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In John 11 we read of the death of Lazarus and how Martha and Mary were standing at the tomb mourning the death of their brother. Christ arrives and Mary says, ŌĆ£Lord, if thou hadst been here, my brother had not died.ŌĆØ This troubled Christ and he wept. He wept, not over the death of Lazarus for he knew what was about to happen, but for the unbelief of the people. Later Martha and Christ are at the tomb, and she expresses her belief in the resurrection. Christ takes a moment to move that belief from doctrinal to personal when he says, ŌĆ£I am the resurrection.ŌĆØ
Easter is not a day we celebrate once a year. The resurrection is not an event that happened almost 2000 years ago. It is much more. The resurrection brings hope to the hopeless and help to the helpless. It brings life to death and the resurrection offers to you and I a personal relationship with Christ. So as we prepare for Easter, remember it is all about Christ. He is the way, the truth, the life. He is the resurrection!
Sunday, March 24, we will have the Dartts Quartet sing for us during the 6 p.m. service. The leader of the group, Tracy Dartt, is a song writer, and he is best known for writing the Song: ŌĆ£The God On The Mountain.ŌĆØ Come out and hear their smooth Gospel Music sound. You will truly be blessed. The DarttsŌĆÖ website is www.darttmusic.com.
On Easter, Broadway Baptist is planning a sunrise service at 7 a.m. in the Family Center parking lot, as well as our regular services on that day. We will also have an Easter egg hunt for the children directly following the regular morning service. You are more than welcome to come and be a part of these events.
If you donŌĆÖt have a church home, we would like to welcome you to come and visit us this Sunday. Our Life Groups, which is for all ages, starts at 10 a.m. Our morning service is at 10:50 a.m. and our evening service begins at 6 p.m. Come and let us be a blessing to you as we worship the Lord together.
We invite you to join us this Palm Sunday at Emmanuel Fellowship Church! Our Sunday morning services are at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Both morning services are filled with the same warm fellowship, dynamic worship and life-giving messages, as well as top-notch childrenŌĆÖs ministry and nursery care for children up to fifth grade.
EFCŌĆÖs Wednesday evening childrenŌĆÖs ministry is in full-swing, with children ages birth through fifth grade exploring what living life with Jesus really looks like! They meet Wednesday evenings from 6:45-8:30 p.m. and are loving their all-new facilities! Come check out the all new ŌĆ£Faith Factory!ŌĆØ
The Salvage Yard youth ministry, for grades 6-12, meets Wednesdays at 6:45 p.m. for their worship service and again on Sunday evenings at 6 p.m. for small group discipleship.
Lifegroups for adults meet Monday evenings (Young Adults Group, Tuesday evenings (Celebrate Recovery) and Wednesday evenings (Family Groups and WomenŌĆÖs Group) at 7 p.m. For more information on how to connect with a small group, check out the Lifegroups display in the church foyer, or log online www.efcsweetwater.com.
We also invite you to step into The Growth Central Bookstore when you visit EFC. ItŌĆÖs stocked with Bibles, study aids, devotionals, marriage and parenting resources, worship music, inspirational gifts, original art and fiction books ŌĆö thereŌĆÖs something for everyone! The bookstore is open between Sunday morning services, from 10:30-11 a.m. and 12:30-1 p.m.
For more information about the ministry of EFC, log onto the church website at www.efcsweetwater.com.
Faith Lutheran Church MS will hold Good Friday evening services at 7 p.m., Sunday school services at 9:30 a.m. and Palm Sunday worship services at 10:45 a.m.
Easter Sunday services will begin with a breakfast at 8 a.m., Sweetwater Healthcare devotion at 9 a.m., Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:45 a.m. We welcome visitors to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord with us.
First Baptist Church invites you and your family to join us on this Sunday, March 24, for Bible study, beginning at 9:15 a.m. for all ages, followed by the Sunday morning service, which begins at 10:30 a.m. First Baptist Church is located at 213 East Third Street, next door to the Post Office. All are welcome. Your presence will enhance our worship experience and fellowship together.
There are many opportunities for service. ChildrenŌĆÖs church facilitators are needed for November. High school camp sponsors are needed June 9-14. Vacation Bible School workers are needed June 24-27. P3 Circle Drive workers are needed July 7-11. Missions Camp sponsors are needed for July 30-August 2. Lad and Lassie Camp sponsors are needed August 2-3. Day Camp sponsors are needed for August 3. P3 Coral Cove workers are needed August 4-8.
During the month of March, the local missions committee is asking that you bring donations of diapers, baby wipes, baby lotions, blankets, etc. These items will be donated to our local WomenŌĆÖs Resource Center.
The fifth and sixth grade Sunday school classes are partnering with Group Cares and World Vision to provide mosquito nets to children threatened by malaria. For a mere $6 donation, up to three childrenŌĆÖs lives will be saved for years to come. Please help teach our children about the precious gift of life. You may send your donation to the church or place it in the basket in the lobby at the Squash Malaria information center.
Kid X continues on Wednesday nights at 6 p.m. Kid X is an exciting way for children in Kindergarten through sixth grade to learn about Jesus. The Rolling Plains Network Bible Drill will be on March 24 at 4:30 p.m. at FBC in the fellowship hall. Please plan on attending as your support is helpful to each Bible Drill contestant.
We will have a special Palm Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. on this Sunday, March 24. We encourage everyone to attend the Maundy Service at First United Methodist Church on Thursday, March 28 at 7:30 p.m.
On Good Friday, March 29 at 6 p.m., please join us as we walk with Jesus to the cross and the tomb, experiencing some of what the disciples might have felt that Friday, two thousand years ago. You have never experienced Good Friday like you will this year.
Join us at The Bowl at 7 a.m. on March 31, as we celebrate the Resurrection together with our sister churches. This is a special service sponsored by the Ministerial Alliance. This experience is amazing and there is no better reason to get up early than to celebrate the empty tomb that is our hope.
Join us again at 9:30 a.m. on Easter Sunday, March 31, for a potluck breakfast and Sunday school followed by a 10:30 a.m. worship celebration of the Resurrection. The choir has some great songs prepared and we will hear GodŌĆÖs Word during the message.
For in depth information on First Baptist Church Sweetwater, find us on Facebook and check the website www.fbcsweetwater.org.
Join the excitement at Highland Heights United Methodist Church. We are a multi-ethnic, multi-racial congregation, serving the Lord in unity and purpose, where the contribution of everyone is valued and welcome. The congregation and staff of Highland Heights is a friendly God loving people ŌĆö join us as we praise God together and practice unity here on earth until he comes again in Glory.
For more information, call the church at 325-235-2454 or the parsonage at 325-933-4296 (Monday through Wednesday). Highland Heights United Methodist Church is located at 1801 Lamar Street in Sweetwater. The pastor is Rev. Claude A. McKiddy, and the youth pastor is Darren Williams.
Our church's Mission Statement: "To glorify Christ in all that we do by bringing people to Christ and equipping them to serve Christ."
You are welcome to attend one of three Sunday school classes at 9:30 a.m. and worship service at 10:45 a.m., with Pastor Claude bringing the message entitled, ŌĆ£The Wages of Sin is Death: Do You not Fear God?ŌĆØ Worship assistants are Lisa Peterson serving as worship leader, Brenda Alexander leads the congregational hymns and plays the keyboard, pianist is Eugenia Hill and our greeter for the month of March is Lela Hatter.
Maundy Thursday is a common and popular name for Holy Thursday. It commemorates Christ's Last Supper, at which He instituted the Sacrament of Holy Communion. Maundy Thursday begins the final three days of Lent before Easter. We invite you to join us at 6:30 p.m., on Thursday, the 28th, for our Maundy service.
Lent is the 40-day season of preparation before Easter. Many Christians prepare for Easter by observing a period of fasting, repentance, moderation and spiritual discipline. The purpose is to set aside time for reflection on Jesus Christ ŌĆö his suffering and his sacrifice, his life, death, burial and resurrection. ŌĆ£Bless This HouseŌĆØ ask that we prayerfully use this period to examine our own lives and spiritual relationship with Jesus Christ.
Our Samaritan Hospitality House collection will be consecrated on Sunday, April 21, during morning worship. A field trip is scheduled for delivery on the following Friday. ŌĆ£The HouseŌĆØ is located at Colorado City and ministers to families visiting loved ones that are incarcerated in area prisons. With a homelike atmosphere, the facilities provide weekend lodging for family members during their stay free of charge. If you wish to contribute, please call the church office at 235-2454, for further information.
You are always invited to join us at 1801 Lamar Street, sharing in our vision of making Disciples of Jesus Christ, growing spiritually, fulfilling our God-given gifts, witnessing to others and ministering to ones in need.
Consider the Blessings
By President Thomas S. Monson
We live in a unique time in the world's history. We are blessed with so very much. And yet it is sometimes difficult to view the problems and permissiveness around us and not become discouraged. I have found that, rather than dwelling on the negative, if we will take a step back and consider the blessings in our lives, including seemingly small, sometimes overlooked blessings, we can find greater happiness.
As I have reviewed the past years, I have made some discoveries. One is that countless experiences I have had were not necessarily those one would consider extraordinary. In fact, at the time they transpired, they often seemed unremarkable and even ordinary. And yet, in retrospect, they enriched and blessed livesŌĆönot the least of which was my own. I would recommend this same exercise to youŌĆönamely, that you take an inventory of your life and look specifically for the blessings, large and small, you have received.
Reinforced constantly during my own review of the years has been my knowledge that our prayers are heard and answered. We are familiar with the truth found in 2┬ĀNephi in the Book of Mormon: ŌĆ£Men are, that they might have joy.ŌĆØ I testify that much of that joy comes as we recognize that we can communicate with our Heavenly Father through prayer and that those prayers will be heard and answeredŌĆöperhaps not how and when we expected they would be answered, but they will be answered and by a Heavenly Father who knows and loves us perfectly and who desires our happiness. HasnŌĆÖt He promised us, ŌĆ£Be thou humble; and the Lord thy God shall lead thee by the hand, and give thee answer to thy prayersŌĆØ?
My brothers and sisters, the Lord is in all of our lives.┬Ā He loves us, He wants to bless us. He wants us to seek His help.┬ĀAs He guides us and directs us and as He hears and answers our prayers, we will find the happiness here and now that He desires for us.┬ĀMay we be aware of His blessings in our lives.
Sunday, March 24 ŌĆö Church service at 9 a.m. Visitors are welcomed.
Monday, March 25 ŌĆö Family home evening.
Tuesday, March 26 ŌĆö Institute of┬Āreligion at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, March 27 ŌĆö Young women and Scouts 6:30 p.m.
If you would like to talk with representatives of the church about the Saviors teachings, call 325-864-2999. Elder Rios and Elder Cosman are local.
We are located 910┬Ā Elm Street in Sweetwater.
The Trinity Baptist Church Sanctuary Choir proudly presents their Easter Cantata this Sunday, March 24 at the 10:45 a.m. worship service. See What A Morning, arranged by Camp Kirkland, tells the Easter story in beautifully orchestrated fashion and is narrated by David Green. The LordŌĆÖs Supper is a large part of this cantata, making the symbolism of Easter come alive. Come experience this beautiful presentation. Our church campus is located at the corner of Hailey and Santa Fe Streets here in Sweetwater.
Also this Sunday, Trinity will host an evening reception in honor of Bro. Ward HayesŌĆÖ 10th anniversary as our pastor. This reception will be held in our Family Life Center beginning at 6 p.m. Please join us as we honor the service of Bro. Ward and his wonderful family.
Easter activities at Trinity this year include a 7 a.m. Sunrise Service hosted by the Ministerial Alliance, 9:45 a.m. Sunday school here at our church, followed by 10:45 a.m. Easter Sunday worship. An Easter egg hunt follows worship for school age children who are here for services. We will have room for everyone, so come worship with us and experience Christ, The Risen Savior. Our casual, family atmosphere works well with all our services, which include both traditional and praise music. The Trinity Family is made up of people from all walks of life, so you will be sure to fit in. Come as you are and worship with us.
Ladies began a new Bible study this Wednesday called Unglued, by Lysa Terkeurst. Sessions are offered at noon and again at 6 p.m. each Wednesday in Room 109 at our church.
We will begin a new adult Bible study on April 7 based on the mini-series ŌĆ£The Bible.ŌĆØ Studies will be each Sunday at 6 p.m. in the Family Life Center. Short videos of the series will be shown followed by informal discussion. If youŌĆÖve been watching the series, you will no doubt enjoy this study. ChildrenŌĆÖs choir, childrenŌĆÖs Bible drill and youth Bible study are offered during the same time for your children and youth.
DivorceCare continues on Thursdays at 6 p.m. in Room 109 here at our church. If you have recently gone through (or presently going through) a difficult time of separation or divorce and would like to know more about DivorceCare, you can visit their website at www.divorcecare.org or call our church office. Childcare is provided upon request.
If you have questions about salvation or your walk with God, please feel free to contact us here at Trinity. We can be reached by phone at 235-2991, or drop by our offices located at 1503 Crescent Drive. For more information about events at Trinity Baptist Church, please visit our website at www.trinitysweetwater.com or you can find us on Facebook.
Transforming ordinary people into passionate followers of Christ through GodŌĆÖs Word, growing them into mature Christians, to be JesusŌĆÖ lights in this world and witnesses of the Gospel of Jesus and the Kingdom of God, seeking the lost for the glory of God and His kingdom.
We are a non-judgmental ministry ŌĆö meaning that the ministry itself is not judgmental. We are not concerned where you have been or where you are at but where you are going. Everyone needs hope and to feel the love of GodŌĆÖs mercy. Those who falter and are weak are welcome. We will guide all that come, into a direction for peace in their life.
The teachings from the pulpit are deep rightly divided truth as 2 Timothy 2:15 speaks of. You will hear the unadulterated word of God ministered straight from the Bible. Introducing deep truths and promises you can stand on, that will never crumble out from underneath you. These truths have discipled many to be followers of Christ as it can do for anybody. Opening up the eyes and ears of those who receive.
Sunday morning from 9:30-10:30 a.m. there is praise and worship and prayer. From 10:30 a.m. to noon we have town evangelizing. On Thursday evening from 5:30-7 p.m. there is discipleship Bible study. Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8 p.m. is youth night.


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"A twist on potato salad. Green beans and potatoes are served in a Dijon mustard and balsamic vinaigrette."
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1 1/2 pounds
red potatoes
3/4 pound
fresh green beans, trimmed and snapped
1/4 cup
chopped fresh basil
1 small
red onion, chopped
salt and pepper to taste
1/4 cup
balsamic vinegar
2 tablespoons
Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons
fresh lemon juice
1 clove
garlic, minced
1 dash
Worcestershire sauce
1/2 cup
extra virgin olive oil
If you are looking for something different, that is going to be a real crowd pleaser....look no further!!!
This is an excellent recipe and a great one for BBQ's (where the food sits out) or if you have to make something and travel with it. No mayo- no worries.
I stuck with the base recipe but would suggest 2 things:
1. Plunge the green beans into ice water after you steam them so they retain their beautiful color.
2. I added chopped, wonderfully ripe, tomatoes, and black olives. Really added great color and flavor!
The dressing recipe has a terrfic flavor to it----best served after several hours of marinating or even overnight!
Not too good. Too much vinegar. Kids didn't like the flavor, it was ok with me.
140 Ratings
After reading everyone's reviews, I think I perfected the recipe. The trick is to use the same dressing amounts (although I did increase the garlic by 2 cloves) but to double the potatoes and basil. I only increased the green beans up to 1 lb, but I also added 1 lb. halved cherry tomatoes. I used a medium red onion instead of small. It turned out wonderful and I received many compliments. It is better after sitting a long time. I hope this helps!
This was excellent! I used more of the beans from my garden, along with three red potatoes, green onions (because I didn't have a red one), and rather than all basil, I used an even mix of fresh basil and dill. I also added about 1/2 C chopped red pepper for color and more sweetness. The flavors combined with the dressing were wonderful. I took the advice of one reviewer and I made this about an hour before dinner, and then after mixing everything, I let it sit at room temp. for that hour. The flavors melded perfectly. SO GOOD- I will be making this again soon!
I served this for a family gathering and it was a huge hit. My only comment is that potatoes will not get tender in 15 minutes. Plan on 25 to 30 minutes and cook the beans separately in the microwave.
My guests like this salad a lot and ask for the recipe. I make it ahead of time so the flavors can meld and sprinkle freshly made crisp bacon bits on it just before serving--I love the results. This is an especially nice salad for a an outdoor meal since we don't have to worry about it sitting out too long. Thanks!
I just loved this and enjoyed every bite of it! I boiled the potatoes for 10 minutes, added the beans, then let it boil another 5 minutes - both the potatoes and the beans were perfectly cooked and retained their vibrant colors. I don't much care for balsamic vinegar so I used white wine vinegar in its place. I also used green onion rather than red as I like its mild, fresh flavor. I added the dressing while the potatoes were still warm and they just soaked it right up. And, reminiscent of a dish I enjoy in Rome, I added sauteed shrimp (there they also add calamari and tomatoes). I served this at room temperature along with "Stuffed Mushrooms with Spinach," also from this site, to accompany our Stone Crab Claws feast.
Good way to get a potato salad without the chance of getting sick from it sitting out for long. It has good flavour and definitely needs to sit overnight for the flavours to blend. The only change was to add a little extra garlic. I gave it only four stars because I did find one better potato salad recipe here, but this one still is nice.
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Getting in and out of Target Field doesn't get any easier than this. Throughout the season, three Season Ticket Holders per game will be chosen to receive free VIP valet parking for one game. Enter the Twins player parking lot, pull up to the valet and enter the ballpark directly via the private Thomson Reuters Champions Club entrance. From there you can easily go directly to the seats you hold for that game. Sweet!
VIP Parking For A Day does not include tickets or admission into the Thomson Reuters Champions Club for the game. Season Ticket Holders must have a game ticket to participate in this Sweet Spot benefit.
Season Ticket Holders wishing to upgrade, add or change their seat locations or ticket plans at Target Field for the 2015 season are able to do so beginning in December. The relocation process will be available to Season Ticket Holders who have a renewal payment on their account and will be prioritized based on consecutive years as a Season Ticket Holder and desired plan type. To indicate your interest in relocating your seats for the 2015 season, please go to twinsbaseball.com/relocation by November 7, 2014.
Once again for 2015, all Season Ticket Holders can enter Target Field early to watch Twins batting practice on Monday through Thursday evening home games only. Simply present your Sweet Spot ID card along with a ticket to that evening's game at the gate. It's a great way to get closer to the action and, who knows, you might even walk away with a souvenir ball, like these Season Ticket Holders did. Some restrictions apply.
A select number of games are available for you to reserve a Skyline Suite, Event Suite, Premier Suite or the Budweiser Roof Deck. Contact your Twins Ticket Sales and Service Representative for details.
The Metropolitan Club is positioned down the right-field line above the plaza and open exclusively to Twins Season Ticket Holders. Enjoy the full-service bar as well as a new a la carte menu featuring shareable small plate items. Choose from two seating times each game to accommodate pre-game and during game dining; seating is done on a first-come/first served basis. Make lunch or dinner reservations online at twinsbaseball.com/metropolitanclub or by calling 612-659-3964.
As a Suite Owner, Thomson Reuters Champions Club, Delta SKY360° Legends Club or Dugout Box Full Season Ticket Holder, you automatically gain access to some of the best amenities Target Field has to offer. Exclusive climate controlled dining and lounge areas allow you extra room to experience Twins baseball with family, friends and business associates.
Thomson Reuters Champions Club, Delta SKY360° Legends Club and Full Season Ticket Holders can purchase the same seat location as their season ticket plan for all postseason games. All other Season Ticket Holders have priority status to purchase postseason game tickets based on availability at the time of sale. Details on how to purchase postseason tickets will be made available as early as possible.
Take advantage of this benefit and purchase extra 2015 Regular Season and Spring Training tickets before they go on sale to the general public. Presale dates will be announced in advance and are based on the following Season Ticket Holder priorities:
First Priority Presale
Second Priority Presale
Third Priority Presale
Regular Season and Spring Training Presales are the best way to increase your chances of securing extra tickets to Twins games in 2015.
Twins fans love collecting Twins player bobbleheads. Here's your chance to add to your collection. During the 2015 season, one limited-edition Twins bobblehead will be made available to a select number of Twins Season Ticket Holders. Be sure to rate this benefit high on your Top 10 Benefits "Wish List" to improve your chances of receiving this benefit.
This always-popular benefit gives you the opportunity to welcome a family member or client, or to extend a birthday greeting or anniversary wish! Simply submit your request via the online form by going to twinsbaseball.com/sth at least five days prior to your game date. Some restricts apply.
The Minnesota Twins are pleased to provide a secure, password protected online ticket management system that allows you to check your account status, and transfer, resell or donate your season tickets via email without incurring any fees. It's easy to use, just go to twinsbaseball.com/sth and click on My Twins Tickets and enter your account number and password.
Located near sections 101 and 220 on the Target Field concourses, our booths are staffed by Ticket Sales and Service Representatives during the game through the fifth inning to attend to your needs. These booths are also the place where you will occasionally be directed to register for special drawings and pick up rewards reserved for Season Ticket Holders.
The Minnesota Twins are working to make special arrangements to offer Season Ticket Holders reserved or discounted parking around Target Field for the 2015 season. Watch for more details on how to take advantage of this limited availability offer.
This popular time saving benefit allows Season Ticket Holders to pre-purchase select game day promotional items for a one-time fee. Game day "giveaway" items are mailed directly to your home or business so you don't have to wait in line or miss out on a popular item. (Does not include theme day giveaways that are part of a ticket package.) Watch your email for your chance to place your order by mid-December 2014 for this time-sensitive opportunity.
The Minnesota Twins are pleased to provide you with a secure, password protected ticket management web page that allows you to manage your account online and via email without incurring any fees. Itâs easy to use, just go to twinsbaseball.com/sthmyaccount and click on the My Twins Ticket tab.
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As a 2015 Season Ticket Holder, you may receive the opportunity to gain access to select Target Field events before they go on sale to the general public. Some restrictions apply.
TWINSBASEBALL.COM/STH - Keeping you up-to-date and in the know on the latest Twins news, Season Ticket Holder benefits and promotions is what this webpage is all about. It's the place to go when you want to check on important renewal dates and deadlines, see the latest Sweet Spot promotions and partner offers, manage your season tickets with My Twins Tickets, or to find frequently asked questions about your season ticket benefits.
The Twins are pleased to provide you with a complimentary 2015 Twins Yearbook. A coupon will be mailed with your Sweet Spot ID Card, and can be redeemed at the Season and Group Ticket Information booths located on the upper and lower concourses at Target Field through the fifth inning during the game. Quantities limited, while supplies last.
On select games throughout the year, Season Ticket Holders get their own day to run around the bases at Target Field. This is a terrific opportunity for parents to step onto the field and for kids to experience what it feels like to touch-em all at Target Field. Watch for more information on how to take advantage of this benefit.
One of the best ways to show your passion and pride for Twins baseball is to take part in the pregame festivities. Twins Season Ticket Holders will have numerous opportunities to raise the Twins Territory flag before the start of the game at Target Field during the 2015 season.
As a kid, one of the most exciting things that can happen to you at Target Field is being up close to your favorite Twins player. To that end, kids and grandkids of Season Ticket Holders will have the opportunity to stand on the field as Twins players take batting practice before the game. Watch for details on how your youngster can qualify for this unforgettable experience. Age restrictions apply.
You've seen celebrities and distinguished guests do it countless times. Now it's your turn. Selected Season Ticket Holders will get the chance to throw out a first pitch at a Twins game at Target Field. You'll also receive a free video of your moment in glory to share with friends and family.
Step onto the field and watch your Minnesota Twins prepare for the game up close from a Major League Player's point of view. Pregame Field Passes are limited and distributed throughout the season.
Ever dream of stepping into the batter's box at Target Field and pretending you're the Major League Batting Champ? Well, here's your chance. Five times a season, 12 Season Ticket Holders and their three guests will get the chance to experience the thrill of batting practice at Target Field on a non-game day and the pleasure of telling others about it for years to come. Be sure to complete your Top 10 Benefits "Wish List" before the 2015 season begins for your chance to enjoy this popular Sweet Spot benefit.
A select number of Season Ticket Holders will have the opportunity to participate in a community charity function along with current Twins players. It's a great way to volunteer your time for a worthy cause and a chance to create a special memory with a Twins player.
Your son, daughter or grandchild will love hanging out with T.C. on the field before the game. Help T.C. greet fans, pose for pictures and pump up the crowd. Be sure to include this benefit on your Top 10 Benefits "Wish List" for a chance at this super fun experience.
Several times during the 2015 season, a few lucky Twins Season Ticket Holders will have the opportunity to participate in the line-up card exchange at home plate prior to the start of the game. Be sure to rank this benefit high on your benefits Wish List to improve your chances of being selected for this unique experience.
Select Season Ticket Holders will win the chance for a special shopping experience at the Majestic Twins Clubhouse Store. Participants run through the Majestic Twins Clubhouse Store to score as much stuff as they can collect in one minute. It's a fun way to show your passion for Twins baseball and an experience you'll never forget. Restrictions apply.
Throughout the year, Twins Season Ticket Holders can look forward to taking part in baseball-related Sweet Spot contests and promotions that recognize and reward you for your loyalty and passion for Twins baseball. Rewards may include Twins merchandise, Target Field experiences or Sweet Spot partner offers that are available for a limited time. Watch your email for information on how to take advantage of these contests and promotions.
This is your chance to be a participant in the in-game player trivia contest during the third inning of every Twins game at Target Field. You could win a fabulous prize and have your face appear on the Target Field video board while thousands of enthusiastic Twins fans cheer you on.
Gain a unique perspective of Major League Baseball when you and your guest sit on a private left field balcony or hospitality suite at Target Field next to a former Twins player or coach who will join you for up to three innings during the game. Food, beverages and complimentary game tickets provided. Don't forget to bring your camera!
Pack your bags and be sure to bring your Twins jersey if you're the lucky Season Ticket Holder that is chosen to attend a Twins away game, compliments of The Minnesota Twins. Airfare, hotel and tickets to the game will be provided for you and one guest. Circle Me Bert sign not included.
Imagine your kid or grandchild announcing the batting lineup for an inning during a Twins games at Target Field. It's an experience to remember forever. Every Friday game throughout the season, children of Season Ticket Holders will be selected to be a Junior Target Field Announcer. Be sure to select this benefit when completing your Top 10 Benefits "Wish List" for a chance to enjoy this Sweet Spot benefit.
Selected Season Ticket Holders will have the opportunity for an exclusive behind the scenes pregame visit of the Twins radio broadcast booth. Other reward opportunities include a private tour of the TV broadcast truck or even a chance to experience one inning inside the TV broadcast booth.
Here's the chance for you and a guest to step into the scoreboard control room at Target Field and watch how the game presentation unfolds. You may even get to work the Minnie and Paul sign in center field for an inning.
These one-hour Fan Forums allow Season Ticket Holders the exclusive opportunity to participate in in-depth discussions with Twins players and coaches over the phone on interesting topics that you tell us you want to hear about. During the Fan Forum, you'll have a chance to call in with a question, take an instant survey and win valuable Twins-related rewards just for listening in. Watch your email for more information on specific dates and times.
The Minnesota Twins will select up to 50 Season Ticket Holders to serve for a year on our Advisory Council in 2015. This is your opportunity to voice your opinions and ideas that can help shape the future of Twins baseball while representing the interests of all Twins Season Ticket Holders. It's also your chance to enjoy the rewards and recognition that come with serving on the Advisory Council. Watch for information on how you can raise your hand to serve on the council.
Get the inside scoop on what it takes to succeed in Major League Baseball from the people who are closest to it: players, coaches, umpires, broadcasters, sports agents and professional scouts. Three times a year, 24 lucky Season Ticket Holders will be invited to each Chalk Talk at Target Field and have the chance to ask questions in a small, intimate setting. You'll come away with a greater appreciation for the game.
Throughout the 2015 season, select groups of Season Ticket Holders will receive a free copy of the game's official scorecard as a keepsake of that day's Twins game at Target Field. The scorecards will be distributed to Sweet Spot members at random in the days following the game.
Collecting Twins player autographs is always a cherished memory, especially with young fans. To help meet the demand, Sweet Spot will offer three Player Collecting Twins player autographs is always a cherished memory, especially with young fans. To help meet the demand, Sweet Spot will offer three Player Autograph Sessions in 2015 where various Twins players will sign autographs on the main concourse. This benefit will be offered to 50 Season Ticket Holders and a guest each session.
On select nights during the season, we turn Target Field into a drive-in-like atmosphere for a select group of Twins Season Ticket Holders. Itâs a great way for your family to enjoy the ballpark in a new light by watching a classic baseball movie or feature film on the giant video board as the sun sets over the Minneapolis skyline. Non-alcoholic beverages and popcorn are complimentary.
Ever wondered what it would be like to receive one-on-one hitting instructions from a Major Leaguer? Well, this could be your chance. Select Season Ticket Holders and their guests will receive hitting instruction from a Twins alumnus at the Twins indoor batting cages at Target Field. Participants will also enjoy food and beverages inside a Major League Clubhouse. Bring your batting gloves.
Six lucky Twins Season Ticket Holders and their guest will travel to Ft. Myers, Florida to watch your Twins play a Spring Training game, compliments of Sweet Spot. Airfare, lodging and tickets to the game are all included. You'll get a close up look at Hammond Stadium and see how the Twins prepare for the regular season.
Planned for the 2015 season will be a series of days for up to 250 Season Ticket Holders and their guest to play baseball-related games, meet with members of the Twins staff and have a photo taken of your family on the field at Target Field. Watch for more details on these special days exclusively for Sweet Spot members.
Here's a chance to bring your wiffle ball team to Target Field to complete with other teams on the field and win terrific Twins prizes and a Sweet Spot Wiffle Ball Trophy. Food and non-alcoholic beverages provided.
Nothing says celebration and excitement more than a display of thundering fireworks against the Minneapolis skyline. And thereâs no better way to watch them than from the infield grass of Target Field.
Play a round of golf with Twins alumni, front office staff and fellow season ticket holders at one of the area's premier golf courses during the 2015 season. Green fees, riding cart, lunch and non-alcoholic beverages are provided.
Now you can experience the savory tastes and wonderful ballpark fare when the Twins Tasty Food Truck visits your home or business. You could be one of the lucky winners of this fun and memorable benefits that your friends and colleagues will remember for years.
Even wonder what happens to all of the Twins baseball memorabilia? Here's the chance for you and your invited guest to explore the depths of the Twins historic archives. You'll be led by Twins baseball curator Clyde Doepner as he takes you on a personal, private tour revealing some of the most rare and unusual items in the Twins archive collections.
We're delighted to offer Twins Season Ticket Holders 10% off game-day purchases at concession stands and merchandise outlets at Target Field including the Majestic Twins Clubhouse Store. That's every purchase, every game, all season long. And to make receiving your discount super easy, we'll issue a personalized Sweet Spot ID card that identifies you as a Twins Season Ticket Holder. You can also access our digital Sweet Spot ID from your MLB.com At The Ballpark® app. Go to twinsbaseball.com/sthmyaccount for details. Watch for your card in the mail prior to the season.
The Minnesota Twins are pleased to offer you several easy ways to pay for your 2015 season tickets.
Pay In Full
Make one full payment no later than October 13, 2014 by mail or online via My Twins Tickets.
50/50 Payment
Pay for half of the total balance by October 13, 2014 and the second half by December 8, 2014. You can make your payment via mail, phone or online.
Easy Pay Installment Plan My Twins Tickets offers you a convenient and interest-free way to spread out five renewal payments over six months. Payments can be spread out through March 9, 2015. Simply go to twinsbaseball.com/sth and sign up for the Interest-Free Easy Pay Installment Plan.
Payment dates*
October 13, November 10, December 8, February 9, March 9.
Note: Credit cards will be charged on or within a few days following the payment date of each month.
Starting the week of January 1, 2015, one lucky Season Ticket Holder will be selected each week to win a game-used baseball, bat or Twins merchandise. To win, simply visit twinsbaseball.com/sth at least once each week to check if your name appears on the website. If you see your name, call your Twins Ticket Sales and Service Rep and you are an instant winner. That's 52 chances a year to win!
Throughout the year, Twins Season Ticket Holders can look forward to taking part in baseball-related Sweet Spot contests and promotions that recognize and reward you for your loyalty and passion for Twins baseball. Rewards may include Twins merchandise, Target Field experiences or Sweet Spot partner offers that are available for a limited time. Watch your email for information on how to take advantage of these contests and promotions.
What better way to remember the magic moments of the season than with your very own piece of Twins history from a Twins game. Throughout the 2015 season, Season Ticket Holders will have the chance to earn authentic game-used baseballs, bats and bases by participating in special Sweet Spot promotions and contests. Watch for more information on these exciting rewards available only to Season Ticket Holders.
When you're not at Target Field, Twins Season Ticket Holders enjoy a 20% discount year-round on purchases made at Twins Pro Shops located in Apple Valley, Minnetonka and Roseville. These stores offer licensed merchandise of Major League Baseball as well as game-used Twins merchandise. Store items change regularly so shop often for best selection. All three Twins Pro Shops also serve as a Twins ticket outlet. 20% discount does not apply to online purchases, game-used merchandise or game tickets.
Southport Centre - 15050 Cedar Avenue, Apple Valley - 952-891-2934
Ridge Square - 13037 Ridgedale Drive, Minnetonka - 952-546-0815
Rosedale Marketplace - 2401 Fairview Avenue, Roseville - 651-635-0777
The Twins will be using variable pricing on all tickets for the 2015 season. Per game prices in 2015 for both single game and season tickets will be tiered based on factors such as time of year, date and opponent. The advantage for Season Ticket Holders is that you'll continue to enjoy a savings off box office demand based prices with the assurance that the price offered at the box office will never drop below the price you pay as a Season Ticket Holder for any game.
Season Ticket Holders enjoy preferred pricing on season tickets and pay no per-ticket service charge on season tickets. Plus, Twins Season Ticket Holders are not subject to tiered or demand-based pricing.
The Minnesota Twins have partnered with Tix for Tots, a well-known, non-profit social services agency to offer Twins Season Ticket Holders a quick and easy way to donate their Twins tickets online to kids living in the Minneapolis/St.Paul area and perhaps receive a tax benefit for it. This is a terrific way to share your love of Twins baseball with others who may not have the opportunity to attend Twins games at Target Field.
2015 Season Ticket Holder benefits are often time-sensitive and quantities may be limited. Benefits awarded may vary by plan type and are subject to change. The Minnesota Twins reserve the right to substitute or discontinue any benefit at any time.


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As a Junior in 2011-12:
Collected a total of three wins, including a 3-3 mark in singles competition … Defeated Sacred Heart's Haley Dubits, 6-1, 6-1 at the Quinnipiac University Invitational … Topped two opponents at #6 singles from Stony Brook and Fairfield in April … Paired with Lavinia Cristescu to beat Haley Dubits and Maggie Tooley of SHU and paired with Ariana Launie to topped Jessica Galik and Christie Greenberg of Hartford.
As a Sophomore in 2010-11:
Won three matches, including two in singles … Defeated Sacred Heart's Lauren Rodrigues in the Quinnipiac Invitational and NJIT's Megan Guidry at the West Point Eastern Tennis Invitational … Saw action in two matches at No. 6 singles.
As a Freshman in 2009-10:
Won a spot on the team during a highly-competitive walk-on tryout ... Earned a win in her only action of the year, pairing with Carly Loewenstein to defeat Hartford's Margaret Potkay and Emily Menafra, 8-1, at No. 3 doubles.
Before Quinnipiac:
A four-time All-Division and All-Conference honoree at Plainedge High School ... Played six consecutive seasons at No. 1 singles and served as team captain in her final two years ... A four-time team Most Valuable Player.
Daughter of Filiz and Reji Suvar ... Has an older brother, Tolga ... A biomedical science major.


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Nancy Evelyn Andrews lives on the coast of Maine, where she makes films, drawings, props and objects. She works in hybrid filmic forms combining storytelling, documentary, puppetry, and research. Her characters and narratives are synthesized from various sources, including history, movies, popular educational materials and autobiography. Her work has been presented by the Museum of Modern Art, Pacific Film Archive, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Anthology Film Archives, Jerusalem Film Festival, Flaherty Seminar, Nova Cinema Bioscoop, Brussels, Belgium, and Taiwan International Animation Festival, among others; and is in the film collection of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and six of her films are in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art. She has been the recipient of grants and fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation, LEF New England Moving Image Fund, Illinois State Arts Council, The Franklin Furnace Fund for Performance Art (supported by the Jerome Foundation and New York State Council on the Arts), and National Endowment for the Arts. She studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and received a Master of Fine Arts in 1995, and her undergraduate studies were at the Maryland Institute, College of Art, BFA, 1983.
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AD5013Advanced Projects: Art Practice and ConceptsThis course is designed for students who have taken at least two previous arts and design related courses and are prepared to pursue an in-depth project. This seminar combines academic study and studio work, and explores theory and practice related to various visual arts disciplines. The course will provide individual guidance and group critiques for students from various disciplines to meet, present and discuss their work. Contemporary critical issues are addresses through readings, screenings/slides and discussions. We will explore how an artist builds a body of work, and discuss working processes and issues in art and society. The course will include field trips and visiting artists, when available and pertinent. Students will be evaluated on their progress towards their goals, and participation in discussions and critiques. Students may work in video, painting, photography, installation, sculpture, 2-D, or hybrid forms, but students should already have the basic skills required for their chosen project(s).
Level: Advanced. Prerequisites: Permission of instructor. Class limit: 12. Lab fee: $100. Meets the following degree requirements: ADS
AD3013AnimationThis course explores animation as a form of creative expression, experimentation and personal vision. Various techniques, such as drawing, cut-out, painting on film, and under-the-camera collage, will be introduced. Students will create flip-books, video pencil tests and 16mm animated films. Students will be given exercises and assignments that guide them through processes for making art. Various artists' animated films will be screened and discussed. History and concepts related to animation and film will be introduced through screenings, readings and discussions.
Level: Intermediate. Prerequisite: Introduction to Art and Design, 2-D Design or Signature of Instructor. Lab fee: $50. Class Limit: 12. Meets the following degree requirements: ADS
AD5017Animation IIThe class further develops ideas, skills, and animation projects through a mix of: in-class projects/demos/skill based activities, readings, discussions, screenings, presentations, and individual meetings with the instructor. Students will write a production plan that will serve as an outline of each student's project(s) for the term. The instructor will provide useful activities, information, resources, critiques and guidance. A schedule of presentations of student works-in-progress will be created. Readings will address ideas and theories related to animation studies and processes. Advanced animation techniques may include camera work and sound design. Work completed over the term may be a single longer animation or a series of animated shorts depending on the student's preference and animation goals. However, all students will be expected to produce advanced level work and encouraged to experiment and push their work to the highest level. Students will be evaluated on their projects, participation in critiques and discussions and overall level of engagement with the course material and class.
Level: Advanced. Lab fee: $80. Pre-requisite: Animation, signature of instructor. Class size: 12 Meets the following degree requirements: AD
AD3015Art of the PuppetPuppetry is the art of designing, constructing, and operating puppets, usually for an audience. A puppet is an articulated figure controlled by external means. Puppets have been used for entertainment, education, therapy, spectacles and social/political demonstration. This course will explore both the construction and use of puppets, investigate the theory, history and practice of puppetry, and seek out the role and potential of puppets. Various types of puppets will be made, including hand puppets, rod puppets, shadow puppets, and large scale puppets. Students, individually and in collaboration, will create both original and adapted scripts and scenarios for their puppets, exploring relationships between text, story, character and movement of the puppet. In addition to live work, students may choose to develop puppets for use within film, video or multimedia projects. The course will include readings on puppetry, screenings, presentations, demonstrations, and group discussions. Students will be evaluated on 1) participation in class discussions and exercises, 2) quality and effort demonstrated through projects/presentations and, 3) understanding and study of readings and screenings as demonstrated in discussions and projects.
Level: Intermediate. Recommended pre-requisite: at least one of the following: Intro to Art and Design, 2-D Design Studio, 3-D Design, Performance Art or The Sculptural Object in Performance. Class limit: 12. Lab fee $30. Meets the following degree requirements: ADS
AD3012Documentary Video Studio
AD1019Four-Dimensional StudioThis class gives students an opportunity to investigate time-based art. 4-D art draws on the vast and varied traditions of theatre, dance, media, and music, often crossing boundaries to create hybrid works. This course will focus on concepts and processes related to representing and experiencing events that take place in time. Strategies for planning, proposing, and producing work individually or collaboratively will be discussed and practiced. Some class periods will be workshop in style, and include physical and vocal exercises and improvisations. The course will include basic instruction and use of video cameras and sound recording devices. A majority of the learning in this studio course will happen as students make projects and reflect on their work and the work of others. Documentation and information about contemporary and historic time-based art will be presented. Students will be evaluated based on imaginative exploration of ideas and materials, extent and depth of work processes and research, completion of assigned projects, and participation in class discussions.
Level: Introductory. Lab Fee $30.00. Class limit: 12. Meets the following degree requirements: AD
AD4012Intermediate Video: Studio and StrategiesThis course explores more sophisticated forms of image making, editing, and theory. Students screen and discuss documentary and video art works, and study writing/criticism in the field, focusing on moving image theories, concepts, strategies, and a wide range of aesthetic concerns. The class will engage in various aspects of production and approaches to cinematography, sound and editing/compositing. Participants work on a project-oriented basis that includes critiques and training in video production skills. Students should be both self-directed and interested in developing a support system for producing each other's work. Students will be evaluated based on video projects (fiction or non-fiction), critical writings, class participation and presentations.
Level: Intermediate/Advanced. Pre-requisites: Documentary Video Studio, or Introduction to Video Production. Class limit: 12. Meets the following degree requirements: ADS
AD460Journeys in French Film
This course will use the theme of the journey to select French language films for study that span the history of filmmaking-from The Lumiere Brothers, Georges Meilies, Chris Marker, Agnes Varda, and Jacques Tati to films of the 21st century. We will use these films to study the ideas of crossing cultures and geographies (real or imagined). Students will choose a director or sub-theme that they wish to research and present-either as a presentation or a project; and students will write on topics related to the films presented in the course and other films of their choosing. We will use the film study collections at College of the Atlantic and at CAVILAM, as points of departure and discovery. Various readings will accompany the films that are presented. Students will be evaluated on their participation in discussions, on the expression of their research projects, and on several short response papers. Level: Intro/intermediate. Prerequisites: permission of instructor; this course is intended to complement a term of language and film study in Vichy, France. Class limit: 12
AD4020Object and Performance
AD3014SoundscapeSoundscape may be defined as an environment of sound (or sonic environment) with emphasis on the way it is perceived and understood by the individual, or by a society. It thus depends upon the relationship between the individual and any such environment. The term may refer to actual environments, or to abstract constructions such as musical compositions and tape montages, particularly when considered as an artificial environment. In this interdisciplinary course we investigate a broad range of acoustic concepts, ranging from a scientific treatment of the nature and behavior of sound both in air and underwater, the biology of hearing, the use of sound by animals in communication, and the cultural applications of sound and music in human society. Students will explore methods of composition using sounds as materials for assigned projects. Various approaches to understanding and experiencing sound will be examined, including spoken word, radio shows, music, and experimental forms. Labs will focus on understanding the nature of sound, and practical application of sound equipment, technique and theory. Students will learn about microphones, sound recording, amplification, and the physics of sound. The course will culminate in a performance to the community of student presentations that expresses the wide use of sound as part of our culture. Evaluation will be based on class participation and a set of assignments, including a final project. Emphasis will be placed on an artistic interpretation of soundscape, although students will be expected to have a basic understanding of the scientific basis of acoustic phenomena.
Level: Intermediate. Prerequisites: One AD and one ES course. Class Limit: 12. Lab fee $60. Meets the following degree requirements: ADS


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All apartments are south- facing and have a fully-equipped kitchenette with oven, hot plates (2 in 32m2 apartments, otherwise 4) and dishwasher, TV, balcony, ski locker and bathroom with bath and wc or a separate wc.
1 Bedroom Apartments (2-4 people): [Approx. 32m2]. Bedroom with a double bed and living area with a single sofa bed and a pull-out bed.
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And yet, Obama signaled that he would bend only so much to a Republican Party that appears poised to gain control of one or both chambers of Congress on November 2. The president called GOP plans to divert part of the Social Security payroll tax into private accounts "a nonstarter." He insisted that Republicans must find a way to pay for extending tax cuts for the wealthy. And he virtually dared the GOP to target health insurance reforms that allow young adults to stay on their parents' insurance plans and forbid insurance companies from denying coverage to people with preexisting conditions. "It turns out that those provisions are hugely popular," Obama said, "and they're the right thing to do."
The president's words suggested that if Republicans make the gains that now seem likely, the next two years in Washington could oscillate between compromise on some fronts and heated confrontation on others.
Obama looked fit, trim, and rested during the 45-minute Oval Office chat, although his hair is noticeably graying. The president didn't hesitate when asked whether he intends to seek reelection. "Obviously, I haven't made any formal decision," he said, "but I feel like I've got a lot of work left to do." Told that his answer sounded like a yes, Obama nodded, then flashed a red-carpet smile. "Take it as you will," he said, laughing. He called "completely unfounded" reports that he might swap Vice President Joe Biden for Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on the 2012 ticket.
Sitting in a leather chair, beneath a painting of George Washington, with a bust of Martin Luther King Jr. over his right shoulder and a bust of Abraham Lincoln over his left, Obama didn't mince words about the economy, warning, "It's going to take us time to get out of the hole that we're in." But he spoke hopefully about the nation's resilience, noting that America gets stronger each time it endures "these periods of self-reflection and questioning and political tumult."
Speaking of tumult, Obama said that regardless of the election outcome, the voters will have spoken: "The most important message that will be sent by the American people is, we want people in Washington to act like grown-ups, cooperate, and start trying to solve problems instead of scoring political points."
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NJ Absent any big change in policy, is there anything you see on the trajec-tory that would cause the economy, particularly jobs, to grow faster in the next year than they have been growing in the last year?
OBAMA Anybody who says they know exactly what the economy will do is probably overestimating their foresight. What we know is that we're coming out of the worst financial crisis and the worst recession since the Great Depression. So we've suffered a significant body blow. Because of the steps we've taken, the economy is now growing again, and we've seen nine consecutive months of private-sector job growth. Businesses are profitable, and consumers are cautious but they're spending.
If businesses got more confident about demand being out there to justify their investments, and in turn that led to slightly increased spending, which then created a virtuous cycle, then you could see significant improvement in 2011 over 2010.
But given the hole that we're in, it would still take a significantly long time to make up for the 8 million jobs that have been lost, so that's why we think it's still important to take those extra measures that can improve demand, give small businesses more confidence in terms of their ability to get financing. The steps we took in terms of cutting capital-gains tax for start-ups, trying to accelerate business investment, allowing them to depreciate faster if they make those investments next year—those kinds of measures can potentially make a difference. [But] those headwinds are going to keep on blowing for some time to come.


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I have my gr currently on orijen, but I'm finding its just too rich for him and his stools are soft. I was thinking about switching him to Fromm and I would love to hear you experiences with it.
Expensive and low animal protein. Fromm is clever at using Pea Protein but for what those foods cost, no thanks.
If you need to stay GF then Dr. Tim's or Annamaet are my picks. Better foods made by two companies that know dogs. Petflow has the best deal on Dr. Tim's. The only problem with Annamaet is availability and I find on-line prices much higher than the stores. Dr. Tim's is much higher in the stores than on-line. Petflow has a great deal on 30lb bags and some formulas 44#lb bags.
Fromm makes a safe food but I have a hard time with the value. If you like Fromm just use Fromm Gold or Classic.
Mine have done Great on FROMM. I switched them from Chicken a la Veg to Surf n Turf cold Turkey (grain free) and they had no issues. My yorkies have always done well no matter what kibble I feed them but my goldens have always been sensitive guys. Wellness, BB, TOTW, etc. to name a few gave mine tummy issues no matter how slow I transitioned them.
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Mine are both doing great on Fromm and it is a company that I believe is trustworthy in terms of manufacturing, which is so important these days.
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We feed Fromm and I really like it. It's no more expensive than any other high end dog food and in fact cheaper than some.
The most important advice I was ever given, and I see it said here a lot, is to feed what works for your dog.
You may consider Nutro, Grain-Free or not GF. I have found no better food out there and for a good price. High in real chicken or lamb or fish (#1 ingredient). Nutro has the industry's first safety grade (by the AFIA) and were found to be Safety Certified, Assured, and Approved. Like vcm5 said, "Manufacturing is so important these days." I always have used the Natural Choice from the Large Breed Puppy to the Large Breed Senior and everything this food said it would do for my dogs it did. The Max and the Ultra lines are great too but I just always found the NC a better fit. Now I work for the company too so I can tell you a lot about Nutro as well as other common pet food ingredients. Let me know if I can help more.
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Before you switch, how long have you been on Orijen? Some dogs just take longer to make the switch, so don't give up to fast. If its been months, of course, I would definitely recommend the Fromm out of personal good experience. Riley can get an upset tummy if the food is too rich and especially with grain free, but not with the Fromm, he has never had a problem and we switch between flavors every bag.
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There's something I liked about Fromm- the whole made in USA thing. My pup did ok on it but I had to switch as I think she's got sensitivities to either potatoes or peas.
I went to the vet to see if something was wrong and Skipper got a clean bill of health. He has been on orijen since he was 6 months old and did fine until recently when he was having loose stools daily. I decided to make the switch to Fromm and after a day and a half, his stools were back to normal!!! He seems to really like it too. I also feed my Yorkie orijen 6 fish since she reacts to chicken and is allergic to beef so I'm seriously considering making the switch to Fromm for her as well ( I'm not sure of the name, but the salmon one)
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Residence "Mondzeu". In the resort 150 m from the centre of de la station, in a quiet, sunny position, excellent location: right in the centre but still quiet, in a cul-de-sac, south facing position. For shared use: indoor pool. In the house: lift, storage room for skis. Motor access to the house. Communal covered parking space n B244 public parking 1 km. Shop 150 m, supermarket 400 m, restaurant, bar, bakery, café 150 m, bus stop "L'Ermitage" 150 m, indoor swimming pool 1 km. Golf course (18 hole) 2.9 km, tennis 1 km, riding stable 1 km, sports centre 1 km, gondola lift 1 km, skisport facilities 500 m, ski bus stop 150 m, ski school 550 m, ski-kindergarten 800 m, ice field 1 km, children's playground 200 m. Free ski bus service to the ski region Médran 500m, Savoleyres 1km and Carrefour 2.9km. Please note: nightclub/disco 150 m from the property. There are more similar properties for rent in this same residence. In the residence: sauna and covered swimming pool available for the tenants 8:00 - 18:00 WITHOUT SURVEILLANCE BY THE POOL ATTENDANT and 18:00-20:00 with surveillance by the pool attendant. Open July-August and from December 15 to the end of April. Children up to the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.` The tickets for the swimming pool and the sauna can be obtained in the Interhome office against a deposit of CHF 100.—. "Mondzeu B244", 3-room apartment 79 m2, on the ground floor, south facing position, comfortable and beautiful furnishings: living/dining room with cable TV, radio, CD-player and DVD. 1 room with 1 double bed. 1 room with 2 beds. Open kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, dishwasher, microwave). Bath/bidet/WC. Balcony, south facing position. Terrace furniture. Beautiful view of the mountains. Facilities: Internet (WiFi, free). Reserved parking space n B244 (roofed), height 190 cm. Please note: non-smokers only.
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Thanx Jim,
I was using a small stop drill and filling with 4043 rod.
I'm wondering if my 3/32 rod and #7 cup are too big for this job. Thinking about the HAZ. Material seems to be about .100 thick.
I made a big effort this morning to keep heat as low as possible. 135 Amps is the max on my pedal. Which sometimes seems right then as it gets hot it goes to **** cuz I'm not yet smart enough to modulate it correctly.
Getting better though, I'm now remembering(mostly) to maintain post flow and I can testify as to the mess it makes when you forget to turn the gas on
I'm still hopeful and encouraged. Appreciate the time you experienced folk waste with these repetitive questions from every noobie...
First stack of dimes. Crappy at either end but looked good in the middle!
Using a 3/32 stop drill and every effort to keep heat out now.
This'll be a $5000 oil pan by the time I'm done and half of that will be filler rod and sanding discs
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i have done some oil pans. i agree with clean clean and acid tone and carbide bits ,alot of time i found even after all the cleaning,when you weld you have dirt rise up .i usally use a stainless wire wheel and dremel .pre heating helps to prevent more cracks .if i have a real broblem i have even put them in the oven (dont tell wife). when im done i ether cover it with lether or put it back in the oven to cool slow.. nothing like hearing that crack/pop when you think your finished .also if you have to shape something after if you dip your carbides in parifen wax the aluminum wont clog them as fast
Low heat
It's also quite possible here, and I hate to say this, that the heat isn't high enough to get good penetration. And this can cause the crack to remanifest itself almost immediately. Is this a cast aluminum pan? or is it made from die formed plate?
Cast requires a bunch of heat to start, but you have to modulate the amperage as you continue the weld. Otherwise the retained heat in the base metal will continue to escalate and can actually blow the base metal away.
I suspect that the crack is in cast aluminum as 6061 is a structural alloy and although possible, 5052 is a pretty soft alloy. I've built a ton of fuel tanks for the boat and marine industry from 5052 plate and repaired a bunch of them as well. Generally 5052 doesn't 'crack' like your describing. But cast aluminum will. 5052 will crack along the weld seam if the penetration isn't good. It also melts together real well and I use 4043 wire on this alloy, but according to the weld charts 5356 wire will work. 5356 wire and some cast alloys don't get along well. Neither does 5356 wire and 6061 base metal as the metallugical composition of the resultant puddle and weld...well putting it simply, ALLOWS it to crack.
If the heat is correct and the penetration is good, then this alloy may require a slow cooling process to avoid re-cracking. Cover it with some non- flammable blankets or slowly cool it in a hot oven by adjusting the heat down over a period of several hours. I doubt that you would have a commercial heat treating facility there, but if you do....Mustangs Forever!
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When you are done preping your crack prior to commencing the weld, what does it look like? Do you have an open root of about a 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch? Or is the base metal still very tight together along the crack line?Mustangs Forever!
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I see you have a 30 amp spoolgun.The way I do it Is by preheating the crack region with a o/a torch to burn all the oil in there. if the material is only .100 thick I would weld right over the crack then I'll set my spoolgun with er4043 wire at 19 volts and around 400 wire speed it will have full penetration. Try a pass on the same thickness aluminium scrap and do a 3 inch pass and you'll see on the other side it will look like you welded it up on the inside as well. You have to be quick with the pass
You just have to make sure to burn all the oil out of the crack area before cleaning and grinding.
Thanx guys,
Here's a link to some pics from awhile back.
This is a sheetmetal pan and I believe it would've been 6061 T6 as we had a lot of that back then. About 1/8" thick.
Capt. The cracks are tiny and tight and show up after I grind the material smooth usually. I have grooved between the stop holes as you suggested and it doesn't seem to make a difference. Normalizing the alloy DOES seem to help.
I'm going back to work tomorrow so I'm going to show it to a really superb welder we have there. If I can get him to talk he'll know exactly what I'm doing wrong.
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I didn't understand your comment about why 5356 filler and 6061 base metal do not get along. Has that just been your experience or is this documented in some available reference.
The reason (amongst many) I ask is because I think if you check (pg 42, Miller Tig Handbook) the recommended filler for 6061T6 is 5356. Recommended filler for 6061T4 is 4043.
I also have done "a little" marine fabrication over the years. Your experience and mine must vary considerably. I use a lot more 5356 filler on the 6061 I use than I do 4043. If the part, rod holders, antenna mounts, etc., will be anodized post welding, 5356 is your only option. 4043 will turn black.
Are you, in fact, saying that Pipewelders has been "doing it wrong" for all this time?
What would bother me more about using 5356 for this application, would be the heat the material would be subjected to in this application (oil pan). 5356 doesn't like temps over 165 deg F.Syncrowave 250 DX Tigrunner
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Just difference in my experience perhaps. I know a lot of welders that never change filler metal. Always use 5356. Cast, 6061, 5052, etc. There are some different thoughts on the subject. Heck the local supply house doesn't even carry stock on 4043. Obviously they know more than I do. I'll temper my input here and say it's my experience and not the normally accepted way to do it. At this point, I'd put the darn thing in the scrap bin, build a new one, weld it up with coat hanger wire and dip it in marine tex to fill the holes.Mustangs Forever!
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