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This was an exchange from one of my comboxes with Presbyterian (OPC) "Pilgrimsarbour": a person with whom I have had several congenial dialogues, and whom I consider a friend. "Friendly sparring," one might say. Readers may decide which is the more "biblical" position: in conformity with biblical examples and norms. His words will be in blue.
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On a somewhat related note: why, then, do Presbyterians use grape juice for Holy Communion, whereas the Bible refers to wine?
That's a good question, and there a couple of ways to answer it. Technically speaking, Jesus refers to "the fruit of the vine" in the context of the Lord's Supper, rather than "wine," as he does in other contexts. (See, for example, what He says about old wine in new wineskins, the fact that John the Baptist would not drink wine or strong drink, the wine mixed with myrrh, etc.) In this sense, grapejuice is as much "fruit of the vine" as is (fermented) wine, so most don't see it as a conflict with the Scriptures. There is, of course, another reason not to use wine:
It is good not to eat meat or drink wine or do anything that causes your brother to stumble. Romans 14:21In the early years of the 20th century, Reformed and Fundamentalist folks joined forces to combat the modernism that was taking over the mainline Protestant denominations, particularly in this case the Presbyterian Church USA. Both groups were called "Fundamentalist" without distinction then, but today most Reformed people would not refer to themselves as Fundamentalist. You probably know the story of the Independent Board for Foreign Missions, Princeton Seminary and the Fundamentalist/Modernist controversy. When the OPC was formed, one of the earliest issues to resolve was what kind of denomination it would be--Fundamentalist or Reformed. Reformed thought won the day then. The thinking for Fundamentalists has been that the state of the culture and the amount of alcohol abuse demanded abstinence for the Christian. The Reformed folks did not agree, seeing this as binding the conscience of the believer to some mandate other than the Scriptures. However, they were also mindful of Romans 14:21. Today individual congregations are free to use either wine or grape juice according to their specific needs without conflicting with the Scriptures.
As for grape juice, isn't the historical reason the temperance movement of the late 19th, early 20th century? That is my understanding of it. Once it changed, then there was probably an urge to justify it on theological or spiritual grounds, as you have done, since caving into cultural movements without always stellar biblical backing is not exactly the best rationale in changing a time-honored Christian rite (which had already been ravaged by [largely] Protestant disbelief in the Real Presence).
Presbyterian Marion Lovett backs up my opinion as to why Presbyterians changed to grape juice, in the paper, "Why Did We Change the Grape Juice to Wine in the Communion Cup?"
The substitution of grape juice for wine had its origins not in the Bible, but in influences of American culture with the demands of the temperance movement in the mid-nineteenth century . . .
The change of wine in the communion cup to grape juice came about as a result of two dynamics that were working in the Church in America. First of all, as already noted, was the wrong view that alcohol is, itself, sinful. This was the precursor of audaciously changing the wine in communion to grape juice in violation of the clear institution of Christ. . . .
The second dynamic which resulted in the change of the element was a low view of the sacrament of communion. The doctrinal strength of the Church was waning and the sacraments were seen mostly as memorial "ordinances." When the Church has a low view of the sacraments, then it is easy to be flippant with changing things around. . . .
All of the great reformed confessions of the 16th Century call for the administering of wine in communion (Belgic Confession; The Heidelburg Catechism; 2nd Helvic Confession). The Westminster Confession of Faith prescribes the use of wine (29, 6). The modern Presbyterian Church of America (PCA) manual of Church order designates the partaking of bread and wine. The London Baptist Confession of 1689 calls for the use of wine (30:5). Even the Southern Baptist Abstract of Principles of 1859 decrees that bread and wine is to be used in the Lord's Supper. The Baptist Faith and Message written in 1925, long after the temperance movement, and long after Welch developed pasteurization for grape juice in 1868, called for bread and wine. The Church always believed the element in the communion cup was real fermented wine and never anything less.
When the proponents of abstinence and those who wished to change the element from wine to juice came along in the 19th century, some well-versed men of the Church strongly opposed the move. Theologians, such as Presbyterian A.A. Hodge and Baptist John Dragg were some of the first to be confronted with the question and were adamant in their refusal to change the elements of the Lord's Supper to pacify the legalistic spirit of the age. . . .
It was wrong to change it, and since I had grown up in the culture of the Church that practiced abstinence, taught that alcohol was sin, and used grape juice in communion, I simply went along with tradition without questioning the practice. Not until I began studying the meaning of the sacraments did I see the serious flaw and the need to reform the practice according to what Christ intended.
PCA pastor Max A. Forsyth comments similarly:
Some of you, without the cultural baggage of the early and middle years of the Twentieth Century may well wonder why it is that we use Welch's grape juice for our communion services when all of the appropriate biblical texts do indeed specifically read "wine". The really interesting thing about the discussion of "The Fruit of the Vine" before us today is that it applies only to Americans in the specific historical context of the last 150 years.
Author Keith A Mathison, (whose recent book Given for You is being used as an outline of issues regarding the subject of communion for this series) makes the following accusation: 'The historical origin of the modern American evangelical practice of substituting grape juice for wine can be traced directly to the nineteenth-century temperance movement.'
Perhaps I have been unkind in using the word accusation? You will have to read the rest of his chapter to sense that he is impatient at having to discuss this topic at all. In fact, there is a growing consensus within Reformed circles that the use of non-alcoholic grape juices for communion is at the very least: 'quaint' or 'eccentric.'
I even found a guy from the OPC who advocates using wine and agrees that the temperance movement was what caused the change.


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Still, it was a good tournament for the Hounds, who not only qualified for the state playoffs for the first time in a decade but also earned the right to host a first round game as a second seed on Wednesday against Region 3-AAAAA third seed Richmond Hill. The game time will be announced later.
"Obviously we wanted this one. It was one of our goals for the season, to win region," a disappointed coach Dennis Woolfolk said after Saturday's loss. "But we got a couple of more goals, so we'll go back to work Monday and get ready for Wednesday."
Senior center Jarquez Smith got into early foul trouble and had to sit out most of the second quarter, which allowed Northside to turn a two-point lead into a 22-point advantage by halftime. The Eagles led by as many as 25 early in the third quarter and were still up by 20 with 5 1/2 minutes remaining before Jones County began to close the gap.
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"We didn't give the effort we needed to win tonight, and we let some questionable calls get us out of synch. We've faced that before and I've told the guys we've got to play through the distractions, but we didn't do that," Woolfolk said. "We got into that big hole in the first half, and it is hard to come back against a team as good as Northside. Even when we started making our run, they were still able to hit some big 3-pointers to hold us off."
Brandon Wimberly led the Hounds with 17 points and Smith added 16. Justin Burnam scored 19 and Jarvis Smith added 18 for the Eagles.
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Warner Robins won the girls' championship game with a 70-59 overtime victory over Evans on Saturday. In the consolation games, the Northside girls beat Houston County 55-49, and the Evans boys whipped Warner Robins 80-63.
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Happy birthday, Cheryl! :) I wish you a year full of blessing and beautiful days. This is a little something for you from my imagination. ((hugs))
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Rich colors and mysterious place. Love it! 5 ♥'s
Oh soooo pretty, love the colors. Like how the back ground is fading out,,, the blues and purples look great together... Nice job! Collecotr
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CHARLESTON – Two Mingo County officials will remain free on unsecured bond until their October trial dates in Federal District Court in Charleston.
Magistrate Judge Dwane L. Tinsley presided at the arraignments for Mingo Circuit Judge Michael Thornsbury and County Commissioner David Baisden during brief hearings Wednesday at the Charleston Federal Courthouse.
After Thornsbury entered an "absolutely not guilty" plea and Baisden pleaded "not guilty," Tinsley allowed the men to remain free on the $10,000 unsecured bonds set earlier.
Thornsbury stood first before Judge Tinsley, represented by his attorney Steve Jory of Elkins. After the Circuit Judge was sworn in and read his Miranda rights by Tinsley, he was asked to enter a plea. That was when Thornsbury in a clear, strong voice responded, "Absolutely not guilty."
With that, Tinsley assigned the case to Federal Judge Thomas Johnston and said the trial will begin October 15 in Charleston. Thornsbury is accused of targeting the husband of his then-assistant, with whom he had an affair in 2008. Allegations include charges that the Circuit Judge ordered drugs planted in his assistant's truck and tried to have the man jailed for a fight that was instigated by two other men.
Thornsbury, 57, is alleged to have used Mingo County Emergency Services Director Jarrod Fletcher in his schemes to harm the woman's husband. Fletcher was suspended without pay Wednesday morning in Williamson. A state police office who allegedly participated in Thornsbury's schemes has been suspended pending an internal investigation.
A pre-trial motion hearing in the case is set for September 26 with other pre-trial motions due by September 16. Proposed jury instructions are to be submitted by October 4 with witness lists provided by both the government and defense by October 11. Steve Ruby, Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District, spoke for the government during both hearings Wednesday.
Thornsbury told Tinsley he had located his passport, which had been missing, and surrendered it to Federal authorities.
Next, Baisden was sworn and read his rights. He then entered a not guilty plea and was allowed to remain on the $10,000 unsecured bond. Tinsley said Baisden's case had been assigned to Judge John Copenhaver.
Baisden's trial date was set for October 21. The pre-trial motion hearing is planned for September 20 with motions due by September 23. Proposed jury instructions are due by October 16 with the witness lists due on October 18.
In developments related to the cases, Baisden, who was the county purchasing agent in addition to his role as Commissioner, resigned the purchasing position this week. He has given no indication he intends to resign his Commission post, however. Rumors circulated in Mingo County that the two other remaining Commissioners would attempt to remove Baisden from office or, at least, suspend him without pay. However, attorneys familiar with state law said the Commission does not have that authority over elected officials. One noted, however, that any Mingo elected official could petition the court for Baisen's removal and a three-judge panel would be appointed to hear the case.
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In this Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013 image made from video provided by the St. Charles Animal Control shelter, Biscuit, a 37-pound cat, looks at his cage in the shelter in St. Charles, Mo. At more than two-and-a-half times the size of a normal cat, the shelter says the the morbidly obese feline has been put on a diet, but he needs an owner who will closely monitor what he eats. (AP Photo/St. Charles Animal Control via St. Louis Post Dispatch)
ST. CHARLES, Mo. (AP) -- At 37 pounds, Biscuit is about the right weight for a 4-year-old - human, that is.
A St. Louis-area animal shelter is trying to find a new home for the sweet tabby with a sweet tooth.
Biscuit's salad days were spent pigging out, and now at roughly three times the weight of a healthy adult cat, he's restricted to about a cup of diet food per day.
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"She didn't mean the cat any harm," Gilley said. "I just think she didn't know any better."
Another woman took him in but had to return him about a week ago because her new apartment doesn't allow pets, she said.
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Don't want to deal with the hassle of shopping for or cleaning up after a Super Bowl party this year? Tired of fighting for wings and a space on the couch at your friends' place? Well, you can watch the big East Coast vs. West Coast showdown Sunday from the comfort of a sports bar. These suburban spots are working to pull you in with packages that will keep you in beer and food all game long. Plus, some offer giveaways -- everything from hats to grills to sports tickets.
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• America's Bar & Grill, 2308 W. Higgins Road, Hoffman Estates, (847) 882-8600, americasbarchicago.com: Play squares and you could win cash prizes at this bash, which includes a free half-time buffet, $2.50 well cocktails and bloody marys, $4 domestic mini-pitchers and $10 domestic buckets.
• Arena Sports Grille, 630 W. Lake St., Elmhurst, (630) 832-3742, arenasportsgrille.com: Get 20 wings for $15 and $13.50 Coors Light buckets while catching all the plays on 60 TVs. The bar also holds raffles and giveaways throughout the game.
• Benningan's, 495 Airport Road, Elgin, (847) 488-9900, benniganselgin.webs.com: Wear a jersey and you'll get 10 percent off your check, but no matter how you're dressed you can take advantage of giveaways and a free half-time buffet.
• Bottoms Up Sports Bar & Grill, 1807 S. Washington St., Naperville, (630) 364-2070, bottomsupnaperville.com: A raffle awards a Michelob Ultra bicycle and a grill. You can also enjoy 65-cent jumbo wings, $3 Bud Light pints and $4.50 bloody marys.
• Bulldog Ale House, 1021 Fountain View Drive, Carol Stream, (630) 690-0333, bulldogalehouse.com: The bar raffles off a bicycle, a Webber grill and other prizes and offers 39-cent boneless wings and $4 32-ounce domestic drafts.
• Caps Sports Bar & Grill, 347 W. St. Charles Road, Villa Park, (630) 279-0005: Take advantage of a free-halftime buffet, a raffle, $2 pints, $3 bottles, $4 premium bottles and $13 buckets.
• Chelios Pub & Grill, 2150 Ogden Ave., Aurora, (630) 585-7650, cheliosbarandgrill.com: Festivities include a free halftime buffet, jersey raffles, $4.50 Blue Moon and Guinness pints, $3.50 bloody marys and $15 domestic buckets.
• The Chubby Bullfrog Bar & Grill, 1959 Huntley Road, West Dundee, (224) 699-9432, thechubbybullfrog.com: You could win Bulls tickets and Chubby Bullfrog merchandise from giveaways. A free halftime buffet includes boneless wings, mac and cheese wedges, mozzarella sticks, spaghetti, jalapeño poppers and chili. Enjoy it with $2.50 Miller Lite drafts, $2 PBR and Hamms tallboy cans and $3.50 well cocktails.
• The Filling Station Pub & Grill, 300 W. Main St., St. Charles, (630) 584-4414, filling-station.com: Order up some half-price appetizers and $3 Bud Light pints.
• Finn McCool's, 1941 E. Algonquin Road, Schaumburg, (847) 303-5100: Play squares and Super Bowl trivia for the chance to win Bears jerseys while drinking $3 Miller Lite 22-ounce drafts, $4 Miller Lite aluminum pints and $5 Absolut bloody marys.
• Five Roses Pub, 5509 Park Place, Rosemont, (847) 233-0077, fiverosespub.com: Prize giveaways include hats, shirts, a guitar and -- for the winner of a halftime wing-eating contest -- two tickets to the Chicago Bears' home opener. Specials include $10 domestic beer buckets and $8 beers-and-burgers and tailgate platters for groups of up to six.
• J&D's Bar & Grill, 26400 N. Rand Road, Wauconda, (847) 526-2112, jandds.com: For a $5 cover you'll get $1 you-call-its and the entire menu for $5.
• John Barleycorn, 1100 American Lane, Schaumburg, (847) 619-5540, johnbarleycorn.com: A $40 package includes domestic beers, house wine, well cocktails and a buffet of burgers, wings, brats, chili and desserts. You can upgrade to call drinks for an additional $10.
• Kings Lanes, Lounge & Sports, 5505 Park Place, Rosemont, (847) 233-0099, kingsbowlamerica.com/rosemont: Bowl while you watch the bowl. The party includes contests, specials on food and beer buckets and group packages.
• Midcity Cocktail & Supper Club, 124 Main St., West Chicago, (630) 473-0245, midcitysupperclub.com: Graze on a free buffet of sliders, homemade potato chips, chili and wings while drinking $2 domestic bottles and $3.50 you-call-its.
• Park Tavern, 5433 Park Place, Rosemont, (847) 349-5151, parktavernrosemont.com: Nibble on $14 endless chicken wings and wash them down with $10 Coors Light and Miller Lite buckets. A special Super Bowl Party Platter menu includes chicken wings, pulled pork sliders and chopped brisket sliders.
• Q Sports Bar & Grill, 8109 S. Cass Ave., Darien, (630) 241-0970, q-barandgrill.com: $30 gets you an open bar and appetizer buffet from 5 p.m. until the end of the game, or you can just order what you want like 50-cent wings, $4 bloody marys and $2 Miller Lite and Coors Light pints.
• Real Time Sports Bar, 1120 W. Devon Ave., Elk Grove Village, (847) 534-5000, realtimesportsbar.com: $35 gets you drinks, a buffet and the chance to win prizes every quarter including a Miller Lite refrigerator.
• Rookies All American Pub & Grill, 1545 W. Main St., St. Charles, (630) 513-0681, rookiespub.com: A $50 package starting at 5 p.m. includes beer, well drinks, wine, free appetizers during the first quarter like wings, chicken fingers and mini-tacos and a 12-ounce rib eye steak and fried shrimp dinner with baked potato and fries. The price is $15 for kids under age 18. The package is also available at the bar's Elgin and Hoffman Estates locations.
• Shoeless Joes Ale House & Grille, 10290 W. Higgins Road, Rosemont, (847) 296-5760, shoelessjoesrosemont.com: You'll have two chances to win a two-for-one trip to Las Vegas, plus other prizes, at this bash featuring a free half-time buffet and $3 Miller Lite pints.
• Sideouts Bar & Eatery, 4018 Roberts Road, Island Lake, (847) 526-7174, sideouts.com: For $10, or $5 for ladies, you'll get a reserved seat to watch the game on the bar's 14-foot HDTV plus a buffet of wings, fried pickles, lasagna, Italian beef and more. Drink specials include $2.50 Bud family bottles and $4 Captain Morgan and 3 Olives cocktails.
• Spectator Sports Bar & Grill, 552 N. Gary Ave., Carol Stream, (630) 665-0009: Why wait until halftime when you can get a free buffet throughout the game with Italian sausage and beef, plus $2 domestic drafts and $2.50 bottles.
• Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill, 431 W. Boughton Road, Bolingbrook, (630) 679-1994, tailgatersgrill.com: Watch the game on more than 40 TVs with a $35 package ($38 the day of) getting you Budweiser and Miller drafts and a buffet of pasta, wings and pizza.
• Wickets Bar and Grill, 601 N. Martingale Road, Schaumburg, (847) 619-1400, wicketsbarandgrill.com: Watch the game on nine HDTVs while taking advantage of drink specials including $3 Corona and Corona Light bottles, 50 cent wings, 60 cent chicken strips, $1.50 Chicago-style hot dogs and $2.50 slider trios.


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Enjoy the morning while cruising along the picturesque Rhine River. One of Germany's most ancient cities, Cologne was founded as a Roman military outpost in 38 B.C. From the time of Charlemagne to present day, it has flourished as the Rhineland's foremost mercantile and religious center and is the birthplace of the original world-famous Eau De Cologne perfume. Explore the Altstadt (Old Town) and visit the historic Kölner Dom (cathedral), a UNESCO World Heritage site and the finest example of High Gothic architecture in Germany; construction began on the cathedral in 1248 and lasted for six centuries. Among its artistic treasures are the Milan Madonna and the Shrine of the Three Holy Kings. (B,L,D)
Day 4 — Koblenz, Rüdesheim
Go ashore this morning in Koblenz, where Germany's Roman past dates to 9 B.C., during the reign of Augustus Caesar, when it was strategically established at the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle Rivers. From the famous Deutsches Eck (German Corner), enjoy a view of the impressive 19th-century fortress of Ehrenbreitstein, once the residence of the powerful Archbishop-Electors of Trier. The twin-towered Basilica of St. Castor, built between the 9th and 13th centuries, features the Rhineland's distinctive Romanesque architecture.
Cruise through the spectacular Rhine River Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site, legendary for its scenery and riverside architectural treasures. Be on deck for a front row view of the steep terraced vineyards rising on the slopes of the riverbanks. With each bend in the river, a medieval castle crowns the crags and a tranquil village nestles along its banks. See the famous Lorelei Rock—legend holds that a beautiful siren lured sailors here with her enchanting song.
Dock in the medieval town of Rüdesheim, the heart of Germany's wine country. Enjoy a tour aboard the unique Winzerexpress mini-train, traveling through bucolic countryside vineyards and passing historic castles, followed by a private tasting of German wines.
Reboard the ship and cruise through the Rheingau, Germany's most famous wine-growing region, known particularly for its Riesling. (B,L,D)
Day 5 — Mannheim for Heidelberg
This morning, from Mannheim, transfer to Heidelberg, where luminaries such as Goethe and Schumann came to experience the intellectual atmosphere of Heidelberg University, Germany's oldest, founded in 1386. To many on the "Grand Tour" of Europe, fashionable in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, Heidelberg epitomized Germany, nestled in the densely wooded valley of the Neckar River and alive with the spirit of German Romanticism. Heidelberg has preserved its authentic Renaissance-Baroque character, including the eight remaining arches of the famous Alte Brücke (Old Bridge) that span the Neckar River. Visit imposing Heidelberg Castle, a magnificent, 13th-century edifice perched above the river. The stately ruins preserve Heidelberg's links to its medieval past. (B,L,D)
Day 6 — Strasbourg, France
The lively Alsatian city of Strasbourg fuses the Old and New Europe. The Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a treasure trove of medieval houses, and the charming Ponts-Couverts, covered bridges flanked by watchtowers at each end, span the picturesque canals. It was in Strasbourg that John Calvin first established a reformed parish. See remnants of the Reformation in the beautiful Protestant and Catholic Church of St-Pierre-le-Vieux; and see the graceful sandstone Catholic Cathedral of Notre Dame, a Romanesque-Gothic masterpiece that, according to the poet Goethe, rises "like a most sublime, wide-arching tree of God." In the Petite-France district, the historic millers', tanners' and fishermen's quarter along the Ill River, the fairy-tale look of a past era lives on, while nearby, 28 nations engage in the daily discourse of the European Union Parliament.
Enjoy lunch aboard ship. The afternoon is free for independent pursuits. This evening, attend the Captain's Farewell Dinner. (B,L,D)
Day 7 — Basel, Switzerland, Berne, Interlaken, Lucerne
Disembark in Basel and enjoy a scenic transfer across the rolling Swiss countryside to Berne, Switzerland's historic capital. Visit the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site and beautifully preserved medieval gem noted for its arcaded sidewalks. Have lunch in a traditional Bernese restaurant.
Continue on through one of the most beautiful areas of Switzerland, the spectacular Bernese Oberland, traveling from subtropical lowlands to the snow-crowned heights of the Alps. Admire its impressive natural treasures, including soaring jagged peaks, rolling green hills, crystal-clear glacial lakes, and densely wooded forests.
Stop in the charming resort town of Interlaken, located between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. Here, you will find the perfect vantage point for admiring the towering Jungfrau, an imposing summit in the Bernese Alps known as the "Top of Europe."
Then, enjoy a scenic motorcoach transfer to Lucerne, where you will check into the lakeside, deluxe Hotel Schweizerhof Lucerne and enjoy an evening at leisure. (B,L)
Day 8 — Lucerne*
A long-favored destination of travelers, Lucerne is set against the backdrop of its deep blue lake and the rugged grandeur of Mounts Pilatus and Rigi. Begin your morning walking tour in the Weinmarkt (wine market), surrounded by historic burghers' houses. See the Hofkirche (Court Church), one of the finest examples of German Renaissance architecture, and the Lion Monument, dedicated to the Swiss Guards who gave their lives defending Louis XVI during the French Revolution. Walk across Lucerne's most famous landmark, the delightful, 14th-century wooden Chapel Bridge, which spans the Reuss River and is adorned with 17th-century paintings.
Ascend Mount Pilatus by panoramic gondola to its 7000-foot summit for a magnificent 360-degree panorama of central Switzerland's mountains, peaks, forests and lakes. Enjoy lunch in a summit restaurant followed by free time. Board the Pilatus Railway, the world's steepest cogwheel railway, then descend more than 5,300 feet in less than three miles on return to the shores of Lake Lucerne, where you will enjoy a scenic lake cruise. (B,L)
Day 9 — Lucerne, Andermatt, Zermatt
Relax during a scenic transfer from Lucerne to Andermatt. Lunch is included in Andermatt before you board the fabled Glacier Express, "the world's slowest fast train," and travel through the heart of the Alps, where the natural beauty of the mountains rivals the skill and ingenuity of the engineers who created this rail route across Europe's most challenging terrain—requiring the construction of 291 bridges and 91 tunnels.
Arrive in the Alpine resort of Zermatt, dramatically located beneath the pinnacle of the iconic Matterhorn. Check into the chalet-style Hotel Alex and enjoy dinner in the hotel. (B,L,D)
Day 10 — Zermatt
Today, travel aboard the famous Gornergrat Bahn, the highest cog railway in Europe. Ascend through forests of pine and larch and cross meadows ablaze with wildflowers to the 10,000‑foot‑high Gornergrat. From the observatory atop the Gornergrat, look out over sweeping vistas of Europe's most breathtaking Alpine scenery—the serrated profiles of the Matterhorn, the Liskamm and Dufourspitze mountains and vast Gorner Glacier. Return to Zermatt at your leisure, with the option to stop en route at Riffelberg for the panoramic view of Monte Rosa and the majestic Matterhorn. The Farewell Reception and dinner will be in the hotel tonight. (B,R,D)
Day 11 — Zermatt, Geneva, U.S.
Following breakfast, transfer to Geneva for your return flight to the U.S. (B)
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The carnival gets underway, as Andrea succeeds in drugging Edward, Sam and Jason stake out Edward's lady friend and Anthony makes dire predictions.
At the kickoff party at the Metro Court, Andrea insists on buying Edward a drink. Andrea spikes it, but Edward walks away before drinking it. He goes to talk to Deidre who has secured a room for them, but she has to talk to some people first. Andrea brings him his drink, but Monica intercepts it.
Nikolas appreciates Elizabeth's concern, but he knows what he's doing. Elizabeth thinks he is playing a dangerous game and that it could backfire on Spencer.
As Sonny and Claudia prepare to go to the carnival, Claudia says she doesn't blame Kristina for their baby's death. Sonny thought seeing his daughter would bring up some pain for her, but Claudia thinks spending time with her will help Kristina move on with her life.
Dominic brings a reserved Michael, but excited Morgan and Molly to the carnival.
Still dressed like a clown, Spinelli tells Sam and Jason he must become what he fears to get over it. He will do his best to spread the light at the carnival, but screams as he sees himself in the mirror. Spinelli leaves and Jason offers to help Sam with her case. She accepts and tells him about her client who hired her to do surveillance on his business partner, Deidre, who may be being blackmailed. Jason sits close and as she talks, he pushes her hair behind her shoulder. Sam nervously prattles on and then gets a text saying Deidre just booked a room at the Metro Court.
Rebecca and Lucky walk around the carnival and come to a booth Ethan is working. The brothers exchange words and Ethan tells Rebecca it looks like she is trying to wear someone else's clothes.
In bed, Diane revels over a win in court and Max says she never asks about him. Diane brushes it off and then realizes she's supposed to be at the kickoff party. She tells Max to stay there and they will continue when she gets back. Max accuses her of not thinking he's good enough to go with her. They get dressed as Max says he feels like her boy toy and sexual object. Diane gets defensive and Max storms out to go to the carnival by himself.
Dominic, Michael, Morgan and Molly run into Sonny and Claudia and tell them Kristina is with Kiefer. Sonny tells Dominic to take off, but to stay close. In full clown regalia, Spinelli hands Sonny some balloons and Sonny says, "Why am I not surprised?"
Patrick sits in the dunk tank and taunts Robin who can't hit the target. Matt and Lulu approach and Matt misses as well. Lulu steps up and hits the mark, but thinks it's rigged when Patrick doesn't fall into the water. Robin tries again, but fails and then a woman walks up to try and dunk Patrick. She hits the target, but it doesn't work. Max walks up, flirts with the woman and gives it a try. After Max has no luck, Sonny and his brood walk up and Molly says she can do it based on mathematics. She grabs a ball and dunks Patrick on the first try. Molly then proceeds to dunk Ethan, Johnny and Dominic as everyone cheers her on.
Sam and Jason go to stake things out at the Metro Court and they see Deidre walk into her hotel room. Sam gets a text and learns Deidre just picked up a negligee in the boutique and is upset thinking it's going to turn out to be another cheating spouse case. As they lurk in the shadows, a woman accuses them of sizing up the rooms to break into. Sam pretends she and Jason are engaged and are looking for a place to hold their wedding. The woman buys it and walks away and Jason tells Sam she's pretty good at her job. She appreciates that and likes her job, but doesn't understand why everything has to be about sex, as they see Deidre accept her room service in a racy red negligee.
Andrea runs into Alexis and Mac at the party and they exchange heated words.
In prison, Anthony makes an ominous prediction about Sonny and Jason at the carnival.
Monica tells Edward she has to leave for the airport and wants to give him a ride to the carnival. Edward says he can drive himself and she leaves. Andrea invites Edward for another drink at the bar and she keeps him there by asking for his advice regarding her situation. Deidre calls Edward and Andrea spikes his drink as he tells his lady he'll be right up. After he hangs up, Andrea pushes the drink on Edward, who eventually takes a sip.
Patrick dries off in the locker room, as Robin says she wants to question Edward about Andrea. Patrick reluctantly agrees, but wants to smooch first.
Dominic flirts with Lulu in the hospital lobby and Matt walks over saying he has to work. He asks for a rain check and walks away. Dominic smiles and asks, "Where should we go first?"
Sonny and Kristina go to see a fortuneteller, who senses Kristina feels alone and misunderstood. The woman says the danger that constantly surrounds Kristina's life is real and here today. It will come when she least expects it.
Men gather in a darkly lit room prepping their guns.
Nikolas and Rebecca come to Ethan's booth and Nikolas throws a ball at him. Ethan throws back and Rebecca breaks it up.
Alexis joins Sonny and the kids, except for Kristina who has gone to see a friend, which turns out to be Kiefer. Kristina tells her boyfriend what the fortuneteller told her and he says she is in danger…of falling for him. He kisses her and Claudia walks up saying Sonny wouldn't be real happy about this. She sends Kiefer on his way and Kristina asks Claudia not to tell Sonny. Claudia offers to help and suggests they go on the Ferris wheel so they can talk in private.
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