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1. What is prayer? 'Prayer is the soul's sincere desire, uttered or unexpressed.'
2. What is the privilege and power of prayer?
3. What is the object of prayer?
4. What is the necessity for prayer?
5. What is the necessity for persistency in prayer?
6. To whom and through whom should we pray?
7. Before whom should we pray?
8. What should be our manner of approach to God in prayer?
9. What should be our position in prayer?
10. What are the conditions of acceptable prayer to God?
11. How should we distinguish between worshipping God 'in spirit and in truth,' and mere lip- service?
12. Why should our petitions be for help 'in time of need'?
13. Can we come too often to God in prayer, or is any affair of our lives too trivial to bring to his attention?
14. Why will not our Heavenly Father give us the things needful without our asking ?
15. How may we learn not to 'ask amiss,' and thus have all our petitions answered?
16. Why does God delay answering our prayers?
17. Should we strive to co- operate with the Lord in answering our prayers?
18. For what should we pray?
19. For what should we not pray?
20. Is it proper to pray for the conversion of sinners?
21. What is the cost of selfish prayers?
22. What is meant by 'vain repetitions' in prayer?
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23. How may we be 'instant in prayer'?
24. What does it mean to 'pray without ceasing'?
25. How should we understand, 'Ye shall ask what ye will , and it shall be done unto you'?
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26. What relative privileges in prayer have justified and consecrated persons?
27. What privileges of prayer do the children of consecrated parents enjoy?
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38. Is it proper to pray for baptisms of the Holy Spirit?
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42. How do we explain Jas. 5:14- 16?
43. What lessons should we learn from our Lord's example in prayer?
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45. What is the import of 'the model prayer' our Lord taught his disciples?
46. What should be the special nature of our petitions?
47. Why must we watch as well as pray?
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Calvin's sensitivity to the different circumstances in which people live lead him to flip-flop, or at least to be somewhat ambivalent in his attitude to the magistrate. Citing the case of Nebuchadnezzar (Jer. 27), Scripture requires obedience to bad kings, and even to pray for the well being of the country of exile (Jer.29). No doubt Calvin has his own city of exile, Geneva, in mind. But should not rulers, who also have responsibilities, be kept on track? Yes, but not by ourselves, but by Almighty God. This leads to discussion of the vexed question of civil disobedience.
No doubt having the Anabaptists in mind, and having already defended the right to litigate, Calvin proceeds to defend the entire judicial process. He discourages using the law for the taking of revenge, but upholds the use of due process, 'through which God may work for our good'. (It is interesting that in his teaching Calvin primarily seems to have mind not Geneva, which by this time in his career he believed was governed along right lines, but countries where the law may remain hostile to evangelical Christianity).
Following Elijah's stunning victory over the prophets of Baal in 1 Kings 18, he turns his attention to drought that continued to linger over the land. Back in 1 Kings 17, Elijah had announced a drought on the land because of the apostasy of the people. They had backed into Baalism and paganism. And their failure to remain faithful to the Lord carried the judgment of God removing his word from the people, signified by the lack of rain or dew. This was also a polemic against Baal, the storm god. The Baal cycle would be broken and the LORD would show himself to be God.
"With which person in the Bible do you most identify?" This is a question I have often asked others in the church over the years. Most of us lack even enough self-awareness to able to answer the question. Others among us have a propensity to appeal to the best characters in Scripture.
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Just over a decade ago, the big surprise in American evangelicalism was the sudden popularity of Calvinistic theology captured by Collin Hansen's memorable phrase, 'young, restless, and Reformed.' More recently, another unexpected trend has emerged – an interest in classical theism, Nicene Trinitarianism, and Chalcedonian Christology. Both movements connect to significant correctives within the field of historical theology, epitomized in the early modern period by the work of Richard Muller, in Patristics by Lewis Ayres and Khaled Anatolios, a
Whether we are prepared to admit it or not, most of us have 'celebrity pastors,' or at least people to whom we offer a measure of unqualified and uncritical appreciation (or even adulation). We go beyond that properly Berean spirit which "received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so" (Acts 17.11).
In 1754, Benjamin Franklin published a cartoon called "Join or Die." It pictured a snake cut into eights representing the British colonies in the New World. Franklin argued that unless the colonies formed one body, they would never be able to resist the powerful threat of the French and their Indian allies.
Robert Strivens, Philip Doddridge and the Shaping of Evangelical Dissent, Ashgate Studies in Evangelicalism (Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2015). 201pp. Hardcover.
Roman Catholics and Protestants alike often appeal to the massive body of works penned by Augustine, Bishop of Hippo. The thinking behind the Reformation was seeded by the ad fontes principle of the Renaissance, and for theologians those sources were often the Church Fathers, particularly Augustine. For example, the Battles edition of Institutes of the Christian Religion by John Calvin includes an extensive list of citations to Augustine in its index. Likewise, Luther was an Augustinian who often made use of his order's namesake's works in his writings.
I read John Webster's The Culture of Theology a few weeks ago. There is much to discuss in this penetrating book of the Thomas Burns Memorial Lectures he gave, but I thought I'd just share a small nugget and some reflection on it:
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Anne Steele is remembered as one of the first British women hymn-writers, and one of the best appreciated during her time and the following century. The introspective, searching notes of her hymns, uttered with uncommon honesty, made them particularly cherished by the majority of Christians, who found in them a way to express their own feelings.
As I begin the New Year, I find myself meditating on the fruits of justification by faith, especially the great principle that it brings us access to God. Paul says that through Christ, "we have also obtained access by faith into this grace in which we stand" (Rom. 5:2a). Peace with God creates access to God, so that we can stand before him fearlessly. By grace, we can stand calmly before God. Illustrations may help us take this benefit to heart.
One summer, a family man (and personal friend) traveled to Paris, where he spent a morning enjoying Luxembourg Gardens. In time, he noticed a group of mothers who, he realized, were so engrossed in their conversation that they tilted toward neglect of their children. He watched as one child wandered ever farther from her mother in the crowded park. Not yet two, she began to follow a family, apparently thinking its mother was her mother. When the group crossed a street and hurried onward, the child was finally quite alone.
Christians are frequently reminded to "remember the reason for Christmas," meaning, of course, that we should turn our attention away from the cultural trappings and to the fact that Jesus was born to Mary in Bethlehem. But this Christmas, perhaps we should fix our attention a little more closely, not just on the details of Jesus' birth, but on the miracle of the incarnation. In so doing, we join a great cloud of Christian witnesses, who have reflected deeply on this glorious mystery.
There is much more to grace than meets the eye. Indeed, to borrow and slightly tweak the title of a song made famous by Bing Crosby in 1955, 'Grace is a many splendored thing'. Although we instinctively link it to the idea of God's demerited favour towards sinners in salvation, when we begin to trace its contours throughout the Scriptures, we see facets that only make us appreciate its beauty and blessing more deeply. This kaleidoscope of beauty is worth exploring in its major component parts and my hope is to do this through a series of articles designed to unpack it.
There is a certain view of church that regards it (especially as expressed in the local congregation) as a 'voluntary association'. The idea has been notably prevalent among Christians in the United States, but has been embraced more widely in other parts of the world. Interestingly this perception of church only began to increase in popularity in post-colonial America with the growth of Non-Conformist churches.
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"What is it about Calvin that so inspires me? This: his disciplined style, his determination never to speculate, his utter submission to Bible words as God's words, his submission to Christ's Lordship, his sense of the holy, his concern to be as practical as possible; the fact that godly living was his aim and not theology for the sake of it. In a forest of theologians, Calvin stands like a Californian Redwood, towering over everyone else." — Derek Thomas
One of my favorite Peanuts cartoons opens with Linus and lucy staring out the window. Rain is pouring down outside.
After rising from the dead, ascending into heaven, and being enthroned at God's right hand, Christ poured out the Holy Spirit on the church. The significance of this event cannot be exaggerated. It is the culmination of Christ's exaltation short of his second coming. It is here that every benefit obtained in his suffering and subsequent glory is transferred to us. In his sermon at Pentecost, the Apostle Peter describes the Holy Spirit as "the promise", referring to the promise to Abraham of a blessing for all nations (Acts 2:33,39; Gal 3:14).
Ministering With a Clear Conscience
Why does Paul emphasize clearness of conscience in regard to one's ministry? James defines "conscience", expands on its dual function, and talks about how it often speaks against our will.
We probably all have bank accounts with savings, and maybe investments and 401(k)s. Wisdom would suggest that while we trust God we also should be good stewards and save. You want to have in inheritance—at the end of the road of your work life, you want to have a nest egg. This doesn't make you greedy, in most cases it means you were prudent. But all of this should make us ask, where is my real inheritance? What is the real price? Where, or better, in whom is my true retirement.
What season did we recently enter? Spring. What comes next? Summer. Then what? Fall. Then what? Winter. And then? Spring. And so on until Christ's Second Coming. The year's seasons are cyclical—and somewhat predictable. So the seasons of our years should not surprise us but rather inspire our adaptability, acceptance, and appreciation.


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The Boonville boys and girls basketball teams had high hopes entering Tuesday night's game on the road against the Moberly Spartans.
After playing two JV games and two varsity games the night before at home against the Mexico Bulldogs, the Pirates ventured on the road this time for four games to closeout the conference season.
Unfortunately for Boonville, they lost all four as the Moberly girls won both the JV and varsity games by the scores of 45-43 and 70-52, respectively. Meanwhile, in the boy's contest, Moberly prevailed over Boonville in JV action 49-40 and varsity play by a score of 59-37.
The Lady Pirates, dropping to 7-16 overall and 2-10 in the NCMC, actually led Moberly after the first period by a score of 14-13. However it was pretty much all Moberly after that, especially in the middle two periods, as the Lady Spartans held a 20-10 advantage in the second quarter to go up 33-24 at the break. Meanwhile, in the third quarter, Moberly outscored Boonville again 25-11 to extend the lead to 23 at 58-35. Needless to say, the Lady Pirates didn't go down without a fight. In the final period, Boonville rallied back with a 17-12 scoring edge to cut the lead to 18.
Boonville coach Jaryt Hunziker said the girls came out right away and established their inside game.
"Morgan Edwards scored eight points and Cassidy Renfrow two of our 14 first quarter points to take a 14-13 lead after one quarter," Hunziker said. Moberly's guards heated up in the second by knocking down three three-pointers which helped them to extend the lead to nine at half. During the third quarter you could tell we had hit a physical/mental wall from playing an aggressive game the night before against Mexico. We were turning the ball over due to Moberly's constant full-court pressure and didn't have the legs to stay in front of them defensively. Before the fourth quarter I challenged the girls to dig deep and win the fourth quarter by playing smarter and harder and they did so by outscoring Moberly 17-12."
Ronni Graves led four players in double figures for Moberly with 20 points. Reghan Stuart and Brittany Kroner each had 15 while Taylor Fusselman added 11.
For Boonville, Morgan Edwards finished the game with a double-double with 24 points and 10 rebounds along with two steals and two assists.
Addy Reardon finished the game with 12 points, two rebounds and one steal while Aly Wessing added eight points, five assists, three rebounds and one steal, Olivia Imhoff with six points, four steals, four assists and two rebounds, Cassidy Renfrow with two points, four rebounds, three steals and one assist, Millie Moyer with six assists, three rebounds and two steals and Carley Esser with two rebounds and two steals.
The Lady Pirates also finished the game hitting 24 of 59 shots from the field for 41 percent and 4 of 10 from the foul line for 40 percent.
As for the Boonville girls junior varsity basketball team, they played their second straight overtime game in as many days.
Except this time, the Lady Pirates came out on the short end against Moberly by two.
Of course it didn't help that Boonville got off to a slow start while trailing Moberly 17-8 after one and 26-18 at the half. However, in the third quarter, the Lady Pirates cut the lead to one at 32-31 by outscoring Moberly 13-6. Meanwhile, in the final period, Boonville held a 12-11 advantage to tie the game at 43-all. Unfortunately for Boonville, the Lady Spartans scored the only two points in overtime for the victory.
Boonville JV coach Ashley Freese said this was another hard fought game.
"Moberly come out and immediately went on a run against us but the girls didn't get down, they kept up their intensity and kept fighting back," Freese said. "We went on a run and came back within one during the second quarter but again Moberly went on another run right before the half. The girls come out after half down by eight and caused some turnovers and got us back in the game. The girls had a good night at the free throw line and knocked down those points to help us out. This was two games in two nights that has gone into overtime after the girls were down. Very proud of how they are fighting to stay in these games and not allowing it to get them down. I am seeing good improvements in this team from the beginning of the season to now."
McCayla Yates had 12 points and Jaelyn LaRue 11 to lead all scorers for Moberly.
For Boonville, who dropped to 5-11 overall and 3-7 in the NCMC, Sydnee Poindexter had 16 points, six steals, four rebounds and two assists.
Rashelle Bush added 10 points, three rebounds and two steals while Anna Nelson chipped in six points, six rebounds, two assists and one steal, Cali McAreavy five points, four steals, three rebounds and two assists, Kelsi Dillender two points, six rebounds, four steals and one assist, Jessica Luscombe two points, three rebounds and one assist and Whitney Bush two points and two rebounds.
The Lady Pirates also finished the game shooting 40 percent from the field and 74 percent from the foul line.
As for the Boonville boys varsity basketball team, they also had a rough start against Moberly while trailing 16-10 after one, 28-16 at the half and 47-30 after three quarters of play. Meanwhile, in the final period, the Spartans outscored Boonville 12-7 to win the game by 22.
Boonville coach Scott Floyd said his team came out extremely flat in the game.
"As a team we shot only .255 from the field," Floyd said. "When you shoot that poorly on the road wins are hard to come by. Give credit to Moberly, they had us well scouted. Moberly also shot the ball extremely well, too. They were hitting from both the inside and the perimeter. Defensively, they did not give us many good looks. Despite missing two starters due to injury, Moberly continues to play at a very high level. I also think that we were a little fatigued after playing a very physical game Monday night versus Mexico. We now have a week to get some rest and prepare for our first round district game versus Hallsville."
Tanner Wetrich led four players in double figures for Moberly with 19 points. J'Von Spiller and Rashaun Smith each had 13 while Justin Connaway chipped in 11.
For Boonville, who dropped to 12-12 overall and 6-6 in the NCMC, Jay Barnhart had 12 points and six rebounds.
Gus Kemp added seven points, two rebounds, two assists and one steal while Tavious Brazil had six points, five rebounds and one assist, Tyler Peterson with five points, five rebounds and one steal, Gauge Sharp with four points and one rebound and Damario Walker with three points, two assists, one rebound and one steal.
For the game, the Pirates also hit on 14 of 55 shots from the field for 26 percent and 8 of 10 from the foul line for 80 percent. Moberly, meanwhile, connected on 5 of 9 shots from the line for 56 percent.
In the junior varsity game, Moberly jumped out to a 32-17 halftime lead against Boonville and put it on cruise for the rest of the game to win by nine.
The Pirates, who dropped to 10-7 overall and 5-6 in the NCMC, outscored the Spartans 23-17 in the second half.
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Boonville JV Coach Kent Peterson said its not the way the JV team wanted to finish out the season with back to back losses but Moberly played extremely well especially in the first half when they hit seven three-point shots including 6-6 for Reshawn Oliver.
"We did not guard well in the first half but made a much more committed effort in the second half," Peterson said. "Bryce played extremely well on both ends of the floor. Overall, I was proud of our kids this year as we finished with a 10-7 record. The future is very bright for this group and will be fun to watch their development over the next two-three years. We ended the year with four players scoring in double figures and the kids played hard every night for me. I had a great time coaching this group and know they will work hard to improve their game for next year."
Reshawn Oliver had 20 points and Duante Robinson 10 for Moberly.
For Boonville, Bryce Fuemmeler finished the game with 14 points, one rebound, one steal and one assist.
DeAundre Lewis added nine points, 10 rebounds and one steal while Clayton Lang had eight points, three rebounds, two steals and one assist, JT Washington with six points, five rebounds and one steal, Dalton Hodge two points, three rebounds and one steal, Alec Viertel one point, two rebounds and one assist and Jady Reese with two rebounds.
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I recently took Kim and Kyla over to Bird to try on Warby Parker frames, and Kim was overwhelmed by the idea of picking out glasses. Ever the contacts enthusiast, Kim has had some eye problems in the past and her doctor implored her to wear glasses more often. Since she hasn't upgraded from her childhood glasses – no, really, they're actual child's wire rimmed frames – we decided it was time for her to pick a pair of grown up specs. The only problem? Kim hates glasses. I can't relate, since I was oddly excited the day I was told I needed them, but the two of us have very different styles. However, I had a feeling that Kim just needed to adjust her outlook with a makeup shake up. We left with a pair of glasses in mind (she favored the Sinclairs), and went home to try on my own glasses and give her a little makeover.
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The privileged location of Granada, together with the mild climate, are the perfect conditions to practise many sports both on the field and in contact with nature. Without having to leave the city, the Municipal Sports Arena offers visitors its facilities for basketball, handball, table tennis, volleyball, 5-a-side football, martial arts… Another proof of Granada's interest in sports is the Long-Distance Grand Prix, which takes place in several parts of the province.
On the outskirts of the city, in Las Gabias, golf lovers will be able to improve their par in the 18-hole course at the Granada Golf Club. In this town there is also a clay-pigeon shooting and Olympic shooting range, an exceptional place to practise your favourite sport whilst enjoying the splendid views of the Sierra Nevada mountains. This mountain range has the highest peaks in mainland Spain (Mulhacén - 3,482 m, and Veleta - 3,392 m), and a national park, which is also a Biosphere Reserve. It is covered in snow almost all year round, which causes a system of torrents, rivers and streams that irrigate mountains, ravines and valleys, and also creates many aquifers and springs. The variety of mid- and high-mountain ecosystems guarantees a rich environment in this unique location. These protected spaces have Visitor Centres, Information Points and Nature Workshops where visitors will be informed of the resources and routes available. The mountains are also the perfect setting for snow sports - at the Sierra Nevada ski resort. More than 100 kilometres of pistes and a wide offer of leisure activities including indoor swimming pools and ice rinks are all available in the mountains. Many companies propose adventure sports (quad, cycle tourism, horse riding routes…) or aerial sports (microlighting and paragliding), in the Sierra Nevada National Park and in the Sierra de Huétor Nature Reserve.
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To discover the aquatic environment, northern Granada offers a visit to the Cueva del Agua, while, to the south of the province, the immense, beautiful beaches of the Costa Tropical unfold. Water sports can be practised all year round, thanks to the area's microclimate. The towns of Almuñécar, Salobreña and Motril are places where visitors can enjoy both the beaches and lovely historic quarters, well worth visiting.
Traditional cuisine with deep Moorish roots
Because the city is near the Sierra Nevada ski resort and the Costa del Sol, where tropical fruit is grown, the traditional cuisine of Granada has an exotic touch, with deep Moorish roots. Fish from the sea, country dishes from the Alpujarra and the delicious produce from the vegetable gardens in that area make up a mysterious and pleasant cuisine. Granada is famous for its large amount of bars, taverns, cellars, restaurants and tea shops, where you can taste typical products and practise the popular tradition of "going out for tapas". It involves going from one bar to another and enjoying small and varied portions of typical dishes which are often free with your drink, normally local wine or a caña (a small glass of beer). Tipping is not obligatory, although it is common practice. There are established routes and perfect places to practise this gastronomic tradition: Navas and Sarabia streets near the Town Hall, the Albaicín neighbourhood, around the bullring or in Plaza Bib-rambla. Other suggestions: - High quality restaurants in the area around the cathedral, like in the Plaza del Campillo. Some of the most typical dishes are beans and ham, migas (fried breadcrumbs with meat and peppers), gazpacho, Sacromonte-style omelette or products such as Trevelez ham, asparagus or tropical fruit. - Sweets made in monasteries: in convents such as San Antón, Zafra, Las Tomasas and La Encarnación you will be able to purchase products made by the cloistered nuns. The most famous are glorias and tocinillos.
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A programme full of fiestas and festivals
Granada has an important university and many students live in the city - thanks to this there are many leisure activities for young people. The programme at cinemas, theatres, auditoriums and exhibition halls is completed with many festivals that are celebrated in the city.
The International Music and Dance Festival fills the most beautiful corners of the city with classical music, flamenco, ballet and dance. Prestigious artists perform in the Patio de los Arrayanes courtyard, the Palace of Carlos V and the Generalife Gardens, amongst other historical buildings, and concert halls. Jazz lovers will be able to go to the International Jazz Festival, which fills the Isabel la Católica and Alhambra theatres with beautiful chords, while the so-called "Trasnoches" take place in live music clubs. Another festival is the International Young Film Makers' Festival, which shows short films by young directors. There are also Flamenco Festivals, the International Puppet Theatre Festival or the International Magic Festival. We can't forget the International Theatre Festival, which brings the best current performances, or the International Tango Festival. Granada organises many other festivals that fill the streets with life and cultural activities. A good chance to enjoy the festive atmosphere is Easter week, which has been designated of National Tourist Interest. The Conquest of Granada Festival or the Crosses Festival, when the houses and courtyards are adorned with flowers, are also worth seeing, as well as the Corpus Christi Fair (with important bullfights) or the festival of the Virgen de las Angustias. These days there are open-air celebrations and a broad programme of activities.
But you don't have to wait until then to enjoy leisure in Granada. Any time is a good time to practise one of the most deeply-rooted traditions in the city: going out for tapas. Although this tradition is present in many other Spanish cities - when they serve a small portion of regional food with your drink - in Granada it is considered to be an art. Moorish aromas pervade these tasting sessions, as well as many restaurants and tea shops. On warm nights in Granada you can have a drink at a terrace in one of the squares, go for tapas in bars (young people usually go to the Pedro Antonio de Alarcón area; and to the centre, in streets near Plaza Nueva or the cathedral). Cocktail bars and discos with different music styles, to dance until dawn, can be found on Calle Elvira and the surrounding area, on the Gran Vía, Paseo de los Tristes, Plaza Nueva, and next to the bullring. Sports lovers will be able to practise all kinds of sports at the Municipal Sports Arena, or go to Sierra Nevada Mountains to practise snow sports and hiking. The Costa Tropical, with vast sandy beaches, is an exceptional spot to practise water sports. But if you don't fancy leaving the city, you can relax in the Arab baths, which are part of the thermal water tradition in Granada. Young people travelling with the ISIC international youth card, and with the student card, will enjoy discounts in many museums and exhibitions. They will also get a reduced price on city bus tickets.
Patronato de la Alhambra y Generalife. Pepe Marín.
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Granada, a fun city for children
As well as many activities on the beaches on the Costa Tropical, Sierra Nevada National Park (next to the Padrollano ski resort), and the Sierra de Huétor Nature Park, children will also enjoy their visit to Granada.
The cultural programme in Granada caters for children and has proposals for all the family. They will have great fun at the Science Park Museum. This interactive museum offers more than 200 experiences relating to the biosphere, perception, inventions and scientific discoveries. One of the rooms has been designed specially for children from 3 to 7 years old, where they will be able to play and explore at their leisure. The planetarium, which is part of the museum's facilities, offers a programme for children which teaches them about astronomy with stories and pictures. The José Guerrero Art Museum also organises tailored guided tours so children can learn about contemporary plastic arts. International festivals such as the Magic, Puppets, and Theatre with Objects festivals are for children and adults alike. Stages and performances appear all over the city. The "Huerto Alegre" Educational Innovation Centre proposes ecological itineraries so children can get to know about the environment in Granada. Even the Manuel de Falla Auditorium has educational and family concerts aimed at music lovers with less experience. During Christmas, Juveándalus (Children's and Youth Fair) is a great opportunity to enjoy all the stalls and stages that are installed. With the Children's Tourist Pass (always linked to an adult's pass), children from 3 to 11 years old will have admission to the main monuments and the Science Park Museum, and it also includes a discount card for city buses and a 24-hour ticket for the Tourist Bus.
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Ceramics, silver and inlaid woodwork are just some of the most famous craft products from Granada. There is a wide range of shops in the streets of Granada, from workshops, franchises, traditional and prestigious shops to shopping centres and street markets, giving the visitor numerous different alternatives for a day's shopping.
From the silver, crafted figures of the Alcaicería, to the fashion, shoes and perfumes of the shops in the centre of the city and the large shopping centres on the outskirts, including the second-hand objects in the street markets, Granada offers products to tempt all kinds of shoppers.
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Opening times: some shops, especially the large franchises, are open from 10am-8.30pm, and the shopping centres are open from 10am-10pm. Traditional shops open from 10am-1.30pm and from 5-8.30pm, approximately. Sales: the winter sales generally begin in the second week of January and go on until the end of February, and the summer sales begin on 1 July and run until the end of August. How to pay: most people pay in cash or with a credit card, when you must show your passport or identity card. Tax free: residents from outside the European Union are entitled to have Value Added Tax (IVA) refunded on purchases of more than €90.15.
A service city with excellent facilities
Granada is part of the European Federation of Convention Cities, a reason why it has numerous exhibition halls and conference rooms, as well as a wide selection of hotels. Each year Granada attracts a large number of trade fairs, symposiums and international conferences, lured by the city's artistic and historic heritage, its rich cultural agenda, and its good connections to the rest of the country by air, railway or road.
Granada's Exhibition and Convention Centre, located in the heart of the city, is the biggest infrastructure devoted to these purposes. This complex of buildings is divided into nine versatile rooms of different capacities (seating a total of 3,560 participants), with a total of 4,000m2 of exhibition space, press rooms, a restaurant and an open-air auditorium with capacity for 1,700 people, among other services. There are a myriad of exhibition halls and conference rooms available, without having to leave Granada's city centre. Each event can find a suitable space. For example, the Manuel de Falla Auditorium offers spacious rooms (890 and 468 seats), while the Madraza Palace, the Cordova Palace and the Palace of the Condes de Gabia have all been equipped to house temporary collections and exhibitions. The Carmen de los Chapiteles and the Carmen de los Mártires have beautiful gardens in which open-air receptions can be organised, making any event an unforgettable experience. Another trade fair centre is located only three kilometres away from Granada's city centre: the 60,000m2 Armilla Trade Fair Centre. The complex, which is equipped with all necessary services and is very well connected by public transport, is divided intro three pavilions of different size, suitable for the most varied purposes.
Accommodation in Granada will not be a problem for the business traveller. More than 7,000 places, the majority of them three or four star hotels, are spread throughout the city, both in the historic quarter and in the more modern areas. In general, these hotels are within walking distance of the conference centres.
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We laughed about our accents, and how his Boston inflection was as distinguishable as my Appalachian twang. He signed almost every letter "Bobby from Boston" and reminisced about growing up in nearby Lowell, Mass.
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Gleason flashed a thumbs up as they put the metal helmet on his head and clamp on his calf, perfectly censoring a large pinup girl tattoo. He went out on his own terms, choosing 1,800 volts of electricity over lethal injection partly because he didn't want to go lying down.
What he wanted from me, I believe, was someone to hear him out and to tell his story. I think he also liked that I didn't tell him what he wanted to hear. We had disagreements ranging from how I wrote my stories about him to how he treated his lawyers. Several times he told me I was one of the only people in the world he trusted.
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