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Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him. Colossians 3.16, 17
Paul's vision for the church
We cannot read the epistles of Paul without realizing he held a clear vision of the local church. He considered that Christ had raised and called him to lay out the blueprint for His Church-building agenda (cf. Matt. 16.18; Eph. 3.8-10, 4.11-16). Paul saw the church as a community in which the Word of God is firmly planted, has taken deep root, and is bearing fruit for the Kingdom of God (Rom. 14.17, 18).
Since we are all members of the Body of Christ, it is our duty and calling to contribute to this community of the Word of God. As the living Word of God dwells richly in us, we must contribute to the enrichment of our local church by bearing the fruit of the living Word with our fellow church members.
What forms should we expect that to take?
Teaching and admonishing
First, Paul commands us to express to one another what God is impressing on our souls from His Word.
The words "teaching and admonishing" cover a wide range of activities, both formal teaching and informal conversations, simple exposition and earnest warnings, individual and corporate settings. Christian learning is active learning, and everyone has a role to play as student and teacher. We have a duty to one another, in encouraging one another for wisdom, and for love and good works (Heb. 10.24), to take an active part in the instruction and discipleship of those who are fellow members with us in the Body of Christ. We must insist that the educational opportunities in our church be structured to allow, and even insist on, discussion, interaction, accountability, planning, and prayer, under the oversight and direction of skilled teachers and shepherds.
The Lord has placed pastors and teachers in each congregation, and the greater burden of instruction falls on them (Jms. 3.1) But each member in whom the Word of Christ dwells richly must also take responsibility for teaching and admonishing others, so that together the Body of Christ can realize more of the unity of the Spirit and attain increasingly to the maturity of Christ (Eph. 4.3, 13-16).
A second way the indwelling Word leads us to contribute to our local church is by our active and lively participation in the worship of God.
Worship is not a spectator sport. And worship is not about us – what we expect, enjoy, or want. God insists on being the focus of our worship, as well as our worship leader. We are worshiping God as He prescribes when we are actively adoring Him, attending to Him, and assisting our fellow worshipers to do the same. We should sing robustly the praises of the Lord, pray earnestly with thanksgiving and confession, and make sure we do not distract our fellow worshipers in any way from seeking the Lord. Paul says the fruit of the indwelling Word will be manifest as we sing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs to the Lord, as we give Him heartfelt thanks together for all His abundant goodness, and as we submit to one another before Him (Eph. 5.18-21).
Such worship begins in our heart, where we daily respond to the Lord's kindness, and it continues as an ongoing celebration of the Lord whenever we are together with His people as the Body of Christ. Worship that does not draw us together into the very presence of Jesus Christ, and through Him, to the Father of glory, may be fun and exciting and something we want to do more and more, but it will be little more than worship of ourselves, and what we will and want (Col. 2.16-19; Ps. 50). Such worship will not contribute to letting the Word of Christ dwell in us richly.
Everything in Jesus' name
Finally, the members of Christ's Body will represent Him to the watching world as they go out from their times of instruction and worship to live for Christ in every area of life.
Local churches should have a vision for how they can impact their communities for the Lord, to bring the beauty, joy, and presence of the Lord into every nook and cranny of their community (Ps. 48). Pastors and teachers must equip their members to receive the indwelling Word, and to let it live through them in lives of service, witness, and social and cultural engagement for the glory of Jesus Christ (Eph. 4.11, 12).
When Jesus came into a community, everything changed. People rushed to Him expectantly, wept at His good works, marveled at His teaching, and longed to be near and touch Him. This should be the same wherever His Body is living out the living Word together. A community of the Word of God will make a Kingdom impact on the larger community as it follows the example of Christ and the vision of Paul to turn the world upside down for Jesus Christ (Acts 17.1-9).
Each of us in whom the Word is beginning to dwell richly must make every effort to contribute to the health and growth of our local church, for it is as a community, where the Word of God dwells in all its richness, that the church becomes a true sign of and outpost for the Kingdom of God, spreading righteousness, peace, and joy throughout its community in the name and for the glory of Jesus Christ.
For reflection
1. What opportunities for teaching and admonishing are available for you? Are you making the most of them?
2. How would you evaluate your own active participation in worship? Do you see any areas of your worship where you might improve?
3. What do you think would be the hallmarks of a true community of the Word of God? In what way are you seeking to contribute to realizing this objective?
Next steps – Transformation: How might you begin to make a more consistent contribution to your church becoming a community of the Word? Talk with a pastor or church leader about this question.
T. M. Moore
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Yesterday( June 5th) was National Doughnut Day. All of the Krispy Kreme's were offering a free doughnut. Of course I sidled into my local shop and was given a warm, glazed confection that melted in my mouth. A fresh, hot doughnut reminds me of a wispy cloud. Airy and light it's gone in four bites (that would be a great jingle for them).
Dunkin' Donuts offered a free donut with the purchase of a drink.
(Didn't go there)
Krispy Kreme is by far my favorite. Had I been aware of National Doughnut Day a week ago I would have plotted my strategy for obtaining more than one free doughnut.
1. 8601 1st Avenue North, Birmingham, AL
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The plan is to go to each of these locations during the morning. Return to each location after the working shift changes and do it all again. Optional: Change your clothes or wear a disguise just in case someone is working a double shift.
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i very much enjoyed the book, 'eat pray love' by elizabeth gilbert.
i have noted that in previous blogs.
her journey really helped spur my own for quite some time.
after the accident, everything in my world changed -
my outlook on life.
my outlook on me.
my reaction to the world around me.
then charlie came.
and my world collapsed in on itself and became very much about her.
for the last nine months or so, i have neglected myself
and thus, failed in my journey.
as we approach a new year, i approach it with a yearning for a healthier life.
a healthier body.
a healthier spirit.
a healthier mind.
these are all things i want to be able to share with my daughter.
to model for her.
the best way to do that is start now.
before the m&ms take over.
so i have decided to start yet another blog.
this is not for that.
this is for my blah.
and my hope is that this journey will be anything but blah.
so if you're feeling nosey.
"There is so much about my fate that I cannot control, but other things do fall under the jurisdiction. I can decide how I spend my time, whom I interact with, whom I share my body and life and money and energy with. I can select what I can read and eat and study. I can choose how I'm going to regard unfortunate circumstances in my life-whether I will see them as curses or opportunities. I can choose my words and the tone of voice in which I speak to others. And most of all, I can choose my thoughts." - elizabeth gilbert.
go well.


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Not only that but she also ransacked my desk and ruined some cards I was working on last night. I'm praying I have the materials to make some more of the same cards as it was a swap I was doing.
I tell you, the supervision in the father department is zilch some days! Not every day, but some days it sure is and the last time she got ahold of something it was black marker that she drew all over our WHITE fridge and WHITE pantry door and boldly boasted how she had drawn squares on the door. Hubby said he didn't have the heart to tell her they were really rectangles.
Some days I think she should be on a leash in the backyard, she's in to anything and everything and still bouncing off the walls at 10:30 p.m. at night.
Oh, did I mention, she's not even 3 yet!!!!! I'm in so much trouble!!!! My mother told me that it's payback from my childhood. I only hope my youngest doesn't follow in all of her footsteps as right now I feel like this is a very tempermental age.
Want to share any stories with me to give me a good laugh, make me feel like I'm not alone? (I know I'm not!)
ETA: I was so irritated with my husband for letting her get in to my stamp stuff in the basement that I didn't even think to break out the camera and went immediately for the Stampin' Mist (thank God almost everything came off).


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HI. What a beautiful day. The sun is shining here and the dust is blowing, and it awesome! I Just want to say HAPPY FATHERS DAY, belated one day. Dad I love you, and it is good to hear that you were taken care of by that wonderful wife of yours who I call Mom. I am so happy that even Skyler and you were able to go and fish like men! ahaha. Did you catch anything? Ah, what am I talkin, of course you did! How could you not when you go with the experts. =)
Yesterday, as we were riding in the matatu, they were listening to the radio station, and there was a talk show going on. What I heard really touched my heart. They were giving time for all of these people to call in and wish there dads a Happy Fathers Day, and there were some accounts where some of these people just had all of these good things to say about their Fathers, or mothers for some of those that did not have fathers. It just made me think about how special it is that we have the opportunity on this earth to have such wonderful men in our lives, and just to have this beautiful family that loves us, and that we can love back. I was really thinking a lot about each one of you yesterday, and how much I really do love and appreciate you. I am so glad that my loving and perfect Father who is in Heaven, sent me to such a caring and supportive family that I can be with together, in the gospel, for all of eternity...that is what it is about. Those were and are just some of my thoughts.
Yesterday, I was writing in my journal, and just thinking through the week about what has gone on, and what we have been able to get done in the Lords service, and all I could write was simply just how grateful I am about everything. I think that on the times that I do actually write in my journal, that is all I can write, and my testimony. This whole week, that is also something that I have really tried to focus on, gratitude. I was saying a few weeks ago that what I wanted the most was to be more loving like my Savior Jesus Christ, and be able to show charity as He did. I found that as I strove to gain such, I was becoming filled with gratitude and thanksgiving for all that God my Father in Heaven has given unto me, unto our family, and just to those that I have been able to meet through my life. I want to continue to love as He did, and I know that as I do, I will be able to become less selfish and become more selfless. What a change of heart I continue to desire for. I think that affects all other aspects of my life, and the work. Hand in hand with all of the other attributes of our Savior Jesus Christ, I know that I will be able to accomplish the tasks and the change that I continue to desire. This life is about continuing and making the best of every bit that is given to us. See the light, and follow it.
This week has been full of great moments and also of some disappointments. We only were able to extend about 3 of the 12 Baptism Dates that we had planned sincerely to accomplish. It hurt to see these friends of ours not progress, and it was frustrating, but those that we did have the opportunity to share with, and extend, we found really were prepared, and ready for the Gospel message in their life, ready to act. Those others will still be ready, but we will let God also do His part, the part that we cannot even come close to playing. Yesterday at church we had one of our friends that we have been teaching for some time, and other missionaries had been teaching for some time, come to church. Her name is Catherine. It has been about two years that she has been trying to understand this message more fully. WELL, she just wanted some time to meet us. She is in her thirties, and she has a daughter. She is single, and she is really a great person. She does all she can to just follow the Bible and what it teaches, she knows all of the churches around, and let's just say, she is ready for the True, Full Gospel message. It seems that as of late she has really been having some challenges in her life that have changed the direction of her thoughts. She has taken in the daughter of another broken family around, and that makes two daughters now that she is providing for. She was asking for advice from us....and we again extended baptism...and she almost fully accepted, but something is holding her back. She sees that so many of the things within the Church are right, but she needs to know that it is truly the Church of Jesus Christ Himself, and not just any other church out there. I love that I got that specific chance to testify to her of what I know to be true, and see her being overwhelmed with the spirit. It was amazing, and I just know that she will be baptized. She told me she wants to be baptized before I leave...so CROSS FINGERS!....and of course we will continue to pray. I would encourage that all who ever needs a direct answer from God, just to pray to Him, and listen with full intent. It works. It is true. Enjoy your week! Love you.
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A phenomenon it is. How John McKissick's career as football coach at Summerville High School developed its longevity is a worthwhile story to read in the P & C. [See Lifetime of Wins]
Perhaps the local press awaits his retirement to investigate the illegal recruiting of players that fuels that success. Almost everyone I meet has a story, just not for publication. What does that say to our students about ethics? Cheating is okay if it's football?
Sunday, December 07, 2008
Post-McKissick: Will Summerville Stop Importing Players?
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Cheating is okay in the Lowcountry at every level, if the "right" people are doing the cheating. This is just another example. Every year, I'm disgusted by how we glorify this "success." Same ----, different year.
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friday, november 4
office shenanigans.
saturday, november 5
"so i watched the leaves fall/all of the way to the ground/and i knew that that was what love was/to die so that it could be found." - ben rector, autumn
sunday, november 6
living room books.
monday, november 7
it's the most wonderful time of the year.
tuesday, november 8
i heart autumn.
wednesday, november 9
not all trees are created equal.
thursday, november 10
i sure like haikus
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The Fringe
What inspired this production: did you begin with an idea or a script or an object?
Ben Norris: It began firmly with an idea (my lack of connection with my dad) and an impulse (to explore that (lack of) connection by going on a hitchhike through his past). I wrote 20-ish minutes worth of material prior to going on the hitchhike, which was largely introductory context to my relationship with my dad. So between the initial idea/impulse and this 'opening' 20 minutes, if you will, the full project took flight: I went on the hitchhike, wrote a full draft (incorporating that initial bit of text), rehearsed it and scratched it.
Why bring your work to Edinburgh?
On a personal and professional level, this show is immensely important to me; it's hugely autobiographical and explores ideas that I was thinking about long before I was able to articulate and explore them as an artist, and creatively it's a great validation to be able to combine the various strands of my practice - writer, actor, and spoken-word artist. Given how much it means to me, and - I hope - its thematic universality, naturally I want to perform it to as many people as possible. Edinburgh is the biggest arts festival on earth. It's also the right size and scale for the fringe, so I hope it'll be a good fit!
What can the audience expect to see and feel - or even think - of your production?
They'll see a young man flinging himself around a stage in desperate search of his dad, and himself. Literally spilling the debris/memorabilia of their relationship all over the floor.
They'll feel, I hope, amused, and moved, and inspired to question.
I want them to examine their own relationships with their parents, other family members, friends...anyone who they are, or have been, or may one day be, close to...anyone they feel the should be closer to.
I want them to think about masculinity, and the men especially to examine themselves and their relationship to their own feelings, and articulating those feelings.
I want them to leave wanting to ring somebody and (re)make a contact that may have been lost, or weakened over time.
The Dramaturgy Questions
How would you explain the relevance - or otherwise - of dramaturgy within your work?
I think, in the synthesis of genre that The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Family embodies, dramaturgy plays a fairly vital role. Or, perhaps more accurately, given that genre is something we often artificially impose on work after the event - which isn't necessarily helpful during the creative process - dramaturgy serves to untangle anything that might become tangled by looking at the piece as one simple coherent whole, consisting of many strands, rather than a clusterfuck of different and conflicting ideas or approaches.
I think, generically, we're looking to create something new and different without that being the principal thing towards which we're striving (simply telling the story in the most appropriate way, whatever that needs), so dramaturgy helps to situate us within a dramatic/theatrical tradition without bogging us down in any kind of obligation to that tradition.
What particular traditions and influences would you acknowledge on your work - have any particular artists, or genres inspired you and do you see yourself within their tradition?
The principal components of this work are theatre and spoken-word. It is long-form narrative performance poetry with interactive projections and physical theatre and acting elements (although that's not going on the flyer!). So I suppose I'd consider Kate Tempest and Polarbear to be loose generic influences in the tradition of narrative spoken-word; story-telling that flows in and out of poetry and prose.
Many other poets, storytellers, and even some songwriters, have had a more direct influence on my style and content, but Tempest and Polarbear are useful generic precedents.
My principal physical theatre influences are probably DV8 and Frantic Assembly, although Hitchhiker's contains only modest nods towards their work. DV8's verbatim gay rights play, To Be Straight With You, also contained some phenomenal interaction with projection; I've seen too great a wealth of fantastic digital theatre shows to mention all of them here, but this one sprung to mind.
I don't really see myself in one particular tradition, however.
I think I quite deliberately want to straddle numerous traditions. Really, as we always ought to, I'm just making a collage of things I like that becomes, I hope, something new and interesting.
Do you have a particular process of making that you could describe - where it begins, how you develop it, and whether there is any collaboration in the process?
There is no set process. Certainly not at the moment, so early in my career, but I don't imagine there ever will be. I rather hope there won't actually, otherwise I think the work, like the process, might start to seem a little formulaic if produced with sausage-factory-esque parameters. It has usually started with a script of some kind, written by me in isolation, but that's changing now, especially since I trained as an actor and explored more non-verbal work and improvisation.
There's certainly an enormous amount of collaboration involved. I think good collaboration is fantastically fruitful, and all the collaborators bettered from practising it, not only the work itself. It's no accident that TV drama is in such a purple patch, because so much of it is collaboratively written, intricately plotted, rarely flawed, and the voices distinctive. Having so many elements in my piece means that collaboration is particularly essential, and particularly fruitful, working as I am with film (edited/animated by Paul McHale), text and movement (directed by Polly Tisdall, who also works in a dramaturgical capacity), and lights (designed by Joe Price).
What do you feel the role of the audience is, in terms of making the meaning of your work?
They are everything. Why else do we make work if not to perform it for people? The question is not so much 'if a tree falls in a forest, does it make a sound?' but 'if a tree falls in a forest, and no ones is there to hear or be in some way affected by the fall of that tree, does it MATTER?'. And the answer is no. If I perform a play on my own in a room, it might have the makings of a great play, might still make a sound, but it doesn't mean anything at all because no one's heard it. It never is truly a great play until it's heard.
I don't think one should think too precisely or prescriptively about who their audience might be (unless working on a very specific commission) - this is particularly true for Edinburgh when it's anyone and everyone wandering in to your show - but one should think about an audience. Why are you telling them this story? How do you want them to change? What do you want them to learn, or ask, or doubt? et c., ad infinitum! These are questions I ask myself at the beginning of a process, and consistently throughout.


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I kept tuning in to the two blogs that I read, and for a while neither of them had written anything. For shame! People, don't you know I need the entertainment in the morning to go along with my Empress Tea and Dear Abby?
Then I realized I hadn't written anything myself in days.
So this is what's new on the home front. Lucy's sleep schedule is all over the map, but it's not a bad all over the nap (her night time sleep has actually been better! and it wasn't bad before!). It's just unpredictable. And she has a pincer grip now! Which means she can pick up all of the lint on the floor and put it in her mouth! And I just thought we weren't going to start solids for a while!
She is also pulling herself up onto things, like the low hearth in front of our fireplace and our friend Chris's legs. Gosh, this little girl is strong.
And finally, occasionally she tips her head back and forth, like Indians do when they're nodding yes. Not sure what she's agreeing with, but it's darn cute!
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Daily Archives: October 6, 2017
Student of the Week
First and second class were not at assembly today as they had a school trip. Their students of the week will be added later.
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Bhí Rang 1 agus Rang 2 ag an bhfeirm inniu.
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Bored With Retirement? Turn Your Shed into A Workshop
Posted: April 27, 2018
Categories: Gardening Projects
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Who's Your Daddy?
Building for Generations
God values people and so should we. Speaker Merle Shenk
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The Core Commands of Christ
Finding Hope in the Face of Tragedy
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday
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Prepare for the New Thing/ Ron Myer
Acts: The Church Then, The Church Now
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True Friends Confront Conflict
Father's Day 2017
All Hands on Deck
The Ministry of Every Believer
Faith Free From Entanglements
Love Knows No Fear
The Core of the Gospel
I went to Heaven so I could go to Hell
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We've gone through my least favourite songs of the year, now is time for my favourites. Before we get to my Top 5 list though, here are some special mentions that it'd be remiss to forget:
Songs that reached No. 1 but didn't make the list:
"King" – Years and Years
As has been pointed out in the comments of my original review, I was needlessly unfair on King when it first came out. My original post read the lyrics as being about an usual relationship when in reality they're about a man lamenting a relationship with a highly controlling woman, providing yet another example of a song where controlling women dominating weaker men is seen as the societal ideal. This makes it much more interesting than I first made it out to be and firmly places it in the reconstructionist subgenre of modern pop. Hopefully this position on the Special Mentions list serves as an adequate apology for my previous unfair treatment.
"Are You With Me?" – Lost Frequencies
The more I listened to this, the more I got into it's unique atmosphere and style. Unfortunately, it's ultimately a bit too low key to get a place on the list; it took me a long time to warm to it while there were a lot of songs that I liked from the off. It definitely deserves repeated listens though and rewards putting as much effort into it as you can.
"Uptown Funk" – Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars
Unfortunately, this has suffered the same fate that Happy did last year: by being the first great song of the year, it's ended up being hideously overplayed and, as such, I'm not really that interested in listening to it much anymore. An absolutely fantastic song (I think I actually prefer it to Happy) but a slight victim of it's own success for me.
Songs that didn't reach No. 1 but which would've made the list if they had:
"Love Me Like You" – Little Mix
Little Mix do it again: yet another poppy middle finger to the idea that women aren't allowed to have sex, should be considered sluts if they do and should generally be shamed for their sexual desires. This song is literally about how much the singers want to fuck all the time: they used to have it a lot and really liked it, now that they've broken up with their previous fuck buddy and it's just not the same. This song is exactly what Meghan Trainor keeps trying to make: a cheeky, subversive song utilizing a classical doo-wop sound to talk about sex. The problem is that Meghan Trainor's songs are filled with innuendoes which are pretending to be clean and innocent, thus defeating the point; Love Me Like You is filthy and joyously so. Carry on Little Mix, you're one of the best bands we've got right now. Meghan Trainor, pay attention.
"Bills" – Lunchmoney Lewis
A criminally underrated, socially conscious piece of barbed ragtime fun. The fact that this song isn't being discussed in the same breath as Uptown Funk is a sign that the world is just unfair; this should've been one of the biggest hits of the year.
"I Really Like You" – Carly Rae Jepsen
Taylor Swift spent the last half of 2014 leaving her younger audience behind so she could grow up and become the most important artist working at the moment. Carly Rae Jepsen then spent the first half of 2015 trying to reclaim that audience and thank God she did. This song is wonderful. It's optimism is infectious. It's joy is palpable. It just makes me happy to know it exists. I really really really love it. It would've made the second spot of my list at least.
"Shut Up and Dance" – Walk the Moon
A man in a nightclub is agonising over the idea of a woman being his true love, up until the moment that the woman grabs his hand and tells him to "shut up and dance"; aka "get out of your own head, stop deifying women, treat them as human beings, stop over-exaggerating things, and just enjoy life, you twat". Of course I like it. This is the song of the year that I wish I had written a full essay on.
"Can't Feel My Face" – The Weeknd
Oh God this is great: a fantastic groove facilitating a truly carnivalesque atmosphere, providing the perfect context to a song valorising a destructive relationship of drugs and sex. You feel like you shouldn't like it but you just can't stop; you feel like you're in the middle of an addiction which all the highs and lows that entails. It's wonderful and terrible, all at the same time. The song is a masterpiece of control.
Songs that got nowhere near the charts at all but which I love:
"Distant Buzzing" and "Lifeblood" – William D Drake
William D. Drake is the former pianist of the Cardiacs and now goes around the country, playing little ditties to his own small-but-dedicated fandom. Distant Buzzing is wonderfully pompous piece of English eccentricity that only he could write; Lifeblood meanwhile is a tribute to artists, providing a variation on Rachael Platten's Fight Song written by someone with actual originality. Both are fun and made by a truly underrated English gentleman.
Listen to: Distant Buzzing | Lifeblood
"Police Encounters" and "Things I Won't Get" – FFS
2015 saw the merging of art rockers Sparks with indie rockers Franz Ferdinand, producing the band FFS and an identically titled album. Police Encounters is a wildly fluctuating piece of madness with a stonking bass line; meanwhile Things I Won't Get manages to both describe my ideal type of relationship while simultaneously deconstructing it, producing one of the most romantic and deeply sad songs of the year. If you get a chance to listen to the whole album, definitely do; it is filled with more delights than most bands fit in their careers.
Listen to: Police Encounters | Things I Won't Get
"Let It Happen" – Tame Impala
Tame Impala is 2015's indie darling, particularly with his album Currents which many critics (including me) consider to be the best LP of the year. I could literally include every song from Currents on this list: Past Life is a horrifically in-depth description of an almost-relationship I once had; 'Cause I'm a Man works as both a critique and explanation of modern masculinity; Closer is just inhumanly great; and I could go on. It's an utterly marvelous listen.
I've chosen to include Let It Happen on the list though. An effortlessly tight collection of drums, synths and CD scratches, this seven minute odyssey is one of the most controlled, emotional and danceable songs of the year. It's a work of art. Believe the hype; Tame Impala's great.
"Inherent Grey" – Evans the Death
Ah, the band whose 2015 album was so good, I had to write an entire review of it. Evans the Death albums sound like the inside of my head; my life would be worse without them. If you miss the post-punk and indie bands of the late-80's/early-90's, then support them with all the money you can. I want to grow old with this band; if 2016 treats them the same way 2015 did, they might not even make the end of the year.
Highlights from this year's album include Expect Delays (a wonderful mix of styles which Stuart Marconie described as sounding like "three records being played at once"), Enabler (which is just a great punk love song) and the colossal Don't Laugh At My Angry Face (which genuinely sounds like someone's dying). My top pick from the album is Inherent Grey though: a swirling, mad piece of music which is constantly on the verge of falling apart (except for the section where it does fall apart, which is glorious). The entirety of being young and angry in the 21st Century is inside that track.
Their third album is due to come out in 2016, apparently recorded in a barge with guest musicians they found through Facebook. Expect me to fawn over that one when the time is right too.
So that is what's just missed out. Join me next time to find what made it.
EDIT (14/01/16): Bollocks, there were songs I actually forgot to put on this list. As such, please count "The Way We Are" by Alisha Dixon and "No Reptiles" by Everything Everything as my Special Mentions list's Special Mentions.


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Anthony Trollope and his Contemporaries pp 79-99 | Cite as
Moral and Social Acceptability
The Victorian novelist had to tread a tight-rope of moral and social acceptability. On the one hand he risked offending against very strict but often imprecisely formulated canons of behaviour; on the other hand he might be overcautious, and fall into dullness and consequent popular failure. At the summit of his popularity Trollope successfully performed this feat of balance, having risen in public and critical esteem by hitting on the exact blend of raciness and propriety in Barchester Towers and Framley Parsonage. His, re-marked the Saturday Review in 1867, is the literature of 'the moral and respectable middle-class mind', and combines interest with moral unexceptionableness to the satisfaction of readers of all ages. 'The most careful mother need not make a pioneer excursion among Mr. Trollope's pages in quest of naughtiness forbidden to her daughters; and yet few young people, save of the very fast pattern, will call those pages slow…' 1
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Why do we have a speaker facing the camera telling us one or two facts in a few sentences on video? Is it to see his white coat so we will know he is an expert? Is his voice so compelling and persuasive?
Unless there is a relevant and important image (instead of 1000 words) or a table of data or some significant movie footage, why oh why is he standing there mouthing this? A 28 second sound bite whose text content I could read in one. A simple text contribution would be fine. Because the technology allows you to make it a multimedia presentation doesn't mean you should. Save some bandwidth (and sanity) today.
Thanks for the feedback @syncretic, I'll be sure to pass it on to my colleagues.
We use a variety of communication mediums, including text format NBN articles as you have suggested. We find some people tend to prefer video communications (especially on social media), though, which is why we produce videos, podcasts and other types of communications.
We're always looking for ways we can improve, so we welcome other readers to share their thoughts on our videos or any other content formats we use (or don't use).
No doubt some sound and movement is attractive in many cases, in some cases it is very important or essential. Video has the potential to be a very powerful tool used properly. I find it hard to fathom why it is preferable in this case.
Is this a sign of laziness on the part of the viewer who wants to be spoon-fed information or a symptom of a growing number of slow readers who do not get the benefit of the written word being many times quicker than the same words spoken? Or is it laziness on the part of the producer who can't be bothered discriminating and just goes with the flow?
Aside from the inherent difference in speed there is the question of allowing the user to be selective. A well produced article with text and relevant selected images (not just fillers from shutterstock because the editor says you have to break up the text) can be skimmed in a few seconds and then if found to be interesting and important read fully, if not skip it. Even with the use of fast-forward you cannot effectively skim a video. Which is why web pages that automatically play videos drive me barmy - or some would say more barmy.
We have had the nightly TV news for decades where 15 minutes of content takes an hour and articles are too often included because they have footage not because the content is important to anybody. The corollary is that worthy stories are not shown because there is no footage. Web video takes this trend a step further.
We are finding more and more on the WWW that we are indiscriminately bombarded with video. There being only so many hours available to absorb such the result is a reduction in the scope of content and in the number of facts presented. The power of video to inform and educate is being lost in favour of its ability to entertain. Instead of a better informed democracy we have the potential for the reverse, a better entertained population who don't know a damned thing. Soma anyone?
To me this is a very worrying trend, personified by the Leader Of The Free World, who reportedly does not read but gets his information from the media. He revels in this situation and has managed to use the same media to turn the utterances of LOTFW into a fact-free zone subject to enormous ridicule. The medium is the message indeed.
Not that I am blaming Choice for all this! But please be discriminating and at least try to hold back the tide of dumb.
A top post @syncretic!
Hi Syncretic
If I may equivocate, I sort of agree and sort of disagree with your post.
I agree with @BrendanMays that different people take in information in different ways. So for some, the video would be their preferred method of learning. Obviously for you, reading is your preferred modality,
On the other hand, I think that 'talking heads' would be more appropriately used when pictures/images convey extra information, or convey it faster than trying to explain things. For example, videos of disassembly/assembly of phones, computers etc is better explained with the aid of images showing the exact locations and parts.
An alternative could be to have the script below the video so 'readers' such as you can get the content without having to watch.
@syncretic, thanks for the detailed response. I can understand your broader frustrations with news and video on the internet. Speaking broadly, these are complex issues and in a historical context we've seen some big changes to communications in a short time. We appreciate the feedback.
@meltam6554 - thanks for the suggestions, I'll be sure to pass them on.
I appreciate that CHOICE produces videos to reach an otherwise inaccessible audience. History is wrought with complaints about how the latest technology is dumbing down the population. People complain about smart phones, people complained about TVs, people complained about newspapers, people complained about books, people even complained about the mere act of written word. People complain, and people don't accept change; we're wired that way so it's not your fault to think this.
However, I see the value in using today's methods of communication to share stories worth hearing: consumer advocacy, science literacy, and other important life skills (eg. financial literacy, evidence-based parenting techniques, and so on). It's up to you to view all video as ill-contrived, but I believe CHOICE is using it wisely to support it's mission in educating consumers of all backgrounds.
Keep up the good work @BrendanMays and the rest of the team.
OK, some perspective
(the original is here and is better, but has subtitles in English.)
All the feedback is useful, so we appreciate people taking the time to share their thoughts with us. We've produced a few of these shorter 'video tips' style pieces such as the ones on the NBN that started this discussion, but we're paying attention to see how people feel about the subject mater and the format.
With note to the points made by @meltam6554 and @natural.thought, I and many of us learn by reading and are entertained by watching, and while some learn best by visual methods others confuse learning from being entertained. However I still subscribe to @syncretic's post. But thinking on the topic, here goes.
There is a conundrum for whether and how to make videos. If they are there for eye candy they should not be unless that is the topic. If they provide value added be it additional information, explanatory commentary, or entertaining presentation, well done. However a room full of people will often disagree on any particular video because they are each individuals. Some people are not going to read more than a paragraph or few of anything before getting bored but will watch a valuable or vapid video for 30+ minutes. Some of us do not have the patience to have to watch a 3 minute video when we can read the information in 20 seconds.
Compounding that, I and most men are most comfortable in what is termed 'report' communication. We want it short, direct, and to the point. My partner is probably a fairly typical lady who communicates using 'social information sharing'. I and those like me get impatient for the social communicators to get to the point, and we often think the points get lost in the social aspects because we increasingly tune out or come to conclusions (premature or right on) after a certain amount of what we perceive as irrelevance. Those in the social spectrum think we report types are terse or worse. Catering only to one type communicator is a losing proposition because it loses the rest of the audience, but trying to suit both requires hitting a sweet spot where neither gets perturbed, and that is not easy.
Moving on, one of the great shortcomings in browsers and web content is the auto-play. There should be an obvious switch to turn it on/off globally, and possibly by web site through exceptions. But there is not although it can be done in various ways on various browsers. A pop up video window that does not start does not bother me; those that auto-start do, especially those that care not whether they are in the current tab or a background tab, and all play at once; they are perhaps the single most irritating feature of the modern internet save for (anecdotally) the NBN itself, that I have yet to meet with (and am in no great hurry to do so).
FWIW my related discovery of the last months is that if you disable auto-play in firefox it also inhibits facebook chat, and only a second sense links turning off auto-start with chat suddenly not working. Conclusion? Fixing one irritation can cause another.
End of ramble.
I want to re-anchor this thread if I may.
My original post was how absurd it is to use video to show a talking head who does nothing but read a short script. In my elaboration I did digress into other problems with the use (and misuse) of video but the core of my concern is the same - appropriate use of media.
Some seem to think I am against videos or that I fail to notice that people have different preferences in how information is presented. Neither is the case. I did say that video is essential in some cases, there are some messages that cannot be sent otherwise. I acknowledge the growing power of the medium and that increased access to production and the growing ease of distribution is potentially good. The problem is that this new power is not always used wisely.
I want those responsible for production to be discriminating in media use and not to contribute to the deluge of mush that wastes our time.
I have never watched any of these videos.Not that i tried to find them either Get plenty of info via different options


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These guys were directly responsible for changing my mind about metal back in 1985.
It took a bunch of West German heshers to show me that thrashy metallic blasting was just as good as snotty violent hardcore, and thus my lifelong addiction to all things loud with violence was set on its path.
Here's their third outing - is it my favorite? That is hard to say, as the first four records are all classics (which surpass much of the output from many of the more well-known acts of the genre.
I do have to say that this one brings back some great memories of all-niter s8 sessions, ice water bongs, Jim Beam handles, purple microdot, my old '68 Coup de Ville (with the camo paint-job) - that was a great car. Damn.
Enjoy, as I will be gone to Tahoe for the weekend.
I've got some dog ashes to spread around the Sierra Nevada...


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So I just had a very productive and amazing weekend that I just have to share! So Saturday I woke up with my honey – after sleeping in a little – like 8am -9am – THAT'S LATE FOR ME! LOL! Anyhoo – so we got to the local Big 5 Sporting goods store to go find me either a glove or some tape to cover my old sticky handle of my freebie Tennis Racket I got from a friend with their grandparents pasted away – and ended up finding a really cool new Wilson tennis racket for only $24.99! Totally loved the way it looked and felt, couldn't wait to try it out! Also got Ryan a backpack so he'd have something to put stuff in on our bike rides, got a great find there too! Like $15-25 and perfect for him!
Then we headed out on a bike ride, didn't really plan on doing anything specific, just start going down the trails near our house and see where we end up! Well I live near Coddingtown Mall in Santa Rosa, and we ended up going almost all the way to Sebastopol, we went past Willowside Road and then found ourselves at a dead end… there were lots of ways to go we just wanted to see how far in that direction we could go.
So here are some pics… this was about 45-hour into our ride we were riding along this creek the whole time – but stumbled across this picturesque spot with bridges and vineyards down the side:
As we walked around checking out the scene Ryan notices a Mama duck and a whole slew of babies stuck in this fenced area – almost ALL sun… just feet from the creek… she was trying everything she could to find a way out that didn't involve her leaving her chicks behind… after some thinking we decided to unlatch the latch of the fence, leaving the chain lock – so she could squeeze out… don't know if she did… but the opportunity was left for her!
Later about 15-20 minutes down the trail we stopped again and found this neat scene:
And a male looking duck quacking down the creek looking for someone – maybe the mama duck and the babies? It's a whole other world out there… so much fun!
Here is Ryan posing with his sexy new backpack – GERRR! ;)
The we continued on – past Willowside and found this place… unfortunately the pics don't do it justice, because it was beautiful, luckily for us that it was there because the trail after Willowside to the dead end – was nothing but giant loose rocks and it was a horrific ride… but that one location made the perilous journey worth it!
So we turn around and about 5 miles from home (we ended up going a total of 13 MILES!!) I really started feeling tired – it was a lot of bike riding for a rekindling biker but the sun was beating down on us pretty good! After a little while of tired biking I suddenly see a giant black and white snake – Ryan says it was a King Snake literally like a foot or two ahead of me, and I couldn't stop in time- I had to run him over!!! I freaked out and threw my legs up so he wouldn't get me if he tried, I didn't know what kind of snake he was – he just looked dangerous – after I ran him over – I felt soooo bad. Ryan said he was alive but squished… the way he was laying – all sunbathing and happy I ran him over like 3+ times in a single swoop! Poor dude! We made it back to civilization and stopped by Safeway for a sandwich.
After we were fed and dressed for regular life again, cleaned up – we went to a pet store and picked up two placostomous's (I'm sure that's not proper grammar) and went and introduced them to the tank – they couldn't believe all the food there was to eat in my tank… I decided a while back that cleaning my tank killed my fish… so I stopped cleaning it… it's FULL of algae – but also very happy fish! The placostomi's were totally gorging it was hysterical to watch!
Later we went and picked up Josh and had a nice evening of Burgers and Fries from Stony Point Grill and Dr. Who.
Sunday I woke up with a slightly twisted ankle and it was Tennis day! So I took some advil and went anyway… maybe not the best plan – but we had a lovely time and my racket rocks! By the end of the day Ryan had me on couch arrest and I wasn't allowed to walk anymore – I am a bad patient when it comes to things like that – he all but had to tie me to the couch to keep me off my ankle… but it seemed to work… I'm much better today!
All in all – it was a glorious weekend!
Hope you enjoyed my story and pics!
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I have heard the stories of how the Broadway Actors boycotted the National moving legitimate theatre to The Shubert on 9th Street.. and how the National ran as a Movie house during the boycott.. But.. Fantasia opened in Washington on May 12th 1941 as a reserved seat roadshow at the National. (May 10, 1941 Washington Post)
Sometimes history is "re-written" and truth takes a holiday. The National did not convert from stage shows to cinema in 1948 because stage went out of style and movies were popular. The reason, as reported in the Evening Star, etc. was because of a court case which required the National to integrate (to admit blacks) because, unlike the movie houses, there was only ONE live theatre in town, thus "separate but equal" did not apply. Four years later, the new owners complied with integration, and Washington once again had live theatre. In that era, legitimate theatre was struggling even harder than movies to compete with the new 8 inch TV's; and there were only a few plays/shows per year. In 1954 I took Diane here to see "South Pacific" direct from Broadway, at a crippling price of $4.40 for the best tickets, including the 20% Federal tax. First run movies on F Street were then 44 cents matinee 74 cents evening.
This was a long time ago. In the fall of 1964, I was stationed in Virginia while I was in the service. During that time, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF with Zero Mostel had a Pre NY Broadway run in Washington. I believe it either played the National or the Palace. Am I right or wrong?


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Babies – Word of the Week
Babies is my word of week. Babies, babies, babies everywhere. On Sunday I became an aunt for the twelfth time. Daisy is the cutest bundle of squish I've seen in a long time. So far I have only seen her by photograph and a Skype video chat, as she and…View Post


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Have you ever gotten to some challenge, only to see that you had already been prepared to handle it? That is the work of the Lord. Only He can see what we have to face ahead of us. The more I look for this type of preparation, the more I see it. I'll share one easy to see example.
When I started college I decided for some unknown reason that I could handle the maximum number of credits my first year, and be involved in multiple extracurricular activities. Crazy? Stupid? Probably. However, I was able to handle things just fine – and do summers. Could never explain why I pushed so hard.
My final year of college was anything but what I had planned for. Not only was I married, but I also had a child. However, I was able to finish school on schedule, work, and still have time to spend with my child and husband. This only happened because I had such a small handful of credits to finish due to my overloading and going summers previously – although I hadn't previously known why I needed to. I think learning to work that hard also helped as well.
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Memories of my parents' kitchen come in waves. It happens when I pull a peach-almond pound cake out of the oven, when the mashed potatoes are perfectly lumpy with the red skin folded in, and when I replicate my dad's exclamatory "mmm" upon getting the right balance of horseradish and ketchup in his famous shrimp cocktail sauce.
But one day, I remember my dad sending me to pick up green peppercorns from the grocery store. I didn't have the first clue what this slimy looking ingredient could possibly add to any dish, but I brought them home and they were put away in the pantry. Since I wasn't living at home anymore and my grocery run was during a quick holiday stay, I didn't get to try them.
Green peppercorns never entered my mind again until Jeff and I went on a trip to Prague over the Easter weekend. On our last night, we went to a tiny restaurant called Restaurace U Cerveneho Kola where I had the most incredible beef tenderloin with natural green peppercorn sauce. I was hooked.
I searched London for green peppercorns and found a couple different options: dried and in brine. The dried green peppercorns offer a peppery spice bomb that is much softer in flavor to the black peppercorn coupled with a nice crunch. You don't have to grind it to enjoy the flavor, but of course you can. The brined green peppercorn actually tasted much spicier than the dried and preserved version. The brine keeps the berry soft and easy to chew, so the first sensation you get on the tongue is nice and pleasant–almost citrusy. Then, slowly, your mouth turns into a spicy, warm exclamation point of heat.
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Some quick facts about the peppercorn: it's actually a fruit or berry from the piper nigrum plant often found in tropical areas like Java, Malaysia, India and so on. It's the berry itself that is dried and sold as a spice. The common black pepper you see on restaurant tables or ground in your own kitchen is the cooked and dried unripe fruit. Green peppercorns are different in that they are not cooked.
The fun looking pink peppercorns are actually from a completely different plant from the piper nigrum and relate more to the cashew family causing allergic reactions in those who avoid nuts.
Green peppercorns are traditionally served in a cream reduction sauce, which is a shame. As a lactose-intolerant foodie, I avoid anything cream based. Maybe that's why it has taken me this long to discover them. But green peppercorns are also paired with butter, wine, brandy, and cognac. So, with cream out of the way, liquor and butter it is!
I found two recipes to that showcase the green peppercorn but also take you to another corner of the world. First, I prepared a Green Peppercorn Prawns dish from the depths of Cambodia. The second dish I cooked was Sherried Turkey Cutlets with a green peppercorn sauce, which actually seems rather British. I have adapted these dishes with some of my own flair and here are my notes and observations.
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Green Peppercorn Prawns
adapted from Spice Trip with some changes
Serves 3-4
1 tbsp Toasted Sesame Oil
1 inch Fresh Ginger, chopped or diced
4 Garlic Cloves, minced
20 Prawns, raw and deveined
1.5 tbsp Green Peppercorn in brine (2 tbsp dried)
4-5 Curry Leaves, dried
2 tbsp Oyster Sauce
1 tbsp Soy Sauce (gluten-free)
1 tbsp Fish Sauce
2 Small Tomatoes, diced
2 tbsp Parsley, chopped (cilantro if you prefer)
1 Lime
1) Prepare all of your ingredients. When you start cooking, the process will go very quickly, so it's best to have everything prepared.
2) Heat the oil over a small skillet. Let it get hot before adding the ginger and garlic. After the garlic just starts to brown, add the prawns, peppercorns, and curry leaves. Watch carefully as the prawns will cook very fast and turn to rubber before you know it.
3) Just as the prawns begin to turn pink, stir in the oyster sauce, soy sauce and fish sauce. Stir until the prawns are completely pink. Take off the heat.
4) While the pan is still hot, stir in the tomatoes and parsley. Taste and add more spice if you wish. Squeeze the lime over the prawns and serve.
What took me by surprise more than anything in this dish was how spicy it was. And I love spicy food! All of the heat came from the ginger and green peppercorns. From the original recipe, I brought down the amount of peppercorns used. If you really like spicy food, feel free to up the dosage. I also adjusted the sauces because fish sauce mixed with oyster sauce can be rather pungent. Play with the amounts to suit your taste.
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Sherried Turkey Cutlets with Green Peppercorn Sauce
adapted from Epicurious with notes and adaptations below
makes 2
1/2 pound turkey cutlets
1 tbsp olive oil
1/4 cup red onion
1 garlic clove
1/3 cup dry sherry
1 tsp green peppercorns, in brine (or 2 tsp dried)
1/2 tsp honey
1/3 cup chicken stock/broth
1) Pre-heat your oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit/200 Celsius.
2) If your turkey cutlets are more than 1/2 inch thick, wrap them in parchment paper and bash them to that height with a rolling pin or meat tenderizer.
3) Grab a skillet and bring it up to a high heat. Add the oil and onion. Let the onion cook for a little bit and soften around the edges. Add the garlic, but don't let it burn. On the high heat, it can burn quickly.
4) Put in the turkey cutlets and sear on each side. Each side should take about 2 minutes. When golden brown, remove from the skillet, place in a heat-proof pan and transfer to the oven until completely cooked through, about 10 minutes.
5) In the skillet, bring the heat down to medium and de-glaze with the sherry. Add the peppercorns and stir until it reduces to a syrup, about three minutes.
6) When the sauce is reduced to about two tablespoons, add the honey and chicken stock or broth. Cook on this medium heat until it reduces to 1/4 cup, about five to seven minutes.
7) Remove the turkey from the oven and let it rest before serving to redistribute the juices. After a few minutes, plate the meat and spoon the sauce over the turkey. Serve and enjoy!
This dish was delicious. The turkey was juicy and perfectly cooked through and the sauce didn't have the same blow-my-face-off spice as it did in the Cambodian prawns dish, but it was perfectly paired with the dry sherry and honey, which must have brought the spice level down.
I changed quite a bit from the original recipe because I am gluten-free, and I didn't think dredging the turkey in flour would add anything but calories. By searing the meat and putting it in the oven to finish cooking, you retain some really wonderful flavor without added fat or flour. Also, with the peppercorns, sherry and chicken stock, I felt like no added seasonings were needed, but adjust to suit your taste.
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These two recipes do a great job in utilizing the green peppercorn with different cuisines, but what to do with the remaining lot if you don't want to wait for a sauce to reduce? I sprinkle these little spice bombs on any dish that I'm about to eat from tops of soups to filet of fish to an omelet.
So go forth and experiment with this fabulous spice and see which color and taste adds specific pizzazz to your plate. And don't forget to tell me what you think!


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This 2006 Georgetown XL 370 by Forest River has LOW miles and is equipped with 3 slides for a spacious interior and features 1 1/2 baths !!
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This 2006 Georgetown XL 370 by Forest River has LOW miles and is equipped with 3 slides for a spacious interior and features 1 1/2 baths !!
This Class A coach has all the amenities you'll need for a weekend getaway or an extended trip.
Entering the coach you'll find an open floorplan with a spacious kitchen equipped with a double bowl sink, solid surface countertops, 3 burner stove, oven, microwave, large 2 door refrigerator and raised panel cabinetry with plenty of storage. There is also a pull out pantry cabinet.
A sofa and dinette across from the kitchen area both convert to additional sleeping areas when needed. There is also a single swivel chair.
The driver and passenger seats provide a commanding view of the road and the dash and gauges are well laid out. There is also a back up camera and tow package included.
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The 1/2 bath is convenient for guests.
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To the rear of the coach is the large bathroom equipped with a two bowl vanity, with plenty of storage on either side, a large shower with skylight, and toilet.
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Springfield man identified as victim in Friday's fatal Stiles Road crash
Monday, Aug. 21, 2017 — The victim of Friday afternoon's fatal crash on Stiles Road has been identified as Sammie Chesser, 45, of Springfield.
The accident was initially reported at about 1:14 p.m. Friday as a single-vehicle crash, but investigators determined there were two vehicles involved in the accident.
According to a press release from the Nelson County Sheriff's Office, police determined that the pickup truck Chesser was operating was heading west on Stiles Road when it collided with a pickup truck that was pulling out of a private driveway. Chesser's truck left the roadway and struck a tree.
The operating of the other truck was identified as Dennis Edlin of New Hope, who was uninjured in the crash.
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