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In March 1980, a four-wheel-drive sports coupe caused a genuine sensation on the Audi stand at the Geneva Motor Show. The Audi quattro® was the first high-performance vehicle with four-wheel drive. This drive concept had previously only been used on trucks and off-road vehicles. The permanent four-wheel-drive system in the Audi quattro® enjoyed worldwide success in motor sport and gradually found its way into the entire Audi model range.
1980 - New Drive Concept at Audi
1982 - Audi 4000 Available in U.S.
At last, American motorists get a chance to experience an attainable German sports sedan, thanks to the Audi 4000 with quattro®.
1985 - Audi Partners with Alcoa in the U.S.
Audi begins working with aluminum leader Alcoa on ways to incorporate more aluminum in the manufacturing process.
1986 - Third-generation Audi 80
In autumn 1986, AUDI AG presented the third generation of the Audi 80, known internally as the B3. As with the Audi 100/200 model range the year before, the Audi 80 was now also given a fully galvanized body with a ten year warranty against rust penetration. With a drag coefficient of 0.29, the Audi 80 displayed excellent aerodynamics.
1988 - Victory for the Audi Team and quattro®
Victory in the TransAm Series for driver Hurley Haywood and the Audi Team proves that quattro® conquers more than bad roads and less-than-ideal conditions.
1989 - Audi Turbocharged Diesel Engine with Direct Injection
Following more than 13 of years development, Audi engineers succeeded in refining diesel direct injection, which had previously only been used on trucks, for car diesel engines. In conjunction with a turbocharger, it was also possible to achieve an extremely low-loss combustion process which resulted in very economical fuel consumption. In the autumn of 1989, the Audi 100 was presented at the Frankfurt Motor Show with a 2.5-liter five-cylinder TDI® engine.

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James Webb Space Telescope
The next big space telescope is named in honor of James Webb, a former head of NASA who oversaw the Mercury and Gemini missions that prepared the agency for the Apollo Moon flights. It will observe the universe at infrared wavelengths, and will be deployed one million miles from Earth. That location will shield it from the warmth of Earth, which produces a lot of infrared energy.


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Chevron being part of Chesapeake's land sale in the Permian Basin isn't a surprise to Tudor Pickering considering the oil giant's presence there already, but it's "somewhat surprising" that Shell is involved as the company has "not much, if any, Permian exposure currently."
Chesapeake announced it had reached deals with three companies to sell substantially all of its assets in the Permian for a total of $3.3 billion.
The region is a once-decaying oil region that has been revitalized by fracking.
Meanwhile, the makeup of Chesapeake's $6.9 billion of asset sales announced today includes less exploration-and-production and more midstream than Tudor Pickering anticipated.
Chesapeake is up 3.1% premarket.
Analysts covering Woodside Petroleum have reacted to Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell's deal to swap interests in two multibillion dollar Australian liquified natural gas projects.
Macquarie (Outperform, Price target A$39.00): "While the timing of Chevron's exit is concerning, Shell's further buy-in to Browse in the wake of Japan Australia LNG's entry points to momentum at Browse and growing belief among parts of the JV that this gas will be commercialized," analysts said in a note to clients.
Chevron has begun marketing gas from a proposed expansion of its A$43 billion Gorgon project in Australia and has signed another customer for its nearby Wheatstone development amid a surge in natural gas demand in Japan following last year's earthquake.
"We're out there surveying interest," Chevron Australia Chief Executive Roy Krzywosinski told Deal Journal Australia on the sidelines of a conference in Adelaide.
The commitment of some of the world's biggest oil companies to spend more than $30 billion building one natural-gas project is about to be put to the test.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Tiger Woods takes little joy in finishing
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of the fans who were appalled that he cheated on his wife with
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Video: YOUR SHOW - Rep. Paul Ryan
The Romney-Ryan plan in a nutshell aims to reduce the deficit and tax rates at the same time. The campaign aims to accomplish this by eliminating some tax exemptions, but has not specified the exemptions that it would seek to end.
"The Simpson-Bowles commission proposed a similar process of lowering tax rates and plugging loopholes even more than what the Romney-Ryan plan does," Ryan said in the interview.
When pressed to specify which "loopholes" are in play, Ryan didn't name any, though he did suggest that the exemptions being targeted would affect wealthier taxpayers more.
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A proposed north Petaluma shopping center with a Lowe's home improvement store at its heart is about a year behind schedule, in part because of additional studies required by the city, the developers said.
City planners recently notified Merlone-Geier Partners, the San Francisco-based developers of the proposed Deer Creek Village shopping center, that a second economic impact study was necessary.
Originally, Merlone-Geier anticipated opening Lowe's in October 2011. A more realistic date is mid-2012, spokesman Marko Mlikotin said.
The draft of a second-tier environmental impact report, which includes focused studies on traffic and potential urban decay the center may cause, should be ready for public comment by the end of August or early September, planner Derek Farmer said.
Deer Creek Village is proposed as 346,000 square feet of new retail, office, health club and restaurant space on a 36.5-acre site, currently vacant, at the southwest corner of Rainier Avenue and North McDowell Boulevard.
The City Council's approval in February of another large-scale development, East Washington Place, where a Target and possibly a Friedman's Home Improvement store are planned, influenced the decision to require additional studies, Farmer said.
"It seemed to be a little more responsible to have an updated analysis done for the CEQA (California Environmental Quality Act) impacts, to make sure there was enough information for the council to make an educated decision," he said.
"We're taking a look at long-term trends, so we have what we feel is a defensible analysis."
The city was sued twice over the East Washington Place project, by the developers over delays and by a neighborhood opposition group over what it called an inadequate environmental report. In a three-way settlement, the developer, Regency Centers, agreed to pay the group $100,000 and all sides' legal fees.
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The answer to all these questions is largely subjective. Sometimes an individual will look perfectly normal in one area of the campus, while this same individuals presence would be highly irregular in another part of campus. The best way to articulate suspicion is: If something, or someone's presence makes you feel that all is not right, you need to articulate this information to the police.
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Katy Perry's New Song Is Upsetting The Internet
But we're not jumping to any conclusions just yet. We've listened to both songs repeatedly (luckily we're suckers for a catchy jam), and we're not so sure there was any intentional wrongdoing on Perry's part. Sure, the songs sound pretty similar, though no more similar than any other two pop songs sound. Both sets of lyrics preach a "you go girl" anthem, but is there such a thing as too much self-empowerment? Have a listen to "Roar" and "Brave" below, and let us know what you think. (Jezebel)


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Leverage Season 3 Episode 13
The Morning After Job
The episode opened with a man meeting with his broker, Mark Vector a former hockey player. When the man accuses him of making trades without his approval Mark beats the man. The man meets with Nate and explained that he would make sure Vector didn't do the same thing to anyone else.
Vector is also the connection to Damien Moreau which is the other reason that Nate has picked this client to help. Nate and the team decided that a "Vegas Wakeup Call" a.k.a "Cuban Sandwich" con would get him to give him the information they need.
Parker intercepts Vector at the airport and seduces him back to Nate's place where the team drugged him and made him believe that he had killed Parker. Sophie and Hardison worked to gather audio clips from Vectors normal lawyer so that Nate could be sent in instead. While Nate was working to get Vector to trust him Eliot and Hardison posed as Boston Police went and got Vector's current immunity offer and gave it to Sophie.
Sophie showed Vector the current offer as proof of who she was and said she would help make the dead body go away if he gave up Moreau. Just as Vector decided to give up Moreau, a sniper opened fire from across the street pinning Nate, Sophie and Vector down.
Vector said to forget it, that he would rather go to jail and managed to escape as the sniper is forced to flee by Hardison activating the fire alarm in the building. Vector made it to the court room and when he took the stand he saw that Parker was in the audience and freaked out. Eliot and Hardison still posing as Boston Police started to restrain him and Eliot whispered a message from Moreau, where upon Vector grabbed Eliot's gun and Parker tazered him.
Nate went to Vector's office that was trashed where someone had been searching the office. The Italian woman stepped out of the backroom where Nate confronted her about her part in trying to get the codes from Vector. Nate showed he now had the codes for Moreau's accounts and said that their deal was off.
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The best TV drama.. cannot wait the next season. best character was eliot and Hardison. funny and cool..
but love to see parker more action. cute n sweet..
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Conrad Benjamin Montgomery passed away on June 9, 2013. He was born in Pittsburg, Kan. He was his older brother Monty's 13th birthday present. He spent his youth in the Susanville, Calif., area (Herlong, Janesville and Susanville). He graduated from Lassen High School. His Bachelor's Degree was earned at California State University at Chico (1973) and his Master's in Public Administration is from Golden Gate University of San Francisco (1981).
Conrad enjoyed working in city and county planning and community development. He worked for the cities of Santa Maria (1974-1977), Lompoc (1978-1979), Placerville (1979-1998) and Livermore (2003-2006) and the counties of El Dorado (1995-2003), Modoc (2006-2007) and Lassen (2007-2008). He was proud of being awarded Planning Director Emeritus by the California County Planning Directors Association in 2009. He was a member of Rotary of El Dorado Hills and Rotary of Livermore. His final Director of Community Development position was back in Lassen County and he would joke about his life coming full circle. He retired to Reno, Nev., in December of 2008, but spent as much time as possible at Eagle Lake of Susanville.
Conrad's other roles of husband, father, brother and grandfather also gave him great joy and happiness. His passions were his family, fishing, music, more music, concerts, canoeing, boating, long distance bicycle riding, the gym, laughing, the 49ers and Eagle Lake.
Conrad is survived by his wife, Nancy Held of Reno; his daughter, Megan Fullerton (Robert) of Seattle/Norfolk; his daughter, Kira Montgomery of Placerville; his first wife, Adele Montgomery of Placerville; his step-children, JayJay Lowden (Jeffrey) and Mark Held (Rachel) of Reno; his grandchildren, Rennan and Chase Fullerton, Melody, Jessica Joy and Luke Lowden and Anika and Turik Patrick Held; his brother, William "Monty" Montgomery (Bev) of Tracy, Calif.; his sister, Patricia Crocket (Buck) of Reno; his step-brothers, David Crandall (Pam) and Michael Crandall of Chico, Calif.; and his step-sister, Kim Bruce of Oakland, Calif.
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SoundGround >> My Lesson with Jazz Guitarist Dale Bruning
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As some of you know, I started taking jazz guitar lessons with Denver underground legend Dale Bruning on Tues 9/11/12. I will be doing a 1 hour lesson with him once a month. FYI, Mr. Bruning's best known as Bill Frisell's guitar teacher. Here's what Frisell said about studying with Mr. Bruning:
I had this chord melody version of "Autumn Leaves" ready to play for Mr. Bruning:
I can pretty much thank Ali for this. There's a thread titled "Guitar god Nels Cline" that documents our discussion and my indoctrination into the cult of Bill Frisell. And Ali was the one who poured the Kool Aid. After seeing Frisell this summer and being moved beyond words, I knew I had to do this.
The lesson was at Dale Bruning's house in Longmont, CO. It's been 18 years since I had a lesson, & I was nervous, to say the least. Mr. Bruning put me at ease right away, reminding me he "was here to help" and was "on my side". His room had drums, a double bass, a piano, and pics of all greats like Miles, Trane, Bird, Diz, Monk, Frisell, and others I didn't recognize.
Before I played, he asked me where I was from, what my background was, & why I decided to take lessons with him. I told him I was rock player who studied classical guitar and wanted to learn jazz. My goal is to eventually be able to walk into an open jazz jam and blow over standards, as well as learning the art & science of chord melody. I have about 5-10 hours a week to practice. Ultimately, I want to be able to play electric jazz/rock/fusion with distortion a la Frisell, Scott Henderson, etc. Within reason, of courseJ.
Mr. Bruning told me about his background, growing up in upstate NY, joining the Navy, being a Navy musician, moving to Philly, and playing in the tri-state area. His dad was a drummer, which explained the drum kit. He talked about studying with guitarist/educator/composer Dennis Sandole, who also taught Pat Martino and the great John Coltrane. He spoke about Mr. Sandole with a sense of reverence. Then he asked me to play…
My hands were literally shaking, but I managed to make it through "Autumn Leaves" without any major mistakes or timing issues (other than not fetting a few notes perfectly). Mr. Bruning seemed pleased, & I finally stopped shaking. Then the lesson really began.
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He asked me to just play the melody. I tried to sight read it, but I had never practiced the melody before, and my sight reading SUCKS. I confessed that I did not learn the melody, and had just learned "Autumn Leaves" as a chord melody piece. Then Mr. Bruning went into dissecting the tune, or what I like to think of as "how to eat an elephant".
Mr. Bruning stressed that most important thing was to learn the melody, and the figure out how the intervals matched up with the chords. He told me to learn it in 2 octaves, to make sure it doesn't get lost behind the other instruments. Then he went on to play the living hell out of the melody. We're talking phrasing along the lines of Jim Hall or Miles. Pick up notes, trills, slides, picking dynamics, vibrato, etc. You name it, he did it. It was friggin' beautiful. Just listening to him breathe life into that warhorse of a standard was a clinic on phrasing, & how to PLAY a melody.
The next step is playing each interval of the chords in whole or ½ notes, keeping time with the harmonic rhythm. I play just the roots, and then just the 3's, 5's and 7's. Then I play the 3's & 7's as single notes, in either ½ or ¼ notes, staying with the harmonic rhythm. Next, I add a single note 1 to the 3's and 7's. And then add the 5 to the 3 and 7. After that, add other extensions (9, 11, 13), to create different harmonic "cells" to work off of.
Mr. Bruning then went on to show how he starts & ends lines off of each interval. Then he worked his way towards pure, ridiculous, line playing, with some chords thrown in to boot. Being 2 feet away to hear this was worth the price of the lesson alone.
The one hour lesson lasted about an hour and a ½. Mr. Bruning mentioned that in the future, we'll be covering scales, chords, tech, etc. But for now, this is what I'm working on.
It may not sound like much, but it's been a pretty tough assignment. I wrote out all the arpeggios for the chords, which reinforced how bad my reading abilities are, & how weak my knowledge of the neck is. After hearing what Mr. Bruning did with the melody, I'm working on my phrasing, trying to make it sing the way he did (bwahaha at that). One thing that he said was to practice what you don't know. Well, I feel like I know next to nothing, but I did spend a lot of time on petatonics and major modes.
Now I'm working on the melody/interval assignment, as well as 7th chord inversions, the melodic minor modes, and CAGED triads and arpeggios. But playing through the melody & intervals correctly is pretty time consuming. My lesson was over a week ago, & I'm still only on the 5's & 7ths. But there is a method to this madness, & I have faith that someday, I'll be able to pull this stuff off.
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Great update!
Please continue to let us know not only what he teaches you, but also what you discover and learn about your own playing along the way thanks. Maybe a weekly update on your progress with a monthly update with each leasson.
Now you HAVE to do this stuff, :p
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jman - Great update!
First off, thank you jman. 2nd of all, you're right. Not only is this holding me accountable, explaining what I'm doing helps me understand it a little more.
Last night I got the 5th's & the 7ths down in 2 octaves, & it came much easier thatn the 1's & 3's. My reading & fretboard knowledge are starting to improve.
The other thing I'm doing is humming the chord tones as I play them. Dale stressed that as well. He has a record with Frisell coming up, & he said on of the problems he had was the mics picking up his voice singing the melodies he was improving.
I'll post next week as well. If you (or anyone) have any comments or suggestions, please let me know. I'm all ears.
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In. Thanks for this thread.
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I love this account. And now I know of Bruning from Frisell and Hugo ! I still haven't heard him -- the duet record he did with Frisell I never found at a moment that I had the bucks burning a hole in my pocket, and it was always a bit pricey on Amazon. (Hey, can you get a copy of that for me for $20 or so??? Side point). (And glad to hear they're doing another one).
I love that focus on melody notes, different octaves. I would have guessed that just from what I know about Frisell and his study habits. You'll have your work cut out for you, here. But yeah, how do you eat an elephant? We all know, actually. Just takes some encouragement or accountability to do it.
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Ali - I love this account. And now I know of Bruning from Frisell and Hugo ! I still haven't heard him -- the duet record he did with Frisell I never found at a moment that I had the bucks burning a hole in my pocket, and it was always a bit pricey on Amazon. (Hey, can you get a copy of that for me for $20 or so??? Side point). (And glad to hear they're doing another one).
I can't tell you how invaluable you & Jimmy have been. A working pro with a killer compostion/theory background. And a guy who can explain music better than anyone I've ever known.
I will make sure you get a copy of Mr. Bruning's album with Frisell, as well as the one coming out.
So I was wondering why the assignment's been so friggin hard for me, & finally realized what the problem was.
I wrote out each note of the 4 tones of the 7th chords in quarter notes. What I was doing was reading each chord tone from the initial 4 quarter notes I wrote out for each chord. So, I would try to pick out each root, or 5th, etc...from one of four notes per measure.
I know my reading & fretboard knowledge are pretty weak, but it was incredibly rough. It took me this long to figure out why. Duh. How I could I be such a maroon? No wonder I was struggling.
So I went back, and re-wrote each individual 1's, 5's, & 7's. I also re-wrote all the chord tones, but this time from the root to the 13th. Now I have to write out the 3rds, then single note 3's & 7's, & finally single note 3's & 7's with the 1, 5, 9, 11, 13's.
The assignment's been much easier now that I'm reading just the intervals that I'm supposed to be playing, rather than picking out 1 correct note out of a 4 note measure. I'm also doing a better job of phrasing the melody. Right now, I'm focusing on timing, dynamics, & vibrato. No pick-up notes or slurs just yet.
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I've done a poor job of keeping this thread updated. jman asked how the lessons were going, & I was supposed to respond on Fri. Better late than never, right?
That's it for now. I'll do a better job of updating this thread in the near future. Thanks for the kind kick in the ass, jman.
Gotta go for now, but will post again soon.
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Wow, what a great story and great thread. Voted up. I'm so jelly of your ability!
*Goes back to plucking out "Sweet Home Alabama"*
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paradigmer -
Thanks paradigmer, glad you appreciate it. Trust me, my (dis)abilities are nothing special. Truth is, I love jazz/improvised music, & wanna learn how to play it as best I can. IMHO, it all starts with bop. Frisell, Fuze, Sco, Scott Henderson, Jef Lee Johnson (RIP) - as modern & radical as they sound, all of them have solid bop backgrounds.
Had another lesson a week & a 1/2 ago. We started doing sweep picking (or what Dale calls "consecutive picking") arpeggios: maj, min, dim, & aug, in 2 octaves, starting on the 6th & 5th string. We're also taking a step back & working out details on the tetrachord scales & refining my right hand.
I was having trouble muting open strings with the right hand, but went over some adjustments with Dale & am getting a better handle on it.
Other than the arpeggios, it was more about refining what we've already gone over.
In our next lesson, we're gonna start with chords. I can't wait to see Dale's approach to THAT.
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2008 - Present: Curator/Documentation Officer of Fossil Cephalopods,
The Natural History Museum, London
2007 - 2008: Documentation Assistant, Hull Museums and Art Gallery
2007 - 2007: Leicester University Museum Experience Network (LUMeN) Placement,
Northampton Museums and Art Gallery
2006 - 2006: Museum Attendant, Lapworth Museum, University of Birmingham
2006 – 2007: MSc Museum Studies with Merit (The University of Leicester)
2003 – 2006: BSc Geology with First Class Hons (The University of Birmingham)
2001 – 2003: A-Levels; Biology, Geography, Geology
AS-Levels; Design & Technology (John Leggott College, Scunthorpe)
Macroscaphites yvanii (Puzos 1832) from France. This specimen is a heteromorph ammonite, which literally means 'different shaped', due to its irregular uncoiled form.
I am responsible for the curation of the fossil cephalopod collections. The collections are divided into three groups: Ammonoidea, Nautiloidea and Coleoidea (Belemnoids and other squid-like animals).
As Curator/Documentation Officer of Cephalopods my main responsibilities involve:
Hildoceras ammonite with a carved snake's head. Also known as a snakestone due to an old myth that ammonites are the petrified remains of snakes.
My main interests in palaeontology and curation include:
During my time as curator I am interested in improving access to and awareness of the cephalopod collection through creating a comprehensive species list, as well as developing magazine articles, talks and out-reach events.


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"Sittin' Seagulls – McMenamins Golf Championship"
- Gearhart Hotel |
- Friday, October 24, 2014
- 12 noon trick shot demo; 1 p.m. shotgun start |
- $75 in advance — all-inclusive! |
- 21 and over
About "Sittin' Seagulls – McMenamins Golf Championship"
The Sittin' Seagulls Tournaments (1959-68) stand as the most unorthodox golf events held at Gearhart. It wasn't really even about golf; it was about people coming together, having fun, doing silly (even surreal) things on and around the golf course. Each year, a different theme was selected and participants dressed accordingly, such as bands of pirates. We're reviving this historic spirit with this year's theme & tourney: Caddyshack!
In the spirit of Caddyshack, enjoy antics and prizes. Friday at 12 noon is a trick shot demo, followed by shotgun start at 1 p.m., then dinner and live music to top off the day!
This will be an 18-hole team event, with surprise formats on each hole (1 Net Best Ball, 2 Net Best Balls, 1 Gross Best Ball, Alternate Shot, etc.). As is tradition for "Sittin' Seagulls", the tournament has a theme, and this year it's Caddyshack! Will you dress as Danny Noonan or Ty Webb? Are you a Dr. Beeper or Spalding Smails? Compliance with the theme is encouraged, or penalties may apply! The movie will run on a loop in the Livingstone Room throughout the tournament.
Other highlights for 2014 include:
• Bigger prizes; more clubs, rounds of golf and gift cards
• Egads the Mule will be dragging a keg around the course
• Bonus discounted golf for those who stay overnight at Gearhart Hotel Friday night and play again Saturday (Please call the hotel at (503) 717-8159 for details & to book.)
Gearhart Golf Links and McMenamins Gearhart Hotel and Sand Trap Pub are steeped with history, and an important part of that history was this tournament. Read about it here...
"Those Sittin' Seagulls tournaments were the craziest things.... In fact, growing up in Gearhart, at the Gearhart Course... it was just unbelievable!" — Sally Herron Valade
Enjoy the historic Gearhart Golf Links during one of many golf tournaments to come this year. Afterwards, have a round of ales or whiskeys at the Pot Bunker Bar or the pub while you discuss your play. Golfers are welcome to sign up in the Gearhart Golf Links pro shop or give them a call for more information: (503) 738-3538. Or fill out and return an Entry Form. Carts are available, and we'll have prizes at every hole!
Want to plan ahead? We have tourneys scheduled every 3rd Friday.
Italian Buffet
Fresh Fruit & Crudités
House made Caesar Salad
Wild Mushroom Cannelloni with Rosemary Cream Sauce
Baked Sausage Rigatoni
Seafood Linguini
Dessert = Tiramisu
- website:
- http://gearhartgolflinks.com/


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I know you're still mad…
Last week that chick at work said something slick, and you have yet to pay her back. And there's the guy who never called you back like he promised. Then that family member whose name makes your stomach twist and turn into knots. And the kid from kindergarten who put gum in your hair… Ugh!
Your head throbs, stomach churns, and blood pressure climbs to the sky all because of someone else…
Or could you be the problem?
Everyday we are presented with the choice to forgive or to not forgive. But I'm going to tell you exactly what you don't want to hear.
You MUST forgive! You MUST forgive! You MUST forgive!
It's simply not an option. Here's why…
Refusing to forgive means you are judging the person's heart.
It's often easy to classify an action as right or wrong, but we seldom know why a person made that bad decision. To withhold forgiveness means you are judging the intent of their heart. Only God is qualified to judge the heart. He gives us clues as to what's going on inside of others, but He doesn't share His throne.
When we judge others by refusing to forgive, we open ourselves to receive judgment.
We've all heard and quoted the scripture "Judge not, lest you be judged." Simple scenario… I know someone who was very judgmental of me when I struggled with my "flesh". They often made comments regarding my poor choices and discouraged me even though I was trying to do right. That person has recently found themselves battling the same issues. Unless you want to find yourself in that same tight spot, forgive and withhold your criticism of someone else's wrongdoing. Encourage folks to do right with love or hold your peace. Truth be told, some saints need to just shut up until they can speak the truth in love.
Having unforgiveness in your heart is like drinking poison and hoping it will kill the other person.
Forgive the cliché, but it's so appropriate. When you replay scenarios in your head, you're literally dumping toxins (i.e. stress hormones) into your system. No wonder we end up with headaches, stomach problems, allergies, and food intolerances.
Your sins won't be forgiven.
Perhaps if we made a list of our wrongs, then we won't be so hasty in choosing not to forgive others.
Forgiving and forgetting are mutually exclusive.
Just because we forgive doesn't mean we forget. It would be foolish to continually forget if someone abuses the relationship they have with you. You, sir and ma'am, are not a doormat. Don't forget what happened, per se, but DO forget the emotions associated with it. I can, now, share with people the reason my marriage ended free from pain or emotion. I know the story well. It is my testimony. But when I tell it, I don't cry, feel shame or embarrassment, or get angry. It really is JUST a story.
So who still makes your stomach turn? And who makes your blood boil?
Time to make some mental notes, so we can move forward.
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"See that your believing is right, and if it is, you have no reason to doubt." -Rees Howells
Welcome to the Belief System Checkpoint. Warning! Your toes will be stepped on. Please remove your Steve Maddens and secure your feet with a pair of steel-toed boots. Go ahead… I'll wait. Actually I need to find my own because I'm going to need them as much as you.
Now I am not pretending to be a theologist, minister, or even a philosopher. I am simply an imperfect woman who is madly and desperately in love with Jesus. Does that qualify me to make some of the statements I'm about to make? Pretty much, because I'm tired of all the foolishness we do in Jesus' name that has nothing to do with Him or His Word. Don't like it? Get your own blog, talk bad about me, and redirect the traffic to me so others can follow me too. (I said all that with a smile.)
I read my Bible pretty often, not always everyday, but at least several times a week. I don't just read the verses and keep it moving. I meditate on them… talk about it… ask questions… wait for the answers… on and on. Being a critical thinker means I have to verify that the Word someone is teaching me is the truth. Not to mention, God has blessed me with an AWESOME mentor… shoutout to Apostle Demontae… that promptly and sometimes painfully whips me into shape. He's a very patient man.
Over the years I've heard some krazy stuff… and the only reason I can think people would say any of it is to give folks goosebumps. I like a good goosebump and spine chill as much as the next person, but is that really evidence that GOD is in it? Too often we get caught up and sensationalize a matter and miss the point.
So here are my top seven favorite goosebump-giving LIES that have been told to churchfolk that need to be EVICTED from our doctrine…
I don't mean to take your goosebumps away, but bad doctrine is a faith-breaker. If you think that God is one day going to do something that His Word never promised He would do, then you will lose faith in Him. And really, the problem is your (my) belief system. Not God.
Goosebumps are often a by-product of feeling God's presence, and the only way to guarantee that you feel it more (which is the only thing in this world that is ultimately satisfying) is to obey Him. Sometimes I don't feel Him right away when I pray for others, but once I start, He's there. He's looking for growth and initiative… much like your boss. But God pays better!
So how can we fool-proof our faith? First, read your Bible and meditate on the Word. Second, become Spirit-filled if you haven't already, and pray in the Spirit if you have. The Holy Spirit will trigger us to seek for truth when you hear something that's not quite right. Third, trust the Lord to keep you. He is able to keep us from falling.
I know I've said a lot, and some of it may have hurt. I'm sorry… really I am. But the wounds of a friend are valuable. I don't want you going through life believing a bunch of lies, then get to Heaven and see what could have been. No more kraziness, people… only the truth should reign in our hearts.
I'm coming out of krazy, and I'm bringing all the religious, uptight, stiff-necked, blessed and highly-favored, folks with me…. ya'll pray for me! This might be my most difficult battle yet.
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St. Stephen's Catholic
PORT HURON TWP. - Sister Janet Schlichting, O.P. will speak on the topic, "Imagine! You: A Living Word," in the second program of the 2012-2013 John Courtney Murray Distinguished Speakers Series, at 7 p.m. March 7 in the church, 325 32nd St. A free-will offering will be taken. For details, call (810) 984-2689.
St. Mary Parish
A complete roast beef dinner will be served from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at the church hall, 1429 Ballentine St., Port Huron. Tickets for a cash raffle also will be sold. Free-will donations will be accepted for dinner.
New Haven First Congregational
NEW HAVEN - Free clothing is distributed from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Fridays at the church, 58801 Main St.
Immaculate Conception Parish
IRA TWP. - Adult Bible study sessions will meet from 9:30-11:30 a.m. and 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesdays through March 13. The church will have fish fries from 4-7:30 p.m. Fridays through March 22. Tickets are $9 for drive-through, $8.50 for adults, $7.50 for senior citizens, $5 for children age 5 to 12, $4.50 additional for all-you-can-eat (dine-in only). The church is at 9764 Dixie Highway.
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
EMMETT - A St. Patrick's Day banquet will be on March 10. A cash bar opens at 3 p.m., and a catered dinner will be served at 4 p.m. The event will feature live entertainment. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 after Thursday and are available after Mass in Emmett and Yale and at Emmett Hardware. The event is sponsored by Daughters of Isabella 452 and Knights of Columbus 7918. For tickets or details, call (810) 392-2797 or (810) 392-3049. The church is sponsoring a charter bus trip to see the 8 p.m. performance of "The Living Stations: The Cross and the Light," at the Detroit Music Hall. Tickets are $47. For details and reservations, call Kris Campau at (810) 395-2338. The church is at 10828 Brandon Road.
St. Augustine Catholic Church
RICHMOND - Lenten fish fries will be from 4:30-7 p.m. March 1, 15 and 29. Tickets are $9 for adults and carryouts, $8 for senior citizens, $5 for children age 6 to 12. An all-you-can-eat option is available for an additional $2. The church is at 68035 Main St.
Holy Trinity Parish
A Lenten fish fry will be from 4-7 p.m. Fridays through March 22 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Hispanic Mission, 3110 Goulden St., Port Huron. Tickets are $9 for adults and carryouts; $8 for senior citizens; $5 for children ages 4 to 10; free for children younger than 4.
Holy Family Parish
MEMPHIS - Fish or shrimp, choice of baked potato or French fries or macaroni and cheese will be available at fish fries from 4-7 p.m. March 8 and 22. Tickets are $8.50 for adults, $7.50 for senior citizens, $5 for children age 5 to 12 and $4 for macaroni and cheese only. Carryouts will be available.
Our Saviour Lutheran
Lenten services will be at 1 and 7 p.m. Wednesdays with the theme "Making Sense of the Cross." Lenten Bible study is from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursdays. The church is at 1029 Sixth St., Port Huron.
St. Peter's Lutheran
RICHMOND - Potato pancakes, ring bologna, Jell-O, roll and dessert will be served at a potato pancake supper from 4-7 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $8.50 for adults, $9 for carryouts and $5 for children age 5 to 12. The church is at 67055 Gratiot Road.
Christ Center Community Church
Interactive worship is from 1-2:30 p.m. Sundays at the church, 1923 23rd St., Port Huron.
Full Circle EcoHouse of Prayer
"Music and Myth: Healing Power of Stories and Songs" will be presented at 6 p.m. March 16. The cost is $20 and reservations are requested by March 2. For details and reservations, call (810) 364-3326. Full Circle EcoHouse of Prayer is at 2518 South Blvd., Port Huron.
St. Martin Lutheran
Weekly Lenten services with the theme "Resurrected" will be at 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays, through March 20. The church is at 805 Chestnut St., Port Huron.
St. Paul's Lutheran
CASCO TWP. - Lenten worship services will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, through March 20, preceded by a soup supper from 6-7:10 p.m. The annual chili cook-off and silent and live dessert auctions will be at 4 p.m. March 3 at Perch Point Conservation Club, 7930 Meisner Road. The event will feature chili, hot dogs, snacks and coffee. plus one ticket for either a soft drink or bottled water. Tickets are $8 for adults $5 for children age 6 to 12 and free for children 5 and younger. For tickets or details, call (810) 765-4858 or (810) 765-4808.
Jesus Lighthouse Ministries
Handmade crafts from local crafters and artists will be available at craft show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Also a mom-to-mom sale and bake sale. The church is at 502 14th St., Port Huron.
St. Mary Parish
All-you-can-eat Alaskan pollock dinner will be served at fish fries from 4-7 p.m. Fridays through March 22 in the parish hall, 1505 Ballentine St., Port Huron. Carryouts and children's pizza and deep-fried Twinkies also available. The fish fries are sponsored by Father William F. Welch Knights of Columbus Council. Tickets are $8 for adults, $7 for senior citizens and $3.50 for children age 5 to 10.
St. Mary's Parish
ST. CLAIR - All-you-can-eat cod dinner will be available from 4 to 7 p.m. Fridays through March 29 at the church, 415 N. Sixth St. Tickets are $9.50 for adults and carryouts, $9 for senior citizens and $8.50 for children 8 and younger.
Gratiot Park United Methodist
John and Kate Denner, husband and wife evangelist musicians will present praise and worship ministry at 10:30 a.m. March 3 in the church, 811 Church St., Port Huron. The service will be combined with Washington Avenue United Methodist Church. Refreshments will be served afterward. Fresh frozen, ready-to-bake cherry or apple pies will be sold from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. The Pasty Palace is having a pasty sale on March 21 and 22 to benefit the church. For details, call (810) 987-6824.
Jeddo United Methodist
JEDDO - The church will have a soup cook-off at 6 p.m. Feb. 23 in the church, 8533 Wildcat Road. Enjoy hot soup and vote for your favorite. Sandwiches and desserts also will be available.
Faith Lutheran
The Rev. CJ Ransdell will deliver the sermon at the 8:15 a.m. traditional service and 11 a.m. contemporary service Sunday. Holy Communion will be celebrated at the 11 a.m. service. Family Bible hour is at 9:45 a.m. The Senior High school youth group will complete its partnership with World Vision 30 Hour Famine program today. A child can be fed for a month for $30. For details, call the church office at (810) 985-5733. Lenten services are at 12:15 and 7:15 p.m. Wednesday. Supper will be served at 5:30 p.m. There will be an American Red Cross Blood Drive from 1-7 p.m. March 7. Nonperishable foods are being accepted for the food pantry. Anyone interested in donating or helping a food distribution should call the church office at (810) 985-5733. The church is at 3455 Stone St., Port Huron.
Blue Water Free Methodist
Sunday morning worship is at 10:45 a.m. Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m. Classes for all ages from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesdays. Harbor Impact Ministries will distribute free food, clothing, cleaning and hygiene products, baby needs and general supplies from 9-11 a.m. Tuesday. Photo identification is required. There also will be a resource center with tutoring and help with resumé writing. The church is at 1963 Allen Road.
Jehovah's Witnesses
PORT HURON TWP. - Ron Nakoneczny, a minister from the Richmond Congregation, will speak on the Bible topic, "Global Peace: From What Source?" at 9:30 a.m. Sunday in the Kingdom Hall, 2761 Yeager St.
First United Methodist
"The Perseverance of Jesus" will be the Rev. William Wright's sermon topic at the 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. worship services Sunday. The Sanctuary Choir will provide special music. Fellowship and coffee will follow the 9:30 a.m. service. Nursery is provided for both services. The church is at 828 Lapeer Ave., Port Huron.
Trinity United Methodist
ALGONAC - The Rev. Matt Osborne will lead the 9 a.m. worship service Sunday. "48 Hours" will be the topic of sermons during Lent. Sunday school is during the service. Youth are collecting cans and bottles to fund a Heifer Mission Project. The food pantry serving people in Algonac and Clay and Ira townships is open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fridays and from 6-8 p.m. on the third Tuesday of each month. The church is at 424 Smith St. The thrift shop, at 1421 Michigan St., is open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays and Saturdays. Take a dish to pass for a Maundy Thursday potluck meal at 6 p.m. March 28 with a devotional afterward.
St. Paul's Episcopal
The Rev. Robert Diehl will lead the worship and give the homily at the 10 a.m. worship service Sunday. Mary Seely will be the lector and Eucharistic minister. Coffee hour is after the service. Church school also meets at 10 a.m. The Vestry will meet after coffee hour. The Thursday evening Lenten service will begin at 5:30 p.m. Feb. 28 with a simple soup and bread supper being served. The church is at 3201 Gratiot Ave., Port Huron.
St. John's U.C.C.
"Want to Live A Great Life" will be the Rev. Reginald Lancaster's sermon topic at the 10:30 a.m. worship service Sunday. "You are Salt" will be the Chancel Choir's anthem. Sunday school is at 9 a.m. Fellowship time is at 10 a.m. The church is at 710 Pine St., Port Huron.
Pilgrim Lutheran
MARYSVILLE - "The Time is Coming!" will be the Rev. John Hitzeroth's sermon topic at the 6 p.m. worship service today and 10 a.m. Sunday. Holy Communion will be celebrated at both services. Refreshments and fellowship are after both services. Akaloo classes for all ages begin at 8:45 a.m. "Beneath the Cross of Jesus" will be the theme of Lenten worship service at 7 p.m. Wednesdays through March 20. A soup supper precedes the service at 6 p.m. Pastor Hitzeroth will lead three one-hour studies on "Baptized, We Live," at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, and March 3 and 10. The series is intended for those interested in learning about Lutheranism. The church is at 1023 Michigan Ave.
Trinity Lutheran
Pastor Schilke will preach at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. worship service Sunday. Holy Communion will be celebrated at the 11 a.m. service. Lenten services will be at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday. A soup supper will preced the evening service from 5 to 6:30 p.m. A fried chicken dinner will be served from noon to 3 p.m. Feb. 24. Tickets are $7 for adults, $5 for senior citizens and children 10 and younger. The church is at 1517 10th St., Port Huron.
St. Paul's Episcopal
ST. CLAIR - The Rev. Drew Downs will celebrate the Holy Eucharist at 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday. Michelle Weaver will be the Eucharistic minister at the 8 a.m. service. Ken Rands and Dorothy LaFrance will assist at the 10 a.m. service. Christian education for all ages is during the 10 a.m. service. Formation will meet at 9:15 a.m. "Slider Sunday," a fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity, is after the 10 a.m. service. Three sliders, chips and beverage will be served for a $5 donation. The second in a series of Lenten programs will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday, preceded by a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. Yellow ticket items at the Thrift Shop will be $1 per bag through February. Orange ticket items will be half off. The church is at 115 N. Sixth St.
First Presbyterian
The Rev. Jason Pittman will preach at the 10 a.m. worship service Sunday. The Sanctuary Choir will provide music. Church school is at 9 a.m. with the Rev. Ryan teaching the adult class. The annual meeting of the congregation will immediately follow the service. Coffee hour and fellowship are at 11:30 a.m. High school and middle school choir meets at 11:30 a.m. and high school youth fellowship meets at noon. Oasis, with activities for all ages, is from 5:30-7 p.m. Wednesday. A light supper at 5:30 p.m. is free, but donations will be accepted. "24 Hours That Changed the World" study is at 6 p.m. The Kids Crew and middle school youth group will meet at 6 p.m. The Sanctuary Choir meets at 7 p.m. The church is at 811 Wall St., Port Huron.
All Saints Episcopal Church
MARYSVILLE - The Rev. Tracie Loffhagen will preside over the 8 and 10 a.m. worship services Sunday. Sunday school is during the 10 a.m. service. It is loose change Sunday. A grief support group meets at 10 a.m. Feb. 26. A soup and sandwich dinner will be served at 6:15 p.m. Feb. 27 with Lenten study at 7 p.m. The church is at 543 Michigan Ave.
Sacred Heart Parish
YALE - Baked or fried cod will be served at fish fry dinners from noon to 1 p.m. and from 4-7 p.m. March 1 and 15 in Father Larry Dunn Hall, 310 N. Main St. Tickets are $9 for adults and carryouts, $4 for children younger than 12 and free for preschoolers. Fish fries are sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council 8710.
St. Nicholas Catholic Church
CAPAC - Fish fries featuring baked or fried fish, French fries or baked potato, macaroni and cheese, cole slaw, roll, dessert and beverage will be served from 4-6:30 p.m. March 8 and 22 at the church, 4331 Capac Road. Tickets are $6, $10 or $12.
Applegate Wesleyan
APPLEGATE - A spaghetti dinner will be served at 4:30 p.m. March 16 in the church, 2595 S. Sherman Road. Donations will be accepted. The Silverwoodbottom Boys will perform a Gospel concert at 6 p.m. A free-will offering will be taken.
Our Lady on the River Parish
ALGONAC - A fish fry featuring fish, fries, baked potato, cole slaw, beverage, dessert, as well as macaroni and cheese and clam chowder, will be from 4-7 p.m. Fridays through March 22 at St. Catherine Activity Center, 1103 Washington St. Tickets are $9 adults, $6 children, free for children younger than 5.
Light of Christ Lutheran
MARYSVILLE - "Called To ...ing-Seeking Silence" will be the Rev. Paul Kruse's sermon topic at the 10 a.m. worship service with Communion Sunday. Sunday school is during the service. Bring a dish to pass for the monthly soup supper at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The church is at 4053 Ravenswood Road.
Hope Lutheran
GOODELLS - Dave Rochlitz will give the sermon at the 10:30 a.m. worship service Sunday, with fellowship and refreshments afterward. The church is at 2792 Goodells Road.
St. Peter's Lutheran
ST. CLAIR - There will be a worship service with Holy Communion at 5 p.m. today. Bible study will be at 8:15 a.m. Sunday. A worship service and Sunday school are at 9:30 a.m. A Lenten service will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday featuring the Holden evening prayer. The church is at 123 S. Seventh St.
Unity of Blue Water
"For Those Who Have More Will Be Given" will be Stephen Kosmyna's message at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Coffee and fellowship are afterward. The community is at 431 17th St., Port Huron.
Cornerstone Church
CLYDE TWP. - "The Wise Church Knows Nothing but Christ and Him Crucified" will the Rev. Peter Foxwell's teaching at the 10 a.m. worship service Sunday. A full children's service and nursery program is available during the service. The Cornerstone Cafe is open before the service. The church is at 4025 North Road.
First Baptist
The Rev. Daniel Bakay will lead the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday with coffee and fellowship afterward. Adult Bible school is at 10 a.m. Bible study and prayer groups are at 11 a.m. Tuesday and 6 p.m. Wednesday. The church is 1814 Sanborn St., Port Huron.
Grace Episcopal
The Rev. Lydia Speller will celebrate Holy Communion at 5:30 p.m. today and at the 8 and 10 a.m. worship services Sunday. Coffee and fellowship are after the 10 a.m. service. Christian education is also at 10 a.m. Lenten study, "Embracing an Adult Faith" with brown bag meal and evening prayer will be from 6:30-8 p.m. Thursdays, Feb. 28, March 7, 14 and 21. The church is at 1213 Sixth St., Port Huron.
Westminster Church of Port Huron
"Life Under the Veneer" will be the Rev. Tim Anderson's sermon topic at the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday. Brianna Thornton will provide special music. A coffee fellowship is after the service. Women's Bible study is at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Bible study for all ages is from 6:30-8 p.m. Wednesday. Bible stories, games and crafts for elementary school age children will be offered at the Last Saturday Program from 9-11:30 a.m. today. There will be a talent show at 7 p.m. There is no charge. The church is at 2501 Stone St., Port Huron.
St. Paul Lutheran
PORT HURON TWP. - Worship services at 8 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday with Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. There will be a Lenten soup supper at 6 p.m. Wednesday with worship afterward at 7 p.m. The barrier-free church is at 3790 W. Water St.
First Congregational U.C.C
ST. CLAIR - The Rev. Rob Hunter will speak at the 10 a.m. worship service Sunday. The children's choir will sing. Fellowship and coffee hour follow the service. Sunday school is during the service. The church is at 300 Adams St.
Crossroads Community Church
CHINA TWP. - The church will host The Messiah in the Passover presentation at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. worship services March 17. The presentation begins with a traditional Passover Seder table. Scott Nassau will explain the symbolic meanings of the various items of the Passover feast. The church is at 3631 King Road.
Riverside Tabernacle Church of God
FORT GRATIOT - "Guttermost to the Uttermost" will be Pastor Shelton's message at the 10:30 a.m. worship service Sunday. Free breakfast will be served from 9 to 10:15 a.m. The church is at 3675 N. River Road.
Wadhams Baptist
KIMBALL TWP. - Sunday worship is at 11 a.m. worship service. Sunday school for all ages is at 10 a.m. The church is at 5461 Lapeer Road.
Fellowship Baptist
EAST CHINA TWP. - Sunday school meets at 10 a.m., with an 11 a.m. worship service. A new series, "Be Contagious," has begun. The college and career group meets for Bible study, prayer and fellowship at 7 p.m. Tuesday. On Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m., there will be Bible study and prayer, Impact for teens and AWANA for children age 4 through fifth grade. The church is at 5200 Park Road.
St. Martin's Lutheran
MARINE CITY - St. Martin's Altar Guild will have a euchre party on March 15 at the church, 156 S. William St. Registration is from 6:30-7 p.m. and play begins at 7:15 p.m. The cost is $8 and includes eight rounds of euchre, snacks and beverages. The evening will also feature 50/50 raffle and cash prizes. Participants must be 18 years old and older. For details, call (810) 765-5242.
Life in Christ Fellowship
ST. CLAIR - The Rev. Verne Harris will lead the 10:30 a.m. worship service Sunday. Sunday school for all ages is at 9:30 a.m. Family night is at 7 p.m. Wednesdays with Bible study for all ages. The adults are studying the book, "The Three Battlegrounds." The church is at 950 Wadhams Road.
First Congregational
The Rev. Bill Terry will speak at the 10 a.m. worship service Sunday. Organist Lee Emig will provide special music. The Women's Association will be host to Church Women United on Friday in Grace Baer Hall. Plans are underway for an Easter basket centerpiece class with Carolsue McCue on March 5. For reservations, call (810) 984-2212. The church will present a free post-Easter musical, "Look to the Lamb," at 10 a.m. April 28, featuring a live praise band, singer, narration and video. The church is at 723 Court St., Port Huron.


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Auschwitz, or Auschwitz-Birkenau, is the best-known of all the Nazi death camps, and has come to symbolize the Holocaust itself.
Though Auschwitz was just one of six extermination camps, it was also a labor concentration camp, extracting prisoners' "value" from them, in the form of hard labor, for weeks or months. As the prisoners weakened from disease, or the starvation rations, or overwork, they were selected to be taken to the gas chambers for a more "humane" death. In this, Auschwitz differed from most of the other camps, like Belzec or Treblinka.
The Holocaust History Project presents fourteen works regarding the
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For the sake of completeness, we also mention the essay Response to Germar Rudolf, by Rich Green, though it has been superceded by the more thorough Chemistry is Not the Science.
We also present ten documents from the Auschwitz camp:
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There was no knowing the extent of the impudence to which these Americans would not go!
But Uncle Lucien was so certain of the boy's guilt that he mistook his pride for impudence.
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11 February 2010
Sumo Power GT has signed Michael Krumm and Peter Dumbreck to lead its assault on this year's FIA GT1 World Championship in one of its two Nissan GT-Rs.
German-born and Tokyo-based Michael Krumm is no stranger to the car he will be driving this year, having helped NISMO (Nissan Motorsports International Co. Ltd.) develop the Nissan GT-R during 2009, in which he contested four races.
"I'm really looking forward to being part of the Sumo Power GT team this season. And, after having had the opportunity to drive the car last year, I am confident that we will be competitive", said Krumm. "I am also pleased to have Peter as my team-mate, as I know him very well from our years of racing together in Japan. This, combined with the new team should give us an excellent package."
A highly experienced GT-car driver, 39-year old Krumm commented that he is excited about racing at some of the venues featured in the 2010 FIA GT World Championship calendar, such as the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi which hosts round one of this inaugural series.
"I think that with all of the drivers racing on tracks they have never visited before, it will provide a level playing field for everyone."
Dumbreck meanwhile is also an extremely experienced driver in both GT and saloon cars, having famously raced at Le Mans before moving into DTM as a factory driver and then more recently having competed in Japanese Super GT racing.
"I am delighted to have the opportunity of driving for Sumo Power GT this season", said Dumbreck. "I had been looking to secure a serious world championship programme especially one that is associated with a manufacturer. Therefore, in return for putting their faith in me, I intend to go out there and reward the team with some excellent results."
Although yet to drive the car, Dumbreck is certain that a good year lies ahead: "The Nissan GT-R is the kind of car that attracts a lot of attention. And, being successful will attract even more attention, which is good for the team, good for the sponsors and good for Nissan. I can't wait to get started!"
The team's two Nissan GT-Rs are currently being prepared in readiness for the first test later this month, when they will appear in their new Sumo Power GT livery for the first time.
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Homemade Vanilla Pudding Mix: Creamy Cool Fun At HomeStephie Predmore | Stephie Cooks
Making Vanilla Pudding Mix at home couldn't be easier. You'll love it!
As a kid, I was never a big fan of pudding. This probably has a lot to do with elementary school snack time and those snack pack pudding cups – because let's be real, that isn't very good pudding.
As an adult, I am much more inclined to eat pudding, especially pudding that I have made myself. And while I do enjoy making custard-style puddings (you know, the kind that use egg yolks), there is something so convenient about grabbing a box of cook-and-serve pudding mix and having the pudding practically made for you.
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Can I ask if the recipe needs an instant vanilla pudding mix, do I still need to put a vanilla extract ? or the first for dry ingredient only ? Thanks
Take a look at the recipe you are using - does it call for vanilla extract in addition to the pudding mix? If it does, just use the dry mix. If it does not, then go ahead and add some vanilla to the recipe (generally I would say about 1 teaspoon of vanilla or so, though that may vary a bit depending on the recipe). Hope this helps!
I just made this into coconut cream pudding. Instead of milk, I used coconut milk (full fat) and then added coconut extract (which I found at the Asian market). I then threw in a handful of coconut and tried not to eat the entire pan before it even cooled off! Plus, it was super easy and quick. My kind of dessert!
Stephie, this is such a great idea. You could infuse the pudding with any sort of spice you want when you make it - I'm thinking adding a cardamom pod with the vanilla bean would be amazing.


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Remembering AQHA World Champion Horse "Kids Classic Style" (1996-2012)
Kids Classic Style
The world champion sire and two-time AQHA world champion died December 5.
By Tara Christiansen
The American Quarter Horse Journal
December 6, 2012
At the time of his death, AQHA world championships earned by Kids Classic Style get totaled 33, plus 36 AQHA reserve world championships. (Photo courtesy of K.C. Montgomery)
A rear ligament injury summer 2012 sidelined Kids Classic Style. Since then, veterinarians at Iowa State University had been rehabilitating the 16-year-old buckskin stallion, but despite their efforts, Kids Classic Style continued to decline. The world champion sire was humanely euthanized at 10 a.m. on December 5 at Iowa State University.
"I absolutely hated to do this, but he was deteriorating in health to the point where I didn't want him to suffer," owner Thomas Scheckel told the Journal.
"The real deal" is what they called him, and Kids Classic Style was that indeed. At the time of his death, AQHA world championships earned by Kids Classic Style get totaled 33, plus 36 AQHA reserve world championships. His most recent champions include JF Skip N Style, the 2012 aged stallions world champion; Kid Forever In Style, who won amateur and open aged stallions reserve world championships in 2012; and A Classic Edition, the 2012 amateur performance halter mares reserve world champion. In addition to world titles, Kids Classic Style also sported 13,949 total points garnered by his offspring.
"I think Kids Classic Style has over 350 world and reserve world titles between all associations," says Thomas, who calls Bellevue, Iowa, home. "By the time we get all of these weanlings and 2-year-olds on up and showing in the next couple of years, Kids Classic Style could real easily have 500-600 world and reserve world titles on his offspring."
Before he hit the breeding shed, Kids Classic Style made quite the name for himself in the show pen. "Bucky," as the stallion was known, secured his first title with the 1997 yearling stallion reserve world championship; he then returned to Oklahoma City as a 2-year-old to take fourth. From there, it was nothing but up as Kids Classic Style won 3-year-old stallion and aged stallion world championships.
By Kid Clu and out of Tootsy Rolls Redford by Rolls Redford, Kids Classic Style was bred by Zumbrun Quarter Horses in Greenville, Ohio. Over the years, Mike Murray, Margaret Scott and Kenneth Mills have all called Kids Classic Style theirs, but in 2008 he was purchased by Thomas.
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A longtime exhibitor and breeder of halter horses, Thomas' first AQHA world championship came in weanling stallions at the 2011 Adequan Select World Championship Show in Amarillo. Homebred Designed To B Clasik, by Kids Classic Style and out of Ms Re Designed by He Is Re Designed, is Thomas' first AQHA world champion.
For the last several years, Kids Classic Style stood stud at Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center at Iowa State University in Ames. Of Iowa State University, Thomas says, "They gave him the best care out there anybody could ever give a horse. They did a great job with him – maintaining his health and his condition."
Recently, Thomas purchased Execute, a 2004 sorrel stallion sold during the dispersal of horses that formerly belonged to Rita Crundwell of Dixon, Illinois. The son of Mr Touchdown Kid stands at Abraham's Equine Clinic in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
"I hope Execute does the same job that Kids Classic Style did for me the last four and a half years," Thomas says. "Execute is such a great horse, too. I think he's got 56 foals on the ground and 26 world and reserve world titles right now, which is unreal for percentage-wise."
As much as he looks forward to the future with Execute, the loss of Kids Classic Style is a devastating one for Thomas. To keep the stallion near and dear, Bucky will be buried on a hillside near the Scheckels' mare barn.
"Bucky was one of a kind; he's the greatest horse I've ever seen in my life and he had the greatest disposition of any horse I've ever seen, too," Thomas says. "And his offspring carry that through; his offspring are so easy to train and so easy to work with because of their great disposition."
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Donna M. Spalding, age 80, passed away peacefully on January 31, 2013 at Suncoast Hospice in Pinellas Park, FL where she was visiting dear friends. Donna May, the daughter of Albert & Frances Wehner was born May 11, 1932 in Monroe, MI.
She graduated from Monroe High School with fond memories as head majorette for the band. She raised her children and made lifelong friends in Wernert's Corners. She married the love of her life, Donald Spalding, in 1983. Don preceded her in death on Nov. 3, 2012.
Together, Don and Donna shared their love for their families, traveling, and living on the water. Their love for boating was not only a weekend retreat, shared generously with family and friends, but also created memorable traditions and formed lasting friendships. They looked forward to summers at Put-in-Bay, Ohio, never missing "New Year's Eve" weekend at the bay.
Donna retired from Seaway Foodtown after a long career in the meat department. She and Don truly enjoyed retirement, traveling all around the world, collecting magnets from each destination. Donna was a devoted and loving mother and grandmother. Her beautiful spirit, fun-loving outlook on life, and most amazing sense of humor will be remembered by all.
Donna is survived by her sister, Rita (Jim) Beck; brother, Ron Wehner; children, John Greene, Roxanne Gordon, Diane (Jeffrey) Haynes, Mike (Kim) Greene; step children, Jeffrey (Jan) Spalding, Leslie (Mark) Kott, Doug (Jenny) Spalding, Sue (Frank) Hughes; 24 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by 1st husband John Greene; brothers, Peter, Milton, Al & Richard.
Friends may visit the family from 10:00 AM-2:00 PM on Saturday, February 16, 2013 at Walker Funeral Home 5155 Sylvania Ave (west of Corey Rd) where a memorial service will be held at 2:00 PM.
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I blogged earlier in the week about a Daily Mail article questioning the link between red meat and cancer without mentioning that the review it was based on was funded by the meat industry.
In yesterday's Evening Standard, Dr Christian Jessen also mentioned this review. And, like the Mail, he failed to mention that it had been funded by the meat industry.
We think this is an important piece of information that consumers would find useful when deciding how to judge the review's findings.
In our view, this meat industry-funded review does not alter the conclusions of an independent expert panel that there is strong evidence that red meat increases risk of bowel cancer.
Dr Jessen suggests that a reason for the increase to cancer risk from red meat may be the fat content. But actually, there is little evidence for this.
It is true, as he also suggests, that one of the possible reasons is the overcooking of red meat, but this is only one theory. Another one is that the increase to cancer risk comes haem iron, the substance that gives red meat its colour.
This means Dr Jessen's implication that people can negate any increase to bowel cancer risk by choosing lean cuts of meat and not overcooking them is quite likely to be wrong.
He is correct, though, to say that red meat contains valuable nutrients.
This is why we do not suggest avoiding it, but instead recommend that people limit consumption to 500g (cooked weight) per week.
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With some help from Betty Crocker's® Shake-N-Pour cupcakes, you're one your way. These couldn't be easier. There's no stirring in eggs or oil. There's not even a bowl or spoon involved. I know, you're thinking how that is possible. You simply add water and shake!
Grab the kids and get started!
Step 1: Grab the Shake-N-Pour cupcake mix.
To make your cupcakes look like popcorn, ice the cooled cupcakes with Betty Crocker frosting. Then grab a bag of mini marshmallows, and let the kids pile them on.


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Died: February 06, 2009
KATHIE ELAINE OELTJENDIERS ADOUE On February 6, one of the brightest lights of this world, Kathie (Kathi) Elaine Oeltjendiers Adoue, conceded her last breath to a relentless enemy. Until the very end of her three-year struggle with cancer, she fought with fierce determination, an unfailingly positive attitude, and a quiet dignity that will forever inspire everyone who crossed her path. This life will be forever more dim for her absence, while the next realm of being now shines brighter because of her spirit's presence. A rare beauty inside and out, blessed with great wit and intellect, Kathi was surrounded by her loving husband and three devoted daughters at the time of her passing. Truly at peace near water, the birds, and warm sun, she chose to spend her final days at her daughter Summer and son-in-law Espen's home on Lake Houston where she was blessed with unseasonably beautiful days. Kathi had just returned from a visit to Maui where her daughter Cami, son-in-law Mark, and her much loved granddaughters Kali and Madison live. Even though the disease progressed rapidly, Kathi persevered to make a final visit with her numerous friends in Hawaii and to see the whales and turtles, a part of nature she always felt a special connection to. Kathi was born to Frances and Elo Oeltjendiers in Dallas, Texas. She grew up in DeSoto and graduated from DeSoto High School. She then went to work for J.C. Hardy Publications as a graphic artist. A talented artist and accomplished Middle Eastern dancer, Kathi devoted her life to her family, home and beloved pets. She approached everything with her unique creative flair and special spark of life. An avid protector of animal rights, Kathi was especially at peace in Maui during the annual whale migration. Although Kathi traveled extensively, she was first and foremost a Texan and was always anxious to return to her home state. She was instrumental and a major force in assisting her husband to establish and maintain major veterinary medical facilities in Florida and Texas. Kathi oversaw the accounting and business operations of the animal hospitals and was invaluable in aiding in their great success. Kathi also provided valuable insight and advice on the ranch and cattle operations of the family. Kathi is survived by her heartbroken husband, Dr. Vic Adoue of Argyle, daughter Cami and her husband Mark Spurgin of Maui, daughter Amber Adoue of San Francisco, daughter Summer and her husband Dr. Espen Johansen of Houston, son Tor and his wife Ellynn Adoue of Argyle. She is also survived by her grieving parents Fran and Elo Oeltjendiers of DeSoto, her wonderful and greatly loved grandchildren Justin, Asia, Dakota, Will and Isabelle Adoue and Kali and Madison Spurgin, sisters-in-law Sue Santone and Beth Adoue-Polk and their husbands Roger and Brian, brother-in-law Keith Adoue, and dearly loved nephews and nieces Thomas, Tara, Rebecca, Ryan, Tyler, Connor, and Walker. In addition, she is survived by Uncle Richard Huebel of Bastrop, Aunt Dorothy Noack of Austin, and T.C. and LaVerrel Pittman of Albany, Texas, and many cousins. Kathi's Aunt Nora and Uncle John who helped raise her on their farm in La Grange, Texas, maternal grandparents Alfred and Mathilda Huebel of Smithville, Texas, parents-in-law Colonel Eugene and Robbie Adoue of Killeen, Texas, and Aunt Emabeth Thompson of Colorado City, Texas, precede her in death. The countless friends that could always count on Kathi for their daily dose of laughter and love will always remember and appreciate the positive and life-changing impact she made on them and will miss her terribly. Her family at Angel Veterinary Center of Flower Mound is especially saddened by her loss. Kathi cast an indelible mark that remains stamped forever on all she touched. Kathi was a Lutheran and believer, yet she possessed a unique spirit that encompassed and held close to her heart the greatness of the universe and the belief in Aloha. Her ashes will be spread in the waters of Maui, Hawaii, in the spring. Aloha and Happy Trails dear Kathi. A memorial service will be held at West-Hurtt Funeral Home, DeSoto, Texas, on Friday, February 27 at 3:00 p.m. For information, call John David at West-Hurtt at 972-223-6314. In lieu of flowers, please make donations or memorials to any legitimate animal shelter or animal welfare organization. Respectfully, please make no donations in her name to any American Cancer Society or organization.


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Balsam Lake Invitational Ski Show
Balsam Lake
Members of the Olympic Water Ski Show Team will perform, as well as area water ski tems. It will be an evening show. Be there and bring your lawn chair.
Sports Type
- Other