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Food Safety
News about Food Safety, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 17, 2015
Aspen Foods announce recall of almost two million pounds of frozen chicken products in wake of reports of salmonella infections in three consumers in Minnesota. MORE
Jul. 11, 2015
New York City Health Dept publishes regulations, set to take effect in August, requiring that fish served raw, undercooked or marinated raw must first be frozen; restaurateurs across city post few objections, revealing that practice of using flash-frozen fish has been longstanding practice, even in popular sushi restaurants, as a way of removing parasites and bacteria. MORE
Jun. 30, 2015
Study in The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene indicates human poisonings from toxin carried by barracuda and other sport fish have been underestimated in Florida, where it has caused severe illness among populations fond of eating such fish. MORE
Jun. 25, 2015
Chinese authorities conduct nationwide crackdown on smuggled frozen meat, arresting 20 suspects and seizing 800 tons of meat worth $3 billion renminbi or $483 million; Chinese consumers receive disturbing news that some of the frozen caches, the origins of which are unknown, dated back to the 1970s. MORE
Jun. 13, 2015
Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams in Ohio shuts down its plant in Columbus and retail locations after discovering listeria during routine check; Jeni's first found lethal food-borne bacteria in April and had been closely monitoring and checking its equipment. MORE
Jun. 10, 2015
Pending report from airline food workers union United Here cites investigation by Food and Drug Admin inspector that found unsanitary conditions in food service facilities at Los Angeles International Airport; facilities are operated by Flying Food Group, and inspectors have found similar conditions at several kitchens operated by company. MORE
May. 22, 2015
Government report says plant run by Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams in Columbus, OH, inadequately tested and cleaned facilities before listeria was discovered in some of its products. MORE
May. 21, 2015
ConAgra Foods agrees to pay $11.2 million to settle federal charges that company shipped salmonella-tainted Peter Pan peanut butter from Sylvester, Ga, plant; sum includes $8 million criminal fine, highest ever in American food safety case. MORE
May. 16, 2015
Blue Bell Creameries announces that it will let go over a third of its work force in wake of recall of all its products due to listeria concerns. MORE
May. 10, 2015
News Analysis; consistent rates of food-borne illness in United States from the 1990s to present, despite advances in quality control and food processing, has led some experts to suggest hygiene hypothesis, namely that Americans are 'too clean'; absence of small doses of harmful or pathogenic bacteria may lead to weaker immune response due to less diverse microbiome. MORE
May. 8, 2015
Food and Drug Administration releases documents showing that Blue Bell Creameries was aware of listeria in its factories as early as 2013, years before recent recall of all its products; company acknowledges failure to respond and inadequate cleaning methods. MORE
Apr. 22, 2015
Blue Bell Creameries, nation's third-largest ice cream brand, recalls all of its frozen desserts and shuts registers at all 300 of its stores due to potential listeria contamination; rapid pace of recall highlights seriousness of threat, and represents biggest crisis in brand's 108-year history; some analysts say despite rare urgency and scope of recall, Blue Bell acted too late to prevent erosion of customer confidence. MORE
Apr. 21, 2015
Blue Bell Creameries recalls all of its products after some samplings tested positive for bacteria listeriosis. MORE
Apr. 14, 2015
Former Quality Egg executives Jack DeCoster and his son Peter are sentenced to three months in jail for their roles in a 2010 salmonella outbreak. MORE
Apr. 10, 2015
Sabra Dipping Company recalls 30,000 cases of its classic hummus after several tubs in Michigan test positive for listeria bacterium; Blue Bell expands recall of its ice cream after Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirms three people in Texas became ill after eating product from 2011 to 2014. MORE
Apr. 9, 2015
Editorial criticizes Congressional failure to appropriate funds for Food Safety Modernization Act; warns without reform, consumers will continue to be exposed to dangerous food-borne illness that results in roughly 128,000 hospitalizations and 3,000 deaths annually; calls on lawmakers to find necessary resources, whether through user fees or appropriations. MORE
Apr. 8, 2015
Congress has appropriated less than half of $580 million requested by Congressional Budget Office to carry out changes required by Food Safety Modernization Act passed in 2010; law gives FDA new powers to prevent food poisoning outbreaks; at issue is resistance by food industry to paying user fees that help fund law. MORE
Apr. 5, 2015
IEH Laboratories, which conducts undercover investigations and rigorous testing of food products, has expanded to become one of largest players in growing food-testing industry; suppliers, manufacturers and markets depend on companies like IEH to discover contaminated products and root out fraud; industry has come to fore as federal government pushes shift to preventive policies. MORE
Mar. 25, 2015
Outbreak of listeriosis that contributed to deaths of three people in Wichita, Kan, has been traced to Blue Bell Ice Cream production facility in Broken Arrow, Okla; incident follows earlier recall of products from main Blue Bell production facility in Brenham, Tex. MORE
Mar. 13, 2015
Hong Kong's Center for Food Safety finds low levels of radiation in powdered tea imported from Japan. MORE
Mar. 2, 2015
Chinese technology firms are addressing food safety issues in country's vast food supply chain, seeking to upgrade old systems with data collection, smartphone apps and online markets; they are attempting to earn trust of customers by helping them avoid tainted food, but food safety scandals still occur often. MORE
Feb. 21, 2015
Pres Obama in his new budget request proposes that number of agencies dealing with food safety be reduced from 15 separate agencies down to a single one: Food Safety Administration; move is already being opposed by some food safety experts and consumer groups. MORE
Jan. 14, 2015
Indian authorities say at least 23 people died and 200 others sickened after drinking contaminated liquor in state of Uttar Pradesh. MORE
Jan. 12, 2015
Contaminated traditional beer kills 56 people at funeral in Mozambique, and 49 others are admitted to hospitals for poisoning. MORE
Jan. 8, 2015
McDonald's Corporation chain in Japan issues apology and vows to improve safety of its products after diners find foreign objects, including a human tooth, in their food. MORE
Dec. 20, 2014
Centers for Disease Control issues warning against eating prepackaged caramel apples amid listeria concerns; five people have died and 21 have been hospitalized in 10 states after eating the apples. MORE
Dec. 13, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Ted Genoways warns that experimental inspection program approved by Food Safety and Inspection Service of United States Department of Agriculture and intended to speed pork production raises risk of contaminated pork; urges USDA inspector general and Government Accountability Office to intervene and verify its safety before program is rolled out across pork-processing industry. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
Op-Ed article by Professors Jacob E Gersen and Benjamin I Sachs holds country needs new labor laws for restaurant, farm and slaughterhouse workers, who play a critical role in nation's economic and public health systems; warns without such laws, country runs risk that workers, charged with producing our food, will be unable to protect public safety. MORE
Sep. 27, 2014
No criminal charges will be filed in the case of Jan Harding, customer who nearly died after unknowingly drinking iced tea mixed with chemicals at Dickey's Barbecue restaurant in Salt Lake City, Utah; restaurant will enter into mediation with Harding and her family. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
Federal jury in Georgia convicts peanut plant owner Stewart Parnell and two others in a salmonella outbreak that sickened hundreds, was linked to nine deaths and prompted one of the largest food recalls in the nation. MORE
Sep. 3, 2014
McDonald's, responding to scandal involving food safety in China, names a new food safety officer and says it will monitor its suppliers in China more closely to prevent mishandling of food products. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Fonterra Cooperative Group of New Zealand will spend more than $500 million in deal with Beingmate Baby and Child Food Company, Chinese manufacturer of infant formula; announcement comes six years after Fonterra's partnership with infant formula maker Sanlu Group dissolved over production of tainted formula; deal is latest that shows foreign companies hope to turn profit by bringing safer food to China. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Northern California slaughterhouse Rancho Feeding Corp co-owners Jesse Amaral Jr and Robert Singleton, and employees Eugene Corda and Felix Cabrera, are indicted on charges of distributing adulterated, misbranded and uninspected meat; prosecutors say men slaughtered cows with cancer while inspectors were on their lunch breaks, and then distributed diseased cattle. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Denmark's Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries says that listeria outbreak tied to contaminated Danish meat has killed 12 people since September 2013. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
McDonald's says its global sales forecast for 2014 is at risk after China's food scandal drove away diners and forced it to scramble to find new suppliers of ingredients. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
OSI Group, one of top meat producers in the United States, has become enveloped in a food safety scandal in China; stands accused of doctoring labels to extend expiration dates on chicken and beef products, among other lapses; situation is rare black mark for OSI, one of America's top meat producers, and speaks to broader weaknesses in China's food safety system. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
American company OSI Group says it is halting operations at its Chinese plant, Shanghai Husi Food, and will review all its China plants after food scandal involving using expired meat to make fast-food products; McDonald's takes some meat items off its Chinese menu. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Editorial contends revelations that Shanghai Husi Food, meat supplier to fast-food restaurants based in Shanghai, used expired chicken and beef in its products are stark reminder that China needs to do more to improve its inadequate food safety system; warns that weak and uneven enforcement of food laws have encouraged anything-goes culture among food producers. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Scandal involving spoiled meat in fast-food products shows that China's attempted transformation of its food-quality apparatus since 2008 has run up against country's centuries-old and sprawling food supply chain; growing presence of big American brands means country's oversight efforts and lapses are playing out on global stage. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Foster Farms has issued recall for 170 different chicken products after being linked to outbreak of antibiotic-resistant strain of salmonella. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issue warning to consumers who eat chia powder; twenty-one people in 12 states have been sickened with salmonella linked to powder, which is made from ground chia seeds and often added to smoothies and other foods for health benefits. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
Federal officials say dozens of Whole Foods stores in the Northeast and restaurant in New York received beef over eight-month period that may not have been properly slaughtered to reduce threat of mad cow disease; Fruitland American Meat, producer of beef, recalled thousands of pounds of meat. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Artisanal cheese makers and consumers express outrage over decision by Food and Drug Administration to question use of wood forms and shelves for cheeses; FDA holds wood retains bacteria and cannot be properly cleaned, which can lead to consumer illness; American Cheese Society reports that more than a third of all cheese makers in America use wood in their process. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Food and Drug Administration announces that it has set new safety standards for infant formula; rules require manufactures to screen products for salmonella and cronobacter, a potentially lethal germ. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Quality Egg agrees to pay $6.8 million in fines for selling old eggs with false labels and the tainted products that caused nationwide salmonella outbreak in 2010. MORE
May. 23, 2014
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention releases report about New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene pilot project that used Yelp reviews to identify unreported outbreaks of food-borne illness; officials say project, which will continue, helps identify public health issues by using social media and big databases. MORE
May. 22, 2014
Federal prosecutors in Iowa bring felony charges against Quality Egg LLC, stemming from 2010 salmonella outbreak; owners Austin J DeCoster and his son Peter are each charged with selling adulterated food across state lines. MORE
May. 21, 2014
Petco says it will stop selling dog and cat treats made in China due to persistent fears that they are making pets sick; Food and Drug Administration investigators began receiving reports of illnesses in 2007, with latest update saying it has received more than 4,800 complaints and more than 1,000 reports of dog deaths resulting from Chinese-made jerky treats. MORE
May. 15, 2014
Mets first baseman Lucas Duda and Philadelphia Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg say they got sick after eating at Shake Shack at Citi Field; Mets management says it does not believe tainted burgers came from stadium; Shake Shack releases statement saying it is looking into report. MORE
Apr. 5, 2014
Health officials temporarily shut down Dominique Ansel Bakery in SoHo, which shot to fame after its eponymous chef created croissant-and-doughnut hybrids called cronuts, after finding a severe mouse infestation on premises. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
Senate Passes Sweeping Law on Food Safety
The bill would give the Food and Drug Administration new powers to order recalls, increase inspections, oversee farming and hold companies accountable.December 1, 2010 healthNews
Safety of Beef Processing Method Is Questioned
E. coli and salmonella have been found dozens of times in meat processed with a novel ammonia treatment.December 31, 2009 usNews
The Burger That Shattered Her Life
Stephanie Smith, 22, was left paralyzed in 2007 after eating a burger tainted by E. coli. Tracing her burger shows why eating ground beef is still a gamble.October 4, 2009 healthNews
Food Companies Are Placing the Onus for Safety on Consumers
Makers of processed foods have increased their efforts to eliminate pathogens, but with uneven results.May 15, 2009 businessNews
Frozen Chicken Recalled After Reports of Illnesses
Breaded, raw stuffed chicken breasts from Aspen Foods and Barber Foods have been linked to salmonella infections.
July 17, 2015, Friday
New York City Requires Restaurants to Freeze Raw Fish Before Serving
A regulation by New York City's health department, to take effect in August, will require that fish served raw must be frozen before serving it to guard against parasites.
July 11, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON FOOD SAFETY AND: Restaurants , Sushi , Food Contamination and Poisoning , Fish and Other Marine Life , Health and Mental Hygiene Department (NYC) , New York City , Seafood , Regulation and Deregulation of Industry
Ask Well: Guidelines for When Food Goes Bad
Food expiration dates come in various forms, and should be viewed more as guidelines than as hard rules, with common sense being the final judge.
July 6, 2015, Monday
MORE ON FOOD SAFETY AND: Labeling and Labels (Product) , Food Contamination and Poisoning , Food
Fish Poisoning More Common Than Believed
Illnesses from a toxin carried by barracuda and other sport fish have been underestimated in Florida, a new study suggests.
June 30, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON FOOD SAFETY AND: Fish and Other Marine Life , Food Contamination and Poisoning , Florida , American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene , Poisoning and Poisons , Hispanic-Americans , Radke, Elizabeth G
In China, Stomachs Turn at News of 40-Year-Old Meat Peddled by Traders
The authorities have seized nearly half a billion dollars' worth of smuggled frozen meat this month across China, some of it dating to the 1970s.
June 25, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON FOOD SAFETY AND: China , Meat , Food Contamination and Poisoning , Smuggling , Alibaba Group Holding Ltd , Xinhua , Hong Kong , Vietnam
100,000 Tons of Smuggled Meat, Some From 1970s, Seized Across China
The chicken wings, beef and pork uncovered in a customs operation in 14 provinces and regions were valued at up to $483 million, and 20 people have been arrested, according to Xinhua, the state news agency.
June 24, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON FOOD SAFETY AND: China , Hong Kong , United States , Alibaba Group Holding Ltd , Chinese University of Hong Kong, The , Taobao , E-Commerce , Food Contamination and Poisoning , Mad Cow Disease (Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy) , Meat
Jeni's Ice Cream Finds Listeria Again, and Closes Its Facilities
Jeni's closed its plant in Columbus, Ohio, this week after finding the bacteria, weeks after reopening after a recall for listeria contamination.
June 13, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON FOOD SAFETY AND: Listeria Monocytogenes , Ice Cream and Frozen Desserts , Food Contamination and Poisoning , Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams , Factories and Manufacturing
Filth Found in Airline Food Operations at Los Angeles Airport
An federal inspector in January found dirty bathrooms and storage areas at a facility operated by Flying Food Group, according to a report to be released by a labor union.
June 10, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON FOOD SAFETY AND: Food Contamination and Poisoning , Airlines and Airplanes , Los Angeles International Airport , Flying Food Group LLC , Unite Here , Los Angeles (Calif) , Airports , Organized Labor
Delhi Bans Popular Noodles Produced by Nestle's India Unit
Maggi noodles were found to have high levels of lead in several samples, which Nestle India said were taken from an expired batch.
June 4, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON FOOD SAFETY AND: Delhi (India) , Noodles , Nestle SA , Food Contamination and Poisoning , Recalls and Bans of Products
Jeni's Ice Cream Shops to Reopen After Recall
No illnesses are connected to the recall, and Jeni's says it is making ice cream again and reopening shops on Friday after intensive cleaning.
May 22, 2015, Friday
MORE ON FOOD SAFETY AND: Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams , Food Contamination and Poisoning , Ice Cream and Frozen Desserts , Recalls and Bans of Products
The Lede
Reporting on Food Safety Problems
New York Times reporters Michael Moss and Andrew Martin are investigating food-safety problems. If you have inside information or other tips for us, including cases of food-borne illness, please contact us through The Lede blog.
Peanut Butter Recall
Complete coverage of the 2009 salmonella outbreak and subsequent peanut butter recall.
Chasing Outbreaks: How Safe Is Our Food?
A 1993 E. coli outbreak linked to Jack in the Box hamburgers sickened 700 people and drew new attention to the dangers of food-borne illness. More than 20 years later, how far have we come?
Blue Bell C.E.O. Apologizes for Recall
In a video message on Monday, Paul Kruse, Blue Bell's chief executive and president, apologized for recalling products on the market after two samples of ice cream tested positive for listeria.
ScienceTake | Shape Shifting Bacteria
Researchers analyzed how groups of rod-shaped E. coli bacteria dissolve their own cell walls and then, after generations, rebuild them.
A Chinese Demand for Foreign Formula
A tainted baby formula scandal in 2008 has Chinese parents obsessed with buying foreign-made milk powder.
A Village Mourns
Poisoning from a school lunch killed 23 children from the northeastern Indian state of Bihar on Tuesday. One villager talks about the effect the tragedy had on his family.
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Helping Young People
Be Tobacco Free
Be Tobacco Free is an evidence-based educational program designed to prevent young people in grades 5 – 9 from using tobacco in any form, including cigarettes and smokeless tobacco. It is now available in an online digital format!
Program Highlights:
A teacher section featuring NEW digital activities for use with SMART Boards and Notebook technology
Additional grade-level student activities for use on computers and interactive whiteboards
Common Core State Standards alignment
A "Student Corner" designed especially for young people in grades 5–9
Grade-appropriate videos for in-class or at-home use
NEW e-mail/newsletter information about the program for parents in both English and Spanish
RDRN Videos supplement digital activities
Talking to your child or grandchild about Youth Tobacco Prevention
As a parent, guardian or grandparent, you already know how important it is to communicate with your child. The more you talk with your child about a wide range of issues - schoolwork, friends, sports, etc. - the easier it is to talk about specific topics such as tobacco prevention. According to research, children who know that their parents don't want them to use tobacco are less likely to do so. By communicating regularly with your child about peer pressure, health consequences and factors that contribute to experimenting with and using tobacco, and ways to avoid use, you can positively impact their decision to be tobacco free.
About RDRN
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company holds as one of its guiding principles and beliefs that minors should never use tobacco products. As part of its efforts to prevent tobacco use among minors, the company has funded youth smoking prevention programs which address three key audiences:
- Educators of students in grades 5-9, (the ages during which experimentation begins for many behaviors, including tobacco use) to provide tools to help persuade youth to be tobacco free.
- Parents and Grandparents, to help them communicate a youth tobacco prevention message to their children/grandchildren; and
- Retailers, to help them comply with minimum-age laws.

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I'm sure Poor Moon's Christian Wargo is already tired of talking about his life and work in Fleet Foxes, and I'm not terribly interested in letting the stature of the Seattle-based indie-folk giants overshadow Wargo's new band, either.
But I have to say, it was pretty tough to chat with him last week and not talk about his "other" band. I mean, Fleet Foxes is arguably my favorite band of the past five years. Fortunately, Wargo is a fine songwriter in his own right, and the Poor Moon songs we've heard so far point to a bright future for his new venture.
That venture continues this weekend when Poor Moon kicks off Les Schwab Amphitheater's free Summer Sunday Concerts series. When we spoke, Wargo and I chatted about life on the road with a band that's doing things a bit more DIY than, say, Fleet Foxes have been in recent years.
"It has been a real breath of fresh air for us," he said. "Being in the van together with your bros, you get to see where you're going, as opposed to a bus tour, where you go to bed and then you wake up in the next backstage area and it can be a little monotonous.
"You know, being in charge of getting yourself to the show and finding hotels, it's been fun," he continued. "We really have enjoyed it a lot. I couldn't actually see myself getting into a bus right now."
Besides being closer to band mates, touring on a smaller scale also provides more opportunities to meet and make connections with fans, he said.
"In the smaller clubs, (there's) just an energy that you can't quite get when you're playing theaters," Wargo said. "It's all around just been great. I love it."
Also worth highlighting this weekend: Local community radio station KPOV is celebrating its 7th birthday with another Beatles Singalong! It's just what it sounds like: Local bands play Beatles songs, the lyrics are projected on a screen and everyone sings along. There's a costume contest and trivia and other stuff, and proceeds benefit KPOV. Good times, great cause!
Elsewhere in this week's music section: Bad boy glam-rapper Mickey Avalon is back in Bend, the Pickin' & Paddlin' series begins with The Pitchfork Revolution, a trio of Oregon songwriters will play The Horned Hand, Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks visit Kimberly, a roundup of the opportunities to see and hear Irish/Celtic music this week, the psych-rock sounds of Rubedo, and a Last Band Standing update. Plus, a bunch of good local bands are playing the Bend Pride celebration on Saturday. All are welcome!


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Hi Seth and Doug when reading Gen 1 and than chapter 2 Adam was made first in the image of God and in Chapter two from the dust seems we do have an inward and outward distinction here Gen 1:26 And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth. Gen 1:27 So God created man [in his [own] image, in the image of God created he him; male and[Strong's H120 - 'adam ] female created he them. 28 And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth. one thing is Name man Strong's H120 - 'adam and it seems the inward Image of Man Adam is male and female in the begining now in Gen 2. Gen 2:7 And the LORD God formed man [of] the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul. there is lots to consider when you look at chapters one and two in Genesis rose
Hi MollyGood question and especially so since it is about something that has only been talked about amongst very few since the time of the Apostles. (Although there have been some going back as far as Jane Leade who was a 17th century prophet whom did acknowledge this "other woman" who was "from the beginning" but did not quite grasp the full significance of her because IMO it was not yet time for it to be revealed)Simply speaking (because I am both simple and base) God who is a Spirit with a Soul (male and female) breathed into the nostrils of Adam Himself so consequently Adam became a "living soul". (because Adam was then made alive unto God having not yet been separated by the sin that caused Paul to speak of his own past as dead to God because of sin yet he was alive unto the world)Fast forward back to Genesis when God turned to the woman and said that there "would be enmity between her seed and the seed of the serpent".......... well we know that woman could not be Eve because at that time Eve was in cahoots with the serpent and was in fact at enmity with God rather than the serpent........... Amen?......... I think so !!!So who is the woman that had the seed that is Christ who would bruise the head of the serpent? ..........that woman in Adam is the female half of God whom has the Spirit (seed) of God within her just like Mary did when she was impregnated with the Holy Spirit of God, when God breathed Himself into Adam just as he did to Mary.She unlike Eve did not get the boot from the Garden of Eden that translated means "the fence of God on earth" and within that fence was righteousness with God that is reserved for us as the reconciliation of that what was lost at the fall.I will pray that you see what I am saying here Molly........ as you already know I have always considered you special and chosen of God be amongst the first order.Blessings to youDoug
What I have learned so far is this. We have received the deposit of the inheritance until the redemption comes. This means we do not have the Spirit without measure, but a measured part, so that we may fit into a many membered body, not all are eyes, not all are feet.
I say that because He never gives the Spirit by measure due to the nature of God the Holy Spirit. One has said, "Wherever there is any of God, there is all of God." Notice this verse more closely: "For he whom God hath sent speaketh the words of God: for God giveth not the Spirit by measure unto him." (Jn 3:34, AV) It gets misprinted, specially in e versions. Because of copy and paste from InstaVerse I just now had to manually re-insert the original italics because they didn't copy into here. "Unto him" is added by the translators. What is literally said is: "God gives not the Spirit by measure." That also is what the Concordant Literal Translation has: "For He Whom God commissions is speaking God's declarations, for God is not giving the spirit by measure."
Yes I am saying that there are two woman in the garden....... Eve the mother of all things earthly and the other one being the woman from above who Paul spoke of as the mother of us all whom I say is also the one that has the seed that will always be at enmity with Satan
The soul is always feminine and comes from a seed provided by a male so even though Jesus who is decidedly male was still the seven fold fulness of God's Soul that contains the original spirit as seen in Isa. 11: 2Isaiah 11:2 (King James Version) And the spirit of the LORD shall rest upon him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the LORD;
Paul may well of not confessed his sins however he did ask God to remove the "thorn in his flesh" that was the cause of him having to deal with sin and doing what he "chose mot to do".Also we have Jesus who taught us to pray daily asking for forgiveness of our sin as we forgave others of their sins against usBlessingsDoug


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Based on Fellini's film 8 ½, this musical delighted Broadway theatregoers in a hit revival in 2003. Nine is the story of a celebrated Italian film director, Guido Contini, who has lost his creative inspiration under the looming deadline for his latest film. Contini attempts to court his muse through the company of beautiful women, all clamoring to be loved by him. Haunted by the shadows of his past, Contini is forced to contemplate the real substance of his life, which will become the material for his next film.
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Sunday, February 23, 2014
After battling "The Stomach Virus of 2013" and emerging victorious, I have spent the last two weeks battling my seven-year-old's asthma. We have driven all over the state of Mississippi, chasing her allergist from office to office like Thelma and Louise, minus the convertible.
Emma is an excellent patient and even in the middle of a coughing fit, red-faced and hacking away, she'll give you a thumbs up to let you know she's hanging in there.
Last week we headed to Oxford, Miss. for a doctor's appointment and afterwards I asked Emma, "Baby, what do you want for lunch? There's a Chick-Fil-a here…"
"Can we go to a restaurant? Like some place fancy?" she asked.
I like to eat good food, so this wasn't really a hard sell, but Baby Girl had been so sick and so sweet for so long, it was a done deal. We headed to the renowned City Grocery on Oxford Square.
Emma fancies herself a foodie. Since she was old enough to stand on a stool beside me in the kitchen, she has been enthralled with the art of cooking. As I reach for spices to add to a recipe, I open them and let her smell them and tell her their names. We've done this for years, so I trust the child when she tells me my chili needs more cumin.
She is obsessed with cooking shows like Top Chef, Chopped and the Youtube hit, "Nerdy Nummies." For Christmas, everything she asked for was related to cooking. She has her own basket of kitchen utensils in the kitchen and her very own cooking show on Youtube, "The Very Serious Cooking Show." If you haven't seen it, you are missing out.
Recently, we were walking through Tuesday Morning. Emma had $20 of her own money to spend and instead of finding her on the toy aisle, I found her holding a full set of stainless steel flatware. She's committed.
We were seated at City Grocery and Emma was pleased to have a "real" menu placed in front of her. You've never seen eyes roll until you've seen someone hand this kid a children's menu.
Emma and my mother looked over the menu, trying to decide what they wanted — I didn't have to look: Shrimp & Grits, y'all.
Shuggie, my mom, asked, "What do you think, Emma?"
"I want the Grilled Shoulder Tender," she answered.
I glanced at the menu:
Grilled Shoulder Tender
Grilled teres major medallions, potato puree, fried brussel sprouts and charmoula.
Mom and I laughed.
"Do you even know what that is?" I asked.
"Nope, but I'm gonna try it," she grinned.
Our waitress, Jennifer, came back for our orders and raised her eyebrows a little at Emma's.
"I'm serious. The kid will eat anything," I explained.
"Excuse me, where is the restroom?" Emma asked.
"Go straight back towards the kitchen then take a left," Jennifer said. "Just don't go in the kitchen!" She joked.
Emma's eyes got huge and she could barely walk for staring back into that glorious vortex of steam, stainless steel and sweat.
I laughed, "You'd better watch her! That'd be a dream come true for her. The kid is crazy about food and cooking."
Mom and I talked to Jennifer and told her about Emma's love and appreciation for cooking and good food, and about "The Very Serious Cooking Show."
"I love it. So many kids just want chicken fingers and fries!" she said.
Emma wandered back to the table, still looking over her shoulder towards the kitchen and finally sat down. She sipped her water and tapped her fingers on the table, "What's taking so long?"
She answered herself before I could say a word, "They're probably working on the presentation," she mused.
A few moments later Jennifer brought our entrees to the table and Emma's eyes were bigger than her plate. She ate with glee and abandon, only stopping to mutter between bites, "Mmm, so much flavor. So juicy. Mmmm, this is amazing. Amazing. Mmmm, the flavors!"
We shared bites from each other's plates and Emma almost cleaned hers.
"Can we get dessert? My Shoulder Tender tank is full, but my dessert tank is still empty."
I snickered as she told Jennifer, "We're going to share the Chocolate Chess Pie."
By "share," she meant two bites for me, one bite for her grandmother and the rest of the bites for her.
As she was licking the chocolate syrup off the plate, Jennifer came back to the table, "I have a little surprise for you. I checked with the kitchen and they would love for you to come back and see them."
You could've knocked that kid over with a feather.
"Really?! Really!" she squealed, shoveling the last bite of pie into her mouth. She wiped her face and leapt to her feet and I followed the two of them to the kitchen.
Jennifer walked her down the line, explaining everyone's jobs and pointing out the grill top where Eric had just cooked her Grilled Shoulder Tender. Emma leaned across the counter, gave him a thumbs up and said, "It was AMAZING."
"Who's the top chef?" Emma asked.
"Well, Brian is in charge of lunch," Jennifer explained.
Emma grinned from ear to ear as we left the kitchen. She thanked Jennifer and we headed back out into the cold with our bellies, and our hearts, filled to the brim.
Robin O'Bryant is an author, humorist and speaker. Her latest book is "Ketchup is a Vegetable and Other Lies Moms Tell Themselves." Connect with her on Facebook and Twitter and visit her blog at RobinsChicks.com.
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A Carnival Cruise ship crippled after an engine room fire Sunday morning is getting closer to land.
3,000 passengers and 1,000 crew members are stuck on board the Triumph that is being towed to Mobile, Alabama.
And a number of people from this area are on board.
A number of people from Texas A&M including the director of the Singing Cadets, Mays Business School Assistant Dean, and even Aggie Swimmer Cammile Adam's mom are stuck on the Carnival Triumph.
What was to be a normal four day cruise has turned into a vacation free of fun.
It's a vacation folks on the Carnival Triumph Cruise ship may just as soon forget.
They've been stranded at sea following an engine fire Sunday that crippled the ship.
Four couples from First Baptist Church in Bryan are among a number of local residents on board including A&M Singing Cadets Director David Kipp.
David Gusewell is an Associate Pastor at First Baptist and Business Manager and heard from members Monday.
"We heard from them, but then of course we heard the reports last night on the news that conditions had deteriorated. So we are kind of in a mode of just praying for them now and we understand the boat's being towed to Alabama," said Gusewell.
Robert Foley of North Zulch hasn't heard from his wife since he got a text message Sunday. Faleice is on the cruise with several friends.
"It's very disconcerting right now. I really don't know what to do. They're going to be towed into Mobile, Alabama then flown to Houston and somehow have to go down to Galveston to get their cars," said Foley.
He says he's frustrated he hasn't heard more directly from Carnival, but has heard back after calling their hotline.
"They said everybody was fine, but then I saw on television that people aren't fine they have to use, the toilets aren't working. They have to urinate in the showers. I think it's becoming a health issue," he added.
"If you're on an inside middle cabin you've taken your mattress out on the deck. You're sleeping outside. It's not a pretty picture," said Peter Greenberg, CBS News Travel Editor.
"We know God's with them and carrying them through this situation," said David Gusewelle.
The ship has been averaging at around three knots and it's being pulled by tug boats and is expected to dock in Mobile, Alabama sometime Thursday.
No passengers or crew members were injured and the fire was contained Sunday.
And although it might be the last thing they're thinking about right now, all passengers will be getting full refunds and travel vouchers for a future cruise.
No word yet on what caused the fire in the engine room.
The National Transportation Safety Board is also starting its own investigation into the incident.
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Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Frances McGill of Kingstree is on a mission to serve. McGill, a 2009 Williamsburg Academy graduate, is currently in her third year as a student in the University of South Carolinas South Carolina College of Pharmacy program [Columbia] and is gearing up for an international medical missions trip to serve in Nicaragua for four weeks. The trip, offered through the Palmetto Medical Initiative and USCs South Carolina College of Pharmacy, will give McGill and another student the opportunity to live and volunteer in El Viejo, Nicaragua for four weeks and serve alongside doctors and pharmacists from the country, who work in clinics already established there.
During their four-week stay, one week will be dedicated to opening the program up to all medical professionals specializing in everything from medical, dental, physical therapy, nursing, etc., and each discipline will join together as a team to go out and set up clinics in several rural communities, performing outreach in areas where many may not have access to the city, which is where the main clinic is located.
McGill, who majored in pharmacy because, I really want to provide quality care for patients and counsel patients on medications, their health concerns and be a patient advocate. Many people lack access to proper healthcare for various reasons but pharmacies are more readily accessible where someone can come in, ask questions and speak with a healthcare provider who can give them healthcare advice and lead them in the right direction, also stated that her decision to be a pharmacist was inspired by her time being a member of the Kingstree Community Youth Mission Team in high school. Having those trips in high school helped me to decide that having a career in serving others was something that I wanted to pursue, said McGill.
The trip which is in August 2014, is offered through USCs SC College of Pharmacy and will count towards college credit for McGill but the trip is not paid with her tuition, she will be responsible for raising $3,500 in order to pay for her flight to Nicaragua, lodging in the country for one month, meals, and supplies while there. McGill states anyone interested in helping to support her fundraising efforts for the trip can send a check payable to PMI, PO Box 542, Charleston, SC 29402 with Frances L. McGill on the memo line. All donations are 100 percent tax deductible.
When asked what is she most looking forward to while there, McGill stated, Combining what Im going to school for, along with my passion. Im able to go and serve others while using the knowledge Ive gained in school for the past three years to help others who are less fortunate.For more information you can go to www.palmettomedical.org.
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The doctor of pharmacy (PharmD) program emphasizes patient-oriented practice. Graduates typically enter career tracks involving practice and consultant roles where the pharmacist is an integral part of drug selection and monitors therapeutic decisions. The doctor of pharmacy degree qualifies the graduate for licensure in all 50 states and a career in any number of exciting practice settings. As a "direct-entry" student, you will join the pharmacy profession as you enter the college, and you will work with a faculty dedicated to teaching as their number-one mission. This approach is unique as the program is the only one where students take pharmacy courses from the very first day. Research opportunities exist, and some graduates go on to doctoral programs in pharmaceutical research.
The College of Pharmacy features state-of-the-art classrooms, research facilities, a Drug Information Center and the Pharmacy Skills Center. The College of Pharmacy is part of the science campus at ONU.
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Academy of Managed Care, Pharmacy (AMCP), American Pharmaceutical Association Academy of Students in Pharmacy (APhA-ASP), American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International (CPFI), Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Psi, National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA), Phi Delta Chi, Pharmacy Law Students Association, Phi Lambda Sigma, Pharmacy Council, Rho Chi, Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA), Student Society of Health-System Pharmacists (SSHP)
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Our graduates enter a marketplace with a tremendous variety of professional opportunities. A small number of graduates pursue graduate studies; a larger number apply and are accepted to post-graduate residency and fellowship programs. The majority of graduates begin employment upon graduation.
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Growth in many areas of the pharmaceutical industry has led to an increase in community pharmacy and managed-care positions. Additionally, health care systems are hiring more pharmacy graduates because of their strong clinical skills and training. Pharmacists are increasingly involved in medication therapy management in the hospital, physician's office and community pharmacy. The future is bright with increased career opportunities expected in the next 10-15 years.
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pMy two sons really like playing their video games. I thought that I would not like that, but it actually isn't so bad. It does help that they both are active in sports and have a large group of friends, and they both get great grades in school too. Since they seem so well balanced, I really don't mind that they enjoy playing their video games for a little bit each night. When we first moved to California, one of the first things they told me was to do a search for a href="http://cheapdslinternet.com/cheap-internet/California/S/San-Diego/"cheap Internet for San Diego/a residents.!–more– br /br /They know a lot more about the Internet than I do, so they explained that even with their gaming, they did not need to have an expensive Internet package. As long as the connection was fast, they would be able to do their gaming without any problems. I thought that a fast connection meant that I would have to subscribe to a pricey package, but they told me that even the cheaper options offer really great Internet service anymore. I was grateful to know this because while we are not in the poor house, I still have to watch our budget closely so we don't fall behind on anything.br /br /I was able to find a few different options for their Internet service, and I left the decision to them. I knew that they would be able to tell which one was the better deal. I was hoping that it would be the cheapest one, but I was willing to pay more if it was what they needed. When they explained that the cheapest one was more than adequate, I was thrilled. I contacted the number on the website, and they were able to send a technician out that week to get everything set up for us. The boys have been just fine using it with their gaming, and we are saving money as a result!/p
Gaining a Diverse Selection of SkillsI've been installing shower doors in Union County NJ for about a week now. Looking for a new job in this market has been surprisingly easy, especially considering the fact that I have very little experience in construction work. Despite this, my new boss has been more than willing to help me. He's given me near free run in multiple projects which has allowed me to practice my skills while focusing on those that I feel I need to work on. On top of this he makes suggestions as to what I should work on as well and the combination of these approaches has been huge in helping me gain understanding. br /br /I would have never predicted that I would be doing this sort of work. The vast majority of the type of work I've done in the past has always been technical, electronics or customer service. Before, I would have considered my skill at working with my hands fair at best. I was always apprehensive whenever approaching a project that would require that sort of technical know how but ever since I've begun working here I've improved drastically.!–more– It's been worth the struggle to be honest as I've learned quite a bit. br /br /Still, I don't see myself working in this gig forever. I want to be able to branch out, yes, but I don't see myself doing construction for too long. I'd like to go into security systems, I think, and explore that. I'd like to be able to approach the design of a home from multiple angles. This way I can see a bigger picture from each angle that is necessary when building or designing a home. Everything from installing the shower doors to incorporating the security system! Who knows what sort of work I'd be able to score with that kind of experience. /p
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Of course instead I am going to offer them what makes sense for us. If they take it that will be fine, but I am not going to bid more than I can manage to pay off. That would be pretty dumb to say the least. It would be silly for me to do some stuff that does not get me a good deal on the place. I can not fault them for trying to get a better offer on the place really either. If it was my house and I was looking to sell the place, then I would quite obviously want to get the top dollar for it.
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The big thing I am thinking is whether or not I really need to pay for tv during certain times of the year. By that I mean baseball season, which is not all that important to me. I love basketball and football season. If I tried to do without tv during the Winter I would have nothing to do. In the summer time I go out of doors, I go swimming and I take camping trips and I go hiking. I have other things to keep me busy that time of the year. In the winter I spend a lot of time parked in front of the tv on the couch and I set on an exercise bike if I need to get some exercise.
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I am in the process of moving my family into a brand new house, and I am pretty sure that everyone is going to enjoy living in this house. It is bigger than we needed, but I thought it was a good price, so I went ahead and bought the house. Before my family actually spends their first night in the house, I would like to look into getting an adt home security installed at my house. Hopefully, I can have that done within the day or so, because that would be ideal.
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I have had the same television provider for over 10 years, and I am getting sick of them. I think that they are charging me too much money for the services that I am receiving from them. That is not something that I am going to allow to stand any longer. It is really unfortunate that things have come to this, as I do not enjoy the idea of having to find another television service. After a bit of searching, I came across a site – http://satellite-direct-tv.com – that seems to have information on satellite television deals./ppI am curious, because I have never had a satellite television service before.!–more– I do not want to get satellite television, just for the novelty of the experience, but I do think it is a cool idea. When I was young, I would have never imagined that it would one day be possible to have a television service beamed down from space through the use of a satellite. Modern technology never ceases to amaze me. But in any case, if I can find a good deal on a television service through a satellite provider, then I am going to probably get my television through them in the future./ppI need to figure out if my house is even located in a position, where it would be able to get a satellite signal, based on the trees that are in my yard and such. I do not know much about the subject, but I have heard of people having problems with getting a satellite signal for such reasons in the past. I hope to find out more information about the prices, so that I can figure out a decision on this matter as soon as I can. I want to get something hooked up soon.
Found the Cable Company for Me
<Allegiance cable was one of the first cable companies that I found on your website. Before I found your website I was leaning towards getting a satellite dish. My sister who lived in the country where they didn't have cable had told me about her provider. But as I talked to my boyfriend, he told me about all the issues he had with his satellite television. Like when it stormed he would lose reception. I didn't want that to happen to me when I was watching something important like Dancing with the Stars or a really great romantic comedy. I know it sounds silly, but I am a TV watcher. So I began to look for cable providers. I found there were a lot of big names, that I had heard of, but when I did searches on them many of their customers talked badly about their service and their whole experience with them. I started to think maybe a smaller provider would bring me more of a personal experience and I wouldn't feel like a number./ppI am so glad I did too, because not only did I get a great deal on the cable television, I got a great deal on my cable internet too.!–more– Something I definitely needed since I work out of my home and having a good internet connection is a must. Now that the new fall television shows have started I am so happy that I have a great cable provider that gives me fantastic HD quality television to watch. Some of the providers I had looked at wanted such a high price for allowing me to hook my HD television up to their service, I couldn't believe their arrogance. It can be true that a larger company just thinks of you as a number and check in the mail, but a smaller company like Allegiance makes me feel like they actually care about my business.
Pretty Happy with Things Today
<p>Of course it was pretty bleak for me for a little while, but things have turned in my favor it seems. I found a pretty good job working for the electric company in killeen TX. In fact I still have some unemployment benefits left and the company is going to pay for us to move. In truth I could probably live here and work there, because this is the sort of job where you go some place different every morning. I will have a company truck and each morning I will drive it to where the work is, probably have some big piece of gear on a trailer behind it most of the time. Obviously it would be better to be living in Killeen, but much of the time I will be going to some place that is not going to be much closer to any place there than I am now. Other days it would stink. pHowever this works out all the same, although it is pretty much one of those things. The word for it is serendipity I think, meaning that there are just some things that fall in to place. In this case we found a person who wanted to swap places with us and in fact was willing to give us a good deal on it. It is not that hard to figure out. I have known the guy for a very long time and if you climbed up on my house you could see the place he works. He would be going from a half hour drive in the morning and in the evening, to literally being able to walk back and forth from lunch in about six or seven minutes. If you cut a hole in the fence you do the trip in half as long./p
Saving Money by Switching to Another Service is a Good Idea
As someone who likes to save as much money for retirement, I try to go through our monthly bills each month to see where I can save a lot of money. If I find a better deal, I will go elsewhere in a heartbeat! I realized that I had not spent any time in a long while to see if I could find Internet service at a lower price than I am already paying. I decided to get right on that. /ppI do not have much technical expertise. In fact, I understand very little about how most things work when it comes to that topic. That means that I always feel that I need to think very carefully about any decisions I make when it comes to the Internet or computers so that I don't make a mistake purchase that I will be sorry for.!–more– I can typically do this by taking my time to research thoroughly. /ppI found a website online that let me check which companies offer service in my area. And the results the site gave me would give me pricing as well as speeds. Because I did not understand what the best speeds were, I had my grandson come over to help me out. He went through the list of prices and speeds to point out which ones were the best for the lowest price. /ppOnce I had a small list of companies to contact, I gave each of them a call. My grandson had given me a few questions to ask each company, and this helped me get the list down to one promising company that is well known. I learned that they could cut my monthly bill down in half and I would be getting even faster download speeds than I get now. Needless to say, I jumped on that right away. I'm pretty satisfied with everything they are offering me. /p
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Finding a business that knows exactly what they are about is wonderful. I work a lot – my life is constantly on the go and with the number of responsibilities that I have on any given day, I can't always look for great service providers for my needs. This definitely has become more of an issue as I've begun flying more for work. It can be difficult finding a rental car place that is willing to schedule so far ahead with us but thankfully there are some like the car rental at Mallorca airport that my employer connected me with.
I've been doing a lot of flying between t he United States and Spain the past couple of months. There was a time when I would have been incredibly thankful for such an opportunity. I still am, don't get me wrong, but the honey moon period of visiting another country is without a doubt over. Now it's all business – even if it has always been business, I am no longer as distracted by the sights that Spain offers. It's a beautiful country. I wish I could take more time to devote to getting to know it and the people here but work is work.
This is exactly why my employer chose me for this job. Considering that I will be gone for long stretches of time, it only makes sense that someone like myself, a bachelor with a single minded goal for work, will be able to handle the amount of time that this project is going to demand of me. I don't mind it – I enjoy being known for the qualities that make me, well, me. If being single means being able to bring in extra money then I'll gladly be single for the rest of my life.
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How can a person tell if the auto insurance that they have is the best auto insurance for them? Well, there are a lot of factors that need to be taken into consideration. The first question that a person needs to ask themselves is, what do I need from my auto insurance? This is a very interesting question because, at times, people may not even thoroughly understand what their own auto insurance needs are. They may feel that the auto insurance that they have is enough. They may be happy because they are not paying large premiums every single month. And it is true that the amount of money that people have to pay every single month for auto insurance should be one of the things that they take into consideration when deciding what the best auto insurance for them is. However, this cannot be the sole fact. Why do we say that?
Well, if your auto insurance does not cover your basic needs, it is for all stakes and purposes, useless.
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The entire world seems to have become surprisingly dependent on technology and computers, which can be a little scary at times. Computers help us to do a lot of things that seemed like they would never be possible, from huge tasks like putting men into outer space to little things like checking e-mail from anywhere in the world. For the most part, all of these big changes really seem to be for the better, but the importance of computers can be troubling too. One virus can wipe out loads of important information, but luckily using this Vipre Antivirus discount coupon you can get great protection that will ensure it does not happen to you. Viruses are a weird concept, as they are generally programmed by hackers who are looking to collect data, abuse systems, or simply wreak havoc. Almost every computer in the world Commence Understanding
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A local priest from Ashe County's only Catholic Church reflected on the selection of a new Pope, who for the first time, comes from Latin America.
"It's nice to see someone represent the Americas," said Father James from the Saint Francis Church in Jefferson. "We (the Americas) are the new kids on the block. We've been around 500 years, but the church has existed for 2,000," said Father James.
When the Vatican announced the Argentina's Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio would be the new Pope, Catholics worldwide rejoiced, especially in Latin America. Cardinal Bergoglio took the name Pope Francis after he was selected.
"We are glad the Pope decided to name himself after our church," joked Father James.
"The church is worldwide now," continued Father James. "I would've been happy if the new Pope were from Japan or China"
The Father also said he was pleased the new pope was someone the experts didn't expect.
Saint Francis Church is located at 326 Main St., Jefferson, and has an English mass at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday and at 9 a.m. on Sunday. The church also has a Spanish mass at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.


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Every year it becomes increasingly obvious that soccer is America's youth sport of choice. So, with the holiday season approaching, we thought it would be a good time to go over what may be this season's top gift for America's youngest athletes, the soccer goal.
Increased competition and reduced supply costs in this market have made what was once an expensive and unlikely choice for a soccer gift into an ideal one. But with so much competition in the soccer goal market, choosing the right goal for your needs had become more difficult than ever. With that in mind we are publishing this three part blog about finding and choosing the perfect soccer goal for your soccer player. This first part will go over choosing the correct class of soccer goal. The second part covers choosing the correct size for your needs and the final part will go over picking an ideal model. So without further ado, we bring you part one.
Choosing a Soccer Goal Class
The first thing to know when choosing a soccer goal style is what classes there are to choose from. While each manufacturer and some distributors of soccer goals have their own names for these soccer goal types, there are actually only five soccer goal classes; tent/pop-up goals, PVC/training goals, flat/rebounder goals, portable goals and permanent goals. Each has its advantages and disadvantages and prices vary significantly, even within class.
Tent/Pop-Up Goals
With the advent of the PUGG Soccer Goal a whole new concept for soccer goal training came into view. Basically the idea that PUGG brought to market was that a practice goal did not need to have a traditional frame, it just needed to catch the balls that were shot at it. Since then several other companies have run with the idea of making a goal out of a tent, the most popular (aside from the PUGG) at present is probably the Bownet Soccer Goal.
Since they are basically tents with a net, they are very light and therefore the safest soccer goals on the market. They also fold and/or disassemble to a very tiny size making them easy to move around and store. This also makes them relatively inexpensive.
Again, since they are basically tents with a net, they do not give an honest soccer game bounce off of the frame and they do not last very long. Certainly not as long as a traditional portable or permanent goal. Also, these goals do not give off the same soccer field impression as a more traditional metal goal.
Why to Choose this Goal Class
This is the goal to choose if you do not have space at home to play, but you have a park nearby. It is also a great choice for a soccer coach or trainer, or for the dad who wants to coach his kids between practices.
PVC/Training Goals
Before the pop-up and tent goals, there were training goals. Most of them are made of PVC, though some of the larger manufacturers offer these goals in steel or aluminum models. These goals have a more classic square frame than the PUGG, and most can fold and/or be disassembled for portability. This can be a dangerous class to shop in, because it includes a lot of cheap and breakable models. A safe rule for this class is, if it costs less than $75.00 there is probably a reason.
Because these goals have an actual frame, they can give a real game bounce and feel off of the post. They are never larger than 8′ Wide and 4′ High so they are lightweight, safe and easy to store. Many of them fold and a few models even change sizes, which can make for a lot of fun at practice or when playing. The good ones will generally last longer than tent/pop-ups.
While these goals are portable and light, they take up a lot more space than a tent/pop-up goal. They also don't assemble or "Pop-Up" as fast. The inexpensive ones will break very quickly.
Why to Choose This Class
This type of goal is great for the coach who wants a goal that changes size, or for a young player with a smaller backyard who wants to leave the goal outside all summer long.
Flat/Rebounder Goals
Rebounder soccer goals were created for coaches who wanted to have players shoot on both sides of a goal. They are flat, with tight nets that bounce the ball back to the player. They are generally made with steel or aluminum frames and aside from the fact that they are flat, they react and create "off the post" bounces that are similar to that of a traditional soccer goal.
Rebounder goals take up very little space (in terms of depth) on a soccer field or backyard, so they can fit in more back yards than a traditional soccer goal. The bounce back action that a ball takes off of a rebounder goal can also be very useful when practicing and honing skills. Both sides can take soccer shots at the same time.
They are not quite as safe as any of the other goals as they generally require stakes or anchors just to stand up. The ball always bounces back, so it is not a traditional goal.
Why to Choose This Class
If you have a soccer player who is constantly beating a soccer ball against the house wall, this is a nice replacement to save that wall. Great for coaches who train many teams or teams with lots of players.
Portable Soccer Goals
Portable soccer goals were created for soccer leagues that did not have their own soccer field (which is most leagues). They are traditional soccer goals with traditional frames. The only basic difference between these goals and the permanent ones are that they can be moved. Within the class of portable soccer goals there are many sub-classes, but those will be discussed in another article as they would only add confusion to this topic. What is important to note here is that prices vary in regards to these goals greatly, though price is not always an indication of quality. That being stated, if a portable soccer goal is greater than 5′ high by 10′ wide and costs less than $100.00, it is probably not going to last you very long.
Aside from that rule, the important points to note when picking a worthy portable soccer goal are safety, and quality of materials. As a general rule, you want materials to be thicker than 1/8th of an inch or .125 wall as that gives enough metal for lasting welds. Materials should also be 2″ in width or greater as that prevents bowing in the crossbar and gives a more accurate bounce.
These goals are used by both amateur and professional leagues and teams, so they look and act just as a soccer goal should. They are much sturdier than any of the previously mentioned soccer goals so they will last closer to 10 years as opposed to one or so.
These goals are made of aluminum or steel and will therefore weigh more than a pop-up or PVC goal. This aspect also makes them more dangerous if un-anchored, especially the steel options.
Why to Choose This Class
This class of goal is meant for leagues, but individuals can and should choose these goals if they are looking for an option that can be left up in their fair sized yard all year round. Also, for the player or coach who wants to play on an actual soccer goal and get the bounce and feel of a real game, this is an ideal option. Basically, for a sturdy, lasting realistic soccer feel on the go, choose a portable goal, for a less expensive, quick and light goal, choose a tent/pop-up.
Permanent Soccer Goals
The original soccer goals were put in place and left there, hence the name, permanent soccer goals. They are what you see on TV and at competitive high school, college and pro level matches. Most are painted white, look gorgeous and are built to last for a long, long time.
They look great, last a long time and can weather the weather. Most have 4″ Round metal tube which is perfect if you are looking for a professional quality bounce off of the posts, they are generally built so that they are very difficult to move or pull over, so that makes them a safe option.
They are expensive. For a full sized 8′ x 24′ permanent goal expect to pay $1000.00 or more. They don't move, you can often drag or roll them around the field, but if you want to move them to a completely different location, they will need to be uninstalled and reinstalled.
Why to Choose This Class
If you have plenty of space, available cash and don't plan on moving in the next five or so years, do not buy anything else. These goals are the top of the heap, the best of the best. You can feel like Messi while you take shots at a pro style goal from 30 yards out. This is the goal style that everyone wants, but for the reasons described earlier, cannot have.
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Ponte Vedra Branch
May "Just for Babies" and Family Storytimes
Bird Island Park's Ms. Suzanne and Ms. Gail present programs for little ones at the library!
Just for Babies - Held Thursdays, May 14 and May 28 at 10:15am; for babies up to 15 months and their caregivers. This infant lapsit is designed for one-on-one interaction between caregiver and baby. Families with multiple children are encouraged to attend Family Storytime.
Family Storytime - Held every Thursday morning in May at 11am; for children 16 months - 5 years and their families, though no child will be turned away. For more information on system-wide library storytimes, please go here. Please note: May 7 at 11 am is our special Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra program for preschoolers, Musical Storybooks!
Thank you to Ms. Gail and Ms. Suzanne - our wonderful library and Bird Island Park volunteers - for providing storytime programming during May, a program planning month for our Youth Services Librarian Anne Crawford to get ready for our Summer Reading Programs for kids and teens!
Children's Book Week: Musical Storybooks presented by the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra's String Quartet
Thursday, May 7 @ 11am
Join us in celebrating Children's Book Week with a very special storytime featuring the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra and Mole Music by David McPhail! Youth Services Librarian (and former clarinetist!) Anne Crawford, the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library, and the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, are partnering to invite Kindergartners - 5th graders and their caregivers to celebrate the magic that is music! In culmination of the Musical Madness for Kids series, the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra will present a special Musical Storybooks program for preschoolers and their families featuring children's book Mole Music by David McPhail and the String Quartet. Come get a taste of the magical world of classical music!
Please note: the Musical Storybooks program is geared toward preschoolers. If you wish to bring younger children to any of these programs, please be mindful of the decorum expected for everyone's enjoyment. This special music series is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.
Teen Movie Club
Tuesday, May 12 from 5pm - 7:30pm
Teens (Ages 13 - 18 ONLY) are invited to join us at our new Movie Club featuring primarily book-to-movie adaptations! Bring your friends, chow down on pizza and sodas, and let us know if the movie lived up to the book. You don't have to read the book to come, but the books are all available in the library. We will be watching the first movie in the Pitch Perfect series starring Anna Kendrick in anticipation of Pitch Perfect 2 which releases on May 15 in theatres. This movie is based on a book (non-fiction): Pitch Perfect: The quest for collegiate a cappella glory by Mickey Rapkin. This event is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. Call the library at 827-6950 for more details.
Free Nemours BrightStart Screenings for Ages 3 - 5
Thursday, May 14 from 10am - 12:30pm
Children ages 3 - 5 are invited to receive a free, 10-minute Early Literacy Screening at the library, courtesy of Nemours BrightStart. Registration is taken on a first-come, first-serve basis by a Nemours representative. Utilize this free screening to find out where your child's literacy strengths lie, and what you can do to help them improve in any other areas before they start school.
LEGO Club for Tweens
Wednesday, May 20 from 3pm - 4:30pm
Tweens in 4th - 7th grades (ages 9 - 13) are invited to the library for an afternoon of building with Legos and hanging out! No registration is necessary and it's free. Thanks to our Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library for providing the Legos for this very special program just for Tweens, including our pink Legos. Tween girl Lego lovers, we want you to join our club, too. All young LEGO lovers, please enjoy our brand-new LEGO table in the Children's Department, purchased by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library, so that this special program may just be for the Tweens!
After-School Crafts with Teens (CANCELED)
Wednesday, May 13 @ 4pm (CANCELED)
This program will not be held in May due to the Arts in Motion Club Nease High School teens taking exams! This program series will return in September. Thank you to the teens of the Arts in Motion Club and the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library for making these wonderful programs possible!
Teen Gaming Night
Wednesday, May 6 @ 5pm
Teens (Ages 13-18) are invited to have fun with friends at the library. Play "E" and "T"-rated games on our PlayStation 3, Nintendo WiiU, and Nintendo Wii set up on three TVs for simultaneous playing. Don't worry about waiting for a turn - we'll have board games to play. Snacks will be provided. This event is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library and our friends at Sony. Call the library at 827-6950 for more details.
Adventures in Art: Tour of Cummer Museum & Lunch
Tuesday, May 19 @10:30 am
Join us for lunch and a tour of the Cummer Museum galleries. Total cost for the lunch and the museum tour is $30.00 Reservations are required. Please call Marianne Stein at 280-2976 to reserve your spot. This program is made possible by FOCUS Cummer and the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.


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