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Southeast Church Blog
This is the blog for Southeast Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Meditation is consciously listening for the voice of God as we ready ourselves to be obedient to that which we hear. The great psychiatrist Carl Jung once said, "Hurry is not of the Devil, it is the Devil." If we ever hope that we will be able to experience God at a deeper level, we must slow down our pace and quiet our lives. It is only in doing so that we will be able to hear the voice of God and focus on God's word.
Spending time in meditation causes us to go into the deep recesses of the spirit. It takes us to a place of consciousness where cell phones and iPads cannot take us. It is there that we truly find our oneness with God.
We must "still and quiet our souls" as the Psalmist writes so that in the sacred stillness we may hear from God. Take time to listen silently for the voice of God. God will speak to you as never before and the blessing will be enormous.
With a listening heart,
Pastor J. M. Hurst
Allegheny West Conference presents Camp Meeting 2014 "We Are Family". Featuring: Pastor Henry M. Wright, Sabbath & Ordination Speaker. Pastor Joseph McCoy, Stewardship Emphasis Speaker, Pastor Jaime Kowlessa, Young Adult Speaker, Pastor John Boston, Youth Speaker, Dr. Augusta Olaore, Women's Ministry Speaker.
There is something for everybody: Children, Youth, Young Adults, and Adults of All Ages
1st Word - "Father Forgive Them" Pastor Steve Valles, Westside SDA Church, 2nd Word - "Today You Will Be With Me in Paradise" Pastor Mikel Moore, Maranatha SDA Church, 3rd Word - "Behold Your Son: Behold Your Mother" Dr. Derrick Moffett, Bethel SDA Church, 4th Word - "My God, My God, Why Have You Forsake Me" Pastor John Couxum, Glenville SDA Church, 5th Word - "I Thirst" Pastor Harry Britt, Present Truth SDA Church, 6th Word - "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit" Pastor Colin Parkinson, Temple of Praise SDA Churh, 7th Word - "It Is Finished", Dr. Myron Edmonds,
Hello Family,
Matthew 6:6 But when you pray, go into your room and shut the door and pray to your Father who is in secret. And your Father who sees in secret will reward you. (ESV)
Distractions abound today. Social media, email, YouTube, television, text messages, and iPods are just a few of the distractions all of us have succumb to in the last five minutes. Multi-tasking has reached it's zenith in our everyday lives. And, I believe that these modern day conveniences have become our greatest hindrances to our devotional life.
In Matthew 6:6 Jesus speaks of prayer and getting alone with God. He commanded that we go in secret to our closets, or our rooms to commune with God. Yet, if you continue in the same verse He says "shut the door." It's not good enough to enter the confines of the prayer closet if the door is wide open.
This reference to the prayer closet might certainly mean a physical closet, with a physical door to be shut. And we should find a place of solitude such as Jesus did. Jesus went to the mountains, His prayer closet was somewhere alone communicating with His heavenly Father. So, Jesus' prayer closet wasn't a physical closet with Sunday's clothes hanging nicely from their wooden hangers.
Our prayer lives, and times of devotions are suffering because we have the door standing open. Distractions are getting the best of us because we refuse to shut the door to them. How many of us take our iPhones with us to pray? How many keep our laptops open while we study? How many of us text during our times of devotion? I believe we need to shut the door to every distraction to our devotional time. Let's get our devotional lives in order. Let's enter the privacy of the prayer closet and shut the door behind us. And when we do that are empty vessels will filled to the full.
Pastor J.M. Hurst
For the month of March in Children's Church we are learning about God's Prophets. God has the strength. You have the faith. Together these can do anything. Just as Peter had a chance to demonstrate his trust in God, so you can show your faith. You are not alone. Jesus is with you, always. You can be brave with Jesus.
Southeast is going RED for Women March 15th. Put on your favorite RED dress, hat, scarf, sweater, suit, shirt, or tie and join in our effort to raise awareness about the #1 killer of women in America Heart Disease.
Heart disease has been called the Silent Killer because it often has no noticeable symptoms. It is more deadly than all forms of cancer combined. And it's not just "an old man's disease."
Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life. Proverbs 4:23
Hello Family,
Have you ever wondered why there are so many different Christian churches all over the place? There are large churches and small churches. There are diverse churches and mono-cultural churches. There are churches largely made up of young people and churches with aging congregations. If we stop to ask ourselves the question: "Why so many churches?" I think that we will find our answer in the definition of the purpose of the church. The purpose of the church is to win souls for Christ...to build the dominion of God on earth and to expand Christ's transformative teachings to places where they have yet not been heard.
In spite of how many churches you see as you travel up and down the streets of the city, there are still thousands upon thousands of people who have yet to embrace the message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ: hence, the need for all of the churches. Each believer has an individual responsibility to spread the message of the Gospel wherever we go. We must do our part in helping to save the lost.
Now, I know that there are many people who may not feel comfortable doing one-on-one evangelism, but please remember soul winning begins with prayer. Pray for the person or persons who you would like to win for Christ. Pray for God to bless them and bring them into the fold. Then do whatever you can to show love to that person to let them see that they are valuable to you and to God. Then finally, share your faith with them. Invite them to church, to Bible study, to Christian activities going on at your church. And then trust God to do the rest.
Soul winning is the purpose of the church, but never forget that the church is not a building or an institution. The church is the people...the gathered body of believers. The church is you and me.
With a zeal for evangelism,
Pastor J.M. Hurst
It's Finally Here! You don't want to miss this exciting event. April 19th @ 7:00 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm. "The Greatest Story Every Told" is a dramatic, visual illustration that includes elements that will bring you into the plot like never before.
The universe is hushed when a gloriously created angel decides that he wants God's throne. When he and his posse are expelled for their defiance, another war ensues over the souls of mankind. With all the wrong there is, God has had a plan long in existence to save man should he fall. Earth's battles are heaven's battles as the Son of God gives up His life. Fast-forward to the end of time, the lives of God's people hang in the balance and they are persecuted for having the patience of the saints. And just when death is a breath away….
Dear Family,
Love is the heart and soul of the life of faith...God's love for us, our love for God, and our love for one another. In fact, if we examine God's word, we will see over and over again the clear instruction to love God with all our hearts and to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. Jesus instructed His disciples with these words, "By this will all men will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another." Love is the greatest power possessed by humanity. Love has the power to overcome hatred. It covers all faults...that is...if you have enough love in your heart toward God and toward others, it is greater than any sin that one can commit.
Paul spoke profoundly and poetically of love in his first letter to the Corinthians when he said, "It (love) bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never ends." This is the character and quality of Christian love. Love enables us to be and to do the things that God asks of us, because that is the power of love. Love enables us to overcome our prejudice and our biases. Love enables us to move beyond our fears thus allowing our actions to be motivated not by fear but rather by love.
How deep is your love for God? How profound is your love for others? How deeply and profoundly do you feel and experience God's love for you? As you meditate on these questions, think about God's amazing sacrifice for you on a cross. Think of what Jesus suffered, and know that you are loved!
Empowered by his love,
Pastor J.M. Hurst


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Portrush Things to Do
Antrim Gardens
Pleasant little gardens on the eastern side of the headland, with an archaeological site underneath.Roman and Medieval pottery was found on the site.A large red brick sculpture drew my attention initially. It has blue ceramic panels set within it, each one representing a 'find' from the excavations on site.A nice place to sit if the weather is...more
Visit the nature reserve
It's tiny, just a small stretch of shoreline on the eastern side of the headland......but apparently Portrush is very important in geological terms.Basically, it is all to do with the formation of basalt (the hard rock of which the Giant's Causeway is constructed. In the 1700s an argument raged about whether basalt was created by volcanic activity...more
Visit the harbour
Portrush has a nice little harbour.It's man-made, designed by John Rennie in 1827. Before that there was just a small dock, which you can still see.....along with some pretty ancient steps leading down. They're called the 'Pilgrim's steps' because it is thought emigrants to the New World used them when taking smaller boats to join the larger...more
Play bowls, or tennis
Yes, they're still popular holiday activities here.Both the crown bowling greens and the tennis courts were busy when I passed by. So pack your tennis raquets if you like a game....or while away and hour or so on the pristine greens.Classic UK seaside activities.....to be relished. :-)more
Wander the Ramore headland
Portrush was settled in prehistoric times, and there is evidence of Roman activity too.There's nothing to be seen now, but the headland was once the site or prehistoric settlement.Now, it's just a nice place to walk with excellent views along the Causeway coast in both directions.If you are lucky, you may see basking sharks, bottle-nosed dolphins...more
Dunluce Castle
Situated on the cliff edge, there are the remains of the 14th- century stronghold of the MacDonnells, a Scottish clan. It was abandoned in 1641, 2 years after part of the kitchen collapsed into the sea during a storm. There used to be a secret entrance through a sea cave.The present ruins date mainly from the 16th and 17th centuries.Sailors from...more
Sandy beaches
There are a number of spectacular beaches in Portrush, the West Bay, East Strand and White Rocks.West Bay, Dhu Varren, is a very popular beach, so can get crowded. Both beach and water are really clean and safe. Here you can go swimming, surfing, watch the coming and going of the small boats, or make sand castles.East Strand, Causeway Street, is...more
Giant's Causeway
This is a mass of about 40,000 stone columns, most of which 6-sided and 4ft tall. They're formed by the cooling of molten lava.According to a more romantic legend, a giant called Finn MacCool fell in love with a lady giant from Staffa, an island in the Hebrides. He built this Causeway to bring her to live with him in Ulster.Opening Hours:October to...more
A taste of greatness.
One of the first things I do before travelling to the serenity of Dunluce is stopping at Bushmills distillery. It is a lovely spot with gracious staff, wonderful gifts to purchase and the best hot whiskey one can find anywhere. This tip is guaranteed to please. Then it's on to Portrush and beautiful Coleraine, Limavady & Derry. I'm from Boston, Ma....more
Dunluce Castle
Dunluce Castle is a good example of a clifftop castle and dates back to the 13th century. The castle is being renovated but I don't think the kitchens at the rear will be done since they fell into the sea in 1639!more
Portrush Hotels
Adelphi Portrush
67-71 Main Street, Portrush, BT56 8BN, United Kingdom
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Solo
McLaughlin's Inn on the Coast
50 Ballyreagh Road, Portrush, BT56 8LT, United Kingdom
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Business
Royal Court Hotel
233 Ballybogey Rd., Portrush, BT56 8NF, United Kingdom
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Business
Portrush Restaurants
One of my best meals ever!
We tried to get in here on a cold winters evening but were told we would have to wait. This didn't present a problem as the attached bar is very good and we settled into the snug behind the bar,. After a short while we were called through and shown to our table in a well laid out bistro with a slate tiled floor. The food that was to follow was...more
Great views, pity about the rest
The first restaurant I've ever walked out of without paying. They cant cook a rare steak, and tell you that you are wrong and their chef says pink in the middle is rare. I disagree, and strongly object to having someone question my judgement. There certainly shouldn't be an arguement at the table, highly embarrassing.Lovely building, great views,...more
Great food at reasonable prices in the...
D'Arcys is a pub with really good food too but the prices are more reasonable than eating in a full restuarant. Only slight complaint is that the service was not the greatest the night we were there - we often had trouble getting hold of a waitress. As you're by the sea anything with fish or seafood is a very good bet.more
It's A Challenge To Clear Your Plate
Large Irish Inn, which caters for passing trade from the nearby Giants Causeway. Hard to choose from the menu as they all sound so nice. The portions are huge, and i defy any one to clear the plate. The Roast Ham and turkey Sunday lunch was great.Meat was succulent, roast potatoes were crisp and fluffy and served with mixed veg and some...more
Steak In Bushmills Sauce Is to Die For
Although I rave about the food at the Griffin, the decor could do with a bit of a refurb. The ambience of the restaurant is that of a quite laid back unhurried dining experience. The staff in the resturant were all very attentive without been obtrusive, and the food served from extensive table de hote menu was quite superb. From starters of...more
Nice Food WIth Entertainment Thrown In
The Views from 55 Degrees North are fantastic, and i could imagine that in the summer months, sitting with a meal on the decking overlooking the Antrim coast would be beautiful.We originally wanted to eat in the upstairs restaurant, but they could not fit us in, so sent us to the grill bar downstairs ( so if you want the restaurant reservations are...more
Portrush Nightlife
Lush: Isn't it just
Lush is said to be the best club in Northern Ireland and backs up this claim by attracting the top DJs from around the world. The website below is excellent but doesn't compare with a night at this fine institution.
Dress Code: To impress
Portrush Transportation
Walking paths
From the visitor centre, walk down to the Grand Causeway, and then on, past majestic stone galleries and weird formations.more
Easy access!
Travel by train, in comfort, relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery.Trains run regularly between Belfast Central – Coleraine – Derry, with connecting trains from Coleraine to Portrush.Take advantage of the discounted fares:Day tracker:Monday – Saturday (1 July-31 August, excluding 12, 13 July, 12, 26 August) ₤7.00 (family=2 adults and up to 4...more
Portrush Hotels19 Hotels in Portrush
Portrush Local Customs
Raft Races
The RNLI raft race is a popular annual event.
This is a popular competition where contestants must build a raft that can travel from the West Strand beach into Portrush Harbour.Related to:
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Portrush Warnings and Dangers
Closing Time Danger
Keep your head town if you happen to be wandering around the town centre at closing time, which currently is around 1am. The crowds spill onto the streets, most are friendly helpful people but there will be some amongst them looking for a fight. Problem is most apparent near Traks nightclub in the town centre. Stay with the crowd and don't wander off and you will be safe and sound.
Portrush What to Pack
What to take?
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: The weather here is very changeable - it can be sunny for an hour, rainy for half an hour, then sunny again. So, it's advisable to always have a raincoat or umbrella prepared!
Also, be sure to have comfortable, non-slippery shoes on, if you're heading the famous Giant's Causeway.
Portrush Sports & Outdoors
Swimming, surfing...
There are a number of spectacular beaches in Portrush, the West Bay, East Strand and White Rocks. West Bay, Dhu Varren, is a very popular beach, so can get crowded. Both beach and water are really clean and safe. Here you can go swimming, surfing (watch out for the rocks at the bottom end of the beach!), watch the coming and going of the small...more
One of the best
The Royal Portrush Golf Club is thought to be one of the best in Ireland and held the Open Cahmpionship in 1948. Limited tee times are available on the Dunluce links course for all days except Mon & Sat. Golf clubsmore
Don't Forget Insurance
If your current health insurance doesn't cover you while your abroad, you should consider getting international travel insurance just in case something should go wrong.
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Reds & Nats, 2013 LCS. Take2 (9/13) Reds but no Nats
Nats gonna be 4.5 back if we can't win tonight.
MIL in September = Redleg house of horrors
Rounding third and heading for home...
Norm Chortleton (09-13-2013),Tom Servo (09-13-2013)
why the heck wasnt he charging that and making the catch? he got Ludwickitis all of a sudden??? This teams focus drive me crazy as a fan.. And it all points back at the lack of Coaching and the unaccountability this team has..
they wonder why the attendance isnt great? the Fans know Dusty doesnt have discipline..zero accountability and the focus of this team looks like a team waiting for the season to end.. thats NOTt CHAMPIONSHIP baseball
Reds are now beating the good teams but losing to the bad one's. Baseball is a game I don't think anybody can figure out.
Reds outfield defense gave up four runs tonight.
I miss Adam Dunn.
I don't even know what to say about that....fundamentally you are supposed to lay out for that ball, 2 outs and your down you have to attempt to catch that....worse case is a bases clearing triple and best case is your out of the inning...who is teaching these guys how to play the ball? That's high school baseball stuff.
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If you came here in search of a dog, we don't have any. We have 4-legged lifetime companions. I, Nancy Fowler CAN'T BE HELD RESPONSIBLE for shortness or lose of breath as you oooh and awww over the pictures. Nor liable for any mishaps that occur as you race to contact me for more details. Don't be alarmed if you become addicted to checking out my website daily because you wouldn't be the first to fall in love with these adorable babies.
Bred to perfection!!! Most puppies here are CKC registered first generation yorkiepoos. Yorkiepoos do not shed and are easily trained because of their intelligence. These puppies are socialized and treated really special. They will play catch with you or snuggle in front of the television. If this is the type of puppy that you're looking for, then you've come to the right place...scroll down to see the available ones for sale. All puppies will be up to date on shots/dewormings and leave here extremely HEALTHY guaranteed. Each one leaves with health records for your vet.
A deposit of $150.00, if you can't visit my home and the puppies then paypal is preferred, but can be a check and is subtracted from the total price. is required to hold your puppy until time to leave.
Please contact me NANCY FOWLER in Boiling Springs, SC (Spartanburg county) 864-578-2048 or email:
This website is updated every day!
Thanks everyone for checking my website!
Get your perfect new addition in 2015.
I don't have a waiting list, instead I maintain a Puppy Announcement list. Members are the first to know when new litters arrive even before it's posted on this website. They also have the latest news and updates at scyorkiepoos. It's not hard to join, just send me an email stating that you'd like to be added and that's all you have to do...simple!
The females pictured below are currently or have been in heat. I wasn't able to spend every minute with them during their cycles. Which is the reason I said 'possible', each one was with only one stud during the prime time to conceive. When I find out that all is successful I'll move the pictures to the 'Future Arrivals' section.
Possible yorkiepoos in August.Possible yorkiepoos in August. Possible yorkiepoos in September. Possible yorkiepoos in September.
Beau is a CKC yorkshire terrier. Pokito is a CKC yorkshire terrier. Pistol is a CKC yorkshire terrier. Trigger is a CKC yorkshire terrier.Magic is a CKC toy poodle. Peanut is a CKC toy poodle.
The puppies featured below are no longer for sale, they have been reserved already...
It costs appx. $1500.00 each month to keep my adults fed, healthy and happy. That's not including my time and I do devote my whole day to them. I groom, dock puppy tails/remove dew claws and administer vaccines and medicine to my crew in order to save money. Considering that I barely break even by selling puppies, please don't ask for a discount...I just can't do it without raising the prices of the puppies.
Please check out breeders and pet shops before you purchase a new little 'friend'. Most people don't intend to run a puppy mill, but they get so overwhelmed with the needs of owning quality dogs/puppies and I got to admit that some days are hectic. I devote all of my time and energy toward my animals and love them all so very much! I encourage folks to check out local shelters and rescues. Although I'm doubtful that you'll find a perfect little yorkiepoo, you may find something that'll just capture your heart.


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Gareth Ellis
Ellis set to return home
Tuesday 28th February 08:46
England forward Gareth Ellis will return home in 2013 after Wests Tigers agreed to release him from the final year of his contract.
Ellis named in early squad
Thursday 17th November 12:52
England forward Gareth Ellis has been named in a 21-man squad for the Four Nations final against Australia on Saturday.
Ellis expected to be fit
Monday 14th November 16:16
Gareth Ellis is expected to be fit for England's Gillette Four Nations final against Australia at Elland Road on Saturday.
Peacock concern for England
Monday 7th November 13:13
England captain Jamie Peacock is facing a race against time to be fit for Saturday's make-or-break Gillette Four Nations clash with New Zealand.
Ellis: England will catch up
Thursday 27th October 09:44
Gareth Ellis is confident that England will be able to close the gap on Australia and New Zealand over the coming years.
Ellis reveals Cas desire
Wednesday 11th May 09:00
NRL-based England forward Gareth Ellis would like to finish his career at Castleford.
Ellis - Problems are 'obvious'
Monday 1st November 16:03
England star Gareth Ellis has admitted that the home nation lacks the strength in depth to compete at the highest level.
Ellis - Defeat not an option
Thursday 28th October 16:39
England second-rower Gareth Ellis has stated that victory is the "only acceptable outcome" against Australia on Sunday.
Ellis better for NRL switch
Thursday 10th June 08:37
England and West Tigers second rower Gareth Ellis believes his game has improved significantly since joining the NRL.
Rivalry still going strong
Wednesday 18th February 14:28
Two significant NRL figures have stoked up the rivalry ahead of the World Club Challenge with their criticism of Super League.
Ellis eyes PNG positives
Monday 27th October 11:06
Gareth Ellis believes there were positives to take from England's patchy win over Papua New Guinea.
Ellis eyes Grand farewell
Tuesday 16th September 16:13
England forward Gareth Ellis is beginning the countdown to the end of his Leeds Rhinos career.
Ellis relieved to be back
Wednesday 25th June 09:26
Gareth Ellis has admitted it was "a relief" to make England squad toafter a nervous wait to find out if he had been picked.
Warriors prepare for battle
Friday 30th May 10:32
Wigan aim to end the pain of last year's Challenge Cup semi-final exit with victory in their last eight clash with Leeds on Saturday.
Rhino Ellis stays focused
Saturday 24th May 15:24
Gareth Ellis believes Leeds are not uncatchable - despite leading by eight points at the top of Super League.
Rhinos on recruitment drive
Monday 10th March 12:16
Leeds Rhinos chief executive Gary Hetherington is jetting to Australia on a recruitment mission.
Ellis - Eyes on the prize
Wednesday 27th February 15:28
Gareth Ellis wants to bow out with the Leeds Rhinos confirmed as the world's premier club side.
Ellis to become a Tiger
Thursday 7th February 18:51
Great Britain forward Gareth Ellis will leave Leeds Rhinos at the end of the season to join NRL side Wests Tigers.
Smith scoops top award
Thursday 29th November 22:00
Melbourne Storm hooker Cameron Smith has pipped Jamie Peacock to the Rugby League World Golden Boot.
Rhinos focused on Final
Monday 8th October 16:19
Tony Smith insists it is "business as usual" as he prepares to take charge of Leeds for the last time on Saturday.
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text: Looking Towards Sochi: Team Latvia Preview Posted by: UTN Sports January 13, 2014 Team Latvia's 2010 Record: 12th place We will start off with Team Latvia who is in Group C of the Olympic group. Team Latvia had a disappointing trip back in 2010 as they finished in 12th place. This time around, head coach Ted Nolan will look to improve his team's performance and return with a much better outcome. Here are the Latvian's 25 men rosters: Goaltenders: Kristers Gudlevskis, Edgars Masalskis, Ervins Mustukovs Defensemen: Oskars Bartulis, Ralfs Freibergs, Arturs Kulda, Sandis Ozolinsh, Georgijs Pujacs, Krisjanis Redlihs, Arvids Rekis, Kristaps Sotnieks. Forwards: Armands Berzins, Martins Cipulis, Lauris Darzins, Kaspars Daugavins, Zemgus Girgensons, Miks Indrasis, Koba Jass, Martins Karsums, Ronalds Kenins, Vitalijs Pavlovs, Mikelis Redlihs, Janis Sprukts, Juris Stals, Herberts Vasiljevs. While this team ranges from old veterans to young players looking to make a splash in their first Olympics, the future looks bright for the Latvians. One of the young players that head coach,Ted Nolan has praised has been one of his own players back in Buffalo, Zemgus Girgensons. Nolan has praised his work ethic. Girgensons is considered to be the future of Team Latvia. The Latvians' schedule doesn't seem too favorable as they have some pretty tough matchups along their way. Let's take a look at their schedule: – February 12, 2014 Switzerland vs. Latvia – February 14, 2014 Czech Republc vs. Latvia – February 15, 2014 Sweden vs. Latvia – February 18, 2014 Qualification Play-Off – February 19, 2014 Quarterfinal – February 21, 2014 SemiFinal – February 22, 2014 Bronze-Medal Game – February 23, 2014 Gold Medal Game Team Latvia's toughest game will probably come against the Swedes on February 15th. Prediction for Team Latvia: Won't medal; 12th place. The competition seems to be too much for Team Latvia and it will be interesting to see how they perform under Ted Nolan. How do you think Team Latvia will do in this year's Olympics in Sochi? Will they be better than last time around? Drop some comments and let me know! — Thanks for reading! Follow @a_santiago1517 team latvia 2014-01-13 UTN Sports tweet


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Naw; I was gone in Neboobska when it broke.
My dad got a hammer and Elmer's Glue, so hopefully it's fixed now ;w;
Naw; I was gone in Neboobska when it broke.
My dad got a hammer and Elmer's Glue, so hopefully it's fixed now ;w;
How was your trip there btw?
I mostly watched my cousin play Black Ops II and talked to weird people on the Multiplayer thing.
But note that I NEVER PLAYED BLACK OPS II.
Whenever I play online games I just scream at black people and homosexuals.
And then I feel all warm and tingly inside.
Why not btw? Its a really good game I heard.
We talked about Chicken Nuggets and Pizza on Multiplayer.
It's so fucking boring. You die within thirty seconds, the guns look all the same, it's incredibly easy to hack, and not even the Zombie thing looked fun.
You didn't scream at black people? :{(
Even mustache man is saddened
Lol your just mad that its glorious and amazing in all of the ways
I rack up so many kills a game
Oh jeez.
Well I am off to play with my DS Lite.
Bai bai
I'm probably gonna go also, see ya kids
Still thinking I should start on my research paper now despite having everything I need.
I'm gonna go wrap presents for Christmas.
I wonder what my parents are gonna get for me...
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This holiday break went so fast it didn't even feel like a break at all IMO...
Now we must wait for Christmas.
I had to work this week so I'm actually probably gonna be glad I'm back in school xD


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Several events will happen at 7 p.m. on Monday. Feb. 7, including a classic film viewing sponsored by the Saranac Lake Classic Film Festival; an interfaith celebration service at St. Luke's Episcopal Church; bingo at the Saranac Lake Adult Center; and firemen's broomball at the Saranac Lake Civic Center. Broomball will have two sessions, with the first at 7 p.m. and the second following.
Tuesday, Feb. 8, will feature a scavenger hunt for middle school students at the Saranac Lake Youth Center at 3:30 p.m.; a grand marshal reception at 5:30 p.m. at the B.P.O. Elks Lodge No. 1508, followed by the royalty dinner at 6:30 p.m.; and torchlight skiing at Mount Pisgah at 6 p.m., followed by a fireworks display.
There will be the Mac's Canoe Livery Snowshoe Races at Dewey Mountain starting at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 9, with the 24th Annual Figure Slating Show taking place at the Saranac Lake Civic Center at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 10.
Mount Pisgah will be the site of the Adirondack Bank innertube races on Friday, Feb. 11 at 10 a.m. Other events include the 22nd annual winter book sale at the Saranac Lake Free Library from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; the "Giving Paws" benefit for the Tri-Lakes Humane Society at the Artist's Guild from 5 to 7 p.m.; a concert by Sara Milonovich with Daisycutter at BluSeed Studios at 7:30 p.m.; the NBT Bank children's skating races at the Civic Center at 12:30 p.m.; the Rotary Club variety show at the Harrietstown Town Hall at 7:30 p.m.; and firemen's broomball at the Civic Center (time TBA).
On Saturday, Feb. 12, the Gala Parade lineup starts at noon on Lake Colby Drive, with the parade stepping off at 1 p.m. on Broadway and Main Street, from Ampersand Ave. to the LaPan Highway, which will be followed by a band concert at the Harrietstown Town Hall.
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So far, so good for Homer in AAA.
So far, so good for Homer in AAA.
"Baseball is a very, very complex business. It's more of a people business than most businesses." - Bob Castellini
Two ways to view Homer's pitching so far I guess,
Glass half-full: He's becoming a very effective pitcher even without the K's
Half-empty: The lack of K's will catch up and the ERA will eventually go up
IMO the K's will increase and we'll start to see Homer Bailey version.2006.
I look at Bailey differently than most I guess. Half the board is clamoring for him now, the other half around the ASB.
I'd leave him at AAA all year. Dumatrait and Livingston, if they both continue to pitch like they are right now, should be the first to get the call. I can wait until 2008 for Bailey. Especially if it means he is developing as a pitcher. But this season to date, he has not outpitched Dumatrait, and has only pitched a little better than Livingston.
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I would like to see him up later in the year if the Reds are out of it. If you wait till next spring there will be more pressure on him. If the Reds are 15 games below .500 and out of the race then bring him up, let him make the transition in less meaningful games. At least it would help put butts in the seats late in the season.
This is contingent on him having innings left. I'm sure he'll once again be limited to a certain amount of innings this year. If he hits that in August calling him up in September wouldn't be smart.
We only live in patches. - H. G. Wells
Some unearned runs shouldn't be a negative reflection on the pitcher but many times they should. I didn't see the game so I don't know about this situation.
Bailey has a K rate dipping below 6 and a walk rate approaching 4. That hit rate and WHIP will jump big time unless he gets better or stays extremely lucky. Don't get me wrong, I think Bailey will come around, but he's hardly been dominant.I would say that his 5.06 Hits per 9 innings shows that he is dominating. Think about that number for a second.
Superdude, unless you are privy to information I am not, it is pretty easy to guess as reasons why that might be. IF the team continues to instruct him to work on his change-up and hold back on pumping that fastball, his K rate is going to fall as he works on command and familiarity with his third pitch. I don't see anything in what he is getting done that makes me think he needs to "come around". I think he is doing what he has been told, and, as a consequence, is making the progress the club is asking he make...
Considering he is virtually impossible to callup before June 1st, he has plenty of breathing room. If he starts getting 10k's a game after June 1st great, if he doesn't and needs another offseason to work on some things, great also. The Reds aren't going anywhere in a hurry. Numbers are nice, but "tools" are to. Put them together: Numbers+Projection, make a sound decision.
I am working on something for Bailey right now, so expect it later tonight or tomorrow.
SD, His walk rate is high due to his first two games in 40 degree weather. While I am not sure the weather had anything to do with it, he has walked just 3 batters his last 11 innings. Of course, his strikeouts have dropped as well.
Joey Votto finished the day at 1-for-3 with a single and walk. His OBP is now up to a solid .366 and his SLG sits at .400 for a .766 OPS. He's raised his OPS .144 points in two games.
Burton: 2 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K
Jay Bruce is back in the lineup tonight for Sarasota.
Found this report on Bailey from someone who attended his start today:
Watching Homer Bailey In Louisville
Posted By: Lisa Cornwell
Homer is starting on the mound for Triple-A Louisville today. We'll give you an inning-by-inning update...
1st Inning - 3 up and 3 down for Homer. He threw a mean 73 mph curve ball to strike out the second batter he faced. That's what the Reds are looking for from him. If he can master his off-speed pitches like that, it won't be long before we see him in the big leagues.
2nd Inning - The first out was a simple comebacker for Homer. He allowed his first hit of the game on the next man he faced. Homer's showing some good movement on his fastball. On to the bottom of the frame. Still just one hit for the visiting Richmond Braves.
3rd Inning - Another 3 up, 3 down performance for Homer, although Jeff Keppinger just saved hit #2 of the day. The second baseman looked like Michael Jordan jumping for that one. Homer's numbers as of now: 1 hit, no runs, 2 K's, no walks.
4th Inning - The lead off man got under Homer's fastball and hit a liner to left. It should have easily been caught but an error in the outfield resulted in a triple. A sac-fly was next, scoring the runner on third... 1-0 Braves. The second out of the inning came from a grounder to short. The following man at the plate again got under Bailey's pitch, and the right fielder couldn't make the running catch. It was stand-up double that scored another... 2-0 Braves. Homer allowed one more double before the end of the top half of the inning. A total of 3 hits and 2 runs have been given up so far by Bailey.
5th Inning - Not a great start for Homer in the 5th. He walked the lead-off man in just 5 pitches. Batter #2... a pop-out to center. Hey, there's DeWayne Wise making the catch. A sacrifice bunt got the second out of the inning. So, with a man on second and two out... all of the Spring Training PFP pays off... the first baseman makes the stop and tosses it to Bailey, who tags first for the out. Still 2-0 Braves.
6th Inning - Still 2-0 Braves. A simple ground-out to second retires the first batter. The second man up sent a bullet toward the gap, but the shortstop was quick to cut it off... 2 outs, nobody on base. Hang on, though... A solo-shot just went over the wall in left center. Bailey has now given up two homeruns this season. 3-0 Braves through the top half of the 6th.
Dan Conway is pinch-hitting for Homer in the bottom of the 6th, so that's all we'll see from the 20-year-old pitcher today. His final game numbers from the mound: 6.0 IP, 3 R, 4 H, 1 BB, 2 K.
Homer threw 92 pitches... 57 of those were for strikes.
Sarasota update
Richie Gardner is through 3 innings, 1 hit, 2 walks, 2 strikeouts. 1.89 ERA right now.
Sarasota update
I must have jinxed Richie, 4ip, 2h, 2bb, 1er, 2k. Sarasota trails 1-0 in the middle of the 4th.
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continued In addition to school supplies, proceeds from the harambee will be put toward replacing two of 12 classrooms at a primary school in Ewaso where nearly 500 students attend class — with up to 70 students in one classroom.
Programs supported by Loisaba include student and teacher housing, scholarships for high school and college students and salaries for teachers and school nurses. There are also needs for potable water, AIDS awareness efforts and wildlife conservation programs.
"Our list of programs and activities is quite long and encompasses many aspects of this region's needs. Our mission is 'To never let the sun set on those in need' and our goal is to have these projects, which are welcomed and supported by the leaders and residents of the Ewaso community, be self-sustaining," said Bartkowski.
Needs of women in the area are also great, and Bartkowski has taken the helm with many programs to benefit that group, including the Pledge of Women Products within the Koija Women's Group. Bartkowski said the Koija women are one of the most overlooked sectors in Kenya and that many of them are widows due to AIDS and other factors, and have large families to support.
"On my first trip to Kenya in 2006, I met with the Koija Women …to see the various beaded leather projects they were working on to sell to visitors and tourists. (They) formed an organization from six local communities to pool materials and design and create various products such as bracelets and bowls," she said.
She said the products were amazing and she thought there may be an opportunity to sell them here to increase sales for the women. Thanks to her efforts, local vendors include Adirondack Cotton Co. in Bolton Landing, Sloppy Kisses and Spa Cascada in Saratoga Springs and The Pilates Studio in Latham.
"They lack any formal education and there are no traditional job opportunities in their very rural region. By giving (them) the opportunity to sell their products at a global level, we have greatly increased their income potential and their ability to support their families," said Bartowski.
The foundation also helps to provide medical supplies for a health clinic in Kenya that serves 19,000 impoverished Laikipiak Masaai and Samburu tribes people
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YIELD: Makes 6 to 8 main-course servings
ACTIVE TIME: 1 1/4 hr
TOTAL TIME: 1 1/4 hr
Make fried wontons:
Cut wonton wrappers into 1/2-inch-wide strips and separate on paper towels.
Heat 3/4 inch oil in a wide 3-quart heavy saucepan over moderate heat until it registers 350°F on thermometer. Fry strips, 5 or 6 at a time, gently turning over once with a slotted spoon, until just golden, 15 to 30 seconds per batch (some strips will fold and curl). Transfer to paper towels to drain, then season with salt.
Make salad:
Cook snow peas in a 4-quart pot of boiling salted water until crisp-tender, about 1 1/2 minutes. Transfer with a slotted spoon to a bowl of ice and cold water to stop cooking, then drain in a colander and pat dry. Cut diagonally into 1-inch-wide pieces and put in a large bowl with cabbage and romaine.
Whisk together soy sauce, lemon juice, sugar, vinegar, salt, and pepper in a small bowl, then add sesame oil and vegetable oil in a slow stream, whisking until sugar is dissolved and dressing is combined well. Toss chicken and scallions with 1/3 cup of dressing in another large bowl. Whisk remaining dressing (it will separate), then add cabbage mixture, cilantro, almonds, and sesame seeds to chicken and toss with enough remaining dressing to coat. Sprinkle with wontons (if using).
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we went yesterday (see pix). it was great and the pumpkins were surprisingly inexpensive. it was $15 for 2 small and 1 huge pumpkin, much less than in past years, no idea why.
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I tired to go this past weekend, but it was crappy and rained. And it's not open again. I'm totally bummed. I wanted some cute pictures of the baby. Now I'll have to set up the pumpkins in my yard and pretend or something.
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Sometimes, but they're like 5 times more expensive than buying pumpkins in the store and we're on a much tighter budget this year.
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This was the first year we took our daughter. She just turned one and loved it. We even found some little pumpkins she could pick up. At the place we went they had animals, a corn maze, a straw bale maze for the kids, and a corn box(a sand box with feed corn instead of sand) it was so much fun!!
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Every year we go to an orchard to pick apples and pumpkins. They also have a corn maze and children's farm. We have such a nice time and I wouldn't want to miss it.
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You never know when inspiration can strike, so it's important to keep a piece of paper and a pen handy. Rather than adding to an already messy table, move your notepad on a wall for easy access. Turn this DIY organization idea into a fun craft project. One of the easiest ways to alter a clipboard is by decoupaging it and adding scrapbook papers. For projects like a Decorative Clipboard, you can also take advantage of old vintage photographs you have on hand and add them to your piece.
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Before your next crochet or knitting project, take a moment to implement some DIY organization ideas and separate your yarn in a way that makes sense. Whether you prefer sorting yarn by brand or color, create a system that works and stick to it. A Decoupage Storage Bin will stick out from a sea of supplies - the colorful design and unique look give it a truly personal edge.
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A caddy for yarn, paint, tools and other supplies is an easy-to-carry option for anyone who likes to get up and go. You can go green and make your own eco-friendly version rather than heading out to the craft supply or home furnishing store. Coffee cups (paper or plastic) can be used to create an Upcycled Craft Tool Caddy - who knew that morning cup of joe could help you with craft room storage?
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My dad and I have just returned from Hong Kong, and HKDL. On our day devoted to HKDL, we got up and got a bus there from our hotel. We got to the park at 11:00 and there weren't many crowds.
I like this fountain near the entrance, every once in a while it does a little "show" with the water.
The turnstiles and the train station look almost exactly the same as in DL.
As we were walking in, a Cast Member gave us these glasses that would be used at night for looking at the Christmas decorations.
They have the same quote as in DL, except this one is also in Chinese
The castle and one of the five 'ice sculptures' in the hub.
I love this Tomorrowland sign
First we headed over to Space Mountain. It was a 15 minute wait, and it stayed that long all day.
Space Mountain is much lighter than DL's. I could see the track all throughout the ride. But, there were asteroids, mostly near the end of the ride, those were interesting. Also, about halfway through the ride, there is a drop, on this drop, there were circles of light that you go through, that added a lot to that part of the ride. This version of Space Mountain seems much faster, but it has the same track layout as DL's…..hmmmm…
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September 14-15, 2010
Holiday Inn Omaha Convention Center
3321 South 72nd Street
Omaha, NE 68124
For full details and registration information for the Nebraska Event: http://www.dol.gov/ebsa/pdf/HBECNE.pdf
marthin | Contributor | 8/4/2010 - 3:59 am
JimD i agree with you that there are many locations in US where we can attend seminar, but i want to tell you that it is not feasible for each and every person to attend seminar, so hope after seminar alteast we can watch the seminar in video like youtube video etc? ( i think it will be great if atleast video available )
JimD | Former Moderator | 8/3/2010 - 5:12 am
No, there does not appear to be a live viewing of the seminar. However, there are more locations throughout the US. It is at the bottom of the page. http://www.dol.gov/ebsa/
marthin | Contributor | 8/3/2010 - 12:10 am
It is not possible for all to attend seminar, so it is possible to see it LIVE ?
AriM | Former Moderator | 8/2/2010 - 5:10 am
A new event location has been added. See the original post for details about an event in Nebraska in September.
francba1 | Creator | 7/30/2010 - 12:53 pm
This seminar would be great for all of us small business owners. So where do we go to see if it will be in our state. Also did someone mention that the information could be downloaded for those who can't be there? Would it apply to all of the states?
mrhelpful | Contributor | 6/7/2010 - 2:18 pm
I gather a summary of the information covered will be avilable for downloan somewhere after the seminar? Or is it already available?
ForeclosedHomes | Window Shopper | 6/6/2010 - 9:19 pm
i was thinking the same thing, seminars like this would be useful throughout the cointry, seems odd just to have one in nh
bizjunkie | Creator | 6/3/2010 - 9:55 am
Thanks for the info - is this being offered in all states and does it include information regarding the tax implications or tax credits?
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