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I love many aspects of history and I love modern military and firearm history. The History Channel and a friend of mine got me turned onto John Browning, and my first in this line of firearms was a FN FAL. Though not a Browning design directly, it is a Fabrique Nationale design which John Browning worked with from 1895 until 1926. Eventually I bought a Browning Hi Power since it is a Browning/FM design.
The design, its elegant look and its history is what attracted me. A brand new Hi Power will be one expensive 9mm, but very much worth the money. But I got lucky and found a series of them being retired from Israel Law Enforcement. I thought why would you discard such a reliable sidearm? Israel decided to adopt their home grown Jericho 941, and I can understand. I'm just glad there were people like me to give these excellent pistols new homes. I bought mine for nearly half the price of a brand new one.
My Hi Power was manufactured in Belgium at Fabrique Nationale in 1969, has a commander style hammer and a factory 13 round magazine. In a lot of ways it's like a European 1911 but in 9mm and filled to the brim with ammo. How does a 45 plus year old pistol function? Flawlessly. Right out of the box and for 6 years has not had a single malfunction.
I'm not the only one to say it has one of the best grips for a high capacity pistol, and the design is 80 years old. When you fire it, it has an awesome feel. It feels elegant, yet has authority. It has a reasonably simple disassembly. Some people may bad mouth the heavy trigger and the magazine disconnect, but I like the trigger. It did not take long for me to become accurate with it. The magazine disconnect is something the European countries are strongly in favor, so it was put in since the beginning, but it is well made and I don't mind it. It's side effect is the magazine partially removes and hangs. It's not drop free, but you just grab it. No biggie.
If you've never shot one and have had all modern pistols from the last 15 years so so, seriously try one. This 9mm taught the modern ones how to walk and talk. But as a word of caution, since the early '90s, there are converted models into .40 S&W. I shot one and it was as accurate as a laser beam, but it felt overpowered to where it lost feel and character. It felt vague. I felt this defeated the original intent of the Hi Power and was aiming to sell the look of this pistol to a bigger market. It would be better to go to an FN FNP40 instead. Make sure you try a 9mm Hi Power first so you understand what its about.
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Monday, February 13, 2017
Got inspiration to resume this blog
When I first started I thought I would review guns that's I've shot, but I can't afford to test tons of guns. It requires facility and gun rental fees. But recently I have found that I can bring to this my experience, thoughts and expressions. So I'm going to be writing about experiences I've gained. I have a lot more to work with since the first months I started this blog. I'm not an expert, but I know and understand a lot. I will not tolerate anyone picking out things I say and using it to say I don't know crap and putting me down. This is supposed to be a bit more of an information exchange, not a "I know more than you" exchange.
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Friday, August 3, 2012
Glock part 2
I didn't follow up on the Glock thing right away. I got it back after they updated it and refinished the slide, it looked nice. It functioned brilliantly. But I eventually got bored of it. I like Glock, but I'm not fanatical about them. I sold it and bought a Romanian AK, and then in early 2011 I bought an Israeli issue Browning Hi Power, made by Fabrique Nationale, and I still have and enjoy that one.
I do have a baby Glock 26 9mm that I carry around it it's served me well.
I do have a baby Glock 26 9mm that I carry around it it's served me well.
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I appreciate all the pageviews I have got since I opened this blog, but since I can't cover the news anywhere near as fast as the major publications, and I have tons of hobbies and my regular life that I attend to, that I can't do much of anything for this blog, but I will keep it up in its current state.
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Friday, September 2, 2011
New Times, New Guns
It's been a long time since I posted on my blog. It's rather hard for me to do reviews and stuff like that because they already have been done. Instead I can relate about my experience and give thoughtful opinion. Last year I bought a baby Glock 26 in 9mm, I like it. I choose to carry it. Then last summer I built an FAL battle rifle from a brand new Argentina built kit (minus receiver), bought the receiver from DSA, a good friend of mine and I put it together, and I've been working rounds through it. It's my second, the first was a Century International Arms built one, and it was far from perfect. This one is superb and shoots fantastic. Then earlier this year, I bought a former Israel Police duty Browning High Power, made by Fabrique Nationale in Beligium, with the commander style hammer. Some wear adding to character, but a beautiful pistol. It was manufactured in 1969, and was told that it may not like hollow points (many handguns didn't get the throating treatment until the '80s when hollow points were getting closer to perfection), but I haven't had an issue. So that's pretty much the update.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Glock troubles and rewards (part one?)
I bought a second generation Glock model 17, looked it up and it was manufactured in 1994 I think it is. Got it for really cheap, I think some of the members of the shop I bought it from have overall mixed feelings of Glock, but I don't take it seriously because most come from a traditional point of view regarding handguns, such as 1911 and .45, the 'best combination there is.' Something like that. I highly respect that. However, polymer is no mere plastic. Its just a new and different way to make a potent, reliable firearm. But since it was second hand with quite a bit of holster wear, it had character and some wear. I cleaned it well, but time after time of targetshooting, the feeling I was getting as it recoiled was getting worse. Then I had heard about some of the services Glock performs for really reasonable, such as refinishing the slide to factory look, and that they do a free inspection, I figured that is the way to go. So I sent it in last week, I hope to hear from them soon about how it's going.
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Monday, November 24, 2008
The Lee Enfield (SMLE) infantry rifle Part 1
The Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) combat military rifle had seen service for over 60 years, starting right at the turn of the century. The British had learned hard and quick that when they went into battle with the Boers in South Africa that the early Mauser rifles were superior to early Enfields........(read part 2)
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The Lee Enfield (SMLE) infantry rifle Part 2
One of the major problems was the mismatch in sizes made for different troops. Early Enfields that still accomadated black powder were taken out of the equasion, and the Lee Enfield was made one universal length. When the Mk. III hit The Great War (WWI), many didn't think it was any better, but since it was stuck in the middle of battle, there was no looking back. Once the Germans advanced, the Lee Enfield showed its newfound superority. The bolt action was rugged and smooth, and exceptionally quick. It was soon found that British soldiers could fire what was called "The Mad Minute." The Mad Minute was 30 rounds in one minute fired at their enemy, some could fire more than that. The rate of fire from one rifle could rival that of an automatic fired weapon. This rate of fire from many British soldiers would decimate German troop advances.
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The Lee Enfield (SMLE) infantry rifle Part 3
Many versions have been built through many different eras, but the same rugged, reliable, accurate basis of a rifle was still there. Even though the British would eventually go with a large caliber battle rifle, and then a small rifle caliber assault rifle, some would say that none are completely much better than a good 'ol infantry bolt action at the hands of a good rifleman. For all the history, and characteristics the rifle has to offer, I plan on adding one to my collection.
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
Be careful who you vote for
I'd rather not get into politics here in my blog much, however I feel that whos going to be in office soon may have an impact on your right to keep and bear arms. I seriously hope there aren't any firearms enthusiasts who are voting for Obama. I don't think people know the half of what they are voting for if they have Obama in mind. He has consistently voted time and time again for gun bans and ammunition bans, while giving you the campaign talk that he wont do anything with firearms rights, or lately talks about what is "reasonable." His version of "reasonable" restrictions are that you only have single shot guns. If thats so, whats the point? Be careful who you vote for. The second amendment is the foundation of most of what everything in our country is laid upon, and without it, all the other promisses one may make are just securities without liberties.
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Saturday, June 7, 2008
Springfield XDm (1)
The New Springfield XDm is available(The M Factor), which is a new edition and advancement over the previous Xd, which was already innovative. I had an XD 40, and as a lot of people know, they had a chamber indicator, a striker indicator, and a trigger safety detent like a Glock. And they have a grip that was built to be comfortable, and in my opinion, even more comfortable than Glock. The XD was built from scratch to be tough, reliable, robust and exceptionally accurate. And they are. (read Part 2)
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Springfield XDm (2)
I like both the Glock line and the XD line pretty equally, but at the time I got the 40, I shot a 9mm version and it was unusually snappy compared to the Glock, so I tried the 40 and it had a smooth recoil. But honestly, I don't have any sort of problems with any of the XDs. And the XD45 came out with an unheard of 13+1 capacity in the behemoth .45 ACP cartridge. Glock, do you have a response? Now, I don't have a picture of it to post, I just could not find one, but one will be posted at some point. But I will point out that the new M factor has a smoother slide look than the old XD, which was a stepped fashion, kind of like a Sig with broad shoulders. For me, that looks better, plus they come with a match grade barrel (as if the old XD wasn't good enough *sarcasm*). More details as they come.
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How to get my child to nap??(26 Posts)
My baby is 4 months has always been a bad day time sleeper. The only place he will nap is in the sling - then he can go for 2 hours straight in there) if i put him in the cot he becomes hysterical. He is hysterical if i hold him, shush or pat, sing, bounce, anything. He also hates the buggy, bouncer abd car seat. All he wants to do is suck and sleep with my nipple in his mouth. (That part is a new thing)
Im started to struggle to carry and hold him all day every nap now and its starting to get me down as i dont get a moment to just step away and breathe!
Has anyone experiemced this or know how to gently encourage him to sleep anywhere apart from on me.
No idea. My 4 month old will only nap in a moving pushchair. Would you consider trying to offer a dummy for comfort instead of your nipple?
"Hate" is a strong word, especially so for a tiny baby. It's not that baby hates the things you mention, they are just new and baby isn't used to them.
Babies need to learn good sleeping habits. They don't necessarily come naturally.
Basic things that help most babies sleep are:
■ full tummy
■ sucking
- The parent dependant option is nipple
- The independent sleeping option is dummy
■ secure feeling
- The parent dependant options are holding, sling, cosleeping
- The independent sleeping options are swaddle (tight round arms and shoulders), sleeppyhead
■ Movement
- These are all parent dependant but some are easier to wean off then others. Rocking in arms, pushchair, carseat, bouncing in bouncy chair, walking in sling
I have just posted about this in the 'bad habits' thread as i have just got my daughter into the cot for the first time and out of the sling, for the same reasons as you. She is slightly older at almost six months. I did allow her to whinge whilst I patted and shushed (which I hadn't done before) but would have stopped if she became hysterical or if the whinging had gone on for longer than I was comfortable with. I did put a piece of my clothing worn yesterday in with her, which might have helped prevent her from getting too upset, like in the past.
Last Friday she screamed when I put her near her cot, but my HV said I should keep trying periodically as what they don't do one week, they might do the next, iyswim.
Thank you user1474026214 that is reassuring to hear. I did try today, but he just got so angry and upset even though i was cuddling him non stop. In the end i gave up and put the lights on and went downstairs - he immediately stopped crying. He sleeps there in the night and goes to sleep himself and so i am hoping this will filter to naps but seems to be a totally different kettle of fish.
Heirhelp - he did used to have a dummy but we found that he just spat it out and woke up after 10-20 mins and then wouldnt go back to sleep so we have tried to stop using it and only use in public now. I would use one for nap times if i could be certain he wouldnt need it for night as i dont want to mess up him going off to sleep by himself (not that he stays asleep - we are still up 4/5 times) i was hoping he will suck his thumb but he seems to forget all about it when he is upset. Poor thing.
Its so hard to know what to do, to strike the balance of being there for them, but not creating 'bad habits', but making them feel secure, but not letting it be detremental to yourself.
I love being with him, i would just like to know that thinhs will get easier! :-)
It sounds really hard OP. You have my sympathies. DD would only sleep on me but at that age she would at least sleep in the bouncy chair sometimes if I bounced it with my foot. We used white noise a lot. She was a law unto her own and only ever used to nap 30mins at a time.... but I did eventually get her to nap in her cot around 6 months. She would feed to sleep and I'd put her down - judge that as you see fit. I'd say don't stress too much about bad habits because they are always changing and what they do this week they might not do the next. Feeding to sleep is common at this point. I think there's far too much pressure on mums to stop creating 'bad habits' rather than just going with the flow as a coping mechanism. Must be hard not to get a break though. Can you put him on a playmat or jumperoo for 20mins while you sit and do whatever you like? Do you have other DC?
No other children. Only just starting to be able to put him down as he had/has (managed) reflux so i spent the first 3 months holding him upright hence the sling. But i am trying. I dont have many friends with babes so i never know what's usual or not. I think that becuase he doesnt sleep well at night, and in the day i carry so cant rest, i am feeling burnt out. Thanks everyone!
I was just about to ask about reflux. Is the sling being close to you or being upright? If it's you then have you tried swaddling &/or lying baby on a tshirt you have just taken off so it smells of you?
Sorry just seen its a combo. Have you tried elevating one end of the cot as well?
Loud white noise and a dark room? Swaddling? Sleepyhead?
He is in sleepyhead (fills the whole thing now!), white noise on, sleeping bag - wanted him out of swaddle so he could find fingers. Cot is elevated. Havent tried the tshirt idea though! Mightve the magic answer! ;-)
My daughter would only nap on me until she was 13 months. Occasionally in the car or buggy but absolutely no way in her cot.
Suddenly, after 13 months, she started napping happily in her cot. No apparent reason why she's suddenly changed her mind.
I tried regularly to get her to nap in her cot but it never worked until then. I just thought "sod it" and let her nap on me as I felt that as long as she slept that was the main thing - I didn't really mind how she slept.
I just let my 5 month old fall asleep as/when /where. She doesn't have nap times and if she falls asleep on me and I need to go do something I just put her down. I'm not sure that forced nap times are the answer? She's slept through since 5 weeks.
4 months is a tough time with the four month sleep regression and a big developmental leap. My DS is the same, not a fan of the car seat/buggy much prefers the sling or to sleep on me.
DS1 was exactly the same though so I'm trying not to stress about it. I'm sure it was about six months when he started napping in his cot/buggy etc so I'm hoping for the same this time. They are much happier once they can sit/roll/crawl etc as well. This part is the hardest bit I think for feeling touched out when they need to be constantly attached.
Thanks 5minutestobed at least i know other people are in the same bost so its not so lonely! X
Sounds like my little boy a month ago! He would never nap even if I tried shushing, patting, lullabies - everything like this seemed to wind him up more. He would also never nap out and about and I started to pull my hair out and get really stressed (with a grumpy baby!)
In the end I stopped worrying about it and thought I'd go with the flow more! This seemed to calm us all down and I started to pick up cues a lot easier. I also preserved with the cot and found that I just could read a book, sing twinkle twinkle, kiss him on the forehead and say sleep tight and then left the room. Anything else would just overstimulate him further. He did cry a bit but soon settled (if not I'd go in every 10 mins and give him a kiss). I think my little one is just very easily over simulated.
This helped him go to sleep but our days were still very erratic (with sort naps and long naps and these being different every day) which is why I started to introduce a rough routine during the day as to feeding times and nap times. The times were set in stone but would fall half hour between ideal times. This has worked wonders for him, I think as he knows what will happen when and therefore eats better and sleeps better. I just think I have a baby that needs a routine, a bit like his mother!
My baby is 10weeks old and will not nap for longer than 20-30minutes unless I hold her and then I have to rock and jiggle her every 20mins (I assume between sleep cycles). She used to sleep for a few hours at s time in her Moses basket or car seat/pushchair. She now screams incessantly in her car seat. If she does fall asleep in the car or pushchair again it's only for 20mins and then the screaming starts. At home she cries in the bouncer. if we rock her, then put her down after 20/30 mins (swaddled, white noise, funny if she takes it), she'll still wake up after 10mins of being put down. She is fine for about 5mins of waking, smiley and playful, then the screaming commences as she's still tired. I used to nanny twins and I've babysat for many young babies. I'd stupidly told myself that I was prepared for anything motherhood would throw at me, but I'm sad to say my dd is the crankiness baby I have ever known. I love her beyond words and I know if she slept longer she'd be so much happier because on the occasional day where I've literally held her and stopped her from waking my jiggling, she's so much happier. Other days jiggling does not work. She sleeps ok at night. Down by 8.30-9, and wakes twice for feeds. She is Ebf. Any advice?
Funny should be dummy
Sounds totally normal hopeful. I would just carry on holding her for naps for now. It won't be forever, its more important that they get enough sleep, you can work on independent naps when she gets bigger, 10 weeks is still tiny.
DS is 19 weeks and currently asleep on my chest. DS1 slept on me until he was six months.
Have you tried a sling? Ds will stay asleep in the sling so I can at least get things done sometimes! Most of the time I just sit and enjoy the baby snuggles though!
Do you mean like a moby wrap? I haven't but I'm willing to try. Is that the type you use? I have a Tula with infant insert but she hates it. Again screams the entire time I wear her in it.
Sympathies...mine was the same, could stay awake for ten hours straight no bother. At 6 months she suddenly napped for 20 minutes in the cot, it was a revelation.
Sympathies indeed. If it's any comfort my twins napping was HORRENDOUS at 4 months, and they do need a lot of sleep, so it meant they were constantly overtired to boot. I remember a few days where I spent literally the whole day trying to get one or other of them off to sleep. But they are 7 months now and much, much better.
The Sleepyhead was an absolute life saver - I know it's extortionately priced, but you can pick them up secondhand. They settled and slept so much better in them.
Night time sleep is still a bit rubbish mind, but that's another story...
I have a connecta and a woven wrap Hopeful a Moby would work or she might prefer the Tula without the insert?
Its good to know that things may improve with time!
Heloise1982 - how did you get them to nap better?
I have tried everything with my boy. He just cries and cries unless put in sling sucking fingers or if nipple is in his mouth for the entire nap! Ha!
Well like I say the Sleepyhead was a massive help (we didn't get it til they were 4 months old but they are tiny, so fitted fine, and still do.) I also put black out blinds made out of silver foil over the windows which helped to, but in all honesty, I don't think it was anything I did. They just sort of figured it out for themselves slowly (no big turning point, just sort of gradually got better, and we still get the odd bad day, but not too often.) I've found 4 months a horrible time for naps with all of mine - they've outgrown the newborn ability to sleep anywhere, but not yet figured how to settle themselves properly in their cots. Miserable when you're stuck in it I know; my twins' overtired wailing whilst simultaneously refusing to sleep for daaaays on end nearly broke me! But it will get better, honestly.
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Naseem means Morning breeze, and charts the story of a young school going girl Naseem (Mayuri Kango) in the months leading up to the demolition of Babri Masjid in 1992. She shares deep and loving bond with his ailing grandfather (Kaifi Azmi) who represents the era of communal harmony between Hindus and Muslims in India, as he fondly recalls the times he spent in pre-Independent Agra. As communal tension erupts in the city of Bombay, Naseem get increasingly bewildered by changing dynamics at her school and in the neighbourhood, while her grandfather watches helplessly at a city getting deeply divided over the Babri Masjid issue. The film ends with the grandfather passing away on the day of demolition of Babri Masjid.
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"What do you mean, 'Mr. Wonka, sir, I don't think it's a good idea to use those dolls'? For one thing, they're puppets, not dolls! And why not?"
"All I'm saying is that this girl just lost her mother, and she's coming to meet her last living relative," Charlie explained gently. "I just think that it'd be a bit… rude… to greet her with those doll, er, puppets."
"But that song is so catchy!" protested Willy.
"Let me put it this way, Mr. Wonka," Grandpa Joe said, resting a hand on the younger man's shoulder. "Those puppets haunted me more than anything that happened to the other children."
"Well, alright…" he finally relented, seeming a bit hurt. "I guess I won't use them. Besides, I haven't quite figured out yet how to keep the fireworks and avoid burning the whole thing down." He quickly brightened, however. "But do you think she could see them later, when she's more comfortable here?"
"Of course," nodded Charlie. "After all, it's still your factory. Providing you don't burn the place down."
"Oh, I'll figure it out sooner or later. I think I'm getting pretty close now."
Wren Samson stepped out of the hotel, and instantly felt the dead chill that had set in over the night. She pulled her long black dress coat around her as she stepped into the limousine her father had sent, her purple eyes blinking furiously as a dozen lights from cameras flashed in her face. She quickly shut the door and was lost behind the tinted window.
She had gotten in at three thirty, and a cab had taken her to a five star hotel suite where she had been able to catch a few hours sleep. She awoke at seven, and had gotten ready, both physically and mentally, for the ordeal ahead. After that, she had just paced and tried to occupy herself with her current books, The Red Green Book and The Rose After the Thorns: Breeding Roses for Experienced Gardeners. She also listened to a lot of show tunes. That's what she did when she was nervous. Or upset. Or happy, for that matter.
The girl touched the metal box she had hidden under her coat. She didn't want the press to see it, because they would want to know what was in it. Wren herself didn't even know what was in it. Her mother had given it to her, she had said to give it to her father.
She sighed, leaning back onto the plush black vinyl. She felt sick, like she always did right before a music exam or a performance. And this wasn't something you could make yourself faint and get out of it. As much as she hated to admit it, she had gotten out of at least five concerts that way. Never an exam, though.
It was fifteen minutes to six, pm, and they were about ten minutes away from the factory. It would have been so ironic if it was ten o'clock. Everyone knew that ten o'clock am on February 1st had been the day the great chocolate factory had been closed, and on the same time and date fifteen years later, it had been opened again to those ten people.
I wonder what he's doing right now…she thought to herself. This is probably just a slight inconvenience for a man like him. He's probably just heading out of another room right now to make it to the door on time to meet me.
Actually, Willy Wonka had been up since five, pacing his room for nearly an hour before spending nearly another hour getting his hair just right. Normally it only took half an hour. He was more vain about his long locks than most women were. After that, it was dressing in his favourite plum-coloured jacket and his lavender gloves that squeaked just a bit and reminded him of his father's dentist gloves. Next his hat, situated just so on his head, and then his candy-filled cane that he didn't need but carried around for show. He tried to go about business as usual, but his head was in the clouds. Only a few quick Oompa-Loompas saved him from a rather nasty incident with the Exploding Sweets.
He was so nervous on his way to the main hallway that it was a miracle in itself that he didn't run face first into the glass elevator as he had done so many times before. Charlie had started keeping count, actually, and on the clear wall was a tally in window markers totalling eleven. Of course, they were erased every month, and there were two elevators.
The great glass box stopped two floors before, and Charlie himself stepped in, dressed in a bluish suit that actually looked rather nice on him.
"Nervous?" the boy asked as the elevator zipped off. Both had grown used to it, although a bar had been installed so that he could hold on.
"Well that's the understatement of a lifetime," he replied, frowning slightly, checking his reflection in the glass. "I look alright, right? My hair's okay?"
"Your hair is fine, Mr. Wonka, and so are your clothes and your teeth and everything else. I'm sure Wren is going to love you. After all, if I were meeting my father for the first time, I'd certainly be glad for it."
The door of the limousine swung open, and the flashing lights started once more. The girl stepped out, the heel of her black shoe breaking though a thin puddle of ice. She lifted her head, and her thin brown hair fell away to reveal eyes that held a trace of fear. She glanced at the factory door for a split second before her gaze darted to the ground.
Every paper in the city seemed to be there, and they all wanted a clean shot of her face. Microphones were pushed towards her, but their wielders were pushed back by the police, as were those who were waving signs painted with the likes of "Boycott Immoral Wonka!" and "Chocolatiers Should Be Choosey!"
Wren was blinking rapidly against the bright lights, but she caught a glimpse of a sign that made her blood boil.
"Wonka, Out of Wedlock with a Whore!"
She walked past, however, although a quick hand motion, seemingly to move back a strand of her hair, was actually used to wipe away several tears.
As soon as she was through the great iron gates, they closes and the factory doors opened. There stood Willy Wonka, his malt silver coat open to reveal his best purple jacket and his neo-Victorian garb.
Wren looked up, nearly raising an eyebrow. She had been half-expecting the dolls. Walking up the steps, she finally faced the man her mother had cursed for over fifteen years.
The sole thought that flashed through her mind was: How in the hell did Mom fall for a wing-nut like this?
A wide grin shot across Willy's pale face. "Hi, Wren! I'm so glad to finally meet you! I hope you'll be happy in the factory!" He opened his arms, anticipating a hug. This was rare for him, usually he avoided physical contact. Perhaps the nature of parenthood was getting to him already…
Instead of leaping into his arms in a flurry of tears with a swell of music played on thirty-some violins in the background, however, Wren grasped his left hand in her own, shaking it. "Thank you, Mr. Wonka, and thank you for taking me in, as well."
On the outside, he was still smiling, although it had been subdued a shade and his right arm had dropped limply by his side. Inside, however, he was downright put off. Mr. Wonka! Mr. Wonka is my father! Well, actually, my father is Dr. Wonka, but…
The two entered the factory, and the massive doors slammed shut behind them.
"Just drop your coat anywhere," said Willy, gesturing to the area in general. "My, uh, staff, will get it later. Your things beat you here, they're already in your room. I thought I'd show you where you'll be staying, and then give you a little tour of the factory. Sound good?"
"I'd like that, Mr. Wonka," she replied stiffly, tentatively placing her long coat on the floor and hugging the metal box to her chest. Underneath she was wearing a black pleated skirt and a white blouse that didn't seem to differ so much from her school uniform. She noted that it was hot, but didn't ask why. She figured maybe Americans were more sensitive to the cold.
"Oh, and about the whole Mr. Wonka thing… You can call me… You know, Dad or something, if you want. I'm not really used to the title, but it sounds a bit more… right, you know?"
Wren's answer was careful, almost rehearsed. And perhaps it had been. "Until we know each other and have a relationship beyond that of the biological bond, I'd feel more comfortable with 'Mr. Wonka'."
The man was visibly crestfallen. "Oh, yeah, I guess that's best. I mean, we just met, and I don't know you and you don't know me, so… Yeah." He straightened his jacket in an attempt to look business-like. "Come this way, Wren. Or would you prefer 'Miss Sampson'?"
She caught the barbed sarcasm, but she knew she deserved that. "Wren is fine, Mr. Wonka. Lead the way."
Mrs. Bucket heard the conversation from the end of the hallway where she stood with her family. Oh, my, she thought to herself. That didn't go well at all. Poor Willy…
"You've probably seen Charlie and his family on the news, but this is them," the candy man introduced, still acting stiff and professional, which didn't suit him at all. "Mr. and Mrs. Bucket, Grandpa Joe, Grandma Josephine, Grandpa George, and… Well, Grandma Georgina thinks she's a sheep-talker right now, so she's probably in the Cotton Candy Room…"
Wren seemed confused. "Why would there be sheep in the…" Maybe she was already expecting the worst in the factory, or maybe it was the Wonka genes in her, but she immediately recalled how much cotton candy looked like wool. A look of disgust shot across her face. She had eaten Wonka cotton candy! "That's disgusting!"
"Oh, it's hygienic and everything," her father assured her. "FDA standards. As for the sheep, well, it's a funny story. I might tell you some time. Come now, time to see your room!"
The girl made a vow to herself not to eat anything in the factory unless she knew what was in it and what it had grown on. She followed the man, who had just looked over his shoulder.
"Heh, purple eyes. Bet you hated those growing up. I know I did."
Well. That was random. Then again,he's random… "I did get teased a bit, so I just started wearing colour contacts, and… Watch out!"
Willy Wonka stepped face-first into the glass elevator for the umpteenth time. He pulled away, the breaking of the suction giving a slightly pop. "Yeah, I sorta meant to do that…"
Charlie sighed, pulling a marker from his jacket pocket, opening the elevator, and making another mark on the glass wall. "You get used to it after a while. Trust me."
"Uh huh…" That was the sole response she could formulate. How the hell could my mother have set her sights on an idiot like this? She could have done so much better! Hey, he might have been a gigolo. Then she should have gotten her money back
Both got into the elevator, and Willy pushed a button with the end of his cane. It went up, somewhat slowly for the elevator.
As they ascended, Wren gazed out in wonder at the floors they were passing. A room with giant pillow-shaped marshmallows, a room that was dark but had what seemed to be glow-in-the-dark lollypops illuminating it, and a swimming pool that was filled with pink lemonade. So it was no surprise that she nearly jumped out of her skin when the candy man rapped the metal box with his cane.
"What's in that?" he asked, apparently just noticing it.
She had forgotten all about it. "My mom, she told me to give this to you. I don't know what's in it, actually."
He took it, examining it carefully. It was a rather plain box, red with a silver pattern on the top and sides. It looked cheap, in all honesty. He was about to open it when the elevator jerked sideways. Willy, used to it, managed to keep his balance. His daughter, however, was flung face-first against the thick glass.


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*Update* New masteries!!! Updated runes as well for new masteries. 40% CDR is now perfect! And the new movement speeds works amazing with my Quints. The items I now have in this build are designed MOSTLY for 3v3's. It's not a build set in stone but you should build against the enemy team. Counter them!
*Update* I updated my items, Wriggle lantern is just too good to pass up now. Works so well on him with the ward trick.
Greetings Summoners! I'm glad you're taking a look at my Lee Sin guide, I've been doing some testing and experimentation with Lee Sin and I found that the majority of these Lee Sin builds on MOBAFire are either pure Glass Cannons, or way too Tanky for him to be of much use. He is such an all-around amazing champion and has a lot of variety to his skills. Although it also is a preference to go AD, or Tanky DPS. I choose AD, because he is much more effective like this. (IMO of course)
This guide isn't for beginners, or new players to Lee Sin. You'll need some experience to use this build effectively. Also, this build won't make you unstoppable, or invincible, only YOU can do those things by working on your:
1 - Team Communication
2 - Teamwork
3 - Warding
4 - Assisting lanes
5 - Ganking
6 - Map awareness
7 - Skill usage
8 - Last hitting
9 - Not overextending
And the list goes on, but I don't want to make this guide to explain how to do all those things, it comes with experience. I want to make this guide to give all the Lee Sin users a nice new spin on their builds. You don't have to follow every last bit of this build, feel free to mix it up and try new things and leave me a comment down below on things I should try or change. I'll be happy to test your thoughts and ideas and create an option portion of the guide for your improvements to the guide. Thanks again, enjoy!
UPDATE: - Changed summoner spells to Ignite and Flash due to new meta-game.
- Changed item build order to better suit durability.
My runes setup is pretty standard for any AD Champion, but these runes are not set-in stone. You should choose runes that suit your playing style, it's just the right thing to do.
9 x Armor Pene Marks: For that great early game damage, also stacks well with your Brutalizer
9 x Flat Armor Seals: To sustain damage early-mid game without building tanky.
9 x Flat Magic Resist Glyphs: Read Armor Seal explanation.
3 x Movement Speed Quints: For that amazing MS that Lee Sin needs to chase, and position his R.
Nothing too special here about the masteries, they are a pretty standard 21-0-9. But I would like to point out why I get Archmage's Savy, Archaic Knowledge, Burning Embers, and Good Hands.
Archmage's Savy: The main reason I get this is because Lee Sin isn't based on his criticals, he get's the majority of his damage from his skills. And this little bit of ability power can help add significant portion of AP to your W.
Archaic Knowledge: I honestly don't know why most people don't get this on Lee Sin, I guess they don't realize that his E is magic damage that scales with your AD. And since your building AD with this build, it only seems like the right thing to do.
Burning Embers: This mastery is much more worth investing in than the Offensive Mastery that does extra damage to minions, the 10 extra AP helps with your W a bit. It may not be much, but it can be the deciding factor between living or dying at times. It only takes that last tick of ignite to kill you, and this 10 extra AP to save you.
Good Hands: This skill is such an easy choice over Perseverance. Would you prefer 10% of your death timer? Or if you have 100 HP Regen per 5 seconds and get an extra 4 HP per 5 seconds? It's honestly worthless. Do yourself a favor and take those points out of it. You'll be glad you did.
Usually I start off with a Long Sword and 1 HP Potion, you can also start off with Boots and 3 HP Potions if you have a hard time staying in lane. I try to stay in lane untill I have enough you get my Brutalizer and a pair of Boots. Most people don't realize how amazing CDR is on Lee Sin. He already has low CD's on his skills, but being able to proc your Q every 3 seconds? Think about it! Since he is so heavily reliant on his skills, why not make it so he can use them more often? Plus, his ult has a dangerously low CD with some CDR. It is simply a beautiful thing, having your ult up in EVERY team fight can make or break your match. After I finish my CDR boots, I start working towards a Bloodthirster. Because you need some lifesteal other than your W and it stacks well with it. Now, after your Thirster, you need to examine their team carefully, which champions are your biggest threat? Problems with AP Champs? Get a Banshee's Veil and/or Force of Nature. Problems with AD Champs? Grab a Thornmail, Guardian Angel, Randuin's Omen or Sunfire Cape. I decided to include Banshee's Veil in the build because it's almost never a bad idea to pick one of these puppy's up. Don't forget to get wards whenever you can, carry your team with sight! (Even though you're Blind.) If there are people stacking armor, try getting a Last Whisper to punch through their defense. Or you could get a Black Cleaver for some extra AS and AD with some nice Armor Pene. A second Bloodthirster works, but only if you are doing really well. As a last item, Guardian Angel is a great choice because living or dying at this point can make or break your game. Finish your Brutalizer into a Youmuu's Ghostblade usually after your 4th or 5th item for the extra armor pene and CDR. The active is also quite useful at times, especially for backdooring (Only if you have to).
Skill Sequence
Maxing your Q first is usually the best bet, unless the match is going downhill, try either maxing your E or W first depending if your Team needs help or you are getting focused 24/7. But normally if you play safe, you can max your Q first.
Summoner Spells
Ignite and Ghost are what I personally use, Your Q-R-Q-E-E-Ignite combo is SO awesome. But use whatever spells you feel comfortable with. Flash is quite nice on Lee Sin if you have trouble positioning your kicks, escaping, etc. Just don't be a troll and use Clarity!
And so we reach the end of the Guide. I hope you enjoyed it, and please, don't troll downvote without actually trying it. It'd mean a lot to me to hear what you have to say, I also would like to apologize for adding the "Require Comment To Vote" feature. Just trying to prevent the trolls from doing what they do best, trolling. If you leave a comment with your ideas and other thoughts on the guide, I'll be sure to test them out and add a Optional portion of the guide. Thanks again! Oh, and here is a screenshot of my recent games with this build. Just to give you some incentive to try it!
As a young teen, Lee Sin was intent on becoming a summoner. His will and dedication were unmatched by any of his peers, and his skill drew the attention of Reginald Ashram, the League's High Councilor at the time. While studying at the Arcanum Majoris, Lee Sin became frustrated with instruction paced for the other students. He spent his free time researching the nuances of summoning in hopes of graduating sooner. He made amazing advances in his arcane studies, surpassing all other students. By all indications, he would have become one of the League's greatest summoners were it not for one terrible mistake. Too impatient, he attempted to test his ability by summoning a beast from the Plague Jungles. What he summoned instead was a young boy, but not in one piece. He barely had time to look the boy in what was once his face before the jumbled human mass fell lifeless to the floor. A League investigation later revealed that the boy's entire village was obliterated by feedback from the ritual.
Lee Sin's talents were so promising that the League was willing to overlook the incident, but he could never forgive himself. He left the Institute and journeyed to the Shojin Monastery for eternal repentance, swearing never to practice magic again. Years later, hoping to atone for his crime with martyrdom, he set himself ablaze as a protest of the Noxian occupation of Ionia. He remained alive in this state, enduring searing agony for weeks. His actions paved the way for a League match wherein Ionia prevailed, but by the time he was doused, his eyes had been burned completely from their sockets. Hailed as a savior, he was reborn, and his will to act invigorated. He joined the League of Legends to continue his atonement with sweat and blood, a true monk's only possessions.
''The actions of one may sunder the world, but the efforts of many may rebuild it.'' - Lee Sin


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Hahahaha ... dont you guys need to sleep? Skaught, even so, I think a sex change is inevitable ...
if for sex change , you should change with a girl , then you became that girl , so cool ~ ~
Skaught, do you really want to help him or ruin him?
hahaha, bingo! Don't you think the overly retarded comments may cause immense brain damages? sometimes I do feel my brain hurts like hell while reading them.
You are right. Well I guess I just missed the point. What OP wants is to improve his ORAL english. If he was in the states and hanging out with retarded friends making retarded jokes, he obviously would improve his ORAL english in some retarded ways. If so, good for him.
OP, there you go, walking right towards the direction. Nice work, Skaught, you got him.


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Jonathan Edwards believes that Jephthah did not put his daughter to death but devoted her to perpetual virginity. At first I was skeptical, but his comparisons to Hebrews 11 and several of the women devoted to virginity in the NT as well as commands to Widows makes this seem even more likely. So after reading it, I think Edwards is right on it. I've quoted the pages in full below, but you may read it directly from Yale here:
Note 223. Judges 11:3040.
Concerning JEPHTHAH'S VOW and his offering up his daughter. That Jephthah did not put his daughter to death and burn her in sacrifice, the following things evince.
by Jonathan Edwards
The tenor of his vow, if we suppose it to be a lawful vow, did not oblige him to it. He promised that whatsoever come forth of the doors of his house to meet him, should surely be the Lord's, and he would offer it up for a burnt offering. He was obliged to no more by this vow than only to deal with whatsoever come forth of the doors of his house to meet him, as those things that were holy to the Lord, and by right burnt offerings to God were to be dealt with, by God's own law and the rules that he had given. Supposing it had been an ass, or some unclean beast had come forth to meet him, as Jephthah did not know but it would, his vow would not have obliged him to have offered it in sacrifice, or actually to have made a burnt offering of it. But he must have dealt with it, as the law of God directed to deal with an unclean beast that was holy to the Lord, and that otherwise must have been actually a burnt offering to the Lord, had it not been for that legal incapacity of the impurity of its nature. All living things that were consecrated were to be as it were burnt offerings to God, i.e. they were actually to be offered up a burnt sacrifice, if not of a nature that rendered it incapable of this, and then in that case something else was to be done that God would accept instead of offering it up a burnt sacrifice. The direction we have in Leviticus 27:1113, "And if it be any unclean beast, of which they do not offer a sacrifice unto the Lord, then he shall present the beast before the priest; and the priest shall value it, whether it be good or bad. As thou valuest it, who art the priest, so shall it be. But if he will at all redeem it, then he shall add a fifth part thereunto of thy estimation"; i.e. it should be valued by the priest, and the man should, after it was valued, determine whether he would redeem it, or no. And if not, he was to break his neck if an ass (Exodus 13:1213); or if other unclean beast, it must be sold according to the priest's estimation, Leviticus 27:27 (as is elsewhere directed to be done to unclean beasts that were holy to the Lord, Exodus 34:20 ). But if he would redeem it, if it were an ass, he was to redeem it with a lamb (Exodus 13:1213); if other unclean beast, he was to add the fifth part to the priest's estimation, that is, he was to give the value of the beast, and a fifth part more. And if Jephthah had done this in case an unclean beast had met him, he would have done according to his vow. If he had, in such a case, gone about to have offered an unclean beast as a burnt sacrifice, he would dreadfully have provoked God. His vow could be supposed to oblige him to no other than only to deal with the unclean beast that was consecrated, as the law of God directed to deal with it, instead of offering it a burnt offering. And so when it was his daughter that met him, he might do to her according to his vow, without making her a burnt sacrifice, if he did that to her which the law of God directed to be done to a dedicated person, instead of actually making them a burnt sacrifice, by reason of the incapacity which, by the mercy of God, attends a human person to be a burnt sacrifice. For to offer either a man or an unclean beast in sacrifice to God are both mentioned as a great abomination to God, and as what were universally known so to be. Isaiah 66:3, "He that killeth an ox is as if he slew a man; he that sacrificeth a lamb, as if he cut off a dog's neck; he that offereth an oblation, as if he offered swine's blood." But the more fully to clear up the difficulties that attend this matter, I will particular[ly] observe some things concerning the laws, that related to persons that were consecrated so as to become holy to the Lord.
First. Every living thing that was holy to the Lord, whether of man or beast, was by right a burnt offering to God, and must be either actually made a burnt sacrifice, or something else must be done to it, that God appointed to be in lieu of burning it in sacrifice. Thus the firstborn of man and beast, they were all holy to the Lord, and must either be offered up a burnt sacrifice, or to be redeemed. The firstborn of men and of unclean beasts were to be redeemed.
Second. Persons that were devoted to God by a singular vow (unless they were those that were devoted to be accursed, of which, Leviticus 27:2829), were to be brought and presented before the Lord, that the priest might estimate them; and they were to [be] redeemed according to the priest's estimation. But beasts that might be sacrificed were to be sanctified (Leviticus 27:79). See Synopsis Criticorum on Leviticus 27:2.
Third. Persons that were thus devoted to God by the vow of their parents were yet to remain persons separate, and set apart for God, after they were redeemed; and this may appear by several things.
1. The redemption was only to redeem them from being slain in sacrifice; it was not to redeem them from being holy to the Lord, or persons set apart and sanctified to him.
2. The firstborn were appointed to [be] given or consecrated to God (Exodus 13:2 and Exodus 23:19); and they were by God's law holy to the Lord, in the very same manner as persons devoted to him by a singular vow, as is evident because they were to be redeemed in the same manner and at the same price, as is evident by comparing the beginning of the Leviticus 27 with Numbers 18:1516. God, in giving the rule for the redemption of the firstborn in the latter place, evidently refers to what he had before appointed in the former place, concerning persons devoted by a singular vow. And so likewise, the firstlings of unclean beasts were to be redeemed, in the same manner as unclean beasts that were devoted, as appears by comparing Leviticus 27:1113 with Leviticus 27:27; but yet the firstborn still remained separated to God, as his special possession, after they were redeemed. Hence the Levites were accepted for the firstborn, to a tribe separated to God, after the firstborn were thus redeemed.
3. Persons that were devoted to God by the vow of their parents were Nazarites, as well as those that were separated by their own vows. The word "Nazarite"1 signifies "one that is separated"; they might be separated by their parents' vows, or their own. This is very evident in instances that we have in Scripture. Thus Samuel was a Nazarite by the vow of his mother. 1 Samuel 1:11, "And she vowed a vow, and said, O Lord of hosts, if thou wilt indeed look on the affliction of thine handmaid, and remember me, and not forget thine handmaid, but will give unto thine handmaid a manchild, then I will give [him] unto the Lord all the days of his life, and there shall no razor come upon his head." And so it was with respect to Sampson (Judges 13:5). But the Nazarite was to continue separated to God, as long as he remained under the vow by which he was devoted.
4. Those that were thus devoted to God to be Nazarites were, to the utmost of their power, to abstain from all legal pollutions (Lamentations 4:7). With respect to defilements by dead bodies, they were required to keep themselves pure, with greater strictness than the very priests, except the high priest alone, and were obliged to as [great] strictness as the high priest himself (Numbers 6:67, compared with Leviticus 21:1011). And though only some legal impurities are expressly mentioned, as what the Nazarite was to avoid, yet it is to be understood, that he is to his utmost to separate himself from all legal defilements, agreeable to his name, a Nazarite, or a "separate person." The Nazarite was to abstain from all legal impurities, in like manner as the priests, and even as the high priest; there are like directions given to one as to the other. The high priest was on no account to defile himself with the dead, and were forbidden to drink wine, or strong drink, when they went into the tabernacle of the congregation (Leviticus 10:9). The priests were to abstain from all manner of legal defilement, as far as in them lay (Leviticus 22:19).
If it be objected against this, that the Levites, who were accepted to be the Lord's instead of the firstborn that were holy to the Lord, were not obliged to such strictness, I answer, that this may be one reason why God did not look on the firstborn as being fully redeemed by the Levites' being substituted in their stead, but there were still extraordinary charges required of them for the maintenance of the Levites, much more than in proportion to the bigness of the tribe; and God might accept this as an equivalent for their not being so strictly separated, as he accepted extraordinary redemption money for the odd number of the firstborn that were more than the Levites (Numbers 3:4647, and Numbers 18:1516).
5. Those that were devoted to God to be Nazarites by a singular vow were to devote themselves wholly to religious exercises, and to spend their lives in the more immediate service of God. For though this ben't particularly expressed, but only some things are expressed that they should abstain from, yet this is implied in their being God's, his being separated to the Lord (Numbers 6:5), his being holy to the Lord. Numbers 6:6, "All the days that he separateth himself unto the Lord," he shall be holy; and Numbers 6:8, "All the days of his separation, he shall be holy unto the Lord." In like manner, as in the Second Commandment, there are only some things particularly mentioned that we should abstain from on the sabbath, but 'tis not expressly said that the day should be spent in religious exercises, yet 'tis implied in that, that the seventh day is the sabbath of the Lord our God, and that we are commanded to keep it holy. This was evidently Hannah's intention in her vow, whereby she devoted Samuel to be a Nazarite, as was explained by her own words and practice. 1 Samuel 1:28, "Therefore also I have lent him to the Lord; as long as he liveth he shall be lent to the Lord." And accordingly she brought him, and left him in the sanctuary to dwell continually there, and there to spend his time in sacred business. 1 Samuel 2:11, "And Elkanah went to Ramah to his house. And the child did minister unto the Lord before Eli the priest." 1 Samuel 2:18, "But Samuel ministered before the Lord, being a child, girded with a linen ephod."
6. It was necessary that a woman that was devoted to be a Nazarite (for a women might be a Nazarite, Numbers 6:2), that she should thenceforward avoid marrying, and refrain from all carnal intercourse with men. If she was a virgin when she was devoted, it was necessary that she should continue a virgin till her vow was ended; and if she was devoted for her whole life, she must continue a virgin forever. And if she was a widow, she must continue in her widowhood, and that on two accounts.
(1) Marrying would be contrary to the obligation, that has been taken notice of, that the Nazarite was under, with the utmost strictness avoid all legal defilements, for marrying unavoidably exposed to great legal impurities, and of long continuance. See Leviticus 12. There were scarcely any legal impurities to which the children of Israel were exposed, excepting the leprosy, that were so great as those that marriage brought women into. Being therefore devoted to God, to be holy to the Lord in the utmost possible legal purity, she must avoid marrying. And then those legal impurities rendered her incapable of those sacred offices and services that she was devoted to. It incapacitated her from conversing in holy things, or drawing near to God in ordinances, as much as being defiled by the dead body of a man incapacitated a priest from his work and office. Leviticus 12:4, "And she shall then continue in the blood of her purifying three and thirty days; she shall touch no hallowed thing, nor come into the sanctuary till the days of her purifying be fulfilled," which, in all, for a son made up forty days, and for a daughter fourscore days, which must needs be very inconsistent with the circumstances of the Nazarite, that was devoted wholly to attend on God and holy exercises in the way of the Jewish ordinances. If the Nazarite were a male, his marrying did not expose him to such legal impurities. The Nazarite was to observe as strict a legal purity as the high priest himself, as has been observed; but he, for the greater purity, was allowed to marry none but a virgin. Therefore doubtless the woman herself, that was a Nazarite, was obliged to continue a virgin. See how some things were required in the law of Moses by consequence, though not expressly, in my papers of "Infant Baptism."
(2) Marrying would utterly destroy the main design of her being dedicated in the vow of a Nazarite, which was, that she might be wholly devoted to the more immediate service of God in sacred things. If she was married, her time must unavoidably be exceedingly taken up in secular business and cares, in tending and bringing up children, and in providing for and taking care of a family, which exceedingly fills married women's hands and hearts, and is as inconsistent as possible with the design of the vow of the Nazarite. Hence the women that were devoted to the special service of God's house in the primitive church (though not devoted to God so solemnly, nor in so great a degree, as the Nazarite), must be one that was not married, and never like to marry; and it was looked upon and spoken of by the apostles as sinful in such to marry. 1 Timothy 5:11, "But the younger widows refuse; for when they have begun to wax wanton against Christ, they will marry." And the reason that is given why they should be widows, that were like ever to continue so, and free from all worldly care, was that they might be the more entirely at liberty for religious duties. 1 Timothy 5:35, "Honor widows that are widows indeed. But if any widow have children or nephews, let them learn first to show piety at home, and to requite their parents, for that is good and acceptable before God. Now she that is a widow indeed, and desolate, trusteth in God, and continueth in supplications and prayers night and day." Those widows in the primitive church seem to be, in some degree, in imitation of the Nazarites in the Jewish church. Anna the prophetess was in all probability a Nazarite, or one that, after her husband's death, had devoted herself to the service of God by such a vow as that we have been speaking of, and therefore continued in widowhood to so great an age, because her vow obliged her to it. And therefore she, throwing by all worldly care, devoted herself wholly to the immediate service of God. Luke 2:3637, "And there was one Anna, a prophetess, the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe of Aser. She was of a great age, and had lived with an husband seven years from her virginity; and she was a widow of about fourscore and four years, which departed not from the temple, but served God with fastings and prayers, night and day," the like expression with that that the Apostle uses concerning widows (1 Timothy 5:5).
And therefore,9 when we have an account that after Jephthah's daughter had been let alone two months, to go up and down the mountains with her companions to bewail her virginity, that she returned to her father, who did to her according to his vow. That which Jephthah did was this: he took her up to the sanctuary before the Lord, and presented her before the priest, that he might estimate her, and then paid according to his estimation (Thus the Jews that came out of the captivity vowed that they would offer the firstborn of their sons, Nehemiah 10:36.), whereby she was redeemed from being made a burnt sacrifice, according to the law. And by thus presenting her in the sanctuary, and offering up that which [was] accepted instead of her blood, she was actually separated according to the vow. Her separation began from that time, and thenceforward she was to begin her strict abstinence from all legal impurities, and to spend her time in sacred offices. And 'tis probable that Jephthah thenceforward left her in the sanctuary, to dwell there as long as she lived, as Hannah did to her son Samuel, whom she had devoted to be a Nazarite. 1 Samuel 1:22, "I will not go up till the child be weaned, and then I will bring him, that he may appear before the Lord, and there abide forever"; and as the other Hannah, or Anna, did with herself after she had devoted herself to perpetual widowhood as a Nazarite, of whom we read, Luke 2:37, that she was widow of fourscore years old, and "departed not from the temple." And there probably Jephthah's daughter continued in supplications and prayers night and day, for she was eminently disposed and prepared for such duties by that remarkable spirit of piety that appeared in her, by her resignation with respect to the vow her father had made concerning her. And what time she did not spend in duties of immediate devotion, she might spend in making of priests' garments (Exodus 35:2526), or in other business subservient to the work of the sanctuary, as there might be enough found that a woman might do.
II. The nature of the case will not allow us to suppose that that was done, that was so horrid and so contrary to the mind and will of God, as putting of her to death, and offering her up as a burnt sacrifice. God took great care that never any human sacrifice should be offered to him. Though he commanded Abraham to offer up his son, yet he would by no means suffer it to be actually done, but appointed something else with which he should be redeemed [Genesis 22]. And though God challenged the firstborn of all living things to be his, yet he appointed that the firstborn of men should be redeemed, and so in all cases wherein persons were holy to the Lord, the law makes provision that they should not be slain, but redeemed. And God, by the prophet Isaiah, declares such sacrifices to be abominable to him in the forementioned Isaiah 66:3. It would have been symbolizing with the abominable customs of the heathen nations that were round, especially that [of] offering human sacrifices to the idol Moloch, which God ever manifested a peculiar detestation of [Leviticus 20:2]. Here particularly observe Deuteronomy 12:2932. And the nature of the case won't allow us to think that Jephthah, in this instance, committed such abomination. 'Tis not likely but that he, being a pious person, as he is spoken of by the Apostle [Hebrews 11:32], would have been restrained from it by God. And then what was done was doubtless agreeable to the mind and will of God, for God otherwise would not, in so extraordinary a manner, have assisted her so quickly and readily to resign herself to it. There seems most evidently an extraordinary divine influence on her mind in the affair, for her resignation did [not] arise from senselessness or indifference of spirit, as is evident, because she desired time so to bewail what was to be done to her. And upon the supposition that she was to be slain, it would be impossible, without an extraordinary influence on her mind, for her to be so resigned. Her resignation was from pious considerations, and holy and excellent principles, as is evident by what she says to her father, when she sees him passionately lamenting the issue of his vow, of which we have an account in the Hebrews 11:36. "And she said unto him, My father, if thou hast opened thy mouth unto the Lord, do to me according to that which hath proceeded out of thy mouth; forasmuch as the Lord hath taken vengeance for thee of thine enemies, even of the children of Ammon."
If what he had vowed to do was so abominable a thing, as to kill her in sacrifice, it would not have been her duty to say, as she does, "do to me according to that which hath proceeded out of thy mouth." But she seemed to be influenced to express herself as she did by the Spirit of God, and her resignation is recorded of her as a very excellent thing in her.
III. Her being to be slain in sacrifice seems inconsistent with her request to go up and down the mountains to bewail her virginity; it would have been rather to bewail her untimely end.
IV. It seems evident that she was not slain, by the Hebrews 11:39. 'Tis said, that "it came to pass that at the end of two months, she returned unto her father, who did with her according to his vow which he had vowed"; and the consequence of it is immediately added, "and she knew no man." This clause seems evidently to be exegetical of the foregoing, viz. that he did to her "according to his vow"; or to explain what that was that he did, viz. devote her to God in a perpetual virginity. If she had been slain, 'tis not at all likely that it would have been mentioned, that "she knew no man," for that she had known no man before this had been already expressed, in her going up and down the mountains to bewail her virginity; and nobody would suppose that she would marry and have children after she was devoted to death, and it had been determined, both by herself and her father, that it should be put in execution. And besides, there would have been no occasion to mention not knowing man, because as soon as the two months was out, wherein she bewailed her virginity, and she had returned from going up and down the mountains, the vow was immediately executed.
V. It is no argument that Jephthah thought himself obliged to put her to death, that he so lamented when his daughter met him, as Hebrews 11:35. "And it came to pass, when he saw her, that he rent his clothes, and said, Alas, my daughter, thou hast brought me very low, and thou art one of them that trouble me; for I have opened my mouth unto the Lord, and I cannot go back." For she, being his only child, by her being devoted to be a Nazarite, his family was entirely extinct. He had no issue to inherit his estate, or keep his name in remembrance, which in those days was looked upon an exceeding great calamity. "Thou hast brought me very low," i.e. thou hast quenched my coal, and brought perpetual barrenness on thyself. See Poole's Synopsis, at the end of Judges 11.
Related: Jephthah, Jephthah's Vow, Jonathan Edwards, Judges, Tragic Vow


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- Date of passing: Mar 1, 2016
|Let the memory of Glenore be with us forever
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Glenore Hanna, age 85 . We will remember her forever.
"I STILL miss Glenn so much. Almost every day I think of something I would like to tell her and she is still very real to me. We had such wonderful times together ."
"Glenore helped us all in many ways. Many of our relatives and friends headed to AZ in their declining years and Glennie always helped them to get settled. But more than that she provided oversight and care for many in their final years--her mother-in-law, her mother, her stepmother, her father, Lyle, and probably others."
"Beautiful pictures and music...so many, many memories. i'm sorry I couldn't be there, but my thoughts and prayers are there for you, Greg, and all her brothers. All my love to everyone there. Love Carol"
"The pictures and music are incredible....great memories and times.
happy note... Thanksgiving dinner when her new oven didn't work and we had dessert first and dinner?.......later. A family happy memory"
"Glennie was a beautiful and wonderful person. She was always there for me in troubled times. Glennie always made the effort to come to all events, even my wedding! She also remembered her family history and saved it for all of the grandkids. I was in college and couldn't get there much, but she saved Grandma's rocking chair and a box of 'stuff"for me since not too many of us like antiques. I still have the chair in my bedroom! When I started a music program at my school, she was there for me with info and guidance. My tears and smiles are knowing she is with her husband and my brother. Love to you and Greg, your family is there for you. Remember her in your heart, I will. She is another angel on my shoulder. Carol (Albee) Hammond"
"Glenore was such a sweet, loving, intelligent, generous, strong woman who I miss very much. I never got to hear her play, so thank you for posting the videos of her last concert. She was such a beautiful, vibrant woman. Hugs and love to Greg and Leslie, you know how fortunate you were to have her for your mom. And she was lucky, too to have such loving children. I'm glad I made it to Denver to see her last year, to give her a hug and kiss. Even in her illness, she had such a great sense of humor and the nurses loved her, too! Rest in Peace, Glenore."
"Leslie, the music of your dad's on here is incredible."
"My aunt was the most incredible, loving, kind person I have ever known. I have so many fond memories of her when I was a child and a young adult. After we retired and spent time in Arizona, we were fortunate to be close by. She took care of my cat, Henry, while we travelled, even though he had an apparent habit of sitting on her piano! When we came back, she had just had her first surgery so we moved in with her, against her protests, to cook and do chores. So, Glen and I gossiped and did "girl" things while my husband, Lee, did maintenance chore things. A great time. She was so humble about her music and we felt so special to see her perform in person. I miss her so much."
"Please look at the video section. Glenore (Glennie to me) didn't want us to come to her concert. Why, she said? It's just a bunch of retired people performing? But we really wanted to go, and I videotaped her performing in what was, I think, her last performance. Watch them carefully. In one of them she looks slyly over her shoulder to be sure we're watching. She said that she had never been taped, and had never seen herself on video. She was incredible and we were so fortunate to have been there. She was 2nd chair because she had missed a few performances, and didn't want to oust the 1st, but if you look at the video she clearly outdoes the others!"
"I met Glen one summer when she with Roger and Shirley Coad would go to Village Inn on Wednesday nights so we could get a free piece of pie with our meal. I so enjoyed talking with her. With the encouragement of Shirley and Linda Jones, she started playing her violin again and they formed a trio. They all had so much fun. A lovely lady. Sorry I only knew her a couple of years. Yes, a beautiful website with the beautiful music. Thanks, Leslie, for taking such good care of your mom."
"One last remembrance. One summer, Glen traveled to northwest Alaska… by jet and small plane… to visit me. She loved adventure! She participated in daily life in the Eskimo village of Shungnak, visiting easily with Natives (who loved her immediately). With an entourage of children in her wake, we went about our chores of taking care of dogs, picking up mail, and buying food at the village store. One day, we went down to the river to feed sled dogs, and, lo and behold, a raven was stuck in a net covering a shed. We stopped several boys who were traveling along the road to see if they had a knife so we could cut it free. They did not. So we problem-solved and used a sharp object we found on the ground to cut it free… but not before it had hurt us both. Wow, Glen was so brave! She never backed down from adventure."
"What I will remember most about Glen was her love of children. It was amazing how drawn they were to her. One time, we took a classroom of kids down to Phoenix to see the circus, and Glen met us there. When she sat down with us, the kids instantly surrounded her, basking in her attention and delighting in her questions. They never left her side for the whole show, and I kept hearing her remind them to watch the show. The lions and tigers could not compete with Glen! That was the thing about Glen… she was always interested in people, big or small, and they knew it. She loved my own kids so much. My son Daniel in particular was very influenced by both Lyle and Glen while he was growing up as they shared a love of music. I would often hear Glen and him talking together… all rapid-fire music jargon. She entertained us all with stories about her students during her teaching days that were sometimes touching, sometimes hilarious. But what really came through was how much she loved those kids. For a while, I was one of her kids too, and was lucky enough to get a piece of that love. I will always remember her for being compassionate, unconditional, and kind."
"Sorry for your loss. May you gain comfort as you pour out your heart in prayer to God (Psalm 65:2) along with the prayers of others in your behalf."
"I just got word of Glennie's passing. After losing our brother, Doug, Bob and I know how hard it is to lose one of our siblings. Some of these "old" pictures bring back a ton of memories of Mt. Clemens. I attended Glennie's wedding! She looked like a princess to me. The Ward's and Albee's have a ton of family connections and memories that continue even today. Sam and I add our love to you all and may God hold you tightly in this time of grieving.
Emery was my algebra teacher and Mildred got me into elementary teaching which I continue today. I tutor reading to elementary children after school which I've done for 12 years in my retirement. Peggy"
"I will never forget Glenn. She was my friend for over 50 years. We laughed together almost everyday and when we weren't laughing we were complaining together. I still think of things I need to tell her . She was a terrific person and a great friend."
"Such wonderful memories have come back. Glenore was a colleague and friend for many years - I always admired her teaching skills and counted on her mentoring when I was a young teacher. A very special lady, she is greatly missed."
""Glenore was a fellow teacher at Broadmor School. She was such a charming and fun loving person to be around. I always loved going to the teacher's lounge when she was there. She was an amazing music teacher. My son Edward took cello from her and she was always one of his favorite teachers. I was sorry to have lost touch with her and have thought of her often. I know that she must have been greatly loved by her family and close friends because she always seemed so happy. I'm so glad that I have wonderful memories of her as does my son". Love, Kathy"
"Glenore was a wonderful teacher and friend. She leaves a large legacy of her students who not only learned to play their instrument well, but are also set for a lifetime of music appreciation. Phil Pearce"
"Glenore was an elegant lady, an inspirational teacher and a dear friend. Such a handsome couple in the picture. Also I loved Lyle's music on this tribute.
Great job, Leslie and Greg."
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