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Draft experts say it can take up to five years to fully analyze how a draft for a baseball team shaped out. The Major League Baseball draft consists of fifty rounds and if one player from those fifty makes the major leagues it would be considered an "ok" draft for the organization. When you take a look at the 2004 draft of the Toronto Blue Jays 15 months after the selections were made you begin to think what this crop will produce in the future. Four players from the first eight rounds have already reached the Double-A level, and when you take a look at just the first eight rounds you see some of the most impact players the farm produced this season. We have already looked at the first ten rounds, and now take a look at rounds eleven through fifteen.
Rounds Eleven through Fifteen
In the 11th round of the 2004 draft the Jays selected Kristian Bell. The 21-year-old spent 2005 pitching for the Auburn Doubledays and went 5-4 with a 3.14 ERA. Bell struck out seventy-one hitters in seventy-seven innings of work and over his last seven starts of the season he went 4-0 with a 1.61 ERA. Bell repeated the NY-Penn League for the second consecutive season, but that did not come as a shock to him.
"I knew I had stuff I needed to work on and I needed to progress as a pitcher instead of a thrower" said Bell. "Last year I was a reliever and I went out and threw as hard as I could, however this year, I had to try to refine myself as a pitcher."
In the 12th round the Jays selected another power bat in Eric Nielsen. The 23-year-old hit .267 with seven home runs and fifty-nine runs this season for Lansing but played much better that final two months of the season. Nielsen hit .305 over July and August, and that includes a five hit game on August 22. During the month of August Nielsen, who goes by the nickname E-Money, hit .341 in twenty-five games.
"My high school coach gave me the nickname" Nielsen said. "I usually came up at the plate in clutch situations and came through, and being from Vegas and the gambling, it correlated to me being called E-money."
In the 13th round the Blue Jays selected Kyle Yates, the 2005 Dunedin Pitcher of the Year as voted by InsideTheDome earlier this month. After a midseason promotion from the Lansing Lugnuts, Yates went 7-3 with a 1.91 ERA in 14 starts with the Dunedin Blue Jays. In 156 total innings the hard throwing right-hander struck out 148 batters in 2005, and was among the organizational leaders in strikeouts.
"I told the organization from the beginning that being a starter was something I wanted to try" Yates told InsideTheDome yesterday. "I feel more comfortable as a starter. I throw in the low 90s and I feel I can set up my pitches well and throw strikes with all three of my pitches."
"I started out slow with Lansing, and that was mostly because I was getting myself acclimated to the starters role. I was not a starter for several years and towards the second half of the my season with Lansing, I started to get a feel for it and settle in."
"My main goal was to get stronger as the year went on, and I feel like I did. I was a better pitcher toward the end of the season."
Jordan Timm was the Jays 14th round selection and this past season he went 2-0 with five saves and a 2.47 ERA with the Lansing Lugnuts. Opponents hit .225 off the right-hander, who struck out forty-four batters in forty-seven innings of work.
"I always consider my strength to be a control pitcher. In my career, I haven't walked a lot of guys" said Timm. I don't throw real hard, so I can't afford not too. I throw a fastball that runs a lot, a slider and a change up. My change up has gotten better this year. "
Michael MacDonald was the 15th round selection in 2004 and pitching for the Dunedin Blue Jays in 2005 he went 9-6 with a 4.24 ERA. Some might question as to why those numbers warrant him being mentioned here, however, the right-hander
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COPA introduced the Cirrus Pilot Proficiency Program in early 2002 and over 350 COPA members attend each year. CPPP offers a weekend event for Cirrus owners and their partners that focuses on Cirrus-specific knowledge and flying proficiency. We bring some of the most experienced flight instructors who regularly teach in all kinds of Cirrus airplanes flown for all kinds of missions. We have prepared an extensive syllabus of ground courses that complement the transition training and delve into areas of greatest need for Cirrus pilots.
Many Cirrus pilots make a CPPP weekend part of their annual or biannual training.
"If you want to have a great experience, make new friends, enjoy yourself, and significantly improve your piloting skills and flying safely, DO NOT MISS CPPP!" (Lakeland CPPP participant)
CPPP weekends combine intense Cirrus-specific knowledge with social interaction with other like-minded pilots and their partners. Come for the fun and learn something.
"The instructors (ground and flight) [at a CPPP weekend] are among the best available worldwide, not only in terms of subject matter expertise, but also the all important interpersonal relationship skills and ability to precisely address individual goals. And to top it off, the opportunities for casual "hangar talk" with like minded enthusiasts is terrific." (Lakeland CPPP participant)
CPPP instructors are great, but the valuable contributions by the attendees can really add insights and practical tips for getting the most out of your Cirrus. Come join the discussions.
"CPPP is fantastic and a wonderful learing experience. I highly recommend the simulator." (Las Vegas CPPP participant)
Some CPPP weekends offer use of an adjacent Cirrus simulator. Emergency procedures in a simulator can go much farther into the accident chain than an instructional flight. And Partner-in-Command participants at a simulator location will get a brief experience practicing what they learn, including pulling the red CAPS handle. Plan a trip to a CPPP with a simulator.
"Do it...definitely a safer pilot after this weekend"(Las Vegas CPPP participant)
COPA promotes safety. CPPP promotes safety. And accident statistics reveal that COPA members and CPPP participants are much less involved in accidents. You participation makes a difference.
For recurrent training, a CPPP includes a choice between flight + ground sessions or just ground only. If a simulator is available at a CPPP location, then participants may request a simulator session to replace a flight segment or at an additional fee for ground-only participants. We welcome your non-pilot partners at social events as well as the Partner in Command course. And we invite CFIs, who want the most complete Cirrus-specific knowledge, through a Non-Owner CFI registration at a discounted rate that just covers our costs.
All CPPP participants are welcome to our social events including the Friday evening reception and the Saturday evening dinner.
Participants that choose Flight+Ground will receive 10 hours of ground instruction and 6 hours of flight instruction, including pre- and post-flight briefings with CPPP flight instructors. Flight instruction will include two training flights individually tailored to the participant's recurrent training requirements – and participants are encouraged to arrive with a list of areas they would like to emphasize during flight training. CPPP offers FAA Wings credit for flight recurrency as well as ground courses, sufficient to qualify for the Basic Level that satisfies the requirement for a current flight review (ref 14 CFR 61.56(e)).
16 hours of ground instruction. Please note that not all elective segments may be available at each CPPP. Ground sessions include:
COPA appreciates that certified instructors are vital to our flight safety. We welcome CFIs who are COPA members with a discounted rate at our cost. These CFIs may attend any ground sessions and receive a binder of all the course materials. They are welcome at all of the meals and social events during the weekend. In some instances, Non-Owner CFIs have requested to fly back seat during a flight session with the permission of the flight participant and the CPPP instructor. Non-Owner CFI is intended for full-time CFIs who give instruction as their full-time occupation and DO NOT own an aircraft of any type.
This is a separate track available to spouses, significant others, or other non-pilot frequent flying companions. This course is intended to make the non-pilot right-seater more comfortable in the aircraft, teach them how to be an active participant in the flight as a resource to the pilot, and explain the availability and use of safety equipment in an emergency, including the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS). Availability will be announced on a course-by-course basis. This segment is generally offered Saturday morning from 8 to 11am. When the Aviation Survival course is offered, we schedule it Saturday after lunch so partners are welcome.
Flight+Ground: $1400 (optional cancellation insurance $125) - Discounted to $1200 for early registrations made prior to 30 day window Ground-Only: $600 (includes cancellation insurance) Non-Owner CFI: $150 (incentive fee at our cost) Simulator: $145 (additional fee for Ground-Only, included for Flight+Ground, available at a few selected CPPP events) Partners: no charge when accompanying a paid participant

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Through Christ Our Lord.
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In 1938, the priory of Zundert was elevated to an abbey.
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Early birds and late-bloomers in the North Valley
By Ari LeVaux
Throughout the growing season, New Mexico is home to fresh food markets every day of the week. You can follow the progression of summer by watching the diversity of produce unfold like a kaleidoscope on vendors' tables. And you can travel to markets around the state and marvel at the differences that elevation and latitude make in what can be grown.
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The Urban Store has been open since January and is the brainchild of Kathy Isaacson and co-owner Chuck Alex. The Nob Hill shop, on Silver, is deceptively ordinary. Issacson sports a T-shirt bearing the store's working philosophy—"grow, eat, return." How simple is that?
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DR. GREEP opened the discussion by commenting that "as is usual in a discussion of this type we have treated two people in the audience as computers. We have been feeding this material into these two computers and have posed certain problems to them and we are interested in learning what will come back. For the first discussor of these presentations we will call on Dr. Parkes."
DR. PARKES: It is almost impossible to keep up the string of metaphor and simile with which we have been bombarded. A few minutes ago Dr. Tietz referred to himself as the caudal end of a program, and I was wondering in what anatomical terms he would refer to me. Perhaps he would agree that I am out on a limb! Coming back to the main metaphor of this discussion, I must say that I feel that I'm not merely up to the frontier, I'm over it.
This has been a most exciting Symposium. I have learned a great deal. Turning first of all to Dr. Nelson's contribution, I was extremely interested to hear about the recent developments in the study of the anti-spermatogenic compounds and to know that something which may be practically applicable is in sight. To judge from what is going on in England at the present time, it will be necessary to provide good evidence that there is no likelihood of genetic effects from this interruption of spermatogenesis. I very much hope that Dr. Nelson will be able to provide such evidence and kill at the very beginning what will undoubtedly be a criticism in England.
Turning now, if I may, to Dr. Rock. I admired his contribution, or should I say performance, very much indeed and I was particularly interested in his suggestion that we should turn our attention from suppressing ovulation to getting rid of it prematurely. I think there may be a great deal in this idea and I hope that it will be followed up.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Volume is dying.
For several years now trading volume of the S&P 500 (^GSPC) has been dropping precipitously. Two charts in particular were recently shared on StockTwits and they show this dynamic to near perfection. Both charts were shared by @OphirGottlieb. Here they are:
1. Here is a chart showing the S&P 500's weekly volume since 2007. Notice the red line that cuts through it and the steady drop in volume since 2007:
2. Here is another chart showing the must-see drop in S&P 500 volume. This time it's depicted on a monthly basis. But perhaps even more importantly, notice that it is coinciding with the increasing pace of buybacks, which grew 50% in the first quarter:
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Abstract: We show that matrices over a large class of Prüfer domains are equivalent to ``almost diagonal'' matrices, that is, to matrices with all the nonzero entries congregated in blocks along the diagonal, where both dimensions of the diagonal blocks are bounded by the size of the class group of the Prüfer domain. This result, a generalization of a 1972 result of L. S. Levy for Dedekind domains, implies that, for sufficiently large, every matrix is a sum of two invertible matrices. We also generalize from Dedekind to certain Prüfer domains a number of results concerning the presentation of modules and the equivalence of matrices presenting them, and we uncover some connections to combinatorics.
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Summary, Synthesis, and Application of Bill McKibben's Deep Economy, Chapter 2: The Year of Eating Locally
In this chapter of Bill McKibben's Deep Economy, the author frames his discussion of the industrial agricultural and food industries with his attempt to eat only local foods through a harsh Vermont winter. His discussion of the advantages and challenges of this decision is interspersed with long commentaries on the basic inefficiencies of producing food and agricultural products on an industrial scale, as well as the environmental in-sustainability of the current system. McKibben also examines the local alternatives to this industrial food complex, providing a more practical use for the frame he provides in his attempt to eat locally for a winter. Ultimately, McKibben is calling for a reassessment of the way we receive our food and the variety of effects-on our health, economy, and environment-that industrial food production has.
While out driving on an Interstate highway several months ago, I moved into the left lane to pass a truck loaded with red and somewhat plasticy tomatoes. I initially began thinking about what I had read somewhere, sometime before this incident, tomatoes had been bred in the twentieth century not to preserve their flavor, but to develop toughness that actually destroyed a lot of the flavor but allowed them to be shipped without bruising and squashing much more easily. I had also heard that tomatoes were often picked early, meaning they would be extra firm as they would be under-ripe during shipping, and that sometimes chemicals were used to enhance a tomatoes redness to make up for all of the deficiencies caused by the other practices. These thoughts were certainly a poor enough comment on the changes industrial agriculture have wrought, but they still didn't prepare me for what happened next.
As I was moving back into the right lane, having passed the slow moving truck with the hardened tomatoes, a similar truck with an identical load of tomatoes passed us both going in the other direction. There was an entire truckload of tomatoes headed East for who know how many hundreds or possibly thousands of miles, and another truckload headed in the opposite direction possibly even farther! There is no greater illustration available for the inefficiencies of our modern food system than had a satellite snapped a birds-eye-view photograph of these two tomato trucks passing each other, on there way to destinations unknown with tomatoes that likely could have been eaten ten miles from where they were picked. When McKibben points out inefficiencies, he mentions many of the alarming figures requiring transportation costs and other factors. But the sheer time wasted, and the logistical ineptitude that is apparent in this incident, are also reasons to abandon industrial agriculture in favor of eating locally.
As McKibben also notes, it will likely be impossible to convince everyone to start eating locally, and indeed a drastic sudden change would doubltess cause major problems for many communities and individuals. But there can be better regulation and coordination of the agriculture industry, which would lead to less waste and better tasting food. If distribution could be centrally coordinated between the various companies and factory farmers, local produce could become a more common item in the large chain grocery stores. Growers wouldn't need to sacrifice taste and texture for ease of shipping which means a better product could be delivered at less cost (due to transportation reductions). If the industry were willing to submit to such regulation it could prove very effective.[continue]
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A Southern gothic novel about an undertaker who won't let the dead rest.
Suspecting that something is amiss with their father's burial, teenager Kenneth Tyler and his sister Corrie venture to his gravesite and make a horrific discovery: their father, a whiskey bootlegger, was not actually buried in the casket they bought for him. Worse, they learn that the undertaker, Fenton Breece, has been grotesquely manipulating the dead.
Armed with incriminating photographs, Tyler becomes obsessed with bringing the perverse undertaker to justice. But first, he must outrun Granville Sutter, a local strongman and convicted murderer hired by Fenton to destroy the evidence. What follows is an adventure through the Harrikin, an eerie backwoods filled with tangled roads, rusted machinery, and eccentric squatters–old men, witches, and families among them–who both shield and imperil Tyler as he runs for safety.
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Distance from Lincoln, NE to Sioux City, IA is 149Miles or 239 Km. You can get this distance about 2 hours 19 mins. If you want to planning travel with plane, you can get this distance about 45 mins .
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As a researcher, Dr. Emerson Eggerichs, who has a PhD in child and family ecology from Michigan State University, garnered the testimonies of thousands of mothers following the release of his New York Times Bestseller, Love & Respect. These moms consistently reported they applied the respect side of the message to their sons with significant effects. Emerson and his wife, Sarah, present the Love and Respect Marriage and Parenting Conferences across the country. Emerson has also spoken to groups from the NFL, NBA, PGA, Navy Seals, and members of congress. He was the senior pastor of Trinity Church in East Lansing, MI for almost twenty years. He and Sarah have been married since 1973 and have three adult children. Emerson also has a BA in Biblical Studies from Wheaton College, an MA in communication from Wheaton College Graduate School, and an MDiv from the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary.
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Through the millions of products sold on Love & Respect, Emerson Eggerichs has transformed marriages around the world with his biblically based approach to understanding the love that she most desires and the respect that he desperately needs. Now, in this long-awaited release, Emerson has created an experience for couples that is effective, flexible and life-changing.
To build this couples devotional, Eggerichs has taken the top concerns that surfaced in a survey of thousands of couples and has developed 52 devotionals around the three cycles that are at the heart of Love and Respect. On one occasion the couple will be talking about how to stop the Crazy Cycle or keep it at bay. The very next devotional will talk about a concept built upon the Rewarded Cycle, which stresses the ultimate purpose for marriage. And the next may have both people talking about ways to use the Energizing Cycle in their efforts to love and respect each other.
Some may ask, "Why 52 and not 365, like other couples devotionals I have seen?" The author's research shows that married couples don't want to deal with that much material, that often. Therefore, the specific devotionals, which can be done weekly or at any chosen pace, are specifically guided to what couples say they most need. And this is a husband-friendly devotional, having been written and designed in such a way that the husband can feel comfortable in the entire process.
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About a year ago I went through a series in a Sunday School class at church called Love and Respect. Wow, it is a great curriculum that I think every couple should go through. Then when I was searching for a new book to review on BookSneeze, I came across the book The Love and Respect Experience. Basically it is a devotional book for couples based on the curriculum. You do not have to have had gone through the study to understand this book, but it does help a little bit to understand. The book itself is really nice. Kinda like a journal type material. It is very appealing to the eye. The devotions are short and they have discussion questions and the end of the devotion to get you and your spouse talking more about the devotion topic. It is broken down into 52 different devotions and is made to go through in a year doing one devotion a week. It is not in any kind of order so you can skip around and do whichever topic you feel lead to do each week, which I liked. This devotional I would say is a must read for couples. (Disclaimer: I recieved a copy of this book in exchange for my review. All opinions expressed are that of my own.)
The Love And Respect Experience A Husband-Friendly Devotional that Wives Truly Love By: Dr. Emerson Eggerichs I did something before getting this book that I try to never do until after I have finished reading it: I read a review. Even worse, I read a negative review. I read this particular review for a couple of reasons, not the least of which was sheer curiosity. You see, I have read Dr. Eggerichs book Love And Respect, and it was truly wonderful. In my mind, I couldn't see anyone disliking the knowledge gleaned from his books. After reading a paragraph of that review, I realized that the reviewer didn't understand the material presented, nor would he ever appreciate the changes that the principals behind Love And Respect can bring. I knew then that I needed to read this book. I was not disappointed in the least. The Love And Respect Experience is a devotional book for couples. It has 52 chapters - so it's not a daily devotional - and each chapter is a nice review of the principals that Dr. Eggerichs has previously laid out in the Love And Respect book, however, you don't have to have already read Love And Respect to get the concept (although it certainly helps). This book is billed as a "husband-friendly devotional", and that much is almost true. There are a lot of discussion questions that we written more to engage the wives than get the husbands talking. Each question at the end of the chapter is more like question sets than simple queries. I found myself breaking each question set down and tackling the questions within each point one at a time. It is infinitely more husband friendly than most marriage devotionals, but it has some room to grow. The actual book itself is beautifully made, with a striking leather cover that makes me want to read it. The chapters are easy to follow, and the action items are simple and direct. This is a fantastic workbook to go along with the book Love and Respect, but even if you don't have the original book, this is still a phenomenal read. I highly recommend this book to everyone! I received this book for free as part of the Booksneeze blogger program. I was not required to write a favorable review.
If you normally enjoy devotionals & psychology, you will like this book. If you want strong Biblical teachings, you will not enjoy this book at all. This is a large-sized devotional book designed for married couples, designed to appeal to both men and women, with its brown leathery cover. Unlike most devotionals, this book is full-sized and very simple and plain looking, to appeal to men. This is not a 365 day devotional but only has 52 chapters. This book has the feel-good from being a devotional and also from all its psychology emphasis. Bible verses that are used are VERY short because they are cut off and not full verses. Verses are plucked out of context from the Bible, cropped accordingly, and rarely is the full verse even used. These short cropped verses are then used to support what the author wants to say. Often the author's story and the verse really have nothing to do with each other. They are out of context. The verses come from about a dozen different very paraphrased modern Bible translations: think Message, Good News and many I've never even heard of before! If biblical accuracy or biblical counseling is important to you, you will probably not like this book. Disclaimer: I gave my honest review. I received this book from the publisher but a positive review was not required.
"The Love & Respect Experience: A Husband-Friendly Devotional That Wives Truly Love is a large sized, leather-like covered, devotional designed for men and women. The book covers 52 subjects (not a 365 day devotional) all based on making married life work, appreciating what you have, and treating one another with love and respect. Each chapter starts off with a short snippet from a Bible verse and ends with a Prayer and a Call to Action. I'm not usually a fan of devotionals, but I thought this one was okay. I love the feel of the book cover - the fake leather cover is so smooth and nice. It feels like suade-leather and is very pretty to look at and the paperback/leatherback is soft to hold. This devotional is a bit different from most. It is not only geared for women, but also husbands can benefit from it too. It's not as fluffy as most devotionals, so the men won't be turned off by pink and purple flowery designs and fluffy commentaries. All the subjects have to do with making a marriage work, so they all apply and are relevant for both men and women. But like most devotionals, this book is also full of light reading and is not deep. The part that will probably bother Christians the most is that this book comes across as more of a psychology/family therapy devotional than a Christian/Biblically-based devotional. It's all helpful stuff and good for married couples to remind them to behave lovingly towards one another, but it may be more fluffy stuff that sounds all good in the head but harder to apply in real life. If you are into Psychology, you will probably like this book. If you are into theology and books being biblically based, you will want to pass. I like a lot of the ideas in this book: Marriage is about getting back up/Men and women think and desire different things, but that doesn't make the others' view incorrect. They are just different/Assume your spouse has good intentions towards you NO MATTER WHAT/Once married, always married. It's up to you to iron out the kinks, because you are in this for the long run/Mistakes can't be undone, but they should be forgiven/Choose your words wisely because they can be like punches and you might just be punched back/Suppressing negative feelings isn't the solution. Talk to one another about your feelings with love and consideration/Be fair about sex and don't play games, but meet each others' needs/Don't let your problems distract you from God, but keep your focus on the Lord and He will help you with your problems/When your spouse yells cutting words, don't believe them all. They could just be venting and often don't really mean what they say in angery/Practice quick forgiveness no matter what the crime/God designed your spouse just for you, so enjoy what you have been given and be patient when times are tough/Love God, trust Him, and everything will work out. Disclaimer: I received this book free of charge from the publisher but I am giving my honest review.
The Love & Respect Experience by: Dr. Emerson Eggerichs, A Husband Friendly Devotional that Wives Truly Love "Without Love, she reacts without Respect. Without Respect, he reacts without Love." Love and respect, the two keys to a great marriage. That is exactly what this devotional is about. The Love & Respect Experience by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs is a fantastic tool for couples, who are willing to put there busy schedules aside and have regular devotion time together. The leather bound book shows it to be husband friendly but it can be vice versa. Fifty-two chapters, one for each week, is perfect for couples to come together and taking these step by step, and get full revelation of how God wants our marriages to be. Dr. Emerson intends for couples to sit and read these together and discuss the topic at hand. Communication is one of the best ingredients for a great marriage. What a better way to communicate?! Each chapter begins with a title and a bible scripture following. Dr. Emerson takes that scripture and dissects it down, along with that week's topic. Each week's devotional is no more than one or two pages long. Which is perfect for busy schedules, but it still gives you that one on one time with your spouse. Following each devotional is a prayer and an action. The prayer isn't a "pray now and be healed" prayer. It is basically a "what to ask for" prayer, If that makes sense. Example: "PRAYER: If you are facing no big problems, thank the Lord. If you are facing something that appears overwhelming, confess that you are powerless, that you don't know what to do, but that your eyes are on the Lord. Praise Him, knowing the battle is not yours, but His. (You may want to bring up problems you're having at work, at church, or in other outside settings that can affect you at home.) Eggerichs 2011 I would absolutely encourage all marriages to take this book and learn about themselves and their marriage. If one spouse refuses to take part, then simply study it yourself. Get a better understanding why the other spouse acts the way they do. Pray for their heart to be softened and become a willing vessel to know the in's and out's of there marriage.
The Love and Respect Experience by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs was just as great as his book Love and Respect. The Experience is a devotional written so that men will enjoy and based on the assumption that women will love it. It is written in such a way that the couple can read it together or separately, taking one chapter a week for a year. Readers start with chapter one and end with chapter 52 but have the freedom to mix up the chapters in between. The Love and Respect Experience is based largely on his earlier book Love and Respect and revisits several of the themes explored in it; including the love and respect cycles and the crazy cycles. It also includes anecdotes from couples he has helped. The book not only has chapters that cover some of the same topics in Love and Respect but it includes a suggested prayer and discussion questions. It is advised that couples read it separately and think about the discussion questions for the first few days of the week before coming together to talk about the chapter and pray together. It was a really easy read and a book that I'll be certain to take slowly with my husband.
It is good if you like couples devotionals. I prefer to read the Bible, journal on it(SOAP method) and share it with each other or just pray with each other in the morning.
The content is good and we noticed it had some good advice, but it seemed pretty basic and it went off the original book of The Love and Respect Experience. So, if you have read that book -and loved it- then you should love this too. It may have quite a bit of repeat information, but it is an easy-to-read and follow devotional. There are only 52 devotionals (one per week) versus the normal 365 (one for every day), which is a step in the right direction in my opinion. This gives some freedom and diversity to fit a larger group of married couples. If you love devotionals and KNOW you will use it, then I recommend this one. This could also make a beautiful gift.
A while ago I was given a copy of the Love and Respect Devotional. I enjoyed the book by Emerson Eggerichs, so I thought a devotional would be a great way to get closer to my husband and learn more about each other. There is 52 devotionals, which is nice because it would be hard to do a 365 devotional with another person. The devotional can be done by the couples or just by one and shared with the other. My husband isn't so good with devotionals so I do a lot of reading and then we converse about the things I learned. It was a good devotional. Great insights and spurred great conversation. You can take your time with this one and use it when you need some couple time or to help grow closer!
I have been looking for ways to find hope in different areas of my life recently. Nothing that I share to discuss as it could fill an entire page. Needless to say, I have been drawn to devotionals that show me just how much God loves ME. In The Love and Respect Experience: A Husband-Friendly Devotional that Wives Love, by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs, I found that God loves me in the most profound ways, and I felt love that I needed. I also saw a lot of things that I need to work on as a woman, a person, and a wife. Eggerichs uses very brief passages and stories to share his message. It is a 52 chapter devotional intended to be read by both husbands and wives. It is intended to be thought about and talked about as a couple when the time permits. My husband is not into devotionals, at least as far as I can tell he is not. So I have spent the time reading this and marking it up with things that I found very eye-catching and opening. I intend to share these ¿chapters and highlights¿ with my husband when he is willing and has time. I think that if I can share short pieces with him he will be more in tune to read more of it. I believe husbands and wives will benefit from this as there is also a section for discussion questions and other appendices that focus on the insights that Eggerichs shares. This is a must read for all couples, husbands alone, or wives alone. Thank you Booksneeze for the opportunity to review this book!
This book is really all about having a successful marriage. It never says that marriage is gonna be easy but it gives great ways to make it better. It is set up with 52 chapters so you can do one chapter a week for the year. It was an easy to follow easy to read book. Because I wanted to give you all a review, I read through it on my own and shared bits and pieces with my husband. The chapters are nice and short and the information is very applicable to everyday marriage. If you have read the love and respect book then "The Love and respect Experience" is a great way to keep everything fresh in your mind. I found it difficult to read only one chapter at a time, and I am looking forward to reading it again. It is the type of book that once you read a chapter a week for a year you will be ready to do it all over again. There is so much to learn and so much to apply to a great marriage. Each chapter has a small square of insight to highlight some main pointers, they are easy to find and I love being able to go back to them and read over them again and again. I was very glad to get the chance to read this book and share this with you all and I would definitely recommend this book. it was well written and looks great. Its an easy read as I said earlier. I hope you can give it a try. 52 weeks isn't really that long.
A few years ago during a particularly turbulent time in my former marriage, a friend bought me a copy of the book Love and Respect. I went through it alone as my spouse was not interested or willing to read it. I found the insights within to be helpful for me to understand some aspects of my marriage problems, but also was not overly impressed with how to deal with a non responsive spouse. When I had the opportunity to review the Couples Devotional of the same name, I was a bit dubious and excited at the same time. I can say from personal experience that while there are many, MANY books available by wonderful Christian and secular authors that give tips on how to strengthen relationships and marriages, none of them is "the" answer to your marital problems. For some couples it helps tremendously. For others, like myself in my former relationship, it did nothing but increase the pain I felt in regards to my marriage. That said, I was open to reading and reviewing this devotional to see if it had any new/different insights or if it would make a good accompaniment to the original book. It is a beautiful gift book as it is leather bound with a high quality yet rugged look to it. It is definitely more appealing to the male half of your marriage as it isn't your typical devotional in a "frilly" or "girly" package. It is laid out very simply with daily scripture passages and devotional thoughts that center upon key aspects housed within the original book. Most are common issues or concerns within any serious relationship whether it be marital or a simple male/female dating relationship. The suggestions and easy devotionals within are simple enough to do in a limited amount of time and user friendly enough that virtually anyone can handle with ease. I agree with it's presentation notes that indeed it is "man friendly". It's not overly mushy or girly and it is simple and not complex in nature. In fact, there may be a few women who don't care for it because it doesn't have the typical "feel good" nature of most women's Bible studies. Although it's not something I would have picked up on my own due to my poor experience with the original book that accompanies this devotional, I do give it 4 out of 5 stars. It is well laid out, user friendly and not overly complicated. I feel that it would be better used if separated into 2 editions. One geared toward the female in the relationship and one geared toward the male in the relationship. From my personal experience, a devotional time is something deeply personal. I personally don't like writing my thoughts into a study book that someone else will be reading/sharing. I would much prefer to have one of my own to use and then get together at some point during the day and discuss my thoughts with my partner and receive their honest opinion and thoughts as well. Overall, it's a very nice Devotional guide for couples with a lot of good insights into the typical relationship. At a fairly low cost at most major retailers, it is definitely an item to put on your Christmas shopping guide to grab for some of the couples in your life
The cover of this book is beautiful with two different colors of leather and an embossed title. The book contains 52 devotions which couples can read together or individually and discuss later. The author explains different options for using the devotions. The appendix contains discussion questions for each devotion, a brief explanation of love and respect, an explanation of whether couples devotions are a command or an option and a help section. I was surprised at how beautiful this book is. I ordered it without asking my husband if he wanted to read it with me. He was excited to start devotions with me as a way to strengthen our marriage. He actually read the first devotion before I got a chance to! That shows you how well this book works for men as my husband doesn't like to read. I like the discussion questions that go along with each devotion because they help me really think about what I'm learning and give my husband and I a way to start a discussion about each chapter. I have not read love and respect so the explanation in the appendix was a welcome learning tool. I love the look and feel of this book and will enjoy reading it with my husband over the next year or so. I received a free copy of this book from Booksneeze and have shared my honest opinion.
The basic premise of this devotional book, and apparently Love and Respect, is, based on Ephesians 5:33, that men most need respect from their wives and women most need love from their husbands. Each devotional (there are 52) is just a few pages long and begins with Scripture and includes a personal example followed by suggestions for prayer and action. Eggerichs recommends that couples read the material separately and then come together to simply discuss them, thereby reducing the common awkwardness of reading a devotion out loud.Its beautiful leather binding and creamy paper is so giftable and I would recommend this book for any married couple or soon-to-be-married couple.
I own Eggerichs book, Love and Respect, which I recommend if you have never read. It has a lot of great information on how the woman needs love and the husband wants her respect. The Love & Respect Experience is simply from his previous work. He has taken the information from Love and Respect and compacted it into a devotional. This devotional is easy to understand and read. It has clear content. Eggerichs says it for the husbands who do not want to feel "forced or overwhelmed", but rather to provide and produce closeness that wives yearn for. The book has 52 different devotions which are about two pages in length. Each devotion includes a Bible Verse, insight, prayer and actions points. You might wonder why only 52 devotions? Well, research shows the average marriage does not have time to read 360 devotions a year together. This once a week strategy is perfect for the average married couple. In addition, the reader is provided with discussion questions. Eggerichs urges couples to read separately throughout the week and then come together and discuss what one has read. He says this will help decrease the awkwardness that happens when couples read it aloud. This devotional is leather bound and would be great for the newly married couple or the couple that has been together for twenty years. This would serve as a great gift or a companion to Love and Respect.
I am a huge fan of the Love and Respect Series and as such jumped at the chance to review the newest book in the series. This book is a set of devotionals which build on the principles in the Love and Respect book. These devotionals are written so that husbands and wives both feel comfortable using them. Even though I am female, I agree that often couple devotionals are written in a style which is a little more feminine than masculine. I also like the freedom with this book. Basically the reader couple if free to use the devotionals however they like. The devotions can either be read together or separately and then come together to talk about the devotional. The book also provides freedom for completion of the devotionals. Couples can complete each devotional daily, weekly, biweekly, whatever works for the individual couple! The principles are solid, and any couple can benefit from this book. Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from the publisher through the BookSneeze®.com book review bloggers program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255 : "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."
This is not a good book. It's actually a very poor work full of problematic interpretation and shoddy reasoning. The main premise of the Love and Respect theory is flawed. His exegesis and interpretation of the Ephesians 5 text is presumptuous, to say the least. The assumption is that since Paul admonishes husbands to love their wives, men should primarily focus on loving their wives. And since Paul tells women to submit to their husbands, they should primarily focus on respecting their husbands. And if everyone plays a neat part in this neat and tidy little plan, everything will go swimmingly. That's a lot to read into a few words, sliced neatly and taken out of context. So what we have here is an entire theory built out of a misinterpretation of biblical text, which is taken completely out of context. But the author sells it. He sells it very well, in a way where many unsuspecting people who haven't done their theological homework will listen to it and think, "Well hey, that sounds pretty good." Here's the biggest problem, one that should seem painfully obvious to all of us: love and respect, by definition, go hand in hand. You cannot love someone without respecting them also; neither can you respect someone without loving them. The book is horribly redundant. Eggrichs sounds like a broken record, spouting his mangled interpretation of Ephesians 5:33 constantly. Additionally, he loves playing off of stereotypes, which is evident if one doesn't read anywhere past the subtitle: A Husband-Friendly Devotional that Wives Truly Love. It might as well say We've Made This One Really Interesting for Husbands Since They Are So Uncaring. He also purports horrible generalizations of women, consistently shifting the responsibility of men onto women. There are many better books on marriage. Pass on this one.


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The Coast Guard Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to the education and welfare of Coast Guard members and their families, announced this year's Run
The Turnbull Government today signed a contract with Austal Ships Pty Ltd to build and sustain up to 21 steel-hulled vessels to replace the existing fleet of Pacific
Today, 5th May 2016, Dryad Maritime release WxConnect, a new scalable, managed weather forecasting service for ships and fleets. The launch of the service comes