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Love is free from constraint, because love does no ill. To be perfected in love is to transcend all else because nothing is more righteous than love. It is to be filled to the fulness of God, because God is love. No one who says, "Because i am free in love I will sin" understands anything. No one who says, "I will not sin because of restraints(laws)" knows anything. It is only by the fruit of the Spirit, against which there is no law, that we can be free to love in righteousness(pure motivation). The glorious liberty of the sons of God is that they have the love of the Son of God reigning freely within- they love righteousness and love the Father- that is the transformation. That is the destination of the elect of God- conformed to the image of God in Christ, the goal of salvation. Only as long as we are imperfect in love... and of course to some extent we all are........will we need the law. When we are perfected in love, we will be driven to yield to God and serve our brothers because of the living water of God flowing out of our innermost being like a waterfall. "Come, drink freely of the water of life..."
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"For freedom Christ has set you free. Why submit again unto a yoke of bondage?"
Quote from: eaglesway on November 29, 2012, 07:54:27 PM"For freedom Christ has set you free. Why submit again unto a yoke of bondage?"Much in agreement with all spoken in all the posts, including yours John. Great. However, this last line still points out (to me) the (for lack of a better word) "dilemma".Jesus did say who He sets free is free indeed. But He also said, although it was "easy", that He still had a yoke. As mentioned, Paul also said don't despise discipline, and who the Father loves He disciplines.So would this make sense as a progression?1) total discipline/constraint - even "bondage" in the Law2) freed from the Law, freed from the grip of sin, made a servant (slave) to the law of love and to the Holy Spirit's direct, specific work and guidance in the believers' heart and lives [also, Jesus' yoke is easy compared to the pain of sin; His love, peace, joy available for believers who walk in the Spirit and live in the Kingdom. And His Spirit helps and comforts us. Still, I don't see this as without any constraints, guidance, expectations. ]3) growing in grace and knowledge, being more and more filled with the Spirit and walking therein - brings less attention to (and need for) "outside" discipline, as it flows more naturally and freely from us4) when mortal takes on immortality, we will one day be perfected in Him and minister even MORE freely as He just flows through us and from us5) however, we will never be without a "Master", as everything is handed over to the Father, and all - including Jesus - is subjected to His Kingdom that has no end
That kind of implies we humans, when God finally does become "all in all" will become omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent, etc. - I don't think so. I know it says we will be higher than the angels, for we will judge them, but I believe we will always be subject to Christ, for what is a king or kingdom without subjects?
Quote from: Ross on November 29, 2012, 10:23:00 AMnow that the faith has come, we are NO LONGER under a trainer.I think 'taskmaster' was a poor choice of words in my post. I wasn't comfortable when I used it. Not sure it will matter in the whole scope of the discussion, but I've edited it.Anyway, yeah, we have those scrips, for sure. Isn't the first one specifically drawing a contrast between grace (the law of love/written on our hearts) and the keeping of THE Law prior to the cross? What I'm really getting at (perhaps poorly) is within the context of the OP, [free] will; how Paul (and other scrips) talk about being free, yet also about being a slave, being compelled...how to reconcile those verses. I've been suggesting "free to enjoy relationship, protection, lack of consequences for disobedience, penalty for sin paid, etc.", yet still being within God's boundaries, directives, guidance - and when spiritually reborn, even compelled by the law of love to be obedient (the Holy Spirit guiding us). I'm suggesting we're not completely free to do as we please, because "He who has begun in a good work in you will complete it", "Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith", etc...Free yet not free? Seems to me like we can be a free slave. Then yes, Gal. 4:6,7 is in the following link (earlier in the thread), along with Paul, Timothy, Peter, and James calling themselves slaves! How do we reconcile? I've taken my best shot at it. :) Goodreport, where are you on this? I'm going to venture you've got some good thoughts on it! http://tentmaker.org/forum/discussions-on-universal-salvation/will/msg145364/#msg145364

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This project illustrates the U.S. Armys commitment to going green, our focus on operating on net zero energy, and doing what we can to help protect the environment, Pullar said in a statement.
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Paulie Maclure has always had a way with canines, and now, she's trying to use her experience to help bring balance between dog and man inside local homes.
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The Deck the Halls 2012 passport program is now in its third year, and the Surry County event has brought together all 13 wineries in Surry County for one cause.
"I'm from upstate New York and they hold this event at the wineries there," said Clyde Colwell, founder of Carolina Heritage Vineyards in Elkin. "Surry County tourism gave us some of the funds to get it started here."
Colwell and his wife Pat took it from there traveling to all 13 of the wineries in the county to get them on board for a boost in an otherwise slow time of year for the wine business.
"It brings people to the area during what would normally be a slow part of the year," Colwell said. "Instead of having spotty groups of people coming in throughout the end of the year we had 200 participants that toured all 13 wineries last year."
With the purchase of a passport groups and individuals will receive a commemorative wine glass, free wine tastings at 13 participating wineries from Nov. 1 through Jan. 15, 2013, a free unique ornament at each of the participating wineries, tasting of the special wine-food recipes and special offers at seven area businesses and local lodgings.
This year will be the first year that a larger number of businesses got involved in the program and the first year that hotels and bed and breakfast locations are involved.
"We started the first year just to see if people would be interested and now it's become more of a community thing," said Pat Colwell, founder of Carolina Heritage Vineyards. "We're always open to more businesses joining in the program."
The ornaments provided at each winery have become a draw for repeat customers. Each winery uses local crafters to create a unique ornament each year.
"Most of the ornaments are pretty unique and they are crafted individually by each of the wineries so it's a nice enticement for people to purchase a ticket because they get 13 ornaments," Colwell said. "People are starting to collect the ornaments now."
A recipe for the food provided at the various wineries will be listed in the passports handed out to customers. The passport will include a schedule of what events will be happening between the dates of Nov. 1 through Jan. 15, 2013 so that ticket holders can schedule their trip.
"We always ask people what they would do different so we can try to improve on the program each year," Pat Colwell said. "We want people to feel pressured or rushed. We want it to be a fun experience for the customers so when people asked us to extend the dates of the passport and make the music and food an option on more weekends we listened."
The passports are $94 for couples, $60 for individuals and there are group discount rates for purchases of 10 or more passports that cost $85 per couple and $55 per individual. The estimated value of the passport is $250.
"It's really a bargain," Clyde Colwell said. "They get to go to 13 wineries and taste wines. It's great entertainment because the food is there and the music is there plus there are so many unique ornaments to collect."
Anyone interested in purchasing a passport may call any of the participating wineries or visit their websites. Local residents can go by any of the participating wineries to purchase passports in person.
The winery tour can begin at any of the participating wineries.
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Suns Strokes: Phoenix ends 2012 with a loss
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you Suns Strokes, providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from the Suns' 114-96 loss to the Thunder on December 31.
The Good:
Coming in losers of five straight, the Phoenix Suns could have laid down against Monday's superior opponent, the Oklahoma City Thunder, but they didn't despite what the final outcome might suggest.
It doesn't count for much in the standings (11-21), but Phoenix did everything it could to make up for its lack of talent, nine-man rotation and yet another starting lineup adjustment.
In the end, it wasn't enough, as they fell by 18 to the Thunder.
Even in defeat, the Suns' collective defensive effort (P.J. Tucker and Jared Dudley) on Kevin Durant was commendable Monday night. The league's reigning scoring champ scored 30 points but did so on 24 shots.
Luis Scola picked up right where he left off in Minnesota. The first-year Sun lead the team in scoring Monday with 24 points on 10-of-17 shooting.
The Bad:
Despite staying close with the Thunder for most of the night, the Suns head back to Phoenix with little more than a moral victory and a six-game losing streak to show for themselves. To make matters worse, they dropped 2-15 on the road in 2012-13.
The Suns hung in tough Monday against the reigning Western Conference champions, but it's hard to win on the road forcing just five turnovers.
Shannon Brown was relegated back to the bench against the Thunder, but the move didn't seem to provide a spark for the shooting guard. Brown finished with 0 points on 0-of-3 shooting.
� The Suns have now had six different starting lineups in 32 games.
� Phoenix has lost seven straight to Oklahoma City dating back to February 2011.
� The Thunder led 84-78 heading to the fourth quarter, which has all but guaranteed victory for Scott Brooks' team this season. Oklahoma City is 21-0 this season when leading after three quarters.
� Alvin Gentry's squad dropped to 10 games below .500 Monday, a feat which the club hadn't reached since the final day of the 2003-04 season. That season, the Suns finished 29-53.
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The Suns will return home to take on the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday. The game is scheduled to tip-off at 7:00 p.m. MST.
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October 12, 2000
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Alien vs. Predator fans, the wait is almost over. The McFarlane Toys Collector's Club exclusive figure for the Alien vs. Predator action figure line -- Stealth Celtic Predator -- will go on sale in the Store at spawn.com on Wednesday, Nov 17.
Purchase limit will be two figures per household and the cost will be $10 each, plus shipping.
This is the same Celtic Predator figure sculpt as released in the regular retail line but in its stealth cloaked version. The figure includes the detachable back cannon, a stealth shuriken, removable trophy necklace and base, which is, of course, not stealth.
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Resupply of NBA Backboard accessory, available on Wednesday, Nov. 17. Backboards are $12 plus shipping.
Shannon Sharpe Denver Broncos exclusive. The popular NFL action figure -- to be offered in both blue and Orange Crush uniforms -- will go on sale the week of Dec. 6.
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The new year is shaping up to bring some big changes for Boonville.
With the redevelopment of the Greater Boonville Business Association in the last three years and the help of the Boonville Downtown Development Committee the town is on track to see some projects meant to better the downtown area.
The town has already shown its efforts toward more community involvement with the addition of a Christmas parade to the 2012 annual tree lighting ceremonies. The Greater Boonville Business Association was the driving force behind the project and with its success the organization is eager to continue its forward motion.
"I think the long range goal is to have small businesses in town open during events like our Christmas parade and tree lighting so that people can walk around the streets of Boonville and visit those businesses and look at what they have and make some purchases," said Tommy Jester, president of the Greater Boonville Business Association. It's a process and we've made great strides I think but there's still a lot of work to be done."
The biggest project the town is looking forward to is a water line to the town from Jonesville.
Bonnie Lasky, Boonville Downtown Development Committee Chair, said that the town has already received the support of the county in their water line endeavor and has progressed to the next step, which will require the U.S. Department of Agriculture to come in and assist the town with it's application for the line.
"I think the water project is huge for us," Jester said. "It's something that really needs to be done. Most businesses when they are looking to expand or relocate want to know if there is water and sewer available and I think that's important for our development."
The town is also working on improving its image for commuters that pass through each day or on the weekends.
"The façade improvements we've made in town have been huge," Jester said. "We want the town to be appealing when people drive through. We're encouraging our businesses and residents to make their places of home and business appealing so that when people drive through they want to come back."
Through the help of funds acquired by the STEP Committee the town was able to purchase new street lamps that fit in with the town's nostalgic look. The street lights will line the downtown area along Highway 67. The installation of the lights is already underway and is expected to be completed by the spring.
The town has also been working closely with the Yadkin Valley Heritage Corridor on several projects. The first will be banners that will be hung from electric posts along Main Street. One side of the banner will feature a "Welcome to Boonville "message with an image of wine barrels while the opposite side will feature the Yadkin Valley Heritage Corridor's name and website address.
"It's been all about partnerships that have never been pursued before," Lasky said. "I think that has been a big accomplishment of the STEP program."
The town has also used STEP committee funds to revamp the park located off Park Street alongside the Main Street area. The park had become overgrown and wasn't accessible to residents so Jeff Jones, Boonville's Director of Public Works, came up with a vision for what he wanted to see at the park and made it happen.
The project was completed in November 2012 and now features a gravel track and newly built bridges to provide a safe walking track for residents and visitors. Now the town is looking towards purchasing playground equipment and picnic tables to make the park more family friendly and making repairs to the existing shelter to make it safer or more attractive.
The final, and most visible, addition to the town will be a wayfinding kiosk that will be on Rusty Crissman's property beside Boonville Flower and Décor. The kiosk is another project that is a joint effort between Boonville and the Yadkin Valley Heritage Corridor.
Once it's finished it will feature a stone and stucco finish and two sides will house maps: one for points of interest in Boonville, the other with points of interest for the Corridor. The remaining sides of the kiosk will feature holders for businesses to place brochures and information.
"I feel like the economy is starting to rebound a little bit so we're trying to emphasize traffic to the wineries and places like that because that's going to bring people into town," Jester said.
This project is expected to be complete within the next two months and will be funded by a $21,000 grant obtained by the STEP committee. Any additional costs from the kiosk will be covered by Crissman.
As the town continues to work towards making Boonville a destination where people want to stop and visit Jester says that the Greater Boonville Business Association is always looking for new business owners to join and help them come up with ways to improve the town.
"We had the Downtown Business Association going on for a while there but the numbers started to dwindle and it just fizzled out," Jester said. "I think with the progress of the STEP Committee it rekindled people's interest in the DBA. I think people realized that if the businesses get behind it and support it then I think it helps the town board help to make better decisions."
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Teen Mom Leah Messer Calvert has spent plenty of time in the doctor's office with her daughter, Aliannah Simms. So what is it, exactly, that her nearly-three-year-old daughter has been suffering from?
Leah and her baby daddy, Corey Simms, still have yet to learn exactly why Ali is developing more slowly than her twin sister, Aleeah, but doctors think it may have something to do with the positioning of the two girls in the womb.
While the mystery has yet to be solved completely, Aliannah might be suffering from a type of skeletal dysplasia, a condition that's often seen in twins and is characterized by a disproportionately short stature and abnormalities in bone growth.
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Hope and Wyatt discuss her wedding plans, Caroline pays Katie a visit, and Bill thanks Brooke for talking to Wyatt.
At Forrester, Wyatt lets Hope know he's not joking with her - when she puts on her wedding dress he fully intends to be the guy standing there beside her. Hope says he's crazy. Wyatt reminds her Liam showed up with tattoos and a mohawk to one of their misfires. Hope won't discuss it. Wyatt tells her it was romantic how they first met; Prince Charming kissed Sleeping Beauty and woke her up. He says there's still time for the bride-to-be to wake up... Liam arrives. He and Wyatt start bickering. Hope reminds them they're brothers. Liam says that's just an inconvenient biological fact. Hope is appalled. She says they need to get along or they're going to have problems with her. Wyatt goes. Hope asks Liam to patch things up with Wyatt.
At home, Brooke and Bill discuss Wyatt. Brooke says it doesn't matter who makes the first move - it's family reconciling. Bill thanks her for reaching out to Wyatt. Brooke says this family means a lot to both of them. Bill decides he'll offer Wyatt a job. Brooke tells him about Wyatt's jewelry deal with Hope. Bill thinks things with Katie and his sons will work out - thanks to Brooke. Bill plans to be very close to all three of his sons. He tells Brooke when he saw her in Monte Carlo, he knew this is how it had to be.
Caroline appears in Katie's office. She says she just saw Bill - in Brooke's bedroom. Katie says it's good to be reminded that she's doing the right thing. Caroline insists she's neutral; she wouldn't anywhere near the guy either...or his girlfriend. Katie sighs. They discuss Wyatt. Katie says he's like Bill but more sensitive. Talk turns back to Brooke and Bill. Katie says she can't forgive them, but she needs to move on. Katie talks about fulfilling her plans on her own terms. Later, Brooke arrives. Katie is actually glad to see her because she has news. "I've made some plans." Katie says she's leaving town on business which will free up her and Bill to do whatever they're doing. She's taking Will and will be gone indefinitely.
At home, Wyatt thinks about his fight with Bill. Bill comes to the door. Wyatt says, "Let me have it." Bill won't. They both admit to bad behavior, and Bill asks to give it another shot.
Spoilers for Tomorrow on The Bold and the Beautiful:
Katie has angry encounters with Brooke and Bill.
Katie leaves town with Will.
Carter tells Maya how he feels.
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Bugaboo introduces the latest edition to the Bugaboo Collection. This special edition Bugaboo Cameleon lets modern parents stroll fashionably wherever they go. The monochromatic collection features an exclusive matte black chassis outfitted in black fabrics. All of Bugaboo's functional buttons, such as the readjustable handle bar and clickable seat, will still be easy to spot and come in their recognizable white.
- from infant-to-toddler, reversible, multi-position seat
- easy to fold, independent seat and bassinet
- small wheels forward in the city
- big wheels take on rough-terrain
- on 2-wheels through sand and snow
- adjustable suspension and handlebar
- car seat adaptable
what you get: canopy, bassinet apron, base fabric and underseat bag, aluminum chassis
- Modular: A unique 3-in-1 design adapts to car seats, reversible bassinet and reversible seat.
- Bassinet: When not in their parents' arms, it's best for infants to rest flat on their backs. On the chassis or the nursery floor, the Bugaboo bassinet with built in aerated seat inlay provides a safe, home-in-bed feeling wherever you go.
- Click and Go Buttons: Intuitive white buttons signal interactive function including locking the chassis, reversing, releasing and reclining the seat, setting the brake and adjusting the handlebar.
- Small Wheels Forward: Put the small swivel wheels forward for easy one-handed 360 turns.
- Handlebar Down: Tuck the handlebar beneath the chassis so that your child can enjoy a seat at the table.
- Modular Fold: The modular fold of the Bugaboo Cameleon collapses the stroller easily into two lightweight pieces to fit a trunk or closet.
- Central Axis: Controls the reversible handlebar, reversible seat, two-wheel position for and and snow, and the compact folding system.
- Carry Handle: Move your child from chassis to nursery without disturbing naptime.
- Machine Washable Fabric: Our base and tailored fabrics are durable, comfortable and easily removable. They withstand machine washes as often as your child makes messes.
- Reversible Seat: One simple click positions your child watching you or watching the world.
- 3-Position Tilting Seat: No more slouching in the stroller. The 3-position seat adjusts to suit the mood of your infant or toddler. Sit up straight when awake, recline when relaxed, or lie flat when asleep.
- One Piece Height-Adjustable Handlebar: One stroller fits all when the handlebar extends up or down to make sure you stroll comfortably.
- Big Wheels Forward: Reverse the handlebar to go with the tread covered, foam-filled, 12-inch wheels forward and master hiking trails, gravel paths, and other rough roads.
- Adjustable Suspension: The suspension ensures a smooth ride for children up to 37.5 lbs.
- Two-Wheel Position: The Bugaboo Cameleon switches easily from four wheels to two so that you glide over sand and snow.
- Brake Block: When activated, attempted movement is met with resistance and sound from the brake "teeth," a functional signal built in for safety.
- Rain Cover: Your child can watch the rain without ever getting wet with our clear rain cover. Easy on and off, it folds and stores in the underseat bag so you're always ready for a rainy day.
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Two foam-filled, 12-inch wheels
Two foam-filled, 6-inch swivel wheels
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35.4 x 23.6 x 12 inches
Maximum Unfolded Width:
24 inches
Weight (Chassis, Wheels, Seat):
20 lbs.
Under Seat Bag Storage:
6.3 gallons
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Jeffrey Irvine
Jeffrey Irvine joined the faculty of the Cleveland Institute of Music as the Fynette H. Kulas Professor of Viola in September of 1999. He was Professor of Viola at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music from 1983 to 1999 and was also chair of the Oberlin's string division from 1992 to 1999. His students have gone on to major orchestral, teaching and chamber music posts across the country and around the world. His students have often been First Prize Winners in major viola competitions, including the Primrose Competition, the ASTA National Solo Competition, and the Washington International Competition. Mr. Irvine previously taught at Wichita State University and the Eastman School of Music.
Mr. Irvine is the on the Artistic Advisory Board of the Journal of Performing Arts Medicine. He has published numerous articles on viola pedagogy in American String Teacher and the Journal of the American Viola Society.
Mr. Irvine is well known as a violist and a chamber musician. As a
member of the New World String Quartet Mr. Irvine performed throughout the United States and Europe, including concerts at Carnegie Recital Hall and the Kennedy Center. Mr. Irvine was the Principal Violist of the Wichita Symphony from 1977 to 1981 and has also been a member of the Aspen Festival Orchestra and Chamber Symphony.
Mr. Irvine is also active as a teacher and performer at summer festivals. Since 2012 he has been the viola teacher at the Perlman Music Program. He was on the faculty of the ENCORE School for Strings from 1999 until 2007 and taught at the Aspen Music Festival from 2000 through 2011. He previously taught at Aspen from 1981 to 1991, appearing regularly in the Festival's chamber music concerts and in its Fromm Week of New Music. In the interval he taught and performed at various summer festivals, including the Meadowmount School of Music, the Killington Music Festival, the Park City Chamber Music Festival, Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts, and the Castleman Quartet Program. He also taught at the Heifetz Intermational Music Festival from 2008 through 2011.
The first-prize winner in both the 1979 Aspen Music Festival Viola
Competition and 1976 Cleveland Quartet Competition (as a member of the
Carmel Quartet), Mr. Irvine received his Bachelor of Music degree from the
Philadelphia Musical Academy and his Master of Music degree from the
Eastman School of Music. His teachers have included Heidi Castleman,
Charles Castleman, Dorothy DeLay, Martha Katz, William Primrose, Margaret Randall, Karen Tuttle, and Donald Weilerstein.
He is married to violist Lynne Ramsey with whom he has two children,
Hannah and Christopher. He plays a viola by Hiroshi Iizuka, made in 1993. He is also an avid runner, having run 6 marathons and 15 half-marathons.
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An insect not seen in the UK before was discovered living in the Natural History Museum's Wildlife Garden in spring 2007.
This new insect has made its home on the plane trees around the Museum
The tiny bug baffled insect experts at the Museum who were trying to identify the mystery newcomer.
The almond-shaped bug is red and black and about the size of a grain of rice. The bug appears to be harmless, but there is potential for it to spread throughout the UK.
The bug was first seen in the Museum grounds in March 2007 on the seeds of some of the plane trees that grow there. There were also similar specimens found in other parts of London in 2006 that other scientists reported in a paper in May 2007.
The insects in the Museum grounds increased in numbers so quickly that by August 2007 it was the most common insect in the Wildlife Garden.
'It seems strange that so many of these bugs should suddenly appear,' says Max Barclay, one of the Museum's insect experts.
'With international trade and climate change, several new insects are showing up in London every year. Some of the invaders come from southern Europe, but others are from as far away as Australia. The fauna of the city is changing all the time now.'
Experts checked the new bug with those in the Museum's national insect collection of more than 28 million specimens. Amazingly, there was no exact match.
This mystery bug has not been seen in the UK before. It is an immature specimen, which is why it looks slightly different to the adult above.
The bug closely resembles the fairly rare species Arocatus roeselii, which is usually found in central Europe. However, the roeselii bugs are brighter red than this new bug and they are usually associated with alder trees rather than plane trees.
However, the National Museum in Prague discovered an exact match to the mystery bug in their collections - an insect that was found in Nice and is classified as Arocatus roeselii.
'There are two possible explanations,' explains Barclay. 'That the bug is roeselii and by switching to feed on the plane trees it could suddenly become more abundant, successful and invasive. The other possibility is that the insect in our grounds may not be roeselii at all.'
The Museum is working with international colleagues to analyse the bug's body shape, form and DNA to see whether it is a newly discovered species or if it is in fact Arocatus roeselii.
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- Ages: 10+
- Players: 2-5
- Playing Time: 45+ minutes
- Designer: Simone Luciani
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Urbania is a game of city renewal where you try your hand as a famous urban planner who is working on the re-development of a run-down city. To accomplish the job you must: hire the best specialists and designers. You must submit plans and create blueprints. You must construct new and dynamic buildings to bring the city back to its former glory. If you can manage your projects well, you will become the most renowned planner and take credit for the city's amazing turnaround.
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Snake Battle Axe
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|A big and mighty battle axe decorated with a snake. Replaces Iron Battle Axe. Supports enchantments. Installation: 1. Copy Data folder to your game's root folder (for Steam it's something like C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\skyrim\) 2. Launch Skyrim and have fun :) Axe can be summoned from console using commands "player.placeatme 13980 1" or "player.additem 13980 1" (no quotes) Known issues WIP for now. Credits Axe 3D model and textures are created by Umar Muzammil...
Skyrim Item ID List
|Dec 04, 2011
|A complete item ID list compiled into one Excel worksheet. No more need to search the web or a PDF for an item code. Contains all in-game item names, weight, value, damage/rating, and effects/enchantments. The list is broken down into categories for easier use. Disclaimer: All information taken from the UESPWiki.
Scale Quest Rewards
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|Description This mod will check to see if you have leveled to a point where you would have received a better version of a reward, and will swap the item with the better one. Items now level up with you! Well, some of them at least. Currently the mod will check when you load a game (you can turn this feature on/off) or when you press a certain key (configurable or disable-able in the ini file). By default the key is the coma/less than key. Note that currently player-upgraded/enchanted versions...
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|SANTA CLAUSE v0.1 Skyrim mod by thegal Have you been naughty in Skyrim this year?!? :) This mod replaces the - IRON HELMET with a santa hat, glasses and fake beard - One of the FUR ARMOR with a santa suit Install files in the "Data" folder in Skyrim. Like this: Data\meshes\armor\..\. Data\textures\clothes\..\. Have not tried it in all various races and situations yet, but I presume its not going to fit everybody... Have fun and merry Skyrim! Changelog: Version 0.1 First release! :)
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FRANKFORT – Safe child exchanges between separated couples received an increased emphasis in the wake of the Jan. 15 shooting in Hazard that left three people dead. A bill filed in the state Senate this week aims to prevent similar tragedies by giving courts another option of where these exchanges can take place.
Sen. Brandon Smith, R—Hazard, filed Senate Bill 141 on Monday, which defines "safe child drop-off locations" and gives courts the discretion to require that such a location be used in cases of separation agreements, divorces, or temporary custody orders.
"The introduction of Senate Bill 141 was the direct response to the terrible tragedy that occurred in Hazard on Jan. 15, which resulted in the loss of three innocent lives," Smith told the Herald this week.
It was on Jan. 15 when Caitlyn Cornett, Jackie Cornett, and Taylor Cornett were gunned down in a parking lot at Hazard Community and Technical College. The alleged gunman, 21-year-old Dalton Stidham, shared custody of a 2-year-old boy with Caitlyn Cornett.
According to police, the shooting occurred as Cornett and Stidham were supposed to meet to exchange their son. The college was one of two locations mandated for the exchange during an ongoing custody case between the two.
Sen. Smith's bill would define safe child drop-off locations as any public building operated by state or local governments where access is already limited and security measures, such as metal detectors, are in place.
"I believe these measures would give great piece of mind to many guardians and children and potentially prevent any future tragedies from occurring," Smith said.
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The mobile wall of West Virginia Vietnam Veterans who were killed in action, held as prisoners of war or deemed missing in action may soon be traveling to a county near you.
The West Virginia State Council Vietnam Veterans of America mobile wall committee is raising funds to build the memorial for all the state Vietnam Veterans.This list includes 733 West Virginians who are the true heroes that gave their lives in the Vietnam War.
Among these there are 17 MIAs who are still missing.
The state council has sent requests to all 55 County Commissions, along with the state lawmakers, in an effort to raise the 20,000 required to construct the monument. Braxton, Fayette, Mercer and Pocahontas counties have each donated $500 and Harrison County with $1000.
The mobile wall will travel throughout the state and visit every county. It will not have a permanent home, it will always be on the move, and the intent is to take it to the communities and the public who may not have the opportunity to visit the wall in Washington, DC. Or have not seen the traveling wall before. It is an opportunity to remember and pay homage to those who gave their all.
There are 12 Chapters of Vietnam Veterans of America in the state of West Virginia and the state council in which each one will host a showing of the memorial at their respected location. Then it will travel to every other area of the state.
The wall will be constructed by JD Signs of Fairmont wV., once the funds are raised. The wall is made of 12 panels depicting 733 service members from West Virginia who were killed, held as POW and listed as MIAs.
The panels are two feet by four feet and made of a light composite material. the length of the wall is about 13 feet on each two sided section bringing the total length to about 26 feet. It will sit and be supported on a two tier pedestal for a total height of about six feet. The logos of the VVA and AVVA along with the logos of the Army-Marines-Navy-air Force-Coast Guard and Merchant Marines.
West Virginia State Council
Cecilio Bezares II, West Virginia State Council
Fairmont, W.Va.


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The Jonesville Town Council will be considering during Monday's meeting an urban deer season which could begin in 2014.
The town council will meet Monday at Jonesville Town Hall at 7 p.m.
The Urban Archery Season is available for cities, towns and villages that submit to the Wildlife Resources Commission by April 1 of each year a letter of intent to participate in the season, according to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission.
If the Council members approve the measure, they would also have to amend the town's ordinance concerning the discharge of weapons within city limits to allow archery equipment.
Also, the Jonesville Tourism Development Authority will request additional funds from the Council, according to the agenda.
In order to retain the services of All American Associates, the group aiding the town in the completion of the Clean Water Management Trust Fund grant (CWMTF), the Authority is expected to request additional money from the Council, as the allocated funds for this fiscal year have been spent. To keep employing All American Associates, the Council would need to approve $12,000 in funding for the remainder of this fiscal year.
The CWMTF grant has enabled Jonesville, Elkin and Ronda to join together under the Yadkin Valley Sewer Authority, which has been charged with updating the towns' sewer and waste water treatment facilities. The grant goes toward funding these projects.
The Tourism Development Authority will also be giving an update on the town's trail head property, which is in need of fill work.
According to the agenda, the majority of this property is located within the flood way. Therefore, the town would need to perform an engineer's flood study to show that there would be no negative downstream impacts from the development activity that the town proposes.
Anderson and Associates, which is also the same group studying the bridge locations, has provided a proposed fee to do the flood study of between $6,000 and $10,000.
Another topic the Council will address is the possible approval of a new Solid Waste Management Plan for the town. The State of North Carolina's Department of Environmental and Natural Resources (DENR) requires that "each unit of local government, either individually or in cooperation with other units of local government, must develop a 10-year comprehensive solid waste management plan."
Each town and county is further required to update the plan every three years.
For the past several years, Jonesville (and the other Towns in Yadkin County) has chosen to adopt and endorse Yadkin County's plan, according to the Council's agenda notes for the upcoming meeting.
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ELKIN - A lot has changed for the Elkin softball program.
A year ago, the Lady Elks finished with a disappointing 1-15 mark in league play, missing the postseason entirely. Fast forward 12 months and Elkin is primed and ready to make a deep run in the upcoming Mountain Valley Conference tournament.
"Credit a group of girls trying to build a legacy for Elkin High School softball," coach Steve Shaw said. "That's something we've preached all year long, 'who are we going to build this for?' Kids don't want to keep coming to a losing program. These girls are not only playing for the names on their shirts, but for the little ones that are coming up."
Shaw credit second-year head coach Billy Palmer for Elkin's dramatic turnaround.
"I would have to say the big improvement to our program is Coach Palmer," he said. "We had to build this team; travel ball hasn't built this team. And I have to say Palmer and his tactics have led to this turnaround. One minute he'll have the girls hating him and the next they'll love him; he knows how to get the best out of them. He knows how to build the confidence."
The Elks revitalization was put to the test Friday afternoon when defending conference champion West Wilkes traveled to Crater Park for the regular-season finale.
In the first meeting, the Blackhawks trounced Elkin 12-0 in five innings, but the story was much different in Round Two.
The Elks struck first against West (13-1) in the second. Nicole Collins led off the frame with a single before coming around to score to put the Blackhawks in an uncomfortable 1-0 hole early on.
"West's coach didn't like it when we scored that first run. We had them scared today," third baseman Kaitlin Faw said.
But West responded in the third, plating four runs in the inning to grab a 4-1 advantage.
Faw and the Elks answered. After Bethany Turner roped a single to left to lead off the frame, Faw ripped a two-out double to the left-center gap to score Turner and cut the lead down to 4-2.
The 'Hawks buckled down and added a run in the fifth and two more in the seventh to thwart Elkin's upset bid, holding on for the 7-2 victory.
"We gave a 13-1 team a ballgame today," Faw said. "Last time we played them, they sent us home in five innings, but we really improved today. Our bats were on for the most part, we just didn't hit them in the gap like they did, we hit them right to the glove. We played as a team today."
"If we played like this all year long, we'd have a better win/loss record," Shaw explained. "I have to brag on Kaitlin Faw today. She missed all of last season but knocked the rust off and stepped up this year. She was the star of the game. She made some great plays at third.
"It seems that every time we hit the ball, we hit it right to a glove," he continued. "But today was good for our girls - it gave them the confidence they need heading into the conference tournament this week."
Elkin finishes the regular season with an 8-8 mark in league play - a dramatic seven-win improvement from a year ago - and will likely finish as the No. 4 seed in the upcoming conference tournament, which would lock up a home playoff game.
"We're excited. We're hoping we can get a rematch with Starmount or Forbush and I feel like we can give both of them better games that we did," Shaw said. "With both me and Palmer being out of Yadkin County, those are wins we'd both like to have. Our girls are ready to face whoever. They are just excited to be ranked so high going into the conference playoffs, coming from a team that won one game to winning eight - we have a special group of girls."
Reach Matthew Gorry at 835-1513 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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With a friendly family of wild animals, bright alphabet patterns and more to hear, see, feel and touch, this activity gym grows with baby! Attach the soft arches with loops for 5 animal friends to hang high, low or on the mat. Baby can gaze up at the colors, patterns and mirror, or reach and grab to discover textures and sounds. Tummy time with the quilted mat and matching pillow rewards baby with crinkles, a removable mirror, tactile fringes, flaps and more.
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- 10 of the Best Places to Hike in the United States
- After a long winter for many in the US, hiking and outdoors season is upon us. Check out Adam Seper's list of 10 great places to hike in the United States and get out there and go!
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- Guide to Walking the Camino de Santiago
- One of the things that amazes me about the Camino is it's universal appeal. Thousands of pilgrims walk it every year. Hundreds of thousands have been walking it for centuries. Catholics, protestants, athiests, agnostics, pagans, buddhists, jews, and every hybrid you can imagine line the path. The movie The Way, with Martin Sheen, inspired thousands more to pack a bag and take a long walk. Perhaps you are among them. If you're considering walking the Camino de Santiago, here's what you need to know:
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- First-Time Backpacking: What I've Learned
- Jenn Miller discusses the difference between packing your backpack for the average RTW and packing for an unsupported backpacking trip. She touches on why, most of the time, it doesn't really matter what you pack and why cutting the weight in your pack is less important than taking care of the most important piece of gear you possess.
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- Nepal is one of the most popular trekking destinations in the world and it's not hard to see why. Fully one-third of the great snow-capped Himalaya is contained within Nepal's borders, and the opportunities to explore this vast are many. Here is a look at some of the most exciting trekking opportunities in Nepal, with information on how to prepare and what you'll need to bring.
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- For those with little time to spare and many miles to march, here are ten countries where walking from border to border won't take you an eternity.
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- Part of what we love about indie travel is doing the abnormal – getting outside the box of the typical one or two week vacation. In today's article, we break down a trip for the adventurous – the active traveleler, the hiker. Trek Around the World highlights a trip with a hiking theme, so if […]
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