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Tozer on Worship and Entertainment are excerpts from the writings and sermons of A.W. Tozer. A.W. Tozer continually points out that we are saved to worship God. All that Christ has done for us in the past and all that He is doing now leads to this one end. A.W. Tozer had strong convictions about the subject of worship as well as its corruption by what he referred to as the Great God of Entertainment."
Also included are Tozer's controversial essay, "The Menace of the Religious Movie," written in the mid-1950s. You might not agree with Tozer but as always he "draws a line in the sand" and causes the reader to think critically about a subject that even today many Christians struggle with in the daily societal norms and what is acceptable and unacceptable in our daily Christian walk.
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Rebecca LawsonKentuckyAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Want the Lord to search your heart? Read this.October 2, 2012Rebecca LawsonKentuckyAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Bro. Tozer may step on a few toes, but he surely doesn't water-down the message. If you can take it, read it. If you can't take it, you'd better be sure to read it. It
GerhardThoen5 Stars Out Of 5July 6, 2010GerhardThoenTozer is always excellent. He forsaw what we have today in the modern "church", just a social club as in Laodicia. Fun and games, 7-11 verses, pomposity from the pulpits. He accuratly describes it all.
Michael Brown5 Stars Out Of 5February 13, 2010Michael BrownThis book was a really good read. There are so many people who look to be entertained when going to church instead of looking forward to learning about our Lord Jesus Christ. The book was very interesting and I am sure one of few that stresses the importance of spirit-led and spirit-filled worship.
Lyn Tenney5 Stars Out Of 5May 18, 2009Lyn TenneyStill relevant inspiration from a departed saint. I wish every evangelical pastor would read and take heed!
RJ5 Stars Out Of 5January 26, 2009RJHallowed--Godly worship to a most Holy God, or hype--human directed deceit? The wisdom of Tozer will cause you to revisit the scriptures and examine your own worship. Excellent, thought provoking read.
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COLLEGE PARK, MD. -Georgetown University's field hockey team (2-12) honored its 10 seniors prior to the start of its contest with Cornell (5-6) today at University of Maryland's Field Hockey Complex. All 10 seniors started the game for the Hoyas and battled hard but GU lost 3-1 during a wet and cool afternoon.
For the second straight contest the Hoyas controlled the action for the majority of the first half. The Hoya defense buckled 28 seconds into the game when Cornell's Brittany Thompson streaked down the middle for a quick strike. Then after settling down Georgetown went to work offensively at the six minute mark as seniors Molly McShea (Strafford, Pa./Villa Maria Academy) and Charlotte Tierney (Rye, N.Y./Holy Child) each peppered the Cornell net twice over a span of two minutes but neither player could convert.
After constant Hoya pressure a corner by senior Claire Mittermiller (La Jolla, Calif./La Jolla) was passed into senior Katy Wingo (Great Falls, Va./Langley) at the 14-minute mark. Wingo ripped a shot from the top of the circle which was saved by Cornell keeper Carolyn Horner but the ball squirted out to the right side of the net where fellow senior Annie Wilson (Darien, Conn./Darien) scored her team tying fourth of the year. With that the game was tied 1-1.
Just seven minutes until the break Cornell grabbed a 2-1 lead with a tally from Hannah Balleza. The one goal lead stood for the game's next 39 minutes until a Cornell corner produced a two-goal advantage.
The Hoyas ended the game with 11 shots compared to eight for Cornell and corners were relatively even with GU attempting five and Cornell six. GU goalkeeper senior Briana Pereira (Medford, N.J./Shawnee) recorded four saves.
Georgetown hits the road for its next two affairs, starting with an Oct. 13 match up at No. 5 UConn at 12 noon. Then on Oct. 14 GU plays at Fairfield at 1 p.m.
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We stayed at Mount Pleasant on our way home from Yorkshire. The hotel was extremely clean and the room, although a standard double room was very large. The staff in all areas were extremely friendly... more
We stayed at Mount Pleasant on our way home from Yorkshire. The hotel was extremely clean and the room, although a standard double room was very large. The staff in all areas were extremely friendly, helpful and efficient and I would thoroughly recommend a stay here. less
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We stayed here overnight as we were attending the Vulcan experience about a mile or so up the road from the hotel.
We had not stayed in a Best Western before and were hugely impressed by this one. We ... more
We stayed here overnight as we were attending the Vulcan experience about a mile or so up the road from the hotel.
We had not stayed in a Best Western before and were hugely impressed by this one. We had an executive room which was massive. Not only that it was spotlessly clean, tastefully furnished and there was complementary bottled water as well as the usual tea and coffee making facilities.
The bed was mega comfy and there was a choice of pillows.
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We tried the restaurant and again found this to be excellent, the ambiance was lovely & relaxed and the food was very tasty and well cooked, breakfast the next morning was just as good.
Finally there is a pretty little garden around the back, complete with a fun little swing hanging from a tree.
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Lovely hotel in great surroundings. Upon approach you can only be impressed by the outstanding grounds and beauty of the hotel. The reception was lovely and the staff friendly and check in was simple.... more
Lovely hotel in great surroundings. Upon approach you can only be impressed by the outstanding grounds and beauty of the hotel. The reception was lovely and the staff friendly and check in was simple. The rooms are outstanding with modern facilities, i would recommend asking for room 275 as it is amazing and spacious to say the least.
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Great bathroom but insanely hot & service lacking
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My husband booked the Sanctuary Suite + facial for my birthday.
Firstly the positives - the bathroom is amazing, huge jacuzzi, therm sauna, mirrored ceiling plus room although very flowery was huge ... more
My husband booked the Sanctuary Suite + facial for my birthday.
Firstly the positives - the bathroom is amazing, huge jacuzzi, therm sauna, mirrored ceiling plus room although very flowery was huge and nice bed.
Dinner was completely average and service really not great (and we were the only people in the garden room to start with ) with exception of initial maitre dee who was fab. Sat outside enjoying some prosecco which was nice although sort of in the middle of the car park near the busy road.
Big issue was heat in the room. We realised this early on and asked for a fan (they gave us a desk fan which was pretty useless given room layout). Our romantic evening turned into a bit of a sweaty mess to be honest (and not for the right reasons!). Jacuzzi water cannot be turned to cold when filling and it was ridiculously hot combined with hot and humid bedroom was not great. Opened the windows but it didn't help much and left us with all the noise from the wedding downstairs.
We spent about £350 quid for room, drinks and food and to be honest it really wasn't worth it. The facial was fab and there was potential there but without air conditioning it was just pretty ruined. I'd hate to be staying during the heatwave next week.
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26/06/2015 BillyB58, Carlow, Ireland
This is a great hotel. The staff are pleasant and the food is good. Initially I was in a big room in the old part of the hotel. The first night I was cold. I informed reception in the morning. That ni... more
This is a great hotel. The staff are pleasant and the food is good. Initially I was in a big room in the old part of the hotel. The first night I was cold. I informed reception in the morning. That night I was cold again. All the receptionist kept saying we that the heating was switched off for summer and I could have an electric radiator. For a room the size that I was in??!! I was cold again that night. The following morning I ask to see the manager. Mr Richard Tyas arrived, who is the general manager, and he was very sympathetic and took immediate action. He said he would change my room. Now I expected a room of the same size or smaller and of the same quality. But he moved me into the Jessop Suite. A huge room with the most amazing four poster bed and a fabulous on suite. This made my last night luxurious. I would have given this hotel full marks if the receptionist had taken action the previous morning or if the one the night before had been a bit pleasant and more sympathetic. But if it wasn't for Richard Tyas then it would have gotten a two. He is obviously a man who believes in customer service and I just want to say thank you to him. less


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2001 Kia Sportage Question: Manual transmission compatibility
I have a 2 wd manual transmission that has gone out. I purchased a used 4wd transmission not including the transfer case. According to the KIA Global website the transmissions are the same with the exception of the 4 wd having a transfer case and the 2 wd having an extension or tail stock in its place. I have found that the rear case of the 4 wd transmission is approx 11" long and the rear case of the 2wd transmission is approx 6 1/4" long not including the tail stock. This does not worry me as I planned to use the rear case and tail stock from my 2 wd transmission. My problem stems from overall measurements of both transmissions. The 2 wd unit from bell housing to the end of the mainshaft measures approx 30 3/4". The 4 wd unit bell housing to mainshaft end measures approx 26 3/8". This tells me that the 2wd mainshaft is approx 4 3/8" longer than the 4 wd mainshaft. The question: Can I use my 2 wd mainshaft, rear case and tail stock with the rest of the 4 wd transmission parts to make a useable 2 wd transmission? - avtek
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Mequon-Thiensville Superintendent Demond Means has taken himself out of the running for the superintendent position at the Shaker Heights School District in Ohio, the district said today in a news release.
Means had been selected as a finalist for the Shaker Heights position. At a meeting last week the School Board voted unanimously to state its support for Means and its interest in having him continue at Mequon-Thiensville, later delivering the statement in person.
On Sunday, Means informed the board of his decision to remove himself from consideration for the Shaker Heights job.
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The United Arab Emirates has not seen capital outflows due to unrest in the region, the central bank governor said on Thursday, adding that inflationary pressures would not be of concern despite high oil prices.
Anti-government protests rocking the Arab world have spread to Gulf countries such as Bahrain and Oman although there have been no unrest in the oil-wealthy UAE, which includes oil-exporting Abu Dhabi and business hub Dubai.
"There is absolutely nothing unusual. No capital outflows," Central Bank Governor Sultan Nasser al-Suweidi told reporters at a news conference after a meeting of six Gulf Co-operation Council central bank governors.
When asked about the risk of potential capital outflows to the dirham peg as the unrest spreads, Suweidi said: "I do not think it will be the case."
"It (turmoil) affects (UAE banking sector), but its effect is slight due to the distance," he said after a meeting of Gulf central bank governors.
Suweidi also said he was not concerned about inflation in the UAE, the world's third largest oil exporter, despite robust oil prices of above $100 per barrel.
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Consumer price growth in the world's third largest oil exporter hovered close to 1 percent for most of 2010 as debt woes of Dubai state-owned companies dented banks' lending appetite.
Suweidi also declined to say whether the UAE has received any specific requests to freeze assets of the Libyan government or those of ousted Tunisia's president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.
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GCC foreign ministers are expected to decide on an aid plan for protest-hit Oman and Bahrain, when they meet in Riyadh later on Thursday. Suweidi, however, declined to comment on the plan: "It is not our area."
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I've been told that I should always have at least a Yellow #8 for outdoor B&W photography... Any statement that has the words always or never is usually wrong or at the very least, suspect.
I have filters...I'm just not a fan of dealing with the hassle (extra exposure calculation, etc) and that it didn't seem to make my prints any better. If you have made a commitment to your work, dealing with the hassle shouldnt be a part of the experience. If your vision calls for a filter and you determine its too much bother, why make the image at all?
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by Sierra[Editors' note: At the time of writing, Libby Anne and Sierra were unaware of the controversy surrounding Hugo Schwyzer. The discussion of his critique of emotional incest is not an endorsement of Schwyzer by NLQ.]My last two posts, and indeed all my thinking on the subject has led me to some conclusions about the ways that Christian Patriarchy and purity culture enable and even celebrate emotional incest. The following are the cliff notes:Christian patriarchy turns marriage from a relationship to an institution, effectively reversing the historical trend from business partnerships and heir insurance to bonds between two free agents based on love. Evangelical culture … [Read more...]
Emotional Incest: The Bottom Line
by Libby Anne[Editors' note: At the time of writing, Libby Anne and Sierra were unaware of the controversy surrounding Hugo Schwyzer. The discussion of his critique of emotional incest is not an endorsement of Schwyzer by NLQ.]In Part 1 I looked at the definition of emotional incest and in Part 2 I looked at how integral emotional incest is to Christian Patriarchy, but in this segment I want to look at how easy it can be for even ordinary families to be sucked into (admittedly, less intense) patterns of emotional incest.I recently came upon an article called "Princesses, Princes, Daughters, and Dads: Against Emotional Incest." The author explains his own experiences as the father … [Read more...]
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by Millipede(Editor's Note: Millipede has been recounting her history of how she came to join a patriarchal lifestyle on our forum starting about six months ago. She's graciously agreed to allow her writing to be reposted here. We thank her for that!)To tell it in a nutshell; my husband and I became part of a reactionary milieu, joining a "movement" which addressed various issues such as gun rights, survival ism and so on. I still hold my beliefs pertaining to these issues and so this is not an indictment of "right wing extremism". In fact those early years were wonderful and I would gladly join such a group.I was not new to such views. Years before I even met my husband, I had … [Read more...]
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by SierraI have already written about the ways that growing up in fundamentalist-evangelical culture made me especially vulnerable to covert incest from my father. There is a flip side to the father-daughter craze in Christian patriarchy, though. I am here to bring you two stories: and one of them isn't about me!In what would have been my high school years, a miracle happened. Sven, my best friend from my early childhood, came back to my church. We were fourteen. We had been estranged for about three years while his family lived in another state. But we quickly reconnected (not least due to my idealistic hopes that we could pick up where we left off, and some aggressive b … [Read more...]
Emotional Incest Part 2: The Botkins
by Libby AnneAfter discussing the definition of Emotional Incest in Part 1, I am now going to address the way the teachings of leading Christian Patriarchy organization Vision Forum and its close affiliates, the Botkins, essentially mandate emotional incest.Vision Forum teaches that adult daughters are to stay at home until they marry. More than that, it teaches that they are under their father's authority just as they will after marriage be under their husband's authority, and that well they remain at home it is their duty to adopt their father's "vision" in place of their own and serve as "helpmeets in training" to their father in preparation for serving as "helpmeets" to their futu … [Read more...]
Emotional Incest: The Junior Wife
[Editors' note: At the time of writing, Libby Anne and Sierra were unaware of the controversy surrounding Hugo Schwyzer. The discussion of his critique of emotional incest is not an endorsement of Schwyzer by NLQ.] by SierraLibby Anne has begun a series on Emotional Incest at Love, Joy, Feminism. In her latest post, she also links Hugo Schwyzer's striking analysis of the problems with the "Daddy's Girl" myth and princess culture. The following is my attempt to confirm and add more perspectives to the issue they are bringing to light.As a child of a believer and a nonbeliever, I walked a confusing and sometimes torturous line between the prescriptions of my church and the realities of … [Read more...]
Emotional Incest, Part 1: Definitions
by Libby AnneI've been hesitant to write about emotional incest for two reasons: First, it's too easy for people to think "emotional incest" implies a sexual relationship when it doesn't, and second, I've had some experience with it and drudging that up can be painful. But given how integral emotional incest is to the teachings of Vision Forum and Christian Patriarchy, I've decided to devote a few posts to it.Emotional incest is sometimes also called covert incest. It does not involve actual sexual or physical contact. Rather, it involves an unhealthy relationship between parent and child in which the child serves as a sort of emotional spouse or companion to the parent. Here are a co … [Read more...]
Debunking the Fourteen Basic Needs of a Marriage: Part 1c Men are Fragile, Women are Manipulative Fools
by Incongruous CircumspectionIn Part 1b we listened in as Gothard tried valiantly to describe the differing outlooks on life that, according to his understanding, men and women exemplify. It needs mentioning again here that Bill is relying on no practical experience. He has never been married. It makes sense that, being he has propped himself up to be a guru in every area of life, and the fact that there are hundreds of thousands of worshipers at his feet, he would make vast, overarching, easily wrapped up in a square box and neatly tied with a silk bow, conclusions for very complex issues in life. One of those issues is human nature. It cannot be pidgeonholed, no matter how many verses … [Read more...]
Authoritarian Parenting and Emotional Repression
by LatebloomerI have a lot of respect for my dad. He's thoughtful and generous to all of us. His constant reading makes him an interesting and well-informed conversationalist. He makes his life decisions very carefully, yet never looks down on me for making different decisions than him. Instead, he tells me all the time that he loves and misses me, and that he's proud of who I've become. I feel so lucky to have him as my dad.Unfortunately, we have not always gotten along so well. Less than ten years ago, our relationship had been almost completely destroyed thanks to the authoritarian parenting techniques of the fundamentalist Christian homeschooling culture. Authoritarian parenting … [Read more...]
Sexuality: the Elephant in the Room
by LatebloomerMy mom walked into my bedroom and handed me a heavy biology textbook. "Read chapter 13," she told me, breathless and blushing. Then she rushed out. I opened to the appropriate chapter: "The Reproductive System". That was my entire sex education; I was 17 years old.I think we can all agree: sex education should probably be done by people who have said the word "sex" out loud at least once in their lives.My parents' denial of sexuality couldn't stop puberty, and couldn't stop our curiosity about sex. Instead, their attitude clearly showed us kids that we could never go to our parents with any questions or concerns that were related to our sexuality or genitals. For … [Read more...]


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text: The Sect - Protected (C.A.2K Remix) [The Sect Music TSMDIGI004 - OUT NOW] clip by the_sect published on 2013/09/03 14:16:37 +0000 We welcome one of Russia's finest - C.A.2K - to the TSM family, undoubtedly an artist who has not yet received the plaudits his work deserves... This 'Protected' remix is a lesson in raw power and control. Straight up stepping beats and driving bass underpin gated vocals and morphing atmospheres, as C.A.2K crafts a remix which is super-tight and aggressive enough to damage even the toughest of dancefloors, whilst at the same time managing to stay true to the spirit of the original. Tried and tested around the globe, this bangs. Great work! Release date: 21st October 2013 To book any of the artists on The Sect Music, please email: email@example.com For label news/updates/merchandise, visit our website: www.thesectmusic.com Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/thesectmusic Obligatory Facebook mention: www.facebook.com/thesect


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Working parents should not have to choose between making their mortgage payment or being able to afford quality childcare.
But that is an economic reality for many parents in our community. According to the business leaders group America's Edge, a working family in Walla Walla with two young children will spend on average $16,000 a year to ensure their children are in a high quality early learning program – compared to a median annual mortgage cost of $15,732.
These childcare challenges have a bottom-line impact on employers searching for and retaining the best-qualified workers. According to a 2007 study, 30 percent of Washington parents who used childcare either had to deal with the stress of finding a new provider, or had to change jobs due to issues related to childcare, or both.
Further, 15 percent of Washington families reported that someone in their family had to quit a job, not take a job, or change a job because of problems with childcare. The scope of this problem is significant because roughly 60 percent of children under age six in Walla Walla have both or their only parent in the workforce.
Insufficient access to quality pre-K and childcare also has an impact on children's long-term academic achievement and on the quality of our future workforce.
Seven of every ten new jobs created in Washington between 2008 and 2018 will require some type of formal education beyond high school. The number of Washington jobs requiring post-secondary education is expected to grow 28 percent faster than the number of jobs for high school dropouts.
Meeting these educational requirements will be difficult when you consider these facts: In Washington, 24 percent of students do not graduate from high school on time; 60 percent of eighth graders are below grade level in math; and 66 percent of fourth graders read below grade level.
High-quality early care and education can help by getting more children on track for long-term academic success. Recent research on New Jersey's statewide preschool program showed that children who attended for two years were significantly ahead in both math and literacy by the time they were past third grade, as compared with children who did not participate in the programs. The Chicago Child-Parent Centers, whose participants were 29 percent more likely to have graduated from high school.
Studies of pre-K programs in other states, including New Mexico, Arkansas, West Virginia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Tennessee, also report benefits such as gains in literacy and lowered likelihood of being held back in school.
Washington is on the right track with new initiatives to expand and improve our Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP) and implement a Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS) to provide parents with a way to know if their children are in high-quality programs. However, there is still much more to be done to ensure our children's success and our state's economic vitality.
We have an opportunity to provide quality pre-K to more kids in Washington through federal funds that would help support our early learning programs across the state.
I urge our congressional delegation to support a voluntary state-federal partnership that will expand access to high-quality pre-K for four-year-olds and high-quality childcare for children age birth through three, especially for children in low-and moderate-income families.
Congress and the Obama administration should work together to ensure that this crucial investment is made a priority. Access to these programs will allow those parents to go to work knowing their children are in an environment that will help them succeed, both when they enter school and later in the workforce.
High-quality early childhood education is essential for our businesses and our economy. It's as simple as that.
Jim McCarthy, who lives in Walla Walla, is a member of America's Edge and the Walla Walla Valley Early Learning Allinace. He's also a board member of the Foundation for Early Learning.
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-I'm Angie Greenup and I'm working with Aetna to find out what's your healthy. What health and wellness initiatives are most important to you? This dad of twins and firefighter said that time is of the essence and his employer couldn't agree more. So, Geoff, what's your healthy? -My healthy is being active and being home for my family. -I know you're a firefighter,-- -Yes. -so you must stay fit for work. What sort of health and wellness initiatives does your employer offer? -Since we're at the station for 24 hours and actually a third of my life, they've offered us to work out for one hour. We have a fitness facility onsite and it's helpful because it helps me release stress, but it's very important that they allow us to have that ability to work out on shift. -Why is it important that you take advantage of those initiatives? -Because it makes me better balanced. I can be a better employee at work and I can be a better husband and father at home. -Fighting fires and loving your kids. -Fighting fires and loving my kids. -It's pretty awesome. What's your healthy? Among employed Americans, 63 percent value flexible work hours as important health initiatives offered by employers. Come tell us what healthy means to you by joining the conversation at WhatsYourHealthy.com.


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Some people may say zombie games are overdone, a genre that's jumped the shark. Be that as it may, Deep Silver's Dead Island ($22) is still among the best and deserves some attention. First released back in 2011—yes, it's a bit of a gap—the title is finally available on the Mac through the Mac App Store. At least that waiting has a payoff, as there are two DLC packs included with the download, and a special weapon.
Trapped on a tropical island during a zombie outbreak, you're tasked with getting your character through the crowd of the undead, and hopefully, to safety. The combat is heavily melee-based, so expect lots of chopping, shooting, and running. There are also role playing elements though, with your characters leveling up and developing new skills over time. Plus, there's a four-player co-op mode, which means you can play with your friends.
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