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Amiri leads the others, keeping her sword at the ready. [b]"Look alive! It definitely could be a trap. Amiri heads to the door, and pushes it open with her foot after looking at it carefully.
Marching order? How about Amiri, Kovar, Wadi, and Anashka?
Perception 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (15) + 8 = 23
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|Wadi Ahk'kolon
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Could you let me know where you are on the map please? Also could you make perception checks.
Collgardie's house is what you would expect of a well to do merchant, a nice large warming fireplace (with the fire lit), some expensive looking rugs on the floors. Barrels of his latest purchase stacked neatly to one side. The body of a man dead in a pool of blood. Some nice wall hangings, and the quiet sort of peacefulness of a neat and orderly man.
The man is in G10
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|Wadi Ahk'kolon
Perception: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (9) + 1 = 10
Put Wadi in K8.
No matter how many times Wadi has seen a bloody corpse, the sight always wants to make him gag. Supressing the urge to empty the contents of his stomach, he steps into the main room, eyes watching for any signs of ambush. "Anashka, could you examine the body? The rest of us will look around."
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It's quiet for a few moments while Anashka examines the body, then suddenly a door is flung open and two men jump out.
Amiri: 20
Villians: 14
Kovor: 7
Wadi: 7
Anash: 3
|Amiri PFS
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As Amiri jumps onto the table it wobbles precariously.
The southern most man steps towards Kovar waving a cestus in the air, whilst the northern most throws a dagger at Amiri.
At the same time, two more men burst from the Northern doors, flinging daggers at Anashka and Wadi.
Atk Kovar: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (9) + 5 = 14DMG: 1d4 + 3 ⇒ (1) + 3 = 4
Atk Amiri: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (16) + 3 = 19DMG: 1d4 + 3 ⇒ (1) + 3 = 4
Atk Anashka: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (17) + 3 = 20DMG: 1d4 + 3 ⇒ (4) + 3 = 7
Atk Wadi: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (19) + 3 = 22DMG: 1d4 + 3 ⇒ (2) + 3 = 5
|Montgomery Hall
|Amiri PFS
|Wadi Ahk'kolon
Wadi advances towards the pair of ruffians near Anashka and calls on his elemental heritage, send a sheet of flame to engulf them!
Move to I8.
Cast Burning Hands on them. Damage: 3d4 ⇒ (1, 2, 1) = 4, Reflex save DC 14 for half.
|Amiri PFS
|Wadi Ahk'kolon
I think it would be best for us to abandon this scenario at this point, as we have just barely started it and I don't want to be ineligible for participating in this scenario in the future. Perhaps we can start a recruitment drive to replace the two lost players?
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I'd hoped BitAnd would work on Boolean Lists so I gave it a try. If it had simply failed completely I'd be disappointed but would understand. But oddly, it half succeeds. Why? BitOr fails the same way, and BitNot always fails.
I just want to understand these results. I know there are ways to get the output I want.
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What: Michigan vs. Perugia Select Team
When: Sunday, Aug. 17 at noon EST
Where: Rome, Italy (Stella Azzura)
Scoring by quarter 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
Michigan 39 25 25 10 99
Perugia Select 13 15 13 19 60
In the first of a four game tour in Italy the Michigan basketball team got off to a strong start overseas quickly and emphatically downing Perugia Select 99-60 Sunday afternoon.
"Offensively, that first quarter was not what I was expecting," John Beilein said afterward. "With us playing so well offensively that led to us playing so well defensively.
"You don't know what to expect in games like these. The first quarter was probably a little above what I thought we would do. The last three quarters were a little more predictable for a team on a trip like we are on."
Six Wolverines hit double figures in the scoring column led by now sophomore wing Zak Irvin with 27 points to go with 11 rebounds and 4 assists.
Derrick Walton Jr. pumped in 10 points with 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals. Caris LeVert, still getting back into game shape after missing four months following surgery to his foot, had 11 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists and 5 steals.
At the center position, redshirt freshman Mark Donnal got the start scoring 6 points, pulling in 5 rebounds. Off the bench, freshman Ricky Doyle scored 12 points.
Kameron Chatman was the only true freshman to start for Michigan as he scored 12 points in his debut. Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman scored 11 points and also grabbed 7 boards. Aubrey Dawkins made 2-of-4 attempts from the field to finish with 7 points.
Despite the strong start to the trip, Michigan coach John Beilein says a lot of teaching will go on in the coming days.
"We will have 48 hours before our next game," he said. "This film will be invaluable. There will be plenty of it that will coach the coaches on what we have to teach better.
"The second part is we will have a chance to sit down with players on the train tomorrow when we go to Verona. It will be just a great teaching tool."
For Irvin, who shot 10-of-13 from the field, it was a good team win.
"I really shot the ball well today; however, I have to give my teammates credit because they were looking for me and getting me the ball," Irvin said. "The big thing for me was getting to the hole and I was able to do that. I was able to score inside and outside. It was a great start for us, a great game and hopefully we can keep this going."
"We came out shooting the ball really well. That just speaks volumes for our team. We are all looking for each other and playing unselfish basketball."
Although the final score was a laugher for Michigan, Irvin says this team still has a lot of work to do.
"We are a growing team," he said. "There were a lot of things that went well today, but there is plenty we still have to work on.
"We can do better communicating and on the defensive end. We came out to Italy and had a great game, but we also just have to enjoy and really take in everything on this trip."
Freshman Ricky Doyle, who actually arrived to campus a month earlier than all of the other freshmen, added it was good to finally take the floor in a more official capacity.
"It was a lot of fun," Doyle said. "Finally getting out there with all these guys was a great experience. There is a lot more to come. It's going to be a great year."
Austin Hatch takes the floor
While some could look at the final score of this one believing a near 40-point victory to kickoff the trip is the story, the true headline is the insertion of freshman Austin Hatch.
Entering the game in the final minutes to a standing ovation, much to the delight of his coaches and teammates who know how much he's been through, the contest couldn't have ended in a more dramatic fashion.
"As you can imagine it has been a heck of a journey to get here," Hatch said. "Playing basketball at the University of Michigan has been my goal since I was a little kid.
"It was unreal to be here and to have actually played a game. I really feel like I have that game under my belt now and I really feel like a Michigan basketball player."
John Beilein adding, "It was a special moment. Austin even led us in the fight song after the game was over. It's something he has worked very hard for. It was a great moment for our team; however, it was truly special for Austin and his grandfather, Jim, who was here in the stands."
Irvin, a fellow Indiana native, says witnessing Hatch take the floor for the first time in his Michigan jersey was extremely gratifying.
"It was great to see that, especially after everything that Austin has been through," Irvin said. "To see him step out onto that floor just meant so much.
"I have known Austin since the eighth grade so to see him out there playing was just incredible. I hope he is able to do that a lot more during this trip and beyond."
Nearly with an opportunity to score his first basket as a Wolverine, Hatch, in true unselfish fashion, wasn't going to force anything.
"I am not going to take a shot if it is not the right point in the game. For example if I have an open three and I have a teammate who is open under the basket, you better believe I am going to be passing it to him.
"Yeah, it would be cool if I made a three. It would be a good story, but I am about my team and my teammates."
Hatch will have three more opportunities to pump in his first points in Italy. Regardless, the post game celebration was a dream come true.
"It was unreal," Hatch said. "To lead the team in the fight song after the game is a big tradition. I learned that early on in the recruiting process and watched U-M sing it a lot on my visits.
"I always thought to myself, I hope someday I am in position to be able to do that. Just like everything else that happened today, it was just unreal to be able to do that."


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Frugal Friday!
Good morning ladies! I'm up and at 'em early again-that DD leaving for the bus stop at 6:30-UGH! Today I have to run errands again, but hope to be productive.
Take Courtney to the Ped for checkup *DONE
Argue with Ped about bill I got from them-I have an HMO and they are balance billing me-I don't think so.... *DONE
Buy fruit and veges at the wholesale market *DONE
Wonder bread thrift store to stock up *DONE
Kmart-buy new blind for DD's room
take DH shirts to get printed for fall softball league
clean out van *DONE
buy ham from the pork butcher-can get a soup ham for $1.30 a pound-we get several meals from it, then I give the bone to my mom and she makes bean soup-very frugal purchase!
Climb Mt. Laundry
straighten up house
Feed and change baby *DONE
eat breakfast
Whew! I have a long list! Wish me luck!
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Good morning! Wow, you have a long list!
My list:
Fold laundry that I didn't do last night
Made beds
Made lunches
Straighten living room
Wash dishes
It's off to work for me!
Have a great day!!~*Michelle*~~Wife to Rick since Dec. 19, 1986~~Mother to Richard, 27, Chris, 24, and Dakota, 21~~Special Education Teacher~09-06-2002, 08:21 AM #3
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Morning girls!
Get Gas
Post Office
Few Groceries & WIC
Water inside plants
We had a nasty storm last night and it still looks pretty dreary out there, so we'll be hanging close to home today.
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Morning! TGIF!!!
Its dreary here too, glad the lawn was cut last night.
I'm cleaning our house today, after me being gone most of the week, it needs it
I have a mystery shop for lunch
2 mystery shops at local grocery stores after 4
Shop Albertsons for free hamburg, rolls and cheese for hoagies on Sunday.
Sloppy joes and fries for dinner.
Have a great productive, frugal day09-06-2002, 09:47 AM #5
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Today I need to pay a couple utility bills and get a few groceries. Check was very small this payday so going to have to stretch it somewhere.
- wash clothes (if it quits raining)
- make cookies
- make up a large pot of soup
- work on quilt
- paint some angels
So will be has frugal as I can be.
Hope everyone has a wonderful frugal Friday.09-06-2002, 12:06 PM #6
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Today so far I have done about 15 min. of yoga, and done a pinecone survey and questionairre.
I need to do today:
Go walking
Go to Albertsons
Clean the house
Breakfast: Well I don't have bread or milk..so probably spagetti
Lunch: Orange, celery and dip, rice
Dinner: Chicken09-06-2002, 12:28 PM #7
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well i get to climb that mountain too (laundry) have to dry it inside because it has decided to rain.
livingroom needs to be picked up.
well should be a cheap day i don't plan on going out.
did the mail and shower those are off the list.09-06-2002, 12:55 PM #8
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Happy Friday!
Today we have a potluck lunch at work (I got to use my GS crock pot!)
I went to Costco last night and soent $190!!! But I bought TONS of meat. I got a huge thing of pork chops, steak, stew meat and ground beef. I plan to do a lot of cooking this weekend before I leave for my business trip next Tuesday.
I am looking forward to going to GS's tomorrow morning. I am ready to find some bargains!!!
Hope you all have a great day!09-06-2002, 05:37 PM #9
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Not a very frugal day for me. You'd think the rainy weather would
have kept me in but I had errands I HAD to run.
Have been gone about 7 hrs straight so I am tired now.
Will take it easy the rest of the day/evening but will make myself
do a load of clothes & file the mountain of papers on my desk!
B = toast, cheese, water
L = sandwich, chips, Dr Pepper
D = broiled shrimp, potato salad, bread
Have a good weekend everyone!09-06-2002, 07:02 PM #10
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I worked until 1:15 so I put a chicken in the Crock Pot before I left. I also did some laundry, vacuumed, cleaned the cat box and walked Gypsy twice. I am bushed and it's only 4 p.m.!09-06-2002, 10:24 PM #11
Hi everyone,
This is the first time today I have been able to get on here for some reason
Today I
put yesterdays dishes away
washed dishes
put those dishes away
cooked a turkey roast
cut out some points
tossed some more expired coupons
cleaned out my cleaning supply box
packed what cleaning supplies I will need for the new place
cleaned out my file cabinet
found some papers I need
talked to my dad
cleaned out the refrigerator {beets spilled & I thought it would leave a dreadful stain but thanks to 409 orange it came out & the fridge smells clean}
got a box of craft supplies ready to mail to a friend
Hope everyone has a great weekend
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Got a paint bid, am I being reasonable?
Okay, the bids range from the low guy (I buy the paint and he paints for $400) to the guy I'm going to use at $3950.00 and he buys the paint (Dunn? I think is the name he said) Anyway, this guy comes very highly recommended from the two businesses, one contractor, and 3 homeowners I talked to today and looking at his pictures, seems to put a lot of prep working to the project.
He's going to pressure wash the exterior, scrape and prep eves, caulk all cracks, and spray two coats of elastamerit. EVERYTHING gets taped and prep'ed prior to paint and according to the customers, he does very clean work. I'm excited, it should look like a new house when he's done! Should I have looked harder? Everyone I talk to said painting (and expertice) was definitely not something you try and save money on when remodeling. Thoughts?
Well...you may hear some people (NOT ME) say that painting is easy and why should you pay someone that much to do it. (The guy who bid $400 probably thinks that's all he can get, for this reason) HOWEVER, :D (you knew it was coming didn't ya?) think a little more in depth.
For $3950 you get:
* A pressure washer that YOU don't have to rent or buy and set-up...
* Scaffolding that YOU don't have to rent and set-up...
* Scaffolding that YOU don't have to climb up on while using said pressure washer/paint sprayer/etc...
* A mess that YOU don't have to clean up...
* Probably a good days worth of taping and masking every door, every window, every light fixture, every...thing that you don't want to be a certain color. (and stripping off said tape and masking)...
* Another day scraping, caulking (and for that matter just finding) all the cracks that need caulk...
* A professional paint job, fully equipped with all the little details that may take you 5 or 6 mess ups to get right, the same little details that make a good paint job into a great paint job...
* Complete tear down of scaffolding, pressure washer and haul it all away.
I'd take that deal...but then again I hate to paint...in fact the only thing worse than painting is prepping to paint:eek: . (Needless to say, I'm not a painter)
You seem to have done your homework.
You also bought some peace of mind. How much is that worth?
Enjoy the experience.
Low guy sounds like "CrackHead With A Brush Part-Time Paint Co."
Dunn guy sounds like a pro with a good track record and refs
Probably even has licencing and liabilty ins like he's supposed to
I'd never trust a contractor who wants you to buy the materials
That in itself tells us all we need to know about him/her
A project like this in the hands of a pro?
Like George Z says, sit back and enjoy the ride
I can't wait to see the finished product. The guy kind of chuckled when I asked it there would be any paint over spray on the new roof that goes on next week. I know, I know, I must have sounded like a nervous expectant father. Thanks for the sounding board and comments! Dave
I think thats a good price. But you didn' say what kind of house you have. A one story ranch or a cape or a victorian?
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how often should i clean my glock factory magazines?
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I wipe out the top area, around the follower, after every range trip. About once a year I will take them apart and clean from top to bottom.
It will depend on how much you shoot.
If they are steel, it's a good idea to wipe them down with CLP once a month to prevent rust. I have heard of people putting their Glock mags in the dishwasher and having no problems at all. I have not tried it though.
Dishwasher? Just take them apart and clean them with a rag. It helps you get to know your gun and magazines and help you learn how to replace parts if needed. Don't stick them in the diswasher. That does not good to further your gun equipment skills.
I clean mine after every trip to the range. Then once a year I send them back to Glock for new followers and springs.
DIY im413 - much cheaper and there is nothing to it.


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Item: Dual Action Battery and Pedal Trike
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A few good reviews (4.3 out of 5.0) over at meijer.com
Compare to Walmart and ToysRUs at $89.99
Let's hear your thoughts on this!
I've been looking for a ride-on toy for my nephew, and I've been leaning towards a Power Wheels. It's hard to find reviews for this bike though.. when I searched "Lil Rider" I saw a lot of other reviews for other products. The general consensus appears to be that the quality of their bikes are pretty shoddy and are prone to stop working fairly quickly.
If anyone is looking for a ride-along without the pedal action, I was looking at this toy on amazon. It's at a comparable price: $72.
Is that kid in the recommended age range? It doesn't look like his legs would reach the pedals...
I have a Lil' Rider bike that I bought previously and it is great. Not this model but we have had it for about a year and a half and never had any problems with it. So I would definitely recommend this brand.
Too bad the weight limit isn't at 250lbs... Otherwise I'd jump on this in a skinny.


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Over-interpreting to read this as a sign the Ravens feel confident in locking up Webb?
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One year ago we were all stressing about the CB position... I guess things have changed
There is not much to read into this. Even when Chris Carr is taken into consideration, this would have been your 2012 depth chart at CB:
Lardarius Webb
Cary Williams
Jimmy Smith
Danny Gorrer
Chris Carr
Then, you haven't even touched on the idea that Chykie Brown could improve. Carr was making too much money for a fifth CB. So, they are going to give him the chance to join another team early. They were going to cut him eventually.
Well who cares, we don't need to save 1.9 million in cap space by waiting 3 months. Raven cap management is awful. It's trivial compared to the 6.3 million we wasted last year by not letting Mcgahee go in March instead of August. Careless and reckless with money. Had they made the right moves signing Grubbs or a#1 WR would be a peice a cake.
Good luck Carr. Hope you land in Indy with Pags and are given the chance to start.
Why don't we let the FO do what it does best and reserve judgement until all is said and done.


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One of the best detail descriptions of this incident was written by Massad Ayoub in "The Ayoub Files: The Book".
Been reading and It seems to come up everywhere.The FBI-Miami shootout.This is one of the best reasons for practice.The FBI at first wanted to blame the 9mmsivertip.Wrong.The biggest factor I concluded was poor training and tactics.Only 1 agent was wearing a vest properly.Although there were agents and backup on the way,They forced a felony stop in which they had no training.Suspect Platt fired over 40 rounds from a mini-14 .223 which did all the damage.The quality of the investigation was poor.They used terms like maybe fired x amount.This is an easy known fact.Look at number of spent cases.I hear the 1 9mm round that struck Platt is why they looked for the majic bullet.Two agents lost thier weapons in the intial crash and one became unarmed and the other used a backup.The report doesnt even add up.One place says 145 rounds fired but I count64 by thier individual report on who fired what.Sloppy work.OK,Platt recieved 12 rounds and Matix 6 rounds.My count according to published FBI report is 64.suspects recieved 18 rounds.That is 46 rounds that missed.This is a small area the fight took place in.These are "highly trained" agents.If the other figure of 145 is true this is even worse-127 misses.
This is why the term practice practice practice comes from.Learn from stupid mistakes.Those brave agents died needlesly.If you want to read it. email me and I will give you the link to the FBI
One of the best detail descriptions of this incident was written by Massad Ayoub in "The Ayoub Files: The Book".
...Here's another, but not about pistols:
The first Christmas of WW1, spontaneous fraternizing broke out, between the Allied and the German trenches in Flanders. Both sides met between the lines, shared food, drink, and tobacco, and enjoyed a Christmas-Day truce. Almost in minutes, the unplanned truce spread all the way from the Channel coast to the Swiss border.
An English officer was hosting his German counterpart, for an impromptu tour of the British Army lines.
"Where are your machine guns?" asked the German officer. "It's not fair of you to hide yours, since we have left ours in place where you saw them earlier."
"We have no machine guns," replied the Britisher. "Our General Staff is a little behind the times."
"But," said the German, "when my troops attacked your trench line, your men's rapid fire mowed them down like wheat. You must be using machine guns!"
"No," replied the British officer. "But our men are trained to fire at least 20 aimed shots per minute from their (bolt-action) rifles. That's what you saw when you attacked us."
"Lieber Gott!" exclaimed the German. "Ungläublich!"
...And that's why it's important to practice, practice, practice.
When a British Army recruit had finished his rifle training, he was required to qualify in an exercise called the "Lord Roberts Match."
From standing with a loaded rifle at port arms, the recruit was to assume any position he preferred, and was to fire as many hits as he could manage on a the silhouette of the head and shoulders of a man at 300 yards distance, all in one minute. If I remember correctly, the minimum qualifying score was 25 hits.
Try it, and tell us how you did.
How many rounds did the weapon hold, if the one minute also included reloads that is almost unbelievable....JJ
On Top GUN they were using the Lee-Enfield.A Brit was demo the style used.He fired with middle finger and use the thumb and forefinger to work the bolt.It was amazing how fast he was.
1. I misspoke myself, and therefore needed to change my verbal diaper. I went back and re-read my original article (see: The Gun Zone, Why We Practice*), and found that the rate of fire was "only" 15 aimed rounds-per-minute, not 20 or 25.
2. The Lord Roberts Match qualification may have been "merely" 15 hits in one minute, at 300 yards. (I disremember inaccurately.) Remember that the rifle used had open iron sights.
I urge you to try it, even with a scoped semi-auto.
I'll be betting against you.
skullfr is correct about how the Lee Enfield bolt was manipulated. The rifle's magazine held 10 rounds, fed by two five-round stripper clips. The Lord Roberts Match qualification required at least one partial reload.
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Christmas Traditions and Legends
The Legend of the Holly
"When Christ was born in Bethlehem on that first Christmas night A barren bush outside the stable blossomed full and bright It bore a grim reminder of the crown he'd one day wear It's prickly leaves foretold the thorns of sorrow he would bear Amidst the green there grew strange fruit - small berries scarlet red As crimson as the blood our savior was to shed In honor of the Prince of Peace A flower pure and white Blossomed sweetly when the Lord was born that holy Christmas night. "
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Because of the symbolism described above Holly is truly a Christmas tradition. Holly is an evergreen with waxy leaves that resist water loss when the soil is frozen in Winter. This is why it does not wither when brought indoors as a Christmas decoration.
The History of the Beautiful and Humble Christmas Tree
Christmas Trees are always evergreens, because the evergreen tree symbolizes "life". It stays green all winter, and gave past cultures a feeling of hope. In ancient cultures greenery was brought into their homes to remind them during the long winter that life would soon blossom forth. Some evergreens, can even produce flowers and fruit during the Winter, which seemed magical to these people.
The first recorded reference to the Christmas tree dates back to the 16th century. In Strasbourg, Germany (now part of France), families both rich and poor decorated fir trees with colored paper, fruits, and sweets. The retail Christmas tree lot also dates back that far - in those times, older women would sell trees harvested from nearby forests. The tradition spread through Europe and was brought to the United States by German settlers and by Hessian mercenaries paid to fight in the Revolutionary War. In 1804 U.S. soldiers stationed at Fort Dearborn (now Chicago) hauled trees from surrounding woods to their barracks at Christmas.
The popularity of the Christmas tree then proliferated. Charles Minnegrode introduced the custom of decorating trees in Williamsburg, Virginia in 1842. In 1851, Mark Carr hauled two ox sleds loaded with trees from the Catskills to the streets of New York and opened the first retail lot in the United States. Scattered records from family diaries, journals, and letters indicate that early-day decorations included homemade cookies and "sugars", corn husk dolls, and various food ornaments such as pomander balls (apples or oranges studded with whole cloves and dusted with cinnamon). Franklin Pierce, our 14th President, brought the Christmas tree tradition to the White House. In 1923, President Calvin Coolidge started the National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony now held every year on the White House lawn.
While the enduring tree symbol, which is even older than Christianity and not exclusive to any one religion, remains a firmly established part of our holiday customs. Many of the modern decorations have direct roots to the Christian faith, such as the star which led the wise men to the saviors manger and the angles who proclaimed the glorious news of Gods promise being fulfilled among just a few. A beautiful live Christmas tree engages our senses of sight, touch, and smell, and evokes feelings of joy and faith in both young and old.
The Candy Canes Symbolism Recalls the Humble Roots of Christianity
The symbol of the shepherd's crook is an ancient one, representing the humble shepherds who were first to worship the newborn Christ. Its counterpart is our candy cane so old as a symbol that we have nearly forgotten its origin. Legend has it that in 1670, the choirmaster at the Cologne Cathedral handed out sugar sticks among his young singers to keep them quiet during the long Living Nativity ceremony. In honor of the occasion, he had the candies bent into shepherds' crooks. In 1847, a German-Swedish immigrant named August Imgard of Wooster, Ohio, decorated a small blue spruce with paper ornaments and candy canes. It wasn't until the turn of the century that the red and white stripes and peppermint flavors became the norm.
Since then the candy has come to incorporate several symbols for the birth, ministry, and death of Jesus Christ.
White to symbolize the virgin birth and sinless nature of Jesus, and hard to symbolize the solid rock, the foundation of the church and the firmness of God's promises. The three small stripes represent the stripes Jesus received at the hands of the soldiers. The large red stripe was for the blood shed by Christ on the cross so we could have eternal life. The peppermint flavor of the candy cane is similar to hyssop, which is in the mint family and was used in Old Testament times for purification and sacrifice. Jesus is the pure Lamb of God who came to be a sacrifice for the sins of the world.
In the 1920s, Bob McCormack began making candy canes as a special Christmas treat for his children, friends and local shopkeepers in Albany, Georgia. It was a laborious process twisting, cutting and bending each candy cane by hand. It could only be done on a small, local scale. In the 1950s, Bob's brother-in-law Gregory Keller, a Catholic priest, invented a machine to automate candy cane production. Packaging innovations by the younger McCormacks made it possible to transport the delicate canes on a scale that transformed Bobs Candies, Inc. into the largest producer of candy canes in the world. Although modern technology has made candy canes accessible and plentiful, they've not lost their purity and simplicity as a traditional holiday food and symbol of the humble roots of Christianity.
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Where & how do you carry them?
The only knife I carry currently is a multi-tool(Leatherman SURGE) it does have a 3" blade but it may work beter as a projectile in a self defense scenairio.
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LETTER: Will we save the Admiral Theater?
Dear Editor,
MY family and I have been going to the Admiral for the past 38 years.
It has been wonderful on so many levels, IF you live in Admiral area you can walk.
Friends that come to visit, and we go to a movie, they are Amazed and impressed, that we can walk there in less than 10 minutes.
I am a realtor (BHHSNW)- part of my spiel to new buyers To WS is the convenience, lower cost, free parking of their Own neighborhood theatre.
What I would like to see happen:
1- Paul Allen stepped up and refurbished and rekindled interest in the Cinerama
Perhaps some other, head of local corporations could 'do the right' thing. It would show
A strong public side. And of course, they can write it off.
2- Contact the Sundance Group in Los Angeles. They did a great job remodeling the old
Metro Theatres on 9th and 45th nw. Wouldn't this be an ideal area for another
Neighborhood movie show remodel?
One last thought.
- This is a large theatre. Originally seating around 700. The articles' idea of Dividing into a 4-plex is ideal. ( see Sundance example). 4 small intimate Theatres of around 70 seats apiece.
Will the West Seattle community rue the day- we didn't do anything- or proud Of the day we did.? Only time will tell.
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I think the thought is it is not safe to can.kathttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-39243011417444009392014-11-02T09:21:21.910-06:002014-11-02T09:21:21.910-06:00Do you think you I made a large amount (to give aw...Do you think you I made a large amount (to give away) I could water bath process this so it could be set on shelf till I get ready to gift it. Thank email@example.com@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-14365562103622886672013-09-23T10:20:38.110-05:002013-09-23T10:20:38.110-05:00I was just given some as a gift from Harry & D...I was just given some as a gift from Harry & David's. It is "refrigerate after opening" and is in a regular jelly jar.Leona email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-60800308292134809462008-11-13T09:58:00.000-06:002008-11-13T09:58:00.000-06:00Melody - I'd do some research first because I&...Melody - I'd do some research first because I'm afraid sweet potato butter might be one of those things that can't be canned & kept at room temp but has to be refrigerated.kathttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-80979608873315470042008-11-13T08:44:00.000-06:002008-11-13T08:44:00.000-06:00I plan on using this recipe to make gifts for xmas...I plan on using this recipe to make gifts for xmas. I have purchased canning jars to ensure that the butters and spreads I make will keep until then, and was hoping for a "refrigerate after opening" type deal. If I make this recipe using a canning jar and proper canning/jarring method can I then keep it unrefrigerated until it is opened?

I have been buying House Of Webster's butters and email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-61362503495467544172008-10-28T09:12:00.000-05:002008-10-28T09:12:00.000-05:00If you're a fan of sweet potato butter, check out ...If you're a fan of sweet potato butter, check out this. It's the best I've found:

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Melani - We didn't find it in Austin proper but in a store in Friedricksburgkathttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-1476898950811144792008-10-26T20:39:00.000-05:002008-10-26T20:39:00.000-05:00This stuff sounds amazing! I have some sweet pota...This stuff sounds amazing! I have some sweet potatoes in cold storage right now... I think I might have to give this a try later in the week!Sarahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-35517787341159236362008-10-24T20:07:00.000-05:002008-10-24T20:07:00.000-05:00Oh this looks sooo yummy..I would just sit and eat...Oh this looks sooo yummy..I would just sit and eat it out of the bowl!Lesliehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-12523610148826824522008-10-24T16:34:00.000-05:002008-10-24T16:34:00.000-05:00Where did you find the sweet potato butter in Aust...Where did you find the sweet potato butter in Austin?Melanihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-10695658067924028902008-10-24T10:30:00.000-05:002008-10-24T10:30:00.000-05:00I would have never thought to make this, but it do...I would have never thought to make this, but it does sound delicious!Deborahhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-44792776827098767642008-10-24T09:50:00.000-05:002008-10-24T09:50:00.000-05:00i was wondering what you'd do with this, although ...i was wondering what you'd do with this, although eating it by the spoonful sounds good to me. great idea to add it to oatmeal, and i can't wait to read about your cupcakes (and cookies). :)Gracehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-52575756936839409902008-10-23T22:10:00.000-05:002008-10-23T22:10:00.000-05:00what a great idea! This would be a great fat subs...what a great idea! This would be a great fat substitute in a quick bread. MMM!Sharonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-42789700532037644672008-10-23T21:25:00.000-05:002008-10-23T21:25:00.000-05:00Totally new concept for me, this one. Ah, I can ju...Totally new concept for me, this one. Ah, I can just imagine the yummy applications.[eatingclub] vancouver || jshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-6489266630930585712008-10-23T20:06:00.000-05:002008-10-23T20:06:00.000-05:00I am so making this. Only I am going to use butte...I am so making this. Only I am going to use butternut squash as I have a boat load of it. We get these here that are about2 feet plus long. THey are gimongous. I really need to post apicture of them. There is so much meat on the things. Hardly any seeds.Lorihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-5100926979361238072008-10-23T19:18:00.000-05:002008-10-23T19:18:00.000-05:00I made pumpkin butter yesterday! Ha! I was lazy an...I made pumpkin butter yesterday! Ha! I was lazy and used leftover pumpkin from my cooking class. I don't know what to put it on; I've been eating it out of the dish lolNikkihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-50498666969483876442008-10-23T16:46:00.000-05:002008-10-23T16:46:00.000-05:00This looks amazing! I'll have to remember to pick ...This looks amazing! I'll have to remember to pick up sweet potatoes and cider tomorrow . . . thanks for sharing!Amber@MMMhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-69184993485205586542008-10-23T16:12:00.000-05:002008-10-23T16:12:00.000-05:00That looks so great, perfect for all. What a great...That looks so great, perfect for all. What a great idea to put it in oatmeal. I'll have to try it out. I love those kinds of stores. They give such great ideas!Lorihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-74320111016701620522008-10-23T14:19:00.000-05:002008-10-23T14:19:00.000-05:00You should be strictly on diet food after all that...You should be strictly on diet food after all that barbecue! That sweet potato butter looks good though.Foodycathttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4880603295507070479.post-69625023973562353562008-10-23T12:32:00.000-05:002008-10-23T12:32:00.000-05:00For some reason, I am unable to create a Google ac...For some reason, I am unable to create a Google account.

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This pole bean is from our Italian supplier, Fratelli Ingegnoli, and what the brothers sent us is far superior to any purple bean we have grown before. Vines emerged early and soon overran not just their trellis, but also the adjacent rows of corn. Light purple blossoms were very ornamental and soon turned into thousands of dark purple beans. Best harvested young, but even at the 8" stage they remain tender. They turn green when cooked and the nutty sweet flavor is great. Expect at least a 10 week harvest. 50 seeds
Outside- Bush type: 1" deep and 4-6" apart with soil temperatures above 60 degrees and after the last frost. Planting under 60 degrees results in poor germination. Pole type: Plant 1" deep and 3- 4" apart for trellis/pole growth. Drying type: 1" deep and 5-6" apart. Leave beans on the plant until the leaves are falling and pods are dry and withered
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Bridge funding for the evaluation of a primary care practice in Washington Heights
This research project extends to one year (from six months) the data collection period for a study that is currently being conducted on the effectiveness of a nurse practitioner primary care practice in managing three common chronic diseases. The population served is a predominantly Hispanic Medicaid population in the Washington Heights section of New York City. The clinic is one of five ambulatory care clinics of the Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Current funding for the evaluation is being provided by the New York State Health Department, the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Nursing, and the United Hospital Fund. Foundation funds will be used to carry the project to the end of 1998 in order to leverage funds from other sources for the last year of the study.
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Shop small initiative a hit, Downtown Indiana officials say
Merchants participating in Indiana Borough's Downtown Dollars initiative found the new program to be rather well-received — so much so that several businesses ran out of the coupon-like credits that were distributed to shoppers on Saturday.
Downtown Indiana Inc. started the Downtown Dollars program this year, timed to coincide with Small Business Saturday, when shoppers are encouraged to hit locally owned shops one day after the holiday hustle of Black Friday. The program offered 10 percent of a customer's total purchase in Downtown Dollars. That means that anyone spending $100, for example, received $10 in Downtown Dollars.
While the credits could only be earned on Saturday, they can be used at participating stores and restaurants through Dec. 24. More than 20 businesses in Indiana offered Downtown Dollars.
"We were pretty busy today," said Michael Boiano, owner of Michael B.'s Shoes.
Like other businesses participating in the program, Boiano's is on Philadelphia Street in downtown Indiana.
There was "definitely a positive response" to the promotion, he said.
One customer, he said, had planned to come back to buy a pair of boots. Upon hearing that she could earn Downtown Dollars if she made the purchase on Saturday, she went ahead and bought them right away.
"She got $20 back, so she was happy as could be," Boiano said.
From the sounds of it, he was happy, too, and looking forward to future such promotions.
"We'll absolutely be involved in the future," he said.
Those at Downtown Indiana may put Downtown Dollars into circulation again, according to Josh Rosenberger, Downtown Indiana Inc. president.
Downtown Indiana printed up 3,600 Downtown Dollars slips. Similar to an actual dollar on one side with participating businesses listed on the other, the dollars can be used as cash at the stores involved.
While Rosenberger couldn't say late Saturday evening how many had been distributed to customers, he did say some businesses actually ran out.
Among them was his own store, The 700 Shop. He started with 400 and, by the end of the day, ran out.
"What I'll be really excited about is if people come back and generate more dollars," he said.
Customers were already spending the Downtown Dollars that Rosenberger and fellow merchants had put into circulation.
"I think they just like the idea that their dollars are going further," he said.
Hastie Kinter, owner of Lucy Rae Gifts & More, also distributed all of her Downtown Dollars on a day that included a steady stream of customers.
"We haven't had a minute we didn't have somebody that was in the store," said Kinter, who is treasurer of Indiana Printing and Publishing, which owns The Indiana Gazette.
She sees personalized attention and good service as reasons that shoppers took to the stores on Small Business Saturday instead of shopping at large stores or online.
"We provide things that other forms of shopping don't provide," she said, "and we have customers that see the value of that."
Out shopping on Saturday at Gatti Pharmacy, Jill Kaszubowski, of Indiana, said she is already a regular downtown shopper, but was impressed with the efforts to promote Small Business Saturday.
She had already collected 18 Downtown Dollars.
"I think it's a great idea," she said of the program. "It seems like (local businesses) are really doing a big push this year."
Kaszubowski also credited the sense of community as what brought her out on Small Business Saturday.
"It's a great way to see your friends and shop," she said.
Carole Skedel, of Brush Valley, who works as a buyer and merchandiser at Gatti, was impressed by the turnout.
She credited the efforts such as the Downtown Dollars program with bringing out customers, like the dozen or so that lined up at the pharmacy's checkout counter the afternoon of Small Business Saturday.
"I thought it was very nice," she said. "I just wish we had this many people every day."
Julie E. Martin is a staff writer for the Indiana Gazette. Among her assignments are coverage of the Apollo-Ridge School and Penns Manor Area school districts and also White Township.
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Before Hurricane Sandy slammed the east coast on Monday, October 29, Adventist Community Services Disaster Recovery (ACS DR) team leaders in the Atlantic Union, Greater New York, and Northeastern conferences were already activated and meeting in anticipation of the aftermath of the storm. New York and New Jersey were the hardest hit by the super storm that devastated parts of the east coast. ACS in the Atlantic Union territory is responsible for warehouse management and the leaders are in contact with the Office of Emergency Management and other agencies in New York City for updates and directions as they respond to people's needs.
The presidents of both the Greater New York and Northeastern conferences have been in contact with their members. Following preliminary assessments, we have received no reports of loss of life in the church family. Some churches and the homes of a few workers and members have sustained damage as a result of the storm.
We continue to solicit your prayers for the families impacted by the storm, the ACS DR teams in the field, and all responders and leaders who are working diligently to make sure residents of the affected areas are getting the assistance they need.
The activities of the ACS DR team will be ongoing.
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Greater New York Conference – Ruben Merino
Northeastern Conference – Fitzgerald Kerr
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Another tea from last night. To be honest, my hopes were not high with this one. It smelled too much like rooibos and nothing like apple or cinnamon. I made sure to put a few more apple pieces into my infuser, and I let it steep for six minutes.
The tea was sweet and pleasant, and while it tasted nothing like apple pie it was entirely drinkable. I couldn't put my finger on exactly what it tasted like. There was just a general sweetness with the taste of the rooibos underneath.
Not my favorite, but I can see my daughter really liking it.
There was a time when I could drink caffiene any time and still sleep like a baby. Apparently those days are over, so I'm drinking more tisanes in the evening. Since I am not a fan of decaf coffee I have stayed away from decaf teas, but I might give those a try as well. At any rate, I bought a few new herbals and tisanes and gave a couple a try last night.
I really wanted to like this one, but I'm just not feelin' it. There was a bitterness that tasted like the pith of an orange rather than the peel. The strength of it made my jaw clench. I added a bit of sugar, and, while it did bring out more of the orange flavor, the bitterness was still there. I checked out the ingredients: orange peel, apples, rosehips, hibiscus, cranberry, rooibos, and natural flavor. Maybe it was the cranberry that did me in?
I can't see myself drinking this one, so if anyone would like to try it let me know. It's not a bad tisane, it's just not for me.
Drama, drama, drama. School hasn't even started yet (we have one more week), and already there's been tears from my daughter who's entering eighth grade. She and her friends are working it out, but I have to say this is the part of school I enjoy the least. Junior high girls trying to figure out who they are and where they fit in is the stuff of nightmares. I remember being there myself, but it's just as tough to watch your kid navigate the junior high years! All of that to say I'm drinking this tea to give myself a little break before going to see how my daughter and her friends are fairing. As much as possible I'd like them to work it out on their own.
I'm liking this chai more and more. It's wonderfully sweet and spicy, and while there is chocolate it blends with the tea very well. This works for me since I'm not a big chocolate tea fan. I hope Wegman's keeps this version of this tea for awhile. I like it much more than their previous version. The spice is much more noticeable now, and there seems to be more of the base tea. That, along with the chunks of chocolate, makes this one a keeper.
Maybe I'll resteep the leaves before wading back into the fray… :)
oof…. our eldest just finished this nonsense and our daughter and son are both starting into it. i keep wondering if i was this crazed in high school? i don't think so, but hindsight can be fuzzy and remembered differently that what was.
I think all of the technology has added to the problem. I had to convince my daughter to stop texting and actually call her friend. A lot of their argument began over a miscommunication while they were rapid fire texting. It's second nature to them, so it's difficult to get them to understand that there are much better ways to work out a problem.
So, I'm thinking this tea was reblended. It's spicier than I remember. That's not to say that it's spicy, but it's definitely more balanced between the tea, spice, and chocolate than what I previously had. The chocolate in this tea is great. The pieces of chocolate are nice and big, so once the tea has steeped there is no doubt that it's a chocolate chai.
Bumping my rating up a bit. This was quite a bit better than the last time I had this tea.
I really like this tea, and I can can see it becoming part of the regular rotation in my house. It's everything a chocolate chai should be: sweet, spicy, chocolate-y, and, when milk is added, smooth and creamy. Yum.
Wegmans? The…supermarket? They blend their own teas? Or is there a tea seller who goes by the same name?
Yes – I'd love to know about this as well. I know they sell their own bagged varieties, but if they offer loose tea…why not in my local shop?! :) Please let us know!
Yep, they sell loose tea at my Wegman's. I don't know if it is their blend or if they buy it from another company. If I had to guess I'd say it's the latter. The store has its own little tea alcove, so it's like a little tea shop within the store (except it's all self serve).
Yep, I've seen the alcove, it's one of the things that made me fall in love with the place. :D But I had no idea that they sold loose tea under their own name (whether they blend it or not). Thanks for the info! I'll have to check it out the next time I do my shopping. I think that Wegmans is the only thing I'll miss when I leave Jersey. Best supermarket ever.
That's the one! It's a small world. :) I love shopping there. It doesn't feel like a chore, and I used to hate grocery shopping.
Wow, that's pretty incredible. Whodathunk? =) I love it, too. Since discovering Wegmans, I hardly ever have to go to Whole Foods. And their produce is no worse than the other place near me that's supposed to be direct from farmers or whatever. It's Whole Foods, farmer's market and regular supermarket in one. =) I like coming back from each trip with at least one new-to-me thing to try.
I love the smell of this. The smell is strong (really, really strong) and reminds me of a chocolate cinnamon cake that I used to enjoy at a little coffee house in Utah. The taste is significantly more mellow than the smell of the dry tea, but it is still good. Warm and spicy with with taste of chocolate from start to finish.
This tea might stop me from snitching my some of my son's M&Ms. Maybe.
I previously tried Wegmans loose-leaf ginger orange puerh and hated it, but this time I think I've found a puerh winner! No strong fishy taste or smell at all. Most of the nose/taste is roasted barley with slight undertones of hey and vegetal. No "sweet" taste at all. Overall, a delicious and comforting cup, but with subtle nuances that make it a delight.
I will try subsequent steeps to see how the flavors evolve.
This is a beautiful looking dry tea. Vibrant green leaves accented with soft pink cherry blossom petals. I was expecting something an equally vibrant cup, but that didn't happen. Maybe I should have steeped longer to draw out more flavor, but there was virtually no flavor in the cup except for some very mild green tea notes. Bland and blah overall.
First Infusion (I will try numerous): On the nose, a very distinct "barnyard" and "sea water" scent with hints of fruit. The taste is lighter and fruitier with ginger mildly in the background. I bought only .02lb worth, and right now I'm not sure I'd buy more.
UPDATE: After subsequent steeps, the aroma and flavor remained the same. And I have decided that the mixture of wet hay and fishiness is just not appetizing to me. I'll try some other pu-erh, but this was not a winner for me.
Ew. Maybe I just don't like green tea or maybe I haven't found the right one. Couldn't really pick up any of what the sakura was supposed to add, just vegetal/grassy/something that I didn't care for.
Wegmans teas are very hit or miss and I think this is a miss. I have a bit left still, so I will give it a second chance with a hot brew though.
Sweet Pu-erh Tea is a delightful tea from Yunnan Province in China. Fermented after drying and rolling, they are often (and traditionally) sold compressed bricks. The kind I got to try was a Tuocha Bowl, molded into the shape of a bowl and thought to have originated along the Tuo River trade routes. The color is similar to that of an Oolong tea but the taste is closer to that of a Green Tea. It reminded me of a very rich Genmai Cha. The type I had is a raw Pu-erh, meaning it has a sweet and earthy aftertaste from the fermentation. I would not rate this as one of my favorite teas, but it is a really unusual one
Lapsang Souchong Black Tea, an unusual and bold tea from the Fujian province of China. Smoked over pine fires in bamboo baskets this tea captures the taste of the fire. It is a perfect tea for cold winter nights…the taste reminded me of warm fires, high mountains, and clear cold skies. You can taste the full spectrum of tea with this type…the warmth from the sun, the aging leaf, and the smoke from the fire in every swallow. It is one of the most intense tea flavors I have come across. Tastes good black and sweetened, but tastes like stale ashes if left to cool too long


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Bethel Chapel (United Missionary Church), Big Valley, Alberta, was organized in June 1947. Meetings were held in a building seating 50, and J. W. Cox was appointed pastor in 1951.
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We have just upgraded to 2011 and have a problem with SHIP TO ADDRESSES we can't fix.
Existing accounts transferred correctly – Bill to address, and ship to address shows up in the proper place.
My problem is with new accounts I'm creating. Even though I enter a ship to address on the new customer screen, when a sales order is created it is picking up only the bill to address and there is no drop down option with ship to. When I check the customer maintenance screen the ship to is there… it's just not picking it up on sales order or quote screens.
Does anyone have a solution for this?
Peachtree support says you have to set up your ship to's as contacts. This makes no sense and is inconvenient, unproductive and open to error when our busy order enter personel would have to scroll through contact names and ship to addresses to choose the intended "ship to" address.
You can have 20 ship to addresses and unlimited contacts only if you don't mistakenly use one of the 20 ship addresses for a contact that isn't being assigned to one of the ship to addresses.
Even Peachtree dos had seperate ship to addresses not mixed with contacts. The first contact is the only contact you can use to email our invoices to accouts payable.
We are going to have to set up a customer account number for every single customer with multiple ship to's. We have a few customers that have 10, 20 30 ship to's.
Hope 2012 Quantum changes this
Thanks for this. It's really awkward and doesn't make sense, but it does work.
I saw your question (shown below), but did not see the answer. I am having the same problem. It's so frustrating. How have you managed to make this work? Thanks.
You have to create a contact and associate the contact a ship-to address. If you don't, the ship to address will not show up in the quote/SO/invoicing screens.
I am sorry but I still do not get it. I have 2011 Complete Accountanting, When I want to add a new customer with different shipping addresses , the tab will not work,,, only billing address.
When I click on contacts and try and enter in the shipping address it goes to billing only and the tab will not work can you do a step by step for me.
Sorry to butt in here, but we had the same problem with trying to get multiple ship to addresses working. The key for us was to understand that our default ship to contact was "grandfathered in" when we updated to Sage 50. But in our version of Sage 50, that contact didn't exist yet as an EDITABLE contact (try it, you'll see what I mean). The upgrade put the right information into the data fields, it just never set the flag that a contact was "entered", and therefore was not "editable".
We re-typed our existing contact as a "new contact", saved it, then put in the original address information. Now that we had an original and EDITABLE contact, we could then add a second, third, contact and address information. It is important to remember that you must enter the contact info FIRST, save the record, make sure that same contact is selected, and THEN change the address information. Also, you must close and re-open your create invoices screen for the program to catch up with the changes in the database.
Once we were able to get the "Select Contact" dropdown box to work on the "Contacts" tab, we could then get it to work on the create invoices screen. So, it's not broken, it's just not quite set up right, yet for those who imported their data.
This is all entirely logical. It's just that the data import team missed setting a flag or switch when you imported your data. The way it is set up now with the separate Contact Names and Ship To Addresses is way more flexible as you can assign any address or multiple addresses to any contact, or multiple contacts.
More flexible doesn't always equal more USABLE, however, so it's important to us user's that if a process changes we need a bunch of EXTRA instructions, not only on HOW it changed, but also WHY it changed. These issues are always the result of trying to customize a multi-environment software to each unique company. Options that may make no sense to you are often desperately required by some other business. I guess it is Sage's job to figure out who get's what. And who gets to pay for it. LOL.
BTW I applaud Sage and the management team for their efforts to try and please all of us unique companies. Thanks also for this product support board, it goes a long way to getting us together and "on the same page". Also thanks all the users that decided to stand up and say, "Wait a second, this doesn't work right" Because without them, we'd think we were alone with our issues.
Yes, exactly! I have 2013, and apparently, they haven't fixed this problem! So, there has got to be a way to create multiple ship to's with their own unique addresses, save those, and have them appear in the ship to drop down box when you go to create an invoice. Can anyone help here???
Hi Inland,
Answer ID 30497 in our Knowledge Base will walk you throug creating ship-to addresses. Each ship-to address must have its on Contact.
I just tried to get to ID 30497 and it comes up that it is no longer available. Anywhere else I can look??
Here are two knowledgebase entries that should help.
And last month this was the subject of one of my blog posts. It will also take you through the process step by step.
Thank you !
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Over the Easter weekend, I made a little announcement on facebook, and I thought I would share it here too for my lovely blog followers. Being the Easter weekend, and Easter being all about new life. It seemed the perfect time announce we are expecting a little new life of our own in early October. It's a very exciting time.
The last few months, I have had some rough days feeling pretty sick and tired, making keeping on top of emails and work hard! So I appreciate all my clients being patient. It's been hard not to say anything till now.
I will try share some of the journey on my blog, without boring you all to much with baby stuff, hehe.
(p.s for those in the northern hemisphere, where it is still the 1st April, it's the 2nd April where I live, so no foolin', it's the real thing!)


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Moore Gets Major Make-Under As 'English Teacher'
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April 05, 2013
Even when 52-year-old Julianne Moore attempts to look unkempt, she can still catch the eye of a younger man. The acclaimed actress stars alongside Greg Kinear, Michael Angarano, Lily Collins and Nathan Lane in The English Teacher, and if the trailer tells us anything, it's that this movie has lots of comedy, sex and Moore at her clumsiest.
The English Teacher is about, well, an English teacher whose life is disrupted when a former student (Angarano) returns to her small town after failing as a playwright in New York. They decide to put a play on at the high school.
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I took my nutrition and training back to the drawing board and overhauled everything. I'm keeping a close log of how every change affects my overall package. I have brought my posing back to basics in hopes of having a much better presentation when I finally do compete again. I have kept my focus on building muscle while keeping my body fat down. Now I am finally beginning to 'cut' and start to get into stage shape.
Meanwhile, I have also been working on designing a career path. I have spent ten years in my industry and gathered certifications and qualifications that should be worth quite a bit to the right employer. I have put a lot of thought into what the 'right' job would look like for me versus how I can be of the most value to an employer. I have made an effort to make my current position take the shape of my vision but have not been able to work with my current company to see it through. I'm in negotiations with another company and I hope that I'll be able to make that announcement shortly. I pray it will be the last career change I have to make!
Lastly, I have been working on myself. I have been single for almost eight months now. That's not exactly a long time but it has been enough to clearly see where I can make progress on a personal level. I've always treated happiness and success as destinations to be reached instead of transient events/feelings that occur in the moment. Instead of focusing on these things (which our society places so much value on), I have been working on building my values and morals. I'm not going to espouse that I'm some great theologian now but I'm doing some reading and lots of listening. I've visited churches and schools and talked to friends, family, and the 'professionals' about every topic I can think of. And, while this journey will never be complete, I'm happy to say that I think my current progress will lead to the ability to have a fundamentally happy life through living true to myself. And one day maybe I can share it with a partner that is taking the same journey of self-exploration and growth.
I have missed emptying the thoughts rattling around my head onto a blank screen. And I miss the feedback that my blog received. Most of all I long for the friendships it kindled with people who related to my ramblings. So I'm going to make an honest effort to begin blogging regularly again. I'm not exactly sure of how often or how much but I want to share my journey to the stage and beyond with everyone who encouraged me to take the first steps back in 2014. I wouldn't have made it this far without you all.
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I want the long road to heaven.
There is a sense of pride when boss leaves you in charge.
In the scheme of life,there is no scheme.
One never gets "even" by being hateful.
For some, too much, too soon.
For others, never enough.
Some shout for joy, some for hate.
Eventually, robots will serve robots.
There comes a moment when it is a moment.
Some worry about fate, some about past.
Ah, the moment when we depend upon our children.
Love allows us to transcend ourself.
I can not recall eating lunch with mom in a restaurant.
I have never ordered a Big Gulp.
Years since I drank seltzer.
I miss standing by candy store with friends.
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Germany and USA clash in their final Group G fixture in Recife this evening.
The game had been in doubt due to flash floods in the street of the city but FIFA have since confirmed it will go ahead like normal.
A draw would send both sides into the knockout stages, although US boss Jurgen Klinsmann insists his men will be going all out for the win.
That may be down to the fact a defeat tonight could open up the door for Portugal - who face Ghana at the same time.
Robbie admits he has been surprised by USA's performances this summer and claims the 2-2 draw with Portugal was one of the games of the tournament.
But what result is he backing tonight? Watch the video above, through our partners at William Hill, to find out.


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Restoring Garry oak ecosystems
Garry oak ecosystems ranging from shady woodlands to open meadows – that are home to many species found nowhere else in Canada. Some 43 species found in Garry oak ecosystems are listed under the Species at Risk Act (SARA). The good news is that through habitat improvement, protection, and species translocations, Parks Canada and its partners plan to help rare Garry oak ecosystem species survive.
The remarkable Garry oak habitats are among the most threatened environments in Canada, existing mostly in and around Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. Settlement has greatly reduced the ecosystems' size and today, urban development continues to encroach. In all areas, problems are exacerbated by invasions of aggressive alien species.
Parks Canada staff, working with several partners including the Garry Oak Ecosystems Recovery Team, aims to assist the recovery of four plant species at risk by introducing them to carefully selected sites within the park reserve and Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Site. This involves on-the-ground habitat restoration, research and public education. Much of the job involves educating landowners, local governments and the public about species at risk and Garry oak ecosystems conservation.
Pulling out all the stops for Taylor's checkerspot
Taylor's checkerspot (Euphydryas editha taylori) appeared to have been extirpated from Canada until 2005, when it was observed on Denman Island located in the Gulf Islands north of the park reserve. Today, scientists are still searching for data. Invasion by non-native plants, fire suppression and drought are among the threats. But still, "there's a significant information gap for the species", says Parks Canada Ecosystem Scientist Nicole Kroeker. And that means engaging scientists and volunteers in everything from tallying butterfly sightings on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands to researching habitat requirements and host plant preferences.
To boost the work, Parks Canada is making good use of funding from the Priority Investment Fund for Species at Risk Recovery. Among other initiatives to make Garry oak ecosystems accessible to all visitors on Vancouver Island, the Fund has supported studies on rare butterflies of Garry oak ecosystems. Parks Canada has also been working with a zoo in Portland, Oregon to support a captive breeding program for the Taylor's checkerspot butterfly.
Taylor's checkerspot is the focus of international research and conservation because it needs help across its range. Designated endangered in Canada, it is also a candidate for listing under the United States Endangered Species Act. As well as the Oregon zoo, Parks Canada is cooperating with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and other conservation groups towards Taylor's checkerspot recovery.
Recovering the golden paintbrush
A small-scale experimental translocation of the endangered plant, golden paintbrush (Castilleja levisecta) to an islet in Gulf Islands National Park Reserve will address key knowledge gaps about the species. This will also address species-specific presented in the Recovery Strategy for Multi-Species at Risk in Maritime Meadows Associated with Garry Oak Ecosystems in Canada.
The distribution of golden paintbrush is currently restricted to two small island populations off Victoria BC in Canada and nine populations in the United States. The translocation involves collecting seed from a Canadian donor site, "ex-situ" (off-site) propagation, establishing and treating experimental plots at translocation sites and monitoring. Golden paintbrush seeds have been collected and the experimental translocation will commence in Spring 2009.
Engaging others
Outreach and cooperation are key to the recovery team's efforts. First Nations collaboration is essential, as well as partnerships with various levels of government and citizens' groups. The recovery team works diligently to get the word out about the need to protect and restore Garry oak habitats. Presentations, interpretive panels, and newsletter articles are among the communication tools. The recently published Garry Oak Gardener's Handbook (PDF, 8.68 MB) received a National Citation from the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects. The handbook covers butterfly gardening among its many topics. It is inspiring our neighbours to create attractive Garry oak gardens.
Fingers crossed and planning for the long term
With these projects underway, Parks Canada is hopeful, but scientists like Nicole Kroeker acknowledge that there's still a great deal to do. "We are planning to introduce some rare plant species to the park reserve and Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Site," she says, but this is experimental with no guarantee of successfully creating a new population of plants.
To learn more about the work of the Garry Oak Ecosystems Recovery Team, visit www.goert.ca
Printable version: "Doing the groundwork: Restoring Garry oak ecosystems" (PDF, 7.59 MB)


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Argh. Of course. I'm starting to feel a bit stupid. I should get 5.8 myself and start playing around so I don't miss the obvious loopholes in my ideas.
At any rate it looks as though we'll have to get out the heavy hitter to crush this one..
Makeshifts last the longest.
In reply to Re^5: Class::InsideOut - yet another riff on inside out objects.
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