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By Mary Akey
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As you stand upon the shore and watch the thundering surf, you wonder at the might of the sea. The roar of the waves beat your soul, the ripping tide pulls you like a magnet to the edge of the water.
The spray of the sand in the wind stings your face, the whipping wind brings droplets of the seawater to rinse the sand. Your body trembles both from the cold and the feeling of power as your body feels the caressing of the wind that holds you in its grip.
The sounds pull at you, they rock you to your inner core. You watch the pounding waves, your heart races with the echoes of the waves hitting the rocks and shore.
You watch as someone climbs to the edge of a cliff that is being beaten in the throes of the high waves and you pray for their safety and hope you see them washed over because of their idiocy.
You see the Power of God in this nature, and when the calming of the seas come you drop to your knees in awe of the beauty of a golden sunset and the peace that is in your heart.
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From September 12 lichen sample (Staghorn Sumac Tree)
From lichen sample collected yesterday.
Common on lichens, on dead sumac trees
Photographed under magnification. Discovered on lichen.
A part of the Baker University REU program. Tardigrade was found in eastern Kansas, seen here on a slide through a light microscope.
Paramacrobiotus areolatus.In a state of cryptobiosis
Imaged with an Olympus CK2 phase contrast microscope showing movements of the buccal elements.
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Tardigrade from the Dry Valleys of Antarctica
Tardigrade Ova in and adult carapace
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Eggs demonstrated in the organism
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This was on moss (Pleurozium schreberi) from a clump of lichens (Cladina) and moss in black spruce muskeg.
Found him on a wet pice of moss growing on a stump. This particular specimen was a lot more active than other tardigrades.
The first tardigrade I've ever managed to find! It was in moss in a house gutter, was pale brown with dark markings, opaque rather than transparent. Hard to make out too much detail with my 20x binocular microscope, but could clearly see its stumpy little legs, moving quite actively but not propelling it across the moss with any great speed. Couldn't see any cirri. They always look quite rigid in pictures, but its body was quite flexible.
Tardigrade, just emerged from its egg. Found on a fern
Tardigrade found in moss
Microscope: 20x Objective
Illumination: Brightfield
sp 1
sp 2.
Scientific Name: Echiniscoides Sigismundi
You can see why they are called "water bears.
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During the molting phase the tardigrade mother deposits her eggs in the shed skin to provide a protective shelter. This shows the cuticula with several developing eggs.
It's hard to take a picture of these guys - they never stop moving. Found with many friends grazing on some moss.
Especie Ramazzottius oberhaeuseri
Familia Ramazzottidae
Clase Eutardigrada
Water Bear
Temp. & pH = N/A
Found grazing on a rock moss.
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Pre research tardigrada from Hypogymnia sp. growing on P. menziesii substrate
Found on Cladonia spp. Growing on P. menziesii bark substrate.
-Collected at north-west edge of parking lot "B" on The Evergreen State College campus.
This tardigrade was clear with green gut contents. I found it in Bryum capillare.
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But just as he who called you is holy, so be holy in all you do; for it is written: Be holy, because I am holy.
1 Peter 1:1516
The call of God is the manifestation in time of His purpose in eternity: Those he predestined, he also called (Romans 8:30). Believers are the called according to his purpose (Romans 8:28). In His call He reveals to us what His thoughts and His will are concerning us and what the life is to which He invites us. He makes clear to us what the hope of our calling is, and as we spiritually apprehend and enter into this, our life on earth will be the reflection of His purpose for us in eternity.
Scripture uses more than one word to indicate the object or aim of our calling, but none more frequently than what Peter speaks of in our text: God has called us to be holy as He is holy. Paul addresses believers twice as called to be saints [holy] (Romans 1:7; 1 Corinthians 1:2). For God did not call us, he says, to be impure, but to live a holy life (1 Thessalonians 4:7). When he writes, The God of peace, sanctify you through and through, he adds, The one who calls you is faithful and he will do it (1 Thessalonians 5:2324). The calling itself is spoken of as a holy calling. The eternal purpose, of which the calling is the outcome, is also continually connected with holiness as its aim. He chose us in him ... to be holy and blameless in his sight (Ephesians 1:4). From the beginning God chose you to be saved through the sanctifying work of the Spirit (2 Thessalonians 2:13). Chosen according to the foreknowledge of God the Father, through the sanctifying work of the Spirit (1 Peter 1:2). The call is the unveiling of the purpose that the Father from eternity had set His heart upon: that we should be holy.
Without doubt, to know what God has called us to is of infinite importance. To misunderstand here could be fatal. You may have heard that God calls you to salvation or to happiness, to receive pardon or to obtain heaven. But have you ever noticed that all these were subordinate to His main purpose? It is to salvation through sanctification; to holiness first and foremost as the element in which salvation and heaven are to be found. The complaints of many Christians as to a lack of joy and strength, of failure and lack of growth, are due to the fact that they have not given holiness the place that God gives it.
No wonder Paul, when he spoke to the Ephesians about being chosen to be holy, prayed for the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of God to be given to each believer that he might know the hope to which he has been called (Ephesians 1:1718). Let all of us who now see to what we are called pray this prayer and ask God to show us that just as He who called us is holy, so we are to be also. Our calling, before and above everything else, is to holiness. Let us ask Him to show us what holiness is: first His, and then ours; to show us how He has set His heart upon it as the one thing He wants to see in us: His own image and likeness. Oh, that God by His Spirit would teach all of us what this calling means! It is easy to conceive what an influence it would have.
Just as he who called you is holy, so be holy in all you do (1 Peter 1:15). This call of God shows us the true motive behind His command: Be holy, because I am holy (1 Peter 1:16). It is as if God said, Holiness is my glory: without it you cannot see me or enjoy me; there is nothing higher to be had. I invite you to share my likeness. Does this attract you and move you deeplythe hope of being partakers of His holiness? There is nothing better He could offer you. Shouldnt we cry to God to show us the glory of His holiness, that our souls may be made willing to give everything to respond to this wonderful call?
His call also shows the nature of true holiness. To be holy is to be Godlike, to have a disposition, a will, a character like God. The thought almost looks like blasphemy, until we listen again: He chose us in him ... to be holy (Ephesians 1:4). In Christ the holiness of God appeared in a human life, in His own life here on earth. We have the holiness of the Invisible One translated into the forms of human life and conduct. To be Christlike is to be Godlike; to be Christlike is to be holy as God is holy.
The call equally reveals the power of holiness. There is none holy but the Lord; there is no holiness but what He has, or rather what He is and shares. The quality is not something we do or attain by our own power: it is the communication of the divine life, the inbreathing of the divine nature, the power of the divine presence resting on us. And our power to become holy is to be found in the call of God: the Holy One calls us to himself that He may make us holy by possessing himself. He not only says, I am holy, but I am the Lord, who makes you holy (Leviticus 22:32). Because the call comes from the God of infinite power and love, we may have confidence that we can be holy.
The call no less reveals the standard of holiness. There is not one standard for God and another for man. The nature of light is the same whether we see it in the sun or in a candle; the nature of holiness remains unchanged whether it dwells in God or in man. The Lord Jesus could say nothing less than Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect (Matthew 5:48). When God calls us to holiness, He calls us to himself and His own life. The more carefully we listen to His voice and let the fact sink into our hearts, the more will all human standards fall away and only His words remain.
The call shows us the path of holiness. The calling of God is one of efficacy, an effectual calling. Listen to Him and with divine power the call will work what it offers. He calls the things that are not as though they were. His call gives life to the dead and holiness to those whom He has made alive. He calls us to listen as He speaks of His holiness, and of ours like His. He calls us to himself, to study, to fear, to love, to claim His holiness. He calls us to Christ, in whom divine holiness became human holiness, to see and admire, to desire and accept what is all for us. He calls us to the indwelling and the teaching of the Spirit of holiness, to yield ourselves that He may bring home to us and breathe within us what is ours in Christ. Believer, listen to God calling you to holiness; come and learn what His holiness is, what yours is, and what it should be.
Be silent and listen. When God called Abraham, he answered, Here am I (Genesis 22:1). When God called Moses from the bush, he answered, Here am I (Exodus 3:4) and hid his face, for he was afraid to look upon God. God is calling you to himself, the Holy One, that He may make you holy. Let your whole soul answer, Here am I, Lord! Speak to me. Show yourself to me. As you listen, the voice will be clear: Be holy, as I am holy. Be holy, for I am holy. You will hear a voice coming out of eternity, from the council chamber of redemption. You will hear a voice from heaven, the Creator making the seventh day holy for man whom He had created, and saying, Be holy. You will hear the voice from Sinai amid thunder and lightning, and still it is the same: Be holy, as I am holy. You will hear a voice from Calvary: Be holy, for I am holy.
Child of God, have you ever heard this call from God? Shouldnt we confess that happiness has been to us more than holiness, and salvation more than sanctification? But it is not too late to redeem the error. Listen to the voice that calls, draw close, and find out what holiness is, or better, find out and know Him who is the Holy One. If the first approach to Him fills us with shame and confusion, makes us fear and hold back, let us still listen to the voice that tells us to be holy, as He is holy. The one who calls you is faithful and he will do it (1 Thessalonians 5:24). All our fears and questions will be met by this One who has revealed His holiness with one purpose in view: that we might share it with Him. As we yield ourselves in the deep quietness of our soul to listen to the voice that calls us, it will awaken within us a new desire and strong faith to be holy.
O Lord, the only Holy One, you have called us to be holy, even as you are holy! Lord, how can we, unless you reveal to us your holiness? Show us how you are holy, how holy you are, and what your holiness is, that we may know how we are to be holy and how holy we are to be. And when the sight of you shows us how unholy we are, teach us that you make those partakers of your own holiness who come to you for it.
O God, we come to you, the Holy One. It is in knowing and finding and having you that the soul finds holiness. We come to beseech you to burn into our heart that the one object of your calling us and of our coming to you is holiness. You would have us be like yourself, partakers of your holiness. If ever our heart fears that this is too high to attain or rests content with a salvation less than holiness, blessed God, let us hear your voice calling again, Be holy, for I am holy. Let that call be our motivation and our strength, because faithful is He that calls, who also will do it. Let that call mark our standard and our path.
1. Let me press upon every reader of this book that if it is to help him in the pursuit of holiness, he must begin with God himself. You must go to Him who calls you. It is only in the personal revelation of God to you as He speaks, "I am holy," that the command "Be holy" can have life or power.
2. Remember, as a believer you have already accepted God's call, even though you did not fully understand it. Let it be a settled matter that whatever you see to be the meaning of the call, you will at once accept and carry out. If God calls you to be holy, then you will be holy.
3. Take a firm grasp of the Word: "The God of peace sanctify you through and through...The one who calls you is faithful and he will do it."
4. Be still and listen to your Father calling you. Ask for and count upon the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of holiness, to open your heart to understand this holy calling. And then speak boldly your answer to this call.
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The Path to Holiness by Andrew Murray
Copyright � 1984, 2001, Bethany House Publishers
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- Core Sub-Architecture: PIC32
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- Kit Contents: Eval Board PIC32MX460F512L
- No. of Bits: 32bit
- SVHC: To Be Advised
- Silicon Core Number: PIC32MX460F512L
- Silicon Family Name: PIC32MX460Fxxxx
- Silicon Manufacturer: Microchip
The 410-220 is a Cerebot MX4cK microcontroller development board based on the Microchip PIC32MX460F512L, a member of the 32bit PIC32 microcontroller family. The Cerebot MX4cK is designed to be easy to use and suitable for use by anyone from beginners to advanced users for experimenting with electronics and embedded control systems. A built in programming/debugging circuit compatible with the Microchip MPLAB IDE is provided on the board, so no additional hardware is required for use with MPLAB. The Cerebot MX4cK provides 74 I/O pins that support a number of peripheral functions, such as USB controller, UART, SPI and I2C ports as well as five pulse width modulated outputs and five external interrupt inputs. The Cerebot MX4cK features a flexible power supply system with a number of options for powering the board as well as powering peripheral devices connected to the board.
- Support for programming and debugging within the Microchip MPLAB development environment
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- Two push buttons
- Four LEDs
- Multiple power supply options, including USB powered
- ESD protection and short circuit protection for all I/O pins
- Compatible for use with the chip KIT MPIDE development environment
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Updated at 3:00 p.m. PST with information about Jason Holtman.
That one company that you never thought would lay anyone off has apparently laid people off.
Valve, the Half-Life developer and operator of the Steam digital-distribution service, reportedly cut jobs in its hardware and Android development departments, according to Gamasutra.
Unconfirmed reports put the total number of Valve employees laid off at around two dozen.
Earlier today, Valve electrical engineer Jeri Ellsworth posted a Tweet that claims she was fired:
Yup. Got fired today. Time for new exciting projects.
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— Jeri Ellsworth (@jeriellsworth) February 13, 2013
Separately, Develop reports that Valve director of business Jason Holtman left the company. Holtman was an important part of Steam's rise to prominence as he dealt with outside studios and publishers trying to distribute their games on the platform.
GamesBeat reached out to Valve for comment, but the company has yet to respond.
Valve is working on its own PC-based hardware, which gamers often refer to as the Steam Box. Ellsworth worked in the hardware department but isn't talking about specifics.
The depths of the developer's involvement with the Android platform is unclear. The company released its mobile Steam client on the platform but didn't announce any other projects for Google's mobile OS. We also asked Valve how this will affect support for the Steam app on Android.
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Published April 15, 2007 12:00 am
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My family and I were driving home from my cousin's house after enjoying a nice holiday meal, when my wife and I saw a beat-up old van with the Utah license plate "666." Here it was on Easter Sunday, the one day that truly represents what Christianity is all about, and I have the luck of running into Satan on I-15.
As a side note, Lucifer actually uses his blinker, and seemed like a relatively courteous driver. I was going to call my priest for a blessing, or the Utah State Tax Commission to complain. But both of those options seemed to be too much work. Rather, I went home, opened a bottle of Merlot, and enjoyed watching my kids come down from their sugar high.
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I spent $369 on the video card. It was the most expensive part.
An Xbox One costs only 50 bucks more.
So they have to give the image of it being a value buy. And they do that by including games in the deal.
But in this case, they are telling customers that they're getting $90 worth of game. When the game is only $10.
A couple decades ago, you'd buy a sound card or CD drive and you'd get a dozen free games. But you paid $300 each for the parts. Got to make it look like a value or else people might get outpriced and move to a console.
Everyone's ****ing cheap.
The last video card I bought I got a copy of DiRT Showdown AND a copy of Metro.
Wii golf.
Real golf.
Also, Ukraine has ordered full mobilization and a state of war now exists.
That's not to say that it isn't without some problems, but lets do positive things first.
I can see that you had a vision of what you wanted and you were able to get reasonably good performances out of your actors. I've seen much worse acting from student films. I assume this is a student film.
I like that you didn't attempt to innovate with the camera. Too often people think if they adopt some gimmick it will make their film better. And it's a fallacy. Well framed shots with relevant steadiness served you well.
To me, it is not apparent with one viewing what your purpose is and what this means. This is a positive, in my opinion. I find that the best films are those which beg to be examined. Even if the examination yields no result, it still inspired study and is a positive.
There is one big negative in my mind. And that is that the sound was inconsistent and generally shoddy. This is probably a limitation of the equipment you had easy access to and not a problem with your sound guy.


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We miss the Counter, and we finally got around to trying its replacement, Jack's. We arrived hungry, and left disappointed. We were kind of surprised, since this is basically a sliced meat place. You wait in line to order at a counter, then scramble to find a table. Some food is given to you when you pay, and other stuff is brought to the table, but the system was confusing. At the cashier, I received a plate of tri-tip, no sauce or sides, just tri-tip, and cups for drinks. After a few minutes our sweet potato fries arrived, followed by a plate turkey and mashed potatoes and a ala carte veggie sandwich. Not sure why we couldn't have everything all together, like at the Hofbrau on Watt. Anyway, the food was OK, nothing great. Prices were a little high for ala carte sandwiches and sliced meats. Decor and 90s music were fine. Now I am really missing the Counter.
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Poll: With who should Naruto end up in 'Wind Whirlpool' as his lover? Vote Now!
Author has written 36 stories for Naruto, and Vocaloid.
Announcement for all my dear readers and followers; as of Tuesday, I will be going to France and probably will stay there until the mid of August. Alas, it is impossible for me to bring any of my laptops, seeing as how I have a very convincing mother who managed to encourage me not bringing any, since there will be a fully functioning Mac computer at my cousins place... Never mind it does not have my notes, who needs them?! (yes, it was said in high pitch)
Before you scroll down to check out my stories/favorites I would ask of you to pay attention to this little segment.
In order not to be one of those authors who put up an author note as a new chapter to the story, thus exciting and disappointing their readers down(who probably won't even bother reading the a/n chapter by then), I decided to put my notes here (as it should be!).
So, here they are (the incomplete ones):
Cornbread: SNS 2k15 dedicated 12 chapters long story. A new chapter will be posted every month. There is no time frame for the chapter (ex. 20th or 13th), it's when I get around it publishing it in that month;
Momoku no Rasen: On a long HIATUS, for now, until I find where I've lost my co-writer. Or, If I decide to do it by myself, until I finish at least two stories;
Say What!: Ah, this one... It'll probably take a while, seeing as how I did lose notes for it, along with the previous computer. I remember this one was planned out to have not over 20 chapters, but now that the revision is in progress, I will most probably shorten it. I can promise an update this summer, just not the exact timing of it. It's 2/4 finished, and the other half is giving me a headache;
The Amazing Shenanigans of Mr Fox and The Diabolic Tykes: There are a total of 16 chapters planned for this one, each summary is already written out, along with the epilogue. The next chapter installation would probably be in August, I reckon;
What Happened To Normality: Honestly, I changed my writing style from this story's point so much. Meaning, it will take time to get back to it. Again, this means there will not be an update soon, and that this story is currently on HIATUS as well;
Wind Whirlpool:
As far any other story is concerned, they are all marked complete. Even if I gave hints about continuing some, I won't, until I safely end most of the above.
I do not have a drinking problem... I'm just thirsty.
World without woman would be a pain in the ass... if you know what I mean.
I have to exercise early in the morning before my brain figures out what I'm doing.
I'm baffled over what to eat and they're crying over love.
I get plenty of exercise: jumping to conclusions, pushing my luck and dodging deadlines.
Hello there, this is your life speaking. You have no idea what you're doing, do you?
It's not that I don't trust people... I simply don't trust the demon inside of them.
I only know how to do things three ways: right way, wrong way and my way... which is the wrong way, only faster.
Six hours later, I still hadn't managed to write a full sentence for the paper due the next morning. However, I did win 7 out of 245 games of Solitaire.
A conscience is what hurts when all your other parts feel so good.
Depression is merely anger without enthusiasm.
Every time I say the word 'diet', I wash my mouth out with chocolate.
The only cure for a writer's block is insomnia.
I love deadlines. I especially like the whooshing sound they make as they go flying by.
Most people don't mind SasuSaku pairings...
Some people see(or read) Naruto and Hinata kissing and say, "Aw... how cute!"
Other people cry when they see(or read) Tenten screaming her lungs out because Neji died...
What I don't understand is this...
Most people would slap you if they could when they see(or read) Sasuke and Naruto holding hands and sharing a drink...
Some people would shoot you looks of disgust when they learn that you enjoy reading(or writing) about Itachi and Sasuke kissing...
Other people would even hate you for disgracing the name of respectable shinobis such as Kakashi and Iruka or Neji and Gaara or Sasuke and Naruto when you write fanfics...
My question is...
Why do some think it is a terrible crime to like these strange pairings?
And why must some even go as far as to discriminate, insult, and associate the person with perversion, lust, and even mental retardation when they learn that you like these pairings?
FANFICTION- UNITED NATIONS!! Has anyone else noticed how a lot of us get along and make friends on here and we can be from completely different countries? WTF!? We're here making world peace on the INTERNET and we have all those ambassadors and senators and whatever struggling with it!! If you realize this (or read this and agreed) copy and paste this and add your name and country (country is optional) to the list. SPREAD THE PEACE!!: Naruto-fan-Okami-chan (USA), NaraTemari011 (Puerto Rico), Lala girl in Lalaland (USA), Kakashi Forever (England), Aristotle29 (USA), Akatsuki's Foxy Musician (Australia), enRei (Serbia),
"Hey, Sasuke? Why do people feel safer under blankets? It's not like a killer is going to come in here and be like, 'I'm going to kill yo – ah, shit, you're under a blanket! Never mind.'" - Three Words by SkyChasingDreamer
"Is that anyway to speak about your child?" Sai grinned.
"Just leave me alone!"
"But I like you. And I'm supposed to stalk you until you swear your eternal love for me. Or at least go out with me. Or you could do both." - In the Middle of Confrontation by Simple-Minded-Idiot
"I hope I didn't just see you copying off of Sasuke's paper, Naruto." Iruka said quietly.
"I hope you didn't see me either." - Lights in The Fridge by fowl68
Naruto stares. The swan stares boldly back. "Please," Naruto says, getting up, "Don't tell me. I need to fall in love with you now."
The swan nods, and Naruto feels a sudden itch to eat swan broth. - Madame d'Aulnoy by fool.0
"I think you killed him." Naruto remarked.
"It's my godly good looks. They stun everyone." Sasuke nodded. - Little People by N.V.9
"There's a thin line between hate and homosexual man-feelings."
"Hey- wait, that's not-" - No Logic In Love by Quack says the T-shape
"Yeah, the man with the onion ass."
"The man with the onion...what?"
Lina nodded, "An ass so beautiful," she wiped at a fake tear, "it brings tears to your eyes. Kinda like yours." - Beastly Callings by darkalbino
"Like 'Retreat'?" Shika asked.
Somehow, I got the feeling I'd be retreating in every battle.- The Four Seasons by Rizember
"Any last words?" Kiba asked solemnly.
"Yes, for should this be the day I die, remember this of me: I lived." - -Three Words by SkyChasingDreamer
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A wish to build a dream on
Published: Thursday, December 1, 2005 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 at 4:13 p.m.
Glancing around the Skill Day Center's new 3,500-square-foot building you'd probably never guess the wishes 10 years ago of Catherine Jones. She started the tutoring center with her family in one of Ocala's rougher neighborhoods.
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Catherine didn't wish for the center's roster to swell to more than 200 children. She didn't wish to daily touch the lives of children and youth.
"I wished it had never started and I wished it would hurry up and be over," said Catherine, so she could get back to the life she knew previously, one of a certain income, since her husband, Calvin, had now given up his teaching job to start this homegrown mission.
Yet for more than a decade, the Skill Day Center has been a refuge for the children of Busbee Quarters, a subsidized housing project in northwest Ocala that was once riddled with drug deals and violence.
Children of all ages and sizes come here for homework help or to simply bask in a friendly, loving environment, provided by the Joneses and their daughters and a stable of volunteers.
For 10 years, the Joneses worked their magic in one-fifth the space. The Skill Day Center used to be in a tiny 680-square-foot shotgun house in nearby Busbee Quarters. The shower was used for storage.
Children and teenagers crammed into every nook and cranny. A lone window air conditioning unit attempted to cool the place.
Such days are behind them.
Eleven years later, Catherine Jones has a far different wish. She now wishes "that I can live and stay here until I'm 200 and fill the house with children."
Since September, the children now study in a brand new 3,500-square-foot building on Southwest 17th Ave. As they enter the tan and pink block building, they find a large multipurpose room.
Different stations, such as reading and math, are scattered around the room. Off to either side are five classrooms plus a computer lab, wired for Internet access.
Toward the back left side sits the library/reading room. Sitting in the middle back is a kitchen - a real kitchen - with a stove, a refrigerator and ample cabinet space. (The old center's kitchen was more like an afterthought and its counters supported computers.)
The new center has two bathrooms - boys' and girls' - and they're wheelchair accessible. "This is a luxury because in the old place ..." Catherine paused briefly. "Gosh, this bathroom is as big as the old place!"
Each room has green chalkboards. Deep windows let the bright sunshine in, and central air cools students and volunteers alike.
"Everything - everything - the chalkboards - everything was donated to us," Catherine says. Even the land and the labor to landscape around the building were donated, as were a baby grand piano and an organ.
Now, "it's going to be even more difficult to get the kids to go home," Catherine said in an interview before the center opened. Mondays through Thursdays, the Joneses open the center at 8 a.m. and "we do well if we can leave at 7."
Every day, 35 to 40 students, age preschool to high school, migrate to the center. The actual number ebbs and flows depending on what happens at school. When science projects are due and papers need to be written, more students show up. The roster does indeed have 200 kids.
"We know, if given the opportunity, these children can learn and will learn," Catherine, 50, says. The center accepts any child who needs help. "A child's social status, a Zip code, doesn't matter. A child from a 5,000-square-foot home can have problems. A child in trouble is a child in trouble."
One of Catherine Jones' favorite storybooks tells the tale of Pearly the Oyster, who was created from a speck of dirt in the bottom of the sea.
She embraces the concept of a beautiful shining bauble being spun from that speck. "Dirt, nothing _- then this priceless pearl comes out of it.
"That's how I've learned to appreciate all the little children, especially those from Busbee Quarters, who are considered nothing. If you treat them like doctors and lawyers and journalists, like teachers, like preachers, then you can get goodness out of them.
"They can grow up to be the nurse that takes care of you or they can grow up to be the thug that carjacks you."
Susan Peters, a media specialist at Belleview High School, is a volunteer who has been a liaison between the center and First Presbyterian Church, one of many Marion County churches who have helped with both financial and prayerful contributions.
"They just look like the pied pipers of the neighborhood," Susan says of the Joneses. "The children come running whenever the Skill Day Center is open.
"They've been such an influence in the community," Susan says.
"Busbee Quarters became a safer place. ... The center is like a light on the hill."
That light has frequently burned off of deep faith.
More than 10 years ago, Calvin was a Chapter 1 tutor at Evergreen Elementary in Marion County Public Schools. He wasn't convinced that the kids who needed extra help were getting it. So he ventured into Busbee Quarters. "He said to me, 'they're teachable,' " Catherine says. "They live with so many broken promises, fear, violence. They don't turn it on and off. They need someone in the neighborhood to understand."
Catherine wasn't so confident that this was what they were supposed to do. "I said, 'Your name is Calvin, not Moses.'
"At first, I didn't have it (faith)," she adds. "He's the seer, he's the strength," she says about her husband, a former University of Florida football player.
At times during the past decade, the Joneses had no home, no electricity, no paycheck, and nothing to eat but grits with not even cheese or sausage to spice them up.
"Now I am so grateful to God to be here and to be nurturing and to be trusted by these children who seem so hard but are fragile," Catherine says.
Still, the Joneses don't see themselves as doing something all that outstanding. "What's special about the Skill Day Center is we're simple people doing a simple job," says Calvin Jones.
"We do it because we love it," he says. Catherine adds, "It truly is faith-based."
No one gets paid, including Catherine and Calvin.
"We work for the rewards of the heavenly Father," Calvin, also 50, says.
"It's not to make a living at it. It's our love for God and obedience for Him," Catherine says now.
Because of their deep faith and desire to share the word of God along with phonics lessons, math formulas and a good dose of manners, the Joneses will not accept government funds. They won't even apply.
They don't rely on car washes or bake sales. "When (God) told Calvin to stand in the gap in Busbee, He didn't say to do fundraisers," Catherine says.
"We're here about children, so we don't feel the need to have a board of directors meeting to buy a child a pair of shoes. ... There's no concrete agenda."
They do rely on donations and prayers.
"It doesn't take a million dollars to teach children the alphabet, how to say 'please' and 'thank you' and 'may I,' " Catherine says. "We're living proof of that."
Amid all this labor of love, Catherine has struggled with cancer. Three times doctors have told her to gather her family together to possibly say goodbye. Three times she's bounced back. Not one to sit still, during her long sessions of chemotherapy, she put her time to good use by studying for her doctorate. In February, she received her Ph.D. from Logos University in Jacksonville in Christian education.
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Police ID pilot killed in Beaver County crash
Published February 28, 2011 3:51 pm
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Police have identified a Los Angeles man as the pilot killed in a Beaver County plane crash Saturday.
Allen Layton, 48, took off from Vail, Colo., on Saturday morning and was headed to Los Angeles, said Beaver County Sheriff Cameron Noel. The pilot stopped in Grand Junction, Colo., because of weather but took off again later in the day.
About 8 p.m., the plane disappeared from radar.
"Visibility was down. It was pretty bad," Noel said. "He just got into some bad weather and was attempting to get to the [Milford] airport. Unfortunately, he didn't make it."
Search-and-rescue crews found the single-engine, fixed-wing plane and Layton's body six miles west of Milford on Sunday afternoon.
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Douglas County GOP Chair Mark Baisley leaning to run against incumbent Call
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In the wake of a solid thumping at the polls that has left Colorado Republicans trying to figure out what went wrong, state GOP Chairman Ryan Call could face a challenge from the head of one of the state's most conservative county parties if he seeks a second term early next year. Mark Baisley, chairman of the Douglas County Republicans, told The Colorado Statesman this week that he's leaning toward a bid for the top spot after receiving numerous calls from Republicans urging him to replicate the suburban county party's successes statewide.
Controversy over fracking in Colorado runs deep
Rift among stakeholders could spill over to legislative session
The Colorado Statesman
The debate over whether state regulators can responsibly govern hydraulic fracturing is leaving few parties satisfied — causing a rift between regulators themselves, the governor's office, legislators and environmental and industry stakeholders. The upcoming legislative session, as a result, is likely going to offer heated disagreements over the growing conversation, including bills that compete with state rulemaking.
DU panel hears fixes to campaign finance reform
Free airtime, public financing?
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A University of Denver panel charged with making recommendations for campaign finance reform was told on Wednesday that the best way to stop money from corroding the political system is to offer public financing and free advertising airtime for campaigns.
The 19-member task force has been holding a series of meetings with experts to determine whether there should be campaign finance regulations, and what those regulations should look like. Panel members include Joe Blake, former chancellor of the Colorado State University System and former chief executive of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, Dick Robinson, chief executive of Robinson Dairy, attorney John Moye, a partner with Moye White, LLP, former state Sen. Polly Baca, D-Greeley, and Stephanie Villafuerte, executive director of the Rocky Mountain Children's Law Center, to name a few.
Legislators energized for new session
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State lawmakers on Thursday outlined an extensive legislative agenda related to energy for the upcoming session that begins on Jan. 9. The legislature is likely to address establishing a renewable thermal standard, incentivizing so-called "green" construction and capturing methane gas, increasing the value for diseased trees to be used as fuel, accelerating the use of alternative fuels for state fleets, and establishing a clean energy commercial building program.
Choice is clear: Schaffer embodies essence of true reform in education
Out-going State Board of Ed member lauded by diverse group of Republicans and Democrats
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Politicians from both sides of the aisle joined education reform activists to honor term-limited State Board of Education Chairman Bob Schaffer last week for his more than two decades of work at all levels of government to give parents a choice when it comes to their children's schools.
'Colorado Compact' aims for immigration reform
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While the document isn't binding and doesn't propose specific legislation, backers of an agreement on immigration reform unveiled this week say the Colorado Compact could help chart a course out of one of the country's longstanding policy thickets and might help heal a yawning rift between Hispanic voters and the Republican Party.
Gessler gets earful on listening tour
Arapahoe County GOP chair cites blackjack-wielding volunteer and 'hideous' scene in Mission Viejo
The Colorado Statesman
Secretary of State Scott Gessler got an earful this week at the first stops on his self-described "listening tour" designed to solicit comments from the public about the conduct of the 2012 election.
Poll watchers, canvass board members, party officials and regular citizens lined up to air their grievances on Wednesday in Boulder and Centennial, complaining about everything from faulty polling lists and ham-handed county clerks to Gessler's own actions chasing suspected non-citizens on the voter rolls while, some claimed, creating unnecessary hurdles for residents to register and vote.
Another beer bill on tap at the Legislature
Priola crafting legislation for craft beer at grocery, convenience stores
The Colorado Statesman
Rep. Kevin Priola, R-Henderson, is crafting legislation that would allow some small-batch microbreweries to sell full-strength beer in grocery and convenience stores in Colorado. But the craft beer industry isn't quite sure it's ready to toast the measure quite yet.
Priola points to skyrocketing demand for micro beers in Colorado, with the state having become known as the sort of "Napa Valley of craft beer" for its burgeoning microbrewery scene.
Immigration reporting law has high cost for the state
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Senate Bill 90, passed in 2006, requires a police officer who has probable cause to believe that an arrestee is an undocumented immigrant to report the incident to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office (ICE).
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Afghanistan: Latest MSF Updates
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- "Unspeakable": An MSF Nurse Recounts the Attack on MSF's Kunduz Hospital
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MSF Response to Pentagon Claim That Afghan Forces Called For Kunduz Airstrike
"Today the US government has admitted that it was their airstrike that hit our hospital in Kunduz and killed 22 patients and MSF staff. Their description of the attack keeps changing—from collateral damage, to a tragic incident, to now attempting to pass responsibility to the Afghanistan government. The reality is the US dropped those bombs. The US hit a huge hospital full of wounded patients and MSF staff. The US military remains responsible for the targets it hits, even though it is part of a coalition. There can be no justification for this horrible attack. With such constant discrepancies in the US and Afghan accounts of what happened, the need for a full transparent independent investigation is ever more critical."
—Christopher Stokes, General Director, Médecins Sans Frontières
Statement on Kunduz Hospital Bombing
Kabul/Brussels, October 4: Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) issued the following statement today from Christopher Stokes, MSF General Director, on the bombing of MSF's hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan:
"Under the clear presumption that a war crime has been committed, MSF demands that a full and transparent investigation into the event be conducted by an independent international body. Relying only on an internal investigation by a party to the conflict would be wholly insufficient.
"Not a single member of our staff reported any fighting inside the MSF hospital compound prior to the U.S. airstrike on Saturday morning. The hospital was full of MSF staff, patients and their caretakers. It is 12 MSF staff members and 10 patients, including three children, who were killed in the attack.
"We reiterate that the main hospital building, where medical personnel were caring for patients, was repeatedly and very precisely hit during each aerial raid, while the rest of the compound was left mostly untouched.We condemn this attack, which constitutes a grave violation of International Humanitarian Law."
MSF Demands Explanations After Deadly Airstrikes Hit Hospital in Kunduz
Kabul/Brussels, October 3: The international medical organization Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) condemns in the strongest possible terms the horrific aerial bombing of its hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan. Twelve staff members and at least seven patients, including three children, were killed; 37 people were injured including 19 staff members. This attack constitutes a grave violation of International Humanitarian Law.
All indications currently point to the bombing being carried out by international Coalition forces. MSF demands a full and transparent account from the Coalition regarding its aerial bombing activities over Kunduz on Saturday morning. MSF also calls for an independent investigation of the attack to ensure maximum transparency and accountability.
"This attack is abhorrent and a grave violation of International Humanitarian Law," said Meinie Nicolai, MSF President. "We demand total transparency from Coalition forces. We cannot accept that this horrific loss of life will simply be dismissed as 'collateral damage'."
From 2:08 AM until 3:15 AM local time today, MSF's trauma hospital in Kunduz was hit by a series of aerial bombing raids at approximately 15 minute intervals. The main central hospital building, housing the intensive care unit, emergency rooms, and physiotherapy ward, was repeatedly hit very precisely during each aerial raid, while surrounding buildings were left mostly untouched.
"The bombs hit and then we heard the plane circle round," said Heman Nagarathnam, MSF head of programs in northern Afghanistan. "There was a pause, and then more bombs hit. This happened again and again. When I made it out from the office, the main hospital building was engulfed in flames. Those people that could had moved quickly to the building's two bunkers to seek safety. But patients who were unable to escape burned to death as they lay in their beds."
The bombing took place despite the fact that MSF had provided the GPS coordinates of the trauma hospital to Coalition and Afghan military and civilian officials as recently as Tuesday, September 29, to avoid that the hospital be hit. As is routine practice for MSF in conflict areas, MSF had communicated the exact location of the hospital to all parties to the conflict.
In the aftermath of the attack, the MSF team desperately tried to save the lives of wounded colleagues and patients, setting up a makeshift operating theater in an undamaged room. Some of the most critically injured patients were transferred to a hospital in Puli Khumri, a two hour drive away.
"Besides resulting in the deaths of our colleagues and patients, this attack has cut off access to urgent trauma care for the population in Kunduz at a time when its services are most needed," said Nicolai. "Once again, we call on all warring parties to respect civilians, health facilities, and medical staff, according to International Humanitarian Law."
Since fighting broke out on Monday, MSF had treated 394 wounded. At the time of the aerial attack there were 105 patients and their caretakers in the hospital, alongside more than 80 international and national MSF staff. MSF expresses its sincere condolences to the families and friends of its staff members and patients who have tragically lost their lives in this attack.
MSF's hospital is the only facility of its kind in the north-eastern region of Afghanistan. For four years it has been providing free high level life- and limb-saving trauma care. In 2014, more than 22,000 patients received care at the hospital and more than 5,900 surgeries were performed. MSF treats all people according to their medical needs and does not make any distinctions based on a patient's ethnicity, religious beliefs or political affiliation.
MSF is an international medical organization and first worked in Afghanistan in 1980. MSF opened Kunduz Trauma Center in August 2011 to provide high quality, free medical and surgical care to victims of trauma such as traffic accidents, as well as those with conflict related injuries from bomb blasts or gunshots.
In Afghanistan, MSF supports the Ministry of Public Health in Ahmad Shah Baba hospital in eastern Kabul, Dasht-e-Barchi maternity in western Kabul and Boost hospital in Lashkar Gah, Helmand province. In Khost, in the east of the country, MSF runs a maternity hospital. MSF relies only on private funding for its work in Afghanistan and does not accept money from any government.
It is with deep sadness that we confirm so far the death of 12 MSF staff members during the bombing of MSF's hospital in Kunduz on October 3. At least ten patients from the Intensive Care Unit were also killed, among them three children. Latest casualty figures report 37 people seriously wounded, of whom 19 are MSF staff, and 18 patients and caretakers. Some of the most critically injured are being transferred for stabilization to a hospital in Puli Khumri, two hours' drive away. There are many patients and staff who remain unaccounted for.
Read: MSF's initial statement
UPDATE: Fighting in Kunduz October 2nd, 2015
A Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières' (MSF) trauma hospital has been overwhelmed with wounded patients since heavy fighting between government and opposition forces engulfed Kunduz city on Monday.
Since early Monday morning, MSF's medical teams have treated 337 wounded people, including 59 children. The majority of patients had sustained gunshot wounds and surgeons have been treating severe abdominal, limb, and head injuries. Eighty-nine patients arrived in critical condition, and 44 were dead on arrival.
MSF's international and Afghan medical team has been working nonstop to provide the best possible care, performing 109 surgeries since Monday. Wounded patients continued to arrive and critical patients were also referred to the hospital from MSF's stabilization clinic in Chardara District, about 10 miles away. To accommodate these new patients, the team had increased the trauma center's bed capacity from 92 to 150. A number of patients were discharged early Thursday morning, reducing pressure on the medical team.
"MSF's hospital is the only facility of its kind in the whole north-eastern region of Afghanistan providing free high level life- and limb-saving trauma care. Our doctors treat all people according to their medical needs and do not make distinctions based on a patient's race, ethnicity, religious beliefs, or political affiliation," said Guilhem Molinie, Country Representative, MSF Afghanistan.
The team continues to run full medical activities in the MSF hospital despite the continued insecurity and fighting nearby.
2014 Operational Highlights
This is an excerpt from MSF's 2014 International Activity Report, published annually looking back on our work in the previous year.
After more than a decade of international aid and investment, access to basic and emergency medical care in Afghanistan remains severely limited and ill-adapted to meet the growing needs created by the ongoing conflict.
In February 2014, MSF published a report entitled Between Rhetoric and Reality: The Ongoing Struggle to Access Healthcare in Afghanistan, which revealed the serious and often deadly risks that people are forced to take to access medical care. It found that the majority of the 800 patients interviewed could not reach critical medical assistance due to insecurity, distance, and cost. Of those who reached MSF hospitals, 40 percent told us they had faced fighting, landmines, checkpoints, or harassment on their journey. Their testimonies exposed a wide gap between what exists on paper in terms of health care and what is actually available.
Map taken from MSF's 2014 International Activity Report.
Dasht-e-Barchi Hospital, Kabul
At the end of November, MSF opened a maternity department in the district hospital of Dasht-e-Barchi, western Kabul.
Over the past decade, Kabul has become one of the world's fastest-growing cities but services have not kept pace with the rapid increase in population. The area of Dasht-e-Barchi has over one million inhabitants but only one public hospital and three public health centers. In a bid to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality, MSF opened a new obstetric department within the hospital, providing free, around-the-clock care for women presenting with complications in pregnancy or labor, and for seriously ill newborns. Just over a month after opening, the department was already functioning at maximum capacity, and there had been 627 deliveries by the end of December, including 33 Caesarean sections.
The 46-bed facility includes a delivery room, an intensive care unit for women and newborns, an inpatient department, and an operating theater. Vaccinations, laboratory services, and a blood bank are also available. There is even a 'kangaroo room', where mothers carry their newborns on their chest, skin to skin, so that their warmth acts as a natural incubator, regulating the baby's temperature.
Ahmad Shah Baba Hospital, Kabul
In eastern Kabul, MSF continued to upgrade Ahmad Shah Baba Hospital, by increasing bed capacity and training staff. Providing free and high-quality medical care, with a particular focus on emergency and maternity services, the hospital is now the most important maternal health facility in Bagrami and surrounding districts, with operating theaters and surgeons available at all times. This year, the team assisted 14,968 deliveries, performed 949 surgical procedures, and carried out 10,094 antenatal consultations.
Trauma Center, Kunduz
In the northern province of Kunduz, the MSF trauma center provides free surgical care to those with conflict-related injuries, as well as to victims of general trauma such as traffic accidents, and people with moderate and severe head injuries. Construction and refurbishment work continued in 2014: the intensive care unit was expanded and the total bed capacity in the hospital was increased to 70.
The number of patients visiting the center rose in 2014. Staff treated a total of 22,193 people and performed 5,962 surgical procedures. About 54 percent of the patients admitted for more prolonged treatment had conflict related injuries—from explosions, gunshots, or rocket attacks. As it is the only trauma center in the northern region, patients come from surrounding provinces such as Baghlan, Takhar, and Badakhshan. During intense periods of fighting, people traveling to the trauma center are at risk of being caught in crossfire and they are also delayed at checkpoints. For some patients, arriving within an hour of the incident can save their limbs or even their lives.
MSF's study published in February showed that in Kunduz more than one in five people had waited over 12 hours before going to the hospital, either because they could not travel at night for security reasons, or because there was fighting or they simply could not find transport.
Khost Maternity Hospital
The hospital in Khost is the only specialized maternity hospital in the area, and it aims to provide a safe environment for women to give birth. It focuses on assisting with complicated deliveries and reducing the high number of maternal deaths in the province. Many patients travel long distances to access the free, high-quality care on offer. Staff assisted in the delivery of 15,204 babies; approximately one in three children born in Khost province was delivered in the MSF hospital this year.
Video | Afghanistan: Addressing Huge Medical Needs in the Outskirts of Kabul
Emergency Assistance in Gulan Refugee Camp
At the beginning of the summer, tens of thousands of people fleeing a military offensive in the Pakistani region of North Waziristan crossed the border into Afghanistan, seeking refuge in Khost, Paktia, and Paktika provinces. From July to September, MSF teams provided assistance with medical care and water and sanitation in Gulan refugee camp, 11 miles from Khost city. In view of the low vaccination coverage in North Waziristan, teams focused on measles vaccinations for children aged six months to 15 years—more than 2,900 were vaccinated. A clinic was also set up in the camp, where a medical team treated on average 100 patients per day. Once the basic services were up and running, MSF handed over the medical and sanitation activities to other humanitarian organizations who could provide longer-term support to the refugees.
Boost Hospital, Lashkargah, Helmand Province
An MSF team continued to support Boost Hospital with surgery, internal medicine, emergency services, and maternal, pediatric, and intensive care. The 285-bed facility admitted around 2,480 patients and performed 300 surgical procedures each month. The maternity wards capacity was expanded from 40 to 60 beds and 9,207 babies were delivered in 2014. Helmand is one of the provinces most severely affected by the ongoing conflict. People have to deal with landmines, bombs, and outbreaks of fighting on an almost daily basis. MSF's February report revealed that as a result of insecurity, some patients had waited more than a week before seeking medical help. These delays are particularly dangerous for children, many of whom are very sick by the time they arrive at the hospital. Malnutrition remains one of the main causes of child mortality in Helmand province and the hospital's therapeutic feeding center treated 2,200 severely malnourished children this year.
At the end of 2014, MSF had 1,738 staff in Afghanistan. MSF first began working in the country in 1980.
In 2014, MSF staff in Afghanistan had assisted with 39,600 births
Patient Story
Fatima, 30 years old, Dasht-e-Barchi
"I feel very tired but so happy. It's my first baby. I have been pregnant four times before but never had a baby. I lost each of them, after three months, four months, and five months. The last one after six months . . . When I got pregnant again, I went to a small private clinic for antenatal care. I never did before because we don't have money to spend for that. But this time, we really thought it was important and I went three times . . . My husband had to work a lot to pay for the medical care. Our neighbors told us to come [to the MSF clinic] once the baby came. They said I would be taken care of."
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on March 11, 2015
We stayed one night at the Victorian Inn (March 7th, 2015). It was a beautiful victorian inn, clean, and comfortable. The food for breakfast was absolutely incredible with homemade blue-berry cream-cheese french toast, eggs, bacon, sausage, assorted quick breads and pastries, fruit, yogurt, and homemade granola. Delicious!! The owner, Patty went absolutely over and beyond. My teenage kids both forgot their ski pants. Our trip could have been seriously affected by this. But, instead when we told her, she let us borrow 2 pairs of her personal ski pants that she had in her closet. Amazing and Over and Beyond!!!!! I would recommend this inn way more than any other place in Bethel.
on February 22, 2015
A wonderful inn and Pat went out of her way to ensure we were comfortable! We will be back!
on January 17, 2015
Highly recommend this Inn. Breakfast was Drlicious and a highlight of our stay! Just a 10 min drive from Sunday River! Room was a little hot, but lovely stay!
on January 02, 2015
It was a perfect location for what we needed, and the host was incredibly kind and friendly!
on October 08, 2014
No one was there to greet us when we arrived even though we had a reservation. It took 3 phone calls before we got a response. Then the room we had specifically booked was not prepared for our arrival and we had to be moved. That room was fine, but the situation shows someone isn't paying attention to details.
on September 14, 2014
This beautiful inn is falling into disrepair rapidly. Unswept porches. Piles of cigarette butts on the sidewalk and porch.
on August 04, 2014
My room was elegant, right out of the 19th century! Breakfast was amazing! Homemade granola with fresh berries, eggs and bacon with homemade sour dough bread. Patricia went out of her way to make my stay wonderful!!!!!
on July 26, 2014
This B&B clearly has seen better times. Dirty. We have seen the mess and dirt in the kitchen - left without breakfast!!
According to local People, Problems are not uncommon......
on March 30, 2014
Stayed here two nights while skiing at Sunday River -- charming and comfortable!
on February 15, 2014
VERY gracious hosting. The Innkeeper and breakfast maitre'dAM Pat really made us feel like part of the "family". Can't wait to get back up to the mountains - only 20 minutes to Mt. Abram or Sunday River. HINT - take the Bethel shuttle to really enjoy apres ski!
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