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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Sunday called President Obama "ignorant," saying he has a lot to learn about Latin America.
The Venezuelan leader said he had been ready to name a new ambassador in Washington when Obama took office, but put that on hold after the new U.S. president accused him of "exporting terrorism" and being an obstacle to progress in the region.
"At least one could say, 'poor ignorant person,"' Chavez said on his weekly television and radio program, adding that Obama "should read a little bit so that he learns about ... the reality of Latin America."
U.S. National Security Council spokesman Mike Hammer declined to comment on Chavez's statements.
Chavez's relations with Washington grew increasingly strained under former president George W. Bush. The Venezuelan president expelled the U.S. ambassador and withdrew his envoy from Washington in September. Top diplomats have yet to be restored at either embassy.
Chavez and Obama both plan to attend a summit of leaders from across the Americas next month in Trinidad and Tobago. There, Chavez said he will make a case for Cuba to be included in regional talks, saying "we can no longer continue to accept the impositions of the U.S. empire."
"We ask only for respect for Venezuela, nothing else," Chavez said. "If Obama respects us, we'll respect him. If Obama tries to keep disrespecting Venezuela, we will confront the U.S. empire."
Chavez said he showed some of the U.S. administration's critical remarks about him to U.S. Rep. William Delahunt when the Massachusetts Democrat visited Caracas last week.
"They keep pointing to me as the bad boy, as the one who attacks," Chavez said. "Who stared the attack first? Obama."
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You say it doesn't print it all, so what would it print, how would the missing look?
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What is Typography?
is what
looks like.
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It's more than
letters in a page.
It's more than just a font.
Typography is the
, and
of type design.
It all started in
's invention of the
movable type
How is type constructed?
Each disting part of a letter has its own name.
The x-height size varies from typeface to typeface.
Serifs Vs Sans Serifs
Type point/size
Point size – is actually the  height of a letter (1pt = 1/72 of an inch)
Type features
Four typographic variables
1. Type Size
2. Type
3. Type Style
4. Type Form
Display type Vs Body type
Display type refers to the use of type at large sizes, perhaps 30 points or larger.
Body type is the specific typeface that is used in the main text.
Functions of Type
Get a reader's attention and interest. [Readability]
Be easy to read. [Legibility]
Place type on a plain background that contrasts well in value.
Body text = 10 to 12 points
Help the reader scan/organize
Use type consistently
Respect hierarchy.
Limit use of fonts
Too many fonts (or typefaces) = jumbled mess.
Bold Type
Use for emphasis, to highlight important points.
Don't overdo it.
Type, Leading and Line length
For long passages, consider type with a large x-height
Leading is a measure of vertical space between lines.
The correct leading is based on the text size.
It is the maximum length of a single line of text before the next word in a sentence 'wraps' onto the next line underneath.
White Space
How do you want your text to line up?
The empty space between and around the elements of a design or page layout.
Space between columns;
Space between lines of type.
! For pages, make lines between 40 and 70 characters long.
! For screens, reduce the line length to 40-55 characters.
Italics for lengthy passages
On screen
Setting multiple lines in capital letters.
The number of words broken by hyphenation
Use but don't abuse
Drop Caps
Drop Shadows
Letter spacing
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jorum, a capacious vessel from which food is eaten, as broth or stew.
As he came I poured out a second jorum of coffee, and remembering that he liked it sweet, put in plenty of sugar.
He laughed, seeing that she did not understand, and poured out a jorum of coffee.
Inside the castle the great halls had been decorated, by order of King jorum, in holly and mistletoe.
Peter literally fulfilled his promise of taking a jorum in future.
And as he spoke he contrived to swallow a jorum of scalding tea, containing in measure somewhat near a pint.
In the mean time the jorum of ale was in continual circulation.
This seemed to make the wretch think better of his purpose, for he fired the weapon into the jorum instead.
King jorum shook his head vigorously, although he was too happy to do anything but smile all the time.
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In First Grade, students learn about The God of Possibilities and the following values: kindness, respecting others, forgiveness, and servant attitude.
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- Drawing, cutting, gluing, playing games, and activities to involve parents with the Bible
Students formulate their own Bible-based value system anchored in the values Jesus taught.
Administrators, teachers, and homeschoolers can be confident in Biblical Choices to integrate intentional, comprehensive Bible learning with an educational focus including systematic Bible study, tests, and assessments that complement the other subjects taught in the classroom.


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Benefits of Running a Business
Running an effective business provides significant benefits.
- Effective businesspeople are able to stay indefinitely in the country if they are providing something of real value like greater productivity, foreign exchange, and job creation.
- They have more freedom for witness within their company and beyond. It is easier for them to share their faith without threat and to offer Bible studies. They can use company facilities. Of course, they must be careful not to violate employees who are a captive audience.
- They often have many networks of contacts among the people: workers, suppliers, customers, government officials, transport people, etc. What a great opportunity for witness!
- They model and set patterns of hard work, of integrity, of running a successful business, and of the validity and proper use of profits.
- They provide jobs, especially for Christians who are discriminated against.
- The help workers develop Increased job skills, productivity, and confidence.
- They can provide money to fund other ministry.
This is terribly important. The central non-spiritual need in developing countries is real economic development which increase productivity. Without it, no other development can be sustained whether health care, transportation, communications, or general quality of life. But this requires more than technology. Central to this is developing a genuinely good work ethic—morally good, not merely American with all our "get ahead" – "the good life" values. Effective businesses provide jobs, increase productivity, and build people's fruitfulness and self-worth. Infusing godly patterns of work and business is indispensable. Godly, effective business tentmakers are invaluable!
The Cost of Running a Business
But there are disadvantages. Running a business is consuming. There are enormous hurdles overseas—taxes, regulations, customs, and relationship patterns. Legally required taxes can be so high as to make profitability virtually impossible. Bureaucratic regulation can be paralyzing. Dishonesty and fraud may be so common that running a business is almost unworkable. Starting a successful business in the U.S. can be challenging enough. Starting one overseas can seem impossible. People need special gifts, skills, training, and experience to pull off a business.
Business Integrity
The business must be real. Phantom businesses dishonor Christ and often hurt people. If it just provides a cover to live in a country, it provides a model that deception and circumventing authorities is okay justified for a good cause.
Further, the business' earnings must cover all expenses including all salaries which are usually the biggest expense. Covering salaries from non-profit sources is unfair competition and is illegal. A real business must cover all its costs or else fail.
Running a business without full commitment to its success and full dependence on its income creates a bad model. It communicates a low view of work and profit—that work and faith do not integrate and that profit is illegitimate. It also models a poor work ethic. Yet a truly good work ethic is core to discipleship and one of the greatest needs in developing countries.
A bad model robs the people of seeing how to run a successful business and developing the skills they need to do so. It also contributes little to job creation, which is so desperately needed. People need to see a Christian model of godly, effective business. A genuine Christian business provide jobs, increases skills, builds better work ethics and character, raise people's expectations of what they could do, stimulates more businesses, and expands the economy. Godly, effective business people are greatly needed.
Launching an Effective Businesses
First, get training and experience here. Ideally get start-up experience before trying overseas.
Second, research the culture, market, and business environment. How do relationships and decision-making work in the culture? How does work itself proceed? What are the tax laws? Business regulations? Government bureaucracy? What products and services are needed in the country? Which ones are marketable and how? Where and how is best to set up the physical operation? What capital is needed?
It is highly desirable to live and work in the country for a year or two to observe and learn the culture and business environment. This also enables you to build relationships for the future.
Third, develop a strong, but flexible business plan which covers all areas previously mentioned. As part of this planning, develop a set of Christian company values and cultural strategies to build these into the company. Along with the business plan, develop a tentative ministry plan for reaching your circle of contacts.
Fourth, find resources of money and people to run the business. Once resources are in place, set up the physical location, equipment, and systems to operate the business.
Fifth, launch the business-ministry. At this point, the work is only beginning. From here you must keep adapting both in business and in ministry.
Build ministry out of natural on-the-job relationships. Business people have more freedom for evangelism within their business. They also have natural influence. So fishing evangelism and starting seeker Bible studies are natural. But participation should never be mandatory, nor a condition of advancement. Rather, the gospel should draw people because of its power and beauty in the life of the business tentmaker and the story of Jesus. For more, see "Workplace Evangelism: How to Fish out Seekers" and "Investigative Bible Study Discussions" on GO's website, www.globalopps.org.Grow ministry in sync with the business.
Sixth, keep adjusting, building, and discipling. Creative problem-solving, change and unflagging spiritual pursuit are essential for effective business and ministry.
Running a business is not for everyone, but the payoff can be very rewarding!
© David English, Global Opportunities, 2000, 2010
Ken Crowell – Galtronics: Doing Business in Israel
Doing business for God? Possible or impossible? Done wrongly or just as a cover, running a business can dishonor the name of Christ. But done the right way, it can be a great tentmaking strategy. Realistically, running a business places many extra demands on a tentmaker. It's not for everyone. But for the person with the right gifts and temperament, it offers some great advantages: long-term access without the need to renew or replace a contract, leverage in the society by providing needed products and jobs, a natural structure for implementing Christian values, and more.
Here's the story of a very effective business that began small but couldn't stay that way! God made it grow! He did it through one of his special children named Ken Crowell, who started a business called Galtronics in Tiberius on the Sea of Galilee.
Ken possessed academic, spiritual and work qualifications before he began. He already held several patents. He supported his family as a project engineer with a large firm in Portland while both he and his wife graduated from Multnomah School of the Bible.
Then he was recruited for a three-year contract with a large international firm's affiliate in Tel Aviv. Consequently he learned the culture and the business culture of this country before he struck out on his own. The company almost tripled under his leadership. His complete openness about his faith gave him many opportunities to witness and he was introduced everywhere as "the Christian engineer." This is impact of being well qualified and doing quality work, as Paul commanded in Eph.6:5-10, Col.3:22-24.
In 1977 he started his own firm. He wanted to produce antennas for two-way communication transceivers–something unavailable in Israel and an excellent product for export. The Israelis were so eager to have it that they facilitated all the legal red tape involved in the incorporation.
He had already started a small operation in the U.S. for the purpose of transferring it overseas. But a partner diverted its purpose. He had to begin his new firm in Israel with almost nothing! His first "factory" was his own house. The first work bench was a discarded X-Ray table from the old Scottish hospital. The antennas needed to be baked. So he put the black, sticky PVC plastic into his wife Margie's oven. It regularly smelled and smoked up the house. Finally Margie gave an ultimatum: antennas or cookies, but not both! So he found other facilities!
Ken had three purposes:
- To establish a company in a place where there was little or no Christian witness. Tiberius, with no Christian church for centuries, qualified for that! It was an unlikely location because it is the city to which the rabbis fled after the temple in Jerusalem was destroyed, and where the Mishna and Talmud were written. Today it is one of four rabbinical centers in Israel–conservative and fanatical. He planned to start a house fellowship which he dared not call a "church."
- To provide employment to Jews, Arabs and Christians, to enable one-on-one evangelism. He also gave jobs to Jewish believers who could not get employment because of their faith.
- To bless the nation of Israel with high quality "Made in Israel" exports to strengthen the economy.
When he started, he was received by the mayor of Tiberius and the city clerk, because this would be the city's first factory! The rabbis began their opposition at the same time. Nevertheless, in a short time he had 30 employees and 30 in the house fellowship!
Then a young Israeli military officer came to visit whom Ken remembered winning to the Lord in Tel Aviv when he was just a boy! Ken invited him to become his general manager. Later he became the pastor of the Peniel Fellowship.
But rabbinic opposition increased. The little hotel the Christians rented for the fellowship was burned to the ground. Margie was hit in the head by a rock thrown through their plate glass window. Then 35 Orthodox Jews invaded the company while the rabbis danced the Hora outside. They counted on all Ken's non-Christian Jewish and Arab employees abandoning him. Instead, they defended him.
This story made the newspapers and television, resulting in reports on what Messianic Jews believe and teach! There were even public debates over Christian beliefs!
At this point the rabbis launched three criminal investigations against Ken, but he was cleared in every case! Once again, this greatly increased communication of the gospel! By then Ken had about 300 employees and almost 300 in the Peniel Fellowship!
Then a seemingly small move made an enormous difference for the company. His employees started a basketball team and won the championship for the city! The mayor himself awarded the trophy. The company became popular with the press and the local citizens. Though the Crowells were foreign, the firm was wholly identified with the people of Tiberius.
Then Ken asked the assistant to the Prime Minister of Israel how he could help the country. The PM said they were expecting half a million Jewish immigrants from Russia and they had few jobs to offer. An understatement! The Berlin Wall came down and Russian Jews came in droves, by land, air and sea! Ken employed 120 in Tiberius.
Among these immigrants were Messianic Jews. So the government passed a new law that all Jews who had become Christian weren't really Jews and thus not eligible for financial help and liable to deportation. Many of these Jewish Christians were living in miserable condition in Haifa. So Ken started a branch firm in Haifa and hired 60 of these Christian Jews! He also started another fellowship! All this made Galtronics the biggest employer in the whole Galilee region!
Then the Kuwait-Iraq War brought 39 scud missiles raining down–most of them in Haifa where they broke out factory windows. People feared for the loss of Ken's factories and scarce products and asked if he could start a backup firm in another location. So he started a branch in Scotland–run by Christians with the same principles of work and witness.
Ken now has 800 employees. Recently the Israeli government gave him two of their highest awards: the Decade Award–best firm in the decade! And the Kaplan Prize–highest award for industry. These were bestowed by the Prime Minister in the Knesset's marble hall with most of Israel's dignitaries present.
The Orthodox also came, in their distinctive black robes and long flowing beards, and charged among other things, that these Christians kidnaped Israeli children and sold them to Africa! The authorities apologized. But once again, this opposition led to much TV and newspaper publicity, all of it positive for Jesus Christ!
Ken Crowell's latest venture? A firm in China–to provide jobs for the unemployed in that country, to spread the knowledge of Jesus Christ in house fellowships, and to bless China!
Ken's story has continued since this report in the late 1990s with continuing Kingdom impact and blessing.


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Thorsten Scherler wrote: > On Mon, 2007-04-23 at 07:17 -0500, Brian M Dube wrote: >> David Crossley wrote: >>> I am not yet clear about your main aim. Is it to move >>> the existing functionality out of the core and leave it >>> at that (a legacy system)? Or is it to create a framework >>> as described above which would enable future development >>> of skins functionality as well as dispatcher. >> If community support of skins is questionable, then a flexible framework >> seems to me the way to go. >> > > > I do not see the need nor the work force to have to different > skinning/theming frameworks. > > I see the dispatcher as successor of skins which should be moved to a > plugin, but not 2 different frameworks. With skins moved to plugin(s) there will still be the choice of frameworks, but I don't see the need for a parent framework to manage this choice. You could simply add the required plugins for the rendering method you want. And this could even be a new method in addition to skins and dispatcher. >>> Not sure what to do about the different skins. >>> There would be a similar discussion in the archives about >>> when the Dispatcher work established the f.a.o.themes.core >>> plugin. >>> Let us continue to express our needs for a little >>> while on this dev list, before launching into the >>> actual development. >> Fair enough. For one of my projects I tested a modification to the >> Forrest build files that leaves out (unused) skin resources when >> building dispatcher sites. It would be great if this case is handled >> when skins move out of core. > > Regarding this files they should be provided by the plugin itself in the > jar. > > I can help a wee bit but my time is limited ATM since my 2 girls are 3 > days old. Congratulations. Brian
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Since Simple Things' 2013 move down the calendar from May bank holiday to mid-Autumn, Bristol has played host to two of the UK's most distinctive day events, which bookend the festival season. Estranged from the pink clouds and rainbows of Love Saves The Day, Simple Things 2016's visuals are black, white and red; a mural of 'Just Do It' stickers plastered against the inside door of a club toilet. If LSTD props up a summer of euphoric green fields, knees and new second-hand vests then Simple Things 2016 proposes an autumn and winter of artificial light. It engages with a more abstract take on modern music on arena stages, in gloomy backroom bars, and in the spaces in between.
My home of two weeks, Bristol, naturally absorbs a few thousand music fans with little effort. In a new city I was council tax band B, press wristband bound round my surrogate right wrist.
The last festival of the year started with local band Cousin Kula whose exultant psych-pop billowed up the Colston Hall's three sets of stairs. It was home to three of the live music stages and The Terrace, a rooftop patio where a selection of local DJs warmed the idle, line-up flicking hands of early arrivals. I slid toward The Christmas Steps following the sounds of Aldous RH's languid, bendy, shoes-off pop in The Foyer. Along with other day-trippers, I tacked a course through the line-up, imbued with a jittery determination to see as much as possible. Understandably most festivalgoers are happier to drift, chat in queues, savour their pint and feed themselves but every so often I'd meet a two-step-at-a-time-taker in an unacknowledged foot race to get to a venue early and I followed one to watch Big Moon on the main stage. The London-based four piece's wily singalong garage-rock fits as effortlessly into the Colston Hall as it does cram itself into a sweaty underground bar, and their exuberant set delighted whilst their undeniable star power marked the sense that for those in attendance the festival was now very much in full flow. They finished on 'Sucker' and I bundled my way to The Gryphon to catch vibrant, garage-rock outfit Van Zeller. Like everyone else between acts, I assumed the walk from one venue to another was enough time to finish a beer or even two. I arrived swollen and crashed around for half of their set in the upstairs room, which was easily the loudest and smallest venue. Only the day's first proper headliner's imminent arrival on the main stage could draw me away and I became unbearable company worrying about whether there would be a queue. There wasn't and I arrived with time to spare.
Allah-Las' note-perfect, hair-perfect slick slack softened the angles of the Colston Hall. The holograms sounded like recordings and we were bathed in purple light. They rotated vocals and instruments, strolling through their new album like a garden and then playing a string of early hits. Allah-Lahs' psych-rock was ageless and full of an ease of character, floating with a wry smile around the slightly stiff surroundings of one of Bristol's most historic concert halls now revamped. There were seats, of course. An upstairs balcony full of seats and the main part downstairs half-full of seats and when I first entered I said to myself "There are seats", envisaging a hall of people sitting down watching Death Grips. The crowd sailed out to 'Catamaran'.
Wedged in the ground floor stairwell, the unassuming Foyer stage provided several of the festival highlights and was an inevitable stop-off point between acts. Equally unavoidable was the charm and gimmick-free zeal of Kanda Bongo Man's infectious ground-floor kwassa kwassa party. Congo's most famous musical son mined his considerable back catalogue for the 90-minute set whilst spectators crowded up and down staircases and landings. We revised body movements learned in warehouses and nightclubs, only half-matched the warm-hearted fervour and joy of Kanda Bongo Man's musicians and dancers and, as one, overcame the sense that we were effectively dancing in a very nice airport lobby.
One of Bristol's last remaining members-only pubs, The Sportsmans was implausibly repurposed as the venue to host some of the day's most raucous acts. I thoughtlessly consigned Idles to a long list of bands I did not have time to see but no doubt their caustic, boiled-egg Britain punk ('Mary Berry loves reggae!') would have rung truer than ever from the wood-panelled walls under glass faux-finery and the watchful eye of a portrait of Winston Churchill. The place packed out for Twin Peaks. Pub members sat staunchly at the back and looked on with short, un-shockable faces as the Chicago outfit whipped out hit after hit, coaxing the front half of the back room into a whirl of bouncing bodies as the floor bent and rocked. For a band whose newer material has moved towards misty-eyed pop nostalgia, Twin Peaks always bring the party and in a shared sense of wanting to be there when something happened, 2016's young music fans jumped up and into each other, spurred on each time the parquet bowed and sprung. "Twin Peaks played and they were amazing and the floor broke" I texted a friend. We got as far as 'Making Breakfast' in the setlist and the show was cut short as the basement ceiling beneath us had given way and we were ushered out.
Queues curled round the Colston Hall for Warpaint. Talk of 'One in One Out' briefly sucked life from the patient and/or inebriated. We all got in in the end, mostly sat down towards the back. The arena-happy, moody down-tempo set didn't do much for some sections of the seated audience so we trickled out in search of food, light and something to shake us up. We watched our clocks for Death Grips. The queues were shorter this time; at 11:30pm Death Grips arrived and hit hard and ferocious from the first. Surely a request from the artists themselves, the houselights were up for almost the entire set, causing the jarring corners of their live set-up assault became twice as unnerving in false daylight. From the half-full top balcony (where everyone was standing) we had a lucid vision of midnight; under the lights the crowd was centre stage and we found ourselves watching each other to the clanking, unrelenting backing track of our modern anxiety as imagined by the Sacramento 3 piece. 'Guillotine' came down on the performance and I made sure it wasn't all a dream.
From the outside, The Colston Hall's glass front allowed an illuminated five-story cross-section and by 1:30am the to-ing and fro-ing had stopped and festivalgoers were clambering for a space on a staircase, landing or bannister, to catch a glimpse of Charlotte Church in the Foyer in her wedding dress karaoke get-up. A crowd enraptured sang along to covers of Sugababes, Basement Jaxx, The Cardigans and Rage Against the Machine. In an age in which Spotify might in all seriousness call for you to 'kick on the throwback jams', Charlotte Church brought it to life. She embodied and unified a few hundred 20 and 30-somethings with picks from our collective memory delivered with gusto, open-heartedness and musical chops. Our heroine for the night as the second part of a mystifying and ultimately inspired double header, Charlotte Church stole the show
Words by Dan Keevil
Photography by Rebecca Cleal, Andrzej Zając and Jack Tyler respectively. Photography courtesy of the Simple Things Facebook page.


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by Patricia
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I remember years ago when Billy and I first came to be. I told my cousin when she asked about him "I don't want a man I can live with, I want a man I can't live without" ~ how did I know those words would be so true to life?
Just as I started this writing to you all, because I know I can write what I feel and what I'm going through I was brought back to my life in Arkansas.
I got a call from a friend I hadn't spoken to in what seem like months or years. I found the talk was like from another world, Arkansas, it was liberating.
The girlfriend with memories not all of Billy but of a life and friends I didn't realize I missed until that call came in. I feel like I've been lifted to a time of no cares, a lift moving my emotions which have been in the dumps for lack of better words, down in the dumps to feeling good. Who knows how long it will last but for this moment in time. Happy feelings and emotions. My friend is coming to visit me in Las Vegas from Arkansas. Someone who has shared the road I'm on but on her own and her own road that has now crossed mine.
So what started out as tears and heartbreak with these words leave me OK for the moment. I wish I could past this on to those here just a little to help, but we all will have those feelings and moments in time. It makes me believe that time will go on and so will us... breaking in pieces at times, fragmented and disjointed but moving forward ~ ~ ~
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Servicios y extras abundan para nuestra búsqueda mimado. Estancia en el bellamente restaurado 1874 casa victoriana en Palestina, Tx. ubicado entre Dallas y Houston. La escapada perfecta para gran bullicio de la ciudad. Palestina es una de las ciudades más antiguas de Texas y es ideal para los cazadores de antigüedades, aficionados a la historia y cualquiera que busque un lugar para escaparse. Disfrute de elegantes habitaciones de la casa. Consiéntete con un desayuno abundante de Magnolia Street Inn, un servicio profesional y excelentes comodidades. Todos ellos se combinan para hacer Magnolia Street Inn una cama y desayuno excepcional.
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My wife and I have stayed in many B&B s and rate this one of the very best for charm and food. Cindy is a great host and I recommend this B& B to anyone. J & M Pasadena TX
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My husband and I stayed for 2 days in the Bluebonnet room with the Romance package. We enjoyed the wonderful room with the king size bed and the breakfasts were phenomenal. We loved getting up in the mornings and walking around the town. Cindy was fabulous! We didn't want for anything. We enjoyed fresh strawberries dipped in chocolate and champagne after a delicious dinner at Derbies the first night. Then, breakfast in bed the morning we were leaving. We swung on the front porch swing and enjoyed the manicured lawn & flowers. Truly a relaxing and enjoyable experience. I recommend it to all!
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I would recommend this B&B to anyone.My husband and I enjoyed every minute. Cindy is the best.
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My husband and I were looking for a relaxing place to getaway and enjoy a 'Babymoon' before the birth of our first child. We saw a special on Living Social for this Bed & Breakfast that included chocolate covered strawberries and sparkling cider in the evening and breakfast served in bed the next day, I just couldn't resist :) We stayed in the Library Room which we loved. The bed was super comfortable and we enjoyed the view from the large windows facing the backyard. Breakfast was delicious, you could tell a lot of thought and work went into each dish. Cindy, the innkeeper was very friendly and offered great suggestions on activities and restuarants to visit. One of our favorites was to make reservations at Sabor A Pasion, where Chef Simon cooked us an elaborate 3 course meal that I'm still drooling about. Needless to say, we had a wonderful, relaxing time!
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My mom and I recently spent two nights at the Magnolia Street Inn. The house was amazing and filled with so much history, and Cindy was a wonderful host! The rooms were immaculate and breakfast each morning was wonderful. We ended up being the only guests there that weekend, so we had plenty of time to chat with Cindy and watch movies in the downstairs parlor in our bath robes. We'd love to go back again someday, and bring our friends with us! Thanks, Cindy!
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I recently purchased a deal from Livingsocial.com in order to get away for the weekend with my husband. We were a little hesitant not knowing the area, but wanted a quiet place to stay. Magnolia Street Inn was perfect. It met our expectation and then some. The breakfast both days were amazing. The room we stayed in was beautiful and the bed was just as comfortable as our bed at home. As for the couple who commented about getting scolded for going in the wrong door, it is true there is no clear entry (the back is beautifully landscaped), but a quick phone call confirmed the use of the front door. We had a great time walking the downtown area and visiting the local winery's suggested by Cindy. Thanks for a great get away.
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This was truly a great B&B! A must if you are a B&B fan. We arrived and were treated with the utmost kindness and hospitality we have not had in a long time. The Library was perfect and a turn down service was a pluse. Cindy provided chocolate strawberries, great advise on the town and wonderful conversation. Cindy makes excellent breakfasts which made us stay at the table wanting more. The house is beautiful and took us back in time. Thank you Cindy for a great stay. Definitely a memorable weekend.
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The house is BEAUTIFUL and very well kept. The breakfast was delicious. The price was reasonable. The Innkeeper was less than personable, however. There was no clear path from the parking lot to the front door, so we used the back door and she scolded us for doing so. Also, she told us to be SURE and be down at 9:00 the next morning for breakfast as that is when it would promptly be served. We were there at 8:55 and breakfast was not served until 9:15. Only 15 minutes late, yes, but she was adamant about us being there on time. And we were. But breakfast was not. Immediately after breakfast we went to our room to gather our stuff (we had to get on the road). She had asked us earlier to leave our keys on the desk/nightstand in our room. We did so. So we came downstairs to head out and she was talking to another guest. We wanted to give her compliments on the breakfast and so we stood there for a minute while she finished up her conversation and then told her "You did such a good job on that breakfast casserole! It was delicious! We very much enjoyed it. Thank you!" To which her reply was "Oh, you're welcome! Now did yall leave your keys in your bedroom? You made sure and did that, right? You wouldn't believe how many times people take their keys with them!" It just seemed like she completely blew our compliment off and all she cared about was whether or not we had left our keys. Perhaps she was just having a bad couple of days, or maybe we just caught her at a bad moment, but I just felt like she could have been a little more friendly. Would we stay here again? Hmmm.....I don't know if our experience was bad enough to say that we never would. But I definitely wouldn't be opposed to trying somewhere else.
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The house was lovely, warm and inviting (and absolutely spotless), but it was Cindy, the Inn Keeper, that made our stay so memorable. Her hospitality, delicious breakfast and personal attention to details, may have spoiled us for other B&B's!
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Every detail taken care of. Our room had fresh tulips in the sitting area when we arrived. the king size bed was so comfy! nice private bath and hot shower! very roomy with a southern charm and updated amenities. Breakfast was wonderful and this setting provided a nice relaxing get away weekend for us. We recommend Magnolia Inn to anyone who likes a nice place that is affordable with attention to every detail met!! Great experience!
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Ska: An Oral History by Heather Augustyn
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English | ISBN: 0786460407 | 2010 | PDF | 216 pages | 14.07 MB
Before Bob Marley brought reggae to the world, before Jimmy Cliff and Peter Tosh, before thousands of musicians played a Jamaican rhythm, there were the men and women who created ska music, a blend of jazz, American rhythm and blues, and the indigenous music of the Caribbean. This book tells the story of ska music and its development from Jamaica to England, where the music took on a distinctively different tone, and finally to the rest of the world. Through the words of over 30 of legendary artists, gleaned from over a decade of interviews, the story of ska music is finally told by those who were there.
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Hope in the Hard Place of Sickness (1 of 4) by Joe Alain
This content is part of a series.Hope in the Hard Place of Sickness (1 of 4)
Series: Hope in the Hard Places
Joe Alain
2 Kings 20:1-6 (7-11); Isaiah 38:1-6
Sickness and the suffering that accompanies it is universal. All of us are touched by sickness either directly or indirectly. Sickness happens because we live in a fallen world (cf. Rom. 8:18-ff.). We know people who are hurting. Each week we hear of family members and friends dealing with illnesses. Our prayer lists seem to get longer each week. What do you do when you find yourself in that hard place of sickness? When King Hezekiah became deathly ill he turned to God in prayer and was healed.
Life Application: In times of sickness, we are to trust God and seek His glory.
This passage in 2 Kings 20:1-6 offers some practical insights into sickness and the faith response of God's people.
In the hard place of sickness, . . .
1. Evaluate Your Life (v.1)
We are told that Hezekiah became ill and was at the point of death (v.1). We're not told what his illness was but it was very serious. Isaiah, God's prophet, had a very frank word to tell Hezekiah. "Put your house in order because you will soon die." When you are very sick, especially when you believe you're going to die, you prioritize your life and you start putting your house in order. But the truth is, we shouldn't wait to do these things because we're all going to die. We have a terminal disease and we cannot escape death. The mortality rate is 100%. (Ps. 89:48; Heb. 9:27; Ecc. 3:20). In light of this, we are to put our house in order (Ps. 90:12; 2 Cor. 5:9-10).
Pastor Isaiah delivered the bad news to Hezekiah, "you will not recover." Some of you have been told that, but God had other plans. Don't be too quick to believe the prognosis, even from reliable sources. Isaiah was God's prophet, but God was going to do something different. As long as there is breath there is hope for healing. Hezekiah could have taken that word as a death sentence and crawled up in his palace ...
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Unless you are actually Taylor Swift. Then, I guess you are pretty used to that sort of thing. But, for me, it was pretty exciting!
But now that my 15 minutes of fame are over, I am going to get back to what we came here for...the cake. This weeks' cake is another Taylor Swift Cake inspired by her song "Out of the Woods".
I realize I already did a cake inspired by this song (remember the Paper Airplanes Cake?) but there were just too many good lyrics in there to just pick one. This cake is based off my favorite lyric in the entire album...
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