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Missy Parkin's Blog: June 2017
The Go Bowling PWBA Players Championship
This past week, I traveled to Green Bay, WI for the Go Bowling PWBA Players Championship held at Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley. I was happy to be able to bring my hubby along and show him a little bit of the area.
We arrived late on Tuesday night. Having most of the day Wednesday prior to the practice session, I took Drew to Titletown Brew Pub, which is one of the most popular brew pubs in the country. Built inside of an old train depot, the decor is fabulous, food is amazing, and I highly recommend the home-brewed sno cap root beer.
After lunch, we ventured to Bay Beach and stopped by the amusement park and took a stroll along the bay. Unfortunately, we weren't able to get in a tour of Lambeau Field.
We then had our practice session, followed by a unique pro-am event, in which we did cosmic bowling. That was a first for me! I had so much fun bowling, especially with my friends from the Greater Green Bay Convention and Visitors Bureau.
This week, the oil pattern wasn't posted for the event. The format for this week was also slightly different. We bowled three 6-game blocks of qualifying. The field was then cut to the top 16 for round robin match play, with the winner of each match earning 30 bonus pins. After all 32 games, the top 4 would make the LIVE TV show.
The next morning, we started our first 6 games of qualifying. I struggled game 1, shooting 154. I then switched to my New Hammer Diesel and shot 209. The lanes broke down quickly and I then switched to a newly drilled pin down Hammer Scandal Pearl and shot 192, 194, 205 and 196 for -50, which put me in 43rd place overall. Unfortunately my carry percentage wasn't great, so it was hard for me to make up for the bad start.
The next round, I started with my Hammer Diesel and shot 198. I then switched to my Scandal Pearl for a 176 and 199. I struggled game 4 to find a line and shot 169. I then switched to a pin down Phenom Pearl and shot 179 and 210 for -119 overall, which dropped me down to 44th place. Definitely a frustrating day, but at least I was able to end it o a positive note.
The next morning, I knew I needed to execute and shoot a big block just to cash, let alone have an outside chase of making the top 18 cut. Going into the final block of qualifying, the current cut to the top 18, was +32. I started off on the high end of the bowling center and used my Hammer Diesel to shoot 246 game 1. I then had to make the turn to the low end of the bowling center and shot 206 and 204. I followed it up with a 247 game.
My scores put me close to the top 18 cut, needing two good games to finish off the block. The lanes started to transition and I switched to my Phenom Pearl and shot 185 leaving a stone 8 pin my second shot in the 10th, which cost me a double and 10 extra pins.
My last game, I bowled really well, but didn't carry enough shooting 210 for +98 for the block. This put me at -21 overall. I ended up coming in 24th, cashing in the tournament, but missing the cut to the top 18 by 25 pins.
This week was a great lesson in never giving up. I was 151 pins out of making the cut and 58 pins away from cashing when the day started. With some great execution and confidence in my ability, I was able to pull everything together and make a great comeback. I am very proud of that.
HUGE thank you to Dave and Matt, amazing proprietors from Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley and Joel from the GGCVB for all of their hard work and gracious hospitality during the Go Bowling PWBA Players Championship! It's always a pleasure to visit Green Bay!
This week also marks the last stop for my Malaysian friends. Very sad to see them go, especially my old roomie Shalin Zulkifli.
Time to head home for a few days, rest and relax and then it's on to Orlando! #PWBA
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The Pepsi PWBA Lincoln Open
This past week, I travelled to Sun Valley Lanes in Lincoln, Nebraska for the Pepsi PWBA Lincoln Open.
This week, we competed on a demanding 36' pattern. There were 78 bowlers at this event with a max of 80.
Even though we were bowling on a short pattern, the extreme outside part of the lane was out of bounds/unplayable. That's what also added to the difficulty of this pattern, as that is usually the part of the lane you should be playing on such short patterns.
I decided to play it safer, keeping the ball controlled and used my Black Hammer Urethane with 500 grit playing straight up 9 board to start and shot games of 200, 245 and 168. I then began lofting my Urethane ball to get it cleaner through the heads and shot 223 and 197 before switching to my Columbia 300 Eruption Pro Orange for 184. This put me at +17 overall and in 13th position, only missing one makeable spare (a washout.)
After a short break, we came back to bowl the 2nd block of qualifying. I again started with my Urethane ball shooting 202. Unfortunately, many played the lanes further inside to start, making the pattern change faster and get ugly pretty quick. I really struggled the remainder of the block shooting 159, 184, 199, 178 and 170 for -91 total. This squeaked me into the Casher's Round ending up in 29th place. It took - 114 to make the cut to the top 32.
Needing a big block in the Casher's Round, I decided to go with a different strategy. I used my New Hammer Diesel and opened up my angles quite a bit, getting the ball quickly to the right, allowing the ball to roll off the dry. I must admit this is definitely not my A game, as I prefer a straighter angle to the pocket.
The strategy seemed to work as I shot 206 and 232 to start. However, the lanes transitioned and I couldn't quite figure them out after that. I ended up shooting 171, 193, 145 and 192 for -152 overall, which kept me in 29th position for the tournament.
Although I definitely would have liked to bowl better, I am still happy with cashing considering I haven't cashed at this event the prior 2 years.
Thank you to the 2017 BPAA Proprietor of the Year John Losito and the entire staff of Sun Valley Lanes for the gracious hospitality! It has been a pleasure bowling here the first 3 seasons.
Congratulations to Li Jane Sin from Malaysia, Thashaina Seraus from Aruba and Kelly Kulick and Liz Johnson for making the TV show.
Be sure to tune in to CBS Sports Network on Tuesday nights at 8 pm EST to watch the stepladder finals of this season's events.
Time for a quick trip home before heading to our next PWBA Tour Stop in Detroit, Michigan. And....last but not least...
Here's a little secret that I can finally let all of you in on....Baby Parkin will be arriving in December 2017. Drew and I are ecstatic! And YES, I will be bowling the entire 2017 PWBA Tour Season.
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The PWBA Wichita Open
This past week, I travelled to NorthRock Lanes in Wichita, Kansas for the Midwest segment of the PWBA Tour.
Having just missed the cut at this event the past two seasons, I was determined to change things this time around.
I flew out early Thursday morning and made it in time for the Thursday afternoon practice session. I also bowled in the pro-am that evening with a great group of junior and adult bowlers.
Prior to the start of the pro-am, we had a little silly competition amongst the pros. Every pro had to go up to the foul line with a ball in their hand. We had no idea what was going on. We then were asked to face the audience and throw the ball granny style between our legs, backwards. Well seeing as I have actually never done this before, I was concerned at knocking down any pins at all.
We all threw the ball at the same time, highest pin fall remained. I actually knocked down 9 pins to my surprise. There were 3 or 4 people left. So we went again. I knocked down 6 pins and tied with one other bowler for the highest pinfall. We both then threw it in the gutter and needed to go again for the tie breaker. I again knocked down 9 pins and won my pair free frozen custard! A great way to start the night!
The next day, we bowled our qualifying squads. For those that haven't actually attended one of our tour events, I'd like to give you a little more insight into our daily schedule for each standard event week.
There's an optional morning practice session from 9-10am on Fridays. I opted to get extra sleep and skip it this week. We then bowl 6 games of qualifying starting at noon, so a late breakfast/early lunch is what we eat beforehand.
As in many weeks, we had another awesome turnout - 101 bowlers, so there were 4 and some 5 pros on a pair. This makes for LONG qualifying blocks. We got done bowling around 4pm, which gives you about an hour for a quick late lunch/early dinner (and that's if you're not drilling a bowling ball in between squads, which takes more time since we have to work out all of our own equipment.)
We then bowl another 6-game qualifying block at 6pm, which usually gets done around 10pm. By the time we get done, I might have a quick snack, if at all and then it's off to sleep. Then if you make the cut to the top 32, it's a very quick turnaround as we have to bowl at 8:30am the next morning.
That next morning, it's another 6 games of the Casher's Round before cutting to the top 12 for matchplay. Then another 6 games of matchplay, followed by the stepladder finals. So all of this makes for a lot of bowling in a very short amount of time. Just a little more in depth look into our lives every weekend.
This week, we bowled on a rather interesting/difficult 42' pattern using ice oil.
I started off using a lot of surface (360 grit) on my Track Heat Xtreme, playing far to the right, pointing the ball. I shot games of 215 and 204. I then switched to my Track Mako and shot 182, 210 and 225. Unfortunately, the last game I struggled only shooting 159 for -5 overall, which put me in 21st place.
The next block, they did not re-oil the lanes so we bowled on the burn. I completely changed strategies and jumped deep inside using my Columbia 300 Tyrant and shot 237 and 201. I then struggled again leaving a couple of pocket splits and shot 159. I brought it back with a 227, 182 and 221 for +22 total, which moved me into 16th place overall. The cut to the top 32 was -31.
The next morning, I needed a good block to jump into the top 12. I was only 33 pins back when the day started. I again started off using my Track Heat Xtreme with surface and played right and shot 223. Unfortunately, when I moved to the next pair, I struggled to get lined up and started off with 3 splits and opens in a row. I ended up striking out in the 10th for 156. I then switched to my Track Mako shooting a clean 194.
Not having a great reaction, I decided to jump inside and shot 186, 211 and 205. I didn't throw the ball stellar in the Casher's Round and with the demanding conditions, that wasn't going to make the cut. I ended up -3 overall which put me in 20th place in the tournament. It took +60 to make the cut to match play.
Even though I would have liked to do better, I'm still happy with the fact that I bowled better at this event than the previous years.
Thank you to Kathy Desocio and the staff of NorthRock Lanes for their continued support of women's bowling!
Congratulations to Malaysians Siti Rahman and Li Jane Sin as well as Colombian Juliana Franco and Liz Johnson for making the TV show! On to Lincoln!
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Faith Love Hope & Courage: A Birthday Wish
Between a newborn foster child at home and work during the day, I did not have an opportunity to explain the ChipIn to friends, families, visitors, etc. I have begun the home study process and am ready to start the rest of the adoption process. Part of that process is the committment/trust fees for this particular child. Once I have done that, I can share her beautiful picture and the name which she is listed. This will also help secure her from someone else committing to her. Of course, the primary point is for her to get a family. However, I REALLY want to be that family. The committment also will open up the opportunity for other fundraisers, grants, and loans. See how important this step is?
I've added the ChipIn so donations can be made directly to me. It can be done securely through Paypal and goes directly into my Paypal account for this adoption. Any amount helps. For instance, if 150 people could simply give $20, this first goal would be met. I realize some people may be able to give more and may feel led to give more. But some people may not be able to give that much. Anything helps. If you do not have a paypal account but would like to send a donation, message me and I will give you my mailing address. I am so grateful for anything. Even just a special note that you are praying for us and for God to move the obstacles that are holding us back from being a family.
As I mentioned earlier, my little girl is nearly 7 years old. My goal is to be able to commit to her by her birthday. Please help me give her what is most likely the first birthday present she has ever had. A family.
If you have any questions, about the ChipIn, how I found this child, the plight of children with special needs in Eastern Europe, the adoption process...whatever...please feel free to contact me. I ask that you please keep us in your prayers. There can never be enough prayers. Share my blog and adoption journey with others so we can spread the word, increase the support and prayers, and educate as many people as possible about special needs, adoption, and these countries and orphans. If you have experience with children with special needs, especially Down syndrome, I would love to hear from you.
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Ellesea Loves Reading: New Release Spotlight & Review: Love On Tap by Meg Benjamin
New Release Spotlight & Review: Love On Tap by Meg Benjamin
Bec opened the apartment door cautiously, heading for the small kitchen table where they’d had dinner. Evening sunlight filtered through the window in the living room, the mountains looming blue-black and massive in the distance. She set her glass of Zoria on the table near her chair, waiting until Wyatt had taken his place across from her.
“We do this right,” she said slowly. “First, we look at the color.” She raised her glass until the sunlight caught it. Wyatt did the same. Deep golden highlights danced within the dark brown depths, like molasses or unfiltered honey.
“Nice,” he murmured.
She nodded. “Looks about right.”
He stared down at the beer again. It was time to taste it, but suddenly he felt nervous. What if it didn’t live up to the hype? What if it wasn’t good? Even worse, what if it was…okay? Good, but just good. What would he say to Bec if she expected a religious experience and it was just sort of ordinary?
“Now we sip,” she said flatly, and he realized she was feeling the same fear that he was.
He nodded. “We do.” They picked up their glasses at the same time and sipped.
Wyatt closed his eyes. He tasted chocolate and caramel, the deep toasted notes of the grain, a faint bitterness of hops that kept the ale from being too sweet. He paused, savoring, and the flavor grew—deep, warm, smoky.
He swallowed, then took a deep breath, holding himself back from guzzling another gulp. “It’s good,” he said softly. “It’s really good.” It’s outstanding, but you must know that.
Bec nodded slowly, her forehead furrowed. “I think it worked out. The flavor’s a little deeper than the other barrel—that extra year made a difference.” She took another sip, closing her eyes for a moment. “Yeah. It worked out.”
He thought of all the things he wanted to say to her. You’re a wizard. Nobody else makes stuff like this. My god, this is head and shoulders above every other beer I’ve tasted in the last year. But somehow he couldn’t get the words out. She was so good at her craft that all the compliments he could think of sounded like empty flattery.
“I’m glad I bought this,” he said quietly. “And I owe you a hell of a lot more than I paid.”
She shook her head. “We agreed on the price. I need the money, but I also need the other things you bought for me if I’m going to start brewing again. You got me everything I needed, everything I wanted. Antero can start over again now.” She raised her glass in his direction. “Thank you, Mr. Montgomery.”
He took another sip of the Zoria, then reached across the table to touch her cheek. “You’re a star, Bec. This is one of the best beers I’ve ever tasted. If I can help you get back to brewing again, it’s worth it.”
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This is a fascinating novel by new-to-me author Meg Benjamin. The idea of a love story set against the beer brewing industry is a new one for me and a refreshing change...pun intended!
Wyatt Montgomery needs to get his hands on what he believes is the last remaining barrel of Zoria; an aged imperial stout from the now de-funked Antero Brewing. Quaff, the gastropub he manages needs to pull out all the stops to keep up with the new gastropub on the block if they are to maintain their status of top gastropub in Denver. Wyatt heads off to Arturo Brewery determined to secure the Zoria and relieved to discover one barrel is still available for sale. Only, the owner has a rather complicated way of making the barrel available for purchase.
Bec Dempsey is wary when a guy from a pretentiously named gastropub in Denver comes to enquire about the last remaining barrel of Zoria. He seems genuine enough, but so did her ex before he took off and ceased financing their fledgeling business leaving it owing debts. However. Bec desperately wants to get Antero Brewing operational again and hatches an idea on how she can achieve it. Only, will the good looking guy from the big city be willing to pay more than the price of the barrel of Zoria to help her achieve her ambition?
Bec and Wyatt's road to a Happy Ever After is amusing. The pair manages to compliment each other although it is Wyatt who has the more appealing, easy-going personality. His actions help Bec to face up to her responsibilities from the past which has isolated her from important friends and associates. It's a mistake she wants to rectify, but embarrassed by how she dealt with the fall-out when Arturo Brewing closed its doors. Thankfully with help, she makes amends and her sincerity solidifies the believes others have in her...including Wyatt's.
The plot is highly original and kept me entertained and turning the pages as I became engrossed with the protagonists and the beer brewing industry. Meg Benjamin gives a wonderful insight into how small micro breweries operated and it's always a huge bonus when reading a novel if I gain a little knowledge along the way. This balances perfectly with the likeable protagonists and complimentary supporting characters. My small criticism is the narrative's pace; it plods along in places giving me a feeling of predictability. However, the author has a wonderful knack of delivering the unexpected, so the reading experience is definitely like riding a roller-coaster.
Love On Tap is a solid start in the Brewing Love series and I'm curious to know what the author comes up with next.
***arc generously received courtesy of Entangled Publishing via NetGalley***
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Elder Adam Vuinovic: Letter 23 - 9/6/10
Letter 23 - 9/6/10
This week has been such an incredible blessing. I know for sure that we have received so much help in bringing people to church and getting the members involved in befriending. I really can't even describe the huge change this program has had. We're actually able to have more than one back up plan for each hour. When I first got here I think we started the sacrament meeting with 15 people. By the time we started the Sacrament this week we had 51. I'm just so amazed at what we've been blessed with in these last few weeks with this program. I know for a fact this is only from much help from the Lord. We were able to have 7 investigators come to church and they all had really good experiences. One family in particular, Famlia Manzaba, were really interested during the meeting and during a lesson about the families the mom, Mirella, started to cry. I think we have a pretty good platform to teach the law of chastity and put a marriage date. They're an incredible family, and I know they will thrive with the blessings that will come, and love the relationships that are beginning to form.
We had the two baptisms this week! Diana Ordóñez was on friday because she didn't want anyone there. To be honest there are a whole slew of missionaries whose jaws would hit the floor if we told them that she accepted a baptismal date, let a lone showed up to the baptism, let alone got in the water. On Sunday Elder Richins and I had a split to be able to bring more investigators to church. We started the Sacrament meeting and he wasn't there. After a while he showed up and looked totally fried. He told me that he was at the house of Diana literally begging and pleading with her to come to church to get confirmed. She didn't want to go because she didn't want to have to sit in front of everyone. They prayed and he pleaded more. She told him several times that she wasn't going to go ...period, finally she came. When they called her to the front I honestly thought she was going to stay in her seat, but she got up. It was absolutely incredible. It was for sure her time and she really has changed a lot. Her "light" has grown in these last few weeks.
Luis also was baptised and confirmed. This guy is absolutely incredible. He has this powerful aura and now a huge smile. He is some one who was fully prepared to receive the Gospel and it's such a pleasure to teach him. We're going to start teaching the family this week hopefully.
Well this has been a great week of experiences and blessings. I love this sector and this ward, and I LOVE serving as a missionary.
I love you all and hope everyone has a great week.
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Sony Vaio laptop problems - Forums - CNET
by wrtsocal
August 23, 2012 10:21 AM PDT
Hello - I'm having some problems and need advice. I don't fix my own computers, so I'm not able to do too many DIY fixes. I can't afford to take this computer in to get serviced. I have a desktop as a back up but I hate to just let this notebook die.Notebook: Sony Vaio Vista Home 2007 Service Pack 1Intel Core TM2 CPU T5500@1.66GHz 1.67GHz2.00 GB 32-bitModel: VGN-FE880EProblems: 1) Power issues -- side jack feels a little loose. Seems to be getting worse and now not charging battery. Monitor brightness is inconsistent. Sometimes just touching the cord to the side jack lightly affects the power. 2) Thin red line down on monitor down the left side.3) Some keyboard issues with certain keys.4) Started getting blue screen shut-down.When I tried to turn on computer a few days ago, it was completely dead. The only lights that came on were next to the power button. The 3 lights blinked but the computer never started. So I replaced the battery with a new battery that I never used but had in my desk for a couple years. It worked for a few days, the battery was charging, but now I have the same situation with the power. It wouldn't turn on today. I finally kept holding down power button and some of the lights under the mouse pad blink.I got it to turn on, but the battery is 0% and won't charge. It's showing as plugged in but not charging. If I move anything even just a little, it shuts down.Anyway ideas? I feel that it's something with the side jack but the red line down the monitor makes it seem like something else.
I'm unclear on item 1.
August 23, 2012 10:29 AM PDT
Since you know it's loose, why didn't you fix that?
wrtsocal
August 23, 2012 11:06 AM PDT
Because after researching it, it appeared to be a non-issue since it still held the plug as normal. From what I read, it would be one of those optional things to fix unless it didn't hold the plug properly.
Second issue. Battery.
August 23, 2012 11:19 AM PDT
Given we're well past the battery's expected age, are you sure it's not installed? Leaving old batteries in, can at times cause overheating issues as well as frying the motherboard.Bob
August 23, 2012 11:53 AM PDT
Am I sure what's not installed? I replaced the original battery with a new one a few days ago. It doesn't appear to be battery-related since it still did it with a new battery. If the computer is completely still, it works. If I were to move it right now, it would die. And then it would take a few tried to turn on again.
August 23, 2012 1:46 PM PDT
I'd replace the mainboard next. A old battery left in does fry mainboards. It's why new laptops now issue warnings about this.The shutdown is common in old laptops since most folk don't clean them. Read http://forums.cnet.com/7723-6122_102-569818/getting-ready-to/?tag=contentBody;threadListing about how they succeeded.I can't find a manual for your laptop but you could try calibrating the battery.Bob
August 23, 2012 4:33 PM PDT
How do you calibrate the battery? I searched in Help but it didn't give any info on that.If the mainboard was fried, would I be able to use it like I am right now?I took it apart just now. It wasn't dirty. The fan didn't have any junk on it. I use canned air a lot so I don't think it being dirty is an issue.I'm curious about the red line on the monitor and if that could be a hint about what the problem is. Also, the jack on the side being very sensitive to touch, what could that mean? It's working perfect as long as I keep it very still. If I just touch the jack, it dies.Have anyone had this happen?
August 23, 2012 4:43 PM PDT
I just googled calibrating....My battery is at Zero. It won't charge. That's the problem.
August 24, 2012 3:56 AM PDT
Sorry but my quick search didn't find a manual. Since you own the machine you would either have it or have a better idea where to look.ABOUT your question about the fried parts on the motherboard. If the charging circuit was fried from having an old battery in there, it does not mean the laptop could not function without it.Bob
August 24, 2012 11:08 AM PDT
I heard from Sony. I thought I would post their reply in case anyone else is having similar problems. From Sony:Lets take your issues one at a time.1) Power- is the problem the DC Jack (inside) or the AC adapter ( the power plug) to triage this, remove your battery, and with the AC adapter unplugged from the wall outlet ( very important) remove and plug in the tip. Do you feel it click in place? if you do not feel the click, and it feels loose, likely the jack is bad and must be replaced. we highly recommend you discontinue use till the dc jack can be replaced.2) Monitor/ if you see a red line, if you move the LCD back and forth, does the line move? If you were to boot your laptop into BIOS do you see the red line there also? as for the brightness, this is controlled by power settings, and is related to your dc jack problem. ( on battery power the screen dims to save battery life)If the red line appears in BIOS and does not move regardless of screen position, the LCD panel itself likely will require replacement.if the line moves around the issue is likely the LCD harness cable.3) if its a specific key, do you have the same problem with a USB keyboard? how about the Onscreen Keyboard? if the problem is just a few keys near each other, the keyboard may need to be replaced4) as for your BSOD errors, if your system turns on and off without proper shut down, this would explain the BSOD errors. files can become corrupted if windows regularly shuts off without properly powering down.in a nutshell, worse case scenario LCD - DC jack- keyboard replacementbest case scenario - DC jack- keyboard only, ( lcd harness loose)
August 24, 2012 11:13 AM PDT
Not sure what to make of it, but I'm not worried about the blue screen anymore because I did have a lot of improper shut downs so that was probably why I started getting those.And a separate keyboard works fine plugged into the USB, so I'm guessing that means I need a new laptop keyboard.The red line doesn't move. So I guess that means a whole new LCD. As far as the jack, it does "click" in securely. Yet it's very sensitive to touch and shuts the computer off when I move it even a little.I'm not sure if these things are something I could do on my own. I can do something like remove and replace a fan, but not sure about these other things.
August 24, 2012 11:23 AM PDT
LAPTOP JACK REPAIR.It's a common issue and performed a lot. I'm unsure why there is any hesitation to replace a bad jack.Bob

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Corbyn press interview: enlightened self-interest, inequality, housing policy and privatisation | Watershed 2017
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Interviewer Paul Waugh asked how Corbyn could appeal to the Tory voters in the south and in marginal seats that he needs to win an election. Would he appeal to their self-interest or just tell them Labour cares more than the other parties?
“In the borough we are in the moment, if the Conservative proposals go through on forced sale, we will be forced to sell 6,000 properties when there are probably 10 to 15,000 families in desperate housing need, it makes no sense at all.”
“So my message to them is: think about the kind of world the Conservatives are creating where the disposing of state assets, shrinking the state and in the end you and your children are going to have problems. And adult social care may not be available for those that desperately need it. If we want to live in the kind of decent, cohesive society that I think everybody aspires to, then listen to what we are saying and think about it.
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Ash Wednesday + 9 | Who Owes Me Three Dollars?
1. The Book of Ecclesiastes is loaded with hyperbole, so I wouldn’t take too many universal statements from there, otherwise you may conclude that Christ’s love for His Bride is meaningless… (Ecclesiastes 1:2)
2. Is it possible that in 1 John 1:8-10, the apostle is speaking of a past way of life? After all, he wrote the epistle “so that you will not sin”, and to encourage Christians that “if anybody does sin, we have one who speaks to the Father in our defense—Jesus Christ, the Righteous One.” John 2:1
3. “So, we are in danger as long as we rest in our law keeping, and whenever we trust in those good works that God performs through us.”
Amen. Let us rest “upon Christ alone for justification, sanctification, and eternal life, by virtue of the covenant of grace.” – WCF 14.2 “Of Saving Faith”
Comment by Ron — March 5, 2007 @ 3:45 pm
V. We cannot by our best works merit pardon of sin, or eternal life at the hand of God, by reason of the great disproportion that is between them and the glory to come; and the infinite distance that is between us and God, whom, by them, we can neither profit, nor satisfy for the debt of our former sins,[16] but when we have done all we can, we have done but our duty, and are unprofitable servants:[17] and because, as they are good, they proceed from his Spirit;[18] and as they are wrought by us, they are defiled, and mixed with so much weakness and imperfection, that they cannot endure the severity of God’s judgment.[19]
VI. Notwithstanding, the persons of believers being accepted through Christ, their good works also are accepted in him;[20] not as though they were in this life wholly unblamable and unreprovable in God’s sight;[21] but that he, looking upon them in his Son, is pleased to accept and reward that which is sincere, although accompanied with many weaknesses and imperfections.[22]
Comment by Echo_ohcE — March 5, 2007 @ 9:32 pm
Comment by Ron — March 5, 2007 @ 10:01 pm
Amen, by which I mean 1 John 1:8-10 describes our ongoing way of life. Even as new creatures, “If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. If we say we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us.”
See also Rom 7. Paul does not condemn me for my sin (Rom 8:1), he sympathizes and empathizes with me, and calls me to repentance, and reminds me of my assurance.
Comment by RubeRad — March 6, 2007 @ 7:08 am
Amen, by which I mean 1 John 1:8-10 describes our ongoing way of life
Perhaps, but John leaves little wiggle room for those who “keep on sinning” (1 John 3:6)
Paul does not condemn me for my sin (Rom 8:1), he sympathizes and empathizes with me, and calls me to repentance, and reminds me of my assurance.
That’s not all he does. He also warns us that we must “continue in His kindness. Otherwise, [we] also will be cut off” just like old Israel only much more easily since they were natural braches and we are wild branches. (Romans 11:22) And if one is “cut off”, Romans 8:1 no longer applies to him.
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Christian Dior is all about Japan for Pre-Fall but say goodbye to the obi, and hello to hard trousers.
Christian Dior was all about opening their archives and once again, exploring the house’s legacy in Japanese fashion designs – but this is through a Frenchman’s perspective, so what else was unique about all of the looks? The early fifties was when the designer took fabrics from Kyoto, from a Tatsumiura workshop and a high-end department store in Tokyo, Daimaru started to sell his label’s creations. All of this activity for Dior later outspurned into getting commissioned to create three dresses for a Japanese wedding ceremony for the royal family of the country.
This obsession of sorts with Japanese culture for Dior started during his childhood, when the oriental screens in his house from Granville, would seem like “Sistine Chapel” to him. So, Tokyo became the host city for the fashion house’s efforts for Pre-Fall this year. An audience of 1,400 filled the space for Dior’s show, and included celebrities, such as Audrey Tataou and Hailee Steinfeld. In a sumo wrestling arena, one model after another sashayed down the catwalk in creative outfits, and the offerings were decidedly different from last year’s show in the Brooklyn area of New York City.
The show, however wasn’t really Japanese in terms of style because there were no kimonos, no obis, no cocktail gowns or red-carpet gowns. What there was actually ranging from waxed cotton storm coats to knit vests paired with wide-legged, hard trouses, wad an exhibition of fineries: think calf-length shift dresses that are not exactly modest but still elegant-enough, small plaid dresses, accessorized with flat boots. Sequin turtlenecks that engulfed your whole body was there, alongside coats and dresses with a strict atmosphere, from the 1960s. This consisted of Fair Isle sweaters, sweater dresses, platform boots, rings (lots of them) and futuristic Princess-Leia inspired braids getting artistic.
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Wash your hands afterwards: Kansas
When we first moved to Kansas from California almost three years ago, there were a lot of things that were totally crazy to us. Here are just a few that I've been thinking about again today:
The bugs here are huge, crazy and like nothing I grew up with in California.
And the spiders... so enormous I'm scared to squish them.
Almost no one has a fence around their yard. I guess this is a Midwest thing. You'd never see this in California.
The people taking your order through the crackly speakers at drive-thrus are college students who speak English as their first language so you understand them super clearly.
A ton of people smoke. It's banned all over in California, so not run into as frequently as here.
Everyone has a dog that they drive around wherever they go.
Because we're in a college town, we see the latest trends... you know, the type you see the models on the runway wearing but you don't think anyone in real life would ever wear it. They do if they are a sorority girl.
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Eww, big bugs and spiders? Ick!!
Fences are not big in the northeast either. I myself really like a fenced in yard! :)
I never realized how much people smoked until we lived in Cali for a while and then went back to other places...Vegas is the worst!!!! But even in Texas, there is still a smoking/non-smoking section in all restaurants - which is just to the silliest thing ever!!
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Sean at An NC Gun Blog has what must be considered the Quote of the Day:
Come on people, if you can’t keep guns out of the hands of terrorists living on an island, where can you do it?
Sean was speaking about a story from Omagh, County Tyrone in Northern Ireland where a man was charged under their terrorism laws for having 3 shotguns, a sub-machine gun, ammunition, and explosives. While shotguns are legal, he had them "under suspicious circumstances."
Sean D Sorrentino April 7, 2011 at 3:08 PM
It's like magical thinking or something. If we all think happy thoughts and make all the right ritual maneuvers, vicious people will stop being murdering thugs.
They can't control the criminals, so they settle for controlling everyone else.
John Richardson April 7, 2011 at 5:14 PM
@ Sean: Having read about the guy arrested, other than the sub-machine gun, I wonder how much is really "terrorist" material.
He is a member of the Sons of Rising Dixie. Believe it or not, but they do (American) Civil War reenacting in North Ireland. Go figure.
kahr40 April 7, 2011 at 10:27 PM
There were lots Irish fighting on both sides during the War of Northern Aggression. Reenactors in Ireland doesn't really suprise me at all.
Windy Wilson April 8, 2011 at 6:23 PM
Isn't Blackpowder an explosive, as contrasted with its substitute Pyrodex, and with modern smokeless powders? It wouldn't be impossible for his UK betters to consider the BP to be an explosive. It isn't too great a leap of logic to think that, once he was in trouble for owning legal shotguns under suspicious circumstances, and a sub-machine gun under unspecified circumstances, the BP became an explosive and the concrete juice cans ammunition.
When I worked in Aerospace, in my department was a man who participated in Civil War re-enactments with a group who had obtained some variety of Civil war cannon. Whether full size or half-size, Union or Confederate, I don't know. However, compared to a .58 caliber Hawken or .44 Colt, or especially the .36 caliber Colts, a cannon, even half-scale, uses A LOT of blackpowder with each shot, and a weekend of re-enacting can result in the making of several "booms". My co-worker got questioned by the FBI because he was buying what they thought was an inordinate amount of black powder.


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Can anyone tell me whether it is possible/advisable/safe to walk to and from the Hampton by Hilton in Braintree to the Braintree Freeport railway station?
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1. Re: Hampton by Hilton to Braintree Freeport station
Looking at a map it looks very difficult - a busy main by-pass road to walk along from which the access to the station looks dubious.
Probably easier and certainly safer to walk to Braintree Station proper
2. Re: Hampton by Hilton to Braintree Freeport station
5 Dec 2011, 18:51
Thanks for the heads up. How long does it take to get to the Braintree station proper from the Hampton, if you know?
3. Re: Hampton by Hilton to Braintree Freeport station
5 Dec 2011, 18:57
It's about a mile and a quarter - nearer than freeport in fact which (by car) is over 3 miles
4. Re: Hampton by Hilton to Braintree Freeport station
Wouldn't consider walking any of the roads you mention, as they're all pretty major with fast heavy (time dependant) traffic.
Local buses do service the station and freeport, but I don't know about the hotel, although I do know where it is.
There are two premier inn close to freeport, but again not exactly on top of the centre, and they do good rates in advance, but if you are definately at the hampton then my advice would be to use a cab.
5. Re: Hampton by Hilton to Braintree Freeport station
Dzug 1 and Jaycine, thank you for all your assistance. I was looking into staying at the Hampton during the Olympics and commuting to the Olympic Stadium. Just needed to know how accessible the hotel is to the train stations and whether staying in Braintree is a viable (albeit much cheaper) option. Any thoughts?
6. Re: Hampton by Hilton to Braintree Freeport station
12 Jan 2012, 20:28
I have spoken to people who live in Braintree not far from that Hilton.
They said you can walk from the hotel to Braintree Station in the town (not the Freeport Station)
There is a pavement and it’s lit, will take about 15-20 minutes.
The downside they said is that the train service between Braintree and Stratford/London Liverpool street is not that good, (hourly service, it’s a branch line) and said it would be much better staying somewhere like Chelmsford which has about 6 stopping trains an hour on a main line.
They mentioned the Travelodge Chelmsford, the web site says its 1 mile from Chelmsford station, You could also check out other accommodation in Chelmsford.
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(1) Click to rate,Terrible,Poor,Average,Very Good,ExcellentStart your review of Agriturismo Capeeto Click to rate Giuseppe BPadua, ItalyLevel Contributor17 reviews7 helpful votes “Bel posto ma con poca sostanza ”Reviewed 4 days ago NEWvia mobileMore ReportHelpful?Thank Giuseppe B polimoeSeychellesLevel Contributor12 reviews8 hotel reviews1 helpful vote “Relax alle porte di Padova”Reviewed 29 January 2017 More ReportHelpful?Thank polimoe savoni12 reviews3 helpful votes “Mi é piaciuto!”Reviewed 17 January 2017 via mobileMore ReportHelpful?1Thank savoni1 gianfranco552015Padua, ItalyLevel Contributor22 reviews4 helpful votes “Il gusto del territorio a pranzo,”Reviewed 5 December 2016 More ReportHelpful?Thank gianfranco552015 Laurita1979Level Contributor13 reviews8 helpful votes “Senza lode e senza infamia”Reviewed 9 November 2016 via mobileMore ReportHelpful?Thank Laurita1979 Etabeta58Province of Padua, ItalyLevel Contributor3 reviews“Mai più”Reviewed 19 October 2016 More ReportHelpful?Thank Etabeta58 EleniniBiankanevePadua, ItalyLevel Contributor24 reviews7 hotel reviews23 helpful votes “Sempre ottimo cibo”Reviewed 18 October 2016 More ReportHelpful?Thank EleniniBiankaneve Simona Q2 reviews“Io lo consiglierei a chi ha soldi da spendere ”Reviewed 1 October 2016 via mobileMore ReportHelpful?Thank Simona Q Caprioli DVigonza, Veneto, ItalyLevel Contributor41 reviews7 hotel reviews23 helpful votes “Cena con vecchi compagni di squadra”Reviewed 1 October 2016 More ReportHelpful?Thank Caprioli D Giuseppe NCaserta, Campania, ItalyLevel Contributor62 reviews15 hotel reviews28 helpful votes “Tranquillità in città”Reviewed 20 September 2016 More ReportHelpful?1Thank Giuseppe N Previous
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At Capeeto Holiday Farm you will find 14 rooms: - 3 double rooms in the main building - 6 double rooms in the old wine cellar - 5 double rooms in the old building All the rooms have bathrooms with shower, hot/cold air conditioning, TV, wi-fi, telephone. Some of our rooms are arranged for the access of disabled people, please specify it while booking. You can also request an extra bed for children. Moreover, the structure has a large garden, perfect for open air walks and for children to play, a private parking, meeting hall and a typical restaurant. Our hospitality includes breakfast, which is served from 7.30 am to 9.30 am, while the half board meal is served from 7.30 pm to 8.30 pm. We requests for breakfast and dinner menus.
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This is St. John’s Eve, when trees receive their midsummer’s crown. Holger Drachmann‘s traditional song for St. John’s Day, is somewhat patriotic and bellicose. It is also rather eerie as it evokes witch burning, although this is also said to be a burning away of what is unwanted. It has been satirized, as the Danes are good at this, but here is the unadorned text.
As a child I was told the worlds came close together on St. John’s Eve, and this was seen as a good thing. I want to learn more about the traditions of this day.
2 responses to “Midsommervisen”	servetus	24/06/2008 at 04:20	The asparagus harvest stops on St John’s Day in northern Europe; and you can protect yourself from harm on that day by wearing a sprig of St Johns Wort. In the Baltic you must have your haying done by today, and there are bonfires. A number of names in European languages reflect their connection with this season: St John’s berries (currants), St John’s beetles (glowworms).
That is all I have experienced personally.
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Reply	profacero	24/06/2008 at 09:13	Gracias, Servetus … this looks great!!! It is all very interesting.
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Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri believes his defenders know how to stop Watford striker Troy Deeney.The Italian reportedly made numerous bids for the 28-year-old in the off-season, with offers up to £25million.After missing out on the Watford captain, Ranieri now feels he has the plans to contain Deeney - who has three league goals this season - in the Premier League on Saturday."Wes [Morgan] and Robert [Huth] are very good players and they know how to stop [Odion] Ighalo and Deeney," Ranieri told UK newspapers."But Deeney for me is a very good player - not only for me, also for Watford. He is an intelligent player, a hard worker and knows football very well."He can score a goal, make a last pass as a number 10 and he is a good player."Ranieri has no regrets over missing out on Deeney, having instead added Islam Slimani to his squad in the off-season.Slimani has scored three goals in six league games for Leicester, who sit 14th in the table."The market is the market and you have a range of players," Ranieri said."At the beginning you try to bring in what you want and afterwards you have to change and find a new solution."

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Thank you Park Royal Kitchener for a fantastic stay. The perks were awesome! Free laundry, access to the Orchid Club with free drinks and hor d'ourves all day! Staff even brought up flowers for my girlfriends birthday! Hotel is in a great spot, next to the MRT and awesome Mustufa's, arguably one of the best shopping centres in SIngapore with...
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Simona's Corner of Dreams: Keeping the Spirit of Christmas Alive by Melissa Baldwin
Keeping the Spirit of Christmas Alive by Melissa Baldwin
There is something so magical about this time of year. It could be the anticipation, the decorations, time with family and friends, or hearing that first Christmas song of the season.
In my case it’s watching the excitement in my daughter’s eyes as she makes her Christmas list and waits for her Elf on the Shelf to arrive.
Each year as the holiday passes I pray that I will have another year to see this joy and wonder in her eyes. I truly believe that you can see the spirit of Christmas in a child’s eyes. As adults we get so caught up in hustle and the Christmas rush. So many times I have wanted to go back to being a child just to look forward to the excitement of Christmas morning.
I dread the day when I get that question; “Is Santa Claus real?”
I still believe in Santa. I believe in everything he stands for. Santa Claus represents the good in people. He represents love, selflessness, compassion, and joy. This is the time of year that we can believe in miracles and have hope for the New Year to come.
So back to that dreaded day. My daughter is only eight years old, but I plan on making this Christmas magic last as long as I can. I know inevitably that she will come across another child who will in fact make her question the truth about Christmas. She has already asked me how Santa will get in the house since we don’t have a chimney; that was an easy one to explain. After all there are many homes in the world that don’t have a chimney so he will have to use the back door.
She also knows that the Santa at the stores is not the “real” Santa; that was another easy one to explain. Everyone knows that this time of year Santa is very busy at the North Pole so he has to have helpers at the stores for all those photo op’s and gift requests.
Another way we can keep the Spirit of Christmas alive is service. For several years I have been involved in toy collection for children in need. A few years ago my daughter was able to attend the event with me; she helped by handing out candy canes to the children. It’s an important reminder that there are people in the world that go through difficult times and we must help in any way that we can.
So what will be my answer when she does come home with that question? “Is Santa Claus real?
“Yes he is as long as you believe in him! You can believe in him by showing love and compassion to others. You can believe in him by remembering those who are lonely, sad and sick. You can believe in him by visiting his helpers at the mall. You can believe in him by writing out your Christmas list and send it to him.
Most importantly you can believe in him by remembering the true meaning of Christmas that is the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ.
We can all keep the spirit of Christmas alive, we can all be like little children and have that magic in our eyes again. So the next time someone asks you if Santa Claus is real. You too can answer; “Yes he is.”
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iamsusiedMount Carmel, Tennessee9442Reviewed 30 December 2015 Nothing SpecialWe met a group of people here and we were last to arrive. With that said I didn’t know about the famous cheese dip and crackers because they were gone with the early arrivals and we weren’t offered any. We were told that they were...MoreThank iamsusied babykitty405Knoxville, Tennessee5031Reviewed 6 November 2015 via mobile Best steaksCrackers and cheese, steak, soup, salad, yeast rolls. . . Fantastic!!! Great food and giant proportions. One of greeneville's best!Thank babykitty405 Lori SPeachtree City, Georgia249Reviewed 11 October 2015 Not what I expectedHeard really nice things about this restaurant but I didn't experience whatever everyone else did. It's clear that the locals love this place. The woman who owns(?) it seemed to know several people. She is nice but I can see how others would assume she...MoreThank Lori S Michelle OAfton, Tennessee379Reviewed 12 June 2015 via mobile SO MUCH FOOD!!!This is a date night place for myself & fiancé. He at first complained that it was pricey. But then the food started coming and just would not stop.
Their cheese dip & crackers is just delicious. Then soup, salad, a homemade roll the size...MoreThank Michelle O nirradtennessee42Reviewed 5 January 2015 Awesome Food and staffGot and filet, BEST EVER...price was great as well.. RESERVATIONS ONLY! call ahead! Cheryl will take care of you.Thank nirrad jlsugar22chuckey11Reviewed 21 November 2013 Tender, juicy, prime beef that melts in your mouth.In Greeneville there are only a couple of places to get quality steaks, & The Whistle Stop Cafe is No. 1 in my book. Anyone who had ever eaten there would have to agree. So glad they are back. Sure missed them!1 Thank jlsugar22 Carmee RAfton, TN11642Reviewed 10 November 2013 Food quality was good, service was good, prices...a little priceyThis was my family's first visit...we were told you need a reservation. And boy do you, the waitress, hostess/owner asks this first...Do you have a reservation? And we did. She seated us right away. This waitress, hostess/owner is in full control of her restaurant. She...More3 Thank Carmee R JMRowDayton, Ohio252116Reviewed 17 February 2013 RudeWe are from out of town and this was recommended by our hotel she never mentioned needing a reservation. We walk in and a woman rudely asks you have reservation we said no didn't know we would need one. She said there's no way you're...More2 Thank JMRow LindaKlocekJonesborough, Tennessee11Reviewed 2 June 2012 Amazing service!Our neighbor told us about the whistle stop due to the fact the owner grew up near where we lived in Michigan. She the owner waited our table, amazing service. Food was great.
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A Gaston County Hero
by Shelly Johnston, Hospice & Palliative Care Lincoln County Volunteer Manager
Hospice & Palliative Care Lincoln County (HPCLC) would like to congratulate our third Hospice Hero, Audrey Hunt. Audrey will be serving as a Patient/ Family Support Volunteer for the Lincoln Couny team. Audrey currently lives with her family in Gastonia, North Carolina where she served for many years as a children’s teacher for Hope Lutheran School. Audrey represents her Sunday school class from Sandy Plains Baptist Church (also in Gastonia), where she is an active member.
Audrey’s church, Sandy Plains Baptist
Audrey became aware of hospice volunteer opportunities through the Greater Gaston Baptist Association. She completed her hospice volunteer training in September 2013 and began serving families soon thereafter. She is currently assigned to two patients in long-term care communities where she provides much needed companionship.
Audrey brings her strong biblical faith, her ability to care for others, and a great capacity to listen to the HPCLC care team. Audrey’s decision to serve as a hospice volunteer is rooted in her desire to provide comfort and dignity to others as life comes to an end. Through her experiences at HPCLC, she hopes to give back to the community and to experience personal growth.
Audrey’s previous volunteer experience includes serving her church and Gaston County 4-H. Thank you, Audrey, for all you do and for being a Hospice Hero!
Would you like to be a hero in your community? Hospice & Palliative Care Lincoln County invites you to support your neighbors by partnering with us and becoming a Hospice Hero. With our organization, you will share your time and talents through volunteerism, and help our patients live well.
The HPCLC Hospice Hero program provides a multitude of benefits including the opportunity to serve community members who are in need of your support. Volunteers will experience a wonderful training program that prepares them to serve in a variety of different and fulfilling capacities. Additionally, volunteer assignments are flexible, allowing the option to share assignments with other volunteers from your organization. For more information, please contact Shelly Johnston, volunteer manager, at johnstonsh@hpccr.org or 704.602.0905.
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