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Avoiding the Christmas Rush Hints on giving a dog as a Christmas gift We've all seen the advertisements and christmas card pictures, the moment a loved one discovers a puppy under the tree on christmas morning. It's so idyllic, so romantic, you'd imagine the fantasy continues - it's too often so FALSE. If you want to give a dog as a gift at any time of year, there are many things to consider to make the gift a long lasting and loving gesture for all concerned. 1) Is the recipient ready for a 15 year commitment? 2) Does the recipient have time, ability, and willingness to care for the dog over such a long term? 3) Does the recipient really even WANT a dog? Or just a "faithful dog" fantasy? These are only a few of the questions to consider. You can find many links to help with these decisions: Choosing a Dog While it may be great for a moment Christmas morning, too often reality sets in and the gift is then not appreciated, sometimes almost immediately. Housebreaking, chewing, and training often do in the good thoughts behind a gift puppy, sometimes very quickly. What you may have given the person is a gift of hard work! Raising a puppy well is almost as much work as raising a human child. For this reason, giving a dog as a surprise is not a good idea at all, since the gift of a dog will require much discussion, thought, and research. Adding a dog to your family will be about the only time you can actually choose a "relative", and you can't do too much research. That you're reading this is a good start.

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Teach The Children Just last Monday night I had a strange visitor. This is how it happened. I had just finished the household chores for the night and was preparing to go to bed when I heard a noise in the front of the house. I opened the door of the front room, and to my surprise, a special visitor stepped out from behind the Christmas tree. He placed his fingers over his lips so I would not cry out. "What are you doing?" I started to ask, but the words choked up in my throat as I saw that he had tears in his eyes. He then answered me with the simple statement of "Teach the children." I was puzzled. What did he mean? He anticipated my question and with one quick movement, brought a miniature toy bag from behind the tree. As I stood there in my night shirt bewildered, the visitor said again, "Teach the children." My perplexed expression still showed in the near darkness. "Teach them the old meaning of Christmas—the meaning that Christmas now-days has forgotten." I started to say, "How can I?" when the visitor reached into the toy bag and pulled out a brilliant shiny star. "Teach the children the star was the heavenly sign of promise long ago. God promised a Savior for the world and a sign of the fulfillment of his promise. The countless shining stars at night—one for each man—now show the burning hope of all mankind." The visitor gently laid the star upon the fireplace mantle and drew forth from the bag a glittering red Christmas ornament. "Teach the children red is the first color of Christmas. It was first used by the faithful people to remind them of the blood which was shed for all people by the Savior. Christ gave his life and shed his blood that every man might have God's gift to all—eternal life. Red is deep, intense, vivid—it is the greatest color of all. It is the symbol of the gift of God."

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"Musical Trivia and More" 14 objects that the Grinch stole at Christmas Holiday Songs with the word "Christmas" in the title Songs That Were #1 On The BillBoard Charts(tm) on Christmas Day "Fanciful" Christmas Songs ... Merry Christmas translated in 6 languages If you want our free "alphalary" (alphabetical vocabulary list) of 300+ Holiday words just email your request to Holiday Words and put "holiday words" in the subject line. Please include your school, city, state and grade you teach, if applicable. on how to use our "Alphalary" lists. Don't forget to check out our School Content Calendar 2002-2003 for 14 other thematic features! We have five other Holiday exercises using 16+ words: Four Interactive Holiday Word puzzles Holiday Words Crossword Holiday Words Word Find Holiday "Fill-in-the-Blanks" Holiday Word Contextual Story "Christmas Musical Trivia and More" - you are here! 14 objects that the Grinch stole at Christmas are: 1. The stockings all hung in a row 2. Pop guns 3. Bicycles 4. Roller skates 5. Drums

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The Sermon Notes of Harold Buls The Sermon Notes of Harold Buls On the Gospel Lessons of the Ingrian Lutheran Church of Russia Text from Matthew 2:13-15, 19-23 I Christmas Sermon Notes 1. The text dwells on the flight to and return from Egypt. Therefore, verses 16-18 have been omitted. 2. Three times we are told that the angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream (1:20; 2:13; 2:19). In all three cases these words are introduced by "Behold." This is like saying: "Note this." It calls our attention to an important item. It demanded faith in God's Word to be as obedient as was Joseph in each case. He did not argue. He acted. 3. King Herod was a very cruel man. He ordered the death of all babies two years and younger around Bethlehem. God rescued the baby Jesus from cruel Herod. After Herod died, Archelaus his son became ruler over Judea. He was as cruel, if not crueler, than his father Herod. God rescued the baby Jesus from cruel Archelaus. Already when Jesus was a baby, Satan and his allies were pursuing Jesus. But God delivered His Son from all His enemies. 4. Some Bible scholars think that Matthew 2:15 is a second fulfillment of Hosea 11:1. They think that Hosea 11:1 refers first to Israel coming out of Egypt and only secondly to Jesus Christ. We think that Matthew 2:15 is a direct fulfillment of Hosea 11:1 and does not refer to Israel in the Old Testament.

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"We touch the future - we teach" Information, advice, Christian perspectives and mental reinforcement on today's educational issues. Current Briefings: Christmas Easter Ascension Hallowe'en Main Site Areas: Latest News ACT Events Magazine ACT Briefings ... Support ACT Search ACT Permission to print and photocopy this article is granted. Click here for this ACT Briefing in printer friendly format The page will open up in a new browser window. Guidelines for Celebrating Christmas in Schools Although British society is more diverse religiously and culturally now than it was fifty years ago, Christmas should be celebrated in schools with story-telling, drama, artwork and, where appropriate, worship. The following educational aims should be considered by schools. 1. Knowledge Children are entitled to know the Christmas narrative and what the Bible says about the recorded events of Jesus' birth. The central Christian events should be carefully taught in forms that omit later legends. This does not rule out creative alteration for dramatic or artistic effect, but teachers should have in their minds clear reasons for such changes. So, for example, in a nativity play the arrival at the manger of three kings is, strictly speaking, wrong for at least three reasons, but the extra symbolism imparted to the story may be helpful, provided teachers can explain what it means, and that it is extra and symbolic.

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Hellman and Anderson Teach Conservation in Cuba Hellman and Anderson Teach Conservation in Cuba This article first appeared in January 2002 on HCL Net, the Harvard College Library intranet. Reprinted with permission. J Two years ago Drewes started the project, which sends American conservators, from both the private and academic sectors, to teach Cuban conservators new techniques. Additionally, the project helps supply much needed materials to the nation's conservation institutions by collecting and shipping thousands of pounds of donated items. "Materials are very hard to obtain in Cuba," said Hellman. Ethel Hellman, Collections Conservator for Widener Library, demonstrates a technique during a workshop in Cuba. The photograph was take by Priscilla Anderson, Conservator for Special Collections in the University Library. While in Cuba, the conservators led two workshops. The first, on basic book repair and conservation, brought together 16 individuals from 13 Cuban institutions for instruction on paper mending, hinge repair, corner repair, end cap repair, and other basics. Few had previously learned these procedures, although most dealt with the preservation of collections in their daily work. Experienced bookbinders attended the second workshop to learn American techniques for board reattachment. "Many of them had been trained in Europe or Russia, where they learned techniques more applicable to preparing materials for display than to the preservation of materials. American collection conservation techniques are focused on the long range preservation of research collections and items that are continually in use," said Hellman. She stressed that in both workshops they taught skilled individuals who adapted to the new methods easily.

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An Nollaig in 1900 Is mise Siún. Is breá liom an Nollaig. Roimh Nollaig téim go dtí an baile mór le mo theaghlach chun Lón na Nollag a cheannach. Ceannaímid subh, báirín breac, oráistí, rísíní, siúcra, coinnle agus claret - sin an deoch a bhíonn ag na daoine fásta um Nollaig. Maisímid an teach le slabhraí de pháipéar daite, eidhneán agus cuileann. Ar lá Nollag, gé agus prátaí a bhíonn againn don dinnéar agus bíonn im againn ar na prátaí an lá sin. Is é 26 Nollaig nó Lá an Dreoilín, an lá is fearr liom féin. Gléasaimid suas agus téimid ó theach go teach ag seinm, ag canadh agus ag rince ar an lá sin. Lastar coinneal i ngach fuinneog Oíche Nollag, Oíche Lae Nollag, Oíche Chinn Bliana agus ar oícheannta eile le linn na Nollag. Tagann deireadh leis an Nollaig ar Lá Nollag na mBan ar an 6 Eanáir. Lá speisialta é seo do na mná agus bailíonn siad le chéile agus bíonn an-cheiliúradh acu tar éis na hoibre ar fad a bhíonn déanta acu. Freagair Na Ceisteanna Freagair na ceisteanna seo anois faoin Nollaig a bhíonn agatsa Cad a cheannaíonn do theaghlach nuair a théann sibh ag siopadóireacht don Nollaig?

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Enter word(s), partial word(s) or phrase(s) enclosed in quotes. A Smokey Mountain Christmas for Guitar by Steve Kaufman Item # 011289 CD: $15.00 This companion CD to the book of the same title is designed as a listening recording first and instructional tool second. All 24 songs are played through three times at least. The first time is as it appears in the book and the two versions that follow are improvised versions. Making this a listening tool and an ear training tool. Recorded Digital to Analog in true stereo sound. TRACK LIST Click below to here samples from this recording. Requires RealAudio Player. Track 1 Track 4 Track 8 Track 16 1. Hark the Herald Angels Sing 2. Silent Night 3. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 4. O Christmas Tree 5. It Came Upon the Midnight Clear 6. Go Tell It On The Mountain 7. The First Noel 8. We Three Kings of Orient Are 9. O Come All Ye Faithful 10. In the Bleak Midwinter 11. Bring a Torch, Jeannette, Isabella 12. Away in a Manger 13. Angels We Have Heard On High 14. What Child Is This? 15. Deck the Halls

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Single CD Together Again, My Buddy This is truly a collection for 2002: Patriotic, optimistic, and proud. The legendary Frankie Laine has personally chosen a collection of his songs, and favorite recordings of those songs, that express his feelings at this time. Some are very old favorites, like "I Believe" and "Lucky Old Son," but the title track and the narration of the story of "Taps" were recorded in October 2001. Here are 15 tracks that will make you feel as though you and Frankie Laine are very much "on the same team". United we stand!! TOGETHER AGAIN, MY BUDDY 2. Story of Taps 3. My Buddy/Taps 4. In the Beginning 5. That Lucky Old Sun 6. Beyond the Blue Horizon 7. I Believe 8. The High Road 9. Simple Truth 10. What a Wonderful World 11. Brand New Day 12. Song of the Open Road 13. Life is Beautiful 14. We'll Be Together Again 15. Taps Single CD Christmas Wishin' Here it is - Frankie Laine's collection of Christmas songs. This is a MUST for the collector. "Merry Christmas Everywhere," "Bless This House," "My First Merry Christmas Without You," "Scarlet Ribbons," and "You're All I Want for Christmas" are just five out of the twelve tracks on this beautiful CD, offering a total of over 33 minutes of fine, romantic music for the holidays.

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