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The number of guns confiscated at airport security gates in the first quarter of 2013 was up 14% over last year, with a huge jump in January a key contributor, according to an analysis of Transportation Security Administration data by National Security Zone.
A total of 364 guns were confiscated by TSA agents at U.S. airports from Jan. 1 to March 31 as passengers tried to carry them aboard — 45 more than the first quarter last year. That is an average of four a day.
The number of guns that were loaded was up slightly — 82% vs. 79% a year ago.
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Ciro's Speakeasy and Supper Club Review – The 1920's are Delicious!
Ciro's Speakeasy and Supper Club is one of the more unique restaurants in the Tampa Bay area. If you haven't heard of it, there is good reason. Ciro's doesn't advertise. You won't be seeing some food network star like Guy Fieri becoming the spokes person (like he did for T.G.I Fridays). Ciro's is not located at some strip mall you can see from Dale Mabry Highway. Sure Ciro's has a Facebook page, but photos and information is very limited if not useless.
When you're on Howard avenue and Bayshore boulevard, there is a small sign that points to Ciro's parking lot. If you're not paying attention, you can miss it. Now upon arrival, there are three things you better be prepared for. First and foremost is the password for the night to get into Ciro's. Yes folks, like the name says, this is a speakeasy. While you could show up and ask if a table is available, part of the fun is getting the phone call the day of your reservation for the password. Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends and I suggest calling a week in advance.
The second thing you'll need to be prepared for is looking sharp, there is a dress code to Ciro's. Dress as if you're going to a job interview. No t-shirts, shorts, or flip flops allowed. The last thing you need to be prepared for when arriving to Ciro's is valet parking. This is unavoidable. If you wanted to avoid paying for valet parking, you would have to park a few blocks away and walk to Ciro's.
Once you've dropped your car off, you will be instructed to provide the name on your reservation and the password for the night. You will then be instructed to walk towards a wooden door, at which you will ring the doorbell and provide the password again once the attendant inside answers. Upon entry, you will be read the rules of Ciro's, if you weren't instructed already when you checked in at the valet. This is pretty cool. No one is to be loud and obnoxious. No man is allowed to hit on any women. The women must tell the waiter it's ok to be hit on first before any man can begin flirting. This is great for any woman who just wants to grab a few drinks with her girlfriends and not have to worry about whether she needs to give a creepy guy a fake number. Another rule is you have your table for two hours, then you must leave.
Ciro's Speakeasy Ambiance
By now you have noticed how dark the inside of Ciro's is and how the waiters and waitresses look like they are from the 1920s. All this adds to the ambience of Ciro's. You will be escorted to your seats, which consists of a couch and a small table. Your table is enclosed by sheer curtains, allowing you privacy but being able to see what's going on around you. Your dining table is small, which can be a pain to eat from when you have lots of dishes to share. Despite this, it's worth the experience.
Since Ciro's is a speakeasy, it has Prohibition inspired cocktails. While Ciro's does have a few modern drinks with vodka, a good amount of them contain either gin or whiskey. The two drinks I thoroughly enjoyed were the Blackberry Bramble and the Corn-fed Peach Sour. I've been to Ciro's a couple of times and while tempted to try other cocktails, the two aforementioned drinks are too good to ignore. However, don't let that stop you from trying whatever suits your fancy. The one negative I have about the drinks is the amount of ice in them. There is a lot. I suppose however that back during Prohibition, alcohol was limited and glasses needed to look filled and ice did the trick. Ciro's is definitely not the place to try to get drunk. It's a place to relax with a good drink and enjoy some great food.
The Food
Now I try not to curse in my reviews, so I will keep it clean. Gosh darn, Ciro's has some amazing food! The style of food is a kind of French and American. It's unique. The food is somewhat tapas style in which you might want to order a couple of menu items to share with your date. I tend to start with the truffled popcorn and the foie gras.
I am typically not a fan of popcorn and wouldn't consider ordering it as an appetizer. However, this is no ordinary popcorn. The truffled oil on the popcorn adds a unique and savory flavor that you won't find at the movie theater. The foie gras is one menu item that is not for sharing, mainly because it is one piece of liver served with a strawberry like compote and a crostini. If you can look past the fact that foie gras is goose or duck liver (not sure which Ciro's uses), this plate is spectacular. The liver is soft and flavorful. It's not a particularly cheap dish, especially with the amount of food you get, but dining at Ciro's is not like going to Applebee's. Ciro's is the kind of place you go when you want to try someplace new, go out on the town, or you have a special occasion. The foie gras can't be missed.
There are many different kinds of dishes at Ciro's, ranging from duck confit to steak to chicken and waffles. The chicken and waffles are superb. It's served with a maple, chipotle sauce. The sauce does have a kick to it but it accompanies the chicken well by not being a sweet syrup.
The duck, steak, and lamb dishes are also a hit. Ciro's also has duck fat french fries. These fries are cooked in duck fat instead of oil. They are served as a side with certain dishes,but can be ordered by its self. The fries are good, but they are to be shared with the table because they are rich. Desserts aren't as extensive as the rest of the menu but the stand out is the Newcastle ice cream atop of waffles and topped with chocolate syrup. There are bits of bacon mixed in this dish and that adds to the deliciousness. The beer in the ice cream adds a distinct flavor without being over powering. Other desserts include a fondue plate and a bread pudding.
Ciro's is a great restaurant experience. Plan to spend around eighty dollars for two people depending on what you order. Whether you're going for an anniversary or just because, Ciro's Speakeasy and Supper Club is worth every penny.
How to Get to Ciro's In Tampa
Ciro's Speakeasy is located at 2109 Bayshore Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33606
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"Gustav Klimt: 150th Anniversary Celebration" opens at the Neue Galerie
Austrian artist Gustav Klimt, best known for his Symbolist paintings, receives the retrospective treatment.
Tue Jun 26 2012
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Gustav Klimt, Pale Face from "Gustav Klimt: 150th Anniversary Celebration" at the Neue Galerie
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Transfer drawing for Jurisprudence from "Gustav Klimt: 150th Anniversary Celebration" at the Neue Galerie
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Gustav Klimt, Pale Face from "Gustav Klimt: 150th Anniversary Celebration" at the Neue Galerie
Through August 27, 2012 • 1048 Fifth Ave at 86th St (212-628-6200, neuegalerie.org). Mon, Thu–Sun 11am–6pm. $20, seniors and students with ID $10. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, children under 12 not admitted. First Friday of each month 6–8pm free.
The Neue Galerie celebrates Austrian painter Gustav Klimt, bringing together a broad range of the artist's works. Peep drawings, paintings and sketches, along with photos that reveal a more personal side of Klimt's life.
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Gustav Klimt didn't write much about himself, but this exhibit's selection of photographs by the Austrian artist fill in some of the blanks. "They offer a glimpse into Klimt's personal life," says Neue Galerie communications manager Rebecca Lewis. "[They allow us to see] a side of him that may surprise some, but when you think about it, makes perfect sense." In one photo, Klimt appears buttoned-up and sedate as he walks the promenade at Lake Attersee, Austria, with a group that includes his companion, Emilie Flöge. But other candid shots, such as one of the artist outside his studio, depict a playful and vibrant man. A notorious womanizer who slept with many of his subjects, Klimt never married, choosing to live with his mother most of his life.
A study in black, cream and mauve, Klimt's Pale Face (1903) frames the sharply exquisite features of a woman with raven hair. The subject wears a bulky hat and fur stole—very chic for the time. The long, undulating line connecting the woman's hat and coat nods to Art Nouveau, while the light-and-dark tile pattern intruding on the background to the right of her head is a common motif of the artist during this period.
Another piece that speaks to Klimt's connection to Art Nouveau is the eerie chalk and pencil study for Transfer Drawing for Jurisprudence (1902–03). The completed painting—part of a triptych, along with Medicine and Philosophy, originally commissioned by the University of Vienna—was destroyed in a fire as the Nazis retreated from the city in 1945. With its provocative depiction of a condemned man before a trio of female nudes representing truth, justice and law, Jurisprudence was deemed pornographic, and was thus rejected for the ceiling of the university's great hall. But then, Klimt's portrayal of women, often sexually explicit, pushed the boundaries of turn-of-the-20th-century tastes.
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Purchased for a headline-grabbing $135 million in 2006,Klimt's Adele Bloch-Bauer I (1907) hangs prominently in the main gallery of the second floor. The imposing portrait of a wealthy Jewish industrialist's wife has come to be known as the Neue's equivalent of the Mona Lisa. Of the more than 40 drawings also on display in the anniversary exhibit, seven are studies for this masterpiece. "Notice how Klimt obscures her right hand in each of the drawings," says Lewis. With her hands folded loosely to hide a deformed finger, Bloch-Bauer appears delicate yet empowered, seated upon her radiant throne.
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On the parlor floor of this Georgian-style townhouse-museum is the elegant Café Sabarsky, an old-world restaurant serving Viennese pastries, coffee and traditional cuisine. For Gustav Klimt's yearlong 150th- birthday celebration, the café has revived the popular Klimttorte ($9)—hazelnut cake layered with rich chocolate creme and topped with gold leaf. You'll feel like Austrian royalty savoring a slice while seated at the upholstered banquette beneath windows overlooking Fifth Avenue.
- Neue Galerie New York, 1048 Fifth Ave, (at 86th St), 10028-01
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Verbum Domini Manet in Aeternum " The Word of God endures"
Gay Christian Movement Watch (GCMW) is a cutting edge Christian ministry whose mission is to monitor, analyze and publish (MAP) the activities, leaders and public theological positions of the "gay christian movement".
GCMW is the foremost voice of truth against the unbiblical acceptance of homosexuality in the contemporary Christian church. GCM Watch is an extensive clearinghouse of documentation and we welcome inquiries from seminaries, church officials or concerned Christians who want to fight the inclusion of this destructive teaching in our Lord's church. Additionally, we welcome inquiries from religion reporters and writers about the nature of our work and this blog.
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GCMW employs a polemic (pro-active resistance to internal doctrinal error) approach to foster education and empowerment for Christian church. Additionally, we seek to impact Christian academia specifically future Christian leaders and faculty members to confidently respond to the new face of doctrinal fallacy championed by homosexual religious groups and their allies. We believe polemics is clearly needed today to protect the church from doctrinal error, apostasy, and the destruction of the lives and souls of people. Scripture references: Titus 1:9, Jude 3, 1 Tim 4:16, 2 Tim 4:2-3.
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Hey ReviRev! Thanks for your reply.
I agree homosexual feelings (orientation) does not prohibit anyone from having a relationship with Jesus.
However a peace about any aspect of our fallen condition (including sexuality) is antithetical to our relationship with God. We are to pursue Godly things in our life which sexuality is not. Trying to bring "spirituality and sexuality together in order to exist on this human plane" is not the goal of Christians. No wonder it brings pain and suffering!
Remember …. "Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven."
You cannot place your sexuality above Gods will and expect to be blessed!
We must submit all of us to God. This includes feelings. If the feelings remain long enough the act will follow. The flesh has to be crucified. We have to become dead to sin. Remember Jesus if a man looks at a woman to lust after he has already committed adultery. Feelings that grow turn to action.
Jesus: blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God.
Jesus: blessed are those who have been persecuted for righteousness sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven!
You can't pray away the gay.
GCMW: Finn, where in the bible does Jesus say that homosexuality is "righteous"? And if it cant be found, wouldnt your misuse of the scripture above be extremely self serving at best?
We found out about GOD from our elders/parents/preachers from the Bible. In that same Bible in which we found out GOD to be TRUE and have FAITH in HIM, so it is in that SAME BIBLE it says the the Lord GOD despises homosexuality in Leviticus. So how is it not an issue with Christians? The old testament still has value to the people of GOD.
Revrevi has her theology really really mixed up. When you advocate the kind of buffet style theology her church engages in, youre bound to come out on the wrong side of God.
I would like to remind her that blessings, material things are no indicator of relationship with Christ. God rains on the just as well as the unjust. He is good to all regardless. But that doesnt factor into eternal life with Christ.
Hopefully the Lord will open Revrevi blinded eyes one day and she will see her sinful ways and repent.
Love the site I just stumbled onto and am grateful to read real truth and real thoughts that come from our own mortality. In my spirit I want to love all people because we do all fall short of the glory of God.
There was one post that made the comment that there's not a site that watches over liars and thieves etc. But my thoughts are you rarely hear a liar say, "I'm being dishonest with you because I was born that way." Or one doesn't hear a thief say, "I have a right to steal that b/c I was born that way." And if liars or thieves decide to get together and start a movement, then I think a stand in "God's" righteousness would be appropriate."
Also the slavery comments. African Americans don't like their rights being compared to the gay rights movement….being Black is not a sin, so they don't appreciate their intelligence being insulted this way. Slavery was obviously an abuse of power and the bible speaks clearly about this.
In all honesty, "these" area's that I have mentioned are why I struggle with the love part…I guess my human nature doesn't like being manipulated or forced into believing things that just aren't there.
I came to this site after looking up Nicoliatians on google b/c so many times I have read over the words from Rev 2:6 But you have this in your favor: You hate the practices of the Nicolaitians, which I also hate. (talking to the church of Ephesus)
Again in Rev 2:15-16 Likewise you also have those who hold to the teaching of the Nicolataitians. (16) Repent therefore! (talking to the church of Pergamun)
Again in Rev 2:20 Nevertheless, I have this against you: You tolerate that woman Jezebel, who calls herself a prophetess. By her teaching she misleads my servants it sexual immorality and the eating of food sacrificed to idols. (talking to the church of Thyatira)
I have not struggled with the sexual immorality of being gay but have had other lusts that have greatly shamed me. I claim that I am delivered and every now and then I am waylaid with a bomb from the pits of hell but I have learned to rely on the Lord through his truth and with his armor. Maybe it will never leave me completely while I'm in this skin of flesh, but I know he created me to be Holy and I'm standing on that. When I fall, I'm forgiven but the truth is His grace is always sufficient.
Hello I just discovered your website and your ministry. PTL. I have been at it for almost 20 years preaching and teaching that God is still in the business of changing lives, even one's homosexual/same-sex attractions. Praise God for your ministry. I am glad we are in the fight together
Rev. Jeff Winter
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I just came across this page today. The name called to me and I was curious to read what it was about. I have read all these posts above and I am truly hurt. As a christian I am hurt. I can understand where both sides are coming from the christian community and the glbt community. I feel that my testimony might speak to someone. As a child I was raised by a mother and grandmother who were both lesbians. They sent me and my sister to church every sunday. I grew to love the lord very much.I would pray for my mother and my grandmother all the time. I was molested by a female cousin on my father's side when I was 6. I was raped by a boyfriend and had my virginity stolen at 14. Still very active in the church and youth groups I felt very guilty about my loss of purity and I began to act out. Like most rape victims, I acted out. I became very promiscuous and began a pattern of backsliding and struggling with my sexual identity. By 17 my mother got saved and married. I was happy for her, but by then I was still trying to live right in the eyes of my Father on my own. I had always had sexual thoughts about women but I never acted them out for fear of being like my mother. I was afraid to tell her, for fear that it would hurt her and make her feel guilty. At 18 I moved away and became very serious about my relationship with the Lord. Fasting,praying, very involved with the ministry. I was at peace. I was very transparent with my pastor and my church. Everytime I fell I told them. If I sinned, I would sit myself down that day and repent. One day my pastor's wife's armorbearer took me aside and told me that the Pastor's wife called me a whore ina conversaton one day. I confronted her and asked her about it in front of her armorbearer and she did not comfirm or deny.Very hurt my this and knowing how hard I tried to fit in and live right I left the church. My life has not been the same since. I felt that the rejection of the church was a rejection from God. I know now that this was a lie from the devil who comes to steal, kill and destroy. He knows he is already defeated so he tries to take us all down anyway he can. But I spent years of my life being hurt and confused. I became a bisexual. Knowing that it was a sin, but once I allowed it in it was hard to let go. I know some ppl say they were born that way. All I can say is that in my case my life situations put me in a place to feel that way. Some GLBT ppl were never raped or molested. Some have been. Either way, we (humans) have been hurt. Jesus is a healer. Tonight is New Year's Eve and I'm going to spend this night with my healer Jesus Christ. Jesus loves me no matter what I have done. He hates my sins, I hate my sins too. I want to feel that peace again. That unconditional love. I will repent and give my life to Christ once again.I know that it is my responsibilty to repent and make things right. I also know being someone who truly loves the word of God that it is the responsibilty of Christians to love one another as Christ loves us. It seems impossible to do sometimes, but I believe that we can to it. It really hurt me to read all the anger and sarcasm coming from both sides. I agree that when you love someone you should tell the the truth and sometimes the truth does hurt. That's all the more reason to speak the truth with love. Not with self-righteousness, sarcasm, combativeness,defensiveness, but with love. You need to speak with love even when they don't love you. A lot of ppl from the GLBT community hate the church, they hate christians and they hate God. Why??? Because some of us are not showing them Love. We have been telling them all the things in the bible that are TRUE about thier lifestyle, but not telling them the TRUTH about Gods love. They shouldn't pick and choose which parts of the bible apply to them, but neither should you.The bible says that love will draw them in. That same love will cause them to repent, not condemnation. I believe that you should keep doing what you are doing as well if you are truly lead by The Holy Spirit. Truthfully the way you have gone about this and the way you have worded some things in your responses to those that oppose you caused me to question your motives, but I understand that this is not my place. God knows and you know and that's all that matters. I felt lead to share this and I have. I pray that you recieve my message in love.
God Bless you,
Enjoyed your website. I just wanted to let you know about a typo in the paragraph below. Look at the word, " because"
God bless,]
Phil Magnan
14. Homosexuals do not need to repent, be saved, delivered from or changed from their natural sexual orientation.
The fundamental problem with this position is that it changes the basic definition of sin. This is dangerous to the church becasue if we can willfully change definitions of certain behaviors, then we alter what people understand the consequences of that behavior to be. For instance, if our government were to make rape legal, there would be no negative consequences for the rapist legally. Likewise if the definition of what is or is not sin, especially when there's a clear definition in scripture, it will deceive people and consequently lead to spiritual death.
GCMW: Thanks very much Phil!
I found this site intersting. As far as I'm concern the conservertive reconstruction project fits with some of these ideas. Maybe there a bridge here?
One problem is that people no longer want to hear that all have sinned and need to repent. The drunk, doper, rapist and thief.
The difference is in a sin unto death and sins not unto death.
Abominations are sins unto death. (spiritual)
Also, the word of God is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart. Those thoughts are manifested by our actions and words. From the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks and the Lord said that we would be witnesses unto him. How we live bears witness at the throne of God what we think about his word. If we act in a way that is declared to be an abomination we sin a sin unto death and show the Lord we don't care what his word says.
The Lord said himself he prays not for the world and the scriptures are full of things that God hates. He removed his grace from Saul and many are listed in the new testament as turning back to the world.
David said in sin his mother conceived him and that he was shapen in iniquity. We are not as great as this man after God's own heart and it is blasphemous to say God made me this or that. We all need to repent and be renewed by the Spirit of God just as the word says.
The Lord said we must live by every word that proceedeth from the mouth of God and also said that any man instructed in the kingdom of God is as a scribe that brings forth out of his house things both old and new.
There are indeed sites such as christianet.com where straight Christians try to teach the truth and get on each other about sins. The sad part is that while many are smart in education in the scriptures most lack the leading of the Holy Ghost and err greatly in what they believe.
Those of us that attempt to warn gay people about abominations sending them to hell are not all hateful.
In a more carnal analogy I would say that if I was traveling down a road and the bridge was out in front of me the one that stood in the way and loudly proclaimed the bridge is out and death lie ahead is the one that loved me. The one that blindly allowed me to go on my way for what ever reason would be the one that didn't.
In my blogs I make it a point to include that should any babes in Christ struggling with repentance and turning from active homosexual activity read my words I hope they will turn from it and at least attempt to use the way of escape with that temptation which is celibacy, or side B. I do not attempt to come across uncaring or hateful, even though I am generally accused of such.
The truth is that the time is short and the return of the Lord is nigh. With that in mind I would want someone to warn me if I was doing something that was abominable. Forever is too long to be wrong.
I hope that whoever reads this knows that some of us out here are sincerely concerned about the spiritual welfare of those who may be babes in Christ and wish to see their souls saved.
It is not just a matter of lashing out at gays.
The word says that in the end times brother would fight brother just as nation would rise against nation. That can be seen both in the natural world around us as well as the spiritual one in which the body fights the Spirit and the old man fights the new creation in Christ.
Each person will have to answer for their own self but in the meanwhile I do plan to do what I can to help those who are struggling with the conviction of the Holy Ghost.
Another issue is calling the conviction of the Holy Ghost the devil. I have read some say such and that is blasphemy of the Holy Ghost. The word says not to call good evil nor evil good. Too many today have been taught to blindly say what they want not realizing that by our words we are justified and by our words we are condemned. Those accusations against the Holy Ghost hold eternal consequences.
There truly is a lack in discernment of spirits today. That lack in discernment opens the door to all sorts of heresy and abomination as people can no longer discern between the devil and the Spirit of God.
I personally hope that any that read what I post will take the time to honestly consider the consequences of active homosexual activity and turn from it.
I do not say that in hate but in love of their soul.
May God bless,
Not everyone has a relationship with Jesus. The Lord made that clear when he said that he will say to many "Depart for I never knew you."
The word says the Lord is angry with the wicked every day.
It also says the face of the Lord is against all that do evil.
The word says 7 nations were cast out before Israel because of their wickedness.
Saul lost his kingdom for rebellion.
The Lord called the pharisees a nest of vipers.
The Lord spake the spiritual meaning of his parables to his disciples in secret. Those not his only heard the carnal meaning. The same holds true today. Many do not have the rightly divided word of truth as brought forth from the Spirit. They tend to seek out ways to avoid repentance.
And, both John the baptist and Jesus came preaching "Repent and believe the gospel."
In recent years, there is a continuing focus on what now is called the 'culture' war. Alternative lifestyles such as the homosexual lifestyle is widespread and large in numbers. But so is the population of the obese, the drug addicts, the alcoholics, the hypocrits, and of those who are totally 'messed up." Sin is sin and as a Christian, I am to learn the truth about what God said is right and wrong…in the Bible. It's his contact point with us. He loves all…..especially those in the highways and hedges….outside of what we label as Christianity.' We are the Temple of God and His Christ. By way of His Holy Spirit, my heart is softened and compassionate for those who live less abundant lives than what the Father wants for His creation. The Church as been a total failure in redeeming those 'poor in spirit' unto the joys of the Lord. When they look at the visible Church….who wants it. But, if you are gay, and if you are reading my comment….please know that the mercy of God is open to us all…..if we are repentant. His rules are there for our happiness. Satan's lies are there for our destruction. Homosexuality, obesity, drug abuse, alcoholism, cheating, stealing, adultery…..all sin is destructive to the spirit and body. We are BETTER than that. WE CAN DO BETTER THAN THAT.
God loves the sinner but He hates the sin. Sin includes obesity (gluttony), liars, adulterers, sexual perversions (even among married heterosexuals…lust is lust…even if you are married), and all other sin. Sin is serious. I read the attempted gang rape of the angel of destruction who came to destroy Sodom and Gamorrah…..by the roving band of homosexuals of the city. These were all destroyed with Sodom by fire and brimstone rained from God out of Heaven. Sin is serious, serious…business. I think we might all fare much better, spiritually, if we spent time getting the log out of our own eyes, beeing filled with the presence of God, as true deciples are commanded to be. Then, we can go forth with serving those everywhere, especially the lost, and show them how genuinly God loves them. Love Never Faileth. The latter half of the first chapter of Romans clearly states God ruling on the right and wrong of homosexuality. These scriptures shows one can reach a point of no return while living the life……and can actually be locked into its perversness and be dead eternally. Please receive God's abundance He so desires for you. Satan is a liar. "He desires to sift you as wheat." He hates you because you are God's creation and joy.
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It is true that we should remove the beam from our own eyes before we try to remove the mote from our neighbor's. But, to remove that beam it must be mainifested by the Spirit. Not through vain repetitions of man's doctrines.
Once we can see that we are but sinners saved by the grace of God through the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ at Calvary we should attempt to live in accordance with the word of God to the best of our human ability and rely on his grace when we fall short.
Then we should point out the sin and abomination of others who proclaim the name of Christ in a spirit of meekness lest we be tempted.
The thing to keep in mind is that the scriptures declare that he sends forth his spirit and we are created and that the goodness of God leads us to repentance. The entire conversion and walk with God from beginning to end is a spiritual work whereby no man may receive any glory as it is written that the Lord will not share his glory with another.
As for loving the sinner and hating the sin, this too is a nice sentiment but not scripturally sound.
If God loved the sinner and hated the sin Sodom would not have been destroyed. The Lord would have made another way to save them.
The scriptures declare that the Lord is angry with the wicked every day.
There are indeed those whom the Lord hates such as written Isaac have I loved but Esau have I hated.
There are those who have been predestinated to be conformed unto the image of His Son since he foreknew who would love him and who would not.
There are also those who are predestined to damnation as He knew they would never love him.
John the baptist said to the pharisees who hath warned you to flee from the wrath to come. Wrath is not poured out on those whom the Lord loves but on those whom the Lord hates.
Those who choose to live lives against the word of God may indeed kindle his hatred and wrath.
All we as Christians can do is to try to warn them in a spirit of meekness remembering that it is only by the goodness of God that his Spirit has led us to salvation and given us the desire to serve him to the best of our ability.
I think it's clear that God loves the sinner, for in John 3:16 Jesus says "God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him will not perish but have everlasting life." The 'world' is sinners. Yet God is just & will deal with sin righteously. Only Jesus Christ can take that sin & do away with it & satisfy the righteous dealing of sin. Next, God saves us for good works, He saves us from penalty (death), presence (hell) and power of sin (sinful living). Those not willing to believe in Lord Jesus and receive Him as Lord & Savior, well God's wrath will abide on them. So basically, God loves the sinner & yet will have righteous wrath upon those whom choose to not repent & believe the Gospel. This is how I understand the Gospel.
In my post about Numbers I meant Jacob have I loved and Esau have I hated.
Not Isaac have I loved and Esau have I hated.
My mistake.
Hi Maria, Thanks for the post. I remember being in a very saimlir situation. We'd moved to Florida, and in doing so left a thriving and healthy church. We were young in the Lord during that season so it was hard for me to understand and see Him in what I was going through. It felt like we jumped from one church to the next trying to find where we belonged. Looking back God was in all of the churches we were at, because He was in us. Not all were healthy churches, and some were only for a season in our lives; however, each experience during that time Lord has used for His glory. I would encourage you and your husband to continue to seek fellowship (even if you have to drive an hour) with other believers. God knows this season, knows your needs, and knows the needs of others whom you will encounter. I encourage you to continue to trust Him in all things, and He will direct your path. I will be praying for you that God reveals to you and your husband the right body of believers to surround you with. Until that time, there are women's Bible studies that you can be a part of outside of a church; look online for Bible Study Fellowship. They have it for both men and women. They are located all over the United States and internationally. They usually take a book of the Bible and study it for a year. Also, contact other churches and see if they have small group ministries where you might be able to just attend. I know you homeschool the kids, if you have a group of other mothers maybe take an evening and go for coffee and share a scripture or two together. I pray the Lord brings believing friends for both you and your husband. Blessings! Beth
"Maybe you have the true church confused with the liberals or the hypocrites in residence in the church."
So all liberals are unholy or attend fake churches because they are not conservative Republicans. Wow nice to know how Jesus would vote, oh yeah and a mix of church and state is something extremely constitutional.
GCMW: No, just some. Maybe you missed the use of the word "maybe".
"You told five lies in this short post, RT. Five of them. All of them unsubstantiated, flame darts with zero merit."
GCMW knows all truth because they have died and were reborn again, on what day if I may ask? Love the flame darts w 0 merit, what a way to show how Jesus would respond.
GCMW: Since RT wouldnt respond to the obvious lies he told, why dont you give it a shot instead of dragging Jesus and cliches into the mix.
"efenz, I hate trying to have a discussion with a straw(wo)man, but here goes."
OH, you hate and disrespect people's names along with an adhominem attack by using your own fallitic interpretation of their identity. Since when is it okay to hate sharing the gospel in any way? "(wo)man" I'm so appalled at your hatred.
GCMW: efenz is the name SHE used to sign on with. Since you dont like our method, LLAGO, what do you suggest as a better course of action?
.."by stating nobody has a right to judge you. Beside being a tub of malarkey, your sin has already passed judgment on you without any assistance from anyone else."
Passing judgment is the 11th commandment according to GCMW, not to forget potentially using metaphors repugnantly.
GCMW: No, judging righteously is a command given by Christ in Matt 7:24. Was he wrong to tell us to judge righteously?
"Instead of more praying, what about getting an understanding before you start writing."
This is the best way to express how one should ask questions about one's dialogue instead of jumping to their own conclusions. DON'T PRAY! Here's someone totally holy because GOD and JESUS said only to pray under certain circumstances.
Overall, I'm losing my appetite because of the poisonous rhetoric from the framers of GCMW but joyous towards the opportunity of welcomed discussion. I pray, I fast, I breathe, I see, I live, and still I admit to being human and proned to make mistakes. Passing judgement never superseeds loving thy neighbor!
GCMW: LLAGO, please state your case. We all get that you dont like the answers we give here. If you dont have a legitimate objection, just move on. It will be easier on everybody. And if you have any more complaints send them to email.
Great site!! This is something a lot of christians are mulling over, how to be loving towards homosexuals involved in homosexual sin. We know God gives them over to a debased mind as we can see from a lot of the posts. The apostate churches aren't helping, I fear for those religious leaders when they stand before God. We as christians need to put on the full amour of God for this spiritual battle. The rationalization for why God would be ok with homosexuality is not different from the rationale given by pedophiles, those involved with beastiality, and the whole slew of sexual perversions. I can see Jesus returning soon, He didn't put up with the evilness of Noah's day or with the rampant homosexuality of Sodom. Jesus loves all sinners but God will never change, homosexuality was, is and will always be sin and for those that remain in unrepentant homosexual sin, you reject the gospel. You will forfeit eternity for your false idol that you worship more than God. Don't let the enemy steal that away, repent and join the family of God.
You tell people to repent & join the family of God. Repentance may seem more appealing than joining much of the visible church.
May God continue to strengthen you for the journey ahead. The time is coming for true discipleship. We must be willing to surrender yea even our own lives for the Will of Our Father. There is a swelling of the forces of evil around this world and a boldness liken unto the days of Sodom. Be ready! Be ready!
For those who maybe lead by the Spirit over to this site, that are struggling with this or any sin just remember this:
1 Corinthians 10:13
No temptation has seized you except what is common to man. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can stand up under it.
Love this site!!! Just discovered it today!! Im glad that there is someone out there who will stand boldly in their convictions and declare the uncomprimisable Word of God!! Homosexuality has NO PLACE in the church, NONE!!!
May I just say what a comfort to uncover somebody that actually knows what they are discussing online. You definitely realize how to bring an issue to light and make it important. A lot more people have to read this and understand this side of the story. I was surprised that you're not more popular given that you certainly have the gift.
Such a refreshing change to hear the word of truth, not the perverted one according to homosexuals.
I have absolutely no hatred for them of course, but I do hate the truth being changed to fit in with what they want to believe.
Thank you for your boldness. You remind me of Jeremiah, who was bold when it was not beneficial to him. Keep up the good work!
Pls there is an important question i want 2 ask nd pls i need a reply. Is there any religion that does not condemn homosexuality?
GCMW: Major Religions? No.
My issue is that it shouldn't be an issue anymore than any other sin as far as people are concerned. The man drinking every night and beating his wife shouldn't feel more welcome in church than the lesbian. The homosexual person shouldn't get sneered at, talked about, made to feel unwelcome. How are you supposed to spread The Word and help promote repentance to a person that is getting pushed away. People who feel like outcasts don't always conform for acceptance, often they dig themselves deeper into the world that does accept them. Homosexuals aren't defined by their sexuality. They are people with feelings and struggles just like anyone else. The struggle is just different. Maybe they don't struggle with things that a straight friend just can't seem to overcome.
One of the BIGGEST MISTAKES Christians fall victim to is the use of the world's euphemisms: Homosexuals are NOT "gay"; and the new lie: "you can't help whom you love" – The truth: Either you trust God or you don't! God has declared (more than once) that HOMOSEXUALITY IS AN ABOMINATION! Therefore, there is NOTHING man can say to refute this truth!!
Praise Jesus there is this voice in the wilderness teaching that homosexuality IS A SIN. Too many have coward away from this true teaching! As always, God hates the sin but loves the sinner. Thank You for standing up for God's truth. May he bless you in all his fullness.
I am happy to find movement that actually defends the
biblical principals in which the teaching of Jesus is revealed. Although we are all sinners and can be forgiven through Jesus, we still come short of the glory of God. God Bless you all, this is all very interesting. I think that all this division is the work of some powerful people that purposely keep agitating the different views so as to weaken the body. If any body has noticed the persecution and killing of Christians around the world in increasing. Pretty soon our own laws will turn against us. Once the freedom of expression and religion are controlled by government, neither side will be able to worship as they wish. If the Bible is found to be a faulty piece of interpretation, then there will be no basic doctrine that can maintain the Christian Faith on earth united. Apparently the enemy will win, the people lost their focus on Jesus Christ and prefer to prove they are correct. / Both sides are full of pride and will do anything for self-gratification. Sooner or later persecution will arrive and personal decisions will have to be made.


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Yahoo! CEO Carol Bartz started quite a little firestorm by using the F-word when she was so rudely Fired.
That curse and Bartz's subsequent inquiry to Yahoo! chairman Roy Bostock – Why don't you have the balls to tell me yourself? – seemed perfectly well-placed to me.
Unsurprisingly, Bartz's salty speech has brought out the League of Ladies Against Women to instruct the younger generation that they'll never make it to the C-Suite if they dare to utter "men's words" because, well, it's not ladylike.
People Who Swear and the Positive Deployment of Profanity
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personality research suggests that people who swear more, not surprisingly, score higher on traits such as extraversion, dominance, hostility and Type A personalities. Swearing is not just for the uneducated or people of a lower socioeconomic class — it knows no social boundaries in its expression.
Swearing is not only the behavior of an alpha dog, it actually reduces physical pain so you can imagine how helpful it is to people suffering the emotional pain of disrespect and indignity in the workplace.
It would be better, I know, if I went to the gym regularly and ate my broccoli but when you're trying a three-month quarter-billion dollar federal antitrust case and putting in seven-day-weeks of 12-hour-days, that gym and broccoli thing just slips away. Same for being in the hot cauldron of conflict from 9 a.m. until 3 a.m. the next morning without a break, mediating a construction defect lawsuit with 20 parties and their rambunctious attorneys.
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You'd forgive a girl in those circumstances the occasional swear word, wouldn't you? Especially if you knew that swearing reduces pain even more strongly in women than in men because we haven't dulled its palliative effects by over-use. And really, I've never heard anyone in the commercial world say, "Well, shoot, Susan can take her $12 million book of business somewhere else if she's going to swear in a partnership meeting."
Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker has explained the pharmaceutical benefits of f***sh**damnJCmother . . . as the civilized human version of an animal's scream of pain thusly,
"Swearing probably comes from a very primitive reflex that evolved in animals," Pinker says. "In humans, our vocal tract has been hijacked by our language skills," so instead of barking out a random sound, "we articulate our yelp with a word colored with negative emotion."
Claiming the Right to Swear is Claiming Power
I can hear the school marms tut-tutting as I write this, but imposing expressive limitations on yourself because the dominant culture doesn't like it is simply capitulation to oppression. People in power do not need to follow rules: they make the rules.
As changingminds.org notes in its post on dominant body language, "This power to decide one's own path is often displayed in breaking of social rules, from invasion and interruption to casual swearing in polite company."
Swearing is Persuasive
Contrary to the common wisdom, research has shown that obscenity has no effect on speaker credibility but does significantly increase both the persuasiveness of the speech and the perceived intensity of the speaker. It demonstrates passion and passion moves people to action.
As I noted fairly recently, some academics believe that the special workplace rules for women (don't be aggressive, always seek consensus, act your gender) is more about power than it is about secondary sexual characteristics. In other words, if a woman has power, she needn't trade it for sympathy, nor should she.
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Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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What a hard life!
Bianchi, Ridley, Montague, GT, Garmin and All things Apple
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Why is it that these videos make me want to go on the bike again? I just got home a few hours ago.
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I love watching Dan Martin ride... he has the KOM's on one of my locals... insanely fast... especially compared to the TDF going over the same climb a month later. http://app.strava.com/segments/2407667
Still wondering if strava will come up with an app that will connect in live with the garmin... until then or I have powermeter I can't really see the point for me personally... ok except not having to have my phone in my pocket .
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So The Edge 810 will do live stream to Garmin Connect, apparently via your smart phone. But it's not useful for those who've abandoned Connect.
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The Fire Brigades Union today urged people in Devon and Somerset to protest against what they called "the most savage cuts ever to their local fire and rescue service".
It was revealed this morning that Ilfracombe fire station in North Devon could become a retained station instead of being manned during the day, to save some £900,000.
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The union described the cuts as "three times more savage than any ever imposed on the service before, by any previous government" and said "this gives the lie to Minister Eric Pickles' claim that the fire and rescue service is somehow being protected".
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Trevor French, Devon and Somerset FBU secretary said: "Rather than just accept these enormous cuts forced upon us by central government, the fire authority along with chief fire officer Lee Howell should tell the coalition government that this scale of cuts is unacceptable, risks destroying the fabric of this important service, and ultimately puts more lives at risk.
The union said as a rural service and one of the biggest in the country, Devon and Somerset have long argued that a 'sparsity' factor should be included in any grant settlement received. This would take into account the lack of neighbouring services for support and the sheer scale of area that has to be covered by one fire and rescue service.
Bob Walker, FBU brigade chair said: "If the cuts proposed go through, there will be fewer firefighters, fewer fire stations and fewer fire engines. After the recent floods and fires firefighters have dealt with so professionally, the cuts would be a real kick in the teeth for both the public and the service. The FBU is asking people in our communities to stand up against damaging proposals for the fire and rescue service before it is too late."


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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – The No. 7 West Virginia women's basketball team advances to the Phillips 66 Big 12 Women's Basketball Semifinals with a 67-59 win over TCU, Saturday.
The Mountaineers improve to 28-3 this season, extending their win streak to 11 games and haven't lost a game in 42 calendar days, since Jan. 25 against Texas. WVU is now 7-0 all-time against TCU, and 3-0 this season.
"Let's give TCU a lot of credit; came out and played extremely hard," coach Mike Carey said. "They played us extremely hard all three times (this season). I knew this was going to be like this, this game, and I told the team when we knew we were playing them last night that they're a great team.
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With 11:42 remaining, WVU trailed by one when Palmer made back-to-back threes, followed by a three-point play from Asya Bussie, helping the Mountaineers spark a 12-2 run over the next 3:39. The run gave West Virginia its largest lead of the game, 56-47. The Horned Frogs used a 7-1 run from that point to cut the deficit to only one, 57-56, with 2:21 left. The Mountaineers then went on a 10-3 run to close the game, including a 6-of-7 mark from the free throw line to seal the win.
TCU's Zahna Medley made five of her first six field goal attempts and had 19 points until junior forward Jess Harlee began guarding her. Medley then only made three of her next 11 attempts, finishing with 32 points – 10 from the free throw line.
"We just tried to make sure that we were all on the same page and trying to slow down," senior guard Taylor Palmer said. "We knew we had to get stops, and like coach said, Jess Harlee came in and she played tremendous on Medley and it got her to slow down a little bit, and that's when we started to make our run."
The Horned Frogs (18-14) had three more 3-pointers than the Mountaineers, but shooting was very similar for each team. The Mountaineers outrebounded TCU 42-27, including 20 offensive boards. WVU has recorded at least 20 offensive rebounds against four Big 12 opponents this season. The Mountaineers earned 20 second chance points to TCU's six, with 30 points in the paint to the Horned Frogs' 18.
A major role in the paint was Bussie, who had her eighth double-double this season with 18 points and 13 rebounds, including seven boards on the offensive end. It was her 15th career double-double, matching Olayinka Sanni for 11th-most all-time in program history. Behind Bussie, Palmer added 11 points off the bench, including all three of WVU's 3-pointers, while senior guard Christal Caldwell added 10 points.
In the first half, the Mountaineers pulled away from a 4-4 tie in the opening minutes with a 7-0 run for their largest lead of the half, 11-4, with 14:16 until halftime. TCU responded with a 10-4 run, capped by back-to-back threes from Medley, but still trailed 15-14. Medley used a pair of consecutive threes again at the 5:51 mark, giving TCU its first lead since the opening minutes. The lead changed three times before the teams entered halftime tied at 31-31. It was the first game all season the Mountaineers were tied with their opponent at the break.
Sophomore guard Bria Holmes and junior Linda Stepney each played limited minutes in the opening half in foul trouble.
Behind Medley's game-leading 32 points, Natalie Ventress added six points, while Latricia Lovings recorded seven blocked shots and seven rebounds.
The Mountaineers advance to the semifinals to play No. 3-seeded Texas, Sunday, at 5:30 p.m. ET. The semifinals will air live, nationally, on Fox Sports 1.
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Anthony Spain has been Music Director of the Northwest Symphony Orchestra (NWSO) since 1987. Dr. Spain's innovative programming of northwest American composers first came to national attention in 1996 with a mention in a front page Wall Street Journal article regarding up and coming arts groups. Since then both he, and the NWSO, have garnered Eight National ASCAP awards for "Programming of Contemporary Music," and been featured several times on National Public Radio.
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Dr. Spain has guest conducted orchestras and choirs throughout America and in Europe. He has conducted the Orfeo International Orchestra with the choir of L'UNESCO (the cultural branch of the United Nations) in Paris, France as well as the Bath Philharmonic in Bath, England. The Bath Chronicle exclaimed of Dr. Spain "He has a type of charisma, which extends to the far orchestral corners." He has been a guest conductor with the Seattle Symphony Orchestra and a cover conductor with the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra. Dr. Spain is also a regular guest conductor every summer at the Masterworks Festival south of Chicago, which includes some of the most gifted students from around the country, along with musicians from major orchestras including the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, Indianapolis Symphony, National Symphony Orchestra, Philadelphia Orchestra and Saint Louis Symphony. Guest conducting in 2014 has included the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Honduras, and guest conducting in Hong Kong.
A noted conductor of works with orchestra with choir, Dr. Spain has conducted several choirs in the Seattle area including Cascadian Chorale, Choral Sounds Northwest, Northwest Boys choir, Northwest Girls choir, Northwest Chorale, Seattle Girls choir, Total Experience Gospel Choir and Vashon Chorales. Eugene Carlson, former reporter with the Wall Street Journal, wrote in March of 2008 "ever wonder if the director of a chorus- really makes a difference? Guest Director Anthony Spain took the (Vashon) Chorale to heights that seemed to surprise even the members of the chorus itself. The performance was terrific… a programming masterstroke."
Dedicated to education, he works regularly with students throughout the Seattle and Highline area, as part of the NWSO's "Symphony for Students" program. He is an active adjudicator and clinician and has been a guest speaker at conferences including the American Symphony Orchestra League's National Convention, the Conductor's Guild National Conference and is a regular speaker at Seattle Symphony Orchestra concerts. Spain graduated in 1990 with a Doctorate Degree in Music from the University of Washington, and has received numerous awards and honors including a Grammy nomination in vocal jazz performance. He is also an advisory board member of the Sacred Music Foundation, a board member of Ars Nova Music, and a member of the Highline Arts Advisory Council.
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: June 7, 2013 : Updated: June 7, 2013 3:22pm
Photo By JERRY LARA/San Antonio Express-NewsA reader is critical of Nelson Wolff's streetcar project, suggesting the city spend money on other things.
Re: "S.A. Scouts prepared to admit gay youths," Front Page, May 24:
I recently read in the Express-News that Gov. Rick Perry was disappointed that the Boy Scouts of America voted that they could accept gay scouts.
Gov. Perry, there are thousands of citizens in the great state of Texas who are disappointed in you, and the way you govern Texas.
Don't even think of running for president.
Better reasons
Re: "A Guide to San Antonio and South Texas," State, June 2:
The No. 1 topic printed is Mayor Julián Castro and his family. Why? Because they enchanted the country at the Democratic National Convention.
Is that a real reason to love the mayor of San Antonio?
Sabine Maytum
Proof of recovery
Four headlines and an article caught my attention in the Business Section of May 30:
"Exxon's 2nd best profits: $44.9 B," "Texas retailers report better May," "Sales of bank-owned homes have plunged to a five-year low," and "Banks report record earnings of $4.3 B."
Remember when the bankers were crying about no longer charging 29.9 percent interest and exorbitant fees on credit cards?
Attention critics of President Barack Obama's economic policies: Wake up and smell the recovery.
No streetcars
Re: "Tucson offers a cautionary tale about streetcars," Our Turn, Sunday:
Kudos to Josh Brodesky for his column. It was most informative and certainly aligns with my thinking about streetcars in San Antonio.
I liked Nelson Wolff as a mayor, but he has certainly gone off the deep end with this streetcar idea. San Antonio does not need streetcars.
If they have all that extra money, how about fixing up the potholes and bad roads?
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Father's Day is right around the corner and many of us don't have a big budget for gifts. Not to worry! You can still honor the special man in your life without spending a fortune. Following are some of our favorite finds for Father's Day Gifts for $15 or less:
For the Sports Dad
If you have a dad who loves sports, here are a few budget-friendly suggestions:
Fishing License
Offer to buy Dad's fishing license for the year. In most states, a basic fishing license can be purchased for under $15.
Colorful Golf Balls
Why go for traditional white balls when you can get a Bucket of Golf Balls in bright colors?
Outdoor Yard Games
A trip to your local discount store will surprise you. Inexpensive croquette and badminton sets are pretty easy to find. You can also get creative and give Dad a kit for frizbee golf, cornhole, water balloon tag, or any other game. Get creative. He's sure to enjoy playing a game outside with the kids on Father's Day.
For the New Dad
If you have a new first-time daddy, here are some suggestions to make that first Father's Day memorable:
A Book
A great book for new fathers is aptly titled, "The New Father, A Dad's Guide to the First Year" and it's only $12.49. You can find the book at Bed, Bath, and Beyond.
Foot Prints
You can get Dad a T-shirt, BBQ apron, or other item with baby's hand-print and footprint. Check out the clearance rack at your local department store for an item you can paint with fabric paint, then head to the craft store for fabric paints his favorite colors. Put baby footprints and hand prints on your fabric item for a gift that he can wear now and cherish in the years to come.
For the Techie Dad
If your man is a little on the geeky side, there are still options if you don't have a lot of money.
A Digital Photo Key-chain
This is a great way for dad to store all of his favorite photos and it's only $10.99 on Amazon.
Smart Phone Apps
Offer to buy your dad an app or two for his Smartphone. Dads usually spend their money on everyone else, so this is a chance for him to pick an app or two that he'd really like.
For All Dads: Gifts the Kids can Help With
All dads appreciate it when little hands make something special; it tugs at their heart strings. Following is a list of a few things the kids can create to make Father's Day special:
Handmade Gifts
Hand-crafted gifts from the kids are always a hit. Let them draw a picture, paint something with a hand-print, or give them a bunch of craft supplies and some glue and see what they come up with.
Clean the Car
Wash and wax his car and put a picture of the kids on the steering wheel. The children can help with this task, and the only cost is for the soap and wax. Elbow grease is free!
Breakfast in Bed
Few things delight Dad more on Father's Day than waking up to the kids serving him breakfast in bed. Even small children can help pour a glass of juice and set a tray to take to the bedroom.
Personalized Stepping Stone
Your local craft store has cement and plastic molds for a great price. Have the little ones imprint their hands or feet into the cement stone so dad has a special memory for the garden.
Photo Products
Many stores like Walgreens and CVS have a variety of gifts like mugs, frames, boxes, and other items that you can put a special photo memory for dad to use. Check out what Walgreens has to offer.
Father's Day is a time to honor the men we love. Giving gifts doesn't have to be about how much money you spend; the important thing is letting Dad know you thought of him and showing him how much you care.
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Granola frustration!
I swear I thought I saw a post on here tonight or a link about granola, but now I can't find it anywhere. I went to the website to purchase it, got interrupted, then my computer went down and I had to re-start it and the granola site was nowhere to be found. I tried searching my history, but still nada. So if anyone can help me, I would appreciate it! I think the company that made it started with a W and I know there was a tropical granola also. Wish I had paid more attention, but I didn't expect to lose all the info!
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Here's Sean Bean of Game Of Thrones and Lord Of The Rings fame explaining why he doesn't think Downton Abbey is anything special. Surprisingly not on his list of reasons? Downton's distressing lack of direwolf pups.
We were tempted to go full-on sensationalized gossip headline with, say, "OMG Sean Bean Rips Downton Abbey," but his criticism is actually super moderate and very reasonable. We disagree, of course, but I guess there's only enough room for one super-buzzed-out series where problems are frequently solved with magic:
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Coach looks ahead to U18s' weekend test.
U18 coach Carlton Fairweather is hoping the young Black Cats can take the positives from last week's draw with Arsenal into this weekend's clash with another London outfit.
Fulham arrive at the Stadium of Light on Saturday (KO 11am) with Sunderland looking to build on a hard-fought point last weekend.
Rees Greenwood scored for Sunderland against the Gunners, with the hosts unlucky not to register their first win of the season.
And Fairweather is hoping for more progress this weekend against a Fulham outfit who have participated in some good battles with the Black Cats in the past.
"The lads played really well [against Arsenal], especially considering the game we had on Wednesday [versus Newcastle] where we didn't really play that well," he explained.
"To bounce back as we did was great. We created some fantastic chances, although to win games you need to score goals.
"But on reflection it was a great performance."
He added: "We always seem to have good games against Fulham; very close. I expect it will be more of the same.
"Hopefully the lads can put on another good display after the one against Arsenal, which was a good boost for us.
"We're looking for a good performance and hopefully we'll get something out of the game."


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The Hawks believe they have a strong case against Bobby Motaung and his co-accused for alleged fraud.
JOHANNESBURG - The Hawks on Friday said they are confident Kaizer Chiefs manager Bobby Motaung and his co-accused will stand trial for fraud relating to the construction of the Mbombela Stadium.
Motaung and Herbert Theledi were released on R50 000 bail on Thursday while the third accused, Chris Gribb, secured his freedom on Friday.
He was released on R20,000 bail.
The Hawk's McIntosh Polela said, "The state did not oppose bail because we are confident they will come back on 15 October and answer to the charges against them."
Meanwhile, a whistleblower into the alleged tender corruption relating to the building of the stadium was murdered in 2009.
James Nkambule was poisoned after he claimed that corrupt politicians were behind a "hit list" in Mpumalanga and gave a copy to journalists and police.
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Crosswind Drive is now back opened. People are allowed to return back into their homes and businesses at this time.
KBTX has heard that there are reports of a large acid spill at Crosswind Drive and Highway 21 in Bryan. This is very close to Coulter Airport.
Initial reports coming from emergency responders say that 200-300 gallons of hydrochloric acid have spilled in the area and that it may have contaminated an area of up to 3 football fields in size.
Hydrochloric acid is used in the production of chlorides, fertilizers, and dyes and is corrosive to the skin, eyes, and mucous membranes.
The acid spilled in a pit near Crosswood Oilfield. Crews have now dug a dam to keep the acid from spilling out any further.
Evacuations are taking place in the area a half mile radius around the spill. Emergency crews have asked anyone located close to the spill to stay indoors. Vapors from the acid is now the main concern.
Crosswind Drive is shut down and traffic is being diverted.
A crew is on the way to the scene. Stay with KBTX for the latest information.
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