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Man City to move a step closer to Premier League title?
In the Manchester derby we correctly called City to win without conceding at 13/8 and Bernardo Silva to score first at a whopping 10/1 on Wednesday night. And the title race you just cannot take your eyes off continues apace this weekend with City and Liverpool both involved in must win games once again.
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The bookmakers are seemingly convinced Manchester City will retain the Premier League title following that crucial win at Old Trafford, with Pep Guardiola's men now as short as 2/9 in the betting with three games to go. City head to Burnley on Sunday, and if you fancy a shock the Clarets can be backed at 14/1 to win at Turf Moor. However, when you consider neither of the top two have dropped a single point since the start of March the smart money is surely on another routine City win.
Guardiola's men have now won 11 Premier League games on the spin and during that sequence they've scored 26 goals and conceded just three. With this in mind taking the 11/10 bet365 are offering about a City win and under 3.5 goals on Sunday looks the way to go.
Selection: £5 on Manchester City to win & under 3.5 goals at 11/10 with bet365.
The First Goal Flutter
Liverpool will try and keep the pressure on by beating Huddersfield Town on Friday evening. This one pits a team with the second-best home record in the Premier League against a team with the second-worst away record. The home win looks nailed on but is priced up at an almost unbackable 1/13. A much more attractive price is the 4/1 on Roberto Firmino to score first. The Brazilian has produced much of his best work at Anfield this season and he has the skill and guile to open up this Huddersfield defence.
Selection: £2 on Firmino to score first at 4/1 with bet365.
The Tasty Treble
Wolves were left shell-shocked by Watford in that memorable FA Cup semifinal earlier this month but can gain a modicum of revenge by beating them at Vicarage Road this weekend. They blitzed Arsenal 3-1 in midweek and if they apply themselves in the same manner against the Hornets then 19/10 about the away win looks big. Elsewhere, both teams to score looks a stick on at 1/2 when Leicester City face Arsenal on Sunday. The Gunners will be desperate for three points in their battle for a top four finish but defensively look made of glass away from the Emirates. Finally, add in Tottenham (2/5) to beat West Ham for a treble paying just over 5/1.
Selection: £3 on the treble at 5.08/1 with bet365.
The Euro Wager
Just like in England, the Bundesliga title race could be going down to the wire and Borussia Dortmund can keep pace with Bayern Munich by beating Schalke in the Ruhr derby this weekend. Jadon Sancho has scored three goals in his last two matches and looks a tempting punt at 11/2 to score first for Dortmund.
Selection: £2 on Sancho to score first at 11/2 with bet365.
The Wildcard Tip
If Manchester United are going to finish in the top four they are simply going to have to beat Chelsea on Sunday. The bookies can't split them with both teams chalked up at 13/8 for the win. However, home advantage could prove decisive for the Red Devils. Former skipper Roy Keane did not mince his words when analysing Wednesday's crushing derby loss but Chelsea too have been hugely erratic this season, especially away from Stamford Bridge, and the pick here is for United to edge a close one.
Selection: £2 on Manchester United to win 2-1 at 10/1 with bet365.
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Am I the only fool in here to buy a car from a closed manufacturer aka suzuki ?
( this is the actual car )
So we went out and bought a 09 suzuki sx-4 sedan, paid 9999.00 including a 100k bumper to bumper warranty, the car is really quick, and has a load of room, but was i stupid for buying a discontinued manufacturer's car ?
The dealer still had a load of inventory and people were looking at them, but the $ versus the features i don't think could be beaten, the only issue i hve is that it has Z rated tires on it, those are racing rated tires, i doubt that little 2.0 could hold 138 mph for 5 minutes without going boom.
What are your thoughts ?.........
just discovered was co-engineered with fiat, for the australia market, ( many may know it as the little blue car on top gear uk reruns, the leonia ), same chassis and drive train, but their's is a front wheel drive,
wild !!!
Nope. considering 4WD Kizashi as a second vehicle. Found some nice ones on Carmax.
I doubt that you'll find a stand alone Suzuki dealer anyway, so whoever sold them before will have mechanics to operate on them if they should break when gone.
nope. I Bought a Pontiac. Parts will always be available, and you often get a fantastic car for a bargain price
well we finally got it into our own shop ( at home ) dealer installed new tires however the directional tires were mounted backwards ( inside wall outside ), the ad said AWD, it has a solid axle ( just FWD ), the key that came with it only starts the car ( it doesn't open the doors ), gps pod for dash is missing, just some minor flaws, but again i gotta say this is a smooth lil' car, i am really impressed with it, too bad domestic can't do this .......
I'm Jelous. I want the crossover.Like, no joking around. I want one of those little crossovers. Maybe they'll do what Saab did and discount the cars buy a ton? I can hope :)2 Replies
Bought a Saab. Been loving it since. I too thought it might be a stupid decision at first but I buy any parts online and do my own work so it's no different than owning a camry..1 Reply
no you're good, people love their suzuki's and parts will be around for awhile
I bought a Pontiac G8 back in 2010 after they had gone under. Haven't regretted it yet.
so guess i'm not crazy after all..... whoda thunk ?
Under $10k for any new car is a great price, regardless! I test drove the hatchback a couple of years ago and liked it but they only had it in BRIGHT Red and wanted more than $17k. Add in a 100k mile warranty, a manual transmission, and "standard" Nav and I think you got a awesome deal.
As long as the warranty stands it's a good deal... I'm considering a SAAB 9-3 Wagon at the moment... cheap and great cars...
Suzuki USA no longer exists... but Suzuki still does
saab is a great car ( even after vauxhall got a hold of it ) saab engineers made that car a saab and it was better than what vauxhall had designed but production costs were high, but the safety factor couldn't be matched.
was mailed service records, the car lived 2 miles away from dealer, oil changes at 5k times, i say 3k with regular oil ( which they use ) too long in a 2.0 4cyl !
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It's not that you don't find every little thing about your partner endearing and adorable; it's just that it would have been really, really nice if that map could have been consulted three hours ago. Traveling together is one of the great joys of couplehood, but it can also be a little fraught. Do you know, for example, whether or not your beloved is morally opposed to guidebooks? (You're about to find out!) Does your partner know that you refuse to leave home without three different pairs of shoes? (Surprise!) Issues that have never popped up in your daily routine can surface on the road, and when you're jet-lagged / out of your element / every restaurant within six miles is secretly closed on Sundays, it's easy for minor snags to spiral into major problems.
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PIQUA — Kathy A. Moore of Casstown was the big winner at the Piqua Arts Council's recent 24th Annual Piqua Fine Art Exhibition, with her "Self Portrait Drawing Still Life" taking Best of Show, an award sponsored by Allisten Manor's Flower Box.
The exhibit, sponsored by Hartzell Propeller, Jackson Tube Service, Mullenbrock and Associates, and Koverman, Staley, Dickerson Insurance, is on display at Apple Tree Gallery on the second floor during regular hours.
Juror Jennifer McNutt, curator of contemporary art at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art in Indianapolis, was charged with selecting the winners of the over $4,000 in prize money.
"Jennifer was an excellent judge. You want a judge that has their own criteria and then sticks to it. One of the words she used frequently while judging was 'quirky,'" said Piqua Arts Council Executive Director Jordan Knepper. "She wanted to find things that were outside of the traditional and challenged the viewers understanding."
The first place awards were sponsored by Piqua Pizza Supply Company, Beppo Uno and Harmony Systems. First place in drawing went to Jim Moore for his pastel "Thalia's Eyes"; watercolor's first place award went to Marsha Elliott for "Back Country Lane"; first in oil and acrylic went to Barbara Barruthers for her oil painting "Last Snow"; and first in photography went to Robin Hungerford for "The Light of the Sea." In the three-dimensional category, Kyleen Greene took the award for "Sybarite," a mixed media sculpture, and Michelle Geissbuhler's "You Had to Start Somewhere" rounded out the first place finishers in the miscellaneous category.
Second place awards were sponsored by Eagle Printing and Graphics. In drawing, Joann Davenport's scratchboard "Mysti" took home the award; for watercolors, Leonard Williams received the award for his work "Teton Mt. Stream"; the oil and acrylic category saw Birdie Abele take the award for "Vice is Nice"; in photography, "Roxy" by Jeff Doseck nabbed the award; for three-dimensional works, Jim Delange's twisted blown glass sculpture "Reach" won the award; and in the miscellaneous category, Evie Mahrt won the award for "Poems From the Past."
Third place award sponsors were Adam & Eve, Keith & Nancy Luce, Jamison & Yannucci Funeral Home, Soaks-N-Suds Car Wash, James & Cheryl Burkhardt, Heartland Federal Credit Union and Mark Reedy & Spencer Peltier at Thrivent Financial. Awards went to Annie King for "Grandma Leighninger" in drawing; Kathy Moeller for "Shadows & Reflections" in watercolor; "Rhythm & Blues" by Mary Baker Koch in oil and acrylics; and "Summer Evening Palette" by Frederick Tolley in photography. The three-dimensional award went to Tom Emerine for his ceramic platter "Splash," and the miscellaneous third place award went to Anna Fisher for "I Can See Forever."
Several special awards were also given out. The Piqua Public Library's Purchase Awards went to Jan Lendino for "Mountain Glow"; Sandra Kraack for "Snap, Krackel and Pop"; Janet Butsch for "Geothermal Repose"; and Jim Moore for "Thalia's Eyes."
These works will go to the Piqua Public Library's permanent collection at the end of the exhibition.
The Michelle Award, given to the best portrait of a child, went to Edward Wilson for his pointalism piece "Artist." The Ceramics Award for outstanding work in pottery went Rick Paldino for his work "Large Bucket, Sager Fired with Hand Carved Handle." The Thelma Anderson Outstanding Piqua Artist Award went to Alice Jacomet for her body of work in the exhibition.
The final special award will be awarded at the end of the exhibit and will be chosen by the viewers of the exhibit. The People's Choice Award will go to the artist whose work receives the most votes. Visitors to the exhibit should pick up a ballot at the entry table, write the number of their favorite work on it, and turn the ballot into the bowl on the same table. Visitors should only vote once for a particular work of art, but are encouraged to vote for more than one work if they are having trouble choosing.
The 24th Annual Piqua Fine Art Exhibition will be open to the public until Oct. 1, during normal Apple Tree Gallery hours. Anyone wishing to purchase a work of art from the exhibit should contact Knepper at (937) 773-9630.


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23 March 1956 313 GETTING THE RECORD Background to the 1,132 m.p.h. Story THE achievement of a world speed record always reflects along period of team-work, and this is particularly true of thegreat achievement by Peter Twiss and the Fairey Delta 2. Fairey Aviation began to scratch at the fast-delta problem atthe end of World War 2. Early work was aimed at vertical take- off applications, as a backward glance at the F.D.I (or E.10/47)emphasizes. In the F.D.2, however, the company have something which clearly could lead to a very effective "conventional" fighter. This rakish machine was designed and developed by a teamled by Mr. R. L. Lickley, Fairey chief engineer, under M.o.S. contract; and Mr. G. W. Hall, Fairey's assistant managingdirector, recently said that Mr. E. T. Jones, P.D.S.R.(A.), of the Ministry, had given "constant help and encouragement fromthe inception." Chief designer, of course, is Mr. H. E. Chaplin, for whom the record came as a 60th-birthday present. Many ofthe best features of the F.D.2 are his, including the nose (which droops hydraulically through 10 deg and so solves the problemof low drag coupled with good pilot view on the approach) and the stowage of the main undercarriage units in what must be thethinnest aircraft wing yet made in Britain. As head of the technical department, Dr. H. F. Winny had tosupervise flutter and other calculations in realms never before explored, and he also assumed responsibility for the F.D.2's air-worthiness. Getting drawings out on schedule, in the face of a mounting load of other work, was the task of Mr. E. Norris, D.O.superintendent. The brunt of the detail design fell on D. Wake- ford, assisted by A. A. Puttick; J. W. Young was chief stressman,and G. Selwood, chief designer (hydraulics) looked after the Fairey powered-control system. The construction of the prototypes(WG 774 flew on October 7th, 1954, and WG 777 on February 15th, 1956) was under the jurisdiction of Mr. F. Parker, engineer-ing manager; and the standard of manufacture is shown by the fact that complete interchangeability of wings has been achieved(WG 774 had a wing-change) and that the second machine is identical to the first in aerodynamics and performance. Flighttrials were planned by Mr. M. Child, chief flight-development engineer, and the company's chief test pilot is G/C. GordonSlade—who, although he did much of the flying on the F.D.1, decided that his assistant, Peter Twiss, had a decided flair for theF.D.2, and consequently stood down in the latter's favour. Initial F.D.2 work came to fruition in 1950-1, based on aRolls-Royce Avon turbojet with afterburner. The first concept of the aircraft was that it should be a transonic research machine, butit was deliberately given the thinnest possible wing for possible exploration beyond the "sonic barrier." To a great extent thecompany were working in the dark, and tunnel hours went into four figures before the shape was finalized. Particularly heavydesign-loads were imposed by the undercarriage stowage (solved by employing a sophisticated design in very-high-tensile steel),the provision of duplicated powered controls (without manual "Flight" photograph At a pressure-altitude of almost exactly 38fi00ft Peter Twiss brings the F.D.2 up to ths main ground station at Ford marking the eastern end of the course. The con- trail reveals a small change in heading to line up before entering the approach gate. reversion), the necessity to employ very thick skins and heavyforgings, and the need to carry fuel in the razor-like wing (which, in fact, has yet to show a leak).Over 110 flights have been made by the F.D.2 (almost all of these being on the first machine), the flight time being about 50hours. All the early flying was subsonic, but Mach 1 was passed last October and over 50 flights involving supersonic speed havenow been made, the supersonic time exceeding six hours. Once WG 774 had gone supersonic the company were certain that itcould reach a four-figure speed; and the idea of going for the record crystallized about the middle of November, when the air-craft had done Mach 1.56. One of the first essentials was a study of the F.A.I, rules underwhich all such records must be made. A rigorous requirement is the stipulation that the pilot may not lose more than 100 metres(328ft) over the course, this being measured from a datum at an entrance "gate." Even more difficult is the requirement that thesucceeding run (in the opposite direction) must be started through a 100-metre gate at an altitude fixed by the previous run. Untilthe completion of the final run the aircraft is also not allowed at any point to gain more than 750 metres from the mean of the firsttwo runs. As the first prototype F.D.2 was based at the A. and A.E.E.,Boscombe Down, it was decided to lay out a course over Sussex, between Chichester and R.N.A.S. Ford (H.M.S. Peregrine). Theheight for the runs was fixed at 38,000ft, since this not only approximated to the level for optimum performance* but also was * In earlier records with Mach-limited (subsonic) aircraft it wasnecessary to choose a hot day to reduce the Mach number appropriate to a given airspeed. With the F.D.2 the coldest atmosphere was required,to increase the thrust.
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Maruti Suzuki JD Power CustIndia's largest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki India has topped the J.D. Power Customer Service Index (CSI) for the 17th consecutive time. In this year's after-sale service satisfaction study, there has been an improvement of 14 points to 880 on a 1000-point scale from 866 in 2015.
As per the JD Power 2016 India Customer Service Index study, Maruti Suzuki and Honda have ranked highest in satisfaction with both scoring 901. While Maruti Suzuki has retained its position for the 17th time in a row, Honda has ranked highest for the first time. Maruti Suzuki India has performed well across all factors. Also Read – Upcoming 12 New Maruti Suzuki Cars in India
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The Yearbook of Langland Studies is the sole journal devoted to Piers Plowman and associated works. Since 1987, YLS has significantly shaped the expanding critical attention to the poem. Each volume — including essays, notes and interviews, reviews, and an annual annotated bibliography — offers access to the most significant and up-to-date scholarship on the poem and its literary, historical, codicological, and critical contexts. YLS welcomes articles and notes that deal with Piers Plowman and related poetry and prose in the traditions of didactic and allegorical alliterative writing, as well as with the historical, religious, intellectual, and codicological contexts of these works. The ISSN is 0890-2917.
The editors are Alastair Bennett, Royal Holloway, University of London; Katharine Breen, Northwestern University; and Eric Weiskott, Boston College. Submissions, which should follow the style sheet, should be sent as attachments to firstname.lastname@example.com. Books for review should be sent to any of the editors. Please do not hesitate to contact the editors with questions if you are considering a submission.
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SOURCE: "Upwardly Mobile Norman," in The Times Literary Supplement, No. 4595, April 26, 1991, p. 23.
Here, Fortune lauds Ernaux's ability to evoke French experiences and an intimate portrait of family life for a universal audience in A Man's Place, which was published in England as Positions.
This exceptionally small book [Positions] is not only a moving personal memorial, but also one of much wider resonance. Annie Ernaux is writing about the life of her working-class father, who came of Normandy peasant stock; and at the same time to a lesser degree—because her focus is on him—recalls her own estrangement from him as a middle-class convent-school education took her to university, and teaching, and a middle-class marriage. She charts, in brilliant, bleached detail, a specifically French experience, though one which can be universally acknowledged.
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Senior Matthew Blake (Garnet Valley, Pa./Salesianum [Del.]) has earned NEC Player of the Week honors for the week of April 9. Blake went 4-0 at No. 1 singles and teamed with fellow senior Taylor Place for a 3-1 doubles record at No. 1 for the week. The Mount went 4-0 on the week with wins over Coppin State, St. Francis U, Morgan State, and Robert Morris. The team sits at 12-6 overall and 3-1 in conference play. This is the first time this year a Mount player has won the award.
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Today we celebrate (once again) the birthday of my oldest daughter, Amanda (28). Having been put in charge of the "find something for the 2, two-year-old grandchildren to do committee", I went to Costco, purveyor of fine Chinese goods.
I took my 19 year-old daughter, Emilie, along to assist in my quest. Emilie spotted a toy and immediately laid into me about how, when she was a child, she never had that sort of toy. Little did I know that she picked out the Chinese Torture Toy. It's called the "Jumbo FUN Ball". How's that for an oxymoron?
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Laid out on the driveway. It looks like a very big pile of plastic goo.
The assembly/inflation process began. The Chinese thoughtfully included a hand pump and the directions said that it only took 20 minutes to inflate the toy. I chalked it up to communist disinformation. Little red ball, indeed!
This is AMERICA, and while fifty Egyptian galley slaves might have been able to pump up the "fun ball" in twenty minutes, I decided to bring out the big guns for this project.
A twenty-pound CO2 tank that I keep handy for just such emergencies (I was a Boy Scout) seemed to be just the ticket.
The tank (roughly the size of a scuba steel 72) provides the scale for the red blob.
Note that using the CO2 tank, blasting pressurized gas into this contraption,
twenty minutes later, the inflation process is far from complete.
The big red blob/fun toy is so large that I had to bring it into the house through double-doors in order to get it 'inside' while partially inflated. There it sits on the living room floor**, malevolently daring me to complete my work.
** Floor constructed of ungauged slate.
The fully inflated "fun ball" rests between a love seat and sofa in the parlor (we have a living room, parlor and family room that adjoin. This photo provides a good scale for the Chinese Torture Toy.
Emilie, 5'6", lays fetus-like inside the fun ball, waiting for her niece and nephew to use the toy to amuse themselves.
Something to keep in mind. While the $29.00 Costco price was more or less nominal, it took about 2.5 hours to inflate using the latest technology available. The ball is so large that I have no idea where to store it. It won't go out the double front doors or the sliding glass doors while fully inflated --- so storage is an issue. The CO2 supply people will be thrilled when I show up to refill the 20 lbs. tank every time I need it to amuse the "terrible" two-year-olds.


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As soon as you walk in the Asian interior is beautiful, but also confusing as "Browhaus" would lead you to believe that it is potentially…German? The designs are great and very chic and give a nod to the founding headquarters in Singapore, with warm dim lighting you really forget that miserable London is just outside the front door. I was escorted by my brow lady to a cool little pod, and we discussed my brows. Its been 6 weeks since I had my eyebrows done and this, simply, can not go wrong. I want them thick but tidy, neat but not too neat. She nods with an air of confidence. I lay on the bed and the threading commences. She begins to talk me through what she is going to do to get those arches even, but then sees the concerned look in my eyes. I explain "don't tell, just do" (I don't wanna be the one who agrees to the fuck up). The tint then goes on after this, at this point I haven't seen my eyebrows other than in the pic with the dye on. I'm starting to sweat a bit because its been about 12 minutes since I last saw my brows present on my face. The dye is removed and I am told to not wash my eyebrows for 2 days (gonna be weird). I look in the mirror. The big reveal. One word. Fly. I could cry but that would be weird. Excessive thanking is going on in this Brow establishment and I think people in here think I may have never had my eye brows done before. I say thank you for the final time, pay (tip obvs cos its that great) and I leave.
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Reprinted from the May 2014 issue of "Gospel Advocate" Magazine.
Growing up in eastern Oklahoma, I was taught a myriad of beneficial things by my parents. They taught me how to ride a bike, wash dishes, mow the yard, load the washing machine, fix a flat tire and change the oil in the car. Dad taught me how to outline a Bible lesson when I was about 12, and Mom taught me a lot about putting that Bible lesson into practice in my daily life. One of the greatest things my parents ever taught me, however, was how to pray.
What does God hear in our prayers and in the prayers of our children? Does He hear from us at all? Does He hear from a family who wants only to get their "Christian duty" over with? Or, does He hear those who really want to honor Him and communicate with Him respectfully, sincerely and specifically?
Teach Your Children to Pray Respectfully
One popular news commentator recently noted that "there is an epidemic of disrespect in America" in the 21st century. Laws are disregarded. Authority figures are mocked. Righteousness is ridiculed. Perhaps never in the history of our country has it been more imperative to teach children to be respectful.
The psalmist sang, "Let all the earth fear the Lord; let all the inhabitants of the world stand in awe of Him" (Psalm 33:8 nkjv). God is "to be held in reverence by all those around Him" (89:7). "Holy and awesome is His name" (111:9). We must teach our children in word and deed to "serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear. For our God is a consuming fire" (Hebrews 12:28-29).
The writer of Hebrews alluded to the fact that even the Lord Jesus, the great High Priest, "in the days of His flesh, when He had offered up prayers and supplications … was heard because of His godly fear" (Hebrews 5:7). It is paramount to demonstrate and teach children to approach their heavenly Father with the utmost respect when they "enter the Holiest by the blood of Jesus" (10:19). His sanctuary is to be revered (Leviticus 19:30), and His name is to be set apart (Matthew 6:9), for He is "God of gods and Lord of lords, the great God," who is "mighty and awesome" (Deuteronomy 10:17).
Teach Your Children to Pray Sincerely
Many children seem to have the idea that as long as they repeat at least some of the "reverent-sounding" phrases that their parents and other older Christians use in their prayers all is well. If children can roll off "guide, guard and direct us" from their tongues, or if they can just get that "ready recollection" phrase out of their mouths, they may think God will hear their prayers and their parents will be pleased.
We must be careful leaving children with the impression that prayers are just repeated words and phrases. Jesus said, "And when you pray, do not use vain repetitions as the heathen do. For they think that they will be heard for their many words" (Matthew 6:7). Encourage children to use simple terms and expressions they understand.
Teach them the meaning of biblical terms often repeated in prayers. Take a proactive approach in explaining the meanings of "hallowed," "which art in heaven" (if you use the KJV), "in Jesus' name" and even "Amen." If we overestimate the intelligence of our children, they may find themselves confused for years about God who does "art in Heaven" or why "All Men" are mentioned at the end of prayers, rather than "All Women."
Children also need to learn that prayer time is not merely "rest-your-eyes" time. It is not just "that part of our devotional period when I get to zone out." It could be a good idea to teach children to close their eyes when praying if it helps them concentrate better. It may also be that children could learn to pray and concentrate with their eyes open in order to stay more alert. (Why is it that we generally keep our eyes open when we worship and address God in song, but we believe we must close them when we worship Him in prayer?)
Whatever reverent prayer posture our children use, whatever words and phrases they pick for their petitions to God, may God help us to teach them to pray sincerely – not from a hollow heart or from a distracted heart but from a sincere, holy heart. As the psalmist said, "I will praise the Lord with my whole heart" (Psalm 111:1).
Teach Your Children to Pray Specifically
I'm indebted to my mom and dad for teaching me to pray about specific things and specific people at an early age. To this day, as my dad approaches 80, he prays for hundreds of specific people during a given week (and perhaps even a day).
It is sweet to hear precious children pray for "all the old people" or "all of the sick around the world," but teaching them to pray for specific things and people is biblical and honorable. Paul was a very busy servant who worked as both a tentmaker and a preacher of the gospel, but he found time to pray persistently for specific congregations (Philippians 1:3-4; Colossians 1:3; 1 Thessalonians 1:2) and specific individuals (2 Timothy 1:3; Philemon 4). Paul believed in prayer, and he believed in the power of the One who answers prayer. May God help us to pray and to teach our children to pray like Paul – with specificity.
Consider that the way in which our children pray may very well reflect something about how we pray. What, if anything, do your children's prayers say about you as a parent?
Could there be a better compliment that a child could give his parents than, "They taught me how to pray … how to really pray – they taught me by their example and instruction how to worship Almighty God in prayer – in spirit and in truth"?
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Portlandia's return is one of many reasons to be grateful that 2012 has officially started. If you're a fan of the IFC comedy series and Battlestar Galactica, there's even more reason to look forward to the series' return, as Season 2 is set to include "One Moore Episode," which celebrates the love (or obsession) with Battlestar Galactica.
Portlandia is a short-based comedy that finds the humor in the '90's-like laid back, hipster culture of Portland, Oregon. The series' second season is set to include a number of guest-stars, including Jeff Goldblum, who you'll see in the episode below.
Portlandia's "One Moore Episode" isn't the first episode of the season, but it is the first one some of us will get to see as the network posted it online and we have it embedded below. It won't air on IFC until the Friday after next (January 13th). In the meantime, watch it below and be sure to tune in this Friday (January 6th) for the Season 2 premiere.
Spoilers from the episode below the video!
Spoiler Warning: Specific references to the above episode below. Read no further if you haven't watched!
The episode isn't completely devoted to BSG, but the guest appearances were pretty amazing, as was the music and I'm sure some of us who fell in love with Ron Moore's reboot of the sci-fi TV series can relate to the obsession expressed by Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein's characters (to a less active extent, at least). Few would probably think to track down Ronald D. Moore (any Ronald D. Moore will apparently do) as Armisen and Brownstein's characters did, but their efforts rewarded them with a possible (albeit very unlikely) sequel to the series, and a heart to heart with Bill Adama.
And with that, I'm now thinking about getting a tattoo of Eddie Vedder playing the tambourines.
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4. Falmouth, Massachusetts
5. Cape May, New Jersey
6. Amelia Island, Florida
7. Kitty Hawk, North Carolina
8. Kamuela, Hawaii, The Big Island
9. Gulf Shores, Alabama
10. Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
According to a news release, Parents editors narrowed a nationwide list down to 100 beaches based on water quality through reports by the Natural Resources Defense Council. From there the list was whittled down further by checking cities' lifeguards, restrooms, and amusement areas. Also, cities without extensive recreational opportunities inland were nixed from the list. The last step was making sure the cities had affordable lodging and entertainment -- no hotel room starts at a higher price than $289 per night, and several come in below $200.
"Successful family vacations are about finding a balance," Dana Points, Editor-in-Chief of Parents, said in the release "If you find a spot that has something for everyone, you know you've struck gold. This year, our picks have it all: beautiful beaches, great dining, activities for all ages and interests, and all without breaking the bank."
A video on the magazine's website shows off attractions from each city. In Gulf Shores, images include the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo, LuLu's at Homeport Marina, Waterville and a Civil War re-enactment at Fort Morgan.
For more information about the 2013 Parents 10 Best Beach Towns for Families and to see the video, visit Parents.com.
The latest recognition comes on the heels of an award-filled year for the city that includes the selection by readers of FamilyFun Magazine as a top 10 tourist town in the U.S., and being named one of the top 5 "Best Gulf Coast Beaches" by the Travel Channel, SmarterTravel.com's "10 places you should go while they're still cheap" and Nashville Lifestyles' "best luxury locations in the U.S. for discerning travelers." Pleasure Island was picked by Country Roads magazine, a Baton Rouge-based cultural publication, as the "Best Place for a Family Escape."


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This one might be take a little more time than some of the others, but the end result is great. You can get creative and try other shapes too. Here are the instructions from papercraftsforchildren.com.


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At Volkswagen, we want you to feel confident about the quality of service you'll receive - every time you visit us. That's why together with our network of Volkswagen Authorised Repairers we've devised the 'Volkswagen Service Promise'; 12 promises designed to help you manage the cost of motoring and making your life easier.
And, in addition to this, when you come to us you'll be getting something you can't get anywhere else: the official Volkswagen stamp in your service book. Participating retailers only.
We promise that our Volkswagen experts receive the latest Volkswagen training and have instant access to Volkswagen tooling and Volkswagen technology. Because we love your car as much as you do.
We promise to match any like-for-like written quote for service, maintenance and repair using Volkswagen Genuine Parts ® from any garage within 5 miles. It's that simple.
Have a set of brake pads fitted by us and we'll replace them whenever they wear out, at no extra cost, for as long as you own the car. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers.
We promise that, if you have your MOT carried out by us we will give you cover for up to £750 if your car fails when we carry out its next MOT*. *Excludes Channel Islands and Northern Ireland. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers.
We promise to offer you the right service at the right time; charging Volkswagen set times for all work and offering a 2-year parts and labour warranty on parts fitted after the manufacturer's warranty has expired. *excludes wear and tear items
We promise that, if you require your ad blue topping up, we will do so for £1.50 per litre including labour and VAT. There is no need to book in, just come along to your local retailer.
We promise to fit wiper blades and exterior bulbs bought from us at no extra charge. We'll replace all exterior bulbs, including sidelights, headlights, brakelights, foglights and reverse and indicator bulbs. If you need interior, Xenon or LED lights replacing, just ask and we'll provide a competitive quote for fitting those, too.
We promise to help you get on with your life. You can take a courtesy car; we can pick up and drop your car back to you or even give you a lift into work, home or town. Just tell us which you'd prefer and we'll sort it out.
We promise to give your car a 34 point check of the basics, at no extra cost and with no obligation. Call and ask us to book you in for an Express Visual Check (EVC) and we'll arrange it all for you.
We promise that if you want to demonstrate your concern face-to-face with one of our technicians, you can. Just ask and we'll arrange for one to be available for you: because sometimes it's easier to show than tell.
We promise that every time you come to us for any job that takes over an hour in our workshop, we'll wash and vacuum your car at no extra cost; if the job takes less than an hour but you'd still like it cleaned, just let us know and we'll do that at no extra charge, too.
We promise to offer a convenient payment plan to cover your servicing. Our 'Retailer' Service plans are tailored to your vehicle and packed with extra benefits.