom. "You had to learn to walk physically--and look how strong your legs are now!" Garrett grinned. He loved running.
"Learning to walk takes time and practice," continued Mom. "That's true of learning to walk physically, and it's also true of the Christian walk--learning to display the fruit of the Spirit. When Amy falls, she has to get up--just as you did. And when you fall in your Christian walk, you need to keep working at it."
"So if I just keep trying not to lose my temper, I'll get better at it?" Garrett asked.
Mom smiled. "Just trying isn't enough," she told him as she picked up Amy. "We're here to help Amy learn to walk, and God is available to help you grow as a Christian. Along with trying, you need to look to Him. The kind of strength you need comes only from God."
"Yeah," Garrett agreed soberly. "I already know I can't do it by myself." He got up and headed for his room. "I'll keep working on it, and I'll ask God to help me."
How About You?
Have you admitted that you have a problem--such as losing your temper, acting selfishly, or gossiping about others? Admitting it is the first step toward overcoming it. Also admit that you can't overcome it on your own and look to God for strength to gain control over it. He wants you to have the victory--just ask Him!
Today's Key Verse:
I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
(Philippians 4:13)
Today's Key Thought:
Admit your weaknessesPosted: March 25, 2015, 4:00 am
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Mar 27, 2015
Psalm 32:8
"We want a king like the other nations!" The nation of Israel turns its back on God's leadership and calls for a king to be chosen from among them. But following God's direction, the Prophet Samuel makes an unlikely choices—a man whose last job was rounding up wild donkeys!
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Verse: Deuteronomy 6: 7
Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up.
God likes to talk to you and me through his special book called The Bible. In this book, he tells a big story called "God's rescue plan". God is the main character of the story. Throughout the story, God calls His people to play parts in the story. God calls different people to do different jobs, and in the Bible, we read how people like Ruth, Moses, Esther, David, Mary, Paul and many others play their parts in God's rescue plan. As you read the Bible, you will read that God is calling you too to play your part in God's story. Spend some time thinking and working on what God wants you to do.
We can divide the Bible into six acts, like it was a drama. Each act moves the story forward. Which act are you living in now? Think about how you are a part of God's rescue plan. He's given you talents and jobs to do. Now you have to take some action!
Act One: Creation
God is the God of all things!
Act Two: The Fall
The world is now broken.
Act Three: God Chooses Israel.
God puts his rescue plan into action.
Act Four: The Coming of the King
Jesus the Rescuer comes down and lives among us.
Act Five: Spreading the News of the King
The Holy Spirit is calling us to help fix things.
Act Six: The Return of the King
All creation is restored.
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Discussion Guide:
"In the beginning, God created…" Genesis 1 introduces us to God and his Big Story. God is the God of all things. Using his creativity, he made all creation. God spoke, and he chose to create. Our world belongs to God. Revelation 4:11 shows us that the creator should be worshiped:
"Our Lord and God, you are worthy to receive glory, honor, and power. You created all things, and by your decision they are and were created." (Contemporary English Version)
The next part of the story introduces the saddest part of the Big Story. Things go wrong and need to be fixed. The serpent tempted them to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. This is the opposite of what God had told them to do. Today, sin has broken how we see ourselves, how we see others, how we see the world, and how we see God.
He then made a promise to Adam and Eve. Before they left the garden, God made an amazing promise to them:
"One day this will all change again to what I meant it to be. One day, I will come back as the Rescuer, and I will go into battle against Satan and win. One day……………"
Telling the story of God's rescue plan for all His people is the cornerstone of faith formation for your children. Show them that God is the main character of the story of Bible. In the story and today, God is active with His people to restore all creation.


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Tues. March 3, 2015
Due to weather conditions
All Section 8AAA Quarterfinal Girls Basketball games have been postponed to tomorrow night. Alexandria will host Sauk Rapids Rice tomorrow night (March 4th) at 7:00pm at AAHS.
Due to the school closing today...The football player meeting that was scheduled to be held today for 9th-11th grade players interested in playing football this fall will be held tomorrow (Wednesday) morning at 8:00am on the B wing learning stairs.
Also, due the school closing today the meeting with all 8th graders interested in playing football this fall will be on Thursday, March 12th at 8:10 at the DMS cafeteria.


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South Korean automakers, faced with a slump, said Tuesday they expect production next year to total 3.6 million vehicles, down 6.5 percent from this year. The auto industry group said output this year is estimated at 3.85 million vehicles, Yonhap news agency reported. The Korea Automobile Manufacturers
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Round yellow insect eggs?
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I just found these round yellow insect eggs underneath a chenopodium leaf and am wondering what they are.
Kevin, I agree! Insect eggs are among the most beautiful and mysterious little vessels in the world. Even more so if examined under a simple dissecting microscope.
Here is a link that might be useful: Check this out!
i figured as much rhiz ....
but i always feel bad for a poster.. when a post hangs out there with no response ... speculation if better that ignoring them ...
like i said in some other post.. argue with me.. debate me.. but God forbid .. dont ignore me.. lol ...
BTW.. woohoo makes a presumption that many of us dont ... not everything will devastate a crop ... such is a population issue ... if that is all your eggs.. so what ... if that type of deposit is on every leaf.. watch out.. lol... the real issue is how long the cycle takes ... and how fast they multiply .. etc ...
I didn't presume. That's why I used the word "may.." Perhaps I should've emphasized. I've come a long way in the last couple years of wanting to kill anything crawling in the garden.
Now... I still spray BT religiously and i will be spraying the hell out of everything with soap and neem if I get my yearly whiteflies -- late summer awaits!


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Damn, that is a lot of hop matter in the bottom. I guess you would expect that though.
Let me know how this turns out since I'm going to us this receipe as my next brew.
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Make a great T-shirt "Got trub"
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Though the second episode of the AMC drama's midseason run dips, it still tops all TV for Sunday night among adults 18-49.
The Walking Dead maintained enough momentum on Sunday night to again to the Winter Olympics.
In the second episode of its midseason run, the AMC drama was Sunday's top performer among adults 18-49, averaging 8.7 million viewers in the key demographic. That's down from the premiere's 10.4 million -- but enough to lock in a win against NBC's Sochi coverage.
That's an advantage of nearly 30 percent, with The Walking Dead's 6.9 rating in the key demo topping the Olympics' 4.8 rating for the night.
Among total viewers, The Walking Dead pulled 13.3 million at 9 p.m. The Winter Games, with an average 21.3 million, again easily surpassed the series in viewership.
The Walking Dead had bigger competition in its second outing, facing both Sochi and the NBA All-Star Game. Post-show The Talking Dead averaged 4.8 million viewers and 3.1 million adults 18-49.
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