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Welcome to Prosper United Methodist Church. Our Leadership and Staff have a heart for ministry and fellowship which beats throughout our outreach programs, discipleship opportunities, and regular church-wide activities. The staff works through these programs to strengthen our relationship with Jesus Christ, and also with each other. We celebrate a rich church history while embracing change and growth along with our thriving community.
Jason McConnell
Pastor Jason is an ordained Elder in the United Methodist Church and has served Prosper UMC since 2013. His experience in ministry has spanned 12 years (10 of those as a pastor) and includes leading both large and small churches, as well as starting up new church communities and fostering their developments. Prior to ministry, Pastor Jason had a career in business consulting but finally answered the call on his life to full-time ministry and stepped away in 2004.
Andy Nelms
Andy has a passion for helping all people understand the great love of God through Jesus Christ. In his nearly 10 years of ministry experience, 9 of those years as a pastor, he has seen this passion come to reality.
He has served in various capacities at churches of different sizes. Before coming to Prosper UMC, Andy served on staff at Acts 2 United Methodist Church, a rapidly growing church planted 20 years ago that now worships around 600 each weekend.
Joel Eichler
DIRECTOR OF STUDENT MINISTRIES
Joel Eichler Joel was born in Dallas, Texas, but has spent most of his life in the greater Houston area. He was baptized and confirmed in the United Methodist Church and has been involved in the life of a United Methodist church his whole life. Joel got his start in professional youth ministry in 2012, but has been involved with youth ministry as a volunteer since 2008.
Bree Bakke
DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN'S MINISTRIES
Bree has 10 years of teaching experience and is certified in early childhood through 8th grade. Before coming to Prosper UMC, she was an active volunteer in the children's ministry serving on a Children's Team, as a Sunday school teacher, co-director of VBC, and coordinator of Mission Kids. Bree was brought to children's ministry through her lifelong passion for teaching and a desire to share God's love with children.
Kathryn Zetterstrom
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRIES
Kathryn is a native Texan and life-long Methodist. She was born and raised in Big Spring, Texas and attended Texas Tech University where she received both her Bachelor's degree in Music Education as well as her Master's degree in Music Performance-Conducting. She taught high school and middle school choir in Lubbock ISD as well as serving for fourteen years as the Director of Music Ministries at St. John's United Methodist Church.
Melanie Stewart
DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN'S MUSIC
Melanie was raised in Fayette, Alabama and was involved in church music from a very young age. Melanie earned her Bachelor's of Music degree in French Horn performance from the University of Alabama and her Master's in Music Education from Texas Tech University. She has served in both Children's Ministry and Children's Music Ministry in churches in Texas and Alabama.
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Marissa graduated from Trinity University in 2018 with a BA in Anthropology and a minor in Religion, and is now working in Exhibit Design and Research at Billings Productions. She has been involved with music at First United Methodist Church of Allen for seven years before becoming involved with various worship groups for the past four years in San Antonio.
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Pianist Leonard Hayes is pleased to join Prosper United Methodist Church as the church accompanist. Leonard has years of church experience including six years at the Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Appleton, WI among others. Currently, Leonard is the Head of Classical Piano Studies at the Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, TX.
Sharon Boswell
Sharon Boswell joined Prosper UMC in May 2016 as the Office Administrator. She is married to Evan Boswell and has two sons, Kevin and Tim. She is a graduate of the University of Texas in San Antonio. She worked in Retail Management for 11 years with JCPenney before taking time to stay home to raise her children.
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Misty Standifer joined Propser UMC in January 2018 as an Executive Assistant. She and her husband Jesse have two sons, Alex and Josiah. Originally from Louisiana, she and her family moved to Texas in 2013, settling down in Celina in 2016. She graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Accounting.
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Lakers resilience making them the kings of overtime this season
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The Los Angeles Lakers won another close overtime game against the Mavericks on Wednesday night, improving their record in such games to 5-1 on the season.
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Los Angeles has played in the most overtime games this season, aside from the win against Dallas they have also defeated the San Antonio Spurs, Charlotte Hornets, Miami Heat and the Indiana Pacers. The Lakers stars would probably want to avoid going into many overtime games, but at least when they get there, they have shown a resilience that has enabled them to win.
The Lakers have played 6 overtime games, the most by any team this season.
They are 5-1 in those games. pic.twitter.com/FVqyFlYS1W
— StatMuse (@statmuse) December 16, 2021
The Lakers roster has (rightly) taken some criticism since the season started - they've been up-and-down, they've been told they're too old, and many have wondered whether the fit of LeBron James, Russell Westbrook and Anthony Davis can work.
But there's one thing to be said about veteran ballclubs: they find ways to win.
Yes, it took rookie Austin Reaves' 3-point shot with 0.9 seconds remaining in OT to seal the deal, but the fact remains the Lakers keep winning their overtime games, and that's important as they look to get their season rolling with some positive momentum.
James scored 24 points, Westbrook added 23 and Anthony Davis had his sixth double-double of the season with 20 points and 12 rebounds after missing two games with a sore left knee.
Can't stop watching. #LakersWin pic.twitter.com/Mdzc2WOxGw
— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) December 16, 2021
Their first - and only loss - in an overtime game came against the Sacramento Kings in which they went down 141-137 in triple-overtime.
Despite playing without Luka Doncic, who missed his third straight game with an ankle injury, the Mavs went on a 15-0 run to start the second quarter and pulled in front of the Lakers to end the first half, 50-47. Los Angeles stepped up its defensive intensity, though, holding the Mavericks to just 39.8 percent shooting for the game.
"Our defense is definitely growing. We are getting better," said coach Frank Vogel postgame.
The Lakers are 6-3 in their past nine games, a stretch in which their defensive rating has risen to fifth best in the league. The Lakers now move to 16-13 and are slowly but surely climbing back up the Western Conference standings.
Their season may not have been saved entirely just yet, but their resilience in these close games has at least ensured they'll be in a position to contend later this season.
Source: https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nba/news/lakers-resilience-overtime-games/xc19tdyhiilm11ryide16w02n


Let's get personal again shall we? Lately I've been realizing just how blessed I am and how amazing my life actually is. I'm not sure why, but before, when things got hectic, I sometimes lost track of that, but I've taught myself how to focus on positive things when life feels like a maelstrom. With just 3 weeks left in the school year, times are hectic. Apart from work my social life always picks up in the summer time too, so next to long days at work, I'm actually not home all that much. But that just makes me appreciate those moments even more. Here's what currently putting a smile on my face.
Time to appreciate life for a minute. Every once in a while I try to write up a list of some of the things that make me happy. They aren't very life changing or different for that matter but I like to sometimes take a step back and take a look at some of the good things that have happened. The last time I did this post was March and of course much has happened in the mean time.
I love traveling and I got to go on two different trips since March. First, I visited my friend Alison in May and then I went to the US and Canada over summer. I have found in recent years that I need to go to a different place, preferably by myself, in order to stay sane. I love walking along shorelines by myself in unknown cities. It is a time when I feel I reflect more on what's going on in my life and how I would like to do things differently.
One thing I've been doing more off again is working out. What I probably like most about working out is the aftermath. I love to do a strenuous work out and then have some food and lie on the couch watching a movie, TV series or some Youtube videos to pass the time. Half the time I will nap and miss half of what is going on, but I love to thoroughly recover after a good workout.
I used to be at the gym quite a bit, but for the past 2 years I wasn't going enough. So one realization that hit me during my most recent trip was that I need some time to get back into the swing of things. I am very consciously making an effort to get myself to the gym. No excuses: no matter whether I am tired, sore from the last work out or whatever, I go without fail. So far, it's working!
There is nothing more satisfying than reading a good book. Finishing said great book can be a sad ordeal. It is sometimes quite a feat to leave your favorite characters behind, but the best part of finishing a book is that you can always pick it up again and read it another time. Besides, finishing a book is something quite satisfying in itself. There is just something about that feeling of turning that last page that always puts a smile on my face.
Another conscious effort I am been making ever since summer break was done is to spend enough time on my make up in the morning. I have changed up my morning routine in such a way that I can spend a little more time on my make up in the morning. I just thought it was a shame that I have so much great make up and I only use half of it because some of it takes too much of an effort to use in a quick and dirty way. If only I could cope with waking up even earlier so I could spend some serious time on it, but then again I don't feel like walking around with a full red carpet ready make up look on a daily basis.
After summer vacation I figured I needed some well-deserved me time. But that doesn't mean I don't appreciate everyone I hold dear. I spend time with my family and friends on different occasions since then and I've been having a great time. From beers in De Bonte Koe to music listening evenings and afternoons spent with my best friend in which both of us simply lose track of time: here to many more fun 'dates'.
Now that I have gotten settled in again after my vacation (travel is fun, but the jetlag not so much) and work is going on in full swing I have found some time to plan some concerts and events again. I have already bought tickets to go the I Love Beauty event in December and I plan on buying tickets to two different concerts some time this week. There is one more concert I want to attend but it is completely sold out and I am on a waiting list to try and find a ticket.
Lately I have been having quite a bit of bad luck when it comes to trains. So a happy moment is definitely those days that they do run. In the past 2 weeks I have only had one day where there were absolutely no delays. And if the delays were only 5 minutes or so, no every time the delays were quite massive: at least 20 minutes up to an hour and one time I didn't even get to go to work at all. Luckily I didn't have any lessons that day because that would have been dreadful.
At the end of August, I went to the Misslipgloss brunch and everyone who went were gifted a massive goody bag. You can see it in this blog post. Unpacking all of the goodies once I got home was a real treat. There aren't a lot of products that I don't like. In fact, most of the products were ones I was curious about and I still wanted to try. Since most of it is skin and hair care I haven't been able to use anything yet, but I will once my current products run out.
Nothing fulfills the joy of a make up lovers heart than buying make up products, but what I also thoroughly enjoy is taking pictures of the products I buy to use on this space. I am still working on taking pictures of many of the products I bought in recent times and it's a slow process as I now only have one or two days a week on which I can do any picture taking. Between work and workouts I simply do not have that much time, but I enjoy breaking out a new make up product every once in a while and doing a 2 hour picture series for future reviews.
What were your happy moments this summer?
It's been a while since I posted about some of my happy moments. The reason for that was that for a while I just forgot about doing this post. Winter is never my favorite time of year and so I am very much appreciating the fact that I now walk out the door when it's daylight again. It makes me feel more energized and so I figured I felt it was a good time to reflect on some of the things that are making me happy.
One resolution for 2015 was to go to more concerts again. And I have. I have been to 5 shows already and have plans to go to at least one festival and another 5 concerts. Where other people go clubbing or doing whatever I love going to concerts. It is always interesting to see how the artist performs their songs live. Seeing live music always adds an extra layer for me, as well as another memory. I tend to listen to more of that artist's music if I've seen them live.
This shouldn't come as a shocker and I could throw this in whenever I make a happy moments post. However, this time round it is extra true. At the beginning of this year, with little new releases happening and my feeling like I had heard everything 2014 had had to bring, 2015 didn't get the best fresh new music start. In fact, I felt a little out of sorts and thus tried my hand at a reimagined composition of Vivaldi's Four Seasons, asked my best friend for help and took some time buying some of my favorite albums of 2014.
If you didn't already know, I started a new job in August after quite a rocky ride at my previous one. It's great to feel good about my job again. I thoroughly enjoy this one and I feel I can really achieve something here when it comes to teaching English. And so far so good: I'm getting good feedback from colleagues and students alike and so I hope to keep it that way.
I already mentioned enjoying the fact that I now get out the door when it's daylight again. But just the fact that the sun is poking out its face more often is something I am very happy about. It's my sole reason for feeling energized and just overall better. Despite the fact that I spent a week being sick with a spring cold, I love to hear the birds sing, flowers popping up again as well as some gorgeous sunrises and sunsets that I have already had the honor of witnessing again.
When I felt a bit stuck in life last year, I did some soul searching. Apart from discovering that I simply love, love, love live music, I also found I love traveling. So this year I'm trying to more of that too. I already have booked two trips so far and am hoping to add another at the end of the year. However, that will all depend on funds. So far, nearly every penny I have left after paying my bills has gone into concerts or trips. It's one of my strategies to try and spend less money on useless stuff and create memories instead.
So far this aspect of my happiness has not been mentioned much on here yet. I started a project 'room change' in late 2013, but I found little time to complete it in 2014. Until the end of the year that is, which is when I cut to the chase and bought new furniture. I now live in a space that not only is decorated and furnished to my liking, it is also much more practical and homey feeling. If you're interested I could do a room tour and show you some before and after pictures.
Another thing that is making me very happy is what is happening to this blog. I am not sure where you all come from, but in the past few months I've been gaining many many visitors. In fact, in the past 6 months my visitor numbers have pretty much doubled. At first I thought it might be a fluke, but by now I'm believing that maybe some of you are intending to stay around and that is really really cool. I also feel that after 4+ years I have finally found my mojo when it comes to this blog, so I hope I can keep it up for as long as possible.
I'm still not completely satisfied about this, which is mainly due to the fact that I haven't been working out as much as I'd like to, but my health and fitness have definitely improved. I lost weight, sleep well, try to eat as healthy as I can, and work out whenever I can as well. My goal is to be fit and healthy again before summer and so far I'm on track, but I feel I could be more resilient in my work out schedule. So for then next few weeks that is what I will be working on: a fitness schedule that I can keep up and get used to so it becomes part of my system again.
One of my favorite things in the world is meeting new people. I've hit that moment in my life when the people I know, tend to be the same people, so I always appreciate it if I meet someone new. It's always exciting to see how relationships evolve and change anyway, but it becomes extra exciting when new people enter your life and you have no clue where things will go. Here's to meeting some more people in 2015.
Finally, I've added reading books. I went on a major reading kick at the end of 2014 and since this new year I have not nearly finished as many books. However, I still enjoy a good read and sometimes books simply surprise you. It is why I love reading in the first place and I get excited to finish books, and am eagerly figuring out what to read next all the time. Since I spend quite some time on the train, I also have more time to read, so here's to a book filled 2015.
Staying positive isn't always an easy thing. Trust me, I've had my share of negativity in the past and especially in the past year. But the best thing you can do, no matter how dark things can get, is to try and find happiness and positivity in the small things in life. Small things that you may not necessarily notice straight away, but that do make you realize how lucky you are to be who you are.
Let's start with the most important one. These past few weeks I've been back at work in a new job again and it's the best feeling in the world. I'm doing something fun and productive and it's great to notice that I still have plenty to bring to the table.
Out of the blue messages from friends inviting you over is a great thing. I know that some time in the next couple of months I will be planning a trip to England to see my friend, do fun things and quite possibly go shopping.
Over the summer months I spent quite a bit of time on my blog. My main goal: make sure I have a database of future blog posts so I can keep this thing going even though I am working a 32 hour teaching job. If I add up all the posts I have prepared I could keep going until Christmas with daily posts and still not be done.
Just summer. Period. The sunshine (even though it is no where to be seen these days), the warmer temperatures, the lazy days, the get togethers with friend and family… It's what makes summer one of my favorite times of the year.
Ties in with no. 2, but this doesn't mean planning to go, but to actually go. My most recent train journey across Europe being the first thing that comes to mind. I have so many ideas for trips I want to go on: London with my best friend, Rome, and hopefully next summer, going back to the good ole US of A.
Another thing I did over summer is read old blog posts. Next Thursday my blog will celebrate its 4th anniversary and let me tell you: this blog has come a long way since then. It's great to see how much my blog has changed for the better.
I've been on an organization binge again lately. Just last week I cleaned up my nail polish collection (only to add some more straightaway, oops), my make up collection AND my sock drawer. Next stop?! My wardrobe!! But I'll wait until fall to do that, so it makes sense for the great seasonal change.
… with great people. Especially when they just happen out of nowhere. Always a good thing to find like-minded people in unexpected places or to find out more about people you thought you knew very well.
Now that I'm back at work I am very much appreciating a good lie in again. Only problem is my days are off to an early start hence my lie ins are also a little bit shorter. Granted I go to bed earlier so I still get plenty of sleep, but nothing beats a good snooze on a lazy Sunday.
Talking about being lazy. Right now, after work, I've totally found myself lying on the couch watching CSI episodes again. Just some brainless entertainment to unwind after a long day. Guess what I'll be doing right after finishing writing this blog post?
The past few months haven't been the favorite ones of my life, but by now I can say that I have found my happy spot again. I am still feeling a little bit better every day. I know the bad is defitely behind me and the only way from here is up. All I'm doing now is crossing my t-s and dotting my i-s and that is a great feeling to have. I have more energy to do things I love doing and that in itself is worth a happy mention. Today I'd like to share with you 10 things that have put a smile on my face recently. Or in other words: happy moments!
I already went on a trip to Frankfurt at the end of May and I still have my summer trip coming up as well. I just love to travel: see new places, meet new people. Just the prospect of it, puts a smile on my face.
Ties in with no. 1. The reason why I went to Frankfurt was to meet up with a friend who I still know from my US college days. Back in '05, I spent one semester at College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. I met some great people while there and I'm still in touch with a few. One of them recently moved to Frankfurt which is only 5 hours away. It had been 6 years since we last saw each other but once we met we just took off right where we'd left.
Two days ago, on Sunday, I had a performance with my dance class. We don't get to do these things very often. My school only has a performance that includes everyone at the school once every 5 years. So it was quite the thing. We had been working on the routine for quite some time, so things went pretty well. It's always nerve wrecking to perform in front of an audience, but it's an adrenaline rush at the same time.
These past few months I've been buying quite some albums. From Damon Albarn to Curtis Mayfield and The Weeknd to Paulo Nutini, I love me some new music and I love to still buy physical copies. I can enjoy sitting on the couch with an actual CD in my hands, reaching liner notes and lyrics, while listening to the CD.
Ever since I started feeling not so well regarding my job, I also started doubting whether I'd still want to be teacher. I've been teaching for 8.5 years by now and I've always loved it. But I always felt that I would want to do something else after some time. However, after being stuck at home for a bit, I noticed I really missed it and I've come to the conclusion that not only do I enjoy teaching, it's also something I'm pretty darn good at.
If anything the past 6 months have given me renewed insights into myself as well as the working of the world. In the end, I have come out stronger then I was before and that's a great feeling to have.
Yes, the weather seems to finally have decided to grace us with more sunshine. Not only that, but days are also nice and long with Twilight not happening until well after 11 PM now. And maybe it's just me, but I always have so much more energy when there's more hours of daylight in a day.
Out of the blue, my candy store started selling these and oh my, do I love them. They are my 'guilty pleasure' moment of the week.
A few weeks I reorganized my wardrobe. I have a massive PAX wardrobe, but when I bought it I wasn't into dresses much. So when I did, I ran out of space quickly. I bought a clothing rail to help with the space, but that nearly started falling over due to gravity and the crookedness of the 17th century building I live in. It was time for a change. So I bought new hangers and space bags and now everything fits again and it's nicely organized. I will do a separate blog post on it some time in the future.
My last happy moment pertains the blog. The past couple of months I've started receiving more and more emails from PR people. Even though most of them don't catch my interest, some do and I write about them. Not only does it provide me with new topics to write about, it also makes me feel like my blog is now a legit thing. I've spent almost 4 years writing posts on here without any goals or anything, and to see it grow and capture the interest of companies, is just mindboggling to me.
What are your current happy moments?


After losing most of my right leg at age 14 in November 2010 due to osteosarcoma, it was really hard for me to give up gymnastics. It had been my whole life up until then, and I'd been good enough at it that I was on track for a college scholarship.
But when the nagging knee pain I'd had for about a year turned out to be bone cancer instead of a sports injury, my parents and I came to MD Anderson. There, we met with Dr. Valerae Lewis, and started chemotherapy. However, when my tumor grew larger on chemotherapy, we made the decision to amputate my leg. Given the high odds of recurrence with limb salvage, I didn't really feel like I had a choice. My cancer wasn't responding to chemotherapy, and radiation wasn't effective against osteosarcoma.
I tried to go back to gymnastics after I got used to my prosthesis, but I couldn't perform at nearly the same level, and my heart just wasn't in it. I tried other sports, too, but nothing gave me that same drive. Then, I went on a ski trip to Utah with MD Anderson Children's Cancer Hospital in January 2012 and the second I strapped on a snowboard, I knew it was what I wanted to do.
Now, I just think of cancer as something that happened to me once upon a time. And I keep my head up and keep moving forward.
It took me about a year after my amputation to be in a prosthetic leg all day. I just didn't have the same energy I'd had before treatment. I could walk without crutches within a month of the surgery, but it was too exhausting to wear my prosthetic leg all day at first. Now, I have four different prostheses to choose from: one for running, one for the beach, one for snowboarding and one for everyday walking.
I also have a two-year-old daughter, which I didn't really expect. When I was going through cancer treatment, I never thought about how it might affect my chances of getting pregnant later on. But as I got older, I started becoming curious. Eventually, I saw a fertility specialist and learned that because my eggs had been damaged by chemotherapy, the likelihood of my conceiving a biological child was very low.
That's probably why I didn't even realize I was pregnant with Lilah until I was almost five months along. I'd been really tired and pretty grumpy for a few months, but I thought I was just training really hard. And I was in such great shape that I didn't really have a bump. Once the initial shock wore off, though, I was ecstatic.
I've always wanted to be a mom since I was really little, so even though I'm having kids way younger than I ever anticipated, that's OK. I also wanted the experience of being pregnant and giving birth, so just knowing I was going to be able to have that after all has been one of the highlights of my life.
Once I retire from snowboarding, I'll probably keep trying to develop the sport and go into finance. I want to give my body a break for a little while.
One thing I won't stop doing is posting photos on social media. For so long, I feel like we've seen the same body types in the media. Sometimes I fall into the trap of looking at these women and thinking, "I will never look like that." I know I'm not the only person who feels that way.
But I've since come to realize that we shouldn't feel less about ourselves just because we don't look a certain way. I know it's huge for me to see ordinary women looking confident. And I'd like to think that seeing somebody like me — who doesn't have a perfect body and who's missing one leg — would be huge for other girls. Because the truth is, who cares if you're not perfect? Nobody is. But as long as you love yourself, it doesn't matter what you look like.
Register to hear Brenna share her story at MD Anderson's Cancer 180 Young Adult Survivorship Conference on Saturday, June 9.


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Press Statement: Labour MEP calls for tougher emission tests in Europe
Seb Dance MEP, Labour in Europe's Spokesperson for the Environment, has called for tougher emissions tests for car manufacturers in Europe, following the ongoing emissions test scandal.
The European Parliament's Environment Committee has already agreed to subject cars in Europe to environmental inspections and market surveillance once the car is on the road, not in unrealistic laboratory conditions.
But Seb Dance MEP says the European Parliament should go further at a crucial vote in October, and has called for these tests to be made independent and free from the interference of car manufacturers.
His demand follows yesterday's revelation that Audi and Skoda have a total of 3.3 million cars fitted with a device designed to cheat US car emissions and consumers.
This comes in the wake of news that the world's biggest car manufacturer, Volkswagen, had fitted 11 million vehicles worldwide with the same device.
Air pollution is estimated to cause 690,000 premature deaths per year in the European Union, with close to 10,000 in Greater London alone.
Today, Seb Dance MEP said:
"I have been calling for stricter tests and surveillance measures for car manufacturers in Europe. The scale of this scandal is growing every day, and clearly tougher measures now need to be put in place.
The European Parliament's Environment Committee has strongly endorsed measures to force car manufacturers to test emissions on the road, not in unrealistic laboratory conditions. But it's patently clear these tests must be independent and free from any possibility of rigging.
The fact the UK government has been sitting on this scandal is one thing, but the Tory government's continued efforts to undermine measures to clean up Europe's air is utterly reckless."


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Misadventures in Babysitting

 "Misadventures in Babysitting" (The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3), episode
 "Misadventures in Babysitting" (Full House episode)
 "Misadventures in Babysitting", the eighth episode of season 1 of Lizzie McGuire

See also
 Adventures in Babysitting a 1987 American comedy film
 Adventures in Babysitting (2016 film), a television film remake

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This letter was written by Arthur Conan Doyle on 6 october 1927 from Windlesham, Crowborough, to Mr. Arnold.
The letter was published by Julian B. Arnold in his book Giants in Dressing Gowns (1942).
Many thanks for your valuable letter.
You can have no idea of what a concentration of evidence there is, in the automatic-writings, upon this world disaster, nor how remarkably consistent the various accounts are.
I have, I should think, 50,000 words (in automatic-writings) on this subject, all carefully copied out and extending over three years.
Then I have about sixty independent testimonies of the coming of a world disaster.
Time is their difficulty but the general impression is that it is at the end of the next decade.
America will, I fear, suffer greatly. Also Central Europe. Also the Mediterranean basin. Ireland also, but the British isles less. But all are to catch it. Such is the general sinister scheme.
That is how I get it. But they always emphasize that it is the good spiritual outcome and not the sad material means which should be borne in mind. There are to be great psychic accompaniments and something corresponding to the Second Coming, though hardly as pictured.
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Directorial work of the amazingly talented, visionary Tim Burton is known to most movie-goers. Who hasn't at least heard of (if not seen a dozen times) Sleepy Hollow, Edward Scissorhands, Batman Returns, Planet of the apes, Beetlejuice, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Corpse Bride or Alice in Wonderland? But have you also seen Tim Burton's artwork?
If you're keen on art that is perhaps a bit strange, weird, but insanely imaginative and simply wonderful, this could be something right up your alley. Visitors and fans of Burton are able to browse through over 500 drawings, paintings, photographs, and sculptures.
Included is also the now famous 'napkin art' - sketches he drew on napkins. These were collected in a book, called "THE NAPKIN ART OF TIM BURTON : things you think about in a bar."
Exhibition of director Tim Burton's artwork was first seen seven years ago, when it was launched in New York. It has since been touring all over the world.
"The World of Tim Burton" is open from Sunday, June 26, 2016 to Monday, October 10, 2016.
Tim Burton is also returning to the big screen this year with what appears to be an absolutely dreamy adaptation of the debut novel by American author Ransom Riggs - Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. See the movie trailer below.
The acclaimed digital artist Android Jones, in partnership with FulldomeLab, presents Samskara – a stunning visual journey into the mind.
An internationally unique plattform for digital art and media culture. September 8–12, 2016 in Linz, Austria.
Studio Ghibli celebrates 30 years with a long-awaited retrospective exhibition in Tokyo, where fans can witness a real 'Castle in the Sky' ship!


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Part of Dion's appearance on the world famous Neil Rogers show. The 1st course is served by Boone from Siam Doll The Bird, Fat Rich, and the rest of the chazzers at WIOD. Dion has some Neily burgers and calls from Veggie from Boca and John Hambrick.


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Home Law, Legal, Courts Royal Gazette officially announces relaxation of Covid-19 preventive measures, including restaurants reopening...
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Royal Gazette officially announces relaxation of Covid-19 preventive measures, including restaurants reopening in dark-red zone provinces
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The Royal Gazette late last night, August 28th, officially announced the relaxation of Covid-19 preventive measures including the reopening of restaurant businesses in the 29 dark-red zone provinces, following a previous announcement from the CCSA on Friday, August 27th.
The readjustment of Covid-19 measures in the maximum and strict controlled provinces under the supervision of the Bangkok Communicable Disease Committee and the Provincial Communicable Disease Committee is in order to comply with the conditions and regulations prescribed by the government.
According to the announcement, schools or educational institutions are allowed to use their buildings or place for teaching, training, or any activities with a large number of participants(maximum in dark red zones is now 25, up from 5) under the responsibility of representatives from the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Higher Education, Science Research, and Innovation or related agencies in accordance with the specified rules. (This is essentially to allow for testing, teachers to work from the school, etc. Regular "in-person" school reopening is not taking place yet in dark red provinces-editor)
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Restaurants and similar places for selling food and beverages can be opened no later than 8:00 PM., with a limited number of customers dining in. Air-conditioned restaurants can open for not more than 50 percent of their capacity. Outdoor restaurants, including local restaurants and food stalls, must limit the dine-in customers to not more than 75 percent of their capacity. This measure shall apply to restaurants located in shopping malls, department stores, community malls, and other similar establishments. Selling and drinking alcoholic beverages are still prohibited during the service.
TPN media notes the Royal Gazette made no direct mention of the previously announced "pilot program" around requiring all staff AND customers to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19, take a negative test within 72 hours, or recovered from Covid-19 within 3 months. However, they did state (see bottom of this article) that all prescribed measures from the Ministry of Public Health around "Universal Prevention" must be followed as directed by local authorities. "Universal Prevention" is the name of the pilot program that contains these rules.
Statements from the Department of Disease Control in Bangkok today seem to suggest this will be the responsibility of the provincial disease committees to roll out and enforce, while also stating that in terms of rapid antigen test kits for regular testing of staff and optional testing of customers that this would be a "request" for cooperation rather than an "order" due to lack of supplies of the kits. It is unclear as of right now if the vaccination requirement will be enforced or is also a request, more information should be released by each province's governor and communicable disease committee.
Provincial governors will likely release their specific orders over the next several days. They have the ability to strengthen rules, but not to relax them. We will provide a detailed article about the Chonburi Governor's orders when the order is released.
You can read our thoughts about this proposed vaccination requirement (only for dark red zones) by clicking here.
Beauty establishments and beauty salons may be operated for hairdressing only. Health establishments or massage parlors can only provide foot massage services. Flea markets are allowed to be operated until 8:00 PM. for consumer goods only.
Department stores, shopping centers, community malls, or other similar establishments can also open from their usual business hours until 8:00 PM. Aesthetic clinics and beauty salons can be opened and provided service through an appointment. The service time in beauty salons is limited to no more than 1 hour per person.
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Educational institutions, theaters, bars, nightclubs, entertainment venues, cinemas, theme parks, water parks, fitness centers/gyms, game centers, and convention halls in and out of shopping malls will remain closed.
Parks, sports fields, pools for sports or recreational water activities, public swimming pools, and other outdoor exercise facilities located outdoors can be carried out no later than 8:00 PM. Competitions can be staged without spectators in the stadium. (There are still some questions around pools in general, these should be answered by provincial orders. Golf was not specifically mentioned although is normally considered an outdoor exercise field and will likely be allowed to open-editor)
A mandatory curfew from 9:00 P.M. to 4:00 A.M. and limited travel restrictions will continue to take place until at least September 14th in the dark red zones. Private entrepreneurs must acknowledge and increase the precautions to protect themselves and their customers to the highest level by abiding by the Universal Prevention for Covid-19 measures as prescribed by the Ministry of Public Health.
The relaxation will be implemented from September 1st onwards. A review of the order has been stated by the CCSA to take place around September 14th.
TPN media notes that the DDC also stated that the current "plan" is to continue to ease restrictions as vaccinations increase as part of the countries plan of "Living with Covid-19." This plan will likely last up until December when officials state the current roadmap is to have all business sectors and restrictions eased around this timeframe.


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Tonight's poem is by a cross-genre writer, Adam Holt. He writes poetry and also YA sci-fi novels. His second book in a trilogy about the teenage son of an astronaut is launching this month (pardon the pun).
In fact, there's a book launch party this Saturday, in case you're in the Houston area and want to come to it, at Space Center Houston. Let me know if you want more details.
….did i say there was a bar?
what then can we say about their existence?
to order. he has found at last….
every nothing has a nothing to exist against.
sipping from a cup full of anti-matter?
Adam Holt taught English for a decade before devoting himself to writing as a profession. He is an independent writer who funded two YA novels through Kickstarter. His Tully Harper Series explores the intrinsic hope of human space travel. His poetry has similar, more spiritual intent. Victor Hugo, CS Lewis, Seamus Heaney, and Rick Riordan are among his favorite authors.
I didn't read this poem. There was nothing to read.


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