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State to spend $19 million to increase security
DUBUQUE, Iowa-A new security proposal for state government includes a $2.8 million alarm system at the Statehouse and a $1.5 million fence around the grounds of Terrace Hill, the governor's mansion.
The proposal, which totals $19 million, includes a $1.5 million plan to add 30 officers to patrol the Capital complex and the installion of a $1.6 million network of security cameras.
The new security measures were ordered by the state's governor following the attacks of Sept. 11.
ISR Solutions garners security contract
CHANTILLY, Va.-ISR Solutions, a Northern Virginia based company, has received notice to provide a major security upgrade at the Tampa, Fla. airport.
"ISR Solutions was chosen over three larger competitors as the prime security contractor for the $3.3 million project," Joseph Costa, president and chief executive officer of ISR Solutions said.
The contract includes replacing the airport's existing security system including the access control system, CCTV and intercommunication systems inside terminals A, C, D and F. The project also includes a new security system for terminal E.
Systems integrator VSE hosts open house
ALEXANDRIA, Va.-VSE's Telecommunications Technologies Division hosted an open house this fall that focused on the latest products and services in security systems.
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Herbs for Healthy Aging
- By David Hoffmann, 2014 (softcover, 372 pages)
In this herbal guide to healthy aging, medical herbalist David Hoffmann discusses how to maintain the body's vitality as we age and how to address health concerns brought about by growing older. He provides herbal insights to restore and protect each of the body's major systems- from the muscles, bones, and digestive system to the pulmonary, cardiovascular, and reproductive organs. He also describes herbal remedies for specific ailments. Hoffmann shows how herbs can help minimize dependence on conventional medical treatments and provide a safe and welcome alternative to the unpleasant and sometimes dangerous side effects of synthetic drugs.
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This free DHC skin care product sounds like it's coming from some government agency. The Department of Healthy Cheeks. We'll get a mystery sample and have to decide if it goes on our face or bum.
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This is NOT a free sample at all! They want $2.00 and my cc info. No Way!
Yea, no thanks cause I'm not handing out my credit card information:)
Well it won't let me do anything at all without putting in credit card information and I am sure not going to do that for what is supposed to be a free sample. Won't process the form at all without the credit card info.
OK, I can't spell. Meant to say "I will just go to the $1 store to buy something."
Have to pay $2 if you want the catalog with the samples & a $5 gift certificate. If you only want the catalog then it is free. I just going to the $1 store and by something.
Yea, I see they are charging for shipping, not totally free.
I was wondering the same thing as Sandy.. Do you have to pay $2 or have they changed it since earlier?
But you have to send $2 to get the samples, right?
DHC is actually really good stuff. It's popular in japan and all over Asia. I think they emphasize on fresh natural ingredients. I've tried the facial wash, and it comes in multiple travel sized bottles, so you have fresh products on hand all the time. Their oil face wash is awesome for makeup removing which I believe is comparable to the high end cosmetic Shu Uemura brand. I hope I helped save a lot of products that were gonna end up on a lot of bums 🙂
Goob, some people have that 'butt 'er face'. 🙂
Easy. Thanks!
That site was odd…. Now wrong-odd, but too professional.
FOUR samples!!! woohoo


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I'm new here and I wanted to see what anime everyone is watching. I've been watching darling in the franxx, black clover and I just recently finished little witch academia.
#113408 • 2018-02-24 19:05:41 • Fluid_XL said:
#113412 • 2018-02-25 05:59:10 * • EvoRulz said:
@Fluid_XL this is probably a duplicate thread but i can't be bothered finding out... so i'll post anyways :)
I'm currently watching the new episodes of Boruto and One Piece each week as they come out (Both are up to pretty epic points in the arc and story as a whole). Also occasionally watching Lucky Star and just started watching Hitman Reborn~! Made in Abyss is at the top of my 'On Hold' list. ^_^ good on you for making a thread
#113416 • 2018-02-25 06:13:54 • Fluid_XL said:
@EvoRulz I watched Reborn before it's a amazing ass anime and I'm catching up on boruto its been a loooong time since I watched one piece
#113417 • 2018-02-25 10:22:35 • EvoRulz said:
Nice! i'm only on the third episode of Reborn haha but i love it already~~
I made a thread specifically for Boruto discussion when you're up to date :D
How far did you get through One Piece?? I'm just about to watch the new episode (#827) woop woop~! the story is amazing in this arc ' _ ' <3
by the way @Fluid_XL to make a subpost/comment it's as simple as clicking the date above a specific post in any thread ^_^
#113419 • 2018-02-25 17:29:52 • Fluid_XL said:
@EvoRulz ok cool and its been a while like last time I was up to date was back when ace died....it just broke my heart and thanks for the info!!
#113428 • 2018-02-27 00:38:11 • Dio said:
#113430 • 2018-02-27 01:32:38 • Fluid_XL said:
I haven't seen that is it good?
#113473 • 2018-03-06 15:05:58 • DarkChaplain said:
@Fluid_XL It's carcrash following on from carcrash. As an anime-only watcher, you may have hope for some sense of happiness rather than utter despair, though.
#113431 • 2018-02-27 01:39:39 • Dio said:
@Fluid_XL it's heavy on the yuri / Incest. but other than that I like it.
#113433 • 2018-02-27 06:10:33 • Kinnear said:
Hey Dio. Wanted to let you know that you can reply to individual posts by clicking the time stamp above them.
#113432 • 2018-02-27 05:37:45 * • --Jack-- said:
Kekkai Sensen
#113439 • 2018-02-27 18:10:14 • Fluid_XL said:
Ive heard good things about it I was debating about starting it
#113444 • 2018-02-28 17:07:31 • Kinnear said:
Yeah, this is one I need to watch at some point as well. Probably after this semester ends, have my hands full with seasonal anime right now. xP
#113449 • 2018-03-01 00:31:56 • Teru said:
Dude. Kekkai Sensei is one of the best anime I've seen in my life, both seasons. If you like it enough you should buy the manga, it's only 10 volumes. It's worth it in my opinion.
#113695 • 2018-04-10 12:33:53 • EvoRulz said:
let's bump this to the top of my 'plan to watch list'
#113434 • 2018-02-27 06:17:31 * • Kinnear said:
This season, I'm watching:
Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai
Karakai Jouzo no Takagi-san
Yuru Camp
How to Keep a Mummy
Hakata Tonkatsu Ramens.
I also plan to catch up on Uchuu Yori mo Tooi Bashi, Slow Start, Marchen Madchen, and After The Rain, if I can manage to between bouts of studying. xP
#113448 • 2018-03-01 00:30:52 • Teru said:
How good is Kokkoku? 0 to 10.
#113455 • 2018-03-01 16:34:30 • Kinnear said:
It's very good so far. I don't like rating things on a scale before I finish them. But that and Yuru Camp are probably my favorites this season.
#113456 • 2018-03-01 19:45:12 • Teru said:
Great then, I'll watch all the episodes that are out so far in this weekend.
#113447 • 2018-02-28 23:26:51 • Dio said:
I just started watching Air Master
#113457 • 2018-03-01 21:13:26 • Kittycat said:
Hunter x Hunter 1999 Dub
#113460 • 2018-03-02 14:51:56 • DarkChaplain said:
Sora yori mo Tooi Basho is so far the best Anime of 2018.
Citrus is as bitter as it was reading the manga, though the manga's got it beat by default because of how it is ending up right now.
Yuru Camp is the feel good anime of the season, exceptionally relaxing.
Death March is pretty damn nondescript, generic and plain. I don't know why I'm watching it outside of there being nothing inherently offensive about it beyond how simplistic it is. None of the characters actually stands out, and the harem of slaves grows so quickly, I usually forget about one or two characters until they appear again. It is extremely contrived and nothing much is happening, and even the current Undead King arc is being approached as overly mundane to the point where it lacks any sort of excitement. The most positive thing I can say about it is that it doesn't offend by mere existence.
Kokkoku meanwhile is amazing and caught my attention from episode one. It moves at a steady pace, has surprisingly relatable characters despite being about timey whimey bullshit. And that opening really hits it out of the park. Even what, 9 episodes in, you still notice subtle foreshadowing in the OP, whereas most other shows outright spoil twists in theirs. Great, suspenseful show. A surprise hit.
Darling in the Franxx is surprisingly good so far too. The premise is ridiculous, the technology is too, the Kaiju are somewhat disappointing in their presentation, but the characters are nice (though Ichigo deserves a slap or three) and the pacing's good. The art is straddling the line between familiar and surprisingly crisp and fresh, and Zero Two is refreshingly unconventional.
Beatless? Eh, I'm watching it, but the pacing feels off. While I enjoy the world building, a bunch of it feels out of focus, with the more intricate bits being addressed in passing so they're easy to miss, while on the front it spends almost an entire episode setting up a modeling career. But I do like Kouka due to her fire and general attitude. Lacia feels too fake for me to judge yet, expecting big twists down the line. At least now there appears to be some more promise with Methode on the scene and some corporate-corruption-level plot going on...
Violet Evergarden is my trainwreck of the season. Not because it is bad, but because it consistently maintains its bittersweet tone. Nothing every ends up happy, there's always the looming grim reality of things. Yes, something may end up nicely for a character in one area, but another will be pretty fucked anyway. But damn me is it beautiful to watch.
Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san is what caught me off guard the most. I'd been curious about it two seasons ago already when the first teasers appeared and I was updating my archive in advance, but after episode one (which I enjoyed), I wasn't sure if the concept would last the whole season. I figured it'd been a mistake to not have this fill a short slot instead of a full 24 minute episode slot. Now 8 episodes have passed and I wish they were longer. The chemistry between Nishikata and Takagi is palpable, and Nishikata is the only one who doesn't seem to realize what's going on. Takagi is consistently amazing in all the best ways. She never gets abusive with her teasing, which stays true to the middle school setting. It's all in good spirits, and often self-inflicted. Takagi also never actually strings him along too far, her teasing never crosses a line. Frankly, she's also adorable in her own way and Nishikata's lucky for eventually getting to marry her (according to a spin-off manga). Through everything she does to the boy, you never feel like she isn't being considerate or outright malicious.
Dagashi Kashi 2 is my main disappointment this season. From being turned into a half-episode show over studio/art changes to Hotaru being absent for 3 episodes already, a stand-in rival appearing and STILL NOT GETTING ENOUGH SAYA ANYWAY?!, the show's been lackluster. Nevermind that it's been barely about dagashi. Heck, episode 6 was literally just about a convenience store opening and the manager trying to recruit Coconuts.
Also, Hugtto! Precure is back to the franchise's top form. Finally a great season again which has already been more thoughtful the past 4 episodes than Happiness Charge and KiraKira combined...
#113461 • 2018-03-02 16:01:23 • Kinnear said:
Agreed, regarding Death March (and on most other counts as well). It's not bad, but there isn't really anything that sticks out about it. I'm watching it but I'm not really sure why. I guess it's because it's a different genre from most of the anime this season, and I like variety.
I'm 2 episodes into Tooi Basho, will try to catch up this weekend if I have the time.
#113462 • 2018-03-03 06:26:23 • ccc said:
Re watching DRRR
#113471 • 2018-03-05 08:42:56 • DarkChaplain said:
#113472 • 2018-03-05 10:25:15 • EvoRulz said:
been a while xD @ccc
#113474 • 2018-03-06 20:38:26 * • Taro_Tanako said:
Currently watching:
- Ancient Magus Bride - Continued from the last season. Really enjoying this beautiful anime. Fairies and mages everywhere. Also, oddly accurate details on some of the backgrounds of British things (although they have crazy combos of food).
- Darling in the Franxx - Was excited by this cos of A1 and Trigger. Fun so far. Really want to know more about the world setting. Hormones meet mecha?
- Recovery of an MMO Junkie - From last(?) season. This is a great geeky romance.
- Overlord - This is brilliant! Caught up on season 1 and fell in love with it's silliness. Season 2 is focusing on the wider world and so much fun for it.
Also, have Kokkoru and Violet Evergarden on my reserve list. Started a few episodes of Violet Evergarden but wasn't in the mood for such slow development.
Tried Black Clover but it was too awful. Just really lazy shite.
Also, just watched Voltron and Devilman Crybaby on Netflix. Really good watches both.
#113476 • 2018-03-06 23:13:22 • DarkChaplain said:
No Antarctica
You're fucking up, @Taro_Tanako
#113479 • 2018-03-07 20:17:47 • Taro_Tanako said:
@DarkChaplain Pingu??
#113483 • 2018-03-08 18:51:42 • Fluid_XL said:
@Taro_Tanako I just started watching overlord and its pretty good so far i really enjoy it
#113481 • 2018-03-08 06:26:19 • Dio said:
XXX Holic
#113495 • 2018-03-12 04:29:02 * • EvoRulz said:
One Piece
Black Clover
#113500 • 2018-03-12 06:41:37 • DarkChaplain said:
#113502 • 2018-03-12 20:12:17 • awkwardangels said:
I'm rewatching Devilman Crybaby and FMA:B. I barely even know what's airing this season lol.
#113529 • 2018-03-19 22:11:29 • Farris said:
Recently watched these two:
Net-juu no Susume
Sakurako-san no Ashimoto ni wa Shitai ga Umatteiru
#113675 • 2018-04-10 06:31:16 • Dio said:
Megalo Box
#113680 • 2018-04-10 10:40:26 * • EvoRulz said:
One Piece
SAO Alternative
Persona 5
BNHA season III
Hitman Reborn!
(S O O N) Steins;Gate 0
finished Made In Abyss, gave it a 9
#113691 • 2018-04-10 12:05:55 * • DarkChaplain said:
Alright, new season, though not everything is out yet. First impressions of what I've watched so far.
Uma Musume: Pretty Derby was more of a joke download a week or so ago, and since nothing else had aired yet, I watched it with my friend and partner in crime. We haven't laughed as hard in ages, and were honestly impressed with how good this show actually is, three episodes in now. Special Week and Silence Suzuka are going to be a mainstay this season.
Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online episode 1 was pretty garbage. The show managed to build no tension whatsoever, and the depiction of pink-loli-protag was contradictory at best. First she's the eternal decoy who doesn't even realize she is, cries for help a lot and is constantly amazed by her teammate knowing his shit (as in, basic know-how that others didn't, including "don't stick your head out all the time and stand in plain sight when there's a sniper around" or "don't engage needlessly"), but then in the end she goes full rambo and doesn't suffer even a scratch at close range and unveils her super agility powers. What. I was bored the entire time. The technical stuff would be interesting if it weren't as basic, shallow and bog-standard.
Darling in the Franxx continues to hit its stride, with episode 13 being the best episode yet. Really well-put, and all the buildup and world shaping really pays off now. Screw the naysayers who got annoyed with the character episodes, they all tie back together to what is going on right now and weren't wasted fluff to begin with. I can't wait to see how this progresses.
3D Kanojo was cliched in a way, rushed in another, but pretty damn adorable as well. The pilot episode really charged to the main drama point of the series, and while many people decry Iroha as a "slut" because she *gasp* dated guys before (fucking hell MAL has become a shitstain), there's a lot of unexpected nuance in behaviors here that make Iroha a highly intriguing character to me. The art direction also feels very comfortable.
Legend of the Galactic Heroes meanwhile is in the process of breaking my heart with the masses of mediocre CGI, making it seem like the 2D characters are pasted into a CG world. The pilot episode covered far less than the one of the 80s/90s adaptation did, while also splitting the viewpoints in half, tackling only Reinhard's empire side while keeping Yang Wen-li and the Free Planets Alliance out of the picture. The looped background space battle CGI was atrocious and jarring to watch. On top of that, the character designs feel way off, especially for the younger characters. At least Merkatz looks okay, I guess...
Uchuu Senkan Tiramisu was hot garbage, though. I did not laugh even once. It was drivel, drivel of the most unfunny sort. I thought only US cartoons could be this dreary. Garbage.
I'm still planning on watching Nil Admirari no Tenbin, Persona 5, Caligula Effect, Golden Kamuy (which sadly wasn't up early enough last night to catch me before being too tired), and am still watching Beatless and Hugtto! Precure. Probably going to check out some of the other stuff as I go along too.
#113694 • 2018-04-10 12:31:17 • EvoRulz said:
SAO was literally a crappy fortnite stream . _ .
#113731 • 2018-04-15 23:47:39 • Dio said:
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Winterberg is a holiday world with enough attractions to keep you entertained all year round. In spring, summer, autumn and winter, in every season and every type of weather. Snow guns ensure that there is always plenty of snow. And if it's raining, you can have fun in the subtropical swimming pool, head for the Wellness Centre, go shopping or have a drink in one of the local alehouses.
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Whether you come for a weekend, midweek, a week or longer, there's always something new to discover: hiking trails, cycle routes, ski slopes, toboggan runs, Bikepark Winterberg, the Elebnisberg Kappe adventure park, the Kahler Aste mountain area, endless memorable impressions and a wide range of leisure activities. Sauerland offers something for everyone and is the perfect place to get away from it all.
Hochsauerland is a place where activity and tranquillity go hand in hand. Here everyone can enjoy themselves to the full. Whether you are (cross-country) skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, cycling, tobogganing, bobsleighing, paragliding, playing golf, Nordic walking, enjoying a quiet wander or relaxing in the Wellness Centre, in Winterberg you will find the perfect combination of exercise, fun and adventure.
Having served as a leisure resort for many years, the area offers high-quality facilities and is also child friendly. Families, adventurers, hikers, winter sports enthusiasts and those who seek peace and quiet all find what they are looking for in the holiday world of Winterberg.
There are also plenty of creature comforts. Inviting cabins are the perfect place to enjoy convivial après ski and après sport sessions while the town centre offers a choice of local and international cuisine.
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Some people think of Amoeba stores as a giant playground for music and film lovers. And fittingly, we've got a ton of great stuff that would make a good gift for children, either at the holidays or all year round. Check out 10 of our picks below.
Books & Comic Books
Amoeba has a children's book section where you can get inexpensive books that are used but in great shape. We've also got a healthy comic book and graphic novel section for the superhero fan.
Some of our band T-shirts and Amoeba gear also comes in children's sizes, and we've even got adorable baby onesies!
We have a ton of toys at Amoeba Hollywood, from football stars to X-men. And right now, we're highlighting our Star Wars toys at a pop-up shop at Amoeba Hollywood!


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Do you fancy a convoy or a drive down to Brighton in the company of hundreds of VW's of all types?
The Brighton Breeze 'Fun-Run' is the VW event organised by the Split Screen Van Club on Saturday 5th October 2019.
Overnight camping is available the night before at Hook Road Arena in Epsom, then the 'Fun-Run' starts from Hook Road at 8am on Saturday to Madeira Drive in Brighton.
After a day of fun on the seafront, camping is available back at Brighton Racecourse,
with entertainment until the small hours, and a leisurely drive home on the Sunday for all our late night revelers :-)
Tickets are priced per vehicle, and include a Regalia Pack containing a T-Shirt,
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Today, as in times past, biblical Christians face an onslaught of false teachings from those who claim to teach the Word of God. There are numerous gospels within mainline denominations and cults. Many whole denominations have followed the way of the world and adopted beliefs, lifestyles, and behaviors contrary to biblical faith. They have followed the siren sound of worldly philosophies brought forward from centuries and millenniums before. For this reason, Christians must keep their ears and eyes open for distinguishing between falsehood and truth. The Apostle John gives bold warning in his letter of 1 John concerning those who seek to bring their false teachings within churches,
Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world" (1 John 4:1, ESV).
An insidious philosophy had taken hold in the time of Jesus and the Apostles brought in from Greek philosophy (Plato) that proposed a dualistic way of viewing existence. Jews and Christians alike were not immune to its lure. It espoused philosophical beliefs foreign to Judaism and biblical faith. This dualism identified a spiritual side and a material side, hence dualism. The spiritual was perfect and pure while the material was corrupt and evil. False teaches came into Christian fellowships and disrupted them with this dualism.
Exposing False Teachings
The Apostles John and Paul wrote letters warning their congregations of the deception of this sinister Greek false teaching. John devoted the entire letter of 1 John tearing down the walls of its deception and exposing its philosophical errors. He leaves us with some very important keys for alerting us of modern day religious philosophies that operate under the cloak of deceptions. These keys enable us to gain greater understanding of 1 John. This letter shows us how John engages in corrective teachings that preserve the gospel's message. He brings these corrective teachings to application in our relationship with God and other Christians. These keys for understanding John's letter consist of the following:
- Knowledge/knowing
- Spirit/physical dualism
- Light/darkness
- Truth/lie
- Love/hate
- Christ followers/anti-Christ
- Jesus the Christ vs. Jesus and the Christ
- Righteousness/unrighteousness
- Fellowship/separation
This Greek philosophy was the early stages of Gnosticism. This Gnosticism held to a secret knowledge (Sophia) meant only for the initiates whom its teachers guided into a process of self-knowledge. This secret knowledge was associated with an inward divine spark that led to one understanding one's spiritual origins. Light constituted this divine spark, and darkness was simply intellectual error and not really sin. John fought back against six major errors Gnosticism brought into the early Church related to this secret knowledge. All of them related to a subjective way of truth as opposed to objective truth found in Jesus. They consisted of the following:
- False Christ – False teachers denied that Jesus came in the flesh, because to them the material was evil. They denied the Incarnation and Jesus' physical resurrection. Jesus was an illusion. They divided Jesus from Christ. According to these teachers, this Christ came upon Jesus when John (Jesus' cousin) baptized Him and left Him when Jesus went to the cross. The Christ remained a pure Spirit untouched by evil.
- False knowledge – Secret knowledge based on self or the subjective rather than true knowledge; that is, knowledge of the one true God (objective) and His Son, Jesus Christ.
- False spirituality – These false teachers believed in an ethereal spiritual existence based on secret knowledge that gave them an awareness of their heavenly origins and blissful destiny through an internal (subjective) divine spark. They simply had to be in touch (i.e., get in touch with your inner child) with it to gain true spirituality through secret knowledge.
- False light – There exist a divine spark (light) in each of us we must come to understand (secret knowledge). This opposed the true Light (Jesus, objective).
- False righteousness – People came into righteousness through self-knowledge and a movement away from material evil. Since evil dwelled in sinful matter, one becomes righteous by attaining a higher consciousness of the spiritual as an initiate, perfection of self-knowledge, and escape from intellectual error and ignorance. It is not a matter of sin but knowledge and escape from ignorance.
- False morality – Self-knowledge informed initiates of their spiritual pure state. The physical body held them in slavery. Once they come to self-knowledge of their perfect and pure spirituality untouched by the material world, they can then think on a higher plane and ignore the restraint of the material world. That is, they can live as libertines (amoral), because their spirits are untouched by the material existence.
John's Counterarguments to False Teachings
John not only wants believers to recognize the false claims from false teachers but also desires us to counter and refute them through acknowledgement, practice, and defense of the truth in our own community of faith. That is the reason he begins this letter as he does. Therefore, from the beginning words of his letter to the conclusion John's defense of the truth about Jesus is of the highest importance because of its consequence on relationships with God and others. Who and what these first century believers believed influenced the way they lived their lives. His counterarguments to the six false doctrines of Gnosticism consisted of the following:
JESUS – John stressed that the real Jesus dwelled among humanity in flesh and blood (Incarnate) (1 John 1:1-2. Jesus was not an illusion but a real person. No cosmic spiritual "Christ" existed. Jesus came as Christ (Messiah). To believe otherwise denied the Incarnation, resurrection, the eternal life, redemption and mediation, and fellowship with the Father, five foundational truths of faith.
KNOWLEDGE – Knowledge was NOT some internal secret self-knowledge, self-actualization (Sophia), or enlightenment through an initiation (subjectivism). It is not the means of getting in touch with the divine spark (light) within for discovering our spiritual origins and destiny. Rather, true knowledge is the knowledge of the personal God (objective) with whom we have fellowship and whom Jesus came to reveal (1 John 1:3; 2:3-4, 13; 4:7; 5:20).
SPIRITUALITY – True spirituality is not something we strive to attain through escape from material evil and secret knowledge (subjective) but a result of the new birth from God (objective) leading to faith, obedience, and righteousness (1 John 2:29; 3:9; 5:4).
LIGHT – Light is not some internal divine spark of higher consciousness meant for select initiates through which we attain when we escape ignorance. It is not some sense of the mysterious destiny of ultimate purity and perfection when we come into complete self-knowledge of pure mind once one escapes the material world. John declares God is light; it is His very nature where no darkness at all dwells (1 John 1:5) in which He has called us to walk in obedience (1:7) in love of God and fellow believers (1 John 3:1). There is nothing mysterious about walking in light, because it is summed up in the New Commandment of love toward God and others (1:7; 2:9-10).
RIGHTEOUSNESS – Righteousness is not reaching some higher consciousness and perfection through self-knowledge. Rather, it is a practice of life resulting from the new birth (1 John 2:29; 3:7, 10). This righteousness exhibits itself in love for fellow believers and being faithful to God (3:9-10).
MORALITY – Morality is not casting off the restraints of the material world and rising to a higher consciousness. It is not being in touch with our spirit selves and denying sin as that which is associated with the material world. Rather, morality is living righteously (faithfully) toward God.
Contemporary Elements of Gnosticism
As we can determine in our reading through 1 John, John's response is hard hitting and specific against the treacherous and cryptic teachings of the false teachers. These false teachers are attractive because they cloak their teachings in enigma. Their teachings are all about the inward and subjective while they ignore objective truth and clarity. Secrecy, the intellect, escapism from reality, and the higher consciousness are the essence of their philosophy. The elements of Gnosticism have made their inroads into philosophy, religions, and psychology.
Cults as the Jehovah's Witnesses, Scientology, and the New Age movement have adopted many of Gnosticism's beliefs and teachings. Jehovah's Witnesses do not believe Jesus was God, but rather view Him as a lesser god much like the demiurge of Gnosticism. It also denies Jesus' physical resurrection. Rather, He rose spiritually, a Gnostic belief. Mormons deify humans and make God human according to one of their prophets who claimed, "As man is now, God once was; as God is now, man may be."[1]
The New Age movement harbors all sorts of cult and occult beliefs and doctrines. One of the underpinnings of the New Age movement is Gnosticism's strands of beliefs.[2] Both the New Age and Gnosticism holds to mysteries, hidden knowledge, and "enlightened minds."[3] It encompasses the psychological philosophy of psychologist Carl Jung and the metaphysics of Theosophy, Scientology, and Christian Scientists. It encompasses astrology and numerous pagan practices. It has captured whole denominations, such as the Presbyterian Church USA and its Re-Imagining Conference in 1993 with its symbol of Sophia. While the denomination rejected the Conference then, it continued to hold to the Sophia symbol as one of worship in its continuing "Voices of Sophia Breakfast" in the denomination's General Assembly.[4]
Such inroads into mainstream denominations and Christian fellowships should alert us to the dangers of ancient religious philosophies posing as Christian and secretly coming into Christian congregations, disrupting and dividing believers. We must read John's letter carefully to become aware of these dangers and guard ourselves against them. John informs us,
Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world" (1 John 4:1).
Not much in philosophy has changed over the millenniums. The same false teachings continue to rear their ugly heads in different ways. Beware of them! Hold tightly to John's warning, listen closely to similar sounding ideas that resemble Christian theology, search the Scriptures, and ask questions. Many who come in the name of Christ raise false imitations and counterfeits, which sound like Christian teaching. They offer things like higher consciousness, the higher life, deeper spirituality, inner enlightenment, secret knowledge, divine spark, entry into mysteries, self-actualization, and inward-focus. They imitate, impersonate, mimic, and copy biblical faith. In the end, these false prophets give a foreign Jesus and lead astray into false teachings of demons (1 Timothy 4:1).
[1] (Chapter 5: The Grand Destiny of the Faithful: Teachings of the Presidents of the Church: Lorenzo Snow, 2011, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, http://bit.ly/1kH4fIU).
[2] Phil Johnson, "What's New with the New Age? Why Christians Need to Remain on Guard Against the Threats of New Age Spirituality," Southern Baptist Journal of Theology, 10:4 (Winter 2006), pp. 76-78.
[3] Ibid, 76.
[4] http://www.pcusa.org/news/2012/7/7/voices-sophia-breakfast-thorson-smith-reflects-bac.


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Thursday, February 11, 2010
My Craft "Room"
During the recent big snow storm our wash tubs (that's what my mom always called them) weren't emptying. My husband was emptying it out after every load of laundry. We called in a plumber and he snaked the drain and that is the end of that interesting story...
In the process of preparing for a plumber, I moved out all of my craft stuff and the sewing machine. Then on day 4 of my snowcation, I cleaned and rearranged the half of the basement that is now my very own craft area.
Nothing fancy but here it is. It really makes me so happy. Sometimes I just go down to look at it. This means that instead of taking all my supplies upstairs and cleaning it all up after I'm done I have it all right there in arms reach. Plus the sewing machine is already to go when I ever get a chance to figure out how to use it.
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This homemade pasta dough recipe will help you create tender, homemade pasta — and it's so easy! Step by step instructions and images help you all the way through. This post has been updated from the original March 2012 version. Last updated December 2018.
For this recipe you'll need: all-purpose flour, kosher salt, eggs, olive oil
Homemade Pasta Is Easier than You Think
I was going to post my Chicken Alfredo Lasagna recipe today and then I remembered that I wanted to post this homemade pasta dough recipe first so that you could really make a lasagna that would make your entire family (including random inlaws) drool.
Don't get me wrong – store bought pasta is fine. Better when it is organic but …all in all… it does the job. It just doesn't do the job as well as this homemade kind… which isn't hard to make. It's sort of like saying that a pair of sneakers will work fine with that sexy little black dress… but if possible a pair of Betsy's would be so much better.
You know what I mean. I know you do.
Homemade pasta dough is really quite simple, pretty fast and very inexpensive. It is messy and that is the one negative about making your own pasta. Maybe it is just me – I tend to be messy anyway. You don' believe me? Who found red food color on her upper thigh when she had been wearing jeans? Yep. Me.
When I get done in the kitchen it looks, more or less, like someone took the flour scoop and just pretended it was fairy dust and I was Wendy (from Peter Pan). Fly!
Using a Pasta Roller
The first thing you will want is a pasta roller. Now, you can roll the pasta by hand with your rolling pin but it is more difficult to get it exactly right. It is usually thicker when made that way which does detract from the delicacy of the finished dish. If you have a Kitchen Aid you can buy a pasta attachment and there are actual electric pasta makers, too. Personally, even though I have an electric pasta maker I prefer the hand cranked kind, like this –
This is the one I have and I think it is worth every penny. It is heavy duty and easy to use. It is easy to clean up…and it doesn't get bogged down with whole wheat or vegetable pasta doughs. So, if you don't have one consider this.
I attach mine to a plain wooden stool. It works best for me. You can attach yours to the table, counter, or whatever is convenient. It just needs to be stable.
Homemade Pasta FAQs
Experience level – easy.
How do you make easy homemade pasta?
You can make homemade pasta with either a hand cranked machine, an electric pasta maker, a pasta making attachment, or just a rolling pin. The main thing is that the pasta get rolled out thinly.
What is the best flour for pasta?
You'll find out more about flour in this post. Semolina is the flour mostly used in homemade pasta but all-purpose flour can be used as well. Whole wheat flour works best if you use part all-purpose along with it.
How long does fresh pasta last?
Fresh pasta can be refrigerated for two days or so. You can freeze it for longer storage.
How to Make Homemade Pasta Step by Step
Step one is to mix the dough together and knead it. You will probably want to do this in your mixer unless you have arm muscles like the Incredible Hulk. I used to knead this stuff by hand but I am not that interested in firm youthful upper arms. At least not interested enough to actually knead this. But you can…if you want to. Once it is kneaded you will form it into a ball and let it rest for about a half hour. This allows all the gluten that you have developed to chill out and relax. Just leave it on the counter with a towel tossed over it.
After your half hour has passed and the gluten is relaxed you will roll it out into a rectangle, then cut it in fourths, and it is ready for you to begin feeding it through the machine.
If you are using a pasta maker like the one above you will set it on #1 and feed the dough through 4 or 5 times. Then you will set it on #2 and feed it through 1 or 2 times… I usually set it on #3 for a thinner pasta and feed it through again. Experiment to see how thin you like your pasta – and you will probably find that you use different thicknesses for different dishes. For lasagna I stop with a #3. This particular pasta maker has 9 different settings. Anyway you just keep feeding it through until you have the thickness you want.
Once that is done it is ready to be cut into the shape you desire. Most of the hand cranked pasta makers just have two different flat noodle settings but you can buy extra attachments for different shapes. For lasagna you don't need to cut it with the pasta maker. Just measure the length of your lasagna pan and cut it short enough to fit. Use as many pieces and you need for the width.
For fettuccine or linguine you will just feed the homemade pasta dough through the proper sized cutters on the machine (usually on the back) and it will be automatically cut to size.
I usually let homemade pasta dough dry for a half hour or so before I cook it but you don't have to. Keep in mind that fresh pasta will cook VERY quickly. Test it after 2 minutes. You can even use the lasagna noodles in the lasagna without boiling it first – I don't like to do that because I think it gives it a raw doughy starchy taste but other people say it is fine. Try it and see if it works for you – after all you will save about 2 minutes. 🙂
Ready to try it? Here's the recipe I use… oh…and that lasagna? Here's the recipe: Chicken Alfredo Lasagna with Homemade Pasta
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Pasta is delicious and inexpensive when it is homemade. you might think that it takes a lot of time but it really doesn't – especially with one of these pasta makers. You can use the electric kind or a hand cranked version. This is the Pasta Maker I have and you can get it on Amazon. Or, try the pasta attachment for your Kitchen Aid.
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Here are some of my favorite pasta recipes – you can use this pasta with any of them!
- Creamy Pumpkin Alfredo
- Chicken Tetrazzini Southwestern Style
- Classic Lasagna with Fresh Cheese
- Quick Lasagna Pasta Nests
Homemade Pasta Dough Recipe
This is my favorite homemade pasta dough recipe. It's probably not one of those recipes you'll make on a busy weeknight but it's fantastic for a family dinner on the weekend. If you love this recipe please give it 5 stars.
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- 3 1/2 cups all purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon salt, , I use Kosher salt – you will need less if you use fine salt.
- 4 eggs
- 1 tablespoon good olive oil
- About 4 to 5 tablespoons of water, give or take
- Blend the flour and salt together.
- Add the eggs, oil and half of the water.
- Mix slowly, adding more water as needed until the dough can be formed into a ball that holds together. don't let it get too wet or it will be hard to work with.
- Knead for about three minutes, or until the dough is smooth and elastic.
- Cover with a clean tea towel and allow to rest for thirty minutes.
- Divide the dough into 4 parts.
- Roll each part out on a lightly floured board so that it will fit through the #1 setting on your pasta maker.
- If you are rolling by hand just roll each piece of dough out until it is as thin as you can get it and cut into the desired sizes.
- Rub a light coating of flour on the dough.
- Put the dough through the #1 setting about 5 times or more.
- Change to a #2 setting and put the dough through that setting two or three times.
- Change to a #3 setting and put the dough through that setting.
- Continue to make the dough thinner until it is as thin as you want it.
- Cut into desired shapes and allow to rest for a few minutes more.
- Place in salted, rapidly boiling water and cook until done – 2 or 3 minutes.
You can substitute vegetable puree for the water.
I'd suggest following the recipe exactly before trying any variations.


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YHC bounces back to defeat North Greenville in game 2
By Ethan Burch, Sports Editor
In game two of a double header against North Greenville University on Saturday, the Young Harris College baseball team jumped out to an early lead and held on to defeat the Crusaders 3-1.
The Mountain Lions put themselves on the scoreboard first with a leadoff home run by sophomore Zach Bricknell to start the first inning. This was Bricknell's sixth home run of the season.
North Greenville tied the game up at 1-1 in the top of the third inning when Freshman Tyler Isbell walked in a run with the bases loaded.
YHC pulled ahead in the bottom of the fourth inning when an RBI single by sophomore Zeke Gribble plated freshman Trey Rogers to give the Mountain Lions a 2-1 lead. YHC continued to extend their lead after an RBI double by Bowen Klosinski plated Gribble to extend the Mountain Lions' lead to 3-1.
YHC held on to their lead throughout the game to finish with a 3-1 victory.
Tyler Isbell started on the mound for the Mountain Lions. Isbell pitched for 3.2 innings and allowed one run on three hits and four strikeouts. Isbell was relieved by freshman Brice Merritt (2-4).
"We make no errors the second game and win a 3-1 game," said YHC Baseball Head Coach Rick Robinson. "When those kinds of things happen, you're going to win."
Sean Willingham (1-1) started on the mound for North Greenville. Willingham gave up three runs on three hits and seven strikeouts.
YHC baseball drops game two against King College
By Ethan Burch, Sports Editor
On Friday, the Young Harris College baseball team lost to King College by a score of 8-1 after falling behind 4-0 in the first inning.
King College (14-10) struck again for two runs in the fifth inning to give the Tornado a 6-0 lead over the Mountain Lions. The final two runs for King College came in the top of the seventh inning.
YHC (17-17) put themselves on the scoreboard in the seventh inning when freshman Mike Medori scored the Mountain Lions' only run of the game after being drove in by sophomore Zach Bricknell. However, the one run plated by Bricknell would not be enough to put the Mountain Lions in reach of a victory.
With the series split, YHC head coach Rick Robinson felt that the Mountain Lions were facing a competitive King College team.
"The King [College] team is a very good team," said YHC Baseball Head Coach Rick Robinson. "They do some really good things on the bases, put the ball in play. Their pitchers work fast and throw their pitches for strikes, which really kept us off balance."
Freshman Brice Merritt (1-4) started on the mound for the Mountain Lions. Merritt lasted 0.1 of an inning, and he allowed four runs on three hits and a walk. Merritt was relieved by freshmen pitchers Adam Moore and Nick Boutwell.
Alex Martin (2-0) started on the mound and earned the win for King College season. Martin gave up four hits, one walk and earned four strikeouts.
This match-up was the second game of the three-game weekend series between YHC and King College. After the YHC loss in game two, the series was tied at one a piece.
"I think in game one we played pretty well," said Robinson. "We pitched well and did some really good things."
The Mountain Lions will work off of their positives in game one to win the weekend series over King College.
The winner of the three-game series between YHC and King College will be decided at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 26.
YHC baseball defeats Indiana University of Pennsylvania
By Ethan Burch, Sports Editor
Yesterday, the Young Harris College baseball team defeated Indiana University of Pennsylvania 19-4 in the first game of the Chad Gassman Classic.
The Chad Gassman Classic is a weekend series at Zell B. Miller Field that hosts YHC, IUP and Waldorf College. YHC is competing in the series in its first year as a four-year institution.
Freshman Adam Moore started on the mound for YHC. Moore (3-2) threw for five innings giving up four runs and four hits. Moore earned seven strikeouts while giving up three walks. Freshman Oliver Pratt gave up one hit in his two innings of relief to finish out the game for YHC.
Chris Douglas (1-1) started on the mound for the Crimson Hawks, giving up ten runs in just over two innings.
The Mountain Lions were led by the bats of freshman Jack Morrow, sophomore Zach Bricknell and freshman Ryan LaRose. Morrow struck for three hits on the day while Bricknell and LaRose each had two.
In the first inning, YHC (10-9) jumped out to a 4-0 lead over the Crimson Hawks. The first Mountain Lions run was scored when Morrow knocked in Bricknell with a base hit. Freshman David Atwood would also score in the inning. Atwood's run was followed by scoring of YHC base runners Rudnik and Moore.
IUP (2-3) answered by battling back in the top of the second inning with a four-run rally of their own when senior Frank Sirolli drove in three runs by delivering a two-out triple. At the end of two innings, the game was tied at four.
YHC busted the game wide open with a six-run rally in the bottom of the third inning to give the Mountain Lions a 10-4 lead.
The Mountain Lions used this same momentum to jump out to a 16-4 lead in the fourth inning thanks to another six-run rally.
YHC sealed the victory by scoring three runs in the sixth inning to give them a 19-4 lead. The score would cause the game to end in seven innings, resulting in a win for the Mountain Lions.
Baseball drops double header to Belmont Abbey
with information from wire reports
BELMONT, N.C. – After winning the first match-up Friday over Belmont Abbey, the Young Harris College Mountain Lions dropped both games of a Saturday doubleheader by scores of 11-3 and 17-9.
Young Harris College (1-5) got productive offensive afternoons from Zach Bricknell (4 H, 1 2B, 2 RBI) and Josh Rudnik (4 H, 1 RBI) in the losses. Rudnik (3 IP, 6 H, 6 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 2 K) took the loss in the first game, while Adam Moore (3.2 IP, 10 H, 10 ER, 1 BB, 1 SO) was the losing pitcher for the Mountain Lions in the second game.
The Mountain Lions will conclude their four-game series with Belmont Abbey College (6-3) this afternoon with a 1:00pm game at Abbey Field.


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Police are tracing the whereabouts of three motorcycles stolen in a raid on a property near Hebden Bridge.
The motorcycles were stolen from a remote Heptonstall outbuilding, overnight on January 23, and were pushed by thieves through fields and into a waiting vehicle which police believe was waiting on Draper Lane.
Police have released images of the stolen vehicles, pictured.
Anyone with information should contact police on 101 quoting reference number 13150031700 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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Time for safer injecting spaces in Britain?
Drug consumption rooms are a particularly contentious form of harm reduction, viewed on one hand as a practical, humane, life-saving approach to dangerous drug use, and on the other, as an endorsement of drugtaking and a dereliction of the duty to treat people dependent on drugs.
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Measuring alcohol-related harm; politics and science
At a national level, alcohol-related harm and especially the net cost of harm versus benefits are slippery concepts. Malleability and policy salience combine to make the estimates contested territory.
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Opiate-blocking implants: magic bullet or dangerous experiment?
Opinion is sharply divided on the ethics and effectiveness of long-acting implanted or injected opiate-blocking medications, products not approved for medical practice in the UK, but which some see as a major breakthroughs in overcoming addiction to heroin and allied drugs.
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Ethics and evidence on naltrexone treatment of offenders
Opinion is sharply divided on the ethics and effectiveness of pressuring opioid-dependent offenders to take the opiate-blocker naltrexone. Especially sharp is the controversy over long-acting products not approved for medical practice in the UK. Do they constitute an unacceptable infringement of autonomy, or is forcing them on some offenders as caring as holding back someone about to (by choice or not) walk off a cliff?
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A minimum price for drink?
Politics and evidence relating to the most important and controversial public health issue of recent times – eliminating the cheap drink heavy drinkers rely on by setting a high minimum per unit price for alcohol. Scotland has done it and other UK nations are following suit – but not yet England.
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Cycle of Change: change promoter or benevolent fiction?
Its simplicity is beguiling, but does the ubiquitous cycle of change model simply describe the change process, or help predict and accelerate it?
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Acupuncture: potential value of a 'theatrical placebo'
Asks whether acupuncture helps treat substance use problems and, if it does, whether this is 'just' a placebo effect. Is there something valuable here which has not yet been proven to work, or is trying to find proof a dead end?
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Can 12-step mutual aid bridge recovery resources deficit?
Can mutual aid groups based on AA's 12 steps help bridge the gap between heightened ambition for recovery from addiction and diminished public resources. That largely depends on whether the worldwide popularity of the steps is matched by evidence of effectiveness.
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Computerised therapies: sacrificing effectiveness for wider access?
Among culturally accepted vehicles for delivering substance use interventions, computers, mobile phones and tablets are joining face-to-face work. Are we sacrificing effectiveness for convenience and economy?
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Focus on the families
Both as a treatment resource for the patient and a group needing support in their own right, a UK report described families affected by substance use as the "forgotten" carers. Here we turn the focus on the "unheard and unseen victims when a loved one uses drugs or alcohol".
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By: Justin Martinez (@JTheSportsDude)
Unlike Andy Dalton in the playoffs, the NFL delivered in week one. Too harsh? Maybe. But seriously, what more could you want?
The Chiefs took down the NFL's version of the Monstars, Tony Romo showed off his psychic skills and Marshawn Lynch (sort of) did a front flip!
We've got a lot of ground to cover, so let's jump right in with a quick week one recap followed by the reason you're all here: our predictions for week two.
Week One Recap
Record: 12-3
Apparently Tony Romo is a psychic. Yea, that's how I'm starting off this recap. And although I couldn't quite go 100 percent on my predictions like the former Dallas quarterback, a 12-3 record is a strong start to the season. This recap is really only here so I can talk about Romo-Stradamus, but here are my best and worst predictions from week one:
Biggest stroke of genius: Picking Philadelphia to break the three-year curse against Washington
Biggest regret: Underestimating Kansas City on the road against New England
Week Two Predictions
Houston Texans vs. Cincinnati Bengals
Is it too early to call this game the Toilet Bowl? Week two kicks off with a matchup between two of the most disappointing teams from week one. The Texans got embarrassed on their home turf by the Jaguars, and the Bengals laid a goose egg against the Ravens. Let's be honest, we're looking at a pair of teams that won't be playing in late January. But unlike Jay Cutler, I can't just pick and choose when I feel like doing my job, so here's my pick. My bet is on a Texans squad led by promising rookie DeShaun Watson. Expect DeAndre Hopkins to see a lot of targets, expect Lamar Miller to establish a ground game and expect that Houston defense to show up. Cincinnati, expect a long season.
Prediction: Houston 23, Cincinnati 20
Cleveland Browns vs. Baltimore Ravens
On the opposite end of the spectrum, the Browns and Ravens game features two of the more pleasant surprises from week one. Cleveland held its own in its 21-18 loss against a championship-contending Steelers squad, and Baltimore demolished Cincinnati. This game figures to be low-scoring, and whichever team can utilize the run game best will come out on top. Cleveland's Isaiah Crowell ran like Peyton Manning in week one (17 carriers for 33 yards) while Baltimore's Terrance West put up 80 yards in 19 carries. That should be what gives the Ravens the edge in a game that'll be closer than most people expect.
Prediction: Baltimore 21, Cleveland 20
Carolina Panthers vs. Buffalo Bills
Odds are you didn't know the name "Russell Shepard" prior to last Sunday, and I don't blame you. I had to Google him myself. The Panthers brought the speedy receiver onto the team in the summer to replace Ted Ginn Jr., and he made an immediate impact in week one. Shepard recorded 53 yards on two receptions in his Carolina debut, including a sweet 40-yard TD. He'll be fighting for targets in this offense, but that's not a bad thing at all. Cam Newton needs as many weapons as possible, and a deep receiving core makes this team dangerous. If you're wondering why I didn't talk about Buffalo in this preview, it's because the Panthers should win this one with ease.
Prediction: Carolina 28, Buffalo 13
Arizona Cardinals vs. Indianapolis Colts
Scott Tolzien is starting.
Prediction: Arizona 28, Indianapolis 10
Tennessee Titans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
How 'bout them Jaguars? Jacksonville was one of the three teams that proved me wrong in week one. I fully expected Houston to clobber the Jaguars, but Jacksonville clearly looked like the superior team. Granted, Houston's offensive line put up as much resistance as a one-ply piece of toilet paper at Taco Bell, but they still impressed me. Leonard Fournette ran all over the Texans (26 carries for 100 yards), Jacksonville's defense couldn't be contained (recorded 10 sacks) and Blake Bortles look, dare I say, decent. With that said, I'm going against the Jaguars again. Marcus Mariota has all the weapons to lead his team to a division title this season. And even though the game is in Jacksonville, the Tennessee QB actually plays better on the road. I'll take the Titans in a close one here, but Jacksonville is definitely on my radar from now on.
Prediction: Tennessee 21, Jacksonville 17
Philadelphia Eagles vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Speaking of teams that proved me wrong in week one, I was dead wrong about Kansas City. I was more wrong than Roger Goodell every time he hands out a suspension. The Chiefs put the league on notice with a shocking 42-27 win over New England on the road. Alex Smith, Kareem Hunt and Tyreke Hill out played like stars, and Kansas City is certainly in the Super Bowl conversation after that victory. Carson Wentz and the Eagles did manage to break their five-game losing streak to Washington, but I'm sticking with the Chiefs until they show me otherwise.
Prediction: Kansas City 31, Philadelphia 24
New England Patriots vs. New Orleans Saints
Okay, I know I said the Patriots never lose at home, but what they really never do is lose back-to-back games. Head coach Bill Belichick is one of the greatest coaches in the history of sports, and he'll find a way to adjust and get the win over the Saints. The Brady-Cooks era got off to a shaky start, but things should turn around when the stud receiver takes on his former team.
Prediction: New England 38, New Orleans 21
Minnesota Vikings vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
I never thought I'd say this, but I'm picking Minnesota over Pittsburgh. You heard me. The Vikings looked sharp in their 29-19 win over New Orleans last week. Sam Bradford played like Tom Brady (346 yards and 3 TDs), Dalvin Cook ran like Forrest Gump (22 carries for 127 yards), and Adam Thielen racked up a ludicrous 157 yards on nine receptions. Meanwhile, the Steelers looked sub par in their 21-18 win over Cleveland. Pittsburgh couldn't establish the run, and the defense looked shaky at times. I'm going with the team that's most hot, and that's Minnesota.
Prediction: Minnesota 30, Pittsburgh 28
Chicago Bears vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Buccaneers had double the time to prepare for their season opener, and they're facing a Bears team that figures to finish as one of the worst squads in the league this season. Although Chicago held its own against Atlanta last week, the team's wide receivers just can't stay healthy. Cameron Meredith suffered a season-ending knee injury, and Kevin White is essentially that ultra-fragile guy from SpongeBob (expect he really is hurt). The deadly duo of Jameis Winston and Mike Evans will have a field day, and Tampa Bay should kick its season off with a win.
Prediction: Tampa Bay 28, Chicago 20
Miami Dolphins vs. Los Angeles Chargers
In this week's episode of The Old and the Restless, the Dolphins looked poised for a breakout year led by their promising quarterback, Ryan Tannehill. But all that changed when Tannehill went down with a season-ending knee injury. Now the team must turn to its last resort: 32-year-old Jay Cutler. DUN DUN DUN DUN. The Dolphins place all their trust in Cutler, but the Chargers prove to be too much to handle. Will Cutler turn his career around? Will the Dolphins start looking at CFL quarterbacks? Tune in next week for the latest installment of The Old and the Restless.
Prediction Los Angeles 21, Miami 17
New York Jets vs. Oakland Raiders
I'm going to sound like a broken record throughout this season when talking about the Jets. New York is bad, like, Marshawn-Lynch-in-a-physics-class bad. Oakland has one of the most powerful offenses in the game right now, and the Raiders should take care of business at home by a large margin.
Prediction: Oakland 34, New York 10
Dallas Cowboys vs. Denver Broncos
The Cowboys defense really stepped up against the Giants in week one, allowing just 233 total yards and three points in the 19-3 win. Ezekiel Elliott did what we all expected him to do (24 carriers for 104 yards), but Dez Bryant didn't fare as well against cornerback Janoris Jenkins (two receptions for 43 yards). Dallas now heads to the Mile High City to take on a powerhouse defense in Denver, and we'll get to see just how good the Cowboys really are. The Broncos will keep it low-scoring, but I'm rolling with America's team here.
Prediction: Dallas 20, Denver 17
Washington Redskins vs. Los Angeles Rams
Would you rather go to a Rams game or buy a $6 foot-long at Subway? Apparently, most fans chose the latter. Los Angeles only had around 25,000 fans show up to its season opener against Indianapolis despite having tickets available for as low as six dollars. The Rams placed a 46-9 beat down on a Colts squad led by quarterback Scott Tolzien, and even though Los Angeles' defense looked great, don't expect that sort of performance on a weekly basis. The Rams will now host a Redskins squad that's looking to rebound from a 30-17 loss to Philadelphia in week one. Kirk Cousins figures to have a bounce back game, and Terrell Pryor Sr. should get involved early. This is a good legit-check for Los Angeles, and maybe those seats will start to fill if the Rams get that second-straight win. But until that happens, give me Washington on the road.
Prediction: Washington 24, Los Angeles 20
San Francisco 49ers vs. Seattle Seahawks
The biggest loser of week one has to be anyone that tuned in to watch that sorry Green Bay vs. Seattle game. This game against San Francisco should be just as boring, but for different reasons. The Seahawks are clearly the better team here, and they should blow out the 49ers by one of the largest margins of week two. San Francisco is in for a long game, and so is anyone that plans to watch this matchup.
Prediction: Seattle 38, San Francisco 14
Green Bay Packers vs. Atlanta Falcons
Week two gives us a rematch of last season's NFC Championship, except the Packers are actually healthy this time. Players such as Jordy Nelson and Davante Adams join the equation, and Green Bay looks poised to exact some revenge. Atlanta didn't look to be in championship form in its 23-17 win over Chicago last week, and that's not an encouraging sign for a team that's about to run into the LeBron James of the NFL (plus an actual hairline).
Prediction: Green Bay 35, Atlanta 28
Detroit Lions vs. New York Giants
Forgive me Matthew Stafford! I gave the Lions about as much hope of winning in week one as Tom Brady becoming the fourth member of Migos. But Detroit proved me wrong with a 35-23 win over Arizona. Things won't get any easier when the Lions head to MetLife Stadium to take on New York on Monday night, but so what. The game figure to be close, and that's when Stafford is at his best. Give me the Lions on the road.
Prediction: Detroit 24, New York 21


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Stone landscaping, also called hard-scaping, adds enormous character and value to a home, but stones that are manufactured or freshly cut from larger pieces have a uniform, untainted look that says "new", not old. You can add an aged appearance, however.
Paint the fence with vinegar. Do this on a dry day. The acid in it will create tiny pits in the stone, which in turn will make a home for the microbes that will tarnish the stone.
Stain the wall by randomly and lightly dry-brushing antiquing glaze into crevices, if you want to achieve an aged look more quickly. Don't paint the entire wall. Let dry. Reapply more vinegar, if desired.
Grow moss on the stone. Daub yoghurt or buttermilk onto the wall, especially in the cracks. Patting the yoghurt or buttermilk with a bit of soil helps moss to take hold.
Moisten the fence with a mist of water every day until moss is established.
Reapply vinegar periodically to speed the natural ageing process.
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The Story of the Dress – Part VI The Amazing, Beautiful and Enchanting Wedding
Catherine and John were married this past weekend! She looked absolutely beautiful in her dress and John was very handsome in his tux! Most of my "art time" for the three weeks before the wedding was spent on tweaking her … Continue reading
The Story of the Dress – Part IV
Before I start this part of the story … my website is currently under construction. You may find my artwork website by pasting http://www.hanamele.com/old/ into the search line! Sorry for the inconvenience, but when construction is done, you will have … Continue reading
From Hand to Machine
Today called for a change of pace! After doing some intensive bead work, I pulled out my very old heavy duty Singer sewing machine, my box of paper collage and various materials, and got to quick work! The Heaven Scent … Continue reading
The Story of the Dress – Part III
After being gone for two weeks, I began anew on Catherine's dress. Pictured above is the first stage of phase I, on the left is the old tulle with the seed beads, on the right their new home in waiting. … Continue reading


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Looking for the perfect gift but no idea where to begin? 'Live Like This' in Cowes high street is the place to go! Run by Tracey and Matt and their lovely team, Live Like This is a beautiful interiors, lifestyle furnishings and accessories shop with a friendly and fun atmosphere. It's a real girlie destination selling everything from jewellery, bags, mugs, candles to cushions, clothing and greetings cards. The only problem being that you'll want to buy everything in there for yourself, be warned! http://www.livelikethis.co.uk/ Brilliantly, Live Like Continue reading →
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After graduating in Business Studies, Neil began his career with Imperial Group, before joining Allied Domecq and then Nutricia/Cow & Gate. He then moved into the services sector and spent seven years with Compass Group plc., where he progressed to Divisional Marketing Director, and later joined Sita UK (part of the Suez Group) as Marketing Director.
Neil then moved into executive search, and over the past decade has completed a wide variety of assignments in different disciplines. He is particularly experienced in General Management, Sales and Marketing, Business Development and Operational roles.
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