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And then there are polar opposites, kind of like the way the Dallas Stars pass the puck and the way the Winnipeg Jets don't.
Quick, crisp and accurate, the Stars blitzed the Winnipeg Jets for three first-period goals and made a no-contest of Friday night's NHL game at the MTS Centre, winning 4-1 in a laugher.
Well, not very funny for the Jets. They tried mightily when they fell behind but started a six-game homestand with a third straight loss after winning their first two.
Dallas whipped the puck around with ownership attitude, frequently breaking through defensive seams and creating plenty of scoring chances.
If the Jets had any sequences of three consecutive quality passes, they were far too late and they paled in comparison.
"We knew they had fairly good balance on their lines with skill and speed," said Jets coach Claude Noel. "But it wasn't only the speed, when you talk about quickness, it's their puck movement.
"You look at their execution on transition and their execution just entering the zone, they make plays that are tape-to-tape and directed at your net."
Jets left-winger Evander Kane saw plenty of that.
"They put a lot of pucks towards the net and they've got a lot of moving parts in the D zone," Kane said. "It was tough to handle and they were able to score some goals.
"I think we're focusing a little bit too much on what everybody's saying and what the X's and )'s are. I think we just need to go out and play hockey. I think we're hesitant and when you're in between, you get caught flat-footed."
Four real
New centre Tyler Seguin did plenty of damage, breaking out for a four-point night in his third game with the Stars.
Entering the game with just one assist, Seguin had two goals and two assists before the game was 26 minutes old.
The chemist
Late in the demoralizing first and trailing 3-0, Noel put his forwards in the jumble bag and started with a whole new wave of combinations, including moving Kane with Bryan Little and Blake Wheeler.
"I understand they were up 3-0, 4-0, but to me we played with a lot more energy and whether that was the changing of the lines, I thought there were a lot more things we could build on," Noel said.
When it goes wrong
The first period was Friday's obvious danger, given that the Stars were waiting in Winnipeg on Thursday night while the Jets were in St. Paul., losing 2-1 to the Minnesota Wild.
Even with all that, the other obvious difference was who buried chances and who didn't.
Dallas scored three in a seven-minute span and for Winnipeg, Michael Frolik had a chance at an open net from close range, but couldn't connect on the bouncing puck.
And Blake Wheeler's last-minute breakaway was unsuccessful and the way these things go when they're not going well, neither referee bothered with a hook on the hands by Dallas defenceman Trevor Daley.
Considering what passes for a penalty these days (see Thursday's game in Minnesota), that exact thing will be a penalty shot on some nights this season.
"There were a couple of breakdowns which happen in hockey games," Wheeler said. "They got some opportunities that they capitalized on. I wouldn't read any farther into it than that. They buried their chances at the right time and got too far ahead."
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Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid. - Einstein
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You're not being a bad parent for saying no to your kid. Unfortunately it's what they need very much if they start roaming around. Especially when they are so young.
Babyproof your house to ridiculous levels. Put away all you do not really need. If not possible get a large playpen (twin playpen) or fence off a considerable portion of your livingroom where play and exploration is safe.
Accept you are going to be running after your baby for quite some time!
If you are going to pick up your child for redirection: tell her before you touch her. Nobody likes to be lifted in the air without warning.
Our DD didn't start crwaling really until she was like 10mo. From 11-12 mo I found she was quite acceptive of boundaries I set for her. Of course this was over when we hit the Toddler yrs. But the boundaries set those first few months are still respected by her.
Baby proof, baby proof, baby proof! And watch like a hawk. I find that the only "safe" place is her chair, or being worn. Otherwise she's grabby and into everything. I just spend most of my time with her letting her explore and making sure she isn't hurting herself. Lots of floor time.
It's in the next couple months that they begin to understand no. And I've found that saying "those are mommas glasses, I need them to see" when she pulls them off my face for the thousandth time, feels better than saying no. Just an example.
Lots of redirection, and patience. They are repeating things over and over as part of learning, as well as beginning to grasp the idea of "mine!" and object permanence.
This next phase of parenting is keeping them safe while they stretch wings. Discipline and understanding instructions about boundaries is a ways off still.
And in my experience, the "say it once and they get it" isn't going to happen until well past toddlerhood. Like maybe six. :)
I'm raising a human being, not managing an inconvenience.
Proud veggie AP momma to a little miss born 3/2/2012.
Once DS started crawling I'd set out "discovery baskets" for him with baby-safe household objects for him to explore and I'd gve him a shelf or cabinet in each room for things that are safe for him. So in the bathroom I'd leave some clean, empty bottles (or fill them with rice or soapy water and seal them shut well), some washcloths, a hairbrush etc. In the kitchen there was a low shelf for him with metal mixing bowls, measuring spoons/cups and wooden spoons. In the living room he had a basket with an old remote (batteries removed), a wallet, toy keys etc.
For things like wires/outlets we'd try to keep furniture in front of it. For some things like lamps we'd let DS explore them while we closely supervised when redirection wasnt working.
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I'm raising a human being, not managing an inconvenience.
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The idea of discovery baskets is genius. I keep some toys in almost all the rooms but those get boring after awhile. Our stuff is so much more fun ;p
It can be so challenging as I learn to let go of my ocd tendencies so she can freely learn and explore. Dh and I are talking about what we feel are biggies and what are smallies and how to react accordingly. Lo is really smart though, she's tried to investigate electrical outlets twice and both times I gave her a stern, sharp 'NO TOUCH!' and she hasn't gone near them again. I just have to make sure I don't overuse 'no' so it looses its power :)
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Raj Chaudhary beat the reigning National champion Mampi Das by 3.4 points in the women's air rifle of the fifth National shooting selection trials at the Dr. Karni Singh Range, Tughlakabad.
She topped the qualification and led from start to finish in the 20-shot final in which she found the 10s 19 times.
Olympian Anjali Bhagwat, who had qualified in the second place along with Aprajita Singh 0.1 point behind Raj, beat Aayushi Gupta to the third place by 0.5 point.
Asian champion Pooja Ghatkar, former national champion Apurvi Chandela, World Champion Tejaswini Sawant and World championship finalist Avneet Sidhu failed to make the final.
In the women's rifle 3-position event, Meena Kumari topped the table 0.8 point ahead of K.C. Hema, after making the final in the seventh place with a modest score of 565. While Tejaswini beat Raj Chaudhary to the third spot, the qualification topper Anjali was eliminated in the first stage.
In men's air pistol, Om Prakash beat Olympic silver medallist Vijay Kumar by 4.1 points for the top slot.
The results: Men: 10m air pistol: 1. Om Prakash 203.8 (580); 2. Vijay Kumar 199.7 (574); 3. Amit Kumar Pilaniya 178.9 (576).
25m standard pistol: 1. Harpreet Singh 567; 2. Vijesh Kumar 566; 3. Amanpreet Singh 566.
Women: 10m air rifle: 1. Raj Chaudhary 207.8 (414.3); 2. Mampi Das 204.4 (412.8); 3. Anjali Bhagwat 182.5 (414.2).
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Answer from: bubblezs
If you get the cherry dress, the black/purple socks, and the ankle braclet that will give you three stars but no shoes
Answer from: Stylechic22
I was also stuck on it but I finally got it. If you do the black lace dress, the high heels that came with the closet, braid with red hair, big white Bow will leave you with two stars.
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I got 1 star for this only yellow shirt that has a blue belt and a white skirt ant sneekers
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I got three stars on this.
Dress: floral creme dress(came with closet.)
Accessories: FIFI the dog( signature item )
All bracelets you have that came with closet.
the backpack AOI gave you.(signature item)
Same hair, eye color.
No shoes.
Necklace that came with closet. The blackish jewel on it.
Black and white striped tights.
So everything you don't need to buy, except for the striped tights. And you need to get the signature items.
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I'm glad I helped!!
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To be able to get three stars, make sure you have a doll dress (I did the one that was red, spotty and had hearts at the bottom- costs two cash), silver/stone/gold jewelry and knee socks! (Don't put any shoes on!)
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White dress with a reddish heart in the middle and comes with gloves
Orange and brown Hair half up and half down with flowers around the front
Flower necklace and gold sliver sprirl jewelry
Black on the bottom of the shoes and white on top
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Well I'm not really sure if you'll get a 3 star when you do this but i guarantee that you'll get a 3 star when you follow the exact requirements below! You will need: 1.) a flower dress that has a red ribbon in the middle, 2.) a white hair bow,3.) a gray heart necklace or pendant!, 4.) the silver and gold twisted bracelet which is the thin ones not the thick ones!,5.) white heels, 6.) orange glasses, 7.) pink hair!, 8.) white laces gloves, and a sparkle effects thats moving around it's a signature item! Thanks for reading this i hope you get 3 stars for doing this! Good luck if your confuse of some of the items below pls ask and i'll try my best to help!
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Is Restaurant August the real deal or hype?
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- joedontexan Jul 10, 2011 07:28 AM
I will be traveling to new orleans this week for four days and will finally try August. I have wondered for a long time whether it really is that great or just another good restaurant. John Besh looks like a Hollywood model and has lots of charisma. Which leads to the question is August really great for the food or is it Besh's charm and good looks and media hype that sells this restaurant?
Restaurant August
301 Tchoupitoulas Street, New Orleans, LA 70130
It's very good. The restaurant was well known and considered among the best in New Orleans long before besh became a food celeb. I'd have a really hard time naming the "best restaurant" in new orleans, but August is definitely top 3 in a city filled with fantastic restaurants.
re: N.O.Food
+1! The $20 lunch is not to be missed!
re: FoodChic
Had the $20 prix fixe lunch yesterday....possibly the best fine-dining deal in town ('cause otherwise, the prize goes to the buy a dozen, get one free bahn mi deal at Dong Phuong). Three courses for $20.11, after tax/before tip, it's $22.90. Three choices for each course...I had a watermelon gazpacho, sheepshead over a silver queen corn custard, and a fig tart. All were impeccable, appropriately sized for lunch, and delicious.
Real deal. Other great lunches: Commander's (resv garden room) and Coquette's 3 course prix fixe.
re: rouxdauphine
Lunch at August can be a bargain (I've spent $170 for 2), I prefer the ambience in the evening. In addition, parking is convenient and free at the lot across the street (dinner only)
It's rather hard to say. I have never interviewed Chef Besh, but have have had a few private conversations with him. He seems to be real, as he has had zero reason to be otherwise with me. I have never been anything but a patron.
Do I believe everything that he has told me? Well, I have no reason to doubt anything, though I have not investigated every comment.
Now, we have greatly enjoyed several culinary events, with Chef Besh (my wife has done about six, if I count correctly), and have dined there twice - August, that is.
The only complaints that I had on those, happened to be with the sommelier, and the "sommelier's pairings," but that was a rather long time ago, and the sommeliers have changed, with great reviews following. I think that both of my reviews might still be up on the NOLA Board. We did the two, slightly different Chef's Tasting Menus, one each, and both were extremely good to excellent - save for the wines.
I have also dealt with some of his other restaurants, though not directly with Chef Besh. I cannot speak too highly of those interactions, with his staff. They were totally professional, and attentive, plus greatly accommodating. To me, this speaks of the "upper management," whether in London, or just up the street. The staff, with whom I interacted, were as good as it gets, even without 3 Michelin stars in Europe. I could never have asked for more. To me, this reflects from the top down.
There could well be hype, but if the upper management lives up to it, I just overlook it.
Sign me (well US) up as fans.
re: Bill Hunt
I have only gone for lunch and sat at the bar for that matter. BTW, my only negative comment would be that the hostess was a bit snobby when I didn't have a reservation. I took it upon myself to tell her I was more than happy to sit at the bar, and indeed I was. It was a day where I had to go to work after lunch so I only wanted to have one glass of wine. My appetizer was the pate and my entree was the squid ink pasta. A waitress came up to the bar and gave me the perfect one-glass pairing for my meal. Sadly, I cannot remember what it was, but I certainly remember how well the lovely waitstaff took care of me.
Toss up a review when you get back joedontexan. I just made a res for dinner there in a few weeks and will be my first time there also.
This review is from a couple of weeks ago:
The meal I had that evening at August impressed me. The amuse-boche, served in an eggshell, was a seafood sabayon with a scallop seafoam topping topped with caviar. I ordered the gnocchi with crab and black truffles, and a glass of Chablis. Zinfandel was my choice for the saddle of lamb, served with crispy sweetbreads and lamb belly. It was tasty, cooked medium rare as ordered, but was quite tough. Dessert off the tasting menu was their chocolate snowball, a granita of shaved chocolate crystals, plated with many different types of chocolate pieces, together with a scoop of white ice cream, whose flavor I've forgotten...
August from my visit in April 2011. I did the $20.11 lunch and daughter did a la carte lunch selections. The hostess was very caring, let us get settled (we were a little frazzled from a windy walk to August), and seated us in the middle of the dining room next to a full tub of iced champagne. (Not for us but it was fun to look at!).
Our waiter Phil told us that the staff would outnumber our party of two and he was right. I picked a glass of Anderson Valley Pinot rose and he helped my daughter pick a viognier, as she was going to have gnocci. We say the "eggs" being served but of course that was the caviar-topped fish custard in an eggshell, a very nice amuse bouche. Only criticism they took it away before I finished, oh well.
My starter was light frisee salad with gently pickled beets and a semi-soft cheese. DD has gnocci and I had the squid ink ravioli with a cod "brandade" filling. Fish was finely diced with some spectacular flavorings I could not identify. Lightly topped with chopped tomotoes and the tiniest basil leaves I have ever seen. A small, but very special dish. Dessert was the most impressive of the courses because of the abundance of flavors. I chose the ricotta cake which was a little bland but it came alongside a great little crostini cookie and another small salad. DD's goat-cheese cheescake was amazing and she said one of the best desserts she ever had! a thin slice of white chocolate on top, the well-balanced cheese cake on top of a loose, lovely "crust" of chopped pecans. The coffee was strong and rich and then they gave us final lagniappe treats of dark chocolate and nut brittle. So I think the combination of the coffee, the cheeses, the pecans and those lovely final tastes of chocolate and brittle made it a really amazing lunch. It is pretty sedate, it was mostly business folks on a weekday lunch time, and I felt a little boxed in in the middle of the quiet restaurant. I can see where dinner would be a different experience. it is a beautiful place and the lunch special is outstanding!
re: karendor
I sat at that same table for dinner.
I looked at its placement when I was taken to it, and I guess my "Oh" factor registered with the hostess because she immediately said that she could put me in the back. I looked at that dark space and declined. Loved the openness of August.
re: karendor
My last meal at August neither my dining companion nor I touched the "egg" . This did not go unnoticed.Our server asked if we tried it. We hadn't. He was taken aback when he inquired whether we had it before and our response was "yes" . Really, how could we not have? They've been serving it for years. Time for a change.
re: JazzyB
Well, that certainly taught them a lesson.
However, it's mighty good. Pity you didn't partake again; it's not like it's a left-over.
re: JazzyB
I'm with you JazzyB. So over the egg! I've had it on all my trips to August, and on my last trip had a similar but better version with lobster in it at Stella! Retire the egg, please!
re: princsoreo
Agree. Time for something new. Next time I go, I'm going to ask for something different.
re: N.O.Food
"Asking for something different" is not what an amuse-bouche is. It is a complientary appetizer - offered free of charge. It's not a matter of choice.
Perhaps, rather than posting your displeasure with August here, write to them telling what you believe they're doing wrong.
re: toitoi
It is certainly not free. I know that the cost is included in the meal if Mr. Besch has any buisiness sense.
TC, Robin
re: Robinez
The majority of restaurants that are costly, serve their patrons an amuse-bouche.
It's naive to think that the cost of it hasn't been calculated into the menu price. however, it's not on the menu; it's given to the diner as a gift for coming to dine there.
One can always refuse the item, but to think that you can order something in its place is artless.
re: toitoi
re: zin1953
Yes the amuse bouche is a "gift" to the diner, but it should also be a showcase for the chef's creativity and a risk-free opportunity to experiment. It's strange to me that it's been exactly the same at August for so long.
re: uptownlibrarian
I dont really find it that strange, its become a signature type item. If you go to The French Laundry (voted best retaurant in the world several times) you know you are going to get salmon cornets as an amuse bouche, it hasnt changed in well over a decade.
re: uptownlibrarian
I just returned from Miami where we had a fantastic amuse. The server commented that they have had so many great comments on the amuse that they are thinking of making it into an app.
That may be a solution for a situation such as August's where an amuse is kept by popular demand
re: toitoi
I am surprised and in fact grateful that an amuse bouche is offered to all with a $20 prix fixe lunch. I get to August so seldom that I am pleased to know I will enjoy this again.
re: Robinez
Nothing in life is free. There is a fare to be paid, at some level.
An amuse bouche is just that, something that one is not directly charged for, and is something that the chef wishes to offer (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amuse-bo...). Is it free? No, it figures into the price for the dinner, but is not charged for individually.
If one does not appreciate it, then an e-mail, or note to the chef would be adequate, though the chef might choose to ignore it.
re: JazzyB
while i could eat an entire tray of the "egg" and have no problems with it, true it would be nice if Besh's flagship could innovate and deliver us other, equally impressive amuses.
In general, I will say August is totally worth the hype. I've gone once for dinner and twice for the awesome lunch and every visit has been great. I've also had great luck with waiters pairing wines for me, even for wacky dishes such as watermelon gazpacho. I dare say I've done a lot of high end dining in NOLA and in other places and August is hands-down one of my top favorite restaurants. I wouldn't go back to New Orleans without going there at least once.
re: princsoreo
Without going into a long drawn out review count me as a fan. It is everything people say it is and more.
re: joedontexan
That is so great it exceeded your expectations. But, chowhounders generally savor a long drawn out review, right? When you have a chance.[Thank goodness I kept a journal to remember the details of my April visit; others refer to their receipts which is also super smart.]
re: karendor
I agree on the review. A few, nice, well-placed words are good, but a full review is much better.
re: secondsplz
what did you have? your experience is definitely not the norm so I'm curious...
re: secondsplz
Can you post a review of your meal?
Much can be determined from a review, rather than a few words.
Thank you,
For those who posted on this thread about their displeasure with the amuse bouche served at August. (mine was with a scallop; it is now topped with Louisiana bowfin roe) Zagat has proclaimed August to have one of eleven's most awesome amuse bouches in the United States.
re: toitoi
Interesting. Amazing how one's perception differs, from those of others.
At a great, highly-acclaimed Phoenix-Metro restaurant, some complain that they do 5 amuse bouches during the course of a long meal.
Thank you,
re: toitoi
I am not a fan of the amuse at August. I always decline and the chef sends out something different.
re: JazzyB
When did you last eat there?
re: toitoi
Three weeks ago.
re: JazzyB
We eat there maybe four or five times a year, and I'd be sad to to receive the sabayon. Yeah, it's been a staple for years, but it's something we don't get anywhere else.
re: JazzyB
If I am not mistaken, wasn't the crabmeat gnocchi and truffle app also an amuse when August first opened?
re: toitoi
Just ask for the vegetarian amuse bouche next time.
re: fat harry
We just had the 20.12 lunch, which was fantastic! We sort of shared everything and both loved everything. Luckily we each liked what we ordered better. We had the English pea soup and the strawberry/pistaschio salad, then the sheepshead and crab BLT, which was a soft-shell crab buster over some bread croutons, marinated tomatoes, and with some bacon. It has a $10 upcharge, but still such a bargain. We then for dessert had the dark chocolate and blueberry sorbet. Since it was our first visit, we were pleased to get the egg and the dark chocolate and brittle. Overload on dark chocolate, but what a way to go! Just as an aside, we had the 3 course prix fixe lunch at Commander's Palace yesterday, but although CP was really good (turtle soup, snapper and bread pudding souffle) we preferred August, perhaps since we've been to CP many times and this was a first at August. What a great visit! Although we planned to go to the last day of Jazzfest, it was raining when we got here about 3:30 Sunday, and since we had not bought advance tickets we decided to skip it. We went to Preservation Hall Sunday night. After our big lunch at CP we had a couple of small plates at 3 Muses and went to Snug Harbor for Charmaine Neville's show. Since it was right after Jazzfest, her dad was here as well as a great former band member, and a fabulous young singer with her dad's band from Massachusetts who sang "At Last". Leaving tomorrow with an 8 hour drive :( I'll try to find a place we can get a muffaletto to take on the road for lunch before we leave, but it might be too early in the AM. What a great food city!
re: glecroy
Had lunch there today and was impressed by both the food and service. The egg amuse did remind me of Le Bernardin and Eleven Madison Park with their egg shell treats but it was still quite delicious. Service has been a bit slower in many place here than I've gotten used to in NYC, SF and Vancouver so it was nice to attentive professional servers and a well paced prix fixe courses. Thinking I might have to go back for dinner.


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ATLANTA – Have no doubt that unless he voluntarily decides to quit, Chuck Liddell will land another big Ultimate Fighting Championship match. He'll come prancing to the ring to the roars of a crowd that loves him no matter what.
But unless the UFC's biggest attraction begins to diversify his game, he's not going to have any more of the triumphant victories that have made him the face of mixed martial arts.
"The Iceman" was knocked out with a single overhand right in the second round of an otherwise uneventful fight Saturday by Rashad Evans at UFC 88 at Philips Arena. Like he'd done when he lost his light heavyweight title to Quinton "Rampage" Jackson last year, Liddell missed an uppercut and paid for it by getting knocked out.
The cold, hard facts are these: Liddell has lost three of his past four and has not beaten a fighter coming off of a victory since he blew out Tito Ortiz in December 2006. Since, Liddell has been TKO'd by Jackson, lost a desultory decision to Keith Jardine and won a stirring victory over Wanderlei Silva.
In each of those bouts, there were no surprises in Liddell's game. He moved forward, looking to load up on the fight-ending right hand.
A superb kick boxer, the 38-year-old Liddell has largely eschewed his kicks. A former college wrestler, Liddell seems to have no use for his wrestling. And though he has very good jiu-jitsu skills, he hasn't shown them in years.
Liddell has enough power in his hands to win any fight he takes. But the competition is increasing so quickly and fighters are diversifying their games so much that Liddell can't simply rely on being a gunslinger any longer.
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There was none of that on Saturday, though, just as there was none of it against Jardine or Jackson last year.
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When he returns to training in his hometown of San Luis Obispo, Calif., Liddell will need to work on correcting the mistake with the uppercut he's made in his losses to Jackson and Evans. In both cases, he threw a right uppercut from outside, missed, and got caught with a counter shot.
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by Henry Morris III, D.Min. | Nov. 24, 2014
"For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war after the flesh." (2 Corinthians 10:3)
This verse introduces a famous apologetic charge to the saints. The key to the whole passage is the qualifier "we do not war after the flesh."
We must conduct war with non-flesh weapons, since "we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places" (Ephesians 6:12). Fleshly wisdom (2 Corinthians 1:12) often is nothing more than a "snare of the devil" (2 Timothy 2:26) and may well spoil us if we are not very careful (Colossians 2:8).
The objective, of course, is to bring every intellectual argument captive to the truth of Scripture. This is done by the pulling down of strongholds and "casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God" (2 Corinthians 10:5). This warfare, if not done according to the flesh (2 Corinthians 1:17), is "mighty through God" (2 Corinthians 10:4).
Nowhere in these verses is there permission or an implied need to learn the thoughts of the enemy before we can bring them into captivity. Biblical data insist that the flesh has "no good thing" (Romans 7:18) and cannot understand the things of God. The weapons we have are not fleshly (i.e., natural thinking, natural emotion, human reasoning, etc.). Our weapons (Ephesians 6) are the "sword of the Spirit" (offensive) and the "shield of faith" (defensive), and we're protected by the full armor of God—praying always. It is not possible to learn all the subtle arguments of the enemy. What is possible, however, is a knowledge of the truth through our having the "mind of Christ" (1 Corinthians 2:16) that will make us sufficient for "all things that pertain unto life and godliness" (2 Peter 1:3). HMM III
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Fanciful Waltzes (Early Intermediate Level Composer Showcase). Composed by Carol Klose. For Piano. Educational Piano Library. Elementary Class 3 piece for the Piano Solo event with the National Federation of Music Clubs (NFMC) Festivals Bulletin 2008-2009-2010. SMP Level 3 (Early Intermediate); NFMC Level: Elementary Class 3. Softcover. 23 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.296473).
ISBN 0634074407. 9x12 inches.
The waltz has been popular since the late 1700s, making it the oldest of all ballroom dances. While all waltzes are written in 3/4 or triple time, the music itself can portray a variety of styles and emotions, as these five imaginative pieces beautiflly illustrate. Whether it's the delicate purity of Crystal Ballerina, the jazzy harmonies of Lullaby in Blue, the wry humor of Maestro, There's A Fly In My Waltz, the Viennese charm of Petite Waltz, or the sinister eerieness of Transylvania Ball, there's something in this collection to appeal to every early-intermediate student. This music is outstanding teaching material, as well as first-rate recital fare. Keys: F major, D major (2), B-flat major, C minor. 5 Solos: Crystal Ballerina; Lullaby in Blue, Maestro, There's A Fly In My Waltz; Petite Waltz, Transylvania Ball.
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WAU Students to Participate in Annapolis Celebrations
Governor Martin O'Malley (pictured) has declared Feb. 9 "Maryland Independent Higher Education Day" in recognition of the vital role Maryland's independent colleges and universities serve in the State, which boasts one of the best educated workforces in the nation.
The Maryland Independent College and University Association (MICUA) will bring 200 college students and administrators from across the State to Annapolis on Feb. 9 for a day of special activities, including the MICUA Presidents' Award ceremony. The Honorable Nancy Kopp, Maryland State Treasurer, will receive the 2012 MICUA Presidents' Award for "outstanding leadership on behalf of higher education in Maryland."
Washington Adventist University will receive a team of peer evaluators from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, March 25-28, as part of a reaccreditation process carried out every 10 years.
Washington Adventist University has been awarded a Martin Luther King, Jr. Collegiate Challenge Mini Grant for the maximum amount of $1,000 by the Michigan Campus Compact in partnership with Wisconsin Campus Compact and the Corporation for National and Community Service.
Sophia Ward, Ph.D., Student Success and Engagement Specialist,
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The first new building in 40 years at Washington Adventist University is now completed. The building—the Leroy and Lois Peters Music Center—was declared finished on December 5 by Larry E. Walker, principal for the construction company, the Walker Group. Complete handover is scheduled for Dec. 16.
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Karen Benn Marshall Ph.D., has been appointed dean of the School of Health Professions, Science and Wellness at Washington Adventist University (WAU).
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In this photo are (l-r), Lois Peters, Rebecca Spence, President Weymouth Spence and Leroy Peters.
The Votaw House is the official home of the President of Washington University. It was once owned by Carolyn Harding Votaw, youngest sister of President Warren Harding, and her husband Herbert H. Votaw. The Votaws were Seventh-day Adventists missionaries.
The reception was attended by much of the University family. Executive Chef R. Carlos Purdie, served up numerous delicacies for an appreciative crowd. .
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This year's Christmas Concert event will launch a new scholarship for choral students – The Paul Hill Memorial Choral Scholarship Fund – and donations are welcome. The scholarship will honor the legacy of one of Washington Adventist University's renowned faculty members – Paul Hill, the choral program director from 1962 to 1970 and founder of the university's Pro-Musica choral performance group. Hill was also founder of the acclaimed 160-voice Paul Hill Chorale that performed in 1971 at the opening of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, and continued to perform there under his leadership for more than two decades until his death in 1999.
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The Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) has granted reaccreditation of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at Washington Adventist University through June of 2019. The program, which is an off-campus program of Andrews University's Social Work Program, began in 2003 with five students currently has thirty. Its recent reaccreditation followed more than a year of preparation and included a site visit by CSWE in February.
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2014 ETS Virtual Roundtable
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EmPowered To Serve faith based, urban housing, and community partners shared how we are working together to build healthier congregations and healthier communities. Hear first-hand the vision for how we plan to expand the movement and achieve improved health within multicultural communities.
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2013 Roundtable Highlights