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Spirituality is not constant meditation and an indifference to surrounding conditions and responsibilities; rather, it is doing those things which are in accordance with the mind and will of God. It concerns itself with temporal life as well as with things of the spirit.
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Obedience to the commandments of God is the key to spirituality.
We must continually study and learn the commandments of God. We can't do what we don't know. Then we must do what we have learned.
There is no more important chapter in the Bible than John 17.
Source: Conference Report, Oct. 1967, p. 5.
The secret of success is doing well the job close at hand.
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No other success can compensate for failure in the home.
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Prayer is the pulsation of a yearning, loving heart in tune with the Infinite, It is a message of the soul sent directly to a loving Father. The language is not mere words but spirit vibration.
Source: Treasures of Life, p. 308.
Prayer is the yearning of the spirit. It is the message of the soul sent directly to a loving father. The language is not mere words, but a loving heart in tune with the infinite. Sincere praying implies that when we ask for any blessing or virtue we should work for the blessing and cultivate the virtue.
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The Sea Thy Mistressby Elizabeth Bear
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This direct sequel to Elizabeth Bear's highly acclaimed All the Windwracked Stars picks up the story some fifty years after Muire went into the sea and became the new Bearer of Burdens.
Beautiful Cathoair, now an immortal warrior angel, has been called back to the city of Eiledon to raise his son--Muire's son as well, cast up on shore as an infant. It/p>/i>
This direct sequel to Elizabeth Bear's highly acclaimed All the Windwracked Stars picks up the story some fifty years after Muire went into the sea and became the new Bearer of Burdens.
Beautiful Cathoair, now an immortal warrior angel, has been called back to the city of Eiledon to raise his son--Muire's son as well, cast up on shore as an infant. It is seemingly a quiet life. But deadly danger approaches…the evil goddess Heythe, who engineered the death of Valdyrgard, has travelled forward in time on her rainbow steed. She came expecting to gloat over a dead world, the proof of her revenge, but instead she finds a Rekindled land, renewed by Muire's sacrifice.
She will have her revenge by forcing this new Bearer of Burdens to violate her oaths and break her bounds and thus bring about the true and final end of Valdyrgard. She will do it by tormenting both Cathoair and his son Cathmar. But Mingan, the gray wolf, sees his old enemy Heythe's return. He will not allow it to happen again.
Editorial Reviews
"A satisfying end to a most satisfying series.... Bear's use of Norse myths is outstanding and her reimagining of them is simply top-notch." RT Book Reviews (Top Pick!)
"Bear creates a world with an astonishing depth of mythology in a tale that begins with Ragnarok…Bear's world-building echoes the best of Zelazny and pulls the reader into the story and the history until it's over. Muire is one of Bear's more interesting and likable characters, and the mythology Bear deploys promises further satisfying stories based in it." Booklist (starred review) on All the Windwracked Stars
"Bear's ability to create breathtaking variations on ancient themes and make them new and brilliant is, perhaps, unparalleled in the genre. Her lyrical style and heroically flawed characters make this a priority purchase for most libraries. Highly recommended." Library Journal (starred review) on All the Windwracked Stars
"Numerous fantasy authors adopt the tropes of Norse mythology, but Bear actively pursues them, channeling those myths directly rather than overlaying them on more familiar ones. The result demands much from readers, but repays it in vivid, sensual imagery of a wholly different world." Publishers Weekly on By the Mountain Bound
Continuation of Bear's Norse apocalyptic fantasy yarn (All the Windwracked Stars, 2008, etc.), picking up the narrative half a century after the warrior-angel Muire became a goddess, walked into the sea and kick-started the devastated planet's regeneration.
Cathoair and his fellow angels, now unemployed, occupy themselves with travel and small acts of kindness and assistance that improve the welfare of all. Later, Cathoair—who also goes by Cahey—must return to the city Eiledon to raise his infant son. However, the adversary, the evil goddess Heythe, who previously attempted to destroy the world, slides forward in time to work new mischief. Cathmar, for so Cathoair/Cahey rather confusingly names his son, grows quickly and with a minimum of adolescent angst. Heythe takes the guise of a beautiful young woman, Mardoll, and insinuates herself into the consciousness of both Cathoair and the now-teenaged Cathmar. Mingan, the guardian warrior-wolf who can move imperceptibly in and out of other dimensions, notices but resolves to wait and see. But amid all this waiting and seeing, nothing much happens. Cathoair, it seems, requires psychological reconstruction and both sides vie to supply it by offering sadomasochistic sex on the one hand or soul-searching mental vampirism on the other. For uncommitted readers the process is difficult to follow and largely devoid of interest, with the biggest problem a lack of new ideas—recycled tatters of the previous book don't hack it.
Committed fans face inevitable disappointment; newcomers will find little reason to bother.
Product Details
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- Publisher:
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- Publication date:
- 02/01/2011
- Series:
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34 A.R. (After Rekindling)
On the First Day of Spring
An old man with radiation scars surrounding the chromed half of his face limped down a salt-grass-covered dune. Metal armatures creaked under his clothing as he thumped across dry sand to wet, scuffing through the black and white line of the high-tide boundary, where the sharp albedo of cast-up teeth tangled in film-shiny ribbons of kelp. About his feet, small combers glittered in the light of a gibbous moon. Above, the sky was deepest indigo; the stars were breathtakingly bright.
The old man, whose name was Aethelred, fetched up against a large piece of sea wrack, perhaps the wooden keel of some long-ago ship, and made a little ceremony of seating himself. He relied heavily on his staff until his bad leg was settled, and then he sighed in relief and leaned back, stretching and spreading his robes around him.
He stared over the ocean in silence until the moon was halfway down the sky. Then he reached out his staff and tapped at the oscillating edge of the water as if rapping on a door.
He seemed to think about his words very hard. "What I came to say was, I was mad at you at the time, for Cahey's sake … but I had some time to think about it after you changed, and he … changed, you know. And I've got to say, I think now that was a real … a real grown-up thing you did back there. A real grown-up thing.
"So. I know it isn't what you hold with, but we're building you a church. Not because you need it, but because other folks will."
A breaker slightly larger than the others curled up at his feet, tapping the toes of his boots like a playful kitten.
"I know," he said, "but somebody had to write it down. The generation after me, and the one after that … You know, Muire. It was you wrote it down the last time."
He frowned at his hands, remembering reading her words, her own self-effacement from the history she'd created. He fell silent for a moment, alone with the waves that came and went and went and came and seemed to take no notice of him. "I guess you know about writing things down."
He sighed, resettled himself on his improvised driftwood bench. He took a big breath of clean salt air and let it out again with a whistle.
"See, there's kids who don't remember how it was before, how it was when the whole world was dying. People forget so quick. But it's not like the old knowledge is gone. The library is still there. The machines will still work. It's all just been misplaced for a time. And I thought, folks are scattering, and the right things would get forgotten and the wrong things might get remembered, and you know how it is. So I wanted folks to know what you did. I hope you can forgive me."
He listened, and heard no answer—or maybe he could have imagined one, but it was anyone's guess if it was a chuckle or just the rattle of water among stones.
"So I got with this moreau—they're not so bad, I guess: they helped keep order when things got weird after you … got translated, and if they've got some odd habits, well, so do I. His name is Borje; he says you kissed him in a stairwell once—you remember that?"
The waves rolled up the shore: the tide neither rose nor fell.
"Anyway, he's not much of a conversationalist. But he cares a lot about taking care of people. After you … left … nobody really had any idea what they should be doing. With the Technomancer dead and the crops growing again, some people tried to take advantage. The moreaux handled that, but Borje and I, we thought we should write down about the Desolation, so people would remember for next time." He shrugged. "People being what people are, it probably won't make any difference. But there you go."
The moon was setting over the ocean.
When Aethelred spoke again, there was a softer tone in his voice. "And we wrote about you, because we thought people should know what you gave up for them. That it might make a difference in the way they thought, if they knew somebody cared that much about them. And that's why we're building a church, because folks need a place to go. Even though I know you wouldn't like it. Sorry about that part. It won't be anything fancy, though; I promise. More like a library or something."
He struggled to his feet, leaning heavily on the staff to do it. He stepped away, and the ocean seemed to take no notice, and then he stopped and looked back over his shoulder at the scalloped water.
A long silence followed. The waves hissed against the sand. The night was broken by a wailing cry.
The old man jerked upright. His head swiveled from side to side as he shuffled a few hurried steps. The sound came again, keen and thoughtless as the cry of a gull, and this time he managed to locate the source: a dark huddle cast up on the moonlit beach, not too far away. Something glittered in the sand beside it.
Leaning on his staff, he made haste toward it, stumping along at a good clip with his staff.
It was a tangle of seaweed. It was hard to tell in the darkness, but he thought the tangle was moving slightly.
He could move fast enough, despite the limp, but when he bent down he was painfully stiff, leveraging himself with his staff. The weight of his reconstructed body made him ponderous, and were he careless his touch could be anything but delicate. Ever-so-cautiously, he dug through the bundle with his other hand. His fingers fastened on something damp and cool and resilient.
It kicked.
Faster now, he shoved the seaweed aside. A moment, and he had it: wet skin, flailing limbs, lips stretched open in a cry of outrage. He slid his meaty hand under the tiny newborn infant, scooping it up still wrapped in its swaddling of kelp. After leaning the staff in the crook of his other elbow, he slipped a massive pinkie finger into its gaping mouth with an expertise that would have surprised no one who knew him. The ergonomics of the situation meant both his hands were engaged, which for the time being meant as well that both he and the infant were trapped where they stood on the sand.
"Well, this is a fine predicament, young man," Aethelred muttered.
At last, the slackening of suction on his finger told him the baby slept. Aethelred balanced the child on one hand, laid his staff down, and picked up the sheathed, brass-hilted sword that rested nearby in the sand.
"Heh," he said. "I recognize that." He shoved the blade through the tapestry rope that bound his waist.
With the help of his reclaimed staff, the old man straightened. Sand and seaweed clung to the hem of his robes.
The baby blinked at the old man with wide, wondering eyes, eyes that filled with light like the glints shot through the indigo ocean, the indigo night. The old man had a premonition that this child's eyes would not fade to any mundane color as he grew.
"Oh, Muire." Aethelred held the infant close to his chest, protectively. She'd been the least and the last remaining of her divine sisterhood, and she had sacrificed everything she was or could have become to buy his world a second chance at life. And now this: a child. Her child, it must be. Hers, and Cathoair's. "Takes you folks longer than us, I suppose."
He turned his face aside so that the tears would not fall on the baby. Salty, he thought, inanely. He shook his eyes dry and looked out at the sea.
"Did you have to give this up, too? Oh, Muire, I'm so sorry."
Copyright © 2011 by Elizabeth Bear
Meet the Author
ELIZABETH BEAR is a two-time Hugo Award winning writer. She is the author of fourteen previous novels, including the first two books of The Edda of Burdens: All the Windwracked Stars and By the Mountain Bound. She lives in Connecticut.
Elizabeth Bear shares a birthday with Frodo and Bilbo Baggins. This, coupled with a tendency to read the dictionary as a child, doomed her early to penury, intransigence, friendlessness, and the writing of speculative fiction. She was born in Hartford, Connecticut, and grew up in central Connecticut with the exception of two years (which she was too young to remember very well) spent in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, in the last house with electricity before the Canadian border.
She's a second-generation Swede, a third-generation Ukrainian, and a third-generation Transylvanian, with some Irish, English, Scots, Cherokee, and German thrown in for leavening. Elizabeth Bear is her real name, but not all of it. Her dogs outweigh her, and she is much beset by her cats.
Bear was the recipient of the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer in 2005. She has won two Hugo Awards for her short fiction, a Sturgeon Award, and the Locus Award for Best First Novel. She is the author of the acclaimed Eternal Sky series, the Edda of Burdens series, and coauthor (with Sarah Monette) of the Iskryne series. Bear lives in Brookfield, Massachusetts.
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To save the world, Muire the Angel gave herself up by diving into the sea to become the Bearer of Burdens (see All the Windwracked Stars). However, not everyone she left behind rejoice with her ascension sacrifice. In Eiledon Cathoair the immortal warrior angel mourns his loss, which he sees everyday in their offspring Cathmar, who he raises as a single dad knowing the lad will never meet his mother. Even more raging is Heythe the Goddess, who had set in motion the end of the world before Muire interceded, but riding into the future she is shocked to find a renewed world rather than a dead orb. Knowing what Muire sacrifice has cost her, Heythe takes out her anger and frustration on tormented Cathoair who wallows in pity. She encourages the relatively new immortal to walk a personal path of destruction to force Muire to break her Bearer of Burdens oath and cause the final demise of Valdyrgard. On the other hand her other toy is the son but he displays maturity as he becomes an adult. Meanwhile Mingan the wolf observes the return of the evil enemy and plans to prevent Heythe's second chance at ending the world. This fantasy is fascinatingly more a character study as readers see deep into the souls of father and son and to a lesser degree other cast members. Elizabeth Bear enables her fans to feel Cathoair's torment; yet there is plenty of action as Heythe tries to force Muire to return to save her beloved mate and their son. Although Heythe is not quite as powerfully wicked as she was in All the Windwracked Stars, The Sea Thy Mistress is a super thriller as the audience wonders how the heroine of the first thriller will react to the latest threat. Harriet Klausner


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TORONTO – Viktor Fasth may not be available to the Ducks in the near future as the goaltender continues to feel discomfort in his lower-body region on Wednesday and was unable to get through the team's practice.
Fasth has missed the last three games after hurting him during an on-ice workout last week. Frederik Andersen was recalled from the minor leagues to replace him and has been backing up Jonas Hiller.
"I still felt it a little bit," Fasth said. "The safe thing to do was to get off and give it some more time."
This lower-body ailment is unspecified but Fasth said Tuesday that he hadn't suffered many groin muscle injuries during his long career in the Swedish pro leagues and now the NHL.
Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau said he would need to consult with the training staff before determining where Fasth is at in terms of his recovery.
"I don't know if it was a setback or if it was just too soon," Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau said. "As an athlete, you're always anxious to get on the ice. Maybe we thought he was a little bit better than he was."
It certainly felt like a small setback to Fasth, who tried to hide his frustration.
"I was on the ice [Tuesday] and I felt pretty good but I just did some skating drills," he said. "Today was a different thing. Took some shots and more reaction [stuff]. It was not good enough to stay on the ice so then I went off."
Meanwhile, Luca Sbisa continues to make slow progress with a sprained ankle that has kept him sidelined since early in the preseason. The defenseman hopes to play at some point on the trip but Boudreau said he's still not close to being ready.
Sbisa worked out Wednesday at the Maple Leafs' practice facility but did not participate in any contact drills.
"I would rather that there's still a few more practices involved before he gets the OK to play from the trainers," Boudreau said. "We don't want him to have any setbacks. It's been five weeks now. We'd like to get him back as quick as we can."
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The Evergreen Artists Association is a local member organization made up of more than 100 artists from throughout the mountain area. Over the last 50 years, the association has worked to provide a forum for artists to gather, learn from one another and share their work. This year, the EAA is working to broaden its reach, and these efforts are reflected in the turnout for its spring show opening on April 23.
"We had over 300 pieces of art submitted from 100 artists from across the state this year," says Jackie Taylor, publicity chair for EAA. "Our goal is to make this show one of the best in Colorado. Evergreen is unique — it is a mecca for extraordinary artists. This show is one way to draw attention to Evergreen and put us on the map as an arts community."
The EAA spring show is a juried event open to all artists from throughout the state. Unlike the fall show, which is reserved for EAA members only, the spring show draws entries from Greeley to Grand Junction. Artists come from cities as large as Denver and as small as Lake City, with a population of 375.
"We are working to attract high-caliber submissions," Talor says. "We extended personal invites to artists' organizations representing a cross-section of artists. We wanted submissions from some young, emerging artists and entries from some of Colorado's more established veteran artists."
The submissions were personally reviewed by the show's juror, Doug Dawson. Dawson is a master pastelist who teaches plein air painting and studio landscape classes at the Art Students League of Denver. Dawson also teaches painting workshops around the United States. He is the author of "Capturing Light and Color with Pastel" and is included in many instructional books on pastel painting. He was the 2008 Pastel Society of America's Hall of Fame Honoree.
Dawson ultimately selected 70 pieces to be included in the show. The result is a multimedia show with oils, pastels, watercolors, glass, jewelry, photography, sculpture and more. Dawson will present seven cash prizes at the show's opening reception on April 23.
"I was at the Center for the Arts the day that Doug was judging the pieces. The quality of work in this show is phenomenal," says Taylor.
The EAA is not only a social and educational organization for its members but also raises funds to award art grants in local mountain schools. This year, EAA award more than $1,000 to four area schools. The grants will help support artist-in-residence programs at Rocky Mountain Academy, Bergen Meadow and Bergen Valley Elementary Schools, and will assist with purchasing equipment and software for photography and graphic design students at Evergreen High School.
"Not only are we focused on the artistic development of our current members, but we're hoping to nurture upcoming and budding artists through our organization's efforts," says Taylor.
The EAA spring show opens at the Center for the Arts Evergreen on Friday, April 23. For more information, visit www.evergreenartists.org.
Sara Miller, a freelance writer and a resident of Evergreen, lives with her husband, two children and a dog.
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A statewide juried show sponsored by the Evergreen Artists Association from April 23 through May 21 at the Center for the Arts Evergreen, 32003 Ellingwood Trail (next to Buchanan Rec Center).
A festive opening reception will be held on April 23 from 5 to 8 p.m.
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Leitchville-Gunbower was the only district team to win on a tough day of football.GEORDIE COWAN July 5, 2014 6:26pm
Mooroopna earned its fifth win of the Goulburn Valley Football League season in a tight match against Echuca at Victoria Park, winning 8.21 (69) to 8.12 (60).
The Cats should have won by more but wasted many chances in front of goal and were almost made to pay for it as the Murray Bombers pushed for the win in the last quarter.
Martin Curtis, Jesse Webster and Trent Freer led the way for the visitors, while midfielder Simon Buckley and defenders Matt Hay and Jack Sheldon were the best for Echuca.
■ Rochester came back from a 19-point deficit at three-quarter-time to fall just six points short against Shepparton United, 9.9 (63) to 8.9 (57).
The Demons led by 18 points at the first chance and maintained that advantage in the low-scoring affair until the final term, when the Tigers made a gallant charge to almost earn them the win.
Tim Looby, Shannon Campbell and Shaun Huy were instrumental in the home side's win, with Paul Currie kicking three goals.
Rochester was led by Ash Watson, Dillon Williams and James Gledhill, while Grant Weeks booted four goals.
■ Kyabram moved into second spot on the ladder after a massive second-half performance against Mansfield, winning 21.15 (141) to 7.6 (48).
The visiting Bombers only led by 16 points at half-time but proceeded to kick a further 15 goals to three to romp to the 93-point win.
Jake Reeves, Tom Sheldon and Jordan Williams were named the team's best in the win, while the goals were shared around with four to Paul Newman and three to each of Sam Sheldon, Axel Childs and Rhys Clark.
The Eagles' best were James Herridge, Ben Vogelzang and Ben Fagan.
■ A gallant Seymour came ever so close to its second win of the season yet again, with Shepparton Swans triumphing 11.16 (82) to 10.10 (70).
The Lions led by 16 points at quarter-time, but the Swans took charge in the next two terms to boot nine goals to two and hold a 30-point advantage.
The home team responded again but ultimately fell 12 points short, with Justin Maddern booting eight goals for the victors.
Jessie Finnen and Andrew Riordan were the Swans' best players, while Jason Cole, Brett Meredith and Paul Colbert tried hard for the home side.
Saad Saad finished with three goals.
■ Benalla proved much too strong for Tatura in Linc Wellington's 200th game, winning 8.9 (57) to 3.4 (22).
In the low-scoring affair, the Saints led by 23 points at the opening change, before both teams combined for just three goals in the next two terms, with the ladder-leaders going on to win comfortably.
Josh Mellington (four goals) starred for the winners, with Ryan Colbert and Lachlan Smith the next best, while Wellington, Tom Sullivan and Shannon Broadbent were named the Bulldogs' best.
■ The final game saw Euroa prove too good for Shepparton, winning 10.12 (72) to 4.8 (32).
The Magpies led by 10 points at half-time but pushed it out to 40 points by the final change and held that advantage.
Nathan Gilliland, James Hayes and Nick Snowdon were the best for the home side, while Nick Allan, Nik Rokahr and Xavier Stevenson tried hard for the Bears.
Staurt Patten also kicked three goals for the winners.
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Moama missed out on a chance to go into the top six on the ladder when it lost to Barooga, 12.10 (82) to 8.10 (58).
Scores were level at quarter-time but the Hawks proceeded to open up a 25-point half-time lead and held the advantage for the rest of the match.
Marcus Smith (three goals), Dylan Brooks and James Philpot led the way for the home team, while Rhys Archard, Tim Scadden and Brett Godfrey tried hard for the Magpies, with Tyler Jones kicking five goals.
■ Deniliquin Rams' terrific run of form continued with a thrilling three-point win against Mulwala, 12.10 (82) to 10.19 (79).
The Rams led by by no more than seven points at every change, but the Lions will be ruing their missed chances after recording seven more scoring shots.
Ash Morris booted four goals for the winners, while Oliver Draffin, Brayden Hall and Tyler Amor-Beale led the way for the side.
Josh Hammond, Jackson Weir and Sean Robinson (three goals) were gallant for the home team.
■ Finley maintained its spot on the top of the ladder with a comfortable 13.20 (98) to 6.7 (43) win against Numurkah, on top in every quarter.
Nick Robertson, Tom Seccull (three goals) and Matt Jackson were the Cats' key contributors, while Jess Koopman also kicked three goals.
Corey Dunn, Jordan O'Dwyer and Lucas White were the best for the Blues.
■ Alistair Corry starred with six goals as Nathalia smashed Cobram 21.18 (144) to 5.3 (33).
The Purples only led by 10 points at the first break but rapidly increased their lead, with Matt Brown also booting five goals.
The team was also led by Bowen Smith and Phillip Carroll, while John Lucas, Nick Hoban and Darcy McCormack tried hard for the Tigers.
■ Rumbalara kicked five goals to one in the last quarter to record an exciting win against Congupna, 15.9 (99) to 12.15 (87).
The Road was on top for much of the game but the home side kicked into gear in the last term to earn the win, with Rex Taylor (three goals), Josh Atkinson and Ash Miller the team's best, while Justin Terlich also kicked three goals.
Regan Sheehan, Matt Shannon and Tate Mifka were the best for Congupna, while Heath Barton kicked three goals.
■ The Echuca United v Tongala match will be played on Sunday.
Heathcote and District Football League
Ryan Hocking booted an amazing 12 goals and Jake Williams seven as Leitchville-Gunbower romped to a huge win against Elmore, 33.17 (215) to 5.5 (35).
The Bombers kicked a remarkable 14 goals during the third term, helping the team win by 180 points.
Russell Lee was named the team's best player, while Joel Donehue and Joel Helman finished with five and three goals respectively.
Jeff McMurtrie, Jackson Vredenburg and Rhys Mehlstaubler tried hard for the Bloods.
■ Colbinabbin's hopes of reaching the finals series got much harder when it fell to ladder leader North Bendigo 12.15 (87) to 8.11 (59).
The Grasshoppers are now two games and percentage behind fifth-placed White Hills.
The visitors were on the back foot from the start after failing to kick a goal in the opening term and despite the game opening up in the last quarter, were unable to make significant inroads.
Daniel Sipthorp, Anthony Plim and Ryan Alford were vital to the Bulldogs' win, while Colbinabbin was led by Hugh Barlow, David Price and Stephen Tuohey.
■ The round's other big result saw Mt Pleasant smash Heathcote 27.10 (172) to 6.9 (45).
Kain Robins and Luke Milroy starred for the winners, booting a combined 17 goals, while Tim Hill also enjoyed a terrific game.
Kyle Seidel, Marc Millard and Jack Paisley were the best for the Saints.
■ White Hills secured an important away win against Huntly, 10.14 (74) to 7.13 (55).
The Demons only led by six points at half-time but did enough to ease away from the Hawks, with Hayden Wright, Jacob Heavyside and six goals to Ricky Symes leading the way.
Adrian McErvale kicked six goals for the home side, while the team's best were Ryley and Braidy Dickens and Ryan Harris.
Picola and District Football League north-west
Mathoura had its first loss of less than 100 points against Strathmerton in three years on Saturday as the Bulldogs won 24.20 (164) to 11.6 (72).
The home side only trailed by three points at the first break but the ladder-leaders then kicked nine goals in the second term to establish control over the match.
The Timbercutters trailed by 56 points at the last break but then fell away to ultimately lose by 92 points, with Shaun Downie, Adam Graham and Michael Laidlaw leading the way for the winners.
Adrian Crestani (six goals), Zeke Bunge (five), Josh Evans (four) and Zach Fletcher (three) had the biggest impact on the scoreboard.
Nathan Rowbottom, Tim Sparey and Beau Duggan-Hulands (five goals) were the best for Mathoura.
■ Deniliquin Rovers finally secured its first win of the season, defeating Picola United 12.12 (84) to 7.9 (51).
Neither team goaled in the opening term, before the Rams established a 20-point half-time lead
The margin was then cut to nine points before the home team ran away with the result, with Matt Johnson (three goals), Damien Hope and Marc Braybon the key contributors.
Terry Lumbar also kicked four goals.
Clinton Barnes, Ben Daniel and Darcy Botterill were the Blues' best, while Dylan Cunningham kicked three goals.
■ Tocumwal pushed Jerilderie all the way but ultimately the Demons proved too strong, winning 16.5 (101) to 12.11 (83).
The Bloods led by 20 points at the first break but were then held to seven goals compared to Jerilderie's 14 for the rest of the match, with Aaron Purcell finishing with seven majors.
Tom Bryce, Andrew May and Josh Hillary gave the winners an edge, while David Farrell, Nathan Tresize and eight goals to Dylan Flanagan gave the home side hope.
■ Blighty booted nine goals in the opening quarter as it smashed Yarroweyah 20.10 (130) to 7.7 (49).
Brody Lumber starred for the Redeyes to boot 10 goals, with Jarrod Wilson (three goals) and Jake Plattfuss also important.
Daniel Clarke, Chase Saunders and Reece Miller tried hard for the Grasshoppers.
Central Murray Football League
Cohuna stayed on the edge of the top six after falling to third-placed Tooleybuc-Manangatang 18.14 (122) to 12.8 (80).
An eight-goal second term proved vital for the Saints as they pushed on in the second half to the 42-point win, led by Stephen Lyons, Xavier Elford and Ryan O'Sullivan.
Lee Cox also booted six goals for the winners and Michael Dedini chipped in with three.
Luke Eldridge (five goals) starred for the Kangas, while Daniel Paterson, Shane Jacobs and Matt Rice (four goals) also played well.
■ Kerang kept second spot on the ladder with an uninspired 10.15 (75) to 6.14 (50) win against Balranald.
The Blues won the match in the opening quarter when they booted five goals to one, while Luke Cotchett, Brad Pay and Troy Coates (three goals) excelled in the win.
Troy Thamm also kicked four goals.
Ryan Middlebrook, Dane Fitzgerald and Bryce Delmenico tried hard for the Kangaroos.
■ The top versus bottom encounter looked as much as Swan Hill romped to a 22.11 (143) to 6.5 (41) win against Tyntynder.
Lachie Foott, Coady Travaglia and Tobi Thoolen were the Swans' best, while Brendan Blackmore (five), Declan Quin (four) and Jonathon Hirst (three) led the goal-kickers.
Brock Storer, Mark Corrie and Josh Cheek were the Bulldogs' best, while Brad Carroll kicked three goals.
■ An inaccurate Woorinen smashed Lake Boga 16.25 (121) to 3.3 (21).
Boasting almost seven times as many scoring shots, the Tigers blitzed the Magpies led by Ben Heenan, Doug Palmer (four goals) and Will Gunter. Brenten Lloyd also kicked three goals.
Nick O'Neill, Jade Pumpa and Hamish Hooppell were the visitors' best.
■ The final match saw Koondrook-Barham secure a big 80-point win against NNW United, 18.10 (118) to 5.8 (38).
The Raiders booted seven goals in the final quarter to seal the result, with Lucas Matthews, Michael Grant and Marc O'Neil the team's best.
Ryan Evans kicked five goals.
Corey Daniels, Ash Thompson and Brent Daniels were the best for the Demons.
■ Full GVFL, MFL, HDFL and PDFL NW results will be in Monday's Riverine Herald, as well as many match reports.
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Similar yesterday padams - 5 miles lunchtime. Riding home later was much nicer. Having ridden in again today (no school run this week) I'll probably run home, which might be advisable anyway if the predicted thunderstorms materialise.
Dustin, how do you know we haven't been doing that for years?
padams/LMH/CW - I've heard a bit about run-walk as a genuine strategy in IM rather than a last resort, even for quicker runners. Theory is that you can run a bit quicker in the 9 minutes to make up for the minute walk, and maintain a more constant pace through the run. I'm thinking of trying it for Mallorca because it's bound to be hot, and in the past I've struggled big time at the end of IM marathons with the exception of Wales which was much cooler. At worst it might cost me a few minutes over an optimal run, but that's a much riskier approach as you know!
Tidy 10k CW, and SC2 as well. Warm for running yesterday.
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A few weeks ago, we brought you news from the launch of the Aston Martin Vanquish Volante that the British brand, which is formally known as Aston Martin Lagonda, was still planning on going ahead with a Lagonda-badged crossover. Now comes word that that vehicle could very well be based on a Mercedes-Benz M-Class.
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Friendly Heads Up from the City of Peoria:
Hopefully you can pass this request on to the local Realtors. We have been receiving a significant number of complaints over the past month about "house for sale" signs that are popping up at subdivision entrances. They are not advertising any particular house, and most don't even have a person's name on them. They just have the name of the company and an arrow. These signs are all in the public right-of-way, and our Public Works Department has been removing them as they do general street work. There will be a sweep coming up that will pull any that have not been removed.