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Captained Charter onboard Beneteau 39 Sailboat in Little River, South Carolina
If you're looking for a captained charter boat to cruise to Intracoastal Waterway to Myrtle Beach area with your family or your gang? This is exactly what you need! Book this Beneteau 39 Sailboat for 4-6 people. Rates as low as $150 per hour and a minimum booking of 3 hours. All charters include your Captain, possible crew (1), complimentary chips, bottled waters, and ice. You may bring your own food, beverages, and adult beverages. Catered lunches are available upon request. Rates: Private Charters • Lazy Daze Sailing Excursion (7-8 hours): $850 + fees • Sunset Ocean & Inlet Cruise (2-3 hours): $450 + fees • Sunset Marriage Proposal & Dinner(4 hours): $450 + fees for 2 guests Dinner Cruise • 3 Day/2 Night Sail to Bald Head Island, NC: $1,650 (4 guest maximum) What You Can Expect: We invite you to come aboard and join us for cruising the most scenic private boat tours Myrtle Beach has to offer. While on your sailing adventure you will get to experience motoring through the beautiful Intracoastal Waterway, setting sail in the calm, protected waters of Little River Inlet, then continuing your voyage into the Atlantic Ocean. Take a turn at the helm steering the boat or just sit back and relax...it is up to you. Each boat tour is private and, depending on your adventure, can accommodate up to 4 to 6 guests. Private Sailing Charters We specializes in private sailing adventures. This means only you, your group, and your Captain and crew will be on the sailboat. Each adventure has a guest limit. Half-Day Afternoon Cruises are 4 hours long, Sunset Cruises are 2 to 3 hours long, while All-Day Adventures are typically 7 to 8 hours long. All times are approximate and we do our best to have you back at the marina on time, however sometimes the tides/currents work against us, which can delay our return by 15 to 30 minutes. Sunset Ocean & Inlet Cruise April to October (5:30 - 8:30pm) - Private Trip Our most popular half-day cruise. Sailing nightly, this trip offers a relaxed and intimate sunset sail in Little River Inlet passing by the scenic Dunn Sound, and un-inhabited Waties and Bird Islands, arriving at the mouth of the Inlet. Here we hoist our sails and head out into the Atlantic Ocean giving you a gorgeous sunset view over the South Carolina coastline. Don't forget you camera...you surely will want to share this trip with your family and friends. Marriage Proposals Take a private romantic evening cruise with your loved one through the beautiful Intracoastal Waterway and Little River Inlet to Bird Island, enjoying catered appetizers along the way. We handles many engagements every year, so we are very experienced in assisting you in making your romantic marriage proposal one that will be the envy of all of her friends. A few suggestions for you: • "Pose" for a sunset photo on the sailboat • Let your captain ferry you over to Bird Island for a "stroll"...we suggest climbing one of the large sand dunes that overlook the island • If you have other ideas please let us know and we will do our best to make it happen Bring your mp3 player or send us your playlist and we will have your favorite music ready for the trip when you arrive. Two appetizers, one shared dessert, flowers and a champagne toast is included. After reserving, please contact us to discuss your specific plans, needs and/or wants that you would like. If you also need a secret photographer include that to your inquiry. 3 Day/2 Night Sail to Bald Head Island, NC Set sail on Bohemian Blue, our 39ft sailboat, for Bald Head Island, NC for a Couples Get-Away, Anniversary Celebration, Family/Friends Get-Away, or to Experience the Cruising Lifestyle. The captain will be sleeping ashore so you will have privacy for both nights. Day 1: We will depart our marina by 9am, heading to Bird Island where we will raise our sails and enjoy a 5 to 7 hour cruise up the North Carolina coastline to Bald Head Island. Under the guidance of your captain you will be able to sail the boat yourself for an interactive trip, or just "kick back and relax." We will be docking at a local marina for two nights, just a short walk or golf cart ride to restaurants, shops and island activities. Night 1, Day 2, & Night 2: The first evening and all of Day/Night 2 will be up to you. (See what Bald Head Island's website has to say). Day 3: After you have breakfast we will depart the marina on our return trip to our marina. While sailing all lunches are included and snacks, sodas and bottled waters (BYOB) are available at all times. Feel free to bring any food, snacks, drinks, and adult beverages. What to Expect Onboard: A spacious 39′ Beneteau 390, offering great handling and performance. With a modern design, Bohemian Blue offers all of the roominess and amenities you will find in today's sailboat charter fleets. Sleeps 6 with two private cabins. A/C & heat when docked. If you have any questions, we can answer those through GetMyBoat's messaging platform before you pay. Just hit, "Request to Book" and send us an inquiry for a custom offer.
- Captain is included.
- A captain is provided by the listing owner to host and operate the trip.
- Capacity
- 6 guests
- Sailing
- Cruising Monohull
We invite you to come aboard and join us for cruising the most scenic waters in the Myrtle Beach area. While on your sailing adventure you will get to experience motoring through the beautiful Intracoastal Waterway, setting sail in the calm, protected waters of Little River Inlet, then continuing your voyage into the Atlantic Ocean. Take a turn at the helm steering the boat or just sit back and relax...it is up to you. Each charter is private and, depending on your adventure, can accommodate up to 6 guests. Complimentary chips, crackers, sodas, bottled waters and ice are available and you may bring your own food, beverages and adult beverages. Catered meals are also available.
Features & Details
- Length
- 39ft
- Life jackets/required safety gear
- Galley Stove & Oven
- Cabin
- Toilet
- Wheel steering
- Inboard Engine
- Single Engine
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Berth
- Head
Approximate Location
You'll get directions for the exact departure location when you make a booking inquiry.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund up to 3 days prior.
Additional Terms & Information
Charter Cancellations: Customers will receive a full refund with 72 hours notice of cancellation. Customers will also receive a full refund in case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Contact us to cancel or inquire about a cancellation. No-shows will be charged the full price.


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Studying creative writing, in particular fiction, is about more than just learning how to invent stories or passing time with an imaginative diversion. Once a graduate student of creative writing, I learned how to appeal to a human's innate love for narrative and how to use that skill to my advantage: to get people to listen and to communicate important information. I tell my students that stories are everything; they chronicle what we know about our societies and ourselves.
However, new media demand new storytelling methods. Marshall McLuhan is famous for stating, "The medium is the message."[i] What he means is that the medium dictates what type of message will be most effectively communicated to the audience. For example, the pages of a printed book or other text have only two capabilities: the ability to be flipped by a finger and the ability to hold ink. Limited by the paper page, the reader stands a better chance of paying attention. On the other hand, a computer or digital device presents the reader with many opportunities to interrupt his or her reading by accessing apps, browsing the web, or participating in social media. Visual and sound notifications steal our attention. A writer producing work for digital consumption and an editor preparing that work for consumption must keep the reader's potential distractions in mind. In his influential essay "Is Google Making Us Stupid," Nicholas Carr describes the steps that media outlets have taken to appeal to what they believe is their audience's shortening attention span. He writes, "Television programs add text crawls and pop-up ads, and magazines and newspapers shorten their articles, introduce capsule summaries, and crowd their pages with easy-to-browse info-snippets."[ii] Almost all news media outlets possess a Twitter account, which limits their updates to 140 characters at a time.
Perhaps, in an age of information overload, we suffer not from shortened attention spans but from digital impatience. Impatience isn't necessarily a negative trait; it's born from a realization that a task can be done more efficiently. It's a sign of intelligence and awareness. Most readers know that a message can be communicated quickly and efficiently by an adept writer, so they won't read a piece that takes for granted their time and energy. At the same time, readers don't want to be treated like they need a dumbed-down version of the truth, disseminated through Tweets, newspaper abstracts, and capsule summaries. Maybe what readers seek is lean meaning: a highly concentrated yet short form of writing. Flash fiction, sometimes called "microfiction" or "short shorts," can satisfy that need.
According to Grant Faulkner, executive director of National Novel Writing Month, "Flash fiction, which is defined as being a story under 1,000 words,…communicates via caesuras and crevices. There is no asking more, no premise of comprehensiveness, because flash fiction is a form that privileges excision over agglomeration…"[iii] One famous example of flash fiction is Ernest Hemingway's six-word story: "For sale: baby shoes, never worn." However, the majority of flash fiction falls between 500 and 750 words, which, when displayed on a computer monitor, hardly requires the reader to scroll.
When I introduce flash fiction to students in my creative writing courses, I find that most of them admit they've never heard of the form. However, flash fiction is a highly effective tool to help students learn how to write narrative. In a workshop setting, more students can share short pieces (as opposed to stories or essays that are five or more pages long), and the shortened form can serve as excellent practice for revision, a daunting task for the beginning writer. In her essay "Falling Safely: Building Revision Bravery Through Flash", Kelsie Hahn writes, "Flash fiction, however, offers a place to test strategies and approaches to revision that feels safer. It's a prime stretch of cliff from which to take the fall…"[iv]. In addition, length constraints force students to scrutinize sentence structure, vocabulary, use of adjectives and adverbs, and overall structure in a way they might ignore when not limited by word or page limits.
Of course, the form has its critics. In his essay "Who Wears Short Shorts? Micro Stories and MFA Disgust," Jason Sanford writes, "The popular take on short shorts is that they are a reflection of our fast-paced modern lives. This is, to put it politely, bullshit. Yes, 21st century Americans may act like none of us have any time left…But America's quickie culture is merely a rationalization for the booming popularity of short shorts."[v] Later in the essay, he explains why students haven't heard of flash fiction: few readers outside of the professional literary community read it. Finally, he believes that writers who churn out flash fiction are looking for quick publication credits; in his opinion, a 500-word story doesn't take as long to write as a 10-page story. However, he fails to consider that a compressed story can sometimes be even more difficult to write than an unrestricted one, which makes no demands of the writer.
Maybe, as Sanford laments, some greedy writers do use flash fiction as a shortcut to publication, but one fact is impossible to deny: the growing popularity and acceptance of flash fiction creates more publication opportunities for emerging writers. On the Poets & Writers online database of literary magazines, a search for literary magazines that publish the subgenre "flash fiction" yields 278 results. Only 148, approximately half, of these magazines publish in print[vi]. Though flash fiction is, as Sanford says, mostly enjoyed by the literary community, a flash fiction story is an easy sell to casual readers, who won't need to invest the same amount of time they would need to read a novel like Moby Dick. The digital literary magazine Literary Orphans, which publishes flash fiction – in addition to reviews, interviews, short stories, and poetry – lists the estimated time it will take for a reader to read a piece. In Issue 16, estimated reading time for all fiction ranges from one minute to 18 minutes[vii]. A minute is not a lot to ask of a reader.
One of Literary Orphans' one-minute stories, "Accident While Parking," by Cady Visniac, describes a scene in which a young man runs over his fiance's foot while parallel parking. They are on their way to their shotgun wedding; he's in a tux and sneakers, and she's wearing a prom dress. He runs over her foot "not because he was a bad guy," Visniac writes, "but because he was a very bad driver."[viii] By the end, the reader is left to imagine how the relationship between these two characters will survive and whether or not they will face regrets. In just one minute, the reader has entered a new world and has immersed herself in another human's experience.
One criticism of our growing reliance on technology is that it detracts from human experience, from immediacy. For example, instead of enduring the awkwardness of a blind date, we can mediate the encounter by using an online dating site to search for our ideal date candidate. But reading fiction can help us regain our humanness and challenge our fears and reservations. According to Keith Oatley, a professor of cognitive psychology and novelist, fiction "measurably enhances our abilities to empathize with other people and connect with something larger than ourselves."[ix] Behind our screens, don't we need, more than ever, to connect with something larger than ourselves?
Since Fall 2012, I've been teaching a course at Rutgers University titled "Introduction to Multimedia Composition." Housed in the creative writing department, this course challenges students to communicate using media that wouldn't be taught in a traditional composition class: podcasts, blogs, video essays, and e-books. This semester, I've decided to focus one of my sections on the study of flash fiction, both the reading and writing of it. Students will be using digital tools to create parallel content, which will enhance the flash fiction reading experience. By the end of the semester, I'll be curious to know whether students believe that writers of the future will need to adjust their methods of communication to reach an impatient audience.
Regarding flash fiction, writer and editor Robert Shapard asks, "Are they an Internet fad? Are they short because TV and Twitter have shrunk our attention spans?"[x] Inspired by this question, and also not quite sure of the answer, I decided to post it in the heading of my syllabus. Together, my students and I will discover whether flash fiction is a passing fancy among the literati or whether all communicators can borrow traits from writers of flash fiction: an obsessive attention to detail, an awareness of form and structure on both the macro and micro levels, an understanding of how image and description charms the reader, and an appreciation of how minimalism diffuses our anxieties.
[i] McLuhan, Marshall. "The Medium Is the Message." Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man: Critical Edition. Ed. Terrence Gordon. Berkeley: Gingko Press, 2003.
[ii] Carr, Nicholas. "Is Google Making Us Stupid?" The Atlantic. The Atlantic Monthly Group. 8 July 2008. Web. 29 January 2015.
[iii] Faulkner, Grant. "Going Long, Going Short." The New York Times. The New York Times Company. 30 September 2013. Web. 29 Jan. 2015.
[iv] Hahn, Kelsey. "Falling Safely: Building Revision Bravery Through Flash." NANO Fiction.
[v] Sanford, Jason. "Who Wears Short Shorts? Micro Stories and MFA Disgust." storySouth. Fall 2004. Web. 29 Jan. 2015.
[vi] "Searchable Database of Literary Journals". Poets & Writers. Web. 29 Jan. 2015.
[vii] "Issue 16: HOUDINI." Literary Orphans. Web. 29 Jan. 2015.
[viii] Vishniac, Cady. "Accident While Parking." Literary Orphans. Web. 29 Jan. 2015.
[ix] Oatley, Keith. "Changing Our Minds." Greater Good: The Science of a Meaningful Life. The Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley. 1 December 2008. Web. 29 Jan. 2015.
[x] Shapard, Robert. "The Remarkable Reinvention of Very Short Fiction." World Literature Today. Sep. 2012. Web. 29 Jan. 2015.

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Week 1
We got our project assigned late in the week and started to review papers to gain basic knowledge in the area. Also got introduced to Khalid, Dr. Ming's Ph.D. student. He has experience with TAJS, the tool we are going to use, and can help us to understand the tool.
Week 2
We started to get a clearer view and more profound scope of the methodology that were going to use in order to achieve our goal. Koby found a Finite State Automaton library for Java developed by the same people that created TAJS. Also, Dr. Lu asked us to analyse a paper on static analysis of string values.
Week 3
Got more familiar with TAJS. Found important parts in the source code that we might need to change. Also recognized the importance of widening operators in our analysis.
Week 4
Koby started doing changes to TAJS, incorporating the finite state automaton class and methods while Christian worked on testing and validating the methods. Dr. Lu pointed out some papers on widening operators that might me of use.
Week 5
We read some papers in which widening operators are discussed and prepared for our mid-term presentation.
Week 6
We decided on which widening operator we are going to use. It uses equivalence classes and Dr. Lu found an efficient way to get them. We worked implementing the operator in the Automaton package, under the SpecialOperators class. Some difficulties were encountered with the implementation of one of the conditions of the widening operator. Dr. Lu gave us a a possible solution but we might have to consider using brute force.
Week 7
All possible solutions to our problem are not feasible within the amount of time that we have left so we ended up doing brute force with memoization to improve efficiency. Tests were developed to ensure the soundness and accuracy of the widening operator.
Week 8
The widening operator was implemented in TAJS. Benchmark tests were used on the modified tool to debug and prove correctness.
Week 9
Final changes to TAJS were made. Some of the tests are not passed. We have problems with the "for-in" statement due to incompatibility of our widening operator and the way TAJS handles this statements. We also finished our poster and worked on the final report (paper).
Week 10
- Cleaned and commented code.
- Gave a poster presentation in OU and at MID-SURE.
- Finished with all deliverable (including the report/paper) and finished the program.
- Gave a poster presentation in OU and at MID-SURE.
- Finished with all deliverable (including the report/paper) and finished the program.


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VANTAA, Finland -- Former NBA star Scottie Pippen scored
nine points to help Finland league leader Torpan Pojat beat Honka
98-85 on Saturday.
Pippen also had nine rebounds.
"It was great. I did not know what to anticipate without a game
for the last three years," the 42-year-old Pippen said. "My
conditioning is not at the top level, but I played with a great
team and had a lot of fun."
ToPo had won 19th straight games in the Finnish league.
Pippen scored 12 points in his first game Friday, ToPo's 93-81
win over Porvoo.
"We had a lot of young kids here today, and that's how you make
it, you dream young and you work at it," he said.
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|A bat with WNS in Great Smoky Mountains National
Park (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service photo)
Researchers observed wing lesions on a bat (believed to be of the long-legged bat species) earlier this summer near Jewel Cave National Monument in the Black Hills National Forest, and lab tests in June at the U.S. Geological Survey's Wildlife Health Center confirmed that the bat had white-nose syndrome, the Rapid City Journal reports. The fungus that causes the disease was confirmed the week before then at Badlands National Park in South Dakota and Laramie National Historic Site in eastern Wyoming.
The long-legged bat is the eleventh species confirmed with white-nose syndrome; in June the disease was found in a cave bat in Kansas and the fungus was found on a western small-footed bat in South Dakota--all three western species.
Bats play an important role in ecosystems and contribute at least $3 billion annually to the U.S. agriculture economy by pollinating crops, dispersing seeds and keeping insect populations down. But white-nose has decimated bat populations in at least 33 states and experts say some bat species may go extinct because of it.
The press release asks the public to take the following steps to limit the spread of white-nose syndrome:
- Stay out of caves, mines, and areas that are closed.
- Decontaminate your caving and hiking gear and boots. Do not reuse gear that has been used in WNS-affected areas. Visit www.whitenosesyndrome.org for more information.
- Contact your state wildlife agency or the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service immediately if you suspect you have seen bats with WNS, or if you see bats flying outside during freezing temperatures.
- Do not touch live or dead bats.


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The individual EU member states need to gain a better understanding of precisely how the energy system will change in their country in order to identify which options they have for achieving national energy policy priorities and the overall targets agreed upon by the EU. In the case of Hungary there are only a small number of studies describing potential future energy scenarios. These kinds of studies are crucial in order to understand the challenges that the future national energy system might face, their consequences as well as possible policy options in order to reach political targets. Moreover, the framework conditions for the existing Hungarian energy strategy, approved in 2011, (with a strong fossil fuel and nuclear focus) have changed substantially, partly due to the suspension of the South Stream project and the EU raising concerns around the planned extension of the Paks nuclear plant, making a fresh look at the situation necessary.
For this purpose, The Greens / European Free Alliance Group of the European Parliament contracted Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy in collaboration with Energiaklub to develop scientifically sound, comprehensive, alternative, and sustainable long term energy scenarios for Hungary, which cover potential development paths till 2030 and 2050. The scenarios developed deliver information about the costs and long-term effects of different energy choices for Hungary as well as credible information on potential benefits of greening the energy mix. As a result, the study aims to provide policy makers with better evidence for making informed, prudent and forward-thinking decisions in this field.


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Peloton bike little over a year old (warrantee for 2 more years)
by admin on May.15, 2019, under Uncategorized
Rode 100 rides in the first 6 months, but havent used it since. Like new and never abused, adult owned. Hate for it to just be sitting there. Just dont have time and go to the gym daily. The item "Peloton bike little over a year old (warrantee for 2 more years)" is in sale since Monday, May 13, 2019. This item is in the category "Sporting Goods\Fitness, Running & Yoga\Cardio Equipment\Exercise Bikes". The seller is "seansselloff" and is located in Norwell, Massachusetts. This item can't be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.
- Standard: Home Use
- Brand: Peloton
- Programs: Fat Burning
- Custom Bundle: Yes
- Activity: Fitness
- Resistance: Magnetic
- Type: Aerobic Training Cycle
- Bundle Description: Everything included, don't let their price fool you. They charge $200 for delivery, warrantee is extra as well as all the accessories including mat, gloves, shoe, heart monitor, etc..paid over $2700.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
- Maximum User Weight: it's heavy
- Features: Adjustable Seat


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I bought these for my new 2017 Dodge Ram 2500. Bought the front and rear set ups and they are perfect. Fit perfectly and covers it all even under the gas pedal which others don't. Perfect product. Must Buy!!


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Ever desired to know how to commence your own business? In this short article, we shall examine 5 well-liked ways of getting your own employer!Many entrepreneurs really get started by converting their hobby in to a job. Examples of this path to industry include design teach retailers, cookery sessions, niche market internet sites or blogs, or arts and crafts retailers. These all accommodate niche hobbies and interests that others reveal, significance an excellent marketplace of people to market to that you may possibly may have learned by means of expos or displays!
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CT057 Road Trip Wrap Up
This week we are wrapping up our multi-dojo, mulit-state, multi-country martial arts road trip. This thing took so much energy out of me that regular Chop Talk listeners may have noticed the show has been coming out pretty sporadically in the last few months. Well, today's episode is the last pre-recorded show in the bin. So next week Chop Talk will be returning with all newly recorded episodes.
Just a forewarning though, this audio on this week's episode is a little rough. The first half of the show was recorded on-the-road as Kosho School of Karate instructor, Evan Jones, and I were heading over a recently re-opened mountain pass in the Appalachians. The pass had been closed for over a 2 months due to a severe mud slide, and as you can hear in the audio, we almost slid over the side ourselves as I was paying a little too much attention to the conversation and not enough to driving!
The 2nd half of the show was recorded at the Shakespear Arms, a local English pub in Guelph, Ontario. All of the guys from the Kosho School of Karate that made the trip from Ohio to Candada were there. Paul & Mark Tarvin, Travis Volz, Tom Dougherty, and of course Evan Jones. I am happy to report that all of them successfully passed their Jodo test and were promoted!
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Helping death-row, abused, and neglected dogs find forever homes. We do not discriminate by breed, age or special needs. As long as we're capable of helping out, we will never say no!
Meet Aurona! Aurona was rescued with her littermates when they were founded on the a mountain trail by morning hikers. The family lived on the field together. Thankfully someone found them and contacted rescuers to save the whole family. All the pups are very sweet and full of life! They are happy healthy pups now, waiting for a home to call their own. We are looking for a home who understands the responsibilities of owning and raising a puppy. Aurona is patiently waiting!
If you have extra time on your hand and would like to help please consider volunteering! Rescue groups need dedicated volunteers to help with events, fundraisers, home checks, transports, etc. All of these things help enable the rescue to expand their network and help more dogs in need.


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The Palestinian Authority spent at least NIS 502 million ($136.4 million) on pay-to-slay payments to terrorist prisoners in 2018 alone, according to a report Thursday from the Israeli Research group Palestinian Media Watch.
PMW obtained a copy of the PA's budget update and discovered that the government paid Palestinian terrorists hundreds of millions of shekels. The budget report does not indicate how the funds are allocated. However, PMW used the budget update and information from the Israeli Prison Service to find:
- At least NIS 230 million were used as salaries for terrorist prisoners
- At least NIS 176 million were used as salaries for released terrorist prisoners
- The remaining NIS 96 million was used for miscellaneous expenses and benefits for terrorists.
Those calculations only refer to PA payments to terrorist prisoners and released terrorist prisoners. They do not account for the money the PA pays to the families of dead or injured Palestinian terrorists.
Israel is working to stop the PA's "pay to slay" policies. Israel's parliament passed legislation in July 2018 to financially penalize the PA for its terror payments.
"The law that imposes monetary sanctions on the PA because of its payments to terrorists is one of the most important laws passed in Israel in recent years, because it sends a clear message to the Palestinian Authority that Israel will by no means accept its support for terrorism," PMW director Itamar Marcus told The Jerusalem Post.
The United States has also taken steps to punish the PA for pay-to-slay. US lawmakers passed the Taylor Force Act, which cuts US aid until the PA stops rewarding terrorists and their families. Australia followed suit in July.
Last year, PA President Mahmoud Abbas swore he would make paying terrorists a top priority.
"By Allah, even if we have only a penny left it will only be spent on the families of the martyrs and prisoners and only afterward will it be spent on the rest of the people," said Abbas.


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The Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) team invites you to share your thoughts & ideas, as they move towards the next 5 years in conserving & enhancing this special landscape.
Meet the team at one of the following venues, or if you'd rather make your views known from the comfort of your own home, please visit www.tamarvalley.org.uk from mid-September until 16th November 2018.
- Saturday 22nd September, 9:30am – 3pm
Tamar Trails Centre, Gulworthy
- Saturday 29th September, 10am – 2:30pm
Tavistock Town Hall
- Saturday 13th October, 10am – 12noon
Buckland Monachorum Village Market & Coffee Shop
- Wednesday 17th October, 10am – 2pm
Callington Tesco foyer
- Saturday 27th October, 9am – 12noon
Milton Abbot Village Hall Coffee Morning
- Saturday 10th November, 10am – 2pm
Eliot Hall, St Germans
- Saturday 10th November, 10am – 12noon
Bere Ferrers Community Shop
Other venues may be added throughout the consultation period, so please keep an eye on our website www.tamarvalley.org.uk and Facebook page (TVAONB).
Hard copies of the Plan will also be available to view (towards the end of September) from libraries and Parish Council offices throughout the Tamar Valley, as well as the Tamar Valley Centre at Drakewalls.
Chair of the Tamar Valley AONB Partnership, Cllr Neil Burden, explains; "There is a requirement that local authorities review and produce a management plan for each AONB in their area every five years. In order that we deliver this statutory responsibility and as a basis to receive the Defra grant we, the Tamar Valley AONB Partnership, have over the last few weeks produced on behalf of the local authorities a draft plan and now share this plan for public comment.
Cllr Burden continues; "We have always been very grateful for the support we receive and once again ask that as many people as possible have their say. Do come along to the events listed or visit our website to add your comments".
Corinna Woodall, Tamar Valley AONB Manager, says: "It is vital that we set out the priorities for the Tamar Valley AONB now, especially with a once in a lifetime government review of protected landscapes and an opportunity for new approaches post-Brexit. We really welcome the opportunity to hear from those who live and work in our landscape".
Let the AONB team know what you think about the Draft Plan. Completed consultation forms will be put into a draw for a chance to win a £75 gift voucher to spend on Tamar Valley produce through the Tamar Valley Food Hubs (www.tamarvalleyfoodhubs.org.uk), or a Cream Tea for Two at National Trust's Cotehele.
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"I love to play this game with my little sister! She and I both find it amazing...Thank you so much, this game is one of my sisters favourites!" Great game! - Emily stark55555, Australia"What we liked: the concept. Lot's of interactive features. Detailed recipes. Ease of use, including easy to follow spoken instructions. Overall quality of the app. What we didn't like: none. Overall score: 91/100", Appysmarts.com------------------------------------Have fun baking delicious cakes in your Little pastry chef kitchen.Carrot Cake, chocolate pudding and kiwi lollipops ... Have fun and discover these easy, original, and tasty recipes in "My Little Cook". You can even try them at home!Become a real pastry chef with 10 delicious cake recipes that you can bake in the game or in real life. Look for the ingredients and utensils you need in your kitchen. Peel, cut, measure, mix and bake your cake like a real chef. And finally, decorate your cake so it looks as awesome as it tastes! Replace the pastry chef's head with your own: in the kitchen, you are the chef! My Little Cook - I bake delicious cakes" is a game for kids who love to cook and have fun imitating adults. A game that will help kids enjoy cooking and have fun at the same time 10 easy and delicious recipes to try at home An application that gets the whole family baking Learn the names of the ingredients and the cooking utensils Bake the best cakes to fill your pastry store Take a picture of yourself dressed as a pastry chef! Discover new languages and have fun at the same time with voices and texts in French, English, German and Italian!Find out about the other applications by KidsMania: Super-Hero - Little Hero : The gameJett's space rocket - Little Boy: The gameBos boat Little BoyOscar's police car - Little BoyRoger's helicopter - Little BoySandy's taxi - Little BoyWalter's scooter - Little BoyWayne's train - Little BoyHarvey's RV - Little Boy Shane's Plane - Little BoyJett's space rocket - Little BoyChuck's big truck - Little BoyDan's racing car - Little BoyThe cow-boy - Little HeroThe pirate - Little Hero.
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Maisie Williams' Posts Game of Thrones Spoiler – Maisie Williams on Game of Thrones Ending
Most of the world has to wait until 2019 to find out how Game of Thrones ends, but there are a lucky few who know who ends up on the Iron Throne—like the cast and crew of the show, for example.
Today, Maisie Williams, who plays misunderstood middle child turned badass assassin Arya Stark on the hit series, shared a picture from her final day on set that miiiight have spoiled the ending of the show. Or at least hinted at a spoiler. Or possibly just thrown us all off the scent of what really happens.
The picture is of Maisie's very modern sneakers, covered in blood splatters while she stands in what appears to be an elevator. The caption reads, "Goodbye Belfast. Goodbye Arya. Goodbye Game of Thrones. What a joy I've had. Here's to the adventures to come."
Nothing too exciting there, right? Just a young actress saying goodbye to the show and the character she grew up with and looking forward to her next steps, right?
WRONG. Because there were also hashtags. Potentially spoiler-y hashtags. After the caption, Maisie added, "#lastwomanstanding #barely #immasleepforthenextfouryears #justkiddingidontsleep."
The hashtag that really caught fans' eyes, of course, was the first one: #lastwomanstanding.
Is this Maisie's way of telling the world that Arya Stark outlives every other character on the show (or, at very least, every other female character)? Does this just mean that she was the last actress on the show to wrap production? Is she trying to trick us into thinking Arya sits on the Iron Throne when really she goes out in a blaze of glory fighting the Night King? WHO KNOWS? But we'll definitely spend the next year thinking about it, that's for sure.


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British game developer Peter Molyneux, the man behind such classics as Populous, Black & White and Fable, quit his Microsoft role recently to create smaller indie titles. His first test venture is Curiosity, a bizarre experiment featuring a £50,000 digital chisel players may purchase within.
The popular game developer says it's more of "a test about the psychology of monetisation" than a money-making exercise (which sounds like a line from the parody Molyneux Twitter account), with Molyneux's game coming across like some sort of bizarre 1950s experiment.
The game dumps players in a sealed room. In the room is a big black cube. Players chip away at it until it breaks, with the person who chips away the last chunk winning the chance to see the contents of the block. And no one know what's inside it. Additional downloadable chisels, including the one magical £50k diamond chisel, boost the impact rating and therefore the chances of being the person who strikes the winning blow, so there had better be something rather nice inside. Like a the virtual keys to an actual house.
Molyneux hopes a single mad, rich player, or perhaps a syndicate spawned from interested gamers, might club together to buy the special chisel. Or maybe no one will bother at all because it's not Call of Duty. [New Scientist via MCV]


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This website is for all dedicated adult horror fans who simply cannot afford to buy their favorite horror films over and over just to get the best release. Many of us have purchased what we had hoped at the time was the ultimate version of our favorite films only to discover that a few months later there was a better version already available. Then, because the distributors have only a limited number of copies for sale, all of the copies are bought up quickly and that edition then goes into OOP status before we have a chance to purchase it. The final outrage is that some of the people that buy these films then re-sell them on eBay for outrageous prices because they know they cannot be bought anywhere else and it is the struggling horror fan that loses out in the end.
Try as we might, there is no way for us to cover every version here at SpookyFlix, so we try to procure the best releases that we can. It is our hope that in the end you will be able to make an informed purchase so you can get the actual physical copy, if it is not OOP, which is going to look far better than the encodes here and plus you get all the extras that come with each release. (Booklets, posters, interviews, featurettes, etc..) Also, you will be supporting the companies that make/remaster the films so that they can continue to do so. That is the most important part!
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The YouTube video samples that are included in many, not all, of the posts are in 1080p HD. The sample videos are not pixel for pixel reproductions but they will give you a good idea of the quality of the films. Sometimes you will run into a video where the audio being played is the commentary track. This is because in cases where there are multiple audio tracks of multiple formats, their transcoder will favor the stereo track over a mono or surround track no matter what the contents are. The samples are for visual quality checks only and we do not always pick a good scene from the film because we try not to spoil too much. Use the "Sample" tag to find the films that have sample clips. [EDIT] The clips are slowly being phased out for numerous reasons.
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"Video Nasty" designation does not necessarily mean it was an actual "Video Nasty". These video releases were not brought before the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) due to a loophole in film classification laws that allowed videos to bypass the review process. As a result, this produced a glut of potentially censor-able video releases, which led to public debate concerning the availability of these films to children due to the unregulated nature of the market. Some passed without edits – some did not. Some were prosecuted – some were not. All were controversial.
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The Vault Factory is a pole vault coaching and competing club. Vault Factory operates all year to help experienced jumpers improve performance as well as to help new jumpers get started.
New outdoor location coming soon
Click here for information about how to join!
The club was established in 2012 by coach Carl Anthony Porambo. Coach Porambo has over 38 years of pole-vaulting experience. He has been coaching for 30 years and is currently a jump coach for many High Schools.


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5401 Pebble Lane
Sanctuary Cove, QLD, 4212
- 3bed
- 3bath
- 3car
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Cheapest stand alone house on water in the ResortOwners' downsizing!
Single level home with room for extension on massive 950m2 prime block of land, don't let this one you look back and say 'I should have bought that'
Is this your checklist for your new home?
- expansive water views opposite natural reserve
- 950m2 level landscaped allotment, room for further extension
- finger pontoon for good size boat and jet ski
- north/west aspect private sun-drenched tiled pool
- 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 en-suited
- 3 lounge areas and separate dining room
- modern white kitchen with stainless appliances
- tiled throughout, carpeted bedrooms
- ducted air-con plus extra reverse cycle in some rooms
- back to base 24/7 on land and water
- over sized garage for 2 cars plus workshop and buggy space
- huge timber deck and alfresco areas to soak up the views
- close to the Village, close to the Golf Course
- located in quiet cul-de-sac, very private and quiet
- FIRB approved for overseas non-residents
Sanctuary Cove is recognised Worldwide as Australia's finest residential gated estate. A destination in itself with its own Town Centre with shops and restaurants in abundance, Medical Centre, Chemist, Solicitor, Accountants, Optometrist, Supermarket, Theatre and many other services offering a truly unique combination of unrivaled facilities and amenities - creating an unparalleled lifestyle.


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September 2018
The emerging markets are rebounding from the second-quarter horror show. Over the previous quarter , all the African markets considered showed negative real returns, with only Mauritius showing positive real growth in local currency terms. The rand rebounded in September after the slump of the past month. The rand strengthened against all currencies considered over the past month.
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Day 9 – Thursday 4 October
Lisa Koenigsberg explored traditional techniques in modern jewellery with Filipa Oliviera (filigree) and Castro Smith (engraving).
Instagram Highlights: #goldsmithsfair
Object of the Day
Today's piece has been chosen by Karin Painter of Contemporary British Silversmiths, who selected Mark Nuell's Amethyst Necklace.
Breakfast Talk:
Kathryn Jones – European Silver in the Collection of Her Majesty the Queen
Senior Curator of Decorative Arts at the Royal Collection Trust, Kathryn will speak on her recent catalogue raisonné, which described more than 350 objects in the Collection including the magnificent objects presented to Charles II at the Restoration, and items of historical curiosity and family memorabilia purchased by Queen Mary.
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Free Afternoon Talk: Corinne Julius explores coloured gemstones with jewellers Maria Frantzi, Tina Engelland Mark Nuell.


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I was in inside my coat
When Nam's first wife died, he married again. his second wife was much younger than he was and they often quarrelled. one evening when Nam came home very late, his wife said to him, 'I cooked your dinner two hours ago. it is quite spoiled now.' she was so angry that she gave him a push, and as she was strong, and he was old and weak, he fell down the stairs.
one of Nam's neighbours, who was always eager to know what was happening in everybody else's house, was listening, and when he fell down the stairs, she came to his front door and knocked.
'what has happened?' she said
'my coat fell down the stairs,' he answered.
'but a coat would not make so much noise!' the neighbour said.
'of course it would,' answered Nam, 'if I was inside it'
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this is a newpaper published by me. it is raining at the moment.
One day of me…
The morning alarm-clock ring at 6am, but dont wake up, i sleep off untill 7am. i plan to exercise but too lazy and stop over. Today i have a breakfast before brush mmy teeth. after i have a shower but no wash my head because i am afraid out of water. After i drive moto from a alley to the way, i almost hit that lady. the lady scold me be going wrong. i dont use the bus because i am lazy to walk. i go to school but not in class, i am in a cafe near the school, waiting some friends to play game or bida. my mother give me 50k one day but still not enough. the night i go to english-class but i dont like. when i come back home and have dinner, after immediately online facebook untill 2am.
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Hi my frirends, long time i am not here, well today i have a present for all. You try to guess what it is. Yeah, it is very simple, that is the last story in the book 'Elementary stories for reproduction' of L.A.Hill.
It was Christmas, and there was a big party in the house. guests came and went, but the party continued. then the bell rang. serveral people shouted, 'come in' and a small man opened the front door and came in. nobody knew him, but the host went to meet him and took him to the bar for a drink. the man sat there happily for an hour and a half and drank. then suddenly he stopped and looked at his host. 'do you know,' he said, 'nobody invited me to this party. i dont know you, i dont know your wife and i dont know any of your guests. my wife and i wanted to go out in our car, but one of your guests' cars was in front of our gate, so i came here to find him- and my wife is waiting in our car for me to come back!'
I love you… I love you so
how strict should parents be with their children?
a young father was visting an older neighbour. They were standing in the older man's garden and talking about children. The young man said, 'how strict should parents be with their children'
the older man pointed to a string between a big, strong tree and a thin, young one.
'please untie that string,' he said. the young man untied it, and the young tree bent over to one side.
'now tie it again please,' said the older man. 'but first pull the string tight so that the young tree is traight again.'
the young man did this. then the older man said, 'there. it is the same with children. you must be strict with them, but sometimes you must untie the string to see how they are getting on. if they are not yet able to stand alone, you must tie the string tight again. but when you find that they are ready to stand alone, you can take the string away.'


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If you love marijuana, you probably can't stop talking about it and you constantly feel the urge to learn more about this amazing plant. Weed inspires writers to create pieces about everything cannabis-related. You can find a book about literally everything, from cooking with the pot to how to start a legal marijuana business. When it comes to expanding your wisdom, both weed and books can work perfectly together, so go ahead, roll a nice joint and choose your next best book about weed.
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Lasercut House Sparrow #4 Decoration by Virkvärftet.
Flying house sparrow laser cut in birch veneer. Virkvärftet is a small creative wood and paper workshop situated in central Copenhagen. They specialise in designing simple and graphic accessories for you and your house. They use thick black carton and wood in which they laser-cut their motives.
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1. Allows you to return your blessings from God in a planned way, from your first fruits rather than from what happens to be in your wallet or at the bottom of your purse at Mass.
2. Gets rid of the need to find St. Matt's envelopes, leaving only cell phones and keys to lose.
3. Allows for better budgeting, so you start realizing how much money you're wasting on other stuff.
4. Ensures your active, regular support of the Church 52 weeks of the year, even when you're traveling or up to your eyeballs in snow.
5. Provides greater security than cash or checks (but you still have to go through airport security).
6. Provides online control of your giving, including second and special collections, with year-end tax statement—all at no cost to you (but you still have to pay taxes).
7. Signing up online reduces your use of envelopes, checks, and postage, saving the environment while eliminating that funny taste in your mouth after you lick a stamp.
8. Earn credit card/frequent flyer points for your offertory gifts—fly to Jamaica sooner.
9. Relieves parish staff from posting contributions, giving them more time to cheer the Caps, Nats and Redskins.
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Bring a touch of sparkle to your home this Christmas with these beautiful LED birch twig trees. They look elegant and stylish on their own or can be decorated with your favourite Christmas decorations. Alternatively you even can create your very own winter wonderland in your garden with different sizes of birch twig trees.
- Decorative birch twig tree with 160 cool white LED lights
- Approx. 240cm high
- Tree stand included
- Eco-friendly
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Main Point: The story of Scripture causes us to appreciate what Jesus has done and anticipate what Jesus is going to do.
Merry Christmas! Why are we so tired? "According to a 2017 National Safety Council report, almost half of Americans do not get enough sleep to safely perform the duties assigned to them by their employer." We are tired. But we're not talking about work, we're talking about Christmas. This is the most wonderful time of the year and it can be the most wearisome time of the year. Why is that? Why are we weary and troubled? Today we are going to start a new sermon series digging into our weariness and finding hope in God's promises. We are weary, and we are hopeful. I want to give you some satisfying and strengthening why's behind our weariness and hope.
The structure is fairly simple. We will look into the covenants God has made throughout history. These covenants will help us understand our weariness, because in various ways God's promises address our struggles. And we will look into all the wonderful ways Jesus has fulfilled, is fulfilling, and will finally fulfill all of God's promises. The story of Scripture causes us to appreciate what Jesus has done and anticipate what Jesus is going to do. We are weary, and we are hopeful. Let's understand our weariness and grow in hope.
Read Revelation 20:7-21:5
Today we look back and we look ahead. Let's start with this question
I. Why are we weary?
We are weary because things have gone wrong. Creation has gone off the rails. In a way, we should grieve like the elders after the exile, when the second temple foundation was laid. We should remember the glory of relationships in the garden of Eden and we should grieve. But, we do not grieve as those who have no hope. Why are we weary? We are weary because of the good that has been lost. So,
- Remember where you came from
Remember the good garden
The repeated theme of Genesis 1 is the goodness of creation (1:9, 12, 18, 21, 25). When God's work of creation is complete, and Adam and Eve are given marriage, work, and rest, God pronounces that everything he has made is very good (1:31). Remember the good garden and remember
The goodness of work and rest
Adam and Eve were planted in the garden in order to work and rest. We are made in the image of the working and resting God. It is good to work hard, and it is a blessing to rest. God wired us and gave us instructions: work six days a week and rest for one. So, there they were, Adam and Eve were in a good garden enjoying good work, good rest, and good marriage. Remember
The goodness of marriage
Everything was right in the world except for the fact that Adam was alone. Everything was good except for Adam being solitary. He cannot do what God made him to do by myself. He needs a helper. God made him to work, have dominion, multiply, and fill the earth. God made us to be in relationship with one another. Man cannot do what God made him to do all by himself. Eve was given to Adam to bless him. And they were together in every sense and enjoying everything. Remember the good beginning and
- Remember the curse
Look with me at Genesis 3:14 and 15. Genesis 3 gives the historical account of Adam and Eve being tempted and rebelling from God. Here are the effects (Read 14-15)
It is significant for the snake that he is humbled to the dust. It is significant for us that God promises
Perpetual enmity
God promises two lines of people. There will be the seed of the snake and the seed of the woman. These two groups will always be fighting. All of humanity is cursed with the promise of forever fighting and forever being hunted. Difficulty between people, once foreign to the garden, is now the norm for all people. So, why are we weary? We are a weary people because of perpetual enmity and we are weary because of
Pain in childbearing
We continue in Genesis 3:16a
A brief summary of women will reveal the weariness of womanhood. What was her greatest blessing, filling the earth with the image of God, now becomes a source of monthly misery which culminates in excruciating pain in child birth. There is pain in childbearing and we suffer from the
Distortion of marriage
Continue with me in Genesis 3:16
Just as there will be perpetual enmity between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent, so there will be division and conflict in marriage. Man and woman will no longer enjoy being together in work, marriage, and family. Instead of unity and help, there will be constant competition as husband and wife try to dominate or rule over each other. Before the fall, Adam experienced the weariness of loneliness. After the fall, Adam and Eve experienced the weariness of fulfilling God's commands to multiply and fill the earth. We are weary because of a lack of relationships and we are weary because of relationships. The final curse falls on Adam
Frustration in work and rest
Look with me at Genesis 3:17-19
Producing enough food to eat will cause us to be weary. Work itself is not the problem. Fallen people working in a fallen world creates an unending train of problems. We experience the weariness of frustrating work.
Again, why are we weary? Why is your neighbor weary? We are locked in a perpetual battle between righteousness and unrighteousness. Living life as a woman is hard and wearisome. Living life as a man is hard and wearisome. Living life alone is wearisome and living together as a family is wearisome. Give us some good news! The good news is coming. Now we need to sober up. Like a parent groaning over the death of a child, we groan over what was lost in the garden. But again, we do not grieve as those who have no hope.
II. Why do we have hope?
Greg Nichols explains our hope, "Redemptive history has one chief character and hero, Christ the Redeemer: 'and he shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heal' (Gen. 3:15). Yet God doesn't send him immediately after the fall. He first sets up a framework for his appearance. Over some four thousand years he enhances this proclamation of emancipation. He builds anticipation and expectation. As God builds this framework of solemn promises, he progressively discloses the Redeemer's person and work." (Covenant Theology, 106).
- Remember the promises
God promises perpetual enmity
Now it's crazy but true, we groan because of perpetual enmity and we hope because of perpetual enmity. We hope because God commits himself to doing battle with evil and rebellion. God hasn't written off mankind. This creation is not a dumpster fire. We are not given over to evil. The battle between good and evil rages on. We see the fight first in Cain and Abel.
1 John 3:8 tells us that Cain was of the evil one and murdered his brother. Cain was the seed of the serpent and so he murdered just like his father. Cain murdered Abel because of enmity between the seed of the woman the seed of the serpent. Cain's deeds were evil and Abel's deeds were righteous. This battle must continue.
And it is good news that evil will not overcome good. The battle will rage so,
Remember the promise of preservation
Now we are looking ahead to God's covenant with creation after the flood. The first explicit mention of a covenant comes in Genesis 6 in response to the increasing wickedness of mankind. God is going to punish the seed of the serpent because "every intention of his heart was only evil continually" (Gen 6:5). So, God gives grace to Noah, Noah is righteous, and then God makes a covenant with Noah. Genesis 6:17, "everything that is on earth will die. But I will establish my covenant with you" (6:18).
After the chaotic flood, God recreates, dividing the water with land. He recommissions man and woman with the creation mandate- be fruitful and multiply (8:1-5, 17; 9:1). God then makes a covenant with all of creation. Not just Noah, but Noah, his offspring, and every living creature are included in this covenant (9:9-11). Life will continue. Enmity will continue. Immediately, Noah and his son Ham are at odds and the curse continues, perpetual enmity and the promise of preservation. This ultimately gives way to
Eventual victory
Now we are back in Genesis 3:15 and the curse on the serpent. There is singular enmity between the serpent and the woman. There is multiplied enmity between the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman. Then there is another case of singular enmity. A seed, a he-seed, will bruise the serpent's head and the serpent will bruise his heel. Fast forward to Revelation 20 and we see the serpent crushed forever at the return of Christ. Genesis 3:15 introduces the promise that evil will be finally crushed.
In your weariness remember the promises: evil will not win, the seed of the woman will continue, and victory is coming. Now, let's get more specific. We have hope because of the work of Christ. Therefore,
- Appreciate the work of Christ
Some of us are weary because we have forgotten how to appreciate good things. We have forgotten how to rejoice. Let's try and remember. Redemptive history has one chief character and hero: Christ the redeemer. I want to focus us on two passages that help us appreciate the work of Christ, Hebrews 2:14 and 1 John 3:8.
Hebrews 2:14, "Since therefore the children share in flesh and blood, he himself likewise partook of the same things, that through death he might destroy the one who has the power of death, that is, the devil."
Here in Hebrews 2:14 we see the most explicit promise concerning the snake crusher of Genesis 3:15. The mortal wound delivered by the devious snake will not be the end of Jesus. The mortal wound delivered by the seed of the woman will be the destruction of the serpent. Christmas is the celebration of God becoming man. Christmas is the celebration of the Son of God becoming the seed of the woman so that he can destroy the devil.
Evil will not win. Evil cannot win. You will not be overcome by evil. Joined to Christ the victor you cannot be overcome by evil. Through his death and resurrection, Jesus has destroyed the devil. Think about it. We cannot be accused because we are forgiven. We cannot be condemned because we are justified. We cannot be destroyed because we have eternal life. We cannot be lost because we are united to Christ. Christ the victor, the seed of the woman, has conquered!
Look at Hebrews 2:14 and appreciate the work of Christ. He has destroyed our enemy. Now look at 1 John 3:8
1 John 3:8, "The reason the son of God appeared was to destroy the works of the devil."
Jesus came to overcome evil with good. Jesus came to push back the effects of that first temptation. Jesus came to frustrate and undermine and reverse the devil's killing, stealing, and destroying. This work is happening in men and women like you. This work is advancing through teenagers like you.
We need to appreciate the work of Jesus to destroy the devil's work and we need to understand that Jesus is doing that work through us. Remember Romans 16:20, "The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet." God's mission of redemption includes you and your work to overcome the evil inside of you and all around you. We are a redemptive people. Your work at home and in your neighborhood should be a redemptive work.
Think of Jesus commissioning and sending out the apostles in Luke 10. They preached the gospel and healed the sick. Jesus said to them, "I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven. Behold, I have given you authority to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy, and nothing shall hurt you."
You were redeemed to be a snake crusher. Think of all the good you can do. You can encourage those who are suffering. You can be a friend to the lonely. You can feed the hungry and care for the poor. You can build up your brothers and sisters. You can love your wife. You can help your husband. You can share the good news of Jesus with your lost neighbors. You can serve and give and crush Satan under your feet.
Be sober-minded. There will be enmity. The seed of the serpent will oppose you and hate you and kill you. This mission is not a cake walk. You will need to rest. You will have to rest. You have been given the blessing of weekly rest. Be hopeful. The victory is sure. Satan has done his worst to Christ and Christ has overcome. Christian, you are joined to Christ and his life, his victory, and his power are yours.
Do you believe that? Do you believe this?
Romans 8:37, "In all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord."
Look away from yourself. You don't have this power in yourself. Look away from yourself. You don't merit this love in anyway. Look to Christ. He loves you. He strengthens you. He gives you his victory.
Do you know the essential element to living out this victory? Scripture calls it putting on the armor (Rom 13:12; Eph 6:11; 1 Thess 5:8). In the most simple of terms, putting on the armor is daily Bible reading and believing prayer. The more we understand of Christ, his work and his promises, the more we will appreciate and trust and follow and find victory in Christ. Read your Bible and respond with believing prayer every day because of the great work of Christ. We read our Bibles so we can have hope. So,
III. What are we waiting for?
Palmer Robertson gives us hope as we wait; "The hope of the future remains sealed in certainty. For we do now see Jesus crowned with glory and honor. Seated at God's right hand, he had all things subjected to him (Heb 2:8, 9). From his exalted position of power, he ultimately shall bring all things into the service of men [and women] who have been redeemed by him to the glory of God" (Christ of the Prophets, 107).
- Anticipate Jesus' return
Our hope because of what Jesus has done should only be matched by our anticipation of Jesus' return. We live in days of thankful longing. We are thankful for our forgiveness and restoration to God. We are thankful for justification and the presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives. But we have not yet attained perfection. This world is broken, and we are broken. This world rebels, and too often we find ourselves with a rebellious mind. Who will deliver us from these bodies of death and this world of death?
Thanks be to God, we have victory through Jesus Christ! That victory is sure, but that victory is not yet in its fullness. 2 Peter 3:10-14 tells us that in light of judgment and restoration we should wait for and hasten the coming day of the Lord. We are waiting for new heavens and a new earth in which righteousness dwells.
Every aching joint and case of the flu, every argument, every hospital visit, every nursing home visit, every prayer of repentance, and every apology should be an anticipation of Jesus' return. Come quickly Lord Jesus and set up a new world where righteousness rules the day and there is no room for selfish rebellion. Because of brokenness, because of pain, because of enmity and frustration, we pray, "Come quickly Lord Jesus. Fulfill your promises and finish your work. Cast Satan and death into the lake of fire. Restore your creation and perfect your people."
- We yearn for the new earth
When the foundation was laid for the second temple the elders grieved because that temple lacked the glory of Solomon's temple. They wanted to go back. Don't be like them. We don't want to go back to the Garden of Eden, we want better than Eden. We want God's promise of a new earth with no temple. No temple will be needed because no sacrifices will be needed. No sacrifices will be needed because none of us will sin. We will enjoy the fullness of God's presence unhindered by our weak appetites and sinful cravings. We will be restored to health and we will be restored to God. Listen, "God himself will be with them as their God. He will wipe away every tear from the eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there by mourning, nor crying nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away" (Rev 21:3-4).
Look back on creation, the Garden, and rebellion. Look back on the manger, the cross, and the resurrection. Stand firm in hope. Keep fighting. Put on the armor and wage war on your own sin and the evil that is striving to overcome you. Look back, stand firm, and yearn. Yearn for the return of Christ.
This means you must bend your anticipation upwards. Students, are you anticipating getting out for Christmas break? Are you anticipating giving that perfect gift or gathering with friends and family? Are you anticipating some time off from work and some rich feasting? All of those good things are just a glimpse, just a taste, of life in the fullness of the presence of God. Be thankful, give thanks, and yearn for better. Yearn for the return of Christ.
Church let's practice. Let us adore the Christ who has come and let us learn to yearn for the Christ who is coming again.


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Let the Trumpet Sound!
Easter Sunday celebrations are one of the high points of our Christian faith and worship. As such the worship planned for this day ought to be particularly festive. While there are many ways to heighten the festivities through visuals and movement, music is of particular importance on this day—especially music that includes trumpet and brass. Gathered below is a compilation of music for your consideration, including commentary about its difficulty level and other helpful information.
*Denotes optional timpani accompaniment.
Piano Resources for Advent, Christmas, Epiphany
I can't imagine worship through the cycle of Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany without music. Through the centuries, composers and arrangers have offered the church a wealth of music that is consistent with the themes of worship for these seasons.
Meet Hymns for Worship
"You are holding an unusual hymnal! The texts here are not grouped by theme, season of the year, or order of worship. Rather, they are presented in chronological order by text, beginning with a sampling of Old Testament psalms and continuing right up to songs written in the past few years. Paging through this book, then, is like taking a 3,000-year journey through the songs of God's people."
Getting into Martin Luther's Groove
Dear Church Musicians:
Is it not time, perhaps, to sing reformer Martin Luther's great songs with the sprightly rhythm in which they were originally composed? The new translation included here could give fresh vigor to the canonic status of "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God."
Songs of Justice
These days we're connected to people all over the globe. The Internet and other electronic media allow us to be as "plugged in" as we want to be: websites and e-news blasts provide us with up-to-date information on what's happening in the world (see sidebar).
As Christians, this awareness informs our personal devotions and our corporate worship whenever we intercede on behalf of those suffering from injustice in our own communities and around the world. It's a natural step to put those prayers to music so that they may be sung by God's people.


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Swagmaster696969696969, usually referred to as Swagmaster or Swag, is one of the two main protagonists of the Guards N' Retards series (alongside Chris Gordman).He is a (possibly mentally challenged) guard who works at Fresh Spaghetti Tubbie with his friend Chris(although the latter may not consider him a friend). He appears in the Guards N' Retards series and in R64: Mario and the retarded spaghetti factory, as well as reappearing alongside Chris in SMG4: Mario And... The Well and making a cameo in SMG4 Christmas 2018: The Most Important Thing. He and Chris were the main antagonists of SMG4: Mario's Prison Escape. They were also the secondary antagonists of Part 1 of The Anime Arc, before redeeming themselves in Part 2.
Outside of his own series, he, along with Chris, became prominent but recurring characters during the ninth season of SMG4.
Swagmaster is arrogant, unintelligent, cocky, and tends to be uncaring and mean towards others. He prefers to screw around instead of doing what he is supposed to be doing, which is one of the main reasons why he and Chris get into so much trouble most of the time as guards working at the spaghetti factory. On some rare occasions where he is focused on the task at hand, he is very resourceful and can get out of many sticky situations with his quick thinking.
He is obsessed with (way too much) breasts, as shown in Guards N' Retards: The Butt Ninja, where his dying wish is for Chris to bring him breasts, claiming that only boobs can save him, and in Guards N' Retards: Pointy Things, where Swag's pursuit of the Pointy Boob Lady is part of the cause of the conflict.
On occasion, Swagmaster appears to enjoy singing while he is goofing around; however, he is apparently tone-deaf, as the characters around him start to panic and cringe in pain whenever he sings, making their ears bleed.
He also seems to have a dislike for anime as shown in SMG4: Mario's Prison Escape, stating that the van that Saiko Bichitaru is in needs to be immediately destroyed since it had "anime on board". In SMG4: The Inkling Disappearances though there's a scene which shows him and two anime scenes, where he says that "he has seen too much" and explains that because of that, he is probably going to have difficulties in coming back to "civilian life", probably meaning that either he actually grew to like anime (though it's most likely a love-hate feeling) ever since it was banned, or has been traumatized by it, given that when he sees Saiko again, he claims he's having Vietnam War flashbacks again.
R64: Mario and the retarded spaghetti factory
SM64 Bloopers: Who let the chomp out...AGAIN!?
SMG4: BENDY and the SPAGHETTI MACHINE
SMG4: Mario And... The Well
SMG4: Mario's Prison Escape
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Guards N' Retards: Swag Party Hostages
Guards N' Retards: Le Train Breach
Guards N' Retards: Swag Magic.
Guards N' Retards: Da bomb
Guards N' Retards: The Vacation
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SMG4: Mario's Illegal Operation
SMG4: The Mario Showdown
SMG4: Mario Saves Anime
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SMG4: The Inkling Disappearances
SMG4: Mario and the Experiment
SMG4: World War Mario
SMG4: Final Hours
Post Anime Arc
SMG4: Mario Works at McDonalds
SMG4: Mario Waits in Line For Some Spaghetti
SMG4: The Festival Of The Year
SMG4: Mario Gets His PINGAS Stuck In The Door


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Originally written, July 4 – Independence Day, 2013
Independence — without getting up to get a dictionary (and who wants to do that?) I would say independence means being able to survive on our own or without visible support from any other source.
While it was wonderful for the settlers many years ago to fight for and gain independence from Britain, I personally do not see independence as a totally positive thing. In my mind, to be independent from God would be to flop and falter around with no hope, no direction and no clear path for ourselves. I understand that feeling because there have been periods in my life that I tried independence from God. This was because I was not living as I knew I should and felt unworthy of his help and care.
The Bible says 'apart from Christ we can do nothing…' Well, I couldn't actually find exact scripture and verse on that but I'm fairly certain it's in there. If not, it's definitely true. Oh we may do things, but apart from God we can and will make messes for ourselves.
If you look back at the introduction to these writings, you will not see one thing on that list that didn't take faith and complete trust in my Heavenly Father for peace and support. In the case of Mothers death, God was totally responsible for the strength to breathe in and out. I give God all the credit for that, He is so good. Don't try to live your lives without Him!
God Bless. In the words of my sweet Mother ,"Jesus loves you and I do too!"