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My daughter is still waking up in the middle of the night to nurse and she is 8 1/2 months. I know this is expected of a nursing child for the 1st year but I am so exhausted! I work full time and commute to work and it's just becoming unbearable for me and my husband. We have a routine where he goes in first to see if she is waking for some other reason besides hunger...but usually 9 times out of 10 she is hungry or wants to nurse. I am considering giving her a bottle of formula before bedtime. Anyone else do this? Is this just the beginning of me giving up nursing? I love nursing and I know it eventually has to come to an end but am I giving up to soon?
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I have been doing a bottle of formula at bedtime since about 4 months. I nurse all other meals during the day, of course with the exception of solids being added recently. If you decide to replace ONE nursing session a day with a b ottle, I don't think it will be the end of nursing altogether, 5 months later I still nurse more than bottle-feed. The formula bottle at bedtime is a big part of why my DD started STTN and is now a part of the routine. HTH!
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My DS hasn't woken up to BF in many months. Usually at this age they don't need middle of the night feedings, but as long as you provide it, they will take it. I started out just rocking him a little and then eventually letting him cry a little. Now he sleeps 8pm - 6am with no crying at all. I am, however, considering weaning mainly because of the tiring task of pumping at work. I feel that he is getting so close to the 12 month mark that maybe I can start reducing his BFing sessions and replace it with a sippy of my frozen stash or formula. I too am struggling a little with giving it up tho.
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Thanks ladies. I think I am going to start giving her one bottle of formula a day and continue to BF and/or pump. I really want to get her used to formula because once she self weans (which I am secretly hoping will be soon) then I am going to just make the switch to formula. I love nursing for the bonding and the cuddle time but I am getting exhausted of the pumping at work.
pumping at work would be draining... so glad I get to sahm
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While she always has pushed herself to work hard to get the future she wanted, finishing at the top of the class came as somewhat of a surprise.
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Many beginning programmers write code like this:
sub copy_file ($$) {
my $from = shift;
my $to = shift;
`cp $from $to`;
Is this bad, and why? Should backticks ever be used? If so, how?
Many beginning programmers write code like this:
Is this bad, and why? Should backticks ever be used? If so, how?
A few people have already mentioned that you should only use backticks when:
Unfortunately, things like checking the return value properly can be quite challenging. Did it die to a signal? Did it run to completion, but return a funny exit status? The standard ways of trying to interpret
I'd recommend using the IPC::System::Simple module's
The commands also work consistently across operating systems and Perl versions, unlike Perl's built-in
As an example, the following code snippet will save the results of a call to
IPC::System::Simple is pure Perl, works on 5.6.0 and above, and doesn't have any dependencies that wouldn't normally come with your Perl distribution. (On Windows it depends upon a Win32:: module that comes with both ActiveState and Strawberry Perl).
Disclaimer: I'm the author of IPC::System::Simple, so I may show some bias.
The rule is simple: never use backticks if you can find a built-in to do the same job, or if their is a robust module on the CPAN which will do it for you. Backticks often rely on unportable code and even if you untaint the variables, you can still open yourself up to a lot of security holes.
Never use backticks with user data unless you have very tightly specified what is allowed (not what is disallowed -- you'll miss things)! This is very, very dangerous.
Backticks should be used if and only if you need to capture the output of a command. Otherwise, system() should be used. And, of course, if there's a Perl function or CPAN module that does the job, this should be used instead of either.
In either case, two things are strongly encouraged:
First, sanitize all inputs: Use Taint mode (-T) if the code is exposed to possible untrusted input. Even if it's not, make sure to handle (or prevent) funky characters like space or the three kinds of quote.
Second, check the return code to make sure the command succeeded. Here is an example of how to do so:
Another way to capture stdout(in addition to pid and exit code) is to use IPC::Open3 possibily negating the use of both system and backticks.
Use backticks when you want to collect the output from the command.
In Perl, there's always more than one way to do anything you want. The primary point of backticks is to get the standard output of the shell command into a Perl variable. (In your example, anything that the cp command prints will be returned to the caller.) The downside of using backticks in your example is you don't check the shell command's return value; cp could fail and you wouldn't notice. You can use this with the special Perl variable $?. When I want to execute a shell command, I tend to use system:
(Also observe that this will fail on filenames with embedded spaces, but I presume that's not the point of the question.)
Here's a contrived example of where backticks might be useful:
For more complicated cases, you can also use open as a pipe:
From the "perlop" manpage:
For the case you are showing using the File::Copy module is probably best. However, to answer your question, whenever I need to run a system command I typically rely on IPC::Run3. It provides a lot of functionality such as collecting the return code and the standard and error output.
Whatever you do, as well as sanitising input and checking the return value of your code, make sure you call any external programs with their explicit, full path. e.g. say
Saying just "whoami" or "cp" runs the risk of accidentally running a command other than what you intended, if the user's path changes - which is a security vulnerability that a malicious attacker could attempt to exploit.
Your example's bad because there are perl builtins to do that which are portable and usually more efficient than the backtick alternative.
They should be used only when there's no Perl builtin (or module) alternative. This is both for backticks and system() calls. Backticks are intended for capturing output of the executed command.
Backticks are only supposed to be used when you want to capture output. Using them here "looks silly." It's going to clue anyone looking at your code into the fact that you aren't very familiar with Perl.
Use backticks if you want to capture output. Use system if you want to run a command. One advantage you'll gain is the ability to check the return status. Use modules where possible for portability. In this case, File::Copy fits the bill.
In general, it's best to use system instead of backticks because:
One reason users might be temped to use backticks instead of system is to hide STDOUT from the user. This is more easily and flexibly accomplished by redirecting the STDOUT stream:
Further, getting rid of STDERR is easily accomplished:
In situations where it makes sense to use backticks, I prefer to use the qx{} in order to emphasize that there is a heavy-weight command occurring.
On the other hand, having Another Way to Do It can really help. Sometimes you just need to see what a command prints to STDOUT. Backticks, when used as in shell scripts are just the right tool for the job.
Perl has a split personality. On the one hand it is a great scripting language that can replace the use of a shell. In this kind of one-off I-watching-the-outcome use, backticks are convenient.
When used a programming language, backticks are to be avoided. This is a lack of error checking and, if the separate program backticks execute can be avoided, efficiency is gained.
Aside from the above, the system function should be used when the command's output is not being used.
Backticks are for amateurs. The bullet-proof solution is a "Safe Pipe Open" (see "man perlipc"). You exec your command in another process, which allows you to first futz with STDERR, setuid, etc. Advantages: it does not rely on the shell to parse @ARGV, unlike open("$cmd $args|"), which is unreliable. You can redirect STDERR and change user priviliges without changing the behavior of your main program. This is more verbose than backticks but you can wrap it in your own function like run_cmd($cmd,@args);


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Update on Luis FernandoLuis worked at a shoe factory for many years, but he lost his job after the owner of the company decided to move the business to another city. It was at that point that he decided to use some of his savings to start his own shoe repair business. At first it was extremely difficult given that he had limited available capital, but gradually he improved his business and his shop has been in operation for 25 years.
Luis is the head of his family, so his wife and three children are dependent on the income generated from his business. For this reason, Luis is always looking each day for ways to improve his business and increase his income. The season is approaching when his sales increase considerably, so Luis is requesting a loan to buy supplies such as soles, rubber, fabric, and other supplies so that he will have sufficient inventory to respond to the requests of his customers.
His dream is to continue his business and improve each day so that his family will have more income and the opportunity to enjoy a better quality of life. He also wants to have more financial opportunities to make progress.
Su sueño es poder continuar con este negocio y mejorarlo cada día para que su familia tenga mejores ingresos y así la oportunidad de gozar de una mejor calidad de vida y mayores oportunidades económicas para progresar.
Previous Loan DetailsLuis Fernando is a hardworking and dedicated man. He is married and has 3 children. He has been a cobbler for the last 25 years and now, in his 56th year, he lives alone with his wife. However, he has not abandoned his small business as, according to him, he is happy pleasing his customers with t... More from Luis Fernando's previous loan »
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Important InformationThis loan is structured on Kiva as a bullet loan, which means a single payment is required at the end of the loan term. By Colombian law, Kiva's partner Interactuar is required to offer borrowers loans with a variable interest rate that fluctuates with the market rate. Because fixed monthly payments are applied first to interest and then to principal, Interactuar is unable to predict upfront what portion of each repayment would go towards the loan principal. This creates a challenge with Kiva's system, which doesn't allow for unpredictable principal payments, and can result in some Interactuar clients appearing falsely delinquent. To remedy this, the loan has an end-of-term repayment plan on Kiva, but the borrower will continue scheduled monthly repayments to Interactuar, who will then pass along the principal amount to Kiva lenders. This means that you may see repayments made on this loan throughout the repayment term, as opposed to receiving repayment in full at the end of the loan term.
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Part of the Dover Grammar School for Boys 1963-1964 school photo taken in the quad.
I was a pupil here from September 1962 to June 1967 (Forms 1 to 5B) in Frith House.
I'm on the far right of the front row above the yellow dot.
Other dotty pupils I recognize (reading from right to left because I'm left handed and this is my webpage) are:
Green dot: Peter Harrison
Red dot: Robert Ashington
Blue dot: Keiron Jones
Brown dot: Kerry Mannning
Peter Harrison and Kerry Manning were at St Mary's Primary School with me but unfortunately I don't have any photos from that time.
Click to see the DGSB's Friends Reunited page for 1967.
Other DGSB photos can be found under the "Grammar" tag, other photos of me are under "John Latter"
your the only cute one john :):)
OK, Rosina, you win - I've taken the clay voodoo doll off of the mantlepiece (the one called 'Rosina') and taken all of the pins out.
You should stop getting headaches now.
Also, I've put you on my Christmas Card list :)
gee thanks john, and l thought l just needed more panadol :)
John why don't u join in :) TODAY IS THE DAY - HAVE FUN
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John why don't u join in :) TODAY IS THE DAY - HAVE FUN
I have to go out in a few minutes, Rosina, but I'll see what I can do!
a bored moment, a passing glance at an rarely-read book, an idle google and all of a sudden I'm time-warped back fifty years to "adventure-land". I'm amazed you haven't done the Zig-zags yet, or are you saving that for "the Zecadine-gun Wars" photo-series. Great photos John. Thanks for the memories.
Is that you Kerry??
I've been up the Zig-Zags twice in the last week (on my way to getting photos like this one of the Keep) and I was certainly looking at them from the point of view of taking some pics there one day!
The main reason I haven't done so already is because I'm generally uploading photos to which I can easily put a bit of background info to (so that they'll appear on Google and Google Earth) with the intention of filling in the gaps later on.
The Zig-Zags - as you may already know - have certainly changed since the 1987 hurricane, there are fewer trees and the asphalt surface has been removed. They're also grass-covered now which makes their outline a bit difficult to see in places. It's more fun walking down them than up, and that's when I tend to remember "the days of yesteryear".
With regard to the "Zecadine-gun Wars", your memory is probably better than mine but I'm wondering if you're referring to a particular type of gun which fired clay pellets? If so, I can also remember how some of those conflicts occasionally spilled over into Connaught Park. The world has always been pretty much a bit on the small side.
I'm glad you like the photos. At the moment I'm working on putting some of them, along with unpublished ones, in a slideshow regarding a location 'somewhere in Dover'. I gotta be a bit secretive cos there's a kind of 'specialist group' who are interested in this place and I don't want to lose the scoop. Because of this I've only uploaded a few photos over the last week or so.
Once that's done, however, I'll start uploading more frequently and if you've any requests then please let me know :)
My 'historical' (or hysterical) photos currently include:
Queen Street (aged about 2)
Belgrave School (aged about 6)
St Mary's School (aged 11)
Dover Grammar School for Boys (aged 12 or 13)
Other photos appear under the "John Latter" tag.
More historical (or hysterical) photos of myself taken between the ages of 16 and 19 (ie 1967 - 1970) while I was an "Apprentice Tradesman" at the Royal Corps of Signals Army Apprentices College in Harrogate, Yorkshire, training to be a 'Radio-Relay Technician':
1) 67C Recruit Squadron Group Photo
2) 67C Recruit Squadron Close-Up
3) Senior Term 1970 Group Photo
I had forgotten to previously include this photo of me in the North Center Bastion taken in 2007.
Hi John, I've just seen your photos - they are brill. Do you remember me - we were in 1B together in 1962/3. In the school photo I'm in the front row wearing sandals with my feet on the drain cover!
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Hi John, I've just seen your photos - they are brill. Do you remember me - we were in 1B together in 1962/3. In the school photo I'm in the front row wearing sandals with my feet on the drain cover!
Of course I remember you, John - you were the first form monitor (if that's the right term) so that put you in the spotlight right away!
Where are you living now? I hope you don't mind me asking, its just that since returning to Dover in the 1980s, I haven't met anyone from our class at all ---> 'gone'
Having said that, I've just re-established contact with Kerry Manning on Facebook, but he's a sort of 'special case': we were at primary school together and then we both joined the same Army Corps.
John, yes you are right about the form monitor thing (I can't remember the name either). I haven't lived in Dover since leaving school in 1969. I quickly lost touch with everyone, just about, though I do still come down to E. Kent - mum lives in Deal now. I used to have contact with Peter Flood (though he wasn't in 1B), but that was a long time ago. It's interesting to hear that you have moved back!
I remember Peter Flood, he was in 1A I think.
There was a shop called Flood's at one time in East Street, Tower Hamlets, which I've always associated with him. If it was indeed his family's business then that shop is about 50 yards away from where I'm sitting!
As far as returning to Dover is concerned, I can only conclude that I did something very wrong in an earlier life! :)
Yes, Peter was in 1A - I got to know him when I moved to 2A in the second year. He and I did a 3/4 weeks tour of Ireland in 1970 in a mini! His family did own a fish business - I know there was a shop - since demolished - in or near Townwall Street, not far from The Britannia pub (is that still there?) and another one somewhere else - which must be the East Street one. You did ask me where I live now: it's near Watford. Sorry, I didn't mean to ignore you! Do you remember Malcolm Durrant? He was also in 1A and is teaching in Bermuda now! Everyone else I have lost touch with. Give my regards to Kerry - I remember him well!
I remember John Durrant, and though I've never been to Ireland, I think he's a very lucky chappie to be living in Bermuda because a friend and I spent 10 days there when we were in the Army.
Of course, visiting a place is a lot different than living there, but even so, I bet he's very happy indded!
A Wet Fish shop sounds about right for Peter's family business - I tried to remember what it was, but it just wouldn't come to mind.
The Britannia building is still there, but its been closed for a couple of years (maybe even longer) and I think its scheduled to be knocked down in a proposed redevelopment plan.
Oh - and I've passed your message on to Kerry :)
I've just come across your photo of DGSB of 1963. I've still got my copy, though after all this time I'm not sure which boy is me! I think I'm just out of your shot to the left (maybe!) I was in Frith, 1-3D, until they decided, not long after that pic was taken in June 63, that I wasn't suited to a grammar school, and I was sent down to my local secondary school at Sandwich.
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I've just come across your photo of DGSB of 1963. I've still got my copy, though after all this time I'm not sure which boy is me! I think I'm just out of your shot to the left (maybe!)
If you're interested, you could email me with your name (jorolat AT gmail.com) and I might be able to find out where you are on the main photo.
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A five-run, seven-hit inning did in the Skyview Storm in the Class 4A bi-distrist softball tournament Saturday evening, but it did nothing to quiet any enthusiasm about the coming week.
The Storm are still going to the Class 4A state tournament in Spokane next week.
Rogers of Puyallup used that five-run third inning to beat Skyview 5-2 in the championship semifinals. The Storm then played Tahoma for third place in the bi-district. All the teams had already qualified for state, though. The Saturday games at Sprinker Recreation Center were for seeding purposes only.
Kelsey Meyers pitched Skyview to a 6-4 rain-shortened victory over Tahoma of Federal Way to capture third-place in the tournament.
"We now have to get together and re-set our goals," Skyview coach Traci Fuller said. "Our goals at the beginning of the season were to win the league championship and make it to state."
Done and done.
"We're going to re-set our goals because we're not satisfied yet," the coach added. "We think we can do well and compete."
Skyview took a 2-0 lead over Rogers when Kamille Dobbins and Emily Dobbin each drove in a run in the first inning. Skyview was held scoreless the rest of the way, totalling five hits for the game.
The Storm hustled to another field to begin their third-place game. That's when Fuller said she was anticipating a team meeting, perhaps early in the week, to talk about the dreams for state in Spokane.
— Paul Valencia
1A softball
Ridgefield clinches state berth — Kory Ryder's two-run single capped a four-run second inning that propelled the Ridgefield softball team to a 5-2 win over Hoquiam and clinched the Spudders' first trip to the state tournament since 2006.
"We lost our bats in our first game at district and lost 8-0 to Montesano," Ridgefield coach Ed Bate said. "But we got them going in our win over La Center and again against Hoquiam."
Karlee Kammer held Hoquiam to three hits in the state-clinching win.
Ridgefield fell to Montesano 4-3 in the third-place game and will head to state next weekend in Spokane as the No. 4 seed from District 4.
3A tennis
River doubles team places second — Columbia River's Lauren Wetzel and Julie Piboonvaranggoon advanced all the way to the bi-district doubles championship match before losing to team from Decatur High School to place second, clinching a berth to next week's 3A state tournament in the Tri-Cities.
Mountain View's Jenna Grillo and Shari Gray placed third in doubles to also advance to state.
Columbia River's Chae LeMatta scored two wins Saturday in the consolation round to also clinch a state berth in girls singles. Columbia River finished second in the team standings at thebi-district.
In the boys tournament, two local doubles teams advanced. Dan Garmire and Trevor Jones of Mountain View placed third, while Columbia River's Chris Perez and Alex Morawski rallied back through the consolation bracket to advance to state.
2A tennis
Hockinson's Chiou win district — Hockinson's Michelle Chiou defeated Julie Hansen of Black Hills 6-2, 6-3 to capture the singles championship at the Class 2A district tournament in Lacey. Chiou will advance to the 2A state tournament next week in Seattle.
Also advancing to state was the Washougal doubles team of Allie Reeves and Shelby DeLong, who placed third.


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Hey - the temp has increased from 9F to 9.7F in the 45 minutes I have been up this am. Too bad I have to sing this am!!
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Hey - the temp has increased from 9F to 9.7F in the 45 minutes I have been up this am. Too bad I have to sing this am!!
How about your balmy weather? No replies from Florida, AZ or CA, please
-5C with snow flurries forecast. I may have to take the Pugsley out today.
had our first hard frost here in Bellingham, WA last night. finally quit raining long enough to bundle up and get the road bike out today. my 'cross bike has an inch if mud on it.
Beautiful cycling weather, if by that I mean thinking about bicycling again someday when all the roads are clear and dry.
7.5" of snow the day after Christmas. A bit more yesterday. Some more tomorrow night and New Year's AM. 20F right now. Highest projected temp in the next ten days: 33F.
Our backyard yesterday:
RANS V3 - Ti, RANS V-Rex - cromo, RANS Screamer - cromo
It isn't balmy here at all. Not as cold or probably as windy but for us it is cold (37*F at 1124). Hope things warm up for the high plains and the mid west soon. Please be safe out there if you go out.
I can do all things through Christ, whom strengthens me. Philippians 4:13
I did not choose to have Parkinson's Disease, but I can choose not to allow it to control my life.
I'm still keen to get to the gym, too.
Dream. Dare. Do.
Just on 40F this morning but with a strong wind giving a chill factor meant that I did not believe the thermomter
How long was I in the army? Five foot seven.
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This morn at 9AM it was 40ºF with a wind chill of 33º. By the end of the ride(41 slow miles fighting a nasty head and cross wind) it was 44ºF with a wind chill of 37º.
Another great day to ride here on the wet side of OR, which means it wasn't wet at all. 37F when I took off, a bit cooler at the top of the hill on the first trip over and then it turned balmy as the temperature crossed into the 40's later in the day. Strangely enough, there were very few cyclists out on my usual short loop, but that was made up for by the lack of cars as only ten of them passed me in forty miles.
It will be in the single digits below zero overnight, with an expected high of 12 degrees Monday. The forecast says "sharply colder air is on the way," so I guess I should get a ride in before it cools off.


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Pondicherry is a small town located on the East coast of Southern India, a few hours drive south of Chennai. Its earliest history dates back to pre-historic days when it is believed that it was the seat for the great sage, Agasthya. At the time it was known as Vedapuri.
The excavations at Arikenmedu are proof that later, Pondicherry was a fishing village that was one of the major ports of trade during the Greco-Roman period. Artifacts from the excavations are preserved at the Pondicherry Museum and well worth a look.
Pondicherry then came under the Pallavas, Cholas, Vijayangara Kingdom and sultans. Sometime later several European settlements (Dutch, Portuguese, Danes, English and French) stepped in. They all influenced the city.
But it was the French who controlled Pondicherry for almost 300 years. Pondicherry was settled by the French in the early 18th century. Although the French reliquished control of Pondicherry 50+ years ago, the French influence is still there.
The French Quarter has colorful heritage buildings - villas with gardens and flowers. Streets are named Rue Bazar Saint-Laurent and Rue Labourdonnais. Local police wear red kepis (caps). French food is served in restaurants and cafes. You'll hear French spoken in the streets - many locals speak French. And you'll find many French tourists as well.
The French Quarter is set up in a grid pattern that makes walking so easy and enjoyable. Another wonderful way to get around is to rent a bicycle. Words you will hear to describe Pondicherry include quaint and charming. And it is both. I would add laidback and relaxing.
The French Quarter butts up to the Promenade along the Bay of Bengal. Traffic is minimal - although "Beach Road" (Goubert Ave) can become busy at night. Pondicherry is much quieter and calmer than most Indian cities. But there is an Indian side (Tamil Quarter) as well, which should be explored.
Even though Pondicherry has many interesting churches, parks, beaches, monuments, museums, etc., it is the Sri Aurobindo Ashram that draws visitors from around the world. There are Ashram buildings, shops, guesthouses, and workshops all around the city. Everyone (over 3 years old) is welcome to visit the Ashram. (Additional information is on my Ashram tip.)
This is a delightful place to spend a few days exploring!
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Certainly fancy Pondicherry. In fact, when in Laos, I met a family who ran a lovely Indian restaurant in Phonsavan. They came from Ponicherry & even gave me some travel brochures. Needless to say, it's on the list, as well as most of southern India & Sri Lanka. Will be back for a closer look, Donna. B xx
Just watched the Life of Pi which has made me want to go here. Read your profile page yesterday; you have led an interesting travel filled life. Irene
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I had read about Pondicherry - first time it has become a real place and a possible destination for me. Many thanks.
i had heard of pondicherry but never had the opportunity to look before. love the elephant, love the chubby guys with the bananas and melons even more. will be back for the rest, hopefully over the weekend. great history. n.
very helpful tips about a place I never heard about. I never visited this part of the world in general.
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Jerry Vines
II Peter 2:10b-17
We looked at the first nine verses and the first part of the tenth verse last Sunday morning. We continue with the picture Simon Peter gives us of the false teachers. He's describing false teaches.
Simon Peter continues his diatribe against the false teachers. This chapter may be the most severe, scathing denunciation in all of scripture, exceeding perhaps only by the "Woe" chapter in Matthew 23 which came from the lips of our Lord.
The question arises, "Why in the world are we taking our time to study something so very negative?" Keep in mind the overall context. In the first chapter we set forth the positive, "The Real Faith, the Genuine Faith." In chapter 2 he sets forth the negative, he warns us about the false faith.
There is a balance in the teaching of God's Word. You have the positive, of course, but you also have the negative. You have to understand the negative if you are going to understand the positive. There is a balance of Bible teaching.
As you move through books of the Bible, you will find that sometimes the passage is positive. Sometimes the passage is negative. The question arises this morning, "Why are we studying something like this?"
What this does for us is to show that to misrepresent the Christian message or to misrepresent the Christian lifestyle is probably the worst thing that you can possibly do because when you distort the message and when you display an incorrect view of the Christian lifestyle, then you are helping people go to hell. There's nothing worse that a person can do than to help somebody go to hell.
That's why the Apostle Paul in Galatians 1, verse 8, said, "But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed," let him be anathematized.
What you have here is a description primarily of the false teachers. But as you expand this passage of scripture, you can also see that what you have here is somewhat of a picture of the culture in which we live today. It pictures for us intellectually and morally and spiritually where we are as a culture, and it also describes a kind of church member who is doing great damage to the cause of the Lord Jesus Christ. That's what we are going to study about this morning.
I want you to focus in on the little phrase I picked up right in the conclusion of verse 14 where he says, "Cursed children," that is, children of the curse. According to the Bible there are two families in the world. There is the family of God and there is the family of the devil.
We are born into this world with our physical birth. We have a physical nature. Then we begin to grow. In Ephesians 2, verse 2, it talks about those who become the children of disobedience. At some point in your life, at some point an individual comes to the place of choice. Will they receive the Lord as their Savior o ...
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Nelson is her own best advertisement. "I'm well on my way," she observes, "to becoming a millionaire." Born in Santa Monica, Calif., Nelson remembers being "the poorest people in a rich neighborhood." Her parents "would buy old houses and fix them up. We were always peeling paper off the walls or remodeling kitchens." Nelson recognized the value of hard cash early: at the age of 9 she demanded 25 cents an hour from her father to scrape paint off windows. At 14 she got her first outside job, typing labels in a jewelry store.
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When Stanton acquired a tiny electronics company called Infonics, he asked her to head up sales and marketing. She boned up on the jargon and discovered to her delight that at conventions "everyone thought I was an engineer." When Stanton sold the firm in 1973, Paula cashed in on her stock options and made a six-figure profit.
"Women own over 50 percent of America's stocks, bonds and savings accounts," Nelson points out. "We own most of the nation's wealth, but we don't control it. Control is where the real action is. And the fun." For fees of up to $2,500, she conducts financial seminars for banks, investment companies and colleges. Nelson, who lives in Los Angeles, also writes a column for McCall's.
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Beautiful work! That dreaminess is something I relate to!
Great work!
What a beautiful emerald color! Love the subject as well. Great work!
Amazing. This is one you can really get lost in.
Beautiful colours
Beautiful work!!!
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Gluten Free Quinoa Pancakes
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 10 mins
These delectable pancakes bring out the special flavor of quinoa without it being at all dominant. They are fluffy and even taste great when cold. The recipe is from the Gluten-free Gastronaut: I think she's a genius :-)
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 cups gluten-free flour
- 1⁄4 cup quinoa flour
- 1⁄4 teaspoon xanthan gum
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 1 1⁄2 cups lactose-free milk
- 3 tablespoons canola oil
- In a large bowl mix dry ingredients well.
- In a second bowl, mix wet ingredients.
- Whisk the liquid mixture into the flour mixture, using a wire whisk. Don't bother to whisk too vigorously, small lumps may still be visible, that's OK.
- Cook on a medium/hot oiled skillet, preferrably a non-stick one.
- Flip when lots of little bubbles are appearing on the surface.
- Please note that if your flour blend already contains guar or xanthan gum, there's no need to add the xanthan gum. Same for salt!


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Takatu Lodge and Vineyard is managed by Joanne Anson, a qualified chef with a passion for food and hospitality.
Joanne grew up in Warkworth, just a short distance away from Takatu Lodge, and spent most of her youth in the area.
Joanne has returned to the Matakana region after many adventures in hospitality, travelling the world to share her passion. She has lived in London, Brighton and Melbourne, always returning back home to Russell to cook in its many restaurants.
Joanne has been based in the beautiful Russell in the Bay of Islands for the past 30 years, raising her daughter and building her extensive knowledge of the local region. She has also travelled throughout New Zealand to appreciate and learn of regions further afield.
During her time in Russell, Joanne has indulged in her passion of food and hospitality, working for 11 years at a five star lodge in the Bay of Islands, owning a property management business looking after private homes and gardens, and catering for special occasions for clients in their own homes.
She has a successful Christmas cake company, and also makes jams and chutneys.
Joanne loves baking, and breakfast is her favourite meal of the day - so guests of Takatu Lodge are sure to be impressed with her sumptuous dishes.
"I am delighted to return to Matakana and re-discover the region. I feel that Takatu Lodge and Vineyard brings all of my life's best experiences together in the one place."
Joanne Anson
Manager of Takatu Lodge
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