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Camins Encontrats. (Found Paths). Joan Rabascall (works from 1975 and 2012)
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Diario de Barcelona: a journalistic enterprise (1792-2009)
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The key competition in athletics where amateur runners are the protagonists.
Barcelona is skiing too. Discover a different kind of getaway!
The Catalan Pyrenees are just two to four hours away from the cosmopolitan city of Barcelona. Their snow-clad picture-postcard landscape is a haven for lovers of snowboarding, Alpine and Nordic skiing, night skiing, snowshoeing, dog sleds, horse-drawn sleighs, snowmobiles, heliskis… or, in a nutshell, snow addicts!
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Barcelona is the city of contrasts. It is not big in comparison with different capital city, but very dynamic and international, calm but also very active. It has everything: beautiful architecture, cultural events, sea and finally I saw mountains with snow near Barcelona and decided that this is the best city in the world!
Running fever has spread throughout the world at the speed of an Olympic runner. But where do the Barcelona locals train? What are the best routes for running and discovering the city? That's enough questions. Let's put on our running shoes and explore them for ourselves.
It isnt surprising that the Barcelona locals nicknamed Tibidabo "the magic mountain". Standing 515 metres high, it's the tallest point on the Collserola Ridge and its distinctive outline features on many postcards of the city.
The district of Sant Andreu: Barcelona at its most authentic.
There are many Barcelonas, and the district of Sant Andreu is one of the clearest examples of this. Although outside the city centre, it is steeped in the essence of Catalonia: picturesque spots, history, centuries-old shops and futuristic amenities blend harmoniously. Come and visit and you'll feel like a genuine Barcelonian.
Barcelona has become on of Europe's favourite destinations for the lesbian, gay, transsexual, bisexual and intersexual community. As an open-minded and cosmopolitan metropolis, the city offers its visitors a whole host of attractions associated with diversity, freedom and tolerance. The LGTBI district, with its year-round offer of services, is a good example of this.
Passeig de Sant Joan and its surrounding area: where the locals love to hang out
Passeig de Sant Joan doesn't just link two of the city's coolest neighbourhoods, it has recently become the go-to place for Barcelona locals. The stretch between Carrer València and Carrer Casp and the surrounding area has been newly laid out making it ideal for cyclists and pedestrians. It has become a hotspot with interesting bars and restaurants, delightful shops and places that will simply amaze you.
Three city squares for a peaceful Sunday
City squares, particularly in Barcelona, are a meeting point, the focus of city life that gauge the mood of its residents. Spending a Sunday exploring the city's squares can be a great way to discover the city.
Maybe kids and museums are two words, like oil and water, that won't mix… no matter how hard you try. But Barcelona has museums that are perfect to visit with kids and, most important of all, places where all the family will have fun learning new things.
The sacred principles of "pa amb tomàquet"
If you ask any Barcelona local to name the best Catalan invention of all time, nine out of ten will probably reply "el pa amb tomàquet!" (bread rubbed with tomato). More than a simple recipe, culinary technique or custom, the gesture of rubbing tomato on a piece of bread is a sign of Catalan identity.
Free stuff that you won't find in guidebooks
If you want to discover Barcelona with alternative experiences, without spending a penny, keep on reading; you'll be interested in this. Every month there are free activities to get you off the sofa or out of your hotel room to explore the city. Here are just some of the things you can do all year round. But keep your eyes peeled because there's something you can do every day in Barcelona without being out of pocket.
Near Barcelona, you'll find a whole host of wine-tourism activities and ideas you can enjoy on your own, with your husband, wife, partner or friends including wine trails that will give you an insight into the tradition of wine and cava that is deeply rooted in extremely beautiful and diverse landscapes. The five Designations of Origin in the counties of Barcelona have a great deal to offer, from traditional wineries located inland to vineyards by the sea, paired with traditional cuisine and cutting-edge architecture.
Objects, clothes, accessories and nearly everything in life can also have a second life. This is the mission of second-hand markets. They have mushroomed throughout Europe bolstered by the growing popularity of vintage clothes and recycling. Barcelona wasn't going to be left behind, and every year new initiatives emerge that follow in the footsteps of these three classics.
Kids' ideas for parents with kids
When a family is in the middle of a trip, it's a bit like a parliamentary assembly. Sometimes it can be hard to reach a consensus and for everyone to agree on what to do on a particular day. The secret is to make the kids feel as if they are the important ones. Here are some ideas to reconcile your family politics and, above all, to learn and have fun as you've never done before.
Barcelona through a child's eyes
Travelling with children is a great opportunity to discover the city through different eyes and, above all, learn about things you wouldn't normally consider doing when travelling with friends, your partner, husband, wife or even on your own.
The hidden jewels of the Raval
Once known as the "barri xino", the Raval was known for its disreputable atmosphere where alcohol, prostitution and lowlife walked hand in hand through its streets. This atmosphere is long gone and, for more than a decade now, the Raval has established itself as one of the city's coolest neighbourhoods and a focus of the city's entertainment and cultural scene.
It's a pleasure to have the city in the palm of your hand and to forget about the maps, leaflets, flyers and all the information you accumulate while travelling. Barcelona has loads of apps which help you enjoy the city at the click of a button and more than 600 Wi-Fi hotspots throughout the city which you can use to stay connected.
Who said that bikes were only for the summer? In the Catalan capital you can use them all year round. They're also one of the most fun ways to explore the city in the open air, with your friends, family or on your own.
Barcelona has its own distinct melody. It sounds of the sea, of terraces full of people, of the wind blowing down from the mountains, of crowds and the Mediterranean. But if you want to hear its most lingering melody, you won't find it in the streets… you'll have to step inside one of the thousands of bars that resound with the sound of guitars, drums, basses and as many instruments as there are groups in the city.
Bars where you can travel back in time
As we have already mentioned in Historic restaurants and In the hidden jewels of the Raval, Barcelona is full of bars and restaurants that seem frozen in time. Here are some suggestions in case you feel like getting away from the present and landing in the past, even if it's just for a short time.
Poble-sec, from bodega to bodega
It's no coincidence that Poble-sec has been given different names and nicknames in recent years. It could be said that it is one of Barcelona's most laid-back neighbourhoods so it's no surprise that the city's hipster set are making a beeline to live here. This authentic Barcelona neighbourhood was known as "little Paris" in the 1940s when it was a hotbed of fun and its cabarets, theatres, concert halls and bars were at the height of their popularity.
Revetlla de Sant Joan: Barcelona's most magical night
If you start to hear fire crackers going off and see bonfires blazing on the night of 23rd June, don't worry; you're about to discover the most magical night of the year.
If anything defines Catalonia, it's its vineyards which not only shape its landscape but the very essence of its nature, traditions and historic legacy. Just a short distance from Barcelona, 30 minutes by road, you can immerse yourself in the counties of Alt Penedès, Anoia, Baix Llobregat, Baix Penedès and Garraf, which make up the Penedès region, which is famed around the world for its wines and cavas.
Experience La Mercè festival like one of the locals
If you're thinking of heading to Barcelona for a break in September, there are five key dates on the calendar when the city opens its doors and celebrates its festivals in style. The Catalan capital dresses up for the occasion to pay tribute to the Mare de Déu de la Mercè, patron saint of Barcelona since 1687.
A zero-cost cultural afternoon
On Sunday in Barcelona most ticket-office staff seem to have part of the day off, so you won't have to buy tickets for most main museums. The only thing to remember is this rule only applies after 3pm or all day on the first Sunday in the month. That's right! You can enjoy the top museums without paying a penny… surely one of the best deals in town.
Barcelona cocktail bars with pedigree
Making cocktails can be compared to symphony music because you have to be very precise if you want the mixture to attain the perfect harmony. You can't just mix for the sake of mixing; you have to mix with mathematical rigour and in-depth knowledge. If you want to visit some of the city's shrines to cocktails, keep on reading, sit at the bar and watch how the cocktail waiters in their uniforms perform magic in their laboratories.
Museum Night: art in the moonlight
The Barcelona moon bears witness to thousands of magical nights. Although, if you asked it about La Nit dels Museus (Museum Night), it would say that it casts its own peculiar spell, and has a special magnetism that is hard to explain, making it into a night that nobody, whatever their age, should miss.
Barcelona's gin and tonic temples
In five short years, this curious invention, known as gin and tonic has conquered Barcelona's bars; so much so that bottles of gin fill their display cabinets and shelves. Their origins and blends are as varied as the combinations you'll find at the thousands of bars that specialise in serving them.
The city streets are an extension of the lives of its inhabitants; they are part of their homes, their way of sharing and living together in what is, in short, their home or everyone's home. If we walk through Barcelona, we'll see that every street has its own unique story to tell.
The Eixample, a vast kitchen in Barcelona
The Eixample isn't just a modernista site; it's a neighbourhood with a rich and varied culinary offering. If there was one thing the moneyed-classes of the time knew how to do, it was to eat well. That's why, in addition to its artistic heritage, the Eixample maintains its culinary standards as one of the signs of its identity.
Barcelona offers a wide range of gastronomic delights to suit all tastes and pockets. Places where you can travel back in time and discover some of the kitchens where people first began to cook what we know today as Catalan cuisine.
Three family accommodation options
The verb "to sleep" is important in our everyday lives, but it is even more important when we're travelling as a family. After exploring the streets, rest is vital if you want to go back the following day with your batteries recharged to continue to discover everything a great city like Barcelona has to offer. That's why we suggest three different types of accommodation, and an example of each, which are perfect for you and your family to relax and have a rest.
The autumn, oh so lovely. Transformation abounds…everywhere you look in the Val d'Aran there is change. Summer has come to a close and the mountains of this majestic central Pyrenees destination have quickly become a living museum for those fortunate enough to ponder them. Their hues of green, yellow, orange, red and rusty brown compare to the finest of paintings.
23rd April, Sant Jordi. Find out why you'll want to be in Barcelona.
There's one day every year when travellers and visitors to Barcelona feel like they're on another planet. This is a day when Barcelona is suffused with a different atmosphere and it seems that everybody heads to the streets. So if you're planning on coming to Barcelona and your visit coincides with 23rd April, you're in luck! You'll experience the city on what is arguably the Barcelonians' most cherished day.
Sants Festival, how to become one of the locals
In summer, in June and September, Barcelona's former villages host their neighbourhood festivals. They are the perfect excuse to visit the city and lose yourself in its districts that are dressed up to the nines. The Sants Festival keeps alive the spirit of a major festival that used to be held in honour of Saint Bartholomew, the patron saint of the former village of Sants.
If you're someone who enjoys savouring every trip to the full, this is unquestionably your time of year to visit Barcelona. Every year, with the first autumn rains, Catalonia undergoes a cultural and culinary transformation focusing on a food that is an intrinsic part of its identity: mushrooms.
Barcelona for virtual travellers
When we travel, we want to connect with new destinations without having to disconnect from our familiar surroundings. Luckily for us, in the second decade of the 21st century, few of us leave home without our smartphone or tablet: travelling companions that mean we never feel truly alone. The problem is that we may not be able to find a network we can connect to… but this is something you won't have to worry about in Barcelona.
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Mildred Inez Wegener, daughter of the late Matthew Carroll and Birdie Allen Carroll, was born Nov. 24, 1929, in Clarkton, Mo., and departed this life Thursday, March 29, 2012, at the age of 82 years, 4 months and 5 days.
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It seems that over time, my EVO will seem to lose 3g speeds. It goes from getting about 150 kbps to around dial up speeds. Restarting the phone returns the phone back to the original speeds, but this needs to be done everyday. Os there any way I can exchange this phone for a different model if the problem persists because I don't even want to deal with the refurbished models if I exchange this.
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Download "3g reconnect" and see if that helps. Basically all it does it scan for a new tower if the signal gets too low (threshold set by you or the system). And on that note...if it's Sprints towers combined with the area you're in you may be out of luck.
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Also the icons that represent 3G and 4G arent set correctly. If your device is stuck on 1x it is still represented as 3G. When in fact your not on 3G, yout on 1xrtt data service..
I used a widget called Signal Monitor. It would show 1x and my data speeds were abysmal.
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'Environmental literacy' series The seven environmental literacy principles for Long Island Sound are the following: Long Island Sound is an estuary formed from a terminal glacial moraine (Long Island), flushed through tidal action from Block Island Sound, with minor exchange with NY Harbor. Long Island Sound once supported abundant oysters, scallops, birds and lobsters with […]Continue Reading »
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'Environmental Literacy' series The seven environmental literacy points for Moreton Bay (Australia) are the following: Moreton Bay is a shallow productive embayment formed by large sand barrier islands on the east coast of Australia Extensive seagrass meadows support large populations of green sea turtles and dugong The Moreton Bay watershed has an extensive network of […]Continue Reading »
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Environmental Literacy: Determining the essential elements necessary for understanding a topic or a place
Environmental literacy refers to the most basic information necessary for the broadest understanding of a topic that non-experts need to possess to be conversant about the topic. Just as literacy or numeracy refers to the basic ability necessary to read or perform mathematical tasks, environmental literacy provides the basic ability to make informed environmental decisions. […]Continue Reading »
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Maryland Climate Change Summit
Several hundred people gathered at the Maritime Institute conference facility in Baltimore for the Maryland Climate Change Summit on July 25. The Summit was kicked off with a talk by Governor Martin O'Malley to a standing room only audience. Governor O'Malley likened climate change to gravity–physics, pure and simple but also acknowledged that the response […]Continue Reading »
July 25, 2013
Maryland releases a Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan
The first five sentences of Maryland's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan summarize what we need to know and do. 1) Climate change is real. 2) Scientists agree. 3) It's happening now. 4) It's harmful and human caused. 5) We can make a difference through our actions. These simple statements are backed up with a wealth of […]Continue Reading »
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The Conowingo Debate: The role of the dam in Chesapeake Bay restoration
The Nanticoke Watershed Alliance hosted a debate in Cambridge, Maryland regarding the Conowingo Dam, which is the southernmost dam in the Susquehanna River, described in the IAN publication 'Responding to major storm impacts: Ecological impacts of Hurricane Sandy on Chesapeake and Delmarva Coastal Bays'. The debate was held in the Dorchester Public Library on April […]Continue Reading »
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A new special journal issue on water education
A new special issue on Water Education for Sustainability in Higher Education in the Journal for Contemporary Water Research & Education was published, an outcome of a workshop organized by the International WaterCentre. The special issue is dedicated to Dr. Peter Oliver, an educator who passed away last November. The special issue includes a tribute […]Continue Reading »
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Great Barrier Reef literacy
The concept of environmental literacy derives from a series of programs that have established various literacy principles, for example, ocean literacy and Chesapeake Bay literacy. These distillations attempt to identify the essence of what an informed person needs to know. The literacy principles form the overall outline presented here, but it is in the richness […]Continue Reading »
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Biophilia on a coral cay: Reflections from Lady Elliot Island
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Map of Burundi showing the location of the region
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Mugamba is a natural region in the Bururi Province of Burundi. The Rugo is a traditional Burundian house of the region. There is also a town named Mugamba in the Mugamba Commune located in the region.
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Historic populations in this area have created shelters to protect themselves from the relatively low temperatures and high precipitation of this area. The rugo, or traditional Burundian house or housing complex, of this area includes dwellings of all the members of the same family, and is surrounded by a bamboo fence. The dimension of the house is determined by the size of a person lengthened on the ground, extending their right hand outward. A stake having to be used for the tracing of the diameter of the house is then fixed at the end of the finger (the major one). This dimension is function of the social status and the needs for the owner.[1]
World Heritage Status[edit]
This site was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List on May 9, 2007 in the Cultural category.[1]
Le rugo traditionnel du Mugamba - UNESCO World Heritage Centre Accessed 2009-02-24.


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IMF delegation to Sri Lanka apprised of opposition's concerns over government's economic policies
Sun, Feb 10, 2013, 08:26 pm SL Time, ColomboPage News Desk, Sri Lanka.
Feb 10, Colombo: An International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation is currently in Sri Lanka to hold discussions with the government on a fresh US$ 1.5 billion budgetary support facility the government expects to obtain from the global lender.
The IMF delegation, headed by John Nelms and including IMF's resident representative in Colombo Koshy Mathai has also met with members of Sri Lanka's main opposition United National Party (UNP).
During the meeting with IMF delegation, opposition parliamentarians Ravi Karunanayaka, Kabir Hashim and Dr. Harsha de Silva had expressed concerns over the government's economic policies to the visiting delegation.
The opposition MPs had explained that in the event the IMF agrees to grant the US$ 1.5 billion budgetary support facility requested by the government, the Fund would be accused of aiding and abetting the Rajapaksa government's mismanagement of finances.
The IMF delegates had viewed with concern the opposition representatives' explanation that the Rajapaksa government's corruption and inefficiencies were dragging down the country.
The IMF delegation had also agreed that the government had in fact failed to fulfill some of the conditions laid down when the Fund granted the US$ 2.6 billion Stand By Arrangement (SBA).
When the Fund approved the final tranche of the in July last year, the IMF agreed that Sri Lanka's current monetary policy stance is appropriate, while observing that the slowdown in economic activity and declining imports are adversely affecting fiscal revenues and interest payments on government debt are higher than budgeted.
The lender noted that although the authorities are committed to meeting their 2012 deficit target by restraining expenditure, an intensified effort to strengthen revenue administration is needed.
Although Sri Lanka has seen a remarkable progress in the country's economy after the government wiped out the separatist Tamil Tiger rebel group, LTTE, in May 2009, the economic growth has started moderating in response to policy tightening and weakening global demand.
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Monday, April 17 | Open Daily, 9am–5pm
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Saturday, April 30 | 10 am–2 pm
View our favorite selections from our 2016 Spring Collection of thrilling plant material. Close your eyes and imagine fresh, bright annuals, cool refreshing perennials and hot, colorful tropicals. In addition we will highlight the new trends that are sure to keep Pettengill Farm on the cutting edge of the gardening world.
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10 – 11 am: Jan will share her favorite new annual selections of plant material. She will also give advice on growing tips and getting the best performance out of your plants.
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12 – 12:35 pm: Diane Flynn will be introducing our unique house plants and covering the topic of soil and drainage which is often the cause of problems in indoor plantings.
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Fairy Gnome Discovery Walk
Saturday, May 21 | Rain Date, May 22
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Join us at our second annual Fairy Gnome Discovery Walk at Pettengill Farm on Rings Island, Salisbury. The gems of the event are the 100+ Fairy and Gnome Homes peppered throughout a 1 mile wooded path that leads to the marsh and back. Homes are created by very talented professionals, families, school children, and local businesses. The event will have Fairy Tales read in the woods, live music, performances, Newburyport's Theater in the Open, children's crafts, food offerings, and so much more!
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Free Garden Workshop
Saturday, June 18 | 10–11:30 am
June is busting out all over! This is peak time in our display gardens. We will informally tour the gardens, pointing out different plants, and giving garden tips. If you are in need of some inspiration and guidance, we hope you will join us. This is one of the prettiest times to visit the farm.
Shade Garden Fundamentals
Saturday, July 9 | 9:30–11:00 am
Do you have less than 6 hours of sunlight in your yard? Growing in the shade can be a challenge. Whether under trees, dry, wet, or deep shade, we have some suggestions for you. Come and join us, learn to make your shade area a lovely garden to enjoy for many years.
PETTENGILL FARM AND GROUPS, INC presents
A LONG ISLAND—Gardens and Wineries—Bus Tour
Sunday, July 24—Tuesday, July 26
Groups, Inc. is pleased to present this outstanding tour to Long Island, NY, featuring gardens, wineries and gorgeous scenery. Take a peek at this fascinating, action packed itinerary (you'll have to wait until you get home to get any rest!):
Join us as we begin our adventure to Long Island from Pettengill Farm, by heading to New London, CT where we will head to the pier for the Long Island Ferries. We will depart from New London, CT, landing at Orient Point, Long Island, NY, then we head to our hotel for the night—The Sag Harbor Inn right in Sag Harbor, NY. After freshening up in our rooms, we'll be visiting two wineries—one for tasting and touring and the other for tasting and also dinner with pairings. One of the vinyards we will be visiting is Pindar Winery, for a tasting of five of their internationally acclaimed wines. After this feast for the eye and our palettes, we will return to Sag Harbor, where you will be free to explore this wonderful town and it's great shopping as well as the delightful ambiance which our hotel has to offer. Monday, we begin our day with breakfast at the Sag Harbor Inn then we are off on our first adventure of the day—a tour of the Hamptons! Following this historic and scenic tour, our next stop will be at Landcraft Environments, wholesale growers for plants of all kinds—from bulbs and succulents to tropicals—in greenhouses as well as in their extensive gardens that are just begging to be visited. After lunch, we will journey to mid-Long Island where we will visit Old Westbury House and Gardens in Westbury, NY. This is truly one of the East Coast's best takes in terms of gardens and horticultural demonstrations, it's nestled amidst 200 acres of formal gardens, landscaped grounds, woodlands, ponds and lakes. We will spend our evening at the lovely Spring Hill Suites in Bellport, NY. Dinner will be at the Harbor Crab Restaurant in Patchogue, NY., where we will enjoy a delicious buffet served on the deck of a triple decker steamboat (does not move). Breakfast will be bright and early Tuesday, then we are off to Oyster Bay where we will visit Planting Fields Arboretum and State Park—home to the Coe Family. The almost 450 acres of this property was donated to the State of New York and is where we will be treated to lunch and a tour of it's spectacular gardens and greenhouses. Our next featured treat of the day will come after we cross the Frog Hollow Bridge into the Bronx to visit the New York Botanical Gardens and their fabulous exhibition of Impressionism in the Garden. After this amazing day, we will depart the New York City area for home, arriving back in Salisbury at Pettengill Farm sometime mid-evening.
Click HERE to download an APPLICATION for this trip.
Click HERE to download a FULL ITINERARY for this trip.
Free Garden Workshop | Birds and Butterflies
Saturday, August 6 | 9:30–11:30 am
The sights and sounds of birds add so much to the garden. Learn ways to entice birds and butterflies to your home. We will give tips on providing food and shelter for our feathered friends. Shrubs, perennials and annual choices will be discussed. Bring your best bird story!
PETTENGILL FARM AND GROUPS, INC presents
A VERMONT ADVENTURE — Bus Tour
Sunday, September 11—Tuesday, Septmeber 13
Groups, Inc. is pleased to present this adventue to the beautiful state of Vermont—in the midst of the fall foliage season! This tour will feature gardens, Augustus Saint Gaudens National Historic Site, food sampling and endless amounts of gorgeous scenery.
The tour begins, as always, at Pettengill Farm in Salisbury, (where you will be able to safely leave your car). We travel on a deluxe motorcoach departing at 8 am heading to Vermont. Traveling northwest through New Hampshire, we'll arrive at our first visit—Augustus Saint Gaudens National Historic Site in Cornish, NH. Touring with a professional docent, we'll see beautiful gardens and trees. But most importantly, we'll enjoy seeing many of the sculptures that made Saint Gaudens world famous. After lunch we'll visit Cider Hill Gardens and Gallery in Windsor, VT. You'll meet Gary and Sarah Milek, two incredibly interesting folks. Gary is an acclaimed artist and he paints the beautiful flowers and gardens that Sarah plants. What a combination! Then we'll head for Waterbury, VT where we'll be staying in the Best Western Plus Waterbury/Stowe Hotel. It's location is fabulous: you will be surrounded by mountains everywhere so scenic vistas abound. Once you are settled, we'll head over to the Morse Maple Farm near Montpelier, the capital of Vermont. You'll be treated to samplings and a tour of how maple syrup is made and what the color of the syrup means. Finally for this incredible day we'll enjoy dinner at the New England Culinary Institute where students will prepare your delicious meal. After a great breakfast on Monday, we'll be heading to Burlington and the Lake Champlain Valley for a visit to Shelburne Museum, truly a thrilling place to tour. Over 150,000 works are exhibited in a remarkable setting of 38 exhibition buildings, 25 of which are historic. And if that's not enough, you also see 30 plus gardens located on the campus. Shelburne is noted for their incredible zinnias. Who doesn't love Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream? You'll be enjoying a visit to their factory plus their cemetery where they bury flavors they no longer make!!. Next we'll visit Burlington, VT, a lovely city perched on the shores of Lake Champlain, with lots of lovely shops and many interesting places to see. At 6 pm we'll depart on the SPIRIT OF ETHAN ALLEN for a delightful two-hour dinner cruise. Another busy but wonderful day in the Green Mountain state. Tuesday has us enjoying one last breakfast at the Best Western Plus Hotel. We'll head south in the Green Mountains stopping in Proctor to visit the Vermont Marble Museum, largest in the world. Then on to Manchester, VT for a visit that will be loved by all —Hildene, the Lincoln family home and gardens. Here you'll enjoy a delicious lunch before touring the grounds under the guidance of expert docents. Then we're homeward bound, after this fantastic tour, we expect to arrive in Salisbury and Pettengill Farm mid-evening.
Click HERE to download an APPLICATION for this trip.
Click HERE to download a FULL ITINERARY for this trip.
PETTENGILL FARM AND GROUPS, INC presents
AN ADVENTURE IN PROVIDENCE, RI— Bus Tour
Sunday, October 16, 2016
Here's a one-day motorcoach tour you won't want to miss! We'll travel to Rhode Island departing Pettengill Farm at 10:00 am. First stop will be The Farmer's Daughter, an amazing garden center and farm in South Kingstown, RI—this place is simply fascinating! It will be autumn and we have asked the owner, Sarah Partyka, if we can stop in and perhaps have a demonstration of fall floral designs. She is thrilled to have us and while there we will also be able to check out their annual Autumn Festival. Hungry? We'll head into Providence and visti the famous Atwells Avenue better known as Little Italy where we will be dining at Pane e Vino Ristorante . . .it's fabulous! You'll be able to select your entree on the reservation form. Time will be allowed for you to look around (that means shopping) there in Little Italy! Then it's off to Roger Williams Park and Zoo . . .a very special area of Providence. We'll be touring the Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular, a nighttime display of 5,000 illuminated jack-o-lanterns all along the beautiful Wetlands Trail with well over 100 of the pumpkins carved into veritable works of art. Some of these pumpkins actually weigh in at over 1000 pounds! At the end of this nighttime walk, there is the dazzling Laughing Tree with its hundreds of illuminated pumpkins and iconic laughing music—It's fabulous! The 2016 theme is American Treasures. You'll see along the trail scenes featuring Humanitarian Heroes, Endangered Species, Science Theater and Backyard Garden. Each participant will receive a flashlight but the path is well lit. We feel sure everyone will truly enjoy this fantastic treat.~Tour is Full~


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Rhinelander wrestlers prepare for state
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Junior Jacob Demeyer is undefeated. This will be his third year in a row trying to win a state title.
Going into the meet with no losses for the season gives Demeyer mixed feelings.
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This will be the first year Junior Alec Kurtz travels to Madison. Having three other teammates there with him will make a big difference.
"It's definitely based off how Jacob was. He was really nervous all by himself but now there's four of us. And especially with him being experienced down there, that will help a lot and we can lean on each other for that," said Kurtz.
Another wrestler making the trip to Madison will be junior Reuben Guzik. It is his first trip to state, and the nerves are starting to set in.
"I'm actually extremely nervous," he said. "I've talked to past state participants and they've said to just go out there and get a first takedown and everything, all of your nerves go away, so that's what I plan on doing tomorrow."
The only senior wrestling tomorrow is Alec Bess. He realizes that this will be his last time competing.
"It's a good thing because I'll go out there and leave it all on the mat because it's going to be the last time," he said. "I'm usually pretty nervous before each competition, but for this one I'm kind of excited, I guess. I've been waiting."
All four of the wrestlers will compete on Thursday afternoon. Stick with Newswatch 12 for the results.
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Rhinelander, Elcho pick up victories to advance in playoffs
Submitted: 02/21/2017
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- Rhinelander defeated Antigo to advance in the Division Two playoffs.
Meanwhile Elcho continued it's impressive run with a win to advance in the Division Five playoffs.
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Lexi Smith continues to shine as her senior season winds down
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That means at least one more practice, where you can always find her moving at full speed, and pushing her teammates along the way.
"I think it's the most fun part about practice. I love playing defense against her, I love bumping up against her," said Northland Pines junior Cassie Gauthier.
Such determination has been a big part of her athletic success, but it's the huge amount of success that's truly impressive.
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Rhinelander community remembers long-time coach, Mark Apfel
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54-year-old Mark Apfel passed away on Sunday, February 12th.
"He made everyone feel special," said former player, Zach Ready.
He was a long time football, basketball and baseball coach for hundreds of young men at Rhinelander High School.
"He was one of my favorite coaches," said Ready.
The impact of Apfel was felt even off the field.
"He taught me how to treat people. And how to appreciate everything that someone brings to the table. Not everyone can give you everything, but there's always something in someone," said Ready.
Ready is now a football coach for the Hodags. His time with Apfel helped shape him into the coach that he is today.
"He was one of the few coaches that would tell you they loved you and that he would do anything for you," said Ready.
One of Apfel's best friends and coaching partners, Mike Prom, also reflected on who Mark was as a coach.
"If they were in need financially or if they were in need of clothing, or if they needed encouragement, he was there," said Prom.
Prom has used this time to try and sum up Apfel's message to not only his players, but also the Rhinelander community.
"Be committed to people. Love people. Care for people. Get involved in their lives in whatever way you can," said Prom.
Apfel was always trying to make everyone around him better. Prom knows his friend would want his legacy to be heard.
"When you leave this earth, you're leaving a legacy. What kind of legacy are you leaving?" said Prom.
There will be a scholarship offered in Mark's name for Rhinelander senior student athletes. For more information, contact the high school guidance counselor.
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Lakeland Union and Rhinelander boys state swim meet results
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- Friday night, Lakeland Union and Rhinelander went down to Madison for the boys Division 2 state swim meet.
Lakeland Union's Jack Garcia had the best finish of the night for the Northwoods schools. He finished third in the 500 freestyle. Not only did he podium, he also beat his personal record by seven seconds.
"I talked to the guy beforehand that was right next to me and he said 'oh, I want to go a 4:40, a 4:45' and I just thought 'okay, I'll go with you'," said Garcia.
Yes, Garcia was happy with his finish. But he's also only a junior, so he'll be back for more next year.
"It felt really good to swim that well for the end of the year, and I still have another year to improve it even better," said Garcia.
Rhinelander's Nolan Francis was also happy with his times. His best finish was sixth in the 100 yard butterfly with a time of 53.84 seconds.
"It was really a good race. I felt good going in and I was warming up behind the blocks and I just got out there and raced the guy next to me and the race went smooth," said Francis.
Monona Grove dominated the meet. But having such a big school in the same pool didn't intimate the Northwoods swimmers. They knew to simply focus on their own times.
"Not that we don't set our sights for them, it's just they're on a whole different level right now," said Francis.
It also helped that the two smaller schools were there to cheer each other on.
"They always mess around with us and we hang out with them. You get to cheer everyone on, so it's a heck of a lot more fun having them here," said Garcia.
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Medford gymnastics captures Great Northern Conference championship
Submitted: 02/18/2017
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- Less than 24 hours after Medford boys basketball won its first ever Great Northern Conference Championship the Raiders girls gymnastics team matched that accomplishment.
Medford finished off an undefeated conference season by scoring 116 points Saturday and edging out the Rhinelander Hodags in the GNC small-school division.
Some of the Raiders said the win was a result of a new positive approach this year.
"A lot of the girls had different attitudes this year, very positive compared to when I started gymnastics. It was just awesome to see that," said senior Megan Rudolph.
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Elcho snaps 33-year drought, wins Northern Lakes title
Submitted: 02/17/2017
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- The last time the Elcho Hornets won the Northern Lakes Conference, Michael Jordan was still in college and Lynn Dickey was the Packers quarterback.
It was 1984.
But that three decade title drought officially came to an end on Friday.
"Our 8th grade year we went undefeated, so we were kind of like 'yeah when we are seniors, this is the team that is going to make it on the wall again,'" said senior Brenna Denamur.
The Hornets backed up those words by going 12-1this year and rolling to the championship.
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Friday Night Blitz - February 17, 2017
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- Medford secured the boys Great Northern Conference title, as Elcho locked up the girls Northern Lakes crown.
Plus Rhinelander topped Antigo and Laona-Wabeno clinched the Northern Lakes with a win over Phelps.
Check out all that and more on Friday Night Blitz!
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Northland Pines boys and girls hosted regional matchups
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- Check out highlights from both the boys and girls Northland Pines hockey team.
The girls team took down the Lakeland/Tomahawk co-op, 4-0.
The boys team defeated the Mosinee Indians, 5-3.
Both teams advance on to the next round of the regional tournament.
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Antigo hockey hopes to win it all this year
Submitted: 02/14/2017
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Those victories have earned them four straight conference crowns and three straight sectional finals.
"Being so successful, it's something special," said junior defenseman Matt Winter
"It's so special to look up at the banners in a couple years and know we made our mark every year in one way or another," said senior forward Tyler Husnick. "And it's just gotten a little more special for us as we've gotten older."
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The small lake in Eagle River hosted 24 mini hockey rinks from Friday through Sunday.
The tournament wrapped up Sunday and some players finally skated away as champions.
"We are thrilled, we are thrilled it was a lot of hard work, we had to tweak our team a little bit, and it's indescribable. It took so much hard work and comradery and this is amazing," said Chicago native, Charmia Zigmond.
Zigmond's team won the women's 21 and over bronze championship after losing in the final game each of the last two seasons.
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Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5832 Jun 2, 2013
So how do we get ready now? What should we do to prepare? We must know that Jesus is coming back for a Beautiful, Pure, and Holy Bride! As the book of Ephesians states, He is looking for a radiant church, without spot for a wrinkle, or any other blemish. But holy and blameless.
Jesus is NOT coming back for a WHORE, who is married to the world.
To be ready for Jesus, it takes complete surrender and obedience to Jesus Christ. Daily repentance and cleansing is needed to prepare oneself for the Lord.
You must diligently ask the Lord if there is anything in your life that needs to be changed. Don't just assume that you're ready, but pray and find out!
In the book of Matthew Jesus said that Anyone who does not take up his cross and follow Me, is not worthy of Me. Picking up your cross means surrendering your life to God. And this is necessary for being the Bride of Christ.
The rapture will separate those who knew the Lord in Spirit and Truth, from those who knew the Lord just by tradition and form. The whole world is going to see who the Pretenders are!
In many churches, it was very fun an entertaining, and many Christians were celebrating, while they should have been a REPENTING. The preaching just did not lead them to sorrowful repentance.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5833 Jun 2, 2013
--------The rapture will separate those who knew the Lord in Spirit and Truth, from those who knew the Lord just by tradition and form.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5834 Jun 2, 2013
To be ready for Jesus, it takes complete surrender and obedience to Jesus Christ. Daily repentance and cleansing is needed to prepare oneself for the Lord.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5835 Jun 2, 2013
Daily repentance and cleansing is needed to prepare oneself for the Lord. Daily repentance and cleansing is needed to prepare oneself for the Lord.Daily repentance and cleansing is needed to prepare oneself for the Lord.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5837 Jun 5, 2013
- Heavenly Character (Exodus 28:31)
- Spiritual Privileges (Jeremiah 11:16)
- Spiritual Life (Psalms 52:8, Psalms 92:12-15)
- Glory & majesty (Daniel 7:9, Revelation 20:11)
- Purity (Revelation 1:14)
- Completion (John 4:35)
- Royalty (Judges 8:26)
- Wealth (Luke 16:19
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5838 Jun 11, 2013
"One must eat to live and not live to eat."
"To eat an apple going to bed Will make the doctor beg for his bread."
- Old Rhyme
"Land with lots of herring can get along with few doctors"
-Dutch proverb.
"Eat leeks in March and wild garlic in May And all year after, physicians may play."
- Old Welsh rhyme
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5839 Jun 11, 2013
Holy Spirit saith last night & today ...
& HE spoke twice !!
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5840 Jun 11, 2013
"I have prepared the way for you." He was saying, "Its all there right before you. Just claim it!
I have given you the city, now go possess it."...saith the LORD GOD...amen
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5841 Jun 12, 2013
Another Objection: Paul's Advice to Timothy About His Stomach
We know that Paul told Timothy to use a little wine for the sake of his stomach and his frequent ailments (see 1 Tim. 5:23).
Actually, Paul told Timothy to stop drinking water and to use a little wine for the sake of his stomach and frequent ailments. This would seem to indicate that something was wrong with the water.
Obviously, if you are drinking contaminated water, you should stop drinking it and start drinking something else, or you will probably have stomach problems like Timothy.
Read the previous article in this series,
Another Objection: "I'm Just Like Job!"
Read the next article in this series,
Another Objection: "Jesus Only Healed to Prove His Deity."
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5842 Jun 12, 2013
How to be Led by the Spirit
John's gospel records a number of Jesus' promises concerning the Holy Spirit's role in the life of believers. Let's read a few of them:
And I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Helper, that He may be with you forever; that is the Spirit of truth, whom the world cannot receive, because it does not behold Him or know Him, but you know Him because He abides with you, and will be in you (John 14:16-17).
But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all that I said to you (John 14:26).
But I tell you the truth, it is to your advantage that I go away; for if I do not go away, the Helper shall not come to you; but if I go, I will send Him to you....I have many more things to say to you, but you cannot bear them now. But when He, the Spirit of truth, comes, He will guide you into all the truth; for He will not speak on His own initiative, but whatever He hears, he will speak; and He will disclose to you what is to come. He shall glorify Me; for He shall take of Mine, and shall disclose it to you. All things that the Father has are Mine; therefore I said, that He takes of Mine, and will disclose it to you (John 16:7, 12-15).
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5843 Jun 12, 2013
Jesus promised His disciples that the Holy Spirit would abide in them. He would also help them, teach them, guide them and show them things to come. As Christ's disciples today, we have no reason to think the Holy Spirit would do any less for us.
Amazingly, Jesus told His disciples that it was to their advantage that He go away or else the Holy Spirit wouldn't come! That indicated to them that their fellowship with the Holy Spirit could be just as intimate as if Jesus were physically present with them all the time. Otherwise it wouldn't be to their advantage to have the Holy Spirit with them rather than Jesus. Through the Holy Spirit, Jesus is always with us and in us.
In what ways should we expect the Holy Spirit to lead us?
His very name, Holy Spirit, indicates that His primary role in leading us will be in leading us to be holy and obedient to God. So everything that pertains to holiness and the accomplishing of God's will on earth is within the realm of the Holy Spirit's guidance. He will lead us to obey all of Christ's general commandments as well as in Christ's specific commandments that pertain to the unique ministry God has called us to. So if you want to be led by the Spirit in regard to your specific ministry, you must also be led by the Spirit in general holiness. You can't have one without the other. Too many ministers want the Holy Spirit to lead them into great ministry exploits and miracles, but don't want to bother with the "smaller" aspects of general holiness. That is a great error. How did Jesus lead His disciples? Primarily by giving them general instructions in holiness. His specific leadings for their ministerial responsibilities were rare by comparison. So it is with the Holy Spirit who indwells us. So if you want to be led by the Spirit, you must first of all follow His leadings to be holy.
The apostle Paul wrote, "For all who are being led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God" (Rom. 8:14). It is our being led by the Spirit that marks us as being among those who are God's children. Thus all of God's children are being led by the Spirit. It is up to us of course, as free moral agents, to obey the Spirit's leadings.
All of this being so, no Christian really needs to be taught how to be led by the Holy Spirit, because the Holy Spirit is already leading every Christian. On the other hand, Satan is trying to mislead God's children, and we still have the old nature of the flesh within us that leads us contrary to God's will. So believers do need to learn to discern the Spirit's leading from those other leadings. That is a process on the road to maturity. But the foundational fact that is this: The Spirit will always lead us in line with God's written Word, and He will always lead us to do what is right and pleasing to God, what will bring Him glory (see John 16:14).
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5846 Jun 15, 2013
The reason that I'm calling Israel is forever, forever, is because it is forever. Somebody wrote once and said nothing is forever. Well, anything God puts together is forever and the reason I called it that was because I was prophesying to the land when I was there. When I went to do the gathering at the Tower of David, you gathered with me. We heard great revelations and words that are still coming to pass. But I went back again, to the land, to prophesy into the land like Elisha did, and others to bring resources from nothing.
So I felt like God took this very personally, that they're not only trying to attack, and all these weapons that they're using against Israel to destroy it they never will, as long as He has a mouth that will speak and a promise that will be reminded to Him.
But now they're trying to take away the resources and destroy them again; therefore, I felt a vengeance coming up and God saying, "Kim, I want you in Israel, whether you go with God TV or not. You get to Israel" (because we are going with God TV and you can join us - click here.) Please do it; stand with me on that soil in August of this year. But we're going to go back again we're already planning it, again later on because God has told me, "You must dedicate yourself not only to America and to some of the nations that I've told you, but to Israel again."
He's making me go back again things I don't want to do. And now telling me today, here on this program, "I want you back in Israel. I want you back there, prophesying to the land; I want you to sing songs and your mantle and whatever I give you will bring the preservation." But He did say, and I heard this clearly, "I want to rip out some of these tongues." Now I don't know what that means; they could stop speaking or they could be not voted back into power, I don't know what it is, but God help them.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5848 Jun 15, 2013
"I want you back in Israel. I want you back there, prophesying to the land; I want you to sing songs and your mantle and whatever I give you will bring the preservation." But He did say, and I heard this clearly, "I want to rip out some of these tongues." Now I don't know what that means; they could stop speaking or they could be not voted back into power, I don't know what it is, but God help them.
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#5849 Jun 15, 2013
If you are an American just try to visit any other Middle Eastern country instead of Israel and you would murdered on the spot. The Jews are our friends and allies.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5851 Jun 16, 2013
Social Studies for Kids
The Hebrews and Their One God
The Hebrews dared to be different. For them, their was only one god: Yahweh. They worshipped Yahweh as the all-powerful god. Yahweh was in charge of their lives and responsible for their safety. The Hebrews were Yahweh's "chosen people."
This was a fundamental difference between the Hebrews and their neighbors in the ancient Middle East. The Egyptians, Babylonians, and other neighbors of Canaan, Israel, and Judah were missing out on Yahweh's favor.
Another fundamental difference was the Hebrews' belief that Yahweh was a just god, a fair god. They didn't believe, as their neighbors did, that the gods of nature and cities didn't really care about their people. According to Hebrew tradition, Yahweh had made a Covenant (or agreement) with Abraham: If they would worship Yahweh as the one, true god, Yahweh would let them live in Canaan as long as they wanted.
And out of the belief that Yahweh was a just, fair god came the idea of the 10 Commandments, laws given to Moses to give to the Hebrew people as examples of how to live and be fair and true to each other, as Yahweh was fair and true to them.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5852 Jun 16, 2013
The Scriptures portray God the Father as being omnipotent. Because of His incomparable power, there is nothing that God cannot achieve. Since He created and sustains all things through His Holy Spirit, no being within God's creation is able to thwart His plan or purpose. Several times, God states in the Scriptures that His will is to eventually save all mankind. His chosen vessel for accomplishing this salvation is His son Yeshua the Messiah.
Per His plan, God has called many people now to worship Him. However, from those many called, only a few will be chosen to be saved (Matt. 20:16; 22:14) in this age. God's purpose in saving those few now is so that they can in turn help save others later. Most are destined to be used by God at this time to extend His mercy to those few. God's plan calls for using most people in this age to show His wrath and to make His power and glory known to those on whom He is having mercy (Rom. 9:22-23). Seeing and recognizing God's wrath and power causes those He has called and chosen to fear Him. According to the Scriptures, the fear of YHVH leads to obedience, which brings us wisdom (Job 28:28; Psa. 111:10; Pro. 9:10; 15:33), knowledge (Pro. 1:17; 2:5), and life (Pro. 10:27; 14:27; 19:23; 22:4).
God planned in exquisite detail how to bring many sons into His family before He created the universe. Unfortunately, as the apostle Paul stated, God's decrees are unfathomable and His ways incomprehensible to most of mankind (Rom. 11:33). He has blinded the majority so that they cannot understand His plan or how it is being accomplished. Even among believers, what God is doing is not well understood. However, when all is said and done, it will be recognized by everyone that God alone is responsible for the salvation of humanity. No one will be able to boast that they played any part in their own salvation. It is by God's grace alone, not our works, that our Father will bring us into His divine family. In this way, God the Father will receive all the praise and glory from His children for His merciful act of salvation.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5853 Jun 16, 2013
What is God really trying to accomplish here on earth? This is a question that religious men and women have pondered since the dawn of creation. Paul tells us that the mystery of God was hidden throughout all the ages and generations from the time of creation until the appearance of the Messiah. After his first coming, however, the heavenly Father revealed this mystery to His saints (Col. 1:26). Yet how well do those who profess to have accepted Yeshua the Messiah (Jesus Christ) really understand God's mysterious plan?
Most Christian denominations believe that they have a good grasp of the mystery of God the Father. They think He is saving those who, of their own free will, accept the sacrifice of His son Yeshua. Conversely, they believe that God will condemn and eternally punish those who do not accept that sacrifice (either because of conscious rejection or ignorance).
Under that basic premise, most of Christianity has implicitly decided that God is going to end up saving just a minority of humanity, since even the most optimistic assessment can only conclude that most people throughout history have NOT accepted the saving sacrifice of Yeshua. Yet does this understanding agree with what God says He will do in His Word? In this article we will examine what the Bible truly teaches about this misunderstood mystery of God that even now so few really comprehend.
In order to lay out the mystery of God, we must first understand some things about God that the Father reveals of Himself. God tells us quite a bit about Himself and His abilities in the Bible.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5854 Jun 16, 2013
God the Father Omnipresent, Omniscient and Omnipotent
These three impressive sounding words describe God's presence, knowledge, and power, which are concepts found often in the Scriptures.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5855 Jun 16, 2013
Israel's Glorious Future
As mentioned earlier, God's ultimate intention for the nation Israel is that they should one day live under the more powerful, more effectual conditions of the New Covenant which is the covenant which is now in effect in the world-wide church of Jesus Christ,
This is pictured in Ezekiel 36 this way:
"'For I will take you out of the nations; I will gather you from all the countries and bring you back into your own land. I will sprinkle clean water on you, and you will be clean; I will cleanse you from all your impurities and from all your idols. I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh. And I will put my Spirit in you and move you to follow my decrees and be careful to keep my laws." (Ezekiel 36:24-27)
It is after the church is completed that God will turn again to Israel as a nation and focus His activities once again from His unseen headquarters in Jerusalem.
Peter has related how God first visited the Gentiles, to take out of them a people for his name. And with this the words of the prophets agree, as it is written,`After this I will return, and I will rebuild the dwelling of David, which has fallen; I will rebuild its ruins, and I will set it up, that the rest of men may seek the Lord, and all the Gentiles who are called by my name, says the Lord, who has made these things known from of old.'(Acts 15:14-18)--The quote is from Amos 9:11-12).
In his great discourse on Israel's future the Apostle Paul assures us,
Lest you [believing Gentiles] be wise in your own conceits, I want you to understand this mystery, brethren: a hardening has come upon part of Israel, until the full number of the Gentiles come in [to the church], and so [or, "then"] all Israel will be saved; as it is written, "The Deliverer will come from Zion, he will banish ungodliness from Jacob"; "and this will be my covenant with them when I take away their sins." As regards the gospel they are enemies of God, for your sake; but as regards election they are beloved for the sake of their forefathers. For the gifts and the call of God are irrevocable. Just as you were once disobedient to God but now have received mercy because of their disobedience, so they have now been disobedient in order that by the mercy shown to you they also may receive mercy.(Romans 11:25-32)
The Old Testament books of prophecy are full of promises of the future blessing of Israel. This will be developed later in the last section on the Millennial Reign of Christ and beyond.
Pasir Gudang, Malaysia
#5856 Jun 16, 2013
Luther speaks thunderbolts.
"One of the finest and noblest gifts of God is music. This is very hateful to the devil, and with it we may drive off temptations and evil thoughts. After theology I give the next place and highest honour to music. It has often aroused and moved me so that I have won a desire to preach. We ought not to ordain young men to the office of preacher if they have not trained themselves and practised singing in the schools."
That is pretty strong. I fear many would not have been preachers if they must first have been singers.
Still, there is a power about song; and to sing the praises of God in psalms such as those I have read to you is most consoling.
Suppose you have done with the minstrelsy which I have now mentioned, there is next the music of gospel doctrine. I confess to you that, when depressed in spirit, I love a little of thorough Calvinistic doctrine.
I turn to Coles on Divine Sovereignty, and relish his plain speaking upon sovereign grace. The doctrine of election is noble music: predestination is a glorious hallelujah. Grace abounding, love victorious, truth unchanging, faithfulness invincible: these are melodies such as my ear delights in.
The truth of God is fit music for angels. The harps of the redeemed never resound with more noble music than the doctrines of grace. Every truth has its melody, every doctrine is a psalm unto God. When my heart is faint, "Bring me a minstrel," and let him sing of free grace and dying love.
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Instant party starter! In case you missed out on this 12" we've got a few copies for you. Omar-S teams up with Ob Ignitt for the infectious and oh so useful "Wayne County Hill Cop's (Part.2)." Throw is on and watch what happens, you wont be disappointed. Our pick here is the original mix which starts out with the Axel F indebted synth hook before getting down to business. Just a few copies left so don't sleep. Recommended.
- music label: FXHE Records 2013