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Heike pays a visit to the 2006 UKUUG Linux conference
Blue skies, lots of sun, a great conference venue, and about 200 Linux enthusiasts – that's the perfect recipe for another successful UKUUG summer meeting at the University of Sussex, Brighton.
Brighton is a lovely seaside resort on the south coast of England. Apart from the pier with the famous funfair, the town offers a large beach, two universities, several nice restaurants, and some cozy pubs. The UKUUG summer meeting 2006 [1] was held at the University of Sussex, on a campus about four miles from the city center. Most of the attendees stayed in the students' halls on campus, which offered plenty of opportunity to socialize after pub closing time and enjoy some more geek talk on the lawn at night. As with recent years, the conference started with a tutorial day on Thursday: Jos Vos described how to create, modify, and use RPM packages; Mark Leith talked about MySQL optimization, and Richard J. Moore held a workshop on diagnosing kernel-related problems using kdump and SystemTap.
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A group of children went on free helicopter rides earlier this month. The activity aimed to boost public interest in the aircraft and show how it can be used to save lives.
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Still big tummy after 4 years of cesarean delivery.Any exercise advice?
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My wife is 36 weeks pregnant. Usg shows 144 bpm, cord around neck, low abdominal size, 2.2kg. Are any of these causes for early delivery with cesarean section?
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My wife is 36 weeks pregnant. The usg shows low abdominal size + 2.2kg + cord around the neck. Is that cause for early delivery with cesarean section?
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I have had 5 cesarean sections, an appendectomy, 2 laparoscopy procedures, and an abdominal full hysterectomy. I have intense pelvic pain. Help!
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Hello all! KUGR has been busy getting ready for a great spring semester! Here's a few things we've been up to: We started a new-ish process for hiring DJs this semester, which included a new interview process! The Board of Directors had a chance to hear from DJs about their shows, and offered advice for
This is the last week of mandatory student shows, so please support our DJs and listen in! – Sarah Allen, GM
Hello all! Here are a few updates about the station. Our student shows are going strong, and our new DJs are showing growth and progress within the last few weeks. IT installed new computers in the studio. The new automation system should be installed over Thanksgiving break. We have reached over 200 listeners in a
Hello all! October has been exciting month so far for KUGR Radio! Here are a few reasons why: DJs started their shows on Wednesday Oct. 14th, so check out the show tab to see who is on and when. 2. We have finally received our new equipment and automation software, but we are
Want to be an On-Air Talent? Or work behind the scenes of a radio station? KUGR Radio is the place for you! Get more info at our general meeting: Tuesday September 1st, GCAD 21 @ 6pm Available positions: – DJ/On-Air Talent – Committees: Music, Sports,
June 27, 2015 The Public Radio News Directors Inc. (PRNDI) Conference held in Salt Lake City, Utah handed out 130 awards, and two of them went to our very own Angela Nguyen, program director at KUGR Radio. Angela's submission was a story about her father's escape from Vietnam. She earned First Place for Soft Feature
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KUGR Radio submitted entries to CBI for national recognition in radio broadcasting. Nominations will be announced in the fall. Best Sports Play-by-Play: Neil Roberts and Spencer Anderson, WSU vs. SJSU Baseball Best Sports Play-by-Play: Matthew Zimmer Best Regularly Scheduled Program: Angela Nguyen and Joe Raftis, Night Owls Best Regularly Scheduled Program: Sarah Allen and Briauna
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75 Outdoor Upgrades for Under $75
Spruce up your patch of green with affordable finds and easy DIY projects. Here, the editors of This Old House share their favorite ideas
Hang a tree swing and paint it a fun color. Catching the breeze on this backyard classic will make you feel like a kid again.
Unfinished cedar adult-size rope swing, about $60; breezyswings.com
WeatherAll exterior semigloss in Hot Rod, about $12 per quart; truevalue.com for stores
Top your patio table with a dish garden of easy-care succulents for a centerpiece that can bake in the sun.
Similar to shown: Altman Plands Succulent Garden Plant-Your-Own, including six succulents in a 12-inch pot, about $25; homedepot.com
Install a birdbath or bird feeder for a wildlife-friendly yard. Make it a focal point in your garden, visible from your patio. Birds will swoop in for a dip, then stay to feed on pests.
Similar to shown: Garden Treasures cast birdbath, about $60; lowes.com
Set off a pathway entrance with a handsome cast-stone marker.
Barn owl garden stone, about $46; garden-fountains.com
Turn a vintage terra-cotta cornice into a rack for organizing garden tools. The cornice's deep ledge doubles as a shelf, and a weathered wood scrap secured to its base holds the hooks. See How to Make a Cornice Garden Tool Holder for step-by-step instructions.
Similar to shown: Terra-cotta decorative stone, about $45; historichouseparts.com.
Forged-iron cut-nail Colonial hooks, about $5 each; houseofantiquehardware.com
Make steps "float" by hiding their risers behind a thick carpet of foliage. Try English ivy or the similar Boston ivy; its clinging tendrils make it easy to train and keep trimmed to prevent tripping, and its green leaves turn a rich reddish-purple in the fall.
About $10 per plant; brighterblooms.com
Enclose your porch with wood lattice covered with flowering vines for privacy where neighbors are nearby. Secure panels to either end of an open-sided front porch.
4-by-8-foot redwood lattice panels, about $50 for two; doitbest.com.
Clematis vines in a variety of colors and types for most USDA hardiness zones start at about $16; springhillnursery.com
Blaze a trail to the barbecue with tiki torches. Punctuate a series of inexpensive bamboo torches with a high-end metal one.
Three bamboo Polynesian torches, about $10; orientaltrading.com
One handcrafted, hammered-copper round torch, about $60; itorches.com
Display your house numbers on a wood newel post sunk into the soil at the end of your driveway. Paint or stain it to complement your entry door.
Turned, 48-inch #1 Traditional newel in western hemlock, about $66; vintagewoodworks.com
Turn a trough into a water garden. Fill a container you have on hand with water. Anchor each plant in its own pot of clay soil, topped with a ½-inch layer of pea gravel. Place on bricks so that the plants' crowns are above the water surface.
Grassy aquatic plants, about $9 each; lilypons.com
Make your landscape glow at night. Fill a "moon garden" with all-white blooms, such as Shasta daisies (shown at left) and the palest varieties of delphinium, foxglove, and petunia. Set them against the silvery foliage of Lambs' ears.
About $12 for one of each plant; gardencrossings.com
Paint your garden gate a vivid color. Red makes a bold contrast against green leaves and grass.
Impervex Latex High Gloss Metal & Wood paint, about $43 per quart; benjaminmoore.com for stores
Hang a mirror on a patio wall to give a small space a more expansive feel. It'll appear as if you were looking through a window to another outdoor room. Choose a mirror with a weather-resistant resin frame, and seal its inner edges with silicone caulk to prevent water from seeping behind the glass.
Large mirrors in various styles and shapes start at about $50; homegoods.com for stores
Make your front porch a breezy retreat even on still, hot days by installing a ceiling fan.
Harbor Breeze 42-inch Calera white outdoor ceiling fan, $70; lowes.com
Create a relaxing—and romantic—destination in the yard by hanging a rope hammock fit for you and your sweetie.
Two-person fabric cotton outdoor wood-frame hammock, about $36; amazon.com
String all-weather electric lights from a trellis or overhanging branches to set a festive mood for alfresco entertaining on the patio.
Clear string lights, about $17 for 9 feet; worldmarket.com
Personalize fence pickets by staining them in alternating hues—best to pick colors that tie in with your home's siding, trim, or entry door.
Maximum Semi-Transparent stain, about $33 per gallon; olympic.com for stores
Tame an unruly garden hose inside a decorative metal pot.
Garden hose container in a hammered-copper finish, about $70; walmart.com
Build a raised bed from a kit. Patterned after farmers' troughs, ribbed steel sides have a rugged look and a lot more style than run-of-the-mill railroad ties.
3-by-3-foot galvanized raised bed, about $200; gardeners.com
Create a stacked-stone totem for an all-season focal point in a planting bed. Collect stones from around your property and glue them one on top of the other with a two-part masonry epoxy. To prevent tall structures from tipping, bore a hole through each stone's center using a hammer drill fitted with a ⅜-inch carbide bit. Thread the stones with a steel dowel sunk in the ground.
Conap K-20 EasyPoxy clear epoxy, 5-ounce kit, about $23.50; call 800-328-7094 to order
Add shimmer to a potted plant by spreading tumbled sea glass over the soil. The aggregate also helps lock in moisture and prevent weeds from sprouting. Pick glass in the same hue as your pot for a striking monochromatic effect.
Cobalt sea glass, about $9 per pound; gelstuff.com
Lure pollinating powerhouses into your garden with a condo-style bamboo hive for nonstinging mason bees.
Mason bee house, about $19; gardeners.com
Stitch walls for an outdoor room. Simply hang fabric panels from the cornice of an open-sided wood or metal pergola.
Similar to shown: machine-washable cotton in colorful prints start at about $6 per yard; ikea.com
Unfurl an all-weather carpet to define a seating area or place under a table to warm up a patio with color.
Fab Rugs' woven recycled plastic 4-by-6-foot Tangier Celery rug, about $48; wayfair.com/
Replace your plastic grill cover with an elegant fabric one in a neutral beige color.
The water-resistant Classic Veranda Cart BBQ cover in various sizes starts at about $55; target.com
Change out deck post caps for eye-catching finials.
Jewel-toned, pyramid-shaped glass caps from Woodway about $17 each; arboria.com
Transform a shapely urn into a fountain. Stopper its drainage hole, drop in a submersible recirculating bubbler, and fill the urn with water. For the full step-by-step, see How to Make a Garden Fountain.
Similar to shown: 18-inch black urn, about $40; jamaligarden.com
Beckett small pond/medium fountain pump, about $26; acehardware.com
Scent your yard with lavender. The aromatic purple flowers grow best in hot, dry climates, but moisture-tolerant varieties, as well as ones that can weather a winter frost, are also available.
Lavender cultivars for most hardiness zones start at $8 per plant; highcountrygardens.com
Reclaim a too-hot-for-comfort patio by shielding it from the sun with a sleek shade sail.
Coolaroo's 12-foot Triangle Sail sun shade, about $30; walmart.com
Light a picnic table with a candle-style chandelier hung from an overhanging tree limb.
Wrought-iron six-arm votive candle chandelier, about $60; outerbankscountrystore.com
Brighten a shady corner with a drift of chartreuse Japanese forest grass.
Hakonechloa macra 'All Gold,' about $13 per plant; avantgardensne.com
Bring color to your pond with hand-blown glass floats. The 3½- and 5-inch orbs bob on the water's surface.
About $75 for the three floats shown; avalonglassworks.com
Hang a chalkboard in your garden. Positioned above a potting bench, it provides a charming spot to jot your planting to-do list or a weekly watering schedule.
Dooley 17-by-23-inch wood-framed chalkboard, about $12; farm-home.com
Grow a golden hop vine for its gold-lime foliage, dangling flower clusters, and ability to climb 20 feet in a season. Let it tumble over an arbor or trellis. Hops are perhaps best known as an ingredient in beer, though this variety was bred more for its good looks.
One plant, about $12; amazon.com
Make cool nights cozy with a warming fire in a patio pit. Bonus: Firewood costs less off-season.
Similar to shown: solid copper fire pit, starts at about $150; walmart.com
Turn a bench into a living armchair by surrounding it on three sides with boxwood shrubs sheared to form the back and arms.
'Winter Hardy' boxwood, about $10 for three small plants; directgardening.com
Spruce up your front stoop with black-eyed Susan vines trained around wire topiary forms staked in terra-cotta pots.
Fifteen-inch-high Globe topiary frame, about $33 for two; amazon.com. Black-eyed Susan vine, about $4 for 30 seeds; georgiavines.com
Swap worn wind chimes for brass-plated bells with a rich look. Fitted with wood clackers, they'll fill your garden with deep, melodious tones.
One small and one large temple bell, about $68; vivaterra.com
Make your patio more private with a sturdy and stylish bamboo screen.
Backyard X-Scapes rolled bamboo fencing, about $60 for an 8-foot-long by 4-foot-high section; homedepot.com
Stake finial-tipped guides around a planting bed perimeter to safeguard blooms from dragged hoses.
Similar to shown: Artichoke hose guides, about $10 each; thegreathardwarestore.com
Paint Adirondack chairs a cheery color.
Impervex Latex High Gloss Metal & Wood paint, about $43 per quart; benjaminmoore.com for stores
Enjoy your fish pond at night by illuminating it with a submersible LED light. Unlike a landscape fixture, which shines on the surface, a light placed under the water sets the whole pond aglow.
Sunterra submersible pond light, starts at about $25; target.com
Add a whimsical whirligig, and delight in watching the wind make it move.
A fairy band marches along with the wind. About $40; plowhearth.com
Plant a pretty and space-saving two-tier herb garden to keep by the back door. Fill two containers—one 8 inches wider than the other—with soil. Place the smaller pot on top of the larger one, and add herbs.
Chives, rosemary, thyme, and dwarf purple and sweet basil, about $3 per plant at your local nursery. 22-inch and 14-inch Akro clay garden bowls, about $38 for both; garden.com
Trade a wheel-turn spigot for a decorative brass one with a handle shaped like a dragonfly or bird. Shut off the water supply, unscrew the old spigot from the hose bib that projects from your house, and twist on the new one.
Recycled brass quail outdoor faucet, about $55; gardecor.com
Secure a handsome and easy-to-read rain gauge to a fence post. If less than an inch of rain falls in a week, it's time to break out the hose. Your plants will thank you.
Vermont rain gauge, about $40; avantgardenshop.com
Place pots with personality on a ledge or deep windowsill. Terra-cotta ones with molded faces smile back at you.
The handmade Cheerful Face, Old Man Face, and Surprised Face, about $6 each; kinsmangarden.com
Trade your hard-to-read sundial for an ornate metal wall clock.
Decorated with a sun-and-moon motif, the dials of the outdoor clock and thermometer tell both the time and temperature, about $46; bellacor.com
Turn a blah concrete patio into a lively mosaic by staining pavers different colors. Use a pump to spray a pretinted concrete stain.
Quikrete's semitransparent concrete stain comes in 30 shades of green, blue, red, gold, and gray; about $26 per gallon; lowes.com for stores
Attract butterflies with nectar-packed flowers, including bright pink phlox and purple gomphrena.
Flower Gomphrena QIS Purple, Gomphrena globosa, about $7 for 50 Open Pollinated Seeds by David's Garden Seeds; amazon.com
Turn a tree stump into a dining table. Slice it level at about 28 inches tall, and crown it with a DIY poured concrete top.
For a 30-inch-round by 2-inch-thick top, build a plywood mold that's the same diameter, but make the sides 1 inch deeper. Line the bottom of the mold with steel mesh, and pour in a 1-inch layer of wet concrete. Lay a few pieces of steel rebar in the wet concrete to provide extra strength. Top with a second 1-inch layer of concrete. Let cure and remove the sides of the mold, leaving the plywood base intact to help support the tabletop.
About $45 for materials; at home centers
Create a diamond-patterned twig trellis for pea vines to scramble up. In front of a line of thick supporting sticks, sink thin shoots at about a 60-degree angle, a few inches apart and parallel to one another. Repeat at the same angle in the opposite direction so that shoots crisscross. Lash the shoots together with twine where they intersect. For the full step-by-step, see How to Build a Diamond-Pattern Twig Trellis.
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Plant walk-on ground cover between pavers to soften an expanse of brick or concrete.
Low-growing and aromatic 'Elfin' thyme is well suited for most hardiness zones. About $4 per 3½-inch plant; stepables.com for stores
Run rope lights under your bottom deck rail for atmospheric night lighting.
American Lighting's indoor/outdoor 50-foot rope lighting kit with mounting clips, about $65; amazon.com
Keep grilling gear tidy and out-of-sight inside an all-weather hinged-top box that doubles as an extra patio seat.
Outdoor storage seat, about $61; stacksandstacks.com
Refinish outdoor metal furniture with blue, green, or yellow paint to break up the sea of wood on your deck.
Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch Multi-Purpose Paint satin spray enamel in 25 colors, about $4 per can; rustoleum.com for stores
Perk up a flower bed with a decorative sprinkler.
Handcrafted copper in the shape of an iris, the 20-inch-tall sprinkler comes mounted on a spike, with a brass swivel for easy hose hookup. Spray diameter is adjustable from 4 to 15 feet. Iris sprinkler, about $55; coppersprinklerworks.com
Upcycle a vintage metal window or door guard to serve as an ornate backdrop for climbers or potted plants. Simply mount the piece on a fence or wall and leave as is, or attach a pair of cast-iron flower-pot rings as an added flourish.
Find salvaged window guards on eBay for about $50.
8-inch flower-pot rings, about $7 each; doitbest.com
Wrap tap lights in decorative paper cylinders for stylish, flame-free luminaries. Secure paper around the base of the lights with double-stick tape.
Thomas and Betts Carlon white round tap lights, about $3 each; hardwareandtools.com.
Translucent Vellum 8½-by-11-inch paper printed with leaves or cherry blossoms, about $5 for 10 sheets; paper-source.com
Distinguish young plantings with silver markers. These are made from vintage spoons and knives, and are decorated with colorful hand-drawn flowers.
Markers, about $10 each; etsy.com
Soften the hard edges of a masonry retaining wall with trailing blooms, such as campanula. The perennial thrives with little upkeep and offers big bunches of violet flowers.
Campanula 'Trailing Bellflower,' about $5 for 500 seeds; springhillnursery.com
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Classic throw pillows in more than a dozen quick-drying, UV-resistant fabrics start at $20 each; plowhearth.com
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Quicken the job with Black & Decker's Handisaw mini cordless reciprocating saw, about $35; amazon.com
Cast your own hypertufa trough and fill it with rugged alpine plants, which will thrive in the porous container. Hypertufa has the look of weathered granite, but it's actually a DIY material made from cement, peat moss, and perlite. Combine the ingredients, add water, pack into a wood form, and let cure before popping off the mold. For the full step-by-step, see How to Make a Garden Trough.
Hypertufa container, about $50 for materials and plants; at home centers
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Large Tubtrug in red, about $16; tubtrugs.us
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Warm White High Output solar spotlight, about $35; yardbright.com
Support a patio umbrella in a flower-filled pot borrowed from the garden as a crafty alternative to a plain metal stand. Cut 2-inch ABS pipe to the height of the pot. Center it inside and anchor in place with a layer of gravel on the bottom, quick-setting concrete in the middle, and soil on top. Plant the pot with flowers, and slide the umbrella into the pipe sleeve.
A 5-foot length of pipe and 50-pound bag of Quikrete Fast-Setting concrete mix, about $11 total; lowes.com
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Blown from recycled glass, the Pot de Creme has two feeding tubes to encourage multiple birds at once, and comes with a decorative metal hanger and a recipe for a sugar solution, about $50; charlestongardens.com
Create a cascading three-tiered planter for your porch by repurposing hanging wire baskets meant for storing fruit in the kitchen. Line baskets with coco fiber mats cut to fit, and plant with trailing flowers, such as nasturtiums.
RSVP Bronze Woven Wire 3-Tier hanging baskets, about $22; cheftools.com. Coco fiber roll, about $11; garden.com
Connect the dots between two areas in your yard with stylish River stepping stones.
About $50 for three mesh-backed rounds; vivaterra.com
Turn mason jars into luminous lanterns to hang on a fence or from a plant hook. Wrap 20-gauge wire around the top of each jar. Snip and twist with needle-nose pliers, leaving extra space at the ends to secure another length of wire as a loop hanger. Hook on the hanger and tighten all wires with pliers. Insert tealight.
A dozen half-pint mason jars, 100 feet of 20-gauge wire, and 25 tealights, about $30 total; amazon.com
Dress up your mailbox with leftovers from other projects. Try using molding scraps to trim out the wood post, and brightly colored tiles left over from a kitchen backsplash or bathroom shower enclosure to create a crafty mosaic on the box itself.
No cost
Give the kids a pint-size picnic table so that they can sit comfortably while making mud pies.
Kids' Indoor/Outdoor picnic table, about $100; target.com
Enliven an exterior wall with an espaliered fruit tree. Go with tradition and choose a pear or an apple tree, or try a fig tree for a less formal look. Create the horizontal supports on which to train young branches with 14-gauge wires pulled taut through eye hooks screwed into the wall. Secure the branches to the wires with soft twist ties or twine.
Ook 14-gauge steel galvanized wire, about $6 for 100 feet, and heavy-duty eye-hook screws, about $13 for six; homedepot.com.
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Flavius Josephus
Flavius Josephus (c. 37 CE – c. 100 CE) was a first-century Jewish historian who chronicled the destruction of First Jewish–Roman War (66–73 CE) in two works: The Jewish War (c 75 CE) and Antiquities of the Jews (c 94 CE).
Testimonium Flavian
The Testimonium Flavian, a passage from Josephus' Antiquities of the Jews, is often cited by apologists as independent, 1st century confirmation of the existence of Jesus. However, there are many problems with the passage including it breaking the flow of the chapter that it appears in and no one noting it until the 4th century.
Even if the paragraph was entirely genuine based on Carrier's examples of Ned Ludd and John Frum it would still not show Jesus existed as a human being simply because it is too brief. Nevermind that there is no consensus on exactly what parts of the Testimonium Flavianum (if any) are actually from Josephus.
"Jamesian Reference"
This is a passage that also tends to get used as evidence of Jesus. It doesn't have the same problems the Testimonium Flavian has but there are still issues with it.
With the exception of Jerome every other reference (Hegesippus, Clement of Alexandria, Eusebius of Caesarea, and Early Christian tradition) the death of James the Just is put around 69 CE by being thrown from a battlement, stoned, and finally clubbed to death by passing laundrymen. The James in Josephus was killed in 62 CE by just stoning.
Moreover Rufinus of Aquileia in the 4th century stated James the Lord's brother was informed of the death of Peter (64 CE or 67 CE ie after the James in Josephus was dead and gone).[1]
Origen is often used to prove that this passage is not an interpretation but both of his supposed references claim that Josephus made direct connection between the death of James and the fall of the Temple:
"this writer" (Josephus)… "in seeking after the cause of the fall of Jerusalem and the destruction of the temple"… "says nevertheless"… "that these disasters happened to the Jews as a punishment for the death of James the Just, who was a brother of Jesus (called Christ)". - Against Celsus 1.47
"But at that time there were no armies around Jerusalem, encompassing and enclosing and besieging it; for the siege began in the reign of Nero, and lasted till the government of Vespasian, whose son Titus destroyed Jerusalem, on account, as Josephus says, of James the Just, the brother of Jesus who was called Christ, but in reality, as the truth makes dear, on account of Jesus Christ the Son of God." - Against Celsus 2.13
The "Jamesian Reference" has no connection between the death of its James and the fall of the Temple.
Furthermore Christ was a title not a name and Josephus gives examples of many would be Christs that caused trouble:
Simon of Peraea (d 4 BCE).
Judas, son of Hezekiah (4 BCE).
Matthias, son of Margalothus (during the time of Herod the Great) - thought by some to be the "Theudas" referenced in Acts 5.
Athronges (c 3 CE).[66]
Judas of Galilee (6 CE).
The Samaritan prophet (36 CE) killed by Pontius Pilate.
Theudas the magician (between 44 and 46 CE).
Egyptian Jew Messiah (between 52 and 58 CE). Supposedly led an army of 30,000 people in an attempt to take Jerusalem by force which the Romans drove back, killing 400 and capturing 200. According to Josephus he "came out of Egypt to Jerusalem" and "He advised the crowd to go along with him to the Mount of Olives, as it was called, which lay over against the city, and at the distance of a kilometer."
An anonymous prophet (59 CE)
Menahem, the son of Judas the Galilean (66 CE)
Jesus ben Ananias [Ananus] (66-70 CE).[76] Suggested by Carrier as being the raw template for the Passover section of "Mark"
Menahem ben Judah (sometime between 66-73 CE).
John of Giscala (d c70 CE)
Simon bar Giora (69-70 CE)
Jonathan, the weaver (73 CE)
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In response to ongoing support from global central banks, the Barclays U.S. Aggregate Index recorded a positive return for the second quarter of 2016, with lower-quality bonds outperforming higher-rated investment tiers within that index. Although most broad-market fixed income indices produced solid returns, high yield corporate bonds and global Treasurys ex U.S. were the strongest performers, with asset-backed securities (ABS) and mortgage-backed securities (MBS) lagging during the quarter. Rate declines within the government sector were significant, however, with yields on the 2-year and 10-year Treasury notes falling from 0.72% to 0.58% and from 1.77% to 1.47%, respectively.
A brief bout of volatility in late June triggered by the British vote to exit the European Union raised the question of whether the so-called Brexit referendum will be the first of many such actions taken by various countries, in an effort to preserve their nationalist goals at the expense of a global economic agenda. Regardless of the eventual answer, the issue is almost certain to increase market uncertainty — and thus volatility — for many quarters ahead. Meanwhile, the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC's) June meeting may have foreshadowed a major shift in domestic monetary policy in coming years, with members projecting fewer rate cuts this year and significantly lower policy rates for 2017 and 2018, relative to previous expectations. Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen gave form and substance to the numbers, citing an aging population and relatively low productivity as structural forces that could make the current low level of rates a long-lasting phenomenon.
Lagging economic indicators painted a mixed picture of the U.S. economy, with corporate profits recovering but job growth slipping. On the inflation front, core personal consumption expenditures (the Fed's preferred inflation gauge) fell slightly to 1.6%. Until personal income and wage-and-salary income show greater evidence of acceleration, the consumer inflation trend will likely remain muted. Combining these factors with growing global concerns and a strong U.S. dollar, our view is that the market has priced out any rate increases by the FOMC until the middle of 2018.
As the second quarter ended, a key question remained unanswered: Will asset prices fall to a level that reflects very weak economic growth, or will central bank policies finally succeed in pushing growth to much higher levels, and thus justify current asset prices? In recent months, bond prices for many weak or declining corporate credits have risen far more than their fundamental credit metrics would support. With higher, more normal rates of growth having failed to materialize deep into an economic expansion, it is reasonable to give serious consideration to the risks of continued slow global growth.
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Despite having spent a considerable portion of their monetary ammunition, we expect central banks to provide verbal support for markets and to take additional steps as warranted. Nevertheless, some central banks, including the Bank of Japan, have seen policies lead to unexpected outcomes that present additional challenges, rather than the expected solutions.
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This program qualifies individuals who apply a broad and coherent knowledge of psychological science in diverse areas including psychology, mental health, social services and human resources. Opportunities for further learning for graduates include Honours Psychology and post-graduate studies in Counselling, Mediation, Social Work and Mental Health.
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About University of South AustraliaThe University of South Australia (UniSA) is the largest university in South Australia with over 36,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students on four urban and two regional campuses. As a prominent provider of international education in the state, the university has close working links with industry, the professions, business and government and offers more professional education programs than any university in South Australia. More than 140 undergraduate and 200 coursework and research postgraduate programs in fields including law, education, nursing, physiotherapy, pharmacy, occupational therapy, podiatry, medical radiation, human movement, commerce, business, management, computer and information science, engineering, construction management, urban and regional planning, visual arts, psychology, civil aviation, journalism, and more are offered. An integral part of a UniSA student's study program includes work in clinical and field placements, assisting with industry-based projects, and working alongside people from industry and the professions.
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@Love3d Match play has arrived! The @RyderCupTeamUSA guys are focused & excited this morning. Proud to rep the red, white, blue and YOU! #13thMan
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@Graeme_McDowell 5am. Just jumped in car on way to the course. Breakfast and a warmup getting ready for the range. This is what we've been waiting for #golow
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@BobEstesPGA I was at the course all afternoon. Who's leading after the opening ceremony?
@McIlroyRory Myself and Graeme_McDowell leading the troops out tomorrow morning at 7.20am! #honoured #europe #letsgo
@LukeDonald Back with my pal Sergio tmr, 2nd out against Keegan and Phil #RyderCup #TeamEurope #Vamos
@John_Rollins @bubbawatson well the regular refs are back but we will be watching and cheering!! #USA
@IanJamesPoulter Very excited to be playing with @justinrose99 against Steve sticker & @tigerwoods. What a great match straight out of the blocks.
@IanJamesPoulter Great to meet @JordinSparks today after her national anthem. Incredible voice & fellow @sportsyapper fan. pic.twitter.com/zsHFLiR4
@DJohnsonPGA Pumped for tomorrow like it's Christmas morning!!! Having a great time! #RyderCup pic.twitter.com/D22395Ty
@bubbawatson Great to see @JordinSparks today, what a voice!! #RyderCup
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That player development doesn't all happen at the minor league level, out of sight of most fans. Consider the fact that eight players have made their MLB debuts for Seattle this season, including top prospects Michael Pineda -- who made the All-Star team -- and Dustin Ackley -- who is already batting 3rd for the club.
Those two, in addition to Cliff Lee trade-get Justin Smoak, represent the cream of the crop among prospects for Seattle, but many other youngsters have contributed at the big league level already in 2011, and more help is blossoming throughout the minor leagues with their paths to the big leagues on the horizon.
The influx of youth is something that the major league club has definitely lacked over the past few seasons, but perhaps more importantly the club wasn't capitalizing in Player Development. From a handful of draft picks that didn't pan out, to a lack of activity in International Free Agency, to a "win now" mentality in trades that often netted older players at the cost of youth, the team had been in a steady downward cycle for much of the new millennium.
That direction changed on October 22, 2008 when the club hired Jack Zduriencik to be the eighth General Manager in club history. With Zduriencik, Director of Amateur Scouting Tom McNamara, VP of International Operations Bob Engle, Director of Minor League Operations Pedro Grifol and Special Assistant John Boles at the helm, the quality and quantity of legitimate major league prospects up and down the minor leagues has noticeably increased.
In addition to Pineda (who was actually signed in 2005), the club boasts a plethora of young International talent, including 18-year old Pulaski outfielder Guillermo Pimentel, 17-year old outfielder Phillips Castillo, 17-year old shortstop Martin (Esteilon) Peguero and 18-year old right-hander Jose Campos, among others, all of whom were seen as top talents of their respective July 2nd classes.
The Mariners are rumored to have already signed two of the top talents in this year's class as well in Venezuelan right-hander Victor Sanchez and outfielder Helsin Martinez from the Dominican Republic (though the club officially denied a deal with Martinez earlier this month). They will certainly take it slow with these teenagers, but the potential in many of these kids is that of a big-time impact player.
The draft has yielded some top talent for Seattle, as well. Dustin Ackley is the most obvious player in this category, but he was recently joined at the big league level by his college teammate Kyle Seager, who tore through the minor leagues with a .329 average while playing second base, third base and shortstop.
Taijuan Walker -- the club's top pick in 2010 -- has been brilliant at times, dominating in the Midwest League as a 19-year old while piling up the strikeouts and ground balls. Walker is probably the only player that has shown more than lefty James Paxton, who was selected in the fourth round in 2010, this season. It appears that Paxton is regaining his 2009 first round ability, and he could be one of the bigger steals in recent draft history if he continues to perform like a front-of-the-rotation arm.
2009 first rounder, shortstop Nick Franklin, had a breakout season with the bat in 2010 and was just getting going in 2011 following a promotion when he suffered a concussion in a freak accident. 2010's 2nd-round selection -- Marcus Littlewood -- got off to a slow start in 2011 in his pro debut, but he has collected five extra base hits and 10 walks in his last nine games for Everett and he is playing a very smooth shortstop where he shows great natural instincts, a strong arm and soft hands. Add in the 2011 draft haul (Danny Hultzen, Brad Miller, Kevin Cron, John Hicks, Carter Capps, Steven Proscia, etc.,) and the draft can certainly be seen as a strong point for the Mariners.
The trade market has also brought back some very good talent, from Smoak, to outfielder Johermyn Chavez (Brandon Morrow trade), to left-hander Mauricio Robles (Jarrod Washburn) to right-handed starter Blake Beavan (Lee) and relievers Dan Cortes (Yuniesky Betancourt) and Josh Lueke (Lee), the Mariners have certainly fared better in what they have received in trades as compared to what they have given up.
Yes, the big league club may be frustrating to watch right now, but help is on the way. And you can count on SeattleHardball.com to keep you up to date on the daily happenings from around the Mariners minor leagues.


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Paralyzed with options, that is so awesome.
I'm surprised it didn't go for the shirt. Cats LOVE black shirts. Unless they're black, in which case white is their favorite color to get hair on.
Scott only attracts pussy when he has his pants on. interesting realization.
I find that my cats love to lay on any of my dirty clothes--the smellier, the better.


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Chic, sophisticated and modern. These are words that describe Stones River Country Club's new dining room interior renovation.
Over the past seven years the golf course at Stones River Country Club has received some much needed attention, including a $350 thousand dollar irrigation improvement. Many of the other facilities have been updated as well including a tennis court upgrade and a banquet room redo. "Most recently we realized that the dining room needed an upgrade," says Tim Coleman, General Manager, "We went with a more modern, contemporary look."
Before the new year the dining rooms still had their original look and feel, right down to the artwork and curtains, from when the new building was erected in 1999. As Murfreesboro and the membership has grown and evolved so, too, has the need for a more chic and elegant dining experience. Jim Lowen and Associates, LLC helped to create a new atmosphere with rich, warm neutrals, clean, modern lines, and upscale, chic furniture.
Dining out is no longer just a meal away form home but an experience and Stones River has worked for many years to enhance the experience through top notch service and the highest quality food available. The upgraded look in the dining rooms will only further the feeling of dining in a modern restaurant with an added southern charm and flare.
"We feel like with these kinds of changes the goal is to meet and exceed our members level of expected service and we want a place where they can feel proud to bring their friends and families." Says Coleman.
Contact Tim Coleman, general manager and Coo of the Stones River Country Club at 615-896-4431 or e-mail at email@example.com.


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Third Ward Caffe closed
The trailblazing Third Ward Caffe, which opened at 225 E. St. Paul Ave. more than 30 years ago, has closed.
Randy Nelson, who owns the business and the building with his wife, Jane, said, "Someone made us an offer we couldn't refuse." »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Tracy Morgan gets big laughs - and some unexpected exposure at the Pabst
Controversial comic and "30 Rock" star Tracy Morgan was a wild man performing stand-up at the Pabst Theater Sunday night. That's to be expected.
But one person in the audience was even more outrageous. »Read Full Article(7)
WTMJ-AM, WTMJ-TV, WLUM win top station honors
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), WTMJ-AM (620) and WLUM-FM (102.1) won station-of-the-year honors at the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Awards Saturday night in Madison.
WTMJ-TV won for TV station of the year, while WTMJ-AM won for news and talk radio station of the year. WLUM won for music station of the year. All won in the large-market category. »Read Full Article(8)
Soulstice Theatre delivers shimmering 'Memory of Water'
Coming from north by northwest, take I-794 to Howard Ave. Make two quick lefts and you've arrived at the St. Francis-based digs of Soulstice Theatre, home to a tiny, gutsy troupe which - when the stars align, as they often do - offers a night out that can rival much of what's available downtown, at half the price.
The constellation appearing on the Soulstice stage right now - in a production of Shelagh Stephenson's "The Memory of Water," under David Ferrie's direction - is definitely worth the trip. »Read Full Article
Next Act's 'Irma Vep' haunted by earlier version
In the second act of Charles Ludlam's madcap "The Mystery of Irma Vep," now on stage at Next Act Theatre, a frightened Lady Enid (a cross-dressed John McGivern) turns to housekeeper Jane Twisden (a cross-dressed Norman Moses) and pines for the protective presence of Nicodemus, her faithful manservant.
With the twitch of a smile and a twinkle in his eye, Moses' ordinarily prim Jane make clear that calling Nicodemus on stage just then simply isn't possible. »Read Full Article(1)


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Schaefer Likes Canelo's Chances Against Mayweather
By Robert Morales
What would happen if Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Saul "Canelo" Alvarez fought? Since it seems possible the two could tangle later this year, it's an interesting question to ponder. Last week, while discussing how that fight could do on pay-per-view, Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer also talked about how Alvarez might fare against the top pound-for-pound fighter in the world.
"We know that is going to be a big fight because a lot of boxing experts actually give 'Canelo' a pretty good chance of beating Mayweather, because he's young and he's strong and punches very hard, too," Schaefer said. "I mean, I could keep going on. You can ask Shane Mosley. He (Alvarez) has actually surprising speed as well, so, you know, he has a good shot."
Golden Boy has not made any formal announcement regarding Mayweather's May 4 opponent at MGM Grand, but Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero is expected to be across from Mayweather when the bell rings that night for the main event. Alvarez is also expected to be on that bill, but Schaefer could not yet say whether Alvarez is a lock for the Cinco De Mayo-weekend event.
Assuming Alvarez is, if he and Mayweather emerge victorious a fight between the two could be a possibility for the Sept. 14 date Schaefer has reserved for Mayweather.
Robert Morales covers boxing for the Los Angeles Daily News and BoxingScene.com.
[QUOTE=Bushbaby;12904614]Hey guys, lets ask a shot to pieces Sugar Shane who did better against ginger bumhype, than he did against Floyd,lol!! No schaefer, I doubt any boxing expert believes ginger has a good chance. Otherwise we got to pull the…Comment by tlaloc on 01-11-2013
[QUOTE=mike3000gt71;12905399]Canelo is going to give Mayweatehr the ebating of his life i feel sad already[/QUOTE] I don't agree cuz Mayweather might not take the fight. I like Mayweather but he's just too smart, he just knows who to fight &…Comment by -Kev- on 01-10-2013
[QUOTE=Bushbaby;12905748]If Josesito & Gomez can land on ginger, what makes you think Angulo can't??[/QUOTE] If Silva survived, hurt, and stood up to Angulo's best shots, what makes you think Canelo wouldn't destroy Angulo in the ring? Unless you're going to…Comment by PunchyPotorff on 01-10-2013
I think Canelo would surprise alot of people in w/Floydie. Jr would probably get busted up worse than he did vs Cotto.Comment by budfr on 01-10-2013
Stop saying Floyd is the best pound-4-pound. He is not. The best is Martinez followed by Pacman. By the way Canelo should fight Cotto and then Floyd. Both good fights. Floys is overhyped by American media."peeleft:Post a Comment - View More User Comments (45)


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Roach Fears For Erik Morales' Health in Maidana Clash
By Rick Reeno
When BoxingScene.com spoke with trainer Freddie Roach about the upcoming junior welterweight fight between Erik Morales and Marcos Maidana, the subject caused an immediate look of concern. During the last six years, Roach has been up against both fighters. As the trainer of Manny Pacquiao, Roach helped the Filipino star beat Morales two out of three times since 2005. And as the trainer of Amir Khan, Roach worked the corner of the British star last December as he beat Maidana in the 2010 Fight of The Year.
Morales (51-6, 35KOs) retired in August of 2007 after losing a decision to David Diaz. He resurfaced in March of 2010 with a victory over Jose Alfaro. Since the comeback, Morales picked up three wins against opponents who are not even in the same solar system as Maidana (29-2, 27KOs) in terms of danger or ability.
Roach agrees.
"I'm really worried about Morales in that fight. Maidana is a young, strong kid and he could fight. I think he's way too much for Morales to fight in a comeback. He'll get knocked out in that fight, I think. A lot of balls [on Morales], but not real smart," Roach told BoxingScene.com.
If Morales was able to accomplish the impossible, and beat Maidana, Roach believes he would easily earn the right to fight any of the top champions at 140-pounds, and that includes Roach's boxer, Amir Khan.
"That would catapult him to a title shot, for sure," Roach said.
Morales-Maidana takes place on April 9 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
Roach should just worry about his own healthComment by Hard Boiled on 02-14-2011
If Morales beats Maidana, Expect a "mandatory" defence between Khan and Morales. It will be a good fight, I think that Morales can UD Maidana, But at his age you just dont know.Comment by Pullcounter on 02-14-2011
morales got a deathwish... atleast fight devon who probably couldn't hurt morales like maidana can.Comment by Check_hooks on 02-14-2011
Maidana can be beat. Amir Khan already showed us the blue print. You have to stay away from that overhead right he throws. And Maidana is weak to the body. If Morales fights smart he can win this fight.Comment by ralph22 on 02-14-2011
thats right BALLS taking on the biggest puncher at a weight that is not morales's and he knows he is just training to make weight thats a real MEXICANO.altough i do see him getting KO wich wont take away erik's…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (28)


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We could have had a much nicer day for our Veterans Day Parade; it was blustery — to say the least. I sat in my yellow Model A in the parade staging area feeling cold and uncomfortable. When the parade began I saw the people on the sidewalks watching us pass by. They were wrapped in multiple layers of coats and blankets. It was worse for them.
They weren't in the confines of an old heaterless car; they were out in the wind and cold.
Their cheeks were red from the frigid West Texas weather, but they stood and showed gratitude for their veterans. Some of the young people were shouting, "thank you," some of the older people saluted, and one even put her hands together and smiled at us.
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While in Badajoz last week our friend Paula showed me her lace making set-up. This is just fascinating to me! In Spain it's called "bolittos" and it's interesting that this youtube was taken in Galicia which is very near us. I actually think I would like to learn this… Paula told me it's relaxing… can you imagine? Celebrating culture! Watch this:
Celebrating 2015~February Day 9
It's so nice to get up in the morning and fix my cup of coffee in a special mug. My dear friend Lourdes gave this to me last month when we met in Madrid for coffee. The translation on the cup is "soul-mates". We have shared much over the past couple of years and she has been a wonderful testimony of strength to many. I'm so thankful for friends and sad when we live far from them. Today is a good day to celebrate friends!
Celebrating 2015~ February day 7
Even though February is full of special days at our house to celebrate, including our wedding anniversary, we haven't had a chance this year due to our workload and the pressure to get some important projects finished. Still I think celebration should happen even if it's a quiet moment in my heart of complete gratitude for what I have.
We walked into the village and I saw this pitcher and celebrated by buying it. What a bargain at only 9,95€ or about $11 USD! I think this pitcher which will hold about 1 ½ liters is fabulous. It'll be perfect for water or sangria. Every village in Spain has it's own special flair and design and this one is typical of Badajoz.
Celebrating 2015!
I am so excited about what the year 2015 will bring!
We started this year with my birthday in January which always reminds me of the years passing quickly.. maybe a bit too quickly! So, I am here to report that 2015 DID start with celebration! January was full as we celebrated my mother-in-laws 100th birthday! This was a first for us. We have never been to, nor celebrated a 100th birthday. What a joy! So much family was there and we received so much help as we hosted this event in Virginia.
We know and continue to learn that celebration often requires work. It's just so… Even vacations takes work, preparation and savings. In fact.. how can one/you really relax if you are going into debt to have a vacation? Well… we can't!
2015 started off well!
Photos of the Village
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What I'm reading in June/July
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While at the Lisbon retreat, we met and chatted with several co-workers from other countries. One of these couples live and work in Bosnia and shared with us about a book they was reading. Well, I downloaded it right away to my KINDLE (thanks again to Judy & Ian!). Ok… so, the name of the book that I am reading is called: Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus: A Devout Muslim Encounters Christianity by Nabeel Qureshi. It's a great read!
Here is his bio:
Dr. Nabeel Qureshi is a former devout Muslim who was convinced of the truth of the Gospel through historical reasoning and a spiritual search for God. Since his conversion, he has dedicated his life to spreading the Gospel through teaching, preaching, writing, and debating.
Nabeel has given lectures at universities and seminaries throughout North America, including Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins, New York University, Rutgers, University of Ottawa, University of North Carolina, Eastern Virginia Medical School, and Biola University. He has participated in 17 moderated, public debates around North America, Europe, and Asia. His focus is on the foundations of the Christian faith and the early history and teachings of Islam.
Nabeel is a member of the speaking team at Ravi Zacharias International Ministries. He holds an MD from Eastern Virginia Medical School, an MA in Christian apologetics from Biola University, and an MA from Duke University in Religion.
Lisbon Retreat
Here are some photos of our wonderful time in Lisbon. We had a lovely breakfast and then we drove into the village resort called Caparica and took long walks and one day we bought a lunch out. What a bargain that was! John had the pork roast with french fries and rice for only 3,50€! I had the fish. It was crowded with local workers and we had a great time sitting outside chatting.
The retreat was a blessing and a wonderful rest.
Village Olive Oil
Boy I wish I could share this with you so you could taste this green gold. The olive oil processing company here in the village has been working overtime to process the last harvest and here is the result. I bought 3 – 5 liter jugs of this precious stuff from a neighbor. We go through a lot of this and making 1 Spanish tortilla takes about 1/2 liter of oil.
My solution to make my housework "lighter"
I have learned over the years that keeping up on my housework is a whole lot easier if I do this one thing…
when I go into a room, I always try to leave it cleaner than when I went in. Sometimes in rooms like the powder room, it's just a matter of washing a few spots off the mirror or using a Clorox wipe to keep door knobs,or handles disinfected. In larger rooms, there always seems to be something to return to it's proper place or dust and grim to be wiped up. I also like to carry a damp cleaning rag as walk though the house to wipe the dust off of surfaces or the tops of pictures on the wall. After all, I'm walking through anyway and I might a well keep the dirt and sticky bits at a minimum. This is particularly helpful for those times when children are in the house and it makes clean up a lot easier. Anything to save my aching back, I'm in favor of!
working through the pantry & Fridge
I used up another jar of jam this morning. This time it was strawberry. We still have lots of lentils, beans and rice and will use some this week. Where are you in your pantry items? Stuffed? reducing? For me… time to clean out!! After all…it's SPRING!
The big question is… spender or saver… what are YOU? I am a saver and pretty darn frugal!
Using up what I have and saving money!
Inspired by my daughters efforts to use up all the food in her kitchen cupboards for their ultimate goal of getting completely out of debt (see her blog… click here), here are some of the food items I used up today that has left me feeling freer too.
There will be leftovers with this meal providing at least 1 other meal.
A New Washing Machine & A Special Blessing!
After a frustrating day yesterday, we have our NEW washing machine but the best part was how our home-church, Grace Community, took the initiative to write to us and tell us that they would pay for it! Can you imagine the joy we felt?! We were so amazed to see how the Lord blessed us through these dear saints with a 'positive' after a day which didn't start out so well.
Here is a look at our new blessing! Thank you Grace Church Family!
Washing Machine Problems
Well, what a start to the day! Part of my morning routine is to start a load of wash before I fix breakfast and get that going because a normal cycle takes 102 minutes, plus the fact that I have no clothes dryer so all clothes have to be hung. This day started a bit differently because the washing machine broke. Seems that the control panel went dodgy and even after John tried to fix it, it still was a hopeless cause. Around here, if something needs to be fixed and CAN be fixed, John is able to do it. Not this time. Besides this, we have had rain for 3 days and nothing seems to dry that well inside the house.
John called a guy he knows in the neighboring village and it looks like we will be buying a new washer. Ours is 10 years old and a new control panel will cost about 200€ (about $278 these days) + the technicians fee. We can get the least expensive washer for about 250€ (that's about $347.50). This is really not the time we want to be buying new appliances, but our hand has been forced.
In the meantime, I'm washing by hand. Thankfully the house comes with a sink and scrub board. We press on!