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Precious Memories ................. 2 By Kay Christopher
Penny Pinchers ......................... 13 Money saving hints and tips
Bible Beat .............................. 8 & 9 Quizzes, puzzles, facts
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Writer's Page ............................ 18 Our readers submitted writings
Faithful readers and advertisers the time has come for us to move on.
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According to the Almanac ......... 5 When to do what
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Obituaries ................................... 7
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Business Directory .................... 23 Contact info for local businesses
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SEEN & HEARD IN ROANE COUNTY By O.I. Seenya • A female on a motorcycle, with a small dog on the seat behind her, wearing a very small doggie helmet. • Wild boars, bears and panthers roaming around our county. • Three suicides in the City of Rockwood in five days. • A man, smiling, going the wrong way on Highway 70, waving back at all the people that were waving their arms trying to stop him, thinking they were all just being friendly. • The Roane Reader is ceasing to exist, and many kind comments heard about how much everyone has enjoyed it all these years.
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Boss’s Day Quotes
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Precious Memories By: Kay Christopher
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When me and my sister, Sandra were young, instead of playing playhouse, we played newspaper. When we got older, we had the opportunity to start up our own paper, and we jumped on it. For over 25 years, The Roane Reader has been free for all the people of Roane, Anderson and Morgan Counties. In all those years, we never had a price increase on our advertising rates. A 2x4 ad was $20 and stayed that way. We weren’t in the paper business for the money. We were in it because it was in our hearts. We got very little money from it, but continued to produce one every month, just because we loved doing it. Sandra passed away, and the paper ceased to exist for about 6 months. That’s when I called her son, Justin, and asked if he could continue where his mother left off. Even though it was a big burden for him, he agreed to do it and has stepped up for the last few years. His technical expertise is what has kept The Roane Reader in business since his mother’s death. But, unfortunately, we realize it’s time to stop. This issue will be the last one for The Roane Reader. Justin’s busy work and church schedule, and my obligations to my family, has forced us to give it up. From our hearts, we want to thank all the reader’s who have continually been faithful and has had nothing but good to say about our paper. We did it for you. Thanks to all the businesses who supported us all those years by paying for the printing costs and other overhead expenses. It was a dream come true for me and Sandra, and I know she’s smiling from Heaven, appreciating her son stepping up, and realizing too, that’s it’s time to put The Roane Reader to bed for good.
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How to Save Money When You Eat Out Senior Discounts A common myth is that senior discounts are only allowed for those 65 and older. The truth is that many restaurants offer “senior” discounts for those as young as 55. Sometimes you will find these discounts advertised on the menu. If you don’t see a senior discount listed on the menu of your restaurant of choice, remember: it never hurts to ask. Just ask your waiter if they offer any discounts for seniors. These discounts can save you as much as 10-15% of the price of your meal. AARP Dining Discounts Are you a member of AARP? Did you know that as a member you may qualify for a variety of discounts when dining out? Combo Deals For those who would like to enjoy company for a meal, but aren’t comfortable sharing, many restaurants offer a special combo meal deal which usually includes an appetizer and two entrees for one price. These can be great offers to take advantage of. Daily Meal Specials This is popular in both fast food chains and mom and pop diners. Often a sign will advertise the special of the day. A lot of restaurants offer huge savings if you order the daily special. Take Advantage of Coupons and Deals Look in your local newspaper for coupons and specials available at your local restaurants or go online to restaurants.com or groupon.com to find the best deals at national chains. There are a lot of great coupon deals out there. Take a little time and make a game out of finding these “hidden treasures”. Discount Cards Many places offer special discount cards where you collect point, punches, or stars toward rewards, often free food or drinks. Be sure each member of your family gets their own card so they can start earning points and qualify for discounts as well.
Old Wive’s Tales of Love Spells
Hazelnut Love Spell - A girl might see who her future husband was going to be by lining up hazelnuts in front of a fire, each of which represented one of the boys that was wooing her. She would then chant, "If you love me, pop and fly. If you hate me, burn and die." Water Love Spell - Another tradition from America instructs the curious girl to take a lamp and go out on the night of Hallowe'en to a spring of water and peering in she should see the reflection of her future husband. Apple Love Spell - To find out who your future partner in life is going to be try this simple divination spell. Take an apple and peel its skin off in one long piece, saying, I pare this apple round and again My sweetheart's name to flourish plain I fling the pairing o'er my head, My sweetheart's letter on the ground be read The peel should have landed in the shape of your true-love's initial.
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Quick and Fascinating Facts About the Human Body 1. We lose 80% of our body heat from the head. 2. When you blush, your stomach also turns red. 3. A feeling of thirst occurs when water loss is equal to 1% of your body weight. The loss of more than 5% can cause fainting, and more than 10% causes death from dehydration. 4. At least 700 enzymes are active in the human body. 5. Human beings are the only living things which sleep on their backs. 6. The average four-year-old child asks 450 questions a day. 7. Not only human beings, but also koalas have unique finger prints. 8. Only 1% of the bacteria can result in the human body becoming ill. 10. The scientific name for the belly button is the umbilicus. 11. Teeth are the only part of the human body which cannot heal themselves. 12. On average, a person needs seven minutes to fall asleep. 13. Right-handed people chew most of their food on the right side of their mouth, whereas left-handed people do so on the left. 14. Only 7% of people are left-handed. 15. The fragrance of apples and bananas can help a person to lose weight. 16. Out of all the people who can move their ears, only one third of them are able to move just one ear. 17. During their lifetime, a person will on average accidentally swallow eight small spiders. 18. 3.99% of the calcium contained in the human body is in one’s teeth. 19. Human lips are hundreds of times more sensitive than the tips of a person’s fingers. 20. A kiss increases a person’s pulse to 100 beats per minute or more.
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Columbus Day - Oct. 9th
Columbus Day is a U.S. holiday that commemorates the landing of Christopher Columbus in the New World on October 12, 1492. It was unofficially celebrated in a number of cities and states as early as the 18th century but did not become a federal holiday until 1937. For many, the holiday is a way of both honoring Columbus’ achievements and celebrating Italian-American heritage. Throughout its history, Columbus Day and the man who inspired it have generated controversy, and many alternatives to the holiday have appeared in recent years. COLUMBUS DAY TRADITIONS In many parts of the United States, Columbus Day has evolved into a celebration of Italian-American heritage. Local groups host parades and street fairs featuring colorful costumes, music and Italian food. In cities and towns that use the day to honor indigenous peoples, activities include pow-wows, traditional dance and lessons about Native American culture.
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8 interesting facts about Autumn
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1. Autumn begins Trick-or-treating is a Halloween There are two different dates when Autumn could be said to begin. custom for children in many Autumn as defined by the Earth's orbit around the sun, begins on countries. Children in costumes the The Equinox and Solstice which falls on 22 or 23 September. travel from house-to-house, However, for the purposes of recording climate data, it is important asking for treats with the phrase to have set dates that can be compared, so the meteorological "Trick or treat". The "treat" is usually some form of candy, alAutumn always begins on 1 September. though, in some cultures, money 2. Trees prepare for winter One of the most stunning signs of Autumn is the turning of the is used instead. The "trick" is leaves. The shorter days are a sign to trees to begin to prepare for a usually idle threat to perform winter. During winter there is not enough light for photosynthesis mischief on the homeowners or to occur, so as the days shorten throughout Autumn, the trees begin their property if no treat is given. to close down their food production systems and reduce the amount Trick-or-treating usually occurs on the evening of October 31. of chlorophyll in their leaves. Some homeowners signal that 3. The chemistry of color they are willing to hand out treats Chlorophyll is the chemical which makes tree leaves green and as by putting up Halloween decorait declines other chemicals become more prominent in the leaves. tions outside their doors; others These are responsible for the vibrant ambers, reds and yellows of simply leave treats available on Autumn. The chemicals responsible are types of Flavonoids, Carottheir porches for the children to enoids and Anthocyanins. Did you know some of these chemicals take freely. are the same ones that gives carrots and egg yolks their colors. In North America, trick or 4. People born in Autumn live longer treating has been a Halloween A study in the Journal of Aging Research found that babies born tradition since the late 1920s. In during the Autumn months are more likely to live to 100 than those Britain and Ireland the tradition born during the rest of the year. Their study found that 30% of of going house-to-house collectUS centenarians born during 1880-1895 were born in the Autumn ing food at Halloween goes months. back at least as far as the 16th 5. The days get shorter century, as had the tradition The word equinox comes from the Latin equi (meaning equal) and of people wearing costumes nox (meaning night) accounting for the equinox marking the time at Halloween. In 19th century when day and night are of equal length. We often notice the nights Britain and Ireland, there are begin to draw in from this point as after the Autumn equinox, the many accounts of people going night longer than the day, until this is reversed at the Spring equinox. house-to-house in costume at Halloween, reciting verses 6. A date for your diary - 24 September 2303 Generally speaking the Autumn equinox always falls on either in exchange for food, and some22 or 23 September, but not quite always. Because the Gregorian times warning of misfortune if calendar is not quite in perfect symmetry with the Earth's orbit, the they were not welcomed. The Autumn equinox will very occasionally fall on September 24. This Scottish Halloween custom of "guising" – children disguised last happened in 1931 and will next happen in 2303. in costume going from house 7. Persephone's return to house for food or money In Greek mythology, Autumn began when Persephone was – is first recorded in North abducted by Hades to be the Queen of the Underworld. In distress America in 1911. While going Persephone's mother, Demeter (the goddess of the harvest), caused house-to-house in costume has all the crops on Earth to die until her daughter was allowed to return, remained popular among Scots marking Spring. The return of Persephone. Frederic Leighton (1891) and Irish, the custom of saying 8. Autumn and Fall "trick or treat" has only recently We typically think of 'Fall' as the North American version of the become common. The activity word 'Autumn', but it was in fact in widespread usage in England is prevalent in the United States, until relatively recently. Originally a shortening of the phrase fall Canada, the United Kingdom, of the leaf, the phrase was common in England in the 17th century. the Republic of Ireland, Puerto The word Autumn entered English from the French automne and Rico, and northwestern and central Mexico didn't become common usage until the 18th century.
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For several evenings, the moonrise comes soon after sunset. This results in an abundance of bright moonlight early in the evening, which was a traditional aide to farmers and crews harvesting their summer-grown crops. Hence, it’s called the “Harvest” Moon!
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There are just a little over 12 complete Moon cycles every year, on average. The Harvest Moon isn’t like the other Moons. Usually, throughout the year, the Moon rises an average of about 50 minutes later each day. But near the autumnal equinox, the difference is only 30 minutes. The Full Harvest Moon rises at sunset and then will rise very near sunset for several nights in a row RehabAd_Final_Print.pdf 1 2/21/2017 11:38:56 PM because the difference is at a yearly minimum. It may almost seem as if there are full Moons multiple nights in a row! In 2017, the Harvest Moon will rise on October 5 at 2:40 P.M. EDT.
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Piper Nigrum belongs to the Piperaceae family and is a climbing vine indigenous to the Malabar Coast of India. Vietnam has made huge efforts to become the largest producer of pepper and is responsible for almost one third of the total pepper production worldwide. India, Brazil and Indonesia produce the remaining two thirds.
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October Sky Festival
Save the date: Crossville Oktoberfest set for October 20-21
FOR A BREATH-TAKING VIEW OF THE FALL COLORS and a fun day for the whole family save the date: October 21th from 10am til 4pm. The Oliver Springs Historical Society will host the 10th Annual October Sky Festival. Held at Arrowhead Park on Roane Ave. Admission is free, donations are appreciated. We plan to have something for everyone. Children’s activities include Battle Balls, echo-friendly Merry-go-Around, face painting, duck pond, games, CRFTV will register children age 5 into the Imagination Library to receive a free children’s book monthly and Ft Southwest Point’s Revolutionary War demonstration. The Miss October Sky Beauty Pageant will include 11 categories and be held during the 2nd week of October, check our website below, for details and application. A Cruise-in car show, narrated tour of movie sites, historical homes and the Museum Project, 100 plus vendors and exhibits will fill the park. Be prepared for culinary delights like Ringo’s smoked on-site BBQ, Woodmen of America will be serving their famous smoked chicken, Pawpaw’s Eats & Treats, Kaufmanns, L&M Funnel Cakes, the Hibachi Truck, Hendricks Kettle Corn, and many more. The historical society will be frying up fresh potatoes, with onions & peppers, as well as an old favorite Crystal Style hotdogs. Treat your sweet tooth with the Pie Ladies homemade fried pies and Ann Miller’s fresh Amish made doughnuts. No way will anyone go away hungry. Pull up an hay bale or relax in our hospitality tent and enjoy the music of local artists, Dudley Evans & ’ Victorious’, Greg Johnson’s ‘Tribute to Elvis’, and Kenny Evans and Family. Proceeds from the festival go to our Museum restoration. Thank you to our sponsors: Attorney General Randy McNally, Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank, Windrock Truck Parts, Creative Fabrics & Welding, Roane Medical Center, Oral Surgery Specialists of Tennessee, Woodmen of America Insurance, Pamela Ann’s Fudge, Town of Oliver Springs, Harvey’s Furniture, Pat Stansberry ‘Southern Home Reality’. Vendors are still being accepted, www.octoberskyfestivaltn.org
By Rita M. Reali - Preparations are well underway for the 27th annual Crossville Oktoberfest. This year’s fun-filled festival takes place October 20 and 21 at the Knights of Columbus grounds, at 2892 Hwy. 70 East, three miles from downtown Crossville. Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Council 8152, Crossville Oktoberfest features authentic German-style cuisine, beer and music. It takes place rain or shine, with all activity under cover. The event kicks off with the ceremonial tapping of the keg at 11:30 on Friday morning. “The tapping of the keg is a key element of the festivities,” explained Grand Knight Denny Roy, one of the coordinators of the event. “It’s tradition. Many of our attendees plan to be here right at the start, just to see this.” Billed as the premier German-American festival in the Cumberlands, Crossville Oktoberfest draws thousands of attendees each year from all over Tennessee and neighboring states. Scheduled during the heart of the autumn “leaf-peeping season,” Crossville Oktoberfest has become a favorite destination among visitors, both for day trips as well as for weekend getaways. And with plentiful lodging options in the area – and lots of other activities to enjoy in town – Oktoberfest provides one more reason to come to Crossville. And what authentic German festival would be complete without a mouth-watering spread of food options? The menu for this year’s Oktoberfest includes five different entrees – all prepared on site: pork schnitzel (breaded pork loin), breaded chicken schnitzel and a variety of German-style sausages: smoked bratwurst (a Northern German pork sausage), knackwurst (a favorite Northern German sausage made from ground veal, ground pork and fresh garlic) and weisswurst (a traditional Bavarian sausage made with minced veal and back bacon). Side dishes include sauerkraut, spaetzle (a buttered egg-noodle dish) and red cabbage; and for dessert there will be German chocolate cake and cheesecake. And, naturally, Crossville Oktoberfest features a wide variety of domestic and imported beers… and plenty of peanuts and soft pretzels. For non-beer drinkers, a selection of soft drinks is available, as well. But the food and drink aren’t the only reasons to come to Crossville Oktoberfest. There will also be continuous live music all day, both days of the festival. “We’ve got three great bands coming back this year,” said John Peaslee, another of the event coordinators. “The Bavarian Echo, the Frank Moravcik Band and the Rheingold Band have become fan favorites over the years, and we’re delighted that they’re all going to be joining us again.” Pulling off a two-day event like this takes plenty of planning and coordination. Luckily, the Knights of Columbus get a lot of help in that regard – from their wives, family members and other volunteers who pitch in. “We’ve really been fortunate that we’ve got so many volunteers who step forward, year after year, to make this event such a great success,” Denny said. “We’re in the heart of the ‘Volunteer State’ and we really depend on our teams of volunteers – from our setup and decorating crews to the kitchen staff who cook and serve everything, right down to the folks who direct traffic and handle parking. It’s a real team effort to get the job done – and we appreciate all of our volunteers.” Numerous local sponsors also support the event year after year. “Our sponsors make it possible for us to stage this festival every year,” John said. “They really come through for us. We rely on their support in so many ways – for products, for services, financial support, putting up posters, selling tickets… you name it, they help us out with it.” The Knights of Columbus is a fraternal organization of Catholic men, but you don’t need to be a Knight – or even Catholic – to attend Oktoberfest. “This event is open to the public,” John said. “Everyone’s welcome at Oktoberfest. The more the merrier. The only requirement is that you like food and enjoy a good time. It does help, though, if you can polka – or even do the chicken dance,” he added with a grin. Advance single-day admission tickets ($6) may be purchased from these local businesses: both Cancun Mexican Restaurant locations, Sears of Crossville, Best One Tire & Auto, The Lace Place & Chocolate Emporium, Romo’s Mexican Restaurant, Crossville Heating & Cooling, Physicians’ Associates and Star Realty. Admission at the gate is $7.50. Children under 14 are admitted free. Adult meals are $10 and kids’ meals (hot dog, chips and dessert) are $5. This year, for the first time, credit and debit cards will be accepted on site.
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Obituaries
Charlotte “Flip” Russell, 67, Rockwood
Aug. 26th Briton Leinart, Jr., 86, Kingston Aug. 27th Alma Johnson, 80, Harriman William “Greg” Love, 68, Harriman “Dennis” Kindrick, 77, Rockwood Aug. 28th Roger L. Goodman, 67, Oliver Spgs Alice F. Hamilton, 84, Rockwood Aug. 29th Talisha Goney, 33, Rockwood Aug. 30th Lenore J. Finger, 82, Harriman Kenneth McElhaney, 91, Rockwood Mary K. Plemens, 83, Harriman Aug. 31st Clayton “Mack” Hall, 86, Kingston Sept. 1st Gertrude Snow, 93, Harriman Sept. 2nd "Leslie" Muldrow, 49, Oliver Spgs “Greg” Thompson, 65, Rockwood Richard Lee Davis, 67, Rockwood Sept. 4th Joe Cunningham, Sr. 80, Rockwood Sandra Kaye Ross, 62, Harriman James Forrester, 61, Harriman Alice Hunter Woodfin, 81, Kingston Sept. 6th Kathy Sims Miller, 63, Harriman
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Sept. 7th Robert Lee Palmer, 72, Harriman Jessie Norman Dutton, 78, Kingston Sept. 10th Maude Davis, 83, Kingston Sept. 12th Kevin West, 52, Rockwood Martha Patterson Hardy, 81, Niota Sept. 13th Shirley Patterson, 89, Kingston Sept. 14th Mary Jo Hood, 88 ,Rockwood Sept. 15th “Bobbie” Franklin, 70, Kingston “Ronnie” Rhea, 77, Rockwood Carolyn J. Thomas, 76, Rockwood Stephan C. Collett, 61, Rockwood Sept. 16th Barbara J. Capell, 69, Rockwood Jeffrey Lee Golliher, 57, Rockwood Sept. 17th Jimmy W. Barfield, 61, Harriman William (Boss) Davis, 89, Kingston Sept. 18th Betty Human Saliba, 83, Harriman Sept. 19th Jerry Lloyd Simmerly, 56, Kingston Jacquelyn Wallace, 79, Harriman Dr. "E.C." Cunningham, Harriman Hiram F. Johnson, 61, Rockwood Sept. 22nd Mary Louise Bridges, 88, Harriman
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How Were Materials Transported for the Pyramids?
It has long been known that the rock was extracted eight miles away in Tura and that granite used in the monumental structure was quarried 533 miles away in Aswan. However, archaeologists have disagreed over how the material was transported to Giza, now part of modern-day Cairo, for construction of Pharaoh Khufu’s tomb in 2600 BC. Now that mystery could be a step further to being solved after the discovery of an ancient scroll of papyrus, a ceremonial boat and a network of waterways, reported the Mail. FOUND IN EGYPT The 2.5-ton blocks were ferried through a system of specially designed canals before arriving at an inland port built just yards away from the base of the Great Pyramid. The papyrus scroll is the only firsthand record of how the pyramid was built, and was written by an overseer named Merer.
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What is the sign of the covenant between God and Abraham?
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Jesus Ascends into Heaven, Luke 24:46-53
After Christ’s triumphal entrance into Jerusalem and after visiting Look up in the sky. Watch the clouds go by. Imagine Jesus standing in front of you. Then he rises into the air the temple, where did he spend the night? and disappears behind a cloud. The next day you feel the power of a God within you and you begin preaching The first two disciples selected by Jesus were brothers. Name them repentance, for the forgiveness of sins to everyone you meet. You begin at home and travel near and far. You know that one day you will see Jesus again in his Father’s heavenly kingdom. Which of the tribes of Israel was prohibited from owning land in Canaan? Across What city is called the City of David?
Who ate honey out of a lion’s carcass? How many Jews were exiled to Babylon by Nebuchadnezzar? Name Goliath’s chosen arms for fighting with David. When Moses was preparing the Israelites for their coming confrontation with the seven nations of Canaan, how large an army did he raise? When God finally let the Israelites enter the promised land of Canaan, how many nations had to be destroyed?
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(Genesis 17:10) (Mark 11:11) (Mark 1:16) (Deuteronomy 18:2) (Luke 2:4)
(Judges 14:5-9) (Jeremiah 52:30) (Samuel 17:45) (Numbers 1:46) (Acts 13:19)
Caught Red-handed Sister Deena had just returned home from Sunday evening service when she was startled by a burglar. With great biblical authority she yelled, " stop! Acts 2:38, which implies " Turn from your sin" The thief stopped dead in his tracks. Then the woman calmly called the police and explained what she had done. As the officer cuffed the man, he asked the burglar, " Why did you stop? All the old lady did was yell a Bible verse at you." " Bible verse?" replied the crook. " She said she had an axe and two .38s!"
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The word "eternity" is mentioned only once: Isaiah 57:15. Seven suicides are recorded in the Bible.
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Jesus Ascends into Heaven, John 14:23-29 Forty days after Jesus arose from the dead, he ascended into heaven. He was lifted up into the skies and disappeared behind a cloud. The Bible says he will come back to earth at the end of time. He will call his people to him. I believe when you die that Jesus will come to your side and take you to heaven's gate. N L J V N B F T K Z N J E R U S A L E M P O W E R W L L H Q O S H W N H R T E S F P B J U P S E W I G L X U A G S S I T Z R G N W O N Y S N R B O I K E I Q A A F O F H A N D S I S N D S I S R G J B Y A M A Z R N O H F R E S M S A H F M D C T I O Q E O T S S O E D E H H S D P R X H S F K P I N D I M R N T I I U E R P Z E E A W E N U A H N T G N T S F A E E G R T X T N F T Y H I S N I D I F D A M Z B K G Y T P U Z W T E F E V O E U C F S X Q O V A P R F Q T F S F Q E R R H Z R R J I E N Q Z A T N I T M Y E N J E Q F J I O P C V K I I A A C Z L Z R E D Y H J I L D E U R C R S A T L H G R V S N O X B W G O W F T D Y I B I P E O O W S M L N Y C Z Y S V B H P N N O Z A D G G A J K N A P A R T E D I U G Y N C V U I G G T E M P L E R E T U R N E D S J E X E E O O G S E N D I N G X C I T Y U Z N X suffer preached homage blessed taken promise Jerusalem city temple raised joy day things repentance Messiah dead third returned my Father witnesses rise nations forgiveness written sending parted God sins power hands stay praising heaven
Who Am I? I was a prophetess. My baby brother was adopted by a foreign lady but we met again in later life. I didn't approve of his Cushite wife. God gave me leprosy for seven days because I spoke against my brother. I was a Nazarite from the womb. I set fire to a grain harvest using foxes with torches tied to their tales. I carried the city gates of Gaza up to the top of a hill. My girlfriend betrayed me. I was a Pharisee. I came to ask Jesus questions at night but I found his answers difficult to understand. When Jesus died, I brought 75 pounds of myrrh and aloes to anoint his body. ANSWERS: Miriam; Samson; Nicodemus
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Even if it's a routine day, what you think, do and say matters. That's because you matter! God would not have you at this time and in this place without a purpose. Although it's possible you have every intention of moving on very soon, right now there is something that you can do to bring meaning and joy to yourself and others. Today you have an opportunity to live, learn, and love, so seize it with open arms. -- "There is no such thing in anyone's life as an unimportant day." -- Alexander Woollcott
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Bible Trivia Who were the parents of King Solomon? In the Bible, who did the sun and moon stand still before? How many books of the Bible are named after women? Who is the only woman whose age is mentioned in the Bible? In the Bible, for what “price� did Esau sell his birthright to his younger twin brother, Jacob? What is the name of the sea where Christ harnessed a raging storm? Name the cities spiflicated by God in the Book of Genesis. After the 5000 ate their fill of the 5 loaves and 2 fishes, how much food was left over? On the seventh day, how many times did Joshua’s army march around Jericho before the walls fell? Who did God describe as “a blameless and upright man�?
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David and Bathsheba Joshua Ruth and Esther Sarah Pottage of lentils
The Sea of Galilee Sodom and Gomorrah Twelve baskets full Seven Job
Wealthy in the Bible Q. Which area of Palestine was especially wealthy? A. The area around the Jordan. The banks were always overflowing.
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Tin Can Pumpkin Outdoor Decoration Materials: clean can (we used a coffee can, but you can use a can of any size‌ just make sure it has no sharp edges orange and black paint paint brushes orange plastic garbage bag tape scissors hammer and nail yarn or string. Instructions: Turn the can upside down. This is very important as the bottom of the can is going to become the top of your craft and we don't want to paint the face on backwards. Paint the outside of the can, including the bottom, orange. Let dry. Pumpkin FacePaint a jack o'lantern face onto the can. A basic jack o'lantern has triangle eyes and nose with a big grin with a tooth or two (float the image beside the instructions. Cut the plastic garbage bag into strips. For a coffee can, we made our strips about 1 inch wide by 2 feet long. Tape or glue the plastic strips to the inside of the can so they hang down. Duct tape works well if you live in a humid climate. Use the hammer and nail (or a hole punch) to put two holes in the top of the can (what used to be the bottom) and pull the string or yarn through these holes so that you can hang your pumpkin.
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If a person experiences great The fear of Halloween is known as Samhainopobia. horror, their hair turns white. A hat on a bed will bring bad luck.
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If a bird flies through your house, Jack o’ Lanterns originated in Ireland where people placed candles it indicates important news. If in hollowed-out turnips to keep away spirits and ghosts on the it can't get out, the news will be Samhain holiday. death. Pumpkins also come in white, blue and green. Great for unique If you feel a chill up your spine, monster carvings! someone is walking on your Halloween was brought to North America by immigrants from future grave. Europe who would celebrate the harvest around a bonfire, share A person born on Halloween will ghost stories, sing, dance and tell fortunes. have the gift of communicating Tootsie Rolls were the first wrapped penny candy in America. with the dead. The ancient Celts thought that spirits and ghosts roamed the counA bat in the house is a sign of tryside on Halloween night. They began wearing masks and death. costumes to avoid being recognized as human. If a bird flies towards you, bad Halloween candy sales average about 2 billion dollars annually in fortune is imminent. the United States. If your palm itches, you will Chocolate candy bars top the list as the most popular candy for soon receive money. If you itch trick-or-treaters with Snickers #1. it, your money will never come. Halloween is the 2nd most commercially successful holiday, with Crows are viewed as a bad omen, Christmas being the first. often foretelling death. If they Bobbing for apples is thought to have originated from the roman caw, death is very near. harvest festival that honors Pamona, the goddess of fruit trees. Many Romans wore lucky charms and amulets to avert the Black cats were once believed to be witch's familiars who protected their powers. "evil eye".
The superstition of knocking on wood for good luck originates from pagan beliefs in regards to trees.
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If the flame of a candle flickers Orange and black are Halloween colors because orange is associatand then turns blue, there's a ed with the Fall harvest and black is associated with darkness and death. spirit in the room.
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Things To Teach Your Son 1. Never shake a man’s hand sitting down. 2. There are plenty of ways to enter a pool. The stairs ain’t one. 3. The man at the grill is the closest thing we have to a king. 4. In a negotiation, never make the first offer. 5. Act like you’ve been there before. Especially in the end zone. 6. Request the late check-out. 7. When entrusted with a secret, keep it. 8. Hold your heroes to a higher standard. 9. Return a borrowed car with a full tank of gas. 10. Don’t fill up on bread. 11. When shaking hands, grip firmly and look him in the eye. 12. Don’t let a wishbone grow where a backbone should be. 13. If you need music on the beach, you’re missing the point. 14. Carry two handkerchiefs. The one in your back pocket is for you. The one in your breast pocket is for her. 15. You marry the girl, you marry her whole family. 16. Be like a duck. Remain calm on the surface and paddle like crazy underneath. 17. Experience the serenity of traveling alone. 18. Never be afraid to ask out the best looking girl in the room. 19. Never turn down a breath mint. 20. In a game of HORSE, sometimes a simple free throw will get ’em. 21. A sport coat is worth 1000 words. 22. Try writing your own eulogy. Never stop revising. 23. Thank a veteran. And then make it up to him. 24. If you want to know what makes you unique, sit for a caricature. 25. Eat lunch with the new kid. 26. After writing an angry email, read it carefully. Then delete it. 27. Ask your mom to play. She won’t let you win. 28. See it on the big screen. 29. Give credit. Take the blame. 30. Write down your dreams.
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Aunt Hattie's "Hurry-Up" Recipes
When you deep-fry, hold each piece of food with long tongs as HATTIE SHILLINGS you add it to the oil. Hold it just below the oil's surface for five One-Pot Beef Stew seconds before releasing it. This will seal the exterior and stop it 1 1/2 pounds chuck roast, trimmed and cubed 1 cup dry red wine from sticking to the pot or the other food. 1 teaspoon black pepper 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour Acidity, salt and horseradish bring out full flavors in food. 1 1/2 teaspoons salt, divided 4 cups beef broth 1 tablespoon canola oil 12 oz baby new potatoes, cut larger ones in half Take the time to actually read recipes through before you begin. 3 medium carrots cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces 2 tablespoons whole-grain mustard Recipes are only a guideline, not the Bible. Feel comfortable 1 medium-size yellow onion cut into 12 wedges 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar replacing ingredients with similar ingredients that you like. If you 6 garlic cloves, chopped 1/4 cup packed fresh flat-leaf parsley leaves like oregano but not thyme, use oregano. Sprinkle beef with pepper and 1 teaspoon salt. Heat oil in a Dutch oven over medium-high. Add beef; When you’re going to sauté garlic, slice it rather than mincing it — cook, stirring occasionally, until brown on all sides. Transfer to plate. Add carrots and onions to Dutch it's less likely to burn that way. oven; cook until carrots and onions soften. Add garlic; cook, stirring occasionally. Add red wine; cook A cast-iron pan is a valuable kitchen ally. It offers an even cooking 10-12 minutes, stirring and scraping to loosen browned bits from bottom of Dutch oven. Whisk together flour and 1/2 cup broth in a bowl; add to Dutch oven. Stir in beef and remaining salt and 3 1/2 cups surface and is a breeze to clean. stock; bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low; cover and simmer 45 minutes. Add potatoes; cover Smash garlic cloves inside a resealable plastic bag with the back of and cook until potatoes are tender. Stir in mustard and vinegar. Sprinkle each serving with parsley. a knife. That way, your cutting board and knife won't smell. To get nice, crispy caramelization on roasted vegetables, simulate the intense heat of an industrial oven: Bring your oven up as hot as it goes, then put an empty roasting or sheet pan inside for 10 to 15 minutes. Toss the vegetables — try carrots or Brussels sprouts — with olive oil, salt and pepper, and put them on the hot pan. This method will give you the high heat you need to caramelize the sugars in the vegetables quickly.
Seared Pork Tenderloin with Apples and Broccoli
1 apple bourbon pork tenderloin, trimmed 2 apples thinly sliced 1 large shallot, thinly sliced of fat and sliced into 1-inch pieces 1/4 cup apple cider 2 tsp cinnamon 2 heads broccoli, florets separated 1 tsp nutmeg coarse salt and freshly ground pepper 2 tsp ground coriander 1 small sprig of fresh thyme 2 Tbs. butter In a small bowl, combine the cinnamon, nutmeg, ground coriander and a pinch of salt and pepper. Invest in a bottle of high-quality olive oil. Just a small drizzle can Sprinkle both sides of the sliced pork with the spice mixture. Heat a large skillet over medium high. really bring out the flavor of pizza, mozzarella, pasta, fish and meat. Sear the pork for 3 minutes on each side, until cooked through and browned all over. Remove from Marinating meat with citrus can give it a mealy texture. If you like pan and cover to keep warm. In the pan, add the butter and melt. Add the shallots and sauté until citrus, a little squeeze of lemon or lime is always a good way to they start to soften. Add the apples and broccoli continuing to sauté another 2 minutes. Add the apple cider and sauté two more minutes. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Nestle the pork back in (with the finish the dish instead. Add cheese rinds to vegetable or meat broths for another dimension accumulating juices) and cook about a minute longer, incorporating the flavors. Serve dish garnished with fresh thyme leaves. of flavor. When seasoning a salad, use coarse sea salt mixed with a little olive oil. It will stay crunchy when combined with the vinaigrette. Always use sharp knives. Not only is it safer but it will make your work much more efficient. Plunge vegetables in ice water after blanching (boiling) them so they maintain a bright color. After you drain pasta, while it's still hot, grate some fresh Parmesan on top before tossing it with your sauce. This way, the sauce has something to stick to. When you roast a whole chicken, the breast always overcooks and dries out because the legs have to cook longer. This is a really simple way to keep a chicken breast moist: Separate the breast and the leg. Season as you normally would and roast as you normally would, but remove the breast sooner than the leg.
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1 pound carrots, finely grated 1 tsp. ground cinnamon 3 large eggs, room temperature 1 tsp. ground ginger 2 c. sugar 1/8 tsp. ground cloves 1 1/2 c. canola oil Frosting 1/3 c. buttermilk 2 sticks of unsalted butter (room temperature) 1 1/2 tsp. vanilla extract 16 oz. cream cheese (room temperature) 2 c. all-purpose flour 1 tsp. vanilla extract 1 c. whole wheat flour dash of sea salt 2 tsp. baking powder 3-4 c. powdered sugar 1 tsp. baking soda Garnish 1 tsp. coarse kosher salt 1/4 c. shredded coconut, toasted Preheat oven to 350°. Line two 9" round cake pans with parchment paper. Whisk together grated carrots, eggs, sugar, oil, buttermilk, and vanilla extract. In another bowl, whisk together flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt, and spices. Stir flour mixture into carrot mixture until well combined. Distribute batter evenly in the pans. Bake for 30-40 minutes. Allow cakes to cool completely. Frosting. Place one stick of butter in a small saucepan. Cook on medium-high heat until butter is browned, about 5 minutes. Pour into small bowl and refrigerate for 15 minutes to cool. Cream together browned butter, regular butter, and cream cheese until smooth. Add vanilla extract and salt. Mix. Add powdered sugar one cup at a time. Mix well between each addition. After 3 cups, taste to see if additional sugar is necessary. Place bottom layer of cake on cake stand, leveling the top if necessary. Add a layer of icing. Place second layer on top, leveling if necessary. Dirty ice the cake. Place in refrigerator for 20 minutes to chill. Finish icing the rest of the cake using an offset spatula. Using the back of a spoon, drag circles in the top of the cake for the swirl effect. Garnish. Sprinkle with toasted coconut if desired. Refrigerate.
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There are lots of tips and tricks out there when it comes to cooking, but did you know that most of them aren’t even true? These common cooking myths could be ruining your food without you These lamps are perfect to even realizing it. Take your kitchen skills to the next level by create the festive atmosphere to celebrate Halloween. forgetting you ever heard these popular cooking myths. Step 1: Gather Your Materials Milk makes scrambled eggs softer. Cardboard can (you can recycle Scrambled eggs truly aren’t that hard to make, and they only require those that come with milk and a few simple ingredients. But if you’ve been adding milk or cream to other powders) yours, it’s a habit that needs to stop today. Doing so can make your Cutter eggs thinner before cooking, which can then make it easier for them Permanent marker to get overcooked, since you’ll have to keep them over heat longer to Orange, black and silver spray let the mixture set. paint If anything, just add some butter to your eggs or mix in a little sour Battery led lights cream when they’re almost done cooking. Step 2: Paint the Cardboard Cans Use spray paint to get the color Smoothies should use fresh fruit. you want in your Halloween Sure, it’s ideal for us all to be eating fresh fruits and vegetables, but lamps. when you're making smoothies, frozen really is better, especially You can chose orange for a when it comes to taste. If you use fresh fruit in smoothies, you pumpkin, black for a haunted typically have to add ice not only to make them cold but also to give house and silver for a bat. them a thicker texture. Step 3: Draw the Shape You Unfortunately, though, this often ends up diluting the taste of the Want smoothie, making you wish you would’ve just eaten the fruit plain. Use a marker to draw the face Using frozen fruit, on the other hand, essentially combines the fruit of the pumpkin and other details and ice in one ingredient, and it won’t water down your drink over you want to cut in your lamps. time. Step 4: Cut Shape Use a cutter to cut shape. You should be very careful. If you are doing this project with kids, ensure that this step is performed by an adult. Step 5: Introduce Led Light and Decorate Your lamps are ready to light up your Halloween night! Just add a led light inside the lamps and you are ready!
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Penny Pinchers Wipe dirty dishes with those used paper napkins you have just cleared from the dining table. Use them to wipe away the leftovers, grease and sauces on those dishes before putting them into the soapy water in the dish tub. For garlic-flavored potato chips, put a peeled garlic clove in a container with chips for several hours. Discard garlic clove before serving chips. Store leftover tomato paste by spooning level tablespoonsful onto a wax paper-lined baking sheet and freeze. Remove the spoonsful from the sheet, place in a plastic bag, and return to the freezer. Use the cubes as needed. Save your frozen food trays and make up your own TV dinners from leftovers. Cover with foil, then label and date. Put in the freezer for emergency service when you don't have time to start from scratch. Toss leftover spaghetti and sauce together in a casserole. Add cubes of sharp cheese and chopped onion, then toss together. This freezes well. When you're ready to serve it, top with grated Parmesan and bake in a 325 degree F oven until bubbly. You can lengthen the life of olive oil by adding a cube of sugar to the bottle. To keep an opened jar of mustard fresh tasting longer, place a thin slice of lemon on top before closing the jar tightly. Prolong the lifespan of greens by wrapping them loosely in a damp paper towel and placing in a resealable plastic bag. This will make them last about four days longer. Buy fruit at its peak at a farmers' market and freeze it in an airtight container so you can enjoy it year round. Don't be afraid to ask the butcher or fishmonger to see the products up close and to smell for freshness. Fish should never smell fishy. Reheat leftover rice by putting it in a sieve over simmering water, and fluff it with a fork when piping hot. Freeze leftover pancakes between pieces of wax paper in a plastic bag. Heat them in the toaster or microwave as needed. To preserve honey longer, store in small plastic freezer containers to prevent sugaring. It also thaws out in a short time. Freshen soggy potato chips quickly by placing in a 375 degree F oven and baking for a few minutes. Watch them carefully and remove before they brown.
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(COMEX) to ask for delivery of their gold. Most contracts on the Commodities Exchange are settled in dollars. As a result, the banks have devised schemes to leverage their actual gold holdings to more and more profits. They deal in "paper gold," which is just a promise to deliver the gold if someone asks for it. Since people rarely do, the banks can sell gold they don't have and pay off the contracts in paper dollars. But what if people started asking for delivery of their gold? If you own a contract for gold, you have the right to ask for the gold. But the banks aren't obligated to deliver any gold. That’s right... they can just tell you "No!" What would happen if more and more people started asking for the gold they contracted for? If one person asks, no problem. But in a world where the U.S. economy is a mess and the confidence in the dollar is slipping, it makes sense that more and more people would want to take delivery of their gold. What will happen to the system when people start realizing that they didn’t actually contract for gold like they thought? What will happen when they realize their commodities contract for gold is as worthless as the paper it was assumed written on? That’s exactly what is bound to happen when the value of the dollar collapses! Later this year or early 2018, the Fed will institute another round of quantitative easing after cutting rates back to 0% and maybe even cutting into negative territory. These moves will shake confidence in the dollar to the core! And when fiat currency is weak, gold is strong. It's been true for all of recorded history. This time will be no different. People will start asking for their gold, and the banks won't have it to deliver. The banks will refuse to deliver the gold and start canceling contracts and paying them off in dollars. So investors will get paper dollars, and they won't be able to buy physical gold at any price! If the banks deliver any gold at all, it will be only to the most well-connected gold contract holders. It will become clear that there is as much as 100X more paper gold than real gold. As the price of real gold adjusts to account for a supply that is a small fraction of existing obligations, the price of gold will shoot through the roof... $5,000/t oz., $7,500/t oz., $10,000/t oz., $20,000/t oz. Bloomberg recently pointed out that a gold standard in China would require an exchange rate at about $65,000/t oz.! That's crazy...But…This is a mathematical certainty, as there isn't enough gold in existence to cover the contracts these deceptive banks have written. Closer Than You Could Imagine The above is just one of three nightmare scenarios that, if triggered, will send gold prices soaring...And will expose how little of the yellow metal is available for delivery to retail investors. Physical gold will be next to impossible to get! Bob Tonachio is CEO of Robert James & Associates. He may be contacted at 1-865-376-4925 or listen to his Radio580 AM show at 7:30 am, 12:30 pm or 3:30pm
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You respect and admire Hussein Pausing for a moment, Jonathan let his words reverberate in the room, before saying, “Turn with me to the Gospel of John, chapter Obama. thirteen, verse thirty-four.” He waited until the sound of rustling pages quieted, and then read, “A new command I give you: Love one You respect and admire Al Gore, another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one anoth- Jr. er.” You respect and admire Nancy “Finally,” Jonathan lifted his eyes from the page, “turn with me a couple of pages to chapter fifteen, verse twelve.” Again, he waited for Pelosi. the congregation to find the right passage, and then read, “My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you. Greater love has no You believe global warming is one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. You are my friends if you do what I command.” real. Jonathan took a deep breath, looking out at the people who were hanging on his every word, and braced his arms on the sides of the pulpit. “I know those who asked me to address the topic of my brother were expecting me to read from Leviticus and some of the epistles. You believe Black Lives Matter When I was praying about what to say this morning, though, I kept coming back to the words of Jesus Himself. My heart’s desire has been and Antifa are not racist and to follow Jesus and to keep his commandments. That is why I read from the Gospels this morning. I wanted to spotlight what Jesus said communist organizations. was the most important thing. You think illegal aliens should When asked what the most important commandment was, Jesus answered that loving God is the most important, and, even though he have the right to vote. wasn’t directly asked what number two was, He went on to say that the second most important commandment is to love our neighbors as You believe abortion is necessary ourselves.” Glancing at Abigail, Jonathan smiled and said, “These are my wife’s favorite verses. She likes to say that until she can master to curb climate change. number one and two, she can’t get too worked up about anything else.” Jonathan chuckled. “My wife is usually right about most things.” You think CNN, National Public Abigail smiled at him from her pew, and gave him a little wink. Radio and the Washington Post Jonathan continued, “Every time she and I have discussed this topic, she has reminded me that Jesus said nothing about homosexuality are fair and balanced. but said a great deal about loving others.” You believe men can be women Jonathan searched the faces of his congregants, willing them to feel his sincerity, “Jesus said it was the greatest command, and I have to and women can be men. take that seriously. More seriously than anything. Jesus said it was the most important. You believe in open borders. Not only that, but he said the way other people would know that we are his disciples is that we love one another. He didn’t say it was You believe animals should have because we spoke a certain way or dressed a certain way or took a strong stance against other people’s sins. It wasn’t by what church we civil rights. attend on Sundays or how much money we give to missions. It’s not by how we push our own set of standards and beliefs on unbelievers, You believe the Russians are but it is by how we love.” coming. Jonathan looked directly at Tammy Hall before continuing. “My brother has never professed to be a believer. He has insisted that the church doesn’t want him, so he doesn’t want to be a part of the church. He has recently had someone vandalize his home, and has confided You believe the American Civil that in the past people have written him letters and left gospel tracts in his mailbox, telling him he is a sinner in need of repentance. While Liberties Union and the Southern I am not saying anyone involved with this church was involved in the vandalism of my brother’s house, I’m saying I would be surprised Poverty Law Center are not if it was so. I wouldn’t be surprised if the same person who left the tracts was the person who spray-painted slurs on his front door. If that communist organizations. You think Karl Marx was is the case, God have mercy on us. That would be a grievous failure to love our neighbor as ourselves.” Jonathan sighed. “My brother is not a believer, but he has been an example of love to so many people. Remember that Jesus said, ‘Greater Groucho's twin brother.
love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.’ My brother has given the entirety of his adult life to the cause of loving FAST FACT: others. He has stayed in this community that continually says they don’t want him when he could have moved to Knoxville or somewhere The three wealthiest families else years ago and made more money and excelled in his career. Instead, he has stayed here in Little River. Why? Because of the sister I in the world have more assets mentioned earlier. than the combined wealth of Seven years ago, my sister’s husband was killed in an accident, leaving her a widow with four young sons. Titus had just finished gradu- the forty-eight poorest nations ate school, and was on the cusp of beginning a lucrative career. He had planned to move to California, where he had been offered a very good job. Instead, he stayed here to help our sister and our nephews. Our sister was struggling with her husband’s death in a debilitating way. At first, Titus thought he could stay around for a year or so, but a year turned into two turned into three turned into seven years. Seven years that he bought groceries, chaperoned field trips, baked birthday cakes, and helped with homework. As our sister got worse with each passing year, Titus continually stepped up. He taught our nephews how to drive…how to shave…how to be good men. And now, with our sister taking a very hard turn for the worse, he has taken custody of our youngest two nephews.
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He didn’t have to do all that. I should have done more. I was away at seminary for several years. I had my own family to care for. I had a lot of excuses, but, in all honesty, I should have done more for my sister and her boys. My parents and older sister live in another state, but they could have done more. We all could have done more, but Titus did do more. He gave his life…his hopes for a career, a family of his own, and his longtime relationship…to care for our widowed sister and her children.” Jonathan pulled a handkerchief from his pocket, and wiped his eyes. He couldn’t hold back the tears. He nearly choked on them as he said, “How can I stand in this pulpit and condemn my brother when he has done a far better job of following the teachings of Jesus than I have?” The congregation was quiet, as if they were collectively holding their breath, as Jonathan concluded, “I can only go forward from today striving to follow my brother’s example, praying for a greater love.” “Little River” is an ongoing serial which debuted on 6-30-15. New installments will be published every month in The Roane Reader. If you enjoy this serial you can purchase “Little River” Vol. 1 from Amazon in paperback or as a Kindle book for easy reading on your e-reader devices. Rachel Holbrook writes from her home in East Tennessee, where she lives with her husband and six children. She is currently seeking representation for her first novel.
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10 Fascinating Facts About Mosquitoes Ah, mosquitoes, the insects that are universally hated the world over. These pesky, disease-carrying pests make a living by sucking the blood out of just about anything that moves, including us. But take a moment to look at things from the mosquito's perspective – it's a pretty interesting life. 1. Mosquitoes Are The Deadliest Animals On Earth. That's right, more deaths are associated with mosquitoes than any other animal on the planet. Mosquitoes may carry any number of deadly diseases, including malaria, dengue fever, yellow fever, and encephalitis. Mosquitoes also carry heartworm, which can be lethal to your dog. 2. Only Female Mosquitoes Bite Humans And Animals. Mosquitoes mean nothing personal when they take your blood. Female mosquitoes need protein for their eggs, and must take a blood meal in order to reproduce. Since males don't bear the burden of producing young, they'll avoid you completely and head for the flowers instead. And when not trying to produce eggs, females are happy to stick to nectar, too. 3. Some Mosquitoes Don't Bite Humans, Preferring Other Hosts Like Amphibians Or Birds. Not all mosquito species feed on people. Some mosquitoes specialize on other animals, and are no bother to us at all. Culiseta melanura, for example, bites birds almost exclusively, and rarely bites humans. Another mosquito species, Uranotaenia sapphirina, is known to feed on reptiles and amphibians. 4. Mosquitoes Fly At Speeds Between 1 And 1.5 Miles Per Hour. That might sound fast, but in the insect world, mosquitoes are actually rather slow. If a race were held between all the flying insects, nearly every other contestant would beat the pokey mosquito. Butterflies, locusts, and honey bees would all finish well ahead. 5. A Mosquito's Wings Beat 300-600 Times Per Second. This would explain that irritating buzzing sound you hear just before a mosquito lands on you and bites. 6. All Mosquitoes Require Water To Breed. Some Species Can Breed In Puddles Left After A Rainstorm. Just a few inches of water is all it takes for a female to deposit her eggs. Tiny mosquito larva develop quickly in bird baths, roof gutters, and old tires dumped in vacant lots. If you want to keep mosquitoes under control around your home, you need to be vigilant about dumping any standing water every few days. 7. An Adult Mosquito May Live 5-6 Months. Few probably make it that long, given our tendency to slap them silly when they land on us. But in the right circumstances, an adult mosquito has quite a long life expectancy, as bugs go. 8. Mosquitoes Can Detect Carbon Dioxide From 75 Feet Away. Carbon dioxide, which humans and other animals produce, is the key signal to mosquitoes that a potential blood meal is near. They've developed a keen sensitivity to CO2 in the air. Once a female senses CO2 in the vicinity, she flies back and forth through the CO2 plume until she locates her victim.
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1) Dogs don’t feel guilt Your pet pooch may get jealous, but researchers found those puppy dog eyes are not a sign of guilt. In fact they are just the way we interpret a dog’s reaction to being scolded. A study in New York found all dogs looked ‘guilty’ after being told off for eating a forbidden treat like a biscuit - and those who were wrongly accused often looked more ‘guilty’ than those who really deserved to be in the dog house. MYTH: Cats eyes shine at night because they are casting out the 2) Dogs can see in color light they gather during the day. It is a common myth that dogs can only see in black and white but they can actually see colors - just FACT: Baloney. How can we gather daylight when our eyes are not as vividly as humans. They only have two cones in their eyes to detect colors, whereas humans closed sleeping all day? have three. That means dogs see colors on a blue and yellow scale but cannot distinguish between red and green. On the other hand, they have better night vision than humans. MYTH: When a cat's whiskers droop, rain is coming. 3) Dogs can smell disease FACT: When a cat's whiskers droop, rain is here. The whiskers are If your dog is acting strange there might be nothing wrong with them, the problem may be with you. wet. Research in Germany found dogs have an incredible ability to recognize the smell of a range of organic compounds that show the human body isn’t working as it should. That means your dog can actually MYTH: If you want to keep a cat from straying, put butter on its diagnose your cancer, something scientists are eager to explore further, as well as diabetes and the early paws. signs of an epileptic seizure. FACT: I won't stray because you won't be here to open the door. You 4) Dogs can be pretty smart will be in the hospital as a result of your attempt to butter my paws. You might sometimes think your dog is as daft as a brush, but the truth is that they can actually be as smart as a two year-old child. Perhaps unsurprisingly, border collies are the cleverest canines, with some MYTH: If a cat sneezes near a bride on her wedding day she will able to understand up to 200 words. The other breeds in the top five are poodles, German shepherds, have a happy marriage. golden retrievers and dobermans. FACT: 4-in-5 marriages end in divorce. Not a lot of sneezing going 5) A wagging tail doesn’t always mean they are happy on, huh? Maybe they ought to rewrite that one and make it 'coughs Tail wagging has its own language. Apparently dogs wag their tail to the right when they’re happy hairballs.' and to the left when they are frightened. Wagging low means they are insecure and rapid movements accompanied by tense muscles or dilated pupils can signal aggression. So every wagging tail tells its MYTH: Stepping over a cat brings bad luck. own story, if you know how to read the signs. FACT: Actually, worse luck. It exposes your most vulnerable areas 6) Dogs have their own ‘fingerprint’ just in case you miss and step on us. A dog’s paw print may look pretty generic but their nose print is actually as unique as a human fingerprint. Their combination of ridges and creases is so distinct it can actually be used to identify them. MYTH: Cats suck the breath from babies. 7) Dogs dream just like you FACT: We don't 'suck the breath.' Cats enjoy baby breath as much This won’t come as a huge surprise to anyone who has watched their own dog twitching or whimpering as humans. If you had a choice between a baby's breath and the Big in their sleep. Dogs have the same brain wave patterns while they are asleep as humans, so they dream Owner's breath, which would you choose? just like we do. But what is more surprising is the fact that not all dogs dream the same amount. Small dogs actually have more dreams than big dogs. For example, a small dog such as a toy poodle may MYTH: Cats always land on their feet. dream once every 10 minutes, whereas a great Dane may have around an hour between each dream. FACT: So explain the bumps on my head. 8) Dogs can fall in love They don't call it puppy love for nothing. The concept that dogs can fall in love was suggested by an MYTH: A cat has nine lives. anthropologist who believed two dogs named Sundog and Bean were agonized star-crossed lovers kept FACT: Well, okay, that one is true. I happen to have a can of it sitting apart because neither of their owners wanted to give them up. It may sound far fetched a professor at a right in front of me. Now, if I could only get someone to open it for University in California, found that a dog’s brain releases oxytocin - the love hormone - when it interacts me. with humans and dogs, just the same as a human brain does when we hug or kiss. 9) When did we become friends? Scientists believe that humans and dogs first became best friends 30,000 years ago and our close bond started in Ice Age Europe when wolves, ancestors of today’s domesticated dogs, were first tamed by the ancient hunter gatherers. Educating the public on spay, neuter, vaccinating, caring for and properly vetting their pet is a great priority.
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The Roane Reader proudly presents The Better Days by: Pinky White
THE WRITER'S PAGE Bless The Lord
God's Required Sacrifice
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People come in different sizes, and different personalities. That's because the Lord up above made us different you see. But all is to be kind and true, that's what our Lord wants us to do. Be honest and make your heart and way count for good. This way you know you're doing what you should. Help each other every way you can, reach out to your fellow man. To be as much like our Lord, will help us to be in one accord. Yes people may be different from one another, but when we're saved, we're sisters and brothers.
Jesus Christ is worthy of praise. He is our Bless-ed Savior: Almighty power of God displayed. He's our Bless-ed Redeemer. His people from death doth He raise From sin, our Deliverer. Our Lord is the Ancient of Days. 0, Bless the Lord forever.
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At His throne all people will bow. I'll worship Him who was slain. He is Lord. I bow to Him now. My trust in Him doth remain. All things for my good He endows: Providence is His domain. "I will never leave you," He vows. His promises He maintains.
by: Elsie Wyrick What is having a friend mean to you all? Does it mean being around when you need a comfort word. When your life is in a mess, when you are in pain, your family is in trouble, and when it seems like no one cares, no matter, what time - day or night, you can call on them, given you comfort? Well, some time we take them for granted - well, my precious friend for 25 or 30 years passed on to be with Jesus and receive the crown she so deserved. Her name was - Betty Goss. My life here on earth is so much better because of her. Cherish your friends!
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Cain was the first baby to ever be born, and Adam and Eve taught him well. They told him about the blood sacrifice and likely about Heaven and Hell. Then God gave them a second son, and they called his name Abel. It's certain they told him about the Garden of Eden as they broke bread around the table. As they spoke of sin, Cain turned a deaf ear, but to hear more, Abel hung around; And later became a keeper of sheep, but Cain chose to till the ground. One day they brought God a sacrifice... Cain brought the fruit of the ground. But Abel, being a shepherd, brought to the Lord a lamb. God had no respect for Cain's offering, and, Cain was wroth with the Lord. But God said, "If thou doest not well, Sin lieth at the door". Sin crouches also at our heart's door to lure us away from the Lord... But God said, "He that is in us is greater than he that is in the world". Amen!
Words of Wisdom by: Elsie Wyrick Dear tired, confused and worried ones, do you feel all - alone in this world, is Satan telling you there's' no use in asking or believe that God is hearing or even loving you? Well, if you will read Gods' Holy Word, He tells us Satan is a liar and the fathers of it. Jesus Chris proved His love for all of us on the old rugged cross even before we were born! He gave all of us hope and a choice, if we kept His Holy Will we will live with Him forever in Heaven. Now, if we chose Satan and his demon helpers, then we will spend all eternities with him in hell, not having a big loud party with our so-called friends but burning (and not burning up) through all eternities to come. There is no exits in hell! What's your choice? You gotta choose now!!
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Kayden will be returning to St. Judes on October 30th for his quarterly MRI, scans, therapies, blood-work and tests. Please continue to pray that he remains cancer free!
Kayden is off his chemo and is getting around really well. He just turned 2. He’s not walking yet, but is trying and getting braver everyday. The cancerous tumor is still in his brain, but the cancer cells inside it are dead.
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Time for Butch to Go by: Jerry Lemons
He's had over four years. And what is the result? Tennessee has an overall record of 32 wins and 22 losses that's only 14 wins and 19 loses in the conference. That averages out to 8 wins and 5 losses a season. Pathetic. I for one am sick of "rebuilding Tennessee" and "brick by brick." The simple fact is that Butch Jones is a lousy coach. To quote Paul Finebaum: "Butch doesn't know how to win." Butch Jones is like Johnny Majors: He's accomplished the unbelievable: making Tennessee fans accept mediocrity. Why is it that other coaches, such as Florida's and Georgia's coaches, can turn their programs around in just one year and have really good teams, but Tennessee can't do it. What Tennessee should do is offer the Florida or Vanderbilt coach 3 million dollars to become Tennessee's coach. Then Tennessee might at least compete. There's no doubt about it: It's time for Butch to go. Dump him.
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By: Robert Bailey, Roane County Historian
The Woman Who Returned from the Dead
A local story told in Rockwood was the death of Aunt Susan Brown and her return from the dead. As the story goes, it was reported that she had died and arrangements were made in her house with the body placed in her coffin. All of her family and friends gathered for the “sitting up with dead” which was a common practice. Food was prepared to feed the gatherers and the table was spread with food except for cabbage. Aunt Susan was apparently aroused from a deep sleep by the smell of the cabbage cooking on the stove. She came into the kitchen and commented on how good the cabbage smelled. Needless to say all of the gatherers scrambled out the doors and windows. After all of the confusion was settled, Aunt Susan was left to enjoy the cabbage. Since she didn’t need use of the coffin at that time she used it to store seeds and other things for several years. She died in January 1920, many years after her “supposed” death, and was buried in the Post Oak Cemetery. Her obituary that appeared in “The Rockwood Times” confirms this story.
Factual Facts
In 1785, the city of Paris removed bones from cemeteries to ease the overflow of dead people. They took these bones and stacked them in tunnels now known as the Catacombs. You can visit these tunnel attractions and work your way along long corridors, which are stacked with skulls and bones It is estimated that over fifty-four million people died in World War II, which was the bloodiest war in history Arabic numerals were not invented by Arabs, but were invented in India by the Hindus Each year in America there are about 300,000 deaths that can be attributed to obesity The word assassination was invented by William Shakespeare The term "the whole 9 yards" came from WWII fighter pilots in the Pacific. When arming their airplanes on the ground, the .50 caliber machine gunammo belts measured exactly 27 feet, before being loaded into the fuselage. If the pilots fired all their ammo at a target, it got "the whole 9 yards." During a typical human life span, the human heart will beat approximately 2.5 billion times
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America and the World has gotten more and more anti, God, the Word of God, His Laws and Commandments, and His People. Ignorance and disobedience of God’s Laws abounds. Mankind is putting God’s abundant love to the test. Man can’t even follow His command to “love your neighbor (which means everybody).” Instead of love for fellowman, they have hate and murder in their hearts and mind. Some examples are North Korea, Iran, and the Muslim world. Iran wants nukes so they can kill all Israelites and Americans. North Korea wants many nukes so they can wipe-out American cities and the millions of humans there, plus other nations, which in the past have been historical enemies. The self-proclaimed prophet was right in seeking the Living God of his forefather Abraham, but his choice to start the Islam Religion, was wrong, and is a disaster. He was wrong, because, thousands of years earlier, God had already decided the path His Word was to be passed to His Chosen people and the World. It was not to be through Abraham’s first born, Ishmael, son of Hagar, the Egyptian, Sarah’s maid. It was through his second son Isaac, and Isaac’s twin son Jacob, who’s name God changed to Israel. God made covenants with all three, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob/Israel. It was to Israel and his seed that God gave, the Holy Land, to own forever. Islam has been disastrous to the world and Islam followers. They have murdered over 200 million people in their misguided belief that their God tells them to kill everybody who does not believe in Allah. Their cruel inhumanity is still displayed daily. Missing, is God’s love. At first Mohammad said, Islam, the Jewish, and Christians, were following the same God. He called the others, “The People Of the Book”(meaning the Word of God). Unfortunately, Islam failed to read and learn God’s Word. If they had done so, they would have found God’s salvation plan for Mankind, was already clearly stated, in the Old and New Testament. And that God had paid “in full” for Man’s sins, by the shedding of Jesus’ (Devine blood) on a rugged cross. Jesus Christ, the Word of God, made flesh by God Almighty, who called Him His only begotten son. SEEK GOD’S ONLY WAY! Email: mybarrajr77@outlook.com
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