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It has been such a pleasure to work with The von Trapps on our new record Dream a Little Dream, which was released on March 4th, and also to be performing all over the country with them these past few weeks. I fell in love with The von Trapps (the actual great-grandchildren of Captain and […]View Post
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Blues, blood, pool cues and Xmas trees
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PvP should be for everyone but, sadly, often those who are new to PvP or who have chosen other paths in an MMO feel excluded from what could be a great game aspect. In our latest Social Hub column, we take a look at ways to bring in potential PvPers. Read on!
I'm not really much of a PvPer, but I could be. There are many aspects I enjoy, like helping my friends out in competition and going up against groups together. Yet, in many games, more often than not, there are barriers to my participation and success. I think there are more out there like myself, and among PvPers, maybe we just get a bad rap, but there are things we can all do to create a more fun environment. I don't want to solo, and I prefer a system where I can attack someone and flag myself rather than a completely open one. One, it's a little friendlier to players in general, because it gives everyone a choice whether to open up to being attacked or to voluntarily flag themselves. PvP on one's own terms isn't necessarily a bad thing for competition or community cohesiveness.
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Almond Facial Scrub
Mens skincare isn't as novel as you might think: Baxter Finley was on to the idea since 1965. After moving from New York to warm, sunny L.A., he needed something to protect his skin from the ravages of outdoor living. Unable to find a decent moisturizer that didn't come in a pink bottle or perfumed like a bouquet, he created Super Shape. The no-nonsense skin conditioner designed specifically for men led to more products targeted at different skincare concerns, which became Baxter of California. But don't think you're still using some outdated 60s moisturizer. Baxter wants us to know, "we may be old school in concept, but we're high-tech in practice."
Effectively tones, exfoliates, and promotes cell renewal, improving smoothness and revitalizing the complexion.
- Massage onto face and neck in a light, circular motion. Rinse well. Use once or twice per week as needed.
- 4 ounces
- Indredients: Water (Aqua), Zea Mays (Corn) Kernel Meal, Juglans Regia (Walnut) Shell Powder, Lauramide DEA, Butylene Glycol, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Carbomer, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Disodium EDTA, Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel) Extract, Honey (Mel), Lavendula Angustifolia (Lavender) Extract, Propylene Glycol, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Sodium PCA, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate, Thymus Vulgaris (Thyme) Extract, Triethanolamine, DMDM Hydantoin, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Fragrance (Parfum), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891).


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Rethink the garage
Reed Maltzman and Jennifer Gosselin had a two-car garage off of their house in San Francisco, but they needed space for people, not cars. So the couple transformed half of the detached structure into this 400-square-foot guest room and office.
"It's small, but we've all found a different use for it when guests aren't visiting," says Maltzman, a fifth-grade teacher. He uses it as a quiet getaway where he can grade papers.
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The ultimate roadtrip demands the ultimate playlist. Sign up for a Spotify premium account ($10 a month) that lets you play unlimited tunes on your phone while offline, then get going on the perfect mix. Adam Geringer-Dunn, the Brooklyn, NY-based musical talent booker, recommends "classics" like the Allman Brothers Band's "Blue Sky" and Buffalo Springfield's "Hot Dusty Roads" along with this summer's sure-to-be anthems like Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" and Icona Pop's "I Love It."
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The best roadtrips are freewheeling and unpredictable. Set the tone from the start by tossing your things in a bohemian chic weekender bag, such as the Nirali Print weekender from Star Mela ($128, left) in lightweight canvas with leather straps, or the Metea Tie-Dyed Weekender ($298, right) made by artisans in Guatemala with a cheerful mix of tie-dye and geometric patterns and an easy, cross-body style.
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Sunlight reflecting off the open road calls for a pair of retro, oversized shades. Try Warby Parker's glam Bellini style ($95, top) or Tory Burch's Old Hollywood-esque tortoise shell Butterfly ($165, bottom). (Just make sure you get polarized lenses for the best UV protection.)
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Before peeling out of town, make sure your wheels can go the distance. Don't go anywhere without checking your battery, fluids (not just oil), filters, belts and hoses, tire pressure and windshield wiper blades, advises mechanic Audra Fordin, who teaches basic car maintenance for women at Women Auto Know. Make sure your insurance and registration are up to date and that you have a flashlight and a spare tire set.
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Hitting up the grocery store before hitting the road is always smart, but taking provisions up a notch will make the trip feel that much more special. Make a decadent trail mix with dark chocolate chips, dried apricots, almonds and cashews, sprinkle homemade popcorn with truffle salt, or assemble toothpick skewers with mozzarella balls and cherry tomatoes, suggests New York City-based nutritionist Marissa Lippert.
There's a reason your parents put up with hours of "eye spy" and "license plate"—these games make long schleps fly much faster. Do your passengers a favor and raid the kids' aisle for retro travel games, such as the utterly addicting Monopoly Deal card game. Can't bear to unplug? Zynga's Words with Friends, Scramble with Friends, and Dice with Friends apps imitate Scrabble, Boggle, and Yahtzee.
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Roadside convenience stores are hardly health food havens, but you can get in and out under 200 calories. Really. Curb soda cravings with flavored seltzer water or unsweetened iced tea, says Lippert, and comb through the aisles for mini-bags of whole wheat pretzels and fresh fruit instead of candy.
You and your BFFs may be able to chatter for hours, but sometimes it's nice to leave the yapping to the pros. Fight highway boredom by downloading a few not-too-serious audio books from Audible (think Tina Fey's Bossypants or even Fifty Shades of Grey) and check the NPR roadtrip page so you can tune in to "This American Life" and "Radiolab" wherever the road takes you.
Decent restaurants can be hard to come by in the land of Dairy Queens and roadside diners. Foodtripping, a new app created by Ford (and co-founded by Entourage's Adrian Grenier), serves up a database of 50,000 organic restaurants, farmer's markets and juice bars from coast to coast so you can geo-locate the nearest fresh, healthy spots.
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i dont have room to flip the axle and i dont want to notch the frame. how many leaves do i need to take out to get 4-5 inch drop and keep a good ride without bottoming out. im going to flip the rear and i want a little rake in the front . i dont have the cash for a drop axle .


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I picked up a new duck commander decoy bag (browning) for like $15 the other day. It is built really tough and looks like it won't rip very easy. The only thing I dont know if I like is the straps are really low on the bag. Any one use these bags?
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Court Line used the name Lavington Court for two ships.
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The data in the following table has been extracted from External Resource #4 which indicates that Lavington Court (2) participated in 18 convoys and met her end on the last of these.
According to External resource #5, Lavington Court (2) was in convoy OS/34 when she was attached by German submarine U-564 Captained by Reinhard Suhren at position 42.38N, 25.28W. Of the complement of 48 there were 7 dead and 41 survivors. She was carrying a cargo of 6000 tons of government stores, including 2 naval launches as deck cargo on a route from Leith - Oban (11 Jul) - Capetown - Middle East.
"At 02.30 hours on 19 Jul, 1942, U-564 attacked the convoy OS-34 about 200 miles north of the Azores and observed four detonations between 1 minute 15 seconds and 1 minute 27 seconds after firing. Suhren thought that he had hit four ships. However, only the Empire Hawksbill and Lavington Court were hit at this time. There were probably two hits each on the two ships." "Five crew members, one gunner and one passenger (military personnel) from the Lavington Court (Master John William Sutherland) were lost. The ship was taken in tow, but foundered on 1 August southwest of Ireland in 49°40N/18°04W. The master, 33 crew members, five gunners and two passengers were picked up by the British sloop HMS Wellington (L 65) (LtCdr F.R. Segrave) and landed at Londonderry."
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The table below lists the merchant seamen who lost their lives: their names are on panel 64 of the memorial at Tower Hill.
The names of the DEMS gunner and military passenger are not known but will be added if anyone can supply them - see Home Page for contact details.
According to External resource #6, U-564 was very successful and in its service life of just over 2 years sunk 18 merchant ships totalling 95,544 GRT, sunk 1 warship of 900 tons and damaged 4 merchant ships totalling 28,907 GRT.
She was herself sunk at 1730hrs on 14 June, 1943 north-west of Cape Ortegal, Spain, in position 44.17N, 10.25W, by depth charges from a British Whitley aircraft (10 OTU/G). There were 28 dead and 18 survivors.
"At 14.39 hours, two inbound boats were spotted by the Whitley in the Bay of Biscay and shadowed. U-564 was unable to dive after an air attack the day before and was escorted back to France by U-185. At 16.45 hours, the fuel of the aircraft was running low and the pilot decided to attack U-564. Both boats opened fire and hit the bomber, but its depth charges caused more damages on the boat and she sank at 17.30 hours. The hydraulics and the starboard engine of the Whitley were damaged, so the crew was forced to ditch and ended up as German prisoners after being picked up by a French trawler."
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Finishing my basement: wall insulation?
Hi all. First post. Been lurking for a while trying to find some answers to convince myself I can tackle my basement finishing project.
My home is in Freeland MI, zone 5 for insulation code purposes. My basement has poured walls, excellent drainage and radiant heat tubes in the floor and is unfinished. I'm going to stud frame and drywall the walls. Should I put a vapor barrier between the poured wall and the stud wall? Or, should I not install a vapor barrier so the wall cavity can breathe and just insulate the wall cavities? Any input would be appreciated. Thanks.
VB goes on the warm side. I prefer spray foam insulation which acts as insulator and VB.
So, paper side of the insulation facing the inside, against the backside of the drywall? That makes sense now that I think about it. How else would I install it!? Duh! What about Visqueen plastic sheet against the wall?
No vapor barrier or vapor retarder asphalt paper-faced on walls below grade: http://www.buildingscience.com/docum...lation-systems
Removed in 2009 IRC - no vb in basements.
Thanks for the replies. They answered my questions.
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ATTN: COLDERONE, as per our discussion last night about your rear suspension. i notice you are doing an engine rebuild and other stuff. there is a quick and dirty way to solve your problem.
Im sure that my rear wheels angle are strange...what you think
get under the rear of your car and you will notice there is a camber adjustment on the lower strut rods, crank those adjustments in and the negative camber will dissapear and the toe will straghten out. you can use a level to get back to 0, just offset the level so you are not thrown off by the bulge at the bottom of the tire. this has to be done with the car on the ground with the suspension settled (roll in back and forth a couple of feet to settle the suspension). zero the bubble on the level and you will be back in spec. this is just the down and dirty cheap fix that save you from having to disassemble the whole rear suspension--it sounds like your plate is already full. this is a cheap fix i have used for 25 years--it works good.
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The Pages of Mary Kyle
By Craig Richardson On May 30, 2013 · 2 Comments · In A Big Something, Local History
Palmer High School Student, Graham Gale, came to us with an idea to combine two of her interests – local history & public media – for a school project. Graham visited the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum and found the scrapbook of a young woman who lived in the rather different Colorado Springs of 100 years ago. In the video above, Graham shares the insights she garnered in comparing the Colorado Springs of Mary Kyle's time to the city it has become.
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kathryn says:
Graham: What a great project. I'll bet you are changed by entering Mary Kyle's life. I especially like your comments about the difference between social media messaging and personal written messages, and the legacy of both. Thanks for this thoughtful piece.
elizabeth osborne says:
really enjoyed the history lesson graham,its so nice to see a young lady such as yourself taking an interest in colo sprgs history .maybe you should make a scrapbook about you're life so future young women can enjoy you're life story !
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Puppets to Go Presents: 'The Tortoise and the Hare' - White Plains Public Library
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Description: Puppet show for ages 5 and older. Televised coverage modernizes this Aesop's fable about a great race between a loveable tortoise and an arrogant hare. In addition to the moral that perseverance prevails, good nutrition and exercise are stressed.


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The New York-based investment firm Ruane, Cunniff & Goldfarb was founded by William J. Ruane and Richard T. Cunniff in 1969. Sequoia Fund has been managed by the firm, and it has one of the best performances on Wall Street. Since its inception, the fund returned 15% annualy. The firm's current chairman and CEO is Robert D. Goldfarb, and current president is David M. Poppe. The investment strategy is based on value investment for the long-term. The managers look at the earnings history, balance sheet, and prospects of investment when valuing a firm. Here, is a brief analysis of Ruane, Cunniff & Goldfarb's top 10 holdings.
Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc. (VRX): Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. develops, produces and markets products in the neurology, dermatology and branded generics areas. VRX has a market cap of $15.56 billion, and a forward P/E ratio of 15.45. The company doesn't look so promising when looking at past EPS growth. However, expected EPS growth for the next five years is 25.57%. RBC Capital suggested an outperform rating for VRX, while UBS, Collins Stewart, Ladenburg Thalmann, Stifel Nicolaus (NYSE:SF), Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB), and Jefferies& Co. (JEF) recommend buying. Ruane, Cunniff & Goldfarb is a long-term investor, so it is not surprising that they keep the VRX stocks for a long time. Given the recent takeover phenomena in pharmaceutical industry, it could join the trend as a take-over target.
The TJX Companies, Inc. (TJX): The Massachusetts-based TJX engages in marketing apparel and home fashions. The company was founded in 1956. With a market cap of $20.73 billion, TJX has a trailing ratio of 16.12, and a forward P/E ratio of 12.29. It also offers a dividend yield of 1.43%, while net profit margin is 6.1%. The company's EPS growth in the last five years was 18.46%, while analysts expect an EPS growth of 13.70% in the next five years. Insider transactions had a 32.76% growth during the last six months. RBC Capital , Credit Suisse, and Cowen & Co (NASDAQ:COWN) suggested outperform for TJX, while Deutsche Bank recommends buying. The insider transactions signal a strong buy.
Idexx Laboratories, Inc. (IDXX): Idexx Laboratories engages in developing, producing and marketing of products for the veterinary and animal markets. Maine-based company sells its products in the Americas, Europe and Pacific Asia. Its market cap is $4.60 billion, while P/E ratio is 32.91. The company has a forward P/E ratio of 26.96. IDXX had a 15.6% EPS growth in the last five years, and this year's EPS growth estimate is 17.77%. It has a net profit margin of 12.85%. Kaufman Bros and Piper Jaffray (NYSE:PJC) recommend buying IDXX shares. Idexx is doing okay in terms of debt-to-assets, and the company hasn't had a major decrease since March 2009. IDXX can be considered in a high-growth stock portfolio.
Berkshire Hathaway Inc (BRK.A): The Nebraska-based Berkshire is an investment managing firm engaging in the insurance and reinsurance of property. Berkshire has a mega market cap of $202.67 billion. With a 9.87% net profit margin, BRK-A has a P/E ratio of 15.48, and a forward P/E of 16.66. The company had an annual EPS growth of 52.67%, whereas analysts estimate a 7.44% EPS growth in the next five years. Berkshire doesn't have a dividend policy. If you believe in mean reversion, i.e. the future performance will depend on past history, Berkshire returned almost 20% annually since its establishment.
Fastenal Co. (FAST): The company engages in the wholesale of industrial and construction supplies. Owning a market cap of $9.77 billion, Fastenal has a 33.8 P/E ratio, and a 23.83 forward P/E ratio. Analysts expect the company to have a 18.78% EPS growth in the next five years, while its earnings increased by 44.48% this year. FAST offered a 1.55% dividend in 2010, and profit margin was 12.09%. Fastenal has a good current ratio of 5.41. Morgan Keegan and Robert W. Baird suggested an outperform rating for Fastenal, while UBS (NYSE:UBS) and BB&T Capital (NYSE:BBT) recommend buying. The company has no debts at all. ROA is 19.96%. SMA20, SMA50, and SMA200 ratios are 0.47%, 4.33%, and 18.14%, respectively. Fastenal is a company to buy on a correction.
Mohawk Industries Inc. (MHK): The Georgia-based Mohawk engages in the manufacturing and marketing of floor covering products, operating in three segments. With a market cap of $4.2 billion, MHK has a P/E ratio of 22.63, and forward P/E ratio is 15.58. The company had a gorgeous EPS growth of 3397.97% this year. Cowen & Co suggested an outperform rating for Mohawk, while UBS, Jefferies (JEF) and Sun Trust recommend buying. Its SMA20 and SMA50 ratios are 1.09% and 3.35%, respectively. The company does not have a dividend policy, while its debt-to-assets ratio strolls around 25%. The company is expected to have a 30.67% EPS growth next year, and P/S ratio is 0.79. Mohawk is another stock to watch for.
Precision Castparts Corp. (PCP): Precision Castparts, founded in 1949, produces and markets metal products internationally. With a large market cap of $22.17 billion, Precision Castparts has a trailing ratio of 22.72, and a forward P/E ratio of 18.16. PCP had a good EPS growth of 28.89% during the last five years, and its expected EPS growth for the next year is quite good: 20.71%. PCP has an eye-catching net profit margin of 16.06% with a dividend yield of 0.08%. Wedbush suggested outperform for PCP, while Stifel Nicolaus, C.K. Cooper, Broadpoing AmTech Research, Davenport and Soleil recommends buying. On the other hand, RBC Capital recommends PCP as a top pick. Its debt-to assets ratio is near to 0%. This company looks like a safe investment for the long-term.
Google Inc. (GOOG): Google supplies a variety of websites and other online content. Google's market capital is $175.27 million. The company has a 19.95 trailing ratio, and a 13.74 forward P/E ratio. GOOG has past EPS growth of 39.28% in the last five years, whereas its expected EPS growth for the next five years decreases to 19.29%. Earnings increased by 28.89% this year. GOOG is worth to take attention with a net profit margin of 28.43%. Current ratio is 4.90. RBC Capital, Oppenheimer and Wedbush suggested outperform for GOOG, while UBS, Stifel Nicolaus, Deutsche Bank, Kaufman Bros, Canaccord Genuity, The Benchmark Company and Caris & Company recommend buying. While, stocks are little pricey, Google company looks promising, especially when its forward P/E ratio, its net profit margin and its long-term debt (No long-term debt for the last five quarters) are considered. Google doesn't have a dividend policy, yet. If analyst estimates of 20% growth holds, Google can beat the market with a large margin.
Advance Auto Parts Inc. (AAP): Virginia based company manufactures products for automotive after-market, such as car accessories and batteries. It markets its products through its subsidiaries. Market cap of Advance Auto Parts is $5.17 billion. With a 5.84% net profit margin, AAP's trailing ratio is 16.61, and forward P/E is 12.47. The company had a 39.77% annual EPS growth, whereas analysts estimate an annualized EPS growth of 11.43% in next five years. Earnings increased by 56.09% this quarter. Wedbush suggested outperform for AAP, while Morgan Joseph and UBS recommend buying. The company didn't have a major downfall till Nov, 2008. AAP could be a good long-term stock to pick. Current prices are fair-valued.
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The first full and authorized biography of the 1982 winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature—the most popular international novelist of the last fifty years.
Over the course of the nearly two decades Gerald Martin gave to the research and writing of this masterly biography, he not only spent many hours in conversation with Gabriel García Márquez himself but also interviewed more than three hundred others, including García Márquez's wife and sons, mother and siblings, literary agent and translators; Carlos Fuentes, Mario Vargas Llosa, and Alvaro Mutis, among other writers; Fidel Castro and Felipe González, among other political figures; his closest friends as well as those who consider themselves his detractors. The result is a revelation of both the writer and the man.
García Márquez's story is a remarkable one. Born in 1927, raised by grandparents and a clutch of aunts in a small backwater town in Colombia, the shy, intelligent boy matured into a reserved young man, first working as a provincial journalist and later as a foreign correspondent, whose years of obscurity came to an end when, at the age of forty, he published the novel entitled Cien años de soledad—One Hundred Years of Solitude. Within months, the book had garnered spectacular international acclaim, the author hailed as the standard-bearer of a new literature: magical realism. Eight years later, in 1975, he published The Autumn of the Patriarch, and, in 1981, Chronicle of a Death Foretold, each novel rapturously received by critics and readers alike. With his books read by millions around the world, he had become aman of wealth and influence. Yet, for all his fame, he never lost touch with his roots: though he had lived outside of Colombia since 1955—in Barcelona, Mexico City, Paris—his Nobel Prize was celebrated by Colombians from all walks of life who thought, and still think, of "Gabo" as their own. More books followed, both fiction (Love in the Time of Cholera, The General in his Labyrinth, Memories of My Melancholy Whores) and nonfiction (The Story of a Shipwrecked Sailor, News of a Kidnapping, Living to Tell the Tale). But García Márquez's renown and passion have continued to combine, as well, in a fervent, unflagging, and often controversial political and social activism.
While chronicling the particulars of the life, Martin also considers the overarching issues: the tension between García Márquez's celebrity and his quest for literary quality, and between his politics and his writing; the seductions of power, solitude, and love. He explores the contrast between the exuberance of the writer's Caribbean background and the authoritarianism of highland Bogotá, showing us how these differences are manifest in his writing and in the very shape his life has taken. He explores the melding of experience and imagination in García Márquez's fiction, and he examines the writer's reasons for—and the public's reaction to—his turning away in the 1980s from the magical realism that had brought him international renown, toward the greater simplicity that would mark his work beginning with Love in the Time of Cholera.
Gerald Martin has written a superb biography: richly illuminating, as gripping as any of Gabriel García Márquez's powerful journalism, as enthralling as any of his acclaimed and beloved fiction.
From the Hardcover edition.
|Gabriel Garcia Marquez: A Life
|Gerald Martin
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The J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome is home to the Northern Arizona football, men's and women's basketball, and indoor track & field. It is one of the most unique venues in all of college athletics will open for its 40th year as the entertainment center for northern Arizona.
After a logo rebranding in April 2014, the Skydome turf was rebranded with NAU's newest logo in the center of the field and the wordmark in both endzones.
The building underwent a major renovation from Dec. 2010 - Sept. 9, 2011, at a cost of $26 million. The scope of the project included bringing the fire, life and safety up to code while remodeling the bathrooms, concourse, offices, suites, locker rooms and press box. The athletic training and equipment on the main floor were also remodeled and three elevators were added to the complex.
Fans enter the building to a panoramic view of the field on the east and west concourses. Capacity was reduced to 10,000 with 21-inch wide chair back seating being added.
The construction of the Skydome began in the fall of 1975, and the facility was completed in September 1977. Seating capacity for football originally was 15,000 and 7,000 for basketball.
Once the largest wood-span structure of its kind in the world, the Skydome was built at a cost of more than $8 million. It covers an area of 6.2 acres, with the roof spanning more than 500 feet and rising 142 feet above the playing surface.
The Skydome showcases the REALGRASS™ surface installed in the spring of 2008 by the Hellas Construction firm of Austin, Texas. The carpet, the Matrix version of the brand REALGRASS™ cost close to $1 million. The REALGRASS™ Matrix system is comprised of a monofilament spinneret yarn in two different sizes and colors. It is the same installed for the Dallas Cowboys' stadium.
With the 2001 renovation to the Skydome floor, the 96,000-square foot surface was covered with Mondo. The track contains a six-lane, 300-meter non-banked loop (eight sprinting lanes) with the infield containing enough area for six NCAA-standard basketball and volleyball courts, as well as two regulation tennis courts. Track and field specific, the facility now has 12-month training capabilities. When covered for football with artificial turf, the Skydome supports a practice pole vault pit and a long/triple jump runway, as well as a lane for sprinting and hurdles. When the turf is up, the facility can be used for intramural and camp sports, and has enough room for a varsity soccer practice.
The roof was also resurfaced during the summer of 2000 and the astroturf was replaced in 2002 from a surface that was in the Tropicana Dome, the home of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, in St. Petersburg, Fla.
The concourse contains offices, meeting rooms, restrooms and concession stands. Located on the dome's floor level are fully equipped locker rooms and state-of-the-art athletic training and weight rooms. During the summer of 1997, the dome underwent a $1 million lighting renovation that further enhanced the Skydome's lure for television cameras. Fresh air and heat come through 19 large ducts, maintaining a constant temperature of 72 degrees.
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We had stayed there previously and returned based on the all-inclusive package, beautiful pools and beach, combined with adjacent scuba facilities. Cozumel has some of most beautiful reefs in the world and it also offers easy access to the mainland to explore Mayan ruins and the local "cenotes". Again, our family had a fantastic vacation. Meals for standard dining buffet style were always good, but not exceeding expectations. It was difficult to schedule dinner reservations at the three special restaurants they offer. In some areas cleanliness of the grounds could be improved. The only other negative aspect, was the bars do not open until 10:00 am - difficult to get a Christmas morning bloody mary.
the grounds are nice very nice, pools clean, beach is clean the rooms are small but they work just fine. the food sucked, the hot food is cold and the cold food is room temp. they seem to be trying with what they have, i would gess the management needs to step it up with the kitchen budget. we did the dive experience, soooo, i thought the rooms were going to be upgraded, no, just a towel bar to hang a few things on. with the UDE you have access to a special room that has food and bev. nice touch. we did dive a few time with Prodive, the staff are really cool.
Friendly staff Disorganized management. The restaurants have a very disorganized way to arrange reservations. The reservations are scheduled to a specific time and customers are guided to their tables 10 to 20 minutes later. The buffet is always full because the staff doesn't know how to manage the sitting of guests. There is always a long line at the host section. In addition, when going to the Italian restaurant we had to wait 40 minutes to get our food served on the table. This is unacceptable.
Todo el mundo es más que bonito Nada
Todo ha sido fantástico. El servicio es inmejorable, la calidad del agua de la playa excepcional. Muy recomendable para ir de luna de miel. La comida muy buena y variada Sinceramente nada.
This was our 3rd stay at the Presidente and it never disappoints! The hotel staff is always smiling and courteous, the concierge did a great job of recommending restaurants. The grounds are beautifully manicured and the beaches are very clean and very safe for the kids. Our room had a beautiful view of the sea and the new furnishings are very nice! The bed was extremely comfortable and the bath was large. My wife took advantage of the spa and the the staff at Scuba Du was great as always! If you do not see something on the menu the service was quick to accomodate your needs. Looking forward to our next visit!
Intercontinental- Presidente is a nice fading upscale hotel - after check-in we were IMMEDIATELY directed to a desk to sign up for sales pitch to their vacation club in exchange for breakfast and a 24 hour car rental. The ''club'' gives you a room triple the size and double the ammenities (two sinks, bathtub, sofas & chairs) of non-club members who pay triple the price for a VERY average room. We didn't know that the free breakfast included the company of the salesman. The ''club'' category room is very nice, but was not available for us as non-club members even though there were several available. The room we paid quite handsomely for was not adequate for three people. Staff is very friendly, english comprehension is marginal. Food is delicious. Plastic bar glasses observed simply being rinsed off and reused. Beach lovely. My son & husband obtained their scuba certification right on site. Seems to be a fun family place with lots of little children. Older children kept us up several ni...
The staff was fantastic..helpful at every turn!!! The room was wonderful great view of the ocean..my room was upgraded at no extra charge..that was wonderful The resturants were great the food was better than I was expecting and the service was a little slow which was great for us since we like to take our time eating. Check in and out was the wonderful and everything was correct with the bill. The staff was so helpful even the smallest detail wasn`t a problem and if you needed room service it was on time and everything was hot or cold if ordered!!! Can`t wait to go back next year....thanks
Our experience at IP was wonderful. I can't say enough good things about the resort and staff. We were surprised that there weren't very many people there but it was like that everywhere in Cozumel. People don't need to worry about safety there...in Cozumel. It is very safe and friendly. My only complaint would be the cost of the adult beverages at the resort were a bit unreasonable. I'd recommend stopping at the grocery store on your way to the resort.
I love this hotel! The beach (s) are beautiful, the resort never feels busy even though we travel at prime time season over spring break. My only comment is that it is so expensive to eat at this resort! We try to go off site for supper, but even so just breakfast and poolside lunches cost almost as much as our hotel room (for my family of four). The hotel is super clean, our king size bed was the best. The hotel is looking a little tired and is needing a few cosmetic updates in the near future. We love the pro dive shop on site Scuba Du; and thoroughly enjoyed becoming PADI certified with Sandra who is the best.
From the welcome we received when we arrived to the hospitality each day we were impressed! We felt like we had the entire place to ourselves. They even had books by each pool to read. The food was delicious, the view was even better!! We had always stayed at an all-inclusive resort, so this was a change for us. We expected to spend a fortune on food and drinks, but were pleasantly suprised that we got what we paid for. The most relaxing resort we have ever been to,..and we travel a lot. The only thing we missed at this resort was entertainment in the evening, it was DEAD!
It was so wonderful it would be really hard to stay anywhere else.
Our stay at this hotel was wonderful all week long. The staff was friendly, helpful and provided just the right amount of attention- it was there when you wanted it and was never imposing. The beach was clean, snorkeling right there, and the sunshine was spectacular. The spa was magnificent- again with a terrific staff. An added bonus- a wonderful tennis pro to provide a workout on the courts.
This was our 3rd trip to the Presidente, the first since the major remodel. This remains our favorite hotel on Cozumel. Not the cheapest but certainly one of the best. Our only complaint remains the restaurant selection/variety. The food is expensive, but is very good. For our 12yo son, the choices get kind of limited after a few days. None the less, we will stay here again on future trips to Cozumel.
This was our second stay at the Presidente ! We had a wonderful family vacation with our young adult children and teens . They said it was the best vacation ever ! The staff is friendly and helpful ! The snorkeling in front of the hotel is amazing . Scuba Du dive shop on premises was great also ! All of our chidren did the Discover Dive course with them and loved it ! Their staff is extraordinary as well ! We can't wait to return !!!
We first came here 20 years ago, now we come every year because it is quiet, professions services, wonderful beach, and great food right on the stie. There are 2 restaurants so we can take our pick. The beach and pool offer a great place to relax. It is a little pricey but we recommend this place to all of our friends.
Buen desayuno, buena habitación
Desayuno gratuito. No había servicio de transporte para el transporte.
Ubicación Desayuno El personal es super amable En la habitación hubo problemas con internet wifi toda la semana
Conveniente para la ciudad, una buena relación calidad-precio. Muy limpio y agradable. Ninguno
El servicio fue excelente No
Todo muy Bueno , Bonito y Barato, la comida de los restaurantes a la carta realmente no, quizas la playa muy pequeña y aunque estaba algo solo, creo que en temporada debe haber algo de cola para los servicios de comida y bar
Todo, el servicio, las instalaciones, la ubicación... NO
I had all inclusive with golf. Everyone in our group which totaled around 21 had to fight with the front desk for the golf. If we didn't have a copy of it we probably wouldn't have gotten it. It was even on there own web site for the rest of December but they still tried to bock on it. The buffet was OK but very little selection. Hard to get top shelf liquor unless you complained and tipped the bartender enough. Beach was great but the water had some debris which made it hard for snokeling, although just west was great snorkeling behind a break wall. Also they apparently took out the bar TVs so we counldn't watch any football games. The music played was also not very good.
We love the island of Cozumel and have made many trips over the years. The past three times that we've went, we stayed at the Melia. The hotel sits right on the beach. No road between the resort and the ocean, unlike some of the other resorts. The food quality has improved over the years, we were extremely satisfied with the food. The staff is top notch. Everyone was so kind and willing to please. We have a 5 year old that travels with us and we feel safe with him here. The room is clean, and the shower was great, but the beds could use a new mattress. Overall I have a feeling that the next time we look to visiting cozumel, this will be at the top of our list.
This was our third trip to Cozumel and the second time we stayed at Melia. We are definitely coming back. Great value for your money! Downfalls of this trip: It was their off-season so one of the restuarants was closed for renovations and the others ones kept closing early with no notification, which was really annoying especially when you've been out all day and come back starving. Also, they no longer have room service. It's the only hotel on the island that doesn't have crystal clear water due to seaweed (for lack of a better term# and it's the last resort northbound. The water was usually clearer in the morning to afternoon. That really makes no difference to us though because we travel the island and visit plenty of other beautiful beaches. Pros: They gave us a free upgrade on our room since they weren't busy. We stayed in the M experience, which included a mini frig stocked with free drinks #Spirit, Coke, Beer & Water#. They put on a different show every night. All bars are well ...
Mattress seemed 20 years-old, no support, rock hard. Had to line up 3pillows on the bed to make it a little more comfy. Average food for lunch and dinner, no flavor, Breakfast was OK. Authentic food was good. Beach was nice, water gets murky when there are waves. The beach at the next door hotel was nice, a lot a fish, nice place to snorkle. No organized kids activities. You get what you pay for.
We enjoyed everything such as the food, the shows, the beach, the piano bar (excellent)... I can't wait to come back next summer.
My girlfriend and I stayed here because my son was getting married and had already made plans based on the ceremony being staged at the beach of this place. I was a little concerned after reading a few middle-of-the-road reviews, but we wanted to be able to have meals with the bride and groom so decided we could live with it, especially as we would only be here two nights. I was pleasantly surprised as this place has nothing to be ashamed of. The desk staff were very pleasant and helpful, speaking very good English. The hotel is painted in bright colors common in Mexico. Our room was on the ocean side and was quite nice and roomy. Bed was firm, which was fine with us. The maids did a good job cleaning up and left us extra bottles of water when we asked. Being all-inclusive, the food and drinks were part of the package, which allowed us to not have to keep paying each time we wanted a drink or meal. The bartenders made some potent margaritas (on the rocks) and upgraded the brand of alco...
Terrible food. Beach was beautiful, great location. Resort was very nice however food variety, quality and overall experience was very disapoointing. I would guess over 50% of the quest were sick the week we were there. Add says each room has wifi this is not true the lobby is the only area that has it and oh course its very poor.
Nice resort, however, being the divers that we are, I think we will stay at a dive resort where we can do shore diving. We stayed here because our friends usually stay for the golf and we thought we would give it a shot. i love the adult only pool and the beach is nice. Beach water wasn't the gorgeous blue that you envision...it was a dark muddy water and the blue was just beyond that. Food was as expected for an all-inclusive. Staff was super nice!
This was out 3rd stay in 11 months. For us it just keeps getting better and better. You can walk for an hour to the north on the beach. A two minute walk to the south will take you to some really good shore snorkeling. $7.00 cab ride to town. I really think the food has come along way since June. One night at the buffet I had a filet that was on par with any I've ever had. Night life isn't all that, rooms a little dated but we like enough that we'll be back in February.
This was not my first time at the Melia. I keep coming back. I like the layout, the location, the people working there, even the people that are guests. It's close enough to town to be a quick cheap cab ride, but far enough to be peaceful. It's all inclusive. The drinks flow freely, the food is average. I could always find plenty to eat but it ain't cruise ship food.
Overall the Melia was okay to average... we realized that traveling with a group of people we would have to comprimise certain amenities, but this was WAY below my expectation levels. Upon check in our room was not ready - we had to wait almost 2 hours for our room - regular check in is 3pm & we still had to wait until 4pm to get into our room. The front desk staff left much to be desired for with their efficiency, ability to answer questions, sense of urgency & basic friendliness. The room was decent & clean. Only 2 'English channels' on TV & one of them was often staticy & signal would go in/out. No refrigerators in room, but were indicated in trip contract. No clocks in room. Phone was not working for half a day. One day we had no water for several hours. The next day there was no hot water for several hours. Did not have a 'do not disturb sign.' The bed was extremely firm & I did not sleep well all week. Cleaning staff did the basics, but you could tell they did not thoroughly cl...
The staff was friendly and very attentive. The food was not as good as I had hoped for.
Beautiful property with fantastic amenities. Staff is friendly. Food at the restaurants was pretty good. We used Resort Credits to have a romantic private dinner on the and the chef's dinner, both were excellent. The dive op located on site was pretty good as well. Service in the rooms was inconsistent. We paid more for Concierge level. It was supposed to come with nightly petit fours, but we only received them on a few of the nights. The coffee maker in the room wasn't working the first morning. We managed to fix it, but then they didn't consistently restock the coffee everyday. So I ended up dressing and walking down to the lobby every morning to get coffee. I didn't like that children were allowed at the swim-up bar. Bars should really be adult-only. Also, we used Resort Credits for diving. They tell you to check in and then go to the desk about using your credits, but if you don't book the diving ahead of time, it gets all booked up
Es un hotel pequeño, todo está cerca. No me gustó la falta de opciones de comida. Sólo un lugar para el desayuno y no una gran variedad. Sólo 3 restaurantes para cenar sin opción de buffet. La falta de descripción de eventos especiales. No hay información clara sobre dónde y cuándo tienen lugar los eventos especiales
Las habitaciones renovadas son modernas, limpias y cómodas. La comida es excelente en su mayoría, por encima de todo lo incluido en este precio. Nuestro enfoque estaba en el buceo (fácil recogida en barco desde el muelle), así que no estábamos preocupados por la distancia de la ciudad o la limitada variedad de otras actividades. El personal era muy amable y servicial. Hubo una pequeña confusión sobre horarios de comidas - nos dijeron que el desayuno empezaba a las 6 de la mañana pero la verdad es que era 7:00 am. De igual modo el almuerzo comenzó una hora más tarde de lo que esperábamos, a 1 de la tarde. La única excepción a la maravillosa comida era nuestra comida en el restaurante temático italiano, los platos principales eran muy normales y el servicio era apresurado a pesar de las diversas mesas abiertas. Nos pareció que el joven vendedor estaba un poco molesto, pero nos dejó solo tras expresar nuestro desinterés ...
El hotel tiene enfrente arrecifes en los que uno puede nadar y estar en contacto directo con peces tropicales. No cuenta con servibar en un lugar de mucho calor. Utilizan el dólar a conveniencia; si pagas en dólares te cobran a 11 pesos el dólar. Si pagas en pesos te cobran la cuenta en dólares a 12.89 del tal forma de que igual manera sale el hotel ganando. Eso no es correcto.
Stayed one night. The beds were comfortable,the room was clean and the location - about two miles from town - was convenient enough. We walked to town for dinner, and felt totally comfortable walking back (there is a sidewalk/bike path the whole way) at 10 pm. Each room appeared to have a balcony. Happy hour was fun - lots of different people around. Staff and visitors all in a good mood. We left with a favorable impression. The Internet access could be better. It's in the common areas - either the lobby or out by the pool. It was a nice night, though, so sitting near the ocean worked out well. The "jungle adventure" room would more appropriately be called the "overlooking the street" room. There are some woods on the other side of the street, but the road is not busy. We didn't use the pool, so can't comment on that...
Always clean, quiet and the staff makes you feel like you are returning home. More adults than children
This motel is very small and quiet. This motel is not for people who like to party at night!!! Every one is so nice, the beach is small but nice. The golf course is great, bring lots of balls though!!. This is our second time and we will be going back. Rent a car or jeep though, even if you dont use it all the time its well worth it, we rented a jeep for one day to go on the other side of the island and it cost 100.00 you can rent one for a week for a little more than that, taxi cost 8.00 one way down town.
Great place to stay with family, very quiet and peaceful. Breakfast buffet was awesome, the rooms were very clean , staff was friendly. We had the beach and pool to ourselves several times. Food from the snack bar on the beach was very tasty, snorkeling from the hotels beach was great. The wife enjoyed the spa, loved the massages. Hated to leave, can't wait to go back.
My wife and I spent two wonderful weeks at Playa Azul. The staff was great. Food and service exception. We will definatley come back.
This motel is very small and quiet. This motel is not for people who like to party at night!!! Every one is so nice, the beach is small but nice. The golf course is great, bring lots of balls though!!. This is our second time and we will be going back. Rent a car or jeep though, even if you dont use it all the time its well worth it, we rented a jeep for one day to go on the other side of the island and it cost * you can rent one for a week for a little more than that, taxi cost * one way down town.
The hotel was just as many positive reviews I had read about. We would stay there again.
We had hotel (ocean view suite), golf and breakfast
I purchased the trip for a group of four. The trip was very affordable. The hotel was wonderful, very friendly, they made us feel welcomed.
Playa Azul is a small, friendly hotel right on the beach in Cozumel. It is out of the 'hotel zone' but conveniently located close to the golf course and an easy taxi ride into town. The staff make you feel welcome, remember you by name, and do whatever they can to make your stay enjoyable. I not only recommend Playa Azul to others, but I intend to stay there again on my next trip to Cozumel.
Purchase a hotel and air package, not sure what to expect. Turned out to be the best deal and vacation I have ever had. Can't what for next years vacation.
A sanctuary on Cozumel. Low key, relaxing - stay away if you party - we love the solitude. No sewer smell! Watch out for the 'free' golf. The club and cart fees will take you for +$120 each time you play.
Check-in/check-out was quick and efficient, very clean large room with a nice balcony, good a la carte restaurant for dinner (reservations required), crystal clear water, friendly crowd of guests, only 10 minutes from the airport and town, good selection of included liquor (although the high-end brands [Don Julio tequila, Johnnie Walker black and Crown Royal] were often kept out of sight below the... No pool/beach waiter service, room should be updated - no refrigerator or bathtub, Internet access in the lobby only, draft beer only, included wine was poor quality, wine by the bottle was outrageously priced (US$55 for a bottle of Woodbridge chardonnay!).
The pool, hot tub, and activities were great. It's a great place. I'd go back. The ac was really loud in our room. We couldn't sleep well. Also the activities and tour guy that works at hotel hit on me. It was weird and made feel uncomfortable beign around them. The staff should be thought to be friendly but more respectful of guests.
The staff was extremely attentive and took good care of the guests. They were always polite. My hotel room smelled so bad that I could barely stay in there. I only slept in the room. The moldy sofa and stinky and very hard bed made for tough nights. The furniture needs to be replaced. The quality of the food was poor and the food choices were repetitive. The first two nights I was there, there was little if any variety.
I enjoyed interacting with the staff...found they were bound to strict rules and they tried their best to accommodate. They used cheap alcohol...one of our group members watched a bartender setup his station and saw him water down the bottles. Drinks were bad tasting so I came to learn to enjoy their draught beer. The food was very boring and repetitive. No flair...nothing that stood out. Breakfast seemed like leftovers from dinner. They actually stopped serving food and alcohol after certain times...which is fine, I guess but I know other all inclusives have something open for their guests all day. I bought this night stay for my friend and his family from mexico. ..I was staying for a week with 9 of my family from Canada. I was surprised to see my friend was just as disappointed with this hotel on a one night visit - imagine, the rest of us were here for a week of this. This was a 20 year reunion with my friend lawyer from Mexico and it seemed to be wasted on discussions and arguments about the hotel instead of rejoicing. I give credit to Carlos...the front desk manager, for doing what he does. It's not his rules he has to follow. He didn't just have to hear things from us but also from multiple guests every time new arrivals came in. I cold see dispair in many eyes of the employees. Will I go back?
Está centrico a la salida del ferry La habitación que nos dieron (tercera planta) estaba justo debajo del restaurante con lo cual tuvimos muchísimo ruido y sólo pudimos descansar desde las 12:30 hasta las 6:00 de la mañana. Me parece fundamental el descando cuando estoy de vacaciones. Our room situated in the third floor is really noisy because it is below the restaurant.
Es muy bueno en precio y es comodo por su ubicacion No tienen cafeteria o bar
Nueva tv, aire acondicionado, colchón nuevo No hay noticias en inglés en la televisión
La tranquilidad y comodidad del hotel, ademas la perfecta ubicacion (cerca del ferry, la plaza principal, el comercio y los restaurantes)
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Excelente ubicacion , buen precio y que incluye el desayuno El elevador me dio miedo por viejo y ruidoso.
Tienda de buceo cerca muy agradable. Comida correcta, habitación limpia, no mucho que ver en la televisión y wifi normal. Volvería a alojarme aquí por la buena relación calidad-precio. Podría haber más variedad en las bebidas incluidas, especialmente en las cervezas.
La atención que tuvimos, el buffet variado y sabroso no
El personal es muy amable, excelente ubicación para caminar al centro de la ciudad, bonita tienda de buceo cerca, desayuno estupendo, muy limpio. Las camas eran demasiado básicas, podrían proveer más almohadas y mantas en la habitación, pero no pedí ninguna.
He estado muchas veces en un período de 15 años. Siempre me ha encantado la estancia. Gran personal y ubicación aún mejor, cerca del centro de la ciudad y de supermercados (no elegimos todo incluido). Comparado con las experiencias anteriores, el personal de limpieza dejó un poco que desear.
Comodo y atento el personal .tiene buena ubicaciòn para hacer snorkel .muy buen instructor llamado alonso. y muy linda alberca .estuvimos solo una noche pero el precio es justo por el servicio Serìa bueno que tuvieron el restaurante abierto para comer y poder cenar algo ahi mismo
La ubicación es buena en la isla, la vista es espectacular, la relación costo instalaciones es muy buena. Al ingresar tienen un aviso en que informan el tipo de cambio us dlls - mx peso en $12.00 sin embargo al hacer el check out les avise en la administración con anticipación y me cargron directo a la tarjeta de crédito sin consultarme y sin firmar ningún voucher, ahora me doy cuenta que me aplicaron un tipo de cambio de aproxidamente $12.85 pesos por us dolár. Eso en realidad me molesto.
La vista que tiene hacia el mar El servivio de limpieza
atencion del personal fue excelente no
Great staff - very friendly and helpful. Good breakfast. Nice bar and courtyard. Far enough back from main boulevard at the water to be quiet, but still close to many restaurants, the main square, etc. Good wifi. We stayed for two weeks, and were always treated well. Would stay here again. We agree about Oscar being awesome. Can't really think of anything. Oh, because our room was on the courtyard, there was sometimes some noise from down below at night, but it wasn't really bad.


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Power of Love International Ministries is birthed in the ashes when all hope had gone. The time between the vision and birthing have been a very long winding journey where the valleys are deep and the mountains are steep. This journey to me seems like a combination of Joseph, Job, David and the wilderness experience for those who entered the Promised Land. I had come to a point when I began to question whether I really heard from God, I questioned my calling I even questioned my faith. I thought if I was following His guidance and am in the right place, why all the afflictions probably this is all me and no God in it. I felt confused at the same time comforted by His Word and the experiences Joseph, Job and David's. Throughout the years I held on to His word.
God gave me a vision in 1995 while still a baby in the Lord. While I was worshiping in at home God spoke to me and told me to do what He had called to do. He said "I want you to go and visit prisoners and their families and help build bridges and bring healing to the families, go into hospitals and pray for the sick, work with the streets children, the orphans and the broken children and show them My love I want to put them in families. I was taken aback by all this; I couldn't comprehend it. I was like 'God I am not the right person I am just a baby Christian just delivered from evil spirits'. At that time there were even some mature Christians who looked at me as a woman delivered from demon possession; to them I wasn't the right candidate to be used by God in any way. Another thing I struggled with was the prisoners' part of the vision. I was like 'how can God of love have anything to do with criminals'? This was mostly due to my ignorance of scriptures. This is why God says "My people perish because of lack of knowledge." This is why we should take time to study the word of God. I thank God I was saved into a church that had solid teaching of the word; it's only that I was still growing. Due to that lack of the word I portrayed a holier than thou attitude just like some people in the Christians who didn't think I was the right candidate. My attitude did not please God at all and He rebuked me saying "just because you are not in prison does not mean were innocent" and pointed a few things in my past that were not pleasing to Him. He went on to say, if He had not sent His Son to die for my sins I would be just as condemned as the prisoners and it's that revelation that transformed my whole life. I realised that works have nothing to do with His grace and love. He said "I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I will have compassion (Rom 9:15)".Rom. 3:23 says "All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God" Who was I to question His providence?
I then decided to tell my then pastor about it and he humbly sat down with me and explained Matt. 25:35-37 to me. It's not that I had not heard or read it before it just didn't make sense to me at that time.
A few weeks after talking to my pastor while in a midweek service God spoke to me and asked me to go to the city Hospital and pray for the sick and I told Him I didn't have supporting scriptures and He gave me just three scriptures and said He will be with me and I felt equipped and ready to go. On my first hospital visit the six people and some of their relatives received Christ as their Lord and saviour. When I realised the hunger and desperation of people out there I became determined to accomplish the assignment God had given me. I then started working with the children on the streets. This was the beginning of our compassions ministry in our church. I did all this with joy but one thing I had not yet done was prisoners and their families.
One afternoon while off work walking along Samora Machel Avenue, as I approached Julius Nyerere I suddenly started praying in tongues I couldn't control it (imagine walking on a very busy City street and babbling a language others don't understand). God said "Go to the prison fellowship office across the road" wow I had no idea where the prison fellowship office was let alone know about them. While still praying I crossed the busy road and walked and found myself standing at the entrance on side street. This is when I became a member of the prison fellowship ministry and began prison and family visits. I had opportunities to meet and mentor ex-prisoners. We also organised holiday and Christmas functions for the children of prisoners most who would never have such an opportunity. We made sure that every child got a Christmas present. These were the best times for me just watching those children having a good time it gave me joy and satisfaction. As a working single mother it wasn't easy to juggle work, home and ministry but God gave me the grace and love to accomplish what I did in that season of my life which ended when I temporarily moved to another church before I coming to UK to study.
When God led me to go Bible College to study Theology I thought He was changing the course of my calling thinking that the vision I had was for the church I was in at that time and I was made to believe that my gifts will not work anywhere else. As God's plan began unfolding bit by bit I realised that the devil wanted me to believe the lies. While in my second year God spoke to me once again regarding working with children and young people and I wasn't happy about this and wrestled with God because to me it was too much. Again He wanted me to reach out to the broken children.
At college I had an opportunity to of ministering to a number of young people. My door was always open to them no matter how busy I was, I was always there to listen, counsel and pray with them.
After successfully completing my BA Honours in Biblical & Applied Theology, I went on to do Masters in Mission. I also became a youth Sunday school teacher in my church. After my MA graduation all hell broke loose, everything that had to go wrong went wrong. I had an accident, got sick become homeless, jobless and victimised. I entered into a time of uncertainty, terror, pain, fear and despair, helplessness; at the same time, a time of cleansing, breaking, character building and submission. I became like a child holding on to God, trusting and depending on Him even on smallest things. It was time of spiritual growth, learning the word of God at the feet of Jesus. A time of intimacy with God through praise, worship, prayer and revelation. I was in the potters hands and still am, because God hasn't finished with me yet. He will surely complete the good work he has begun in me.
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Ladies, we've all been in that awkward situation where you've got a bit of your lip colour on your teeth. It's very embarrassing, especially when somebody points it out to you out loud. Well, good news, there's a way to prevent this.
1Apply lip balm. Crackled lip colour is almost as unattractive as bright red lipstick on your teeth.
2Line your lips. Use a nude shade of lip liner if you'll be applying sheer or neutral lipstick. Otherwise, try to match it to the colour lipstick you'll be wearing.
3Fill in your lips with the same lip liner. This provides a base for your lipstick to stick to. Avoid filling in your "inner lips" - where the teeth naturally hits the lip.
4Apply your lipstick. Preferably, use a lip brush for this so you have more control of where the colour goes. Be sure to apply your lipstick evenly and within the lip lines. Optionally, apply lipgloss after this step.
5Put your finger in your mouth. Form an O with your mouth around your finger, and gently slide your finger straight out of your mouth. Any lip colour that was on your inner lips is now on your finger. This step is crucial, as lip colours on the inner lips will rub off onto teeth after you've left the mirror.
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