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XXX MILF Photos » The MILF, The Older Man & The 18-Year-Old!
The MILF, The Older Man & The 18-Year-Old!
Featuring: Georgette Parks and John Pepper
Date: September 8th, 2009
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And now for something completely different..Georgette Parks, who's 64 and is our most popular model ever, has a three-way with a guy her own age (John, a swinger friend of Georgette's, is 61) and a girl who's young enough to be their granddaughter. Sophia is just 18 years old! Just the sight of Sophia eating a 65-year-old's pussy is going to have some of you spurting cum instantly and many of you are really going to get off on Georgette giving this spry teenager cock-sucking lessons. You know, passing along some sexual wisdom. But what do you think about this pictorial? Do you want to see more pictorials like this at 50PlusMILFs.com? Let us know! "At first I was afraid to eat an older woman's pussy," Sophia said. "I didn't know what it would be like. But Georgette's pussy tastes really good, and I loved how she ate my pussy. Georgette told me she hasn't eaten much pussy in her life, but I couldn't tell. She made me cum over and over!" There's cum for all after the dicking is done, and everyone is happy, especially the lucky dude. Asked to compare the two ladies, John said, "Sophia was wonderful, but to me, there's something about a woman like Georgette that can't be matched. And you know what? Georgette's pussy was just as tight, if not tighter, than Sophia's." Now that's a fucking compliment!


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Sunday, September 14, 2008
shame and fat
So I was really nervous about this appointment, mostly because it was a new doctor and I had to have an internal, which is second on my list of hated things I have to do for my health (going to the dentist actually wins out in this one. Way, way worse, in my opinion, even than a pap smear.) I also realized I was worried about the whole weight issue. Before I got pregnant I was about 30 pounds overweight. I have struggled with my weight for my whole adult life, and some of my teenaged years as well. I have gone up and down, but mostly, I have had at least an extra 25 pounds to lose.
As this was a new doctor, I didn't know if I would be lectured about my weight. I realized that what would be the worst for me about this lecture would be the shame I feel about being reminded that I have a weight problem. This realization was quite an epiphany for me. I had never realized that I feel really, truly ashamed about my weight. Ashamed. The more I thought about this, the more surprised I was. I don't mean to be melodramatic, but seriously, I feel like being overweight for me is something akin to having to wear a scarlet letter on my dress. This big, blazing reminder to everyone that I can't seem to ever say no to a bowl of ice cream.
Does anyone else feel this way? Embarrassed that they have issues with overeating? Embarrassed that they can't seem to exert control over themselves?
I had to seriously stop and lecture myself. I mean, yes, overeating is a bad habit with serious health consequences, but my gosh, it isn't as if I drink gallons of vodka while pregnant or have set up a meth lab in my house right next to my kids' rooms. It is just a weakness I happen to have, which I am working on, but which may always be something I struggle with.
And more than that, it isn't who I am. My weight is not me. It is just one small part of me, a bad habit, a weakness. How is it much different than the person who while thin, subsists on junk food and never exercises, or the person who struggles to quit smoking or drinking? I think for a long time, I have allowed this weakness to define who I am, forgetting that I am so much more than this weight. I have weaknesses, strengths, weird quirks and am a mother, friend, sister, daughter, teacher, a woman who happens to have a few pounds to lose, not a fat woman who happens to be a mom, teacher, etc.
I felt better after my little lecture and it turns out I love my new doctor. He did give me a short little lecture about my weight, but it didn't make me feel bad. He is hoping I will only gain about 15-20 pounds this pregnancy, which sounded totally doable. Until I got hungry. We'll see what we can do. I have resolved to continue exercising which Dr. C was so, so glad I was doing. But now when I exercise, it is actually to help with my emotions and depression, not to help me in weight gain. I have felt so much better when I exercise that I just have to do it if I want to stay sane with this pregnancy. When I exercise, I can actually get through the day without breaking down in tears three times, and without automatically assuming my life is about to fall apart. I have much better perspective when I take that time for myself and move.
So, I will try to watch the food intake. And I will try to remember what I have been learning recently about emotional eating, which is that we do it for a reason. And it works for a while, too, which is why it is so tempting and difficult to stop. Eating makes us feel better, if even for a moment. I recently regained about 20 pounds that I had lost and finally forgave myself for it. I realized after reading up on emotional eating that it was my way to deal with some enormous stress in my life (my parents' break-up, my mom's cancer, and the possibility that Danny had autism). For some reason, knowing why I did it, really made me feel better. It was not just lack of self-control; it was the way I had learned over the years to take care of myself (interestingly, I also learned that the percentage of children of alcoholics who become emotional overeaters is quite high).
I am trying to learn better ways to take care of my emotional needs, because as good as that mint brownie chocolate chip ice cream is, it doesn't really take away the boredom or stress or loneliness. It sure does taste good, though, and I am not ashamed to admit it.
7 comments:
- Stonefox (otherwise known as Heidi) said...
You said so many great things in this post. Like our weight doesn't define who we are.
It is so tempting to look at things like our weight, or our failures or the undesirable things in our personality and be shaped by those things. But God has already defined who we are! We are loved, forgiven, bought with a price, and set apart.
I don't do it perfectly, but I try to focus on those definitions of who I am...and I find myself living out my high position!
Great post, Patty!
- September 14, 2008 at 6:54 PM
- kia (good enough mama) said...
It's like you were in my house about two hours ago and heard what I said to Hubby, "I have so many aches and pains lately but I'm too embarrassed to go to the doctor about them because they're probably due to the fact that I'm a big, fat whale."
Ahem. I get it. Totally.
- September 14, 2008 at 8:46 PM
- Amy Jane said...
It's so nice to hear you espousing a more positive perspective, Patty! You did say a lot of good, smart stuff in this post. Now, take it to heart and really believe it! I'm so glad you like your doctor - that is such a huge deal, even when you're not pregnant, but especially when you are!
- September 14, 2008 at 9:09 PM
- mrsbear said...
Why is it so hard for us to get out of our own heads sometimes?
This was such a smart, thoughtful post. Weight is such a small part of who we are. I think a lot of women struggle with feelings like these.
I know I'm guilty of turning to a bowl of ice-cream for comfort on more than one occasion.
- September 14, 2008 at 10:49 PM
- The Caked Crusader said...
It's sad that the toughest critic any of us have is usually ourself.
Don't be so hard on yourself. There are thousands of worse things in life that being a little overweight.
- September 15, 2008 at 2:35 AM
- Elizabeth Channel said...
Well I'm excited for a healthy pregnancy!
And it sounds like your perspective on this weight thing is truly healthy. I'm also glad you like your doctor because that's so important. Sounds like your priorities are in order--very inspiring!
- September 15, 2008 at 10:07 PM
Sending cyber hugs your way. I know what you mean about just because you're thin doesn't mean you're healthy. I actually am thin but I haven't always been the greatest eater, and up until recently haven't exercised much. Those two things make me quite unhealthy, but I can pretend to be healthy because I'm thin. Who am I kidding though?
Your post is a great reminder how very little appearance matters.
- September 17, 2008 at 7:44 AM

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This recipe comes courtesy of "The Currant Recipe Book", published in 1945 by the wonderfully named Central Currant Office (London). This makes me hope that there were regional Currant Offices scattered far and wide. There is little (practically none) online information about this organisation and I have so many unanswered questions: Was the Central Currant Office arch enemy of the Central Sultana Office and the Central Raisin Office? What happened to the CCO? Who is promoting currants now? Have currant sales fallen since there is no London office marketing them?
How can you fail to love a book where the introduction is titled "In praise of currants" and written by someone called Sir W. Arbuthnot Lane, President of the New Health Society? (His Wikipedia write up is fascinating, showing him to be an admirably free thinker and some 40 years ahead of his time with his views on diet and digestive health). He notes that, because of the roughage they supply, currants are a "useful 'regulating' food"…..I think we all know what that means!
The CCO should actually have been named the Currant Propaganda Office for there are assertions made throughout the booklet; they form the headers and footers for each page and are presented as unquestionable facts. While some are probably true or harmless enough, it does make you realise how unregulated food health claims were until fairly recently. Here are some of my favourites:
- Eat more currants and forget "nerves"
- Eat currants and work better
- Currant bread tempts the appetite
- Currants bring good health
- Currants keep you fit
- Children love currants – because they need them
- Spare the currants and you spoil the cake
- Currants make food tempting
- You never get tired of currant bread
- Currants give radiant vitality
My chosen recipe appears under the banner "currants correct acidity". At this point I was under such pro-currant enchantment that I'd have believed anything. This cake has lots of buttermilk, more buttermilk than I've ever seen in a recipe, but no eggs. It means that the cake is pale and you should test it's 'done-ness' with a skewer rather than relying on it being golden.
The resulting cake was fruity with a hint of spice; it tasted very much like a good rock bun but with a light, soft, spongy texture. Very pleasant indeed and a lovely tea time cake. It wasn't as heavy as a full-on fruit cake, such as a Christmas cake, but had more oomph to it than a sponge. As to whether it improves 'regulation'....I'll keep you posted!
340g (3/4lb) plain flour
115g (1/4lb) unsalted butter
115g (1/4lb) caster sugar
170g (6oz) currants
Pinch of spice – I took this to mean mixed spice. I added a teaspoon.
¾ teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
¾ teaspoon cream of tartar
440ml (3 gills) buttermilk
Optional (not in original recipe): 2 tablespoons Demerara to sprinkle on top of cake
Preheat the oven to 170˚C/Fan oven 150˚C/325˚F/Gas Mark 3. The recipe says that the cake should be baked in a "steady oven" and I have interpreted it to mean these temperatures, based on other curranty/raisin cakes I've baked.
Line a 23cm round springform tin with baking paper. I played safe with tin size – you could get away with a 20cm tin but make sure that the baking paper comes up a good 2cm above the height of the tin.
Sieve the flour into a bowl and rub in the butter until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. If you prefer, you can do this in a food processor.
Stir in the sugar, currants, spice and cream of tartar.
Dissolve the bicarbonate of soda in a little of the buttermilk then add to the mix, stirring well.
Stir in the remaining buttermilk.
Turn the mixture into the prepared tin and level the surface.
If using, sprinkle the Demerara over the top of the batter.
Bake for approximately 1 hour 10 minutes or until a skewer inserted into the middle of the cake comes out clean.
Stand the cake, in its tin, on a wire rack until the tin is cool enough to safely handle and remove.
Leave the cake to cool completely on the wire rack.
Bask in the glory of the wonderful thing you have made.


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Nashville, Tenn. - The Tennessee State men's basketball team couldn't quite overcome a 20-point second half deficit and dropped its second-straight game to Morehead State, 101-100.
After going down by 20 with just seven minutes to go in the game, the Tigers clawed back with a 16-2, three-minute run that featured two three-pointers and a break-away, two-handed dunk by Robert Covington. TSU (16-13, 10-5 OVC) made all five of its shots and all four of its free throws during the stretch, but the score was still 89-83 in favor of the visitors.
Covington finished the game with 23 points on 7-of-15 shooting including a 4-of-6 mark from downtown. The senior also had a team-high eight boards.
A pair of free throws by Patrick Miller at the 1:43 mark cut the Eagle lead to four and a triple by Kellen Thornton with 54 seconds to go put TSU behind by just three.
Thornton ended up with a career-high 29 points on 10-of-17 shooting and four rebounds.
On Morehead's next possession, the Eagles drained the shot clock to one before throwing up a desperation three. The shot bounced off the rim and was recovered by the Morehead State (14-16, 8-7 OVC) with 15 seconds left. The Tigers wisely didn't foul and wrapped up the ball handler for a jump ball- and they had the possession arrow.
After a TSU timeout, Miller got a good look at a tying three-pointer, but his shot was strong. Covington tipped in the ball before the final horn, but it wasn't enough.
Miller finished the game with 15 points on 5-of-13 shooting and five assists.
The Eagles came out strong to start the game, and quickly went up 11-2 when Chavis Milton nailed Morehead State's second three-pointer during the game's first four minutes. The wave of points caused TSU head coach Travis Williams to burn an early timeout.
Whatever Williams said in the huddle seemed to work as TSU tied the score at 13 when Covington, Miller and Tashan Fredrick each connected from downtown.
The score didn't remain tied for long, as Morehead State eventually raised its lead back to seven when Angelo Warner scored three consecutive points. On TSU's next possession, M.J. Rhett found Michael Green for an alley-oop dunk, making the score 30-25 with just under eight minutes to play in the first half.
TSU tried to pull even by getting to the charity stripe, but whenever the Tigers would get close, Morehead would nail a three. The Eagles had four triples in the span of three minutes and finished the frame 9-of-15 from downtown.
Covington made 1-of-2 free throws with 0.2 seconds left in the first half, but TSU went into the locker room trailing, 51-43.
The Eagles' 51 first-period points were the most given up by TSU in any half this season and they did it by shooting 60.6 percent from the field (20-of-33).
TSU made 12-of-33 shots during the first 20 minutes for a 36.4 line. The Tigers were 16-of-19 from the charity strip during the first half for an 84.2 conversion rate.
Much like the first half, Morehead State went on a run to start period number two; this one was 7-2 in favor of the Eagles. Thornton finally ended the streak with a three at the 16:51 mark, but Devon Atkinson responded with a three of his own to put the Tigers behind, 63-50.
Later in the half, Morehead State got ahead by 19 thanks to an 8-0 run that featured two threes and a tip-slam. Covington and Thornton nailed threes on back-to-back possessions after the dunk, but TSU was still down, 73-58, with 13 minutes to go.
The Eagles continued their assault and went up by 20 when Angelo Warner made Morehead State's 15th three-pointer of the game with over seven minutes to play.
Warner's hoop set up the exciting, but heart-wrenching finish.
Tennessee State's 100 points were its most in a regulation game since defeating Miles College, 109-92, in 2008, but its 101 points allowed were the most given up at home since losing to Eastern Kentucky, 109-83, in 2003.
Tennessee State shot 46.2 percent from the field (30-of-65), but Morehead State made 37-of-60 for a 67.1 mark.
TSU will look to win its 11th home contest of the season on Saturday against Eastern Kentucky. The game starts at 7:30 p.m. and will be the final home contest for Covington, Cyphers, Fredrick and Thornton.
--TSU Tigers--


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How has business at your water park this summer compared with recent years?
District Voices
Published September 1, 2007 | September 2007 issue
Thursday, Friday, Saturday business has been really steady, the same as it has been every other year. The beginning-of-the-week business I've seen drop a little bit this summer from previous years. I think that we just have a different traveling pattern going on. ... I've seen it coming on more and more over the last couple years, and it's just really sticking out more so this year than other years. I don't know exactly what you could try to pin it to. I don't think gas price; everybody likes to say it's just gas prices, but I think there's a lot of other factors involved.
Todd Nasi, General Manager
Waters of Minocqua—Minocqua, Wis.
In general, the season started out slow, because we had a pretty wet spring. So Memorial weekend, the weather had an impact on us, and the early part of June. But since the second week of June, we've had great weather. We've had this record heat, high temperatures, and it has been good for our business. ... This year, I can say overall that our attendance is up 8 percent over the prior year.
Bob Morgan, General Manager
Raging Rivers Water Park—Mandan, N.D.
This year has been an exceptional year with the weather over 90 degrees for about 25 days out of the month of July. And we are above attendance and revenue figures for at least the last four years. ... We definitely peaked out in our attendance in the mid-to-late-'90s, when we saw the advent of a lot of other water parks coming online in the northwest. But we've been able to adjust our entrance rates and keep our revenue high with less people coming to the park.
Roger Elliott, General Manager
Big Sky Water Park—Columbia Falls, Mont.
We have been up from last year. But, I mean, we're still not great. We're not like we were three or four years ago, but we're up. ... I don't know [why business is slower], I couldn't tell you. Maybe the economy, I don't know.
Vicki Hudson, General Manager
Evans Plunge—Hot Springs, S.D.
Our business is a little down this year compared to last year. And I don't know that our indoor water playground has really helped that much. I think that we really don't have as many families traveling this year. I've noticed less people and less families here during the week compared to last year. And I'm sure it's gas prices. Weekends are fairly busy.
Don Makowski, General Manager
Comfort Suites—Escanaba, Mich.
Business has been good. It has been an odd summer. It was cooler than normal in the beginning of July, and now it's hotter than normal and no rain. So it has been good. Weather like this is perfect for outdoor water parks. ... Last year was an awesome year, probably a record year, and we're slightly up from last year, so we're very happy with how business is.
Amy Fischmon, Co-Owner
Wild Mountain—Taylors Falls, Minn.


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It's awesome! Good job. :)ReplyDelete
Very nice!ReplyDelete
I love this dress! You finished the insides so nicely. Beautifully lined! The details on the lapel line are just gorgeous. I also love your shoe choice, where you influenced by your pattern envelope? This print does suit you. I think I might have missed it but is your fabric vintage? It is so difficult to even find vintage fabrics with anything more than a yard. You know I bought this cotton fabric and I made the mistake of not opening it up completely when I first bought it so it's not possible to return it now. I won't do this again:) and the edges were serged like it had been used as a baby blanket. I was highly disappointed. Your dress is so lovely and inspires me to want a button down dress too! I wish I lived close by then we could meet for tea in your lovely frock:))ReplyDelete
I bought my seam binding from these people: http://www.zipperstop.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=garden_flypage.tpl&product_id=91&category_id=33&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=73ReplyDelete
They stock loads of colours and the shipping isn't that expensive... One roll + shipping would be around 15 dollars. One roll is 100 yards so it lasts a while!
Wow, the dress looks great! And the colours suit you!ReplyDelete
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Je vriend heeft gelijk ;) wat een supermooie jurk is dit geworden, staat je prachtig!ReplyDelete
I think the dress is very lovely and the colour does suit you. Great job! :)ReplyDelete
Soooooo beautiful! I just love the floral fabric and how it drapes with this pattern!! Yay for spring!ReplyDelete
Wauw de binnenkant ziet er super netjes uit zo! Is seam binding niet gewoon hetzelfde als biaisband?ReplyDelete
This is so pretty. I love the fabric, and the pockets (so useful!); and before I got to the bit about the trouble you had with the sleeve cap ease, I was thinking "I love the puffy sleeve caps!".ReplyDelete
Re seam binding, I've bought some from this website
and was pleased with it. They are in the UK, but seem to do international delivery.
Oh, this dress came out beautifully! You have fitted it so nicely,and it has nice lines. I am terribly impressed with your binding your seam allowances. I don't know if I have the patience for that.... Will you make it again? It is so flattering, and I'd love to see the ruffles on the collar in a contrasting color so they stand out; I don't notice them with the print. Just lovely.ReplyDeleteReplies
It's not that time consuming! I iron the binding in half and put it around the edge and stitch it.Delete
On the photo's it's hard to see the ruffles. But I can tell you in real life the are more visible :). I'm not sure if i'm going to make one with the ruffles again, but I do know this is a perfect pattern for a classic 40s shirtwaist dress and I might use it again.
Your dress is amazing, so pretty. It really does suit you. You are very talented!ReplyDelete
Soooo pretty!!! My first thought (and I say this as a wholly positive thing) is that the colour palette of that beautiful fabric reminds me of fruit punch (or sangria, too!). It's elegant and fun at the same time and the cut of the dress is wonderfully becoming. Everything you sew always leaves me inspired and coveting said item! :)ReplyDelete
Tons of hugs & joyful Easter weekend wishes,
♥ Jessica
Your garments always look so perfect and well fitted, I am really jealous of your sewing abilities :-) I am also usually very surprised how neat seam binding looks but I don't use this technique very often because it makes the seams a bit too bulky for my liking. But maybe I am just using the wrong binding? I will definitely have a look at the links in the comments.ReplyDelete
Hello Anthea,ReplyDelete
Your dress is totally gorgeous. The floral print is beautiful, and the feature I particularly love is the frill on the collar. Also, it is interesting that you turned it inside out to show us the seams and binding.
I have always used bias binding if I need to bind seams. If you want to see my Sew for Victory blouse, visit my blog and you will see the inside too. I am planning to do a little girl's dress next showing all the steps of construction and the finishing techniques I use - you might find it interesting...
Love from England


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A former Assyriologist and state bureaucrat, Ann Weaver currently works as a bread baker. Her designs, inspired by her friends, family, and her own proto-punk aesthetic, can be found in print and internet publications like Interweave Knits and knitty.com. Her favorite things include dark beers, napping, cycling, and reading a wide variety of literature.


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iTunes can rip a CD and make the tracks rapidly available for you to listen to on your iPhone (or iPod) or stream around your house via other computers, or AppleTV/Airtunes and a variety of third party products.
ZDNet thinks they should do the same with DVDs. Unfortunately, it's not that easy. Why? While ripping CDs is legal in the US, ripping DVDs is not and Hollywood and Big Media would do their best to sue any product, iTunes included, into oblivion if put that feature in. In fact, that's what they're doing with Real's RealDVD right now. This is based on the claim that it violates the DMCA by breaking copy protection, though Real wraps copy protection of their own around the ripped movies).
Apple, of course, has $30 billion in the bank, which could fund one heckuva legal battle (and maybe even get the EFF on their side?) If anyone is in the position to help consumers retain fair use of their media, and increase the functionality and appeal of their own product at the same time, it's certainly Apple.
But would they spend their time and money litigating the right to rip content from old, legacy media when they're busily trying to get people to embrace digital downloads of the same content as the "next big thing"? Should they?
For consumers, it would be the same win as letting iTunes rip CDs even as music downloads were coming online. Apple maintains they run iTunes at low-profit levels simply to fuel hardware sales. The same model holds true for DVDs. Some consumers have huge collections of legacy DVDs and would love nothing more than easily, officially, load them up into iTunes and sync them over to their iPhone, iPod, set top box, computer, etc. alongside new digital downloads.
Of course, savvy consumers are already doing this with free, third party programs, and perhaps Apple is happy enough with the status quo. It's less expensive for them that way, and doesn't offend the same media companies Apple has deals with for iTunes rentals and downloads.
So the question is, are you happy with the status quo as well? Or is this a fight Apple should be fighting?


text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - Opinion writing Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Opinion writing Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> TOEFL and Other English Exams View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message 4B TeacherJoined: 26 Nov 2009Posts: 12Location: Australia Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 9:43 pm Post subject: Opinion writing Hello everyone and welcome to the TOEIC/TOEFL preparation class. In both tests, we are required to write about our opinions. Please write a paragraph about this topic. I will only check the work of my own students here, but everyone is welcome to join our discussion. Topic: "Television has had a destructive influence on our ability to communicate." Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Back to top hcwlvJoined: 11 Jan 2010Posts: 1 Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:31 pm Post subject: (H)HongChangWon's opinion yes I agree with you. when i take a toeic test or others exam in the futher, presumably i have difficulty finding answers, because there are a lot of mistakes on the TV and the Internet, so i'm disturbed to find answers. When i worked for the army for 2 years, there were a few people who hadn't known about own language. Just they could speak korean, but they didn't know how to write exactly. Using the Television and the Internet effect to someone decidedly. HappyBirthday to you~~~~~~ teacher~ Back to top ppongddaJoined: 07 Jan 2010Posts: 1 Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:33 pm Post subject: I don't agree with this statement. I don't think so because TV offers us a chance to communicate with each other. Imagine life without TV. We always have something to discuss relative to TV Programmes. We continue our communication about that and finally our ablility to communicate will imorove unconsciously HAPPY BIRTHDAY LOVELY Becky ^^Last edited by ppongdda on Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:37 pm; edited 1 time in total Back to top alex-vinotJoined: 11 Jan 2010Posts: 1 Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:35 pm Post subject: in my opinion television television has had a destructive influence on our ability to communicate because actually people prefers to stay in front of the TV instead of meeting friends or going outside. the TV is like a washing brain machine, people just watch and keep silence, but it's the same thing with all the kind of screen, you are just focuss on it and nothing more. Back to top songyi parkJoined: 07 Jan 2010Posts: 3 Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:35 pm Post subject: Television has had a destructive influence on our ability to Television has 2 different sides of influence on our ability to communicate. One is postive, another is negative you know. In my opinion, television has had a destructive influence on our ability to communicate. nowdays, When we watch TV, there are a lot of incentive programs. So, many people seem to easy to addict on TV program. therefore, we may not talk to each other. As time goes by, people will be selfish. I think it's very important to talk each other, and helping each other too. HAPPY BIRTHDAY BECKY Back to top kimbodylineJoined: 07 Jan 2010Posts: 4 Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:35 pm Post subject: I think television has bad influence to communicate. For example, after dinner we usually watch TV. There's no chance to talk each other. their relationship is going to cool off. HAPPY BIRTHDAY BECKY *^^* HAVE A NICE DAY ! Back to top NicoleLinJoined: 07 Jan 2010Posts: 3 Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:39 pm Post subject: I think television is a good communicate tool and play an impotant role for human. I am not really agree television has had a destructive influence on our ability to communicate. It's depends on how many hours do people usually spend time on TV and what program do people watched. For me, I didn't spend much time on TV and I always spent times on news so I can discussed many current events from news with different people and I can know people's different opinions. Sometimes I watched the amusement programs for fun and I can get many information,for example:food,travel info,something like taht. And also I can have common topics to talk about with friends. But the important thing is communicated the right info and educated the right things for people. However,if people just watched TV all the time and don't want to go out and talk to people, I think it's a big destructive influence for people. You'll easy to become a couch potato. It's not good for your health and interpersonal relation. BTW,happy birthday to Becky! Back to top 4B TeacherJoined: 26 Nov 2009Posts: 12Location: Australia Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 11:35 pm Post subject: new topic to write about Thank you everyone for wishing me a happy birthday. I enjoyed reading about your views on television very much. To help you to organise your writing, please remember to use linking words and write a topic sentence at the start of each new paragraph. Now a new topic: Write a paragraph about the influence of the internet. Do you think it is a good influence on society, or a bad one ?Last edited by 4B Teacher on Thu Jun 17, 2010 11:15 pm; edited 1 time in total Back to top kimbodylineJoined: 07 Jan 2010Posts: 4 Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 11:47 pm Post subject: Write a paragraph about the influence of the internet. Do you think it is a good influence on society, or a bad one ? internet is a bad influence on society. because we don't know who wrote the bad rumer. so many public entertainer suicided because of the rumer. i think we should stop using unidentified name. Back to top simonhu88Joined: 13 Jan 2010Posts: 1 Posted: Tue Jan 19, 2010 12:05 am Post subject: Most things have good and bed influence at the same time. So is the internet. But generally, I think it's a good influence on societe. There are many positive usages of internet, including information searching, real time comunication, message transformation and online entertainment. All of above mentioned internet functions have become very helpful and important for our daily life. 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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
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Sweet writings of HaskinsHouse at 8:54 AM 2 comments
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Wheres the water?
This is a conversation that happened Friday night at my house between my 2 year old son Ryker and my friend Keyona.
K- Ryker can I have some water?
R- Yeah
K-where's my water?
R-its gone
K-Can I have some water?
R-yeah (walking to the kitchen)
K- Ryker you got my water?
R- Its in there (pointing to the faucet)
K- Ryker can you bring me some water?
R- Its all gone (opening the fridge door)
R- we have juice
K- No I want water
R-(still looking in the fridge) no water, all gone
R-(walking back to the living room where we are sitting) have juice ( as he hands Keyona a juice box)
K- Ryker I want water
R- you have juice, you have juice box
K-thank you Ryker
You guys this has got to be the funniest conversation I have ever seen Ryker have with someone. Obviously keyona was trying to confuse him and just having fun but man it was hilarious. He was trying everything to explain there being no water bottles. Keyona was insistent and Ryker was not giving up either. By the time we came back with the juice box we were both laughing so hard we were crying. OH MY GOODNESS, these children are so very funny.
Sweet writings of HaskinsHouse at 7:32 PM 1 comments
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Courtney's Turn and Mommy's Multitasking
Courtney had her first game Tuesday night and she did excellent. It was fun to see her playing goalie. Her Team, The D.C destroyers did a fine job holding positions and keeping the ball moving. The goalie was able to sit down and be bored because the defense was so good. Yeah. One of the coaches wives is a professional photographer. She took lots of pictures and has them posted on her website you can view them at
Enjoy the photos. There are some good ones of Courtney in action. Maybe one day I will have the money to buy a super fancy digital camera like hers and get some good shots. If I keep telling myself that then maybe it will happen before the kids are all graduated.
On a lighter note Ryker decided to shimmy up the counter and get unto the counter to get a drink. He wanted a drink of Mommy's coffee. Well he gets there and is hanging by his ribs on the countertop and reaches for the glass only to slide down the counter bringing the cup of hot coffee with him. Yep, the glass hit the floor and shattered in a million pieces all while I am on the phone and while I am trying to answer the front door. So hot coffee, broken glass, crying baby, chatty Sister in Law, Friendly neighbor were all juggled at the same time today. At least he did not get cut and was smart enough to stand still. I am the jack of all trades now. HAHAHA, have a great day. I still have a smile on my face.
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Sunday, September 21, 2008
Soccer Season begins
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Friday, September 19, 2008
Completely heartbroken
So I will keep this as vague as possible but I just want to let some things off the heavy chest here. I am completely irritated that I have been disrespected this week. I feel like sloppy seconds. I thought that marriage included the excitement of coming home to your spouse after a long day, or boring day or busy day. I didn't know it was suppose to be do everything you can to stay away from them. This week has been very very tough for me. Someone in my life is not a very good communicator, and I have known this for a long time. But a few instances have happened, well more than a few, but I have been left in the dark only to stumble upon them by accident. First let me say that I am in complete love with my husband. I would do mostly anything for him. I have done everything for him. Lord knows that is why we live in D.C. away from my whole world or everything that is important to me. I have made some amazing friends out here that I hope will be there at my funeral. Recently, I am last to see him. He works late I mean 7 and 8 pm late and last night til 4:30 in the morning. WOW, must be important. I don't doubt it isn't. But what makes it so bad is that I have to call and figure out why he is not home yet or remind him of the time. Really? Did you forget you had not 1, not 2 but 4 YOUNG children at home. A wife that works her ass off to keep up with the laundry, dishes, back to school night, kids folders, toilets, tubs, diapers, dinners, helping out neighbors and friends and all the other things that she does. I feel like I have been hit in the gut with a fifty pound medicine ball and then laughed out by everyone that walked by. You see he is hanging with a co-worker of the opposite sex. Labeling it as a work project of high priority. Probably true, but does it have to be hidden. I am always wanting to call home and check in and make sure everyone is ok and let them know what I am doing when I am away. Is it really that hard? That to me is a sign of respect. You are married you should respect your spouse, give them the benefit of the doubt within reason. When you get the cold shoulder in the bedroom, and there has not been one night(in a few weeks) where you go to bed at the same time or within a few minutes of each other and when you are spending more time with your co-worker than your family, I believe there is a serious problem. Don't you want to know what we did during the day? What happy husband does not want to spend ample time with his family and alone time with his wife? The road is getting very rocky for me at the moment. I feel less than human. I feel disrespected. I see a pattern. A pattern that leads to bad things whether you want them to happen or not. I like to be proactive. I like to be in position when the ball is thrown and not in motion following it. Honestly, my heart is aching. Pain is not even the first place to begin or even the word to use but that is all I can come up with at the moment. I see and feel it slipping away a little everyday. I have put 9 years into this and can not even imagine not having it tomorrow. I can not be a rug that gets walked on. I need to be the hurricane that gets respect and is thought of seriously. Unhappy is the word of the day. Disappointment follows that. Loneliness goes right along with those. WOW, a girl that saved her brothers life at 3 in 6 feet of water is drowning in 2 inches. Getting so very close to walking. He needs help. I should come first not last. God help us.
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
WORKOUT to a new me
This week has been a long time coming. I have been inspired by my Mother, my friend Carlota, and my friend Keyona. You see a number of events between these three women lead me to want to work on my body's physical shape. I have had 4 children all within 2 years of each other so I was never able to get my body back after one birth before I was pregnant again. Yeah, you are thinking this woman is crazy, I am, but you must love me for it. So anyways with each birth I have added another 3-5 pounds to my hips, thighs and butt. Not fun. If you like big butts well you will like mine, but me, I despise it. I just can not get jeans to fit correctly with a big ole boote.
So on Monday Keyona said we are starting our owrkouts together at 8:30pm. We went M-T-W-Th with another friend to the Gym. We worked out for about 45 min. each day. Friday we all had something going but I did not let that stop me, I created a workout plan for home and I completed that one in 35 mins. Perfect, so Friday night I was at a friends house doing a Partylite Show for her and another friend ask me if I wanted to go to spin class with her. The crazy person in me said yea, sure, what time. Uh oh, Did I just say I will go to spin class. OMG, yes, so I went Sat. morning to Spin class with my new friend. Ladies, this has got the be the most torture I have ever done to myself. EY, ya, ye!!! So I made it through most of the routines, 500 situps while riding, isolation while riding, sprinting while riding, squats while riding and super hard tension while riding standing up. HOLY COW, I feel like a limp noodle. I have not been able to walk correctly all day. I will do it again but I got to get a little better in shape before I attempt to go again. If you have never tried SPIN class. Try it. It is one of the hardest workouts I have ever had. And to think we had a lady over 60 in our class that made everyone else look like rookies. She could have probably road in the Tour de France while doing pushups. She was unbelievable. So I guess if I start now I might look like that when I am 60 something. Thanks J for the invite. I plan on going again but I gotta a lot of work to do to get a little better leg strength. All in all it was a good experience. Back to the gym tomorrow and on to the Cardio kickboxing.
Sweet writings of HaskinsHouse at 7:22 PM 1 comments
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
My Love Of Family
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Monday, September 8, 2008
SEPT. 11 Freedom walk
Well Sunday Sept. 7th my friend and I had decided to walk in the 4th annual Freedom walk from Arlington national cem. to Pentagon. The walk was a little more than a mile. It was wonderful, as a kid I had done many a 10K, 5k and organized walks. This was nothing new to me. The amount of people, the amount of news media and all the organizers. It was amazing to see all the Sept. 11 families, lots of military brass and all the other people supporting our families. The walk was very well organized with several guest speakers, bag pipers from NY, PA and VA, boy scouts, sea cadets, college students, active duty military and many family members. The feeling of the day was very somber. As we approached the Pentagon we were able to see the now complete Pentagon memorial for the Sept. 11 victims. It was beautiful. Once we were in parking lot of the Pentagon we got an up close and personal view of the memorial. So sad but amazing that it is complete and will be opening on Sept. 11 2008. After moving through this area a concert was put on by the Oak Ridge Boys. If you do not know anything about these guys they started back in the early 70's as a christian band which has evolved over time to become a vrey well known country music band. Their songs were mainly military and God related. WOW, the day could not get any better. What a great way to pay tribute to the 3000 lives that were lost. Please think about the attacks on America this week. Say a little prayer for the families that are one less and think about all the active duty members and their families of today. We give so much for our country. God Bless you all and God bless you Sept. 11 families.
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Friday, September 5, 2008
Yeah we have another Haskins!!! Finally Devon and Cara Haskins my brother and sister-in-law had a baby girl. Her name is Lexi taige and she is a beauty. Lexi was born August 14, 2008. Since we are so far away I decided I would make a Diaper cake for the little cutie. I love making things and using my hands with crafts so this was right up my ally. Plus my other sister in law was planning a baby shower so I thought this could be a good way to help her with a centerpiece and fun game. This took about 2 days to make. It was so much fun. I wish I had friends everywhere having babies. Maybe I will start a small business adventure making these. Just an idea for now. Here are a few photos of Lexi and her first cake. Can't wait to see you little sweetie. Yes they are coming to D.C. in October, can you tell I am a little excited about it. I love babies!
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Jer and Sarah say I Do
Aug 29, 2008 7:30pm my little brother tied to knot to Ms. Sarah Hendrix. I was able to fly out to Texas and be there for the wedding. Nothing was going to step in the way of me missing my little brothers wedding. Jeremy, my brother, means as much to me as my own children. We have gone through some amazing times together and many crisis together and at the time we felt like we were all the other had. So I was not letting this go by without me witnessing it. It was a beautiful ceremony with almost a complete extended family in attendance. The best part was being able to spend the whole day with the Bride. I tried to make her feel like a Queen. We laughed and joked while getting our hair and makeup done. So much fun. I enjoyed every minute of it. I am so thankful to Sarah for sharing the day with her. I love being a big sister. It was a very short weekend but was the best short weekend I could have asked for. Thanks to everyone who helped me get to Texas. I love you guys immensely.
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Oroville >> Family members of a Palermo woman attacked by two dogs in May 2012 recounted earlier incidents with the animals.
When Carl Lorusso, son of victim Virginia Lorusso, asked defendant Chic Gordon after an April 2012 incident why the dogs were mean if she trained them, Gordon reportedly responded they weren't trained to be nice.
Lorusso testified Thursday that Gordon had said, "They are guard dogs because people are casing my house."
The dogs, a 70-pound pit bull named Gus and a 45-pound Queensland heeler named Shane, allegedly came from Gordon's Shela Court residence and attacked Virginia Lorusso on May 21, 2012. The woman was injured on her right ankle, left leg and right arm.
Gordon, 56, is currently on trial in Butte County Superior Court on a felony count of allowing a vicious animal at large. Co-defendant Theodore Jason Scherbenske, 57, is on trial on a felony count of being an accessory after the fact.
Gordon's son, Ruben Cambra, 34, is charged with allowing a vicious animal at large, but his case is currently suspended because he isn't mentally competent to stand trial.
As Cambra isn't on trial, deputy district attorney Kennedy Rizzuto sought to have him testify Thursday or allow other statements into evidence if he wasn't available. Judge James Reilley* denied the request, in part, because it would take too much time and Rizzuto didn't bring the matter up before the trial began.
Dogs chased children
Under questioning by Rizzuto, Carl Lorusso recounted an incident where the dogs escaped their yard and chased his son and grandnephew as they were playing with a football in April 2012. The children were able to reach safety in the house or a vehicle.
The day after the incident, he said he spoke with Gordon about the incident and the need to do something.
"We need to fix this fence so these dogs don't get out," Carl Lorusso testified he said.
He said Gordon didn't have a response about the dogs getting out, chasing the boys or the animals' behavior. She told him she would meet him later where the fence was broken.
The meeting took place, but they met near a grove of trees — close to where the May attack took place. Carl Lorusso said the dogs escaped further north, but Gordon said that area was secure and the dogs couldn't get out from there.
Virgina Lorusso's granddaughter, Tisha Shoemaker, testified about incidents with the dogs in February 2012. During one, she said the dogs were barking and poking their heads through the fence. Shoemaker said one dog lunged at the fence and somehow got out.
Shoemaker and her children sought safety in their car. She honked the car's horn for 5 to 10 minutes before Gordon came out and yelled for the dog to come back.
Shoemaker also recalled another February incident where she was trimming a tree when a pit bull began growling and charging at the fence.
"The pit bull from the neighbors came running down the fence, barking aggressively," she said.
Shoemaker said she notified law enforcement of the incident and also told Cambra that the fence needed to be fixed.
On the day of the May attack, Shoemaker said she rushed to the house when her son, Anthony, called after the attack. Over the phone, she could hear Virgina Lorusso telling Anthony to call for help and for Gordon to get the pit bull off her. Lorusso was fighting for her life, Shoemaker said.
When Shoemaker arrived, she saw Gordon standing with her arms crossed over Lorusso, who had a towel over her leg. After telling Gordon to leave, Shoemaker went for more towels, called 9-1-1 again and calmed Anthony down.
Defense disagreements
During the first two days of testimony, both Gordon and Scherbenske have sat in the audience within two rows of the jury box. The move was apparently to get a better view of an overhead projector set up in the courtroom, but the defendants have remained in the audience even when the projector isn't in use.
Gordon has also had a contentious relationship with attorney Philip Heithecker, who was appointed by the court to represent her. Gordon has challenged Heithecker's representation at least 11 times, according to online court records, but judges have denied the requests following every confidential hearing on the matter.
Although she has an attorney, Gordon has voiced objections before the trial and at times during testimony, although the judge has advised her to remain silent when jurors were present.
There was a public example of the disagreement Thursday outside the presence of the jury. Gordon asked if she could raise objections during an evaluation of a witness, which prompted Heithecker to shake his head no.
Gordon was unhappy with the gesture, saying she told Heithecker to stop infringing on her First Amendment rights.
"I told you before, I'll put on a citizen's arrest if you did not stop," she said.
Gordon also objected to some of Rizzuto's questioning in front of the jury, Judge Reilley again asked the defendant to keep silent, but noted Gordon may choose to testify during the defense presentation.
The defendants remain out of custody.
Reach reporter Ryan Olson at facebook.com/NorCalJustice and 896-7763.
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Kissed Pretzels - on U Create, who got it from No Fuss Fabulous. FABULOUS! My worries are over because I'm totally making these babies for my kids' V-day parties this week!!! I've honestly been agonizing so I'm very, very happy I found this. HOWEVER...the instructions say to preheat your oven to 400 degrees - DON'T DO THAT! Preheat to 200 degrees and they'll turn out perfect.
Strawberry Bouquet - from Family Fun. I don't know if I'll have the time this week, but I TOTALLY want to make some of these for my kids' teachers! How fun and easy! This website also has a bunch of other great V-Day ideas and printable color pages.
Crayon hearts - from Martha Stewart. I saw these last year on this site and wanted to do some but I totally forgot! I love the colors they used, too.
ADORABLE (and so easy) heart scarf. I'm TOTALLY doing one of these this week even if it kills me. I found the idea from Betz White (love her) but if you need a tutorial, it's on the Martha Stewart site. (You know you've made it when Martha wants you on her show...) I probably won't do the whole felting thing, but store-bought felt or soft, fuzzy fleece and embellishments would be fun.
Little Birdie Secrets had this cute wreath tutorial on her site and this looks like SO much fun. My little girl would love to make one with me. If only I were an organized mother!
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- Shana said...
I used the concept of the wreath in a ball form for my daughters' birthday party. It was so pretty and she still hangs it on every door knob in the house!
- February 9, 2009 at 9:03 PM
- kristib said...
The pretzels are really yummy made with Rolos too. We like to make them at Christmas and top them with red and green sprinkles. They don't last long.
- February 9, 2009 at 9:38 PM
- missliss5/Melissa said...
Dude....send some Valentine's color and cheer my way! I love looking at all of the pretty colors in the pictures and crafts and yummies you've been posting!
- February 10, 2009 at 6:44 AM
- The Dinner Belle said...
So fun! I LOVE Valentine's day too. Did you know you can make those pretzel treats with Rolo's too instead of the candy kiss? They are so yummy. When I make those I squish 'em down with a pecan but the colored M&M's are super cute.
Good luck with the popcorn if you give it a try. Gosh I wish we were back in the same town together! You're just fabulous.
- February 10, 2009 at 10:25 AM
- Tonya said...
WOW! I love these ideas, and totally appreciate your posting them for me to check out! I am definitely trying the heart felt scarf! Thanks for sharing!
- February 10, 2009 at 11:04 AM
- Our Complete Family said...
I had fun reading your last few posts to catch up on your blog hun! The plastic cups idea...awesome! Looks like you're all set for Val day, too! Congrats on your award...Les
- February 10, 2009 at 12:00 PM
- Joanna said...
I just have to say that I love your blog and love the ideas that you share with all of us. I couldn't find the info about the hear-shaped wreath on Little Birdie Secrets. Could you give me a little more info, I'd love to make it!
- February 10, 2009 at 2:11 PM
- Terri said...
You have the best ideas - thanks so much for sharing them!
- February 10, 2009 at 5:36 PM
- shannah said...
i've made the pretzels with the kisses before for Christmas and the kids and i decided we would make them for every holiday that came with colorful M&M's but you all are killing me with the idea of a rolo, one of my favorites....i may have to make them right away, after a quick run to the store for a couple of supplies!
Thanks for all the ideas, i check your blog often for something fresh!
- February 10, 2009 at 6:17 PM
- Tricia Anne said...
The wreath looks darling! I am heading over there now. :o) Thank you for posting the different ideas for Valentine's Day. :o)
Sincerely ~ Tricia Anne
- February 10, 2009 at 9:37 PM
- Jeanneoli said...
Love all the great ideas for Valentines. I am having a giveaway...come on over.
- February 11, 2009 at 9:54 AM
- Jen T said...
I love your ideas, but I also tried to get to the wreath tutorial, and I couldn't find it. Do you have another link? Thanks! Happy heart day!
- February 11, 2009 at 1:05 PM
- Lflinders said...
Abby, I did the rose strawberries from family fun two years ago. They turned out adorable and were really not that hard. You should try them.
Lacie Flinders
- February 11, 2009 at 1:16 PM
- Chanda said...
OK - seriously FAB ideas. Thanks for doing my homework for me!
- February 12, 2009 at 9:13 AM
- Cynthia said...
okay, I made the pretzels but the first cookie sheet full (about 80 of them) was nasty. The tutorial says to set them in a 400 degree oven for about 5 minutes to melt. I did this and yuck! the second try I put them in for 45 seconds at 375 degrees and they were perfect.
We made TONS for my daughters class. We used the plain chocolate and cookies and cream kisses. Also, I used the Snyders square pretzels. Thanks for the great idea....
- February 12, 2009 at 6:03 PM
- Abby said...
HAHA! I made some tonight, too - and I followed the directions on the site and completely ruined my first batch, also! I eventually found some other directions that said to heat them at 200 degrees - and so that's what we did for round two. How funny!
- February 12, 2009 at 6:54 PM
- Marla @ Stolen Bon Bons said...
I will have to try the pretzels with the kisses. I make mine with rolos (http://stolenbonbon.blogspot.com/2008/10/turtles.html) and they are all gone within minutes
- February 14, 2009 at 6:35 PM
- Jennica said...
Try these cute pretzel things with caramel kisses... so yummy. Just make sure that you line you cookie sheet with wax paper.
I also use the Snyder's brand square pretzels.
When you cook them cook them for about 2-3 minutes on 175 degrees... sometimes a little more... Perfect!
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It is a pleasure to join you today to speak about the nation's higher education agenda.
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Passover signifies the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, to pay the sin debt of humanity. The Day of Atonement signifies Christ's delivery of that payment.
"9:11 But Christ being come an high priest of good things to come, by a greater and more perfect tabernacle, not made with hands, that is to say, not of this building; 9:12 Neither by the blood of goats and calves, but by his own blood he entered in once into the holy place, having obtained eternal redemption for us" (Hebrews 9:11-12 KJV)
The Deliverer's delivery of the payment made possible the forgiveness of the debt.
"5:8 But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. 5:9 Much more then, being now justified by his blood, we shall be saved from wrath through him. 5:10 For if, when we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son, much more, being reconciled, we shall be saved by his life. 5:11 And not only so, but we also joy in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom we have now received the atonement" (Romans 5:8-11 KJV)
But Christ having done His part does not complete the covenant. It must be accepted, by means of repentance. Christ did not die for sinners; Christ died for repentant sinners. Unrepentant sinners are going to be incinerated in the coming lake of fire.
"And ye shall do no work in that same day: for it is a Day of Atonement, to make an atonement for you before the LORD your God"
The tenth day of the seventh month (Tishri) on the Bible Calendar (see also Bible Months) is the Day of Atonement. Jews call it Yom Kippur. In Hebrew Yom means day, (marked from sunset to sunset, as instructed by God) and Kippur means to pardon, or condone. The word atonement carries the meaning to English-speaking people. It means to make amends or to reconcile - to become "at one."
The observance of the Day of Atonement originates all the way to the time of Moses:
"23:26 And the LORD [see YHVH, Adonai, Jehovah, LORD] spake unto Moses, saying, 23:27 Also on the tenth day of this seventh month there shall be a day of atonement: it shall be an holy convocation unto you; and ye shall afflict your souls, and offer an offering made by fire unto the LORD. 23:28 And ye shall do no work in that same day: for it is a day of atonement, to make an atonement for you before the LORD your God." (Leviticus 23:26-28 KJV)
The LORD (i.e. Christ - see 'Before Abraham Was, I AM') commanded the Day of Atonement as a solemn annual observance of the Israelites (see also Physical and Spiritual Israel), past and future - as plainly evidenced by the example of the Christian apostle Paul, who wrote much of the New Testament that Christianity is based upon, and who never stopped observing the Day of Atonement (e.g. Acts 27:9). It's unique in that it's the only of the annual God-commanded Biblical Holy Days in which fasting was required. The fast was such a strict requirement that anyone who failed to do so would be cut off from the community.
All of the Biblical Holy Days are significant to Christians because they individually symbolize the steps in God's Plan of Salvation (the very purpose of Christianity) for all humanity. There is only one God, and only one Way (see The Way) to eternal life. Just as, for example, the Passover's slain lamb symbolizes the sacrifice of Jesus Christ (the "Lamb of God"), or The Feast Of Trumpets which pictures the future return Of Jesus Christ, the Day of Atonement also has its significance to the Christian world - so much so that many Christians observe the Day of Atonement as a Holy Day, including the fast.
The fact that the Biblical Holy days will all be observed by everyone, not just Jews or other Israelites, in the future after Christ's return, or face God's wrath (e.g. "the punishment of all nations that come not up to keep the feast of tabernacles," see below) is proof that the Biblical Holy Days were not "done away" by Jesus Christ. What will be done away is all of the pagan "Christian" holidays that have replaced the actual Holy Days in the lives of many Christian-professing people.
"14:16 And it shall come to pass, that every one that is left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem shall even go up from year to year to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, and to keep the feast of tabernacles. 14:17 And it shall be, that whoso will not come up of all the families of the earth unto Jerusalem to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, even upon them shall be no rain. 14:18 And if the family of Egypt go not up, and come not, that have no rain; there shall be the plague, wherewith the LORD will smite the heathen that come not up to keep the feast of tabernacles. 14:19 This shall be the punishment of Egypt, and the punishment of all nations that come not up to keep the feast of tabernacles." (Zechariah 14:16-19 KJV)
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Wrapping up the Asia-Pacific leg of the 2012 BlackBerry® 10 Jam World Tour has left many of us with bittersweet feelings. It's been an incredible experience to meet so many excited and accomplished developers across the region, to visit new cultures, and to see new sights. For me, it has been especially rewarding to host the final stop in the region out of my home base here in Australia.
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The demo was written using the new GamePlay initiative, which is an Open Source library designed to allow users to create visually compelling games and applications that stretch the capabilities of mobile devices (http://www.gameplay3d.org/). And for this demo, it worked wonders — such an incredible way of visualizing the data-mining of a real-time feed, and determining non-obvious and emerging patterns within a massive data set. Exactly the kind of work that would make Edward Tufte (@EdwardTufte) proud!
On behalf of everyone from RIM® in attendance, it was our pleasure to host and share with you the direction that BlackBerry is heading. To finish, I would just like to say thank you for joining us and being a part of such an exciting series of events across the region. We're all eager to get back on the road, and see you again soon.
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- Crops and vineyards
- Netting has 3/4" openings
- PE Bird Netting 25: Box dimensions: 40" x 15" x 6" / Shipping weight: 10 lbs
- PE Bird Netting 25-50: Box dimensions: 40" x 15" x 10" / Shipping weight: 20 lbs
- PE Bird Netting 50-50: Box dimensions: 40" x 20" x 10" / Shipping weight: 40 lbs
- PE Bird Netting 50-100: Box dimensions: 40" x 28" x 27" / Shipping weight: 80 lbs
Unit Ship Weight: 80 lbs