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The Secret Garden of Prayer
Julia Bettencourt
"But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly."
Matthew 6:6
Bible Passage:
Matthew 6:5-13
I have always loved the story of
"The Secret Garden"
by Frances Hodgson Burnett. It is one of those classic books that are a real treasure. I can remember reading it to my oldest daughter and I have the video of one of the movies made from the book which we pull out and watch once in awhile. My favorite part I guess is how the girl, Mary Lennox, of the book, and her sick cousin find pleasure and even healing within the garden walls.
Isn't that so like the "garden of prayer"? As Christians we can find so much pleasure there and yes, even healing as the "Son" shines on us and breathes life into us.
The Secret Garden Had a Key.
Do you remember in the book,
"The Secret Garden"
there was a lost key to the garden and Mary found it and placed it into the gate to enter? We have a key to our prayer garden too. We open the gate by communication with our Heavenly Father.
The Secret Garden Was in Need of Repair.
When the story begins in the book, the garden has been neglected and run down. Has your prayer garden ever gotten that way? Thorns and weeds overtaking it?
Remember how hard Mary worked to clear the garden so that growth could take place? I know sometimes I have to go clearing the brush and debris from my own prayer garden. It takes a little work and is something that constantly needs attention.
The Secret Garden Needed to be Used.
When no one was using that secret garden in the book, it naturally went downhill. No one was there to tend to it. No one really cared. When we don't spend time in our prayer garden, it becomes a desolate place as well.
The Secret Garden Grew Beautiful.
After all the hard work put into that secret garden, it began to bloom and grow in beauty. That is so like our prayer gardens. Our prayer life depends upon what we put into it. It is like anything else in life. We get out of something what we put into it.
What stands out to me most in this story of
"The Secret Garden"
, is that the garden didn't become beautiful overnight. Little by little as the garden was worked, it began to take shape and grow in beauty.
Christ gives us the example of how to work on our prayer gardens in Matthew 6:5-13. He covers everything in that prayer from acknowledging God, praying for ourselves, praying for others, and so on.
There's an old hymn that I love the words of,
The Beautiful Garden of Prayer
There's a garden where Jesus is waiting,
There's a place that is wondrously fair;
For it glows with the light of His presence,
'Tis that beautiful garden of prayer.
Oh, the beautiful garden, the garden of prayer,
Oh, the beautiful garden of prayer;
There my Savior awaits, and He opens the gates
To the beautiful garden of prayer.
There's a garden where Jesus is waiting,
And I go with my burden and care
Just to learn from His lips words of comfort,
In the beautiful garden of prayer.
There's a garden where Jesus is waiting,
And He bids you to come meet Him there;
Just to bow, and receive a new blessing,
In the beautiful garden of prayer.
Eleanor A. Schroll
When I think about the words to that hymn, it hits me hard how much I miss by neglecting my prayer garden. Prayer and fellowship with our Lord can be so sweet. Just talking and communing with Him can help us so much.
I don't want to be locked out of my own garden of prayer by just not going there. It is where I gain so much. It is where I learn, plead, cry, ask forgiveness, drop my burdens, and am encouraged.
So, have you misplaced the key to your prayer garden?
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Three-Day John Cage Festival at Northwestern University
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A three-day festival celebrating American composer, artist and author John Cage — one of the leading figures of the post-war avant-garde — will take place on Northwestern University's Evanston campus from Nov. 15 to 17.
Festival Events
• The John Cage Festival begins at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, at Lutkin Hall with a performance by pianist Stephen Drury and members of the Bienen Contemporary/Early Vocal Ensemble, led by Donald Nally, the Bienen School's new director of choral organizations. Drury has collaborated with composers John Cage, Gyorgy Ligeti, Steve Reich, Olivier Messiaen and John Luther Adams and teaches at the New England Conservatory, where he has directed festivals of the music of John Cage, Steve Reich and Christian Wolff. The program features Cage's solo piano works, including "Prelude for Meditation," Music for Piano, the solo from "Concert for Piano and Orchestra," "In a Landscape" and "Etudes Australes," Book III, as well as his "Hymns and Variations" for 12 singers and 12 microphones. Tickets are $8 for the general public and $5 for students.
• The "Interpreting Cage" symposium begins at 9:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 16, at Lutkin Hall, with a section titled "Rolling Dice: Performing Cage's Music." Lecturers include David Nicholls, professor of music at the University of Southampton; Stephen Drury, pianist and conductor at the New England Conservatory; and Adam Sliwinski of So Percussion. The symposium reconvenes at 2 p.m. with a section titled "Influential, Idolized, or Irrelevant? Cage and Current Composing." The second section features lecturers Seth Brodsky, assistant professor of musicology at the University of Chicago; Julia Robinson, assistant professor of art history at New York University; and a discussion panel of composers, including Nomi Epstein and Northwestern music faculty members Lee Hyla and Hans Thomalla. Admission to both sections of the symposium is free.
• So Percussion members, acoustic guitarist and vocalist Grey Mcmurray and Bienen School percussionists will perform at 5:15 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16, in the newly renovated lobby of Northwestern's Deering Library. The lobby doors to Deering library were recently reopened to the public for the first time in more than 40 years. The library is home to the Cage Collection, the world's largest treasury of correspondence and ephemera collected by Cage. Music from the collection, including some of the works on this program, will be displayed in the Deering lobby. The Brooklyn-based quartet So Percussion, comprised of Eric Beach, Josh Quillen, Adam Sliwinski and Jason Treuting, has commissioned works by Steve Reich, David Lang and Glenn Kotche, among others. The program will include Morton Feldman's "The King of Denmark," Steve Reich's "Marimba Phase," Cage's "Child of Tree" and "Branches" and Jason Treuting's "24 x 24." Mcmurray, who is a regular collaborator with So Percussion, will also perform Beatles songs from Northwestern's Cage Collection. A reception in the Deering Library lobby will follow. Admission is free.
• The "Interpreting Cage" symposium continues at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, at Lutkin Hall with the third and final section titled "Who Speaks? Challenges of Interpretation in Cage's Works." Lecturers include Charles Junkerman, associate provost and dean, Stanford University; Rob Haskins, associate professor, University of New Hampshire; and Deborah Campana, conservatory librarian, Oberlin Conservatory. After a lunch break, at 2 p.m. D. J. Hoek, head of the Northwestern University Music Library and curator of the John Cage Collection, will make introductory remarks at University Library prior to a guided tour of "Sound & Silence: John Cage Composing Himself," the library's fall 2012 exhibition, which runs through Dec. 21. Exhibition co-curators Greg MacAyeal, assistant head of the Music Library, and Nina Barrett, the library's communications specialist, will speak about the exhibition and lead a guided tour of the "Sound and Silence" exhibit. Admission to the morning symposium and afternoon guided tour is free.
• The John Cage Festival concludes at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, atPick-Staiger Concert Hall with a performance by So Percussion and electric guitarist Grey Mcmurray, Bienen School percussion students, Turkish laptop composer Cenk Ergun — who has collaborated with Alvin Curran, the group Alarm Will Sound and Pauline Oliveros — and the Loud Objects, a duo known for soldering custom audio circuits live to create complex electronic sounds. The program includes John Cage's "Credo in US," "First Construction (in Metal)," Quartet for Percussion from "She is Asleep" and "Third Construction," "Needles" by So Percussion and Matmos, Cenk Ergun's "Use" and experimental composer and sound artist Tristan Perich's "Qsqsqsqsqqqqqqqqq." Also on the program is Jason Treuting's "24 x 24" and a simultaneous performance of several short Cage works and Paul McCartney's "For No One" and "The Word," written with John Lennon. Tickets are $10 for the general public and $6 for students.
Related articles
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- John Cage: City Circus, Program VII (wnyc.org)
AMN Reviews: Bear, Bertucci Duo – Controlled Burn
Bear, Bertucci Duo: Controlled Burn [Peira pm12]
The conjunction of two low-pitched wind instruments is almost guaranteed to produce a saturnine sound world. This is predominantly the case with Controlled Burn, a recording of eight structured improvisations by the duo of baritone saxophonist Ed Bear and bass clarinetist Lea Bertucci, who are here supplement by vibes and radio-derived sounds.
Bear and Bertucci have worked together for several years in order to create a sound informed by an awareness of the space in which it is situated. And in fact many of the tracks layer sound in a way that seems to provide an analogue to the filling out of space with three dimensional material—in effect, Bear and Bertucci are portraying blocks of space as strata of sound.
The recording opens with Somniferum, a piece placing slow trills over a foundation of long-duration tones. As implied by the title, the track has the feel of a kind of narcotized suspension in time, the rising and falling dynamics providing its dramatic arc. Tooth, the longest improvisation here, builds tiers of slowly overlapping harmonies and overtones that seem the aural equivalent of color field painting. This contrasts with the very brief Fanfare that follows it—a melody incorporating a repeated rhythmic figure over a lower harmonic stratum. Things Have to Change is a subdued, hymn-like track that moves through slowly resolving cadences and a subtle rhythm in three. The recording closes with Please, a slow baritone saxophone melody based on pairs of notes over white noise, which gradually comes up against sustained tones on the bass clarinet for contact at shifting points of dissonance and consonance.
Newsbits: Respect Sextet / Magen & Tester / Karl Evangelista / Strung Out Trio in Germany / Guy Klucevsek
The Respect Sextet will play a CD release show for their new offering "Respect in Yule," on Friday, Dec. 22, at Joe's Pub in New York.
Melbourne's Avantwhatever Presents… The Birds & The Bees by Anthony Magen & Christina Tester. a limited edition 5-Inch Lathe Cut Vinyl, along with a Soundwalk along Merri Creek & BBQ, 2pm Sunday November 25 at Phillips Reserve, Corner of Victoria St & Weigall St, East Brunswick (Near End of 96 Tram Route). A launch for Anthony Magen & Christina Tester's release 'The Birds & The Bees' – a special edition Avantwhatever lathe cut release limited to only 30 copies.
Karl Evangelista's "Taglish" CD Release (with Grex & Ai-Ai) will perform Friday, November 16, 2012, 8:00pm at The Jazzschool (2087 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA). This special program celebrates the CD release of "Taglish," guitarist/composer Karl Evangelista's exploration of the multifaceted nature of both contemporary creative music and 21st century Filipino-American culture. Inspired by Evangelista's family experiences, the project synthesizes jazz, American song, 20th century experimentalism, and Filipino folk melody into an aesthetic syntax that is at once universal and starkly personal. Centered around the band Grex (co-led by multi-instrumentalist Rei Scampavia) and featuring trailblazing saxophonist Francis Wong, renowned electric bassist/multi-instrumentalist John-Carlos Perea, and Bay Area drumming dynamo Jordan Glenn, Taglish is a genuinely multicultural, trans-idiomatic work.
Guitarist Matthew Gould, violinist Beth Ilana Schneider-Gould (also known as Duo46)and pianist Nathanael May will perform as the Strung Out Trio (S.O.T) in Germany, November 24 Wurzburg, Academy of Music and November 25, Fuida Great Hall of Ancient University. These concerts will feature the European premiere of German composer Michael Quell's "A Blurring Cloud" for which they achieved a Barlow Foundation Music Composition Award.
Starkland has released a 2-CD set presenting Guy Klucevsek's major Polka From The Fringe project, offering 29 radically revised polka pieces that range from Elliott Sharp's punk-infused Happy Chappie Polka, Fred Frith's humorous The Disinformation Polka, and John King's slyly political song about a one-legged polka, to Carl Finch's (of Brave Combo) beautiful Prairie Dogs, William Obrecht's witty Guy, Won't You Play Your Accordion, and Dick Connette's poignant Wild Goose. Other composers include: Mary Ellen Childs, Anthony Coleman, William Duckworth, Phillip Johnston, Aaron Jay Kernis, Bobby Previte, Carl Stone, Lois V Vierk, and more.
Burning Ambulance Articles
As usual, Burning Ambulance has a bunch of interesting articles including:
A review of John Butcher's Bell Trove Spools (Northern Spy) as well as John Butcher & Matthew Shipp's At Oto (Fataka)
An interview with Rez Abbasi
A video of a recent UK Fushitsusha performance.
A review of Yakuza's Beyul (Profound Lore)
An article on Elliott Carter In The 1960s
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- Three Beats: Yakuza keeps spreading out on Beyul (chicagoreader.com)
Open Ears Music Shows
From New Orleans' Open Ears Music:
Dave Rempis – Audio Archive – 02 Oct 12
Dave Rempis (alto sax) & Jeff Albert (trombone)
Dave Rempis (alto sax), Dan Oestreicher (saxes), Jesse Morrow (bass), & Dave Cappello (drums)
Trolsen, Benetti & Thompson – Audio Archive – 25 Sept 2012
Rick Trolsen (trombone), Will Thompson (keys) & Marcello Benetti (drums)
Smart/Moore/Albert/Cappello – Audio Archive – 18 Sept 2012
John Smart (keys & synths), Ray Moore (saxes & flutes), Jeff Albert (trombone), Dave Cappello (drums)
Free Jazz Blog Reviews
From Free Jazz:
Ross Hammond – Revival Trio (self released, 2012) ***½
Oren Ambarchi – Raga Ooty/Nilgiri Plateau (Bo'Weavil Recordings, 2012) ***½
Coat Cooke – Conversations w/ Joe Poole (Now Orchestra, 2012) ****
Coat Cooke – High Wire w/ Ranier Wiens (Now Orchestra, 2012) ***½
Sound Collision Alliance – 53:38 (Pan Y Rosas Discos, 2012) ***
Alexander von Schlippenbach – Plays Monk Piano Solo (Intakt, 2012) ****½
Chris Vasi – Monk's Playground (Fortuitous Records, 2012) ***½
Rob Mazurek Pulsar Quartet – Stellar Pulsations (Delmark, 2012) ****
Elliot Sharp Trio – Aggregat (Clean Feed, 2012) ****
Related articles
- When Brian Eno met Ha-Joon Chang (guardian.co.uk)
- Remixing Neneh Cherry and the Thing (lineout.thestranger.com)
Touching Extremes Reviews
From Touching Extremes:
REINHOLD FRIEDL – Eight Equidistant Pure Wave Oscillators, While Slipping Very Slowly To A Unison, Textually Spatialised On Eight Speakers, Concret, 60 Minutes
EMO ALBINO – Lady Lord


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1) Saturday, 21st May, 6.30pm onwards, pop up pub, with traditional and non traditional games and pizzas will be available,
2) Fun day, Saturday 4th June, Football Club.
3) General ask/request, for Queens 90th birthday celebrations, on Sunday, 12th June a party/picnic at church/hall is being organised, bunting is being put up through out village and it has been suggested that people may like to decorate, their house fronts/road sides, with red, white, blue flowers/decorations.
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April 2016
Quiz, Friday 1st, 8pm
Bingo, Thursday 14th, 8pm
Pub nite, Friday 15th
Cinema, Wednesday 20th
May 2016
Pre-school quiz, Friday, 6th.
Bingo, Thursday 12th, 8pm
Cinema, Wednesday 18th, 7.30pm for 8pm start.
Pub night, Friday 20th, 7.30pm onwards
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The implications of developments in intercountry adoption worldwide in the early years of the twenty-first century are explored, based on analysis of data from 20 receiving countries. Between 1998 and 2004, intercountry adoption increased by 42 per cent. Problems in data collection and analysis are examined, as is the reliability of estimates of numbers of children sent by countries of origin when derived from data provided by receiving countries. Also considered are various measures of standardization which can be used to facilitate comparison between countries and show trends over time. The potential for more detailed comparative analysis is explored.
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Which Power BI course should you take - Excel Power BI or Power BI Desktop?
Posted by Andy Brown on 22 July 2016 | no comments
Microsoft are pursuing two separate BI lines at the moment: one for the Power BI tools which run within Excel, and another for the standalone application called Desktop Power BI. This blog attempts to explain the differences between two applications with such confusingly similar names!
A nostalgic look at training courses whose time has passed
Posted by Andy Brown on 14 September 2015 | no comments
Although the software industry - including ourselves - normally trumpet what's new, we thought we'd have a one-off look at what definitely isn't new, by listing our deprecated courses.
What's new in Microsoft Office 2016 (including Excel 2016 changes)
Posted by Andy Brown on 07 September 2015 | no comments
The latest incarnation of Microsoft Office (2016) should be released on 22nd September 2015 (Microsoft are always a bit ahead of themselves with versions). This blog gives a detailed guide to what's new, the biggest changes being in Excel and Outlook.
An under-the-hood look at how the new Wise Owl website works
Posted by Andy Brown on 08 October 2014 | no comments
This blog summarises the technology used to make this website appear on your screen, including ASP.NET MVC, SCSS, responsive website design and entity data models.
Addiction to the 2048 mobile phone app
Posted by Andy Brown on 08 October 2014 | no comments
One owl's sad story of addiction to a simple computer game: a tale of lost time and lost sanity.
Teacher training: learning how to code at school
Posted by Andy Brown on 08 October 2014 | no comments
How Wise Owl training courses can help teachers to fulfil the new UK National Curriculum requirement to teach all schoolchildren how to program.
Revealing how Excel workbooks are actually stored as zipped XML files
Posted by Andy Brown on 16 May 2014 | no comments
Did you know that Excel workbooks are really just a collection of XML files, all zipped together? We didn't either, so we thought we'd tell the world.
How to enable compatibility mode in Internet Explorer
Posted by Andy Brown on 06 March 2014 | no comments
This short blog shows how to get round a compatibility mode problem with the skills assessment site.
The new brand for Wise Owl Business Solutions
Posted by Andy Brown on 10 January 2014 | no comments
As the first part of a complete rebranding, you may start seeing our new logo appearing on stationery and pages of our website. Here's a preview of it!
The similarities between particle physics and SEO
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SEO may not be rocket science, but it shares a big principle with theoretical physics, as this blog explains.
KB2716442 SQL Server 2012 Windows Update fails
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One idea for what to do if you continually get one Windows Update appearing when you shut down your computer.
IE compatibility view stops embedded videos running
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If you're trying to run a YouTube video within a website and nothing happens, maybe you're using compatibility view in Internet Explorer?
The Scratch programming language and Code Clubs
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Volunteers throughout the UK are helping to run code clubs, teaching 9-11 year olds the basics of programming. Find out more!
Some ideas for new features for Microsoft Excel 20xx
Posted by Andy Brown on 24 September 2012 | 4 comments
Excel is a great product, but there is always room for improvement. Here Andy Brown considers 12 possible new features for Excel 2020.
Make Google do a barrel roll, show odd directions, etc.
Posted by Andy Brown on 24 September 2012 | no comments
Google has a number of hidden features buried within it - here's a summary of my personal favourites.
Translate Facebook into Piratese, or upside-down English
Posted by Andy Brown on 24 September 2012 | no comments
Facebook supports a wide variety of native languages - this blog takes a light-hearted look at some of the stranger ones.
Wise Owl is 21 years old this year: 1992-2013
Posted by Andy Brown on 23 April 2012 | 1 comment
To celebrate our 21st birthday, we thought we'd look back on how software training has changed over the last 21 years.
Why the Easter Bunny prefers SQL Server to Access
Posted by Andy Brown on 30 March 2012 | 1 comment
The Easter Bunny stores his distribution data in SQL Server, not Access; read why!
Why VB trumps C#, and how trolls don't agree!
Posted by Andy Brown on 15 March 2012 | 2 comments
I recently wrote a blog on why (I believe) VB is a better programming language than C# - I wasn't prepared for the flames this would unleash.
Ten Useful Applications That You Can Get For Free
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For those of you interested in UCA this fall, you may enjoy the following. This was what I turned in for the Arkansas Sports 360 Preview, but due to space constraints and the face that I have a tendency to run long (surprised anyone? I didn't think so) it had to be cut. Here is the full monty...
The turf may get all the headlines, but by the time all is said and done in
The Bears enter the 2011 campaign with high hopes. There are 17 starters back, a senior quarterback under center and a collection of speedy, hard-hitting ball-hawks on defense. The season will also start with a significant change in the playing surface as the Bears transition to turf in place of grass at Estes Stadium for the first time in school history. For those who haven't heard, this is not your father's turf. Or even your older brother's. This turf isn't green or blue or red or any solid color for that matter. It's an ambitious layout of purple and grey alternating every five yards, with 10 yards of grey at mid-field and black end zones. The combination creates a look that has never before been seen in college football (or anywhere else of which I am aware).
National media in television, radio and print [THIS IS A LINK IF YOU CAN USE IT http://www.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/24156338/29748587] picked up quickly on the turf tale which was originally spun on April Fool's Day, but this fake, fake-out is all too real. At around $750,000, so is the price tag. It has however created an unexpected marketing tool at no extra charge and according to athletic administrators is expected to pay for itself in maintenance savings over time. Head coach Clint Conque, who is an old-schooler at heart, supported the change. "I am a traditionalist, a purist. I cut my teeth on a
Conque always sets high expectations for his football teams and this season is no different. Led by U of A transfer and Second Team All-Southland Conference selection Nathan Dick, the Central Arkansas offense finished second in the Southland Conference in scoring (26.9 ppg), passing (253.2 ypg) and total offense (372.2 ypg) and returns most of it's contributors. Dick is back for his senior season as the league's top returning passer and has continued to grow according to Conque. "Nathan played a lot faster this spring and is developing some leadership skills. Nathan is a quiet guy by nature, but the players are responding to him and I think any time you have an experienced guy at that position you have a chance to be successful. We expect big things from Nathan," says Conque.
Dick has most of his targets back despite losing top pass-catcher Ken Robey. In addition, the top six rushers are back including power back Terence Bobo who established himself as the most reliable ball carrier last year and was named to the All-Southland Conference Second Team. The Atkins native will fight for playing time with two elusive playmakers in junior Jackie Hinton and sophomore Marcel Threat along with fellow junior Anthony Blackmon who is coming back from a season-ending injury and worked his way up to second on the post-spring depth chart.
The defensive coaches also have reason to be optimistic. Linebacker Frank "The Tank" Newsome, who led the Bears in tackles and was fourth in the league with 100 stops, returns to lead an opportunistic group that put opposing runners and passers on notice. Freshman of the year Jestin Love picked off six passes and returned two for touchdowns and will be joined in the defensive backfield by former
On special teams, first the good news. Isaiah Jackson, the school's all-time leading kick returner, is back and looking to add to his career total of 1,581 yards. Several others will have a chance to join him including Love who showed some great moves on his interception returns in 2010. The area of concern is kicker after the departure of two time all-conference performer Eddie Carmona.
The 2010 Bears went 7-4, but finished on a high note with four wins in the last five games of the season. The performance down the stretch got them at least in the conversation for the postseason. They hope their regular season performance will be impossible to ignore when the invitations are handed out this year. Conque says "I don't think there's any question that winning four of the last five gave us a lot of momentum going into recruiting and the off-season program and I think our players knew how close we were to getting to the postseason. I think that has made our team even more hungry this year."
To get there, the purple and grey will have to overcome a schedule that offers some serious challenges. Three straight road trips await the Bears after they open on the new field against
Conque has reason to be excited as his team prepares for what could be a memorable 2011, but even he knows it will take a fantastic season to get the casual fan to have a lasting impression that has more to do with the guys than the ground. "It's a controversial subject with some people, but I think its been unfairly judged with people forming opinions before they see the completion of the surface and I think people who see it will agree that it is a first class playing surface. At the end of the day I am more worried about the product we put on the field than the actual field."


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This is a wonderful place to stay. The room we had was terrifically appointed and had anything we would want in it. The location is very good inside Liberty. The morning breakfast was terrific and plentiful. Good coffee available early -a plus. Carolyn and Steve were really good hosts and a fund of information about local options. A really good place to stay - especially for a special location.
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My wife and I have visited numerous Inns around the country and can assure you this one is top notch. Carolyn and Steve were great hosts. Genuinely concerned about our stay. The entire place was spotless, inside and out. Our room, The Withers, was huge and so nicely decorated. King bed was very comfortable. Breakfast was outstanding both mornings. Very different both days. The Hatcher's seemed know the Liberty and Kansas city area well and had some good input on where to visit and dine. Don't hesitate to give this one a try, you won't be disappointed.
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We truly enjoyed our stay in the Withers Room to celebrate our 3rd year Anniversary. The spacious and beautifully decorated room gave us time to relax and enjoy our time together. We were pampered by all the amenities that make one feel truly welcome! We enjoyed our delicious breakfast and were captivated by listening to our host share the history of her B&B. It is clear that they love to make each stay a memorable one. Thank you Carolyn and Steve! We were very pleased with our stay!
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Our hosts went out of there way to make everything a great 44th wedding anniversary special.The room was very clean,spacious,and the bed was super. Breakfast was delicious, Would recommend this to to anyone . Thanks Carolyn and Steve.
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We celebrated our anniversary in the Withers Room. We could not have picked a better place to stay. The house was immaculate, beautifully decorated and every detail was thought of to keep the history of the home. Carolyn and Steve were awesome hosts and made us feel like we were old friends. The food was five star and so delicious! Their suggestions regarding Liberty were spot on and we will definitely be back. We had a totally wonderful anniversary thanks to Carolyn and Steve.
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We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Carolyn and Steve welcomed us immediately upon arrival. They are such gracious hosts...we felt like we walked into a family member's home. The accommodations were spectacularly restored and still had some of the modern touches discretely available. Carolyn tailored made our breakfast to suit my husband's taste as well as allowing our son who attends William Jewell College to dine with us. Cannot wait to go back, Rob & Kelly Glen Carbon IL
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We had an excellent stay at the Stone-Yancey house. We are from south KC, so it was quick drive. The stay was pleasant, accommodations were great and the food was FANTASTIC! Would highly recommend for KC dwellers looking for a weekend getaway.
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We are a military couple, and have stayed in B&Bs throughout the world. The Stone-Yancey House is the best -- Steve and Carolyn are superb hosts, and we couldn't have asked for a better experience. If you are in the Kansas City area, it is a destination in itself.
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It was a wonderful time. My husband was apprehensive about Bed and Breakfast as he doesn't like staying in other people's homes. But he relaxed fairly quickly and enjoyed his time.
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I had a wonderful 2 night stay at the Stone-Yanc3y House. The owners are very cordial and personable folks. The home was immaculately clean. There have been several that I have stayed at that could have used a good dusting. That was not the case here. The room was very comfortable and the décor was beautiful and correct for the time period of the home. The first night when I came back in for the night, my bed had been turned down for me. The breakfasts were fit for a queen and presented beautifully. I definitely will return to this lovely B&B.
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I was recently asked to do a lighter version of this favorite dish by a few NFL football players. Make it with the traditional grilled or roasted chicken or try it with some salmon leftover from last nights barbecue!
Makes 3-4 servings
1 1/2 cups whole milk, fat free half and half or lowfat milk, divided
1/4 cup light cream cheese
1 tablespoon unbleached flour
2 tablespoons whipped butter (no- trans margarine can be substituted)
1 teaspoon minced garlic
1/4 teaspoon smoked paprika or regular paprika (add more to taste)
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper (add more to taste)
1/4 – 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 cup shredded parmesan cheese (optional)
1 1/2 – 2 cups shredded or diced grilled or roasted chicken (skinless meat off of a rotisserie chicken works great for this) or grilled salmon
About 4 cups whole grain fettuccine or rotini or penne, cooked an drained
2-3 tablespoons chopped green onions (white and part of green)
1/4 cup chopped vine ripened tomatoes
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2. Melt the butter in a medium, thick nonstick saucepan over medium heat, stirring until nicely browned. Stir in the garlic and sauté for 30 seconds. Add the milk mixture and paprika, cayenne, black pepper and continue to heat, stirring constantly, until the sauce has just thickened. Reduce the heat to low and stir in the Parmesan and chicken. Gently stir in the hot pasta.
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