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Has anyone else noticed, that when one is in the "wrong" area of the forum, that it isn't addressed unless that person starts to upset common understandings and doctrines?
This has happened to me more than once, and here just recently. Like "you can post here unless you start saying things I don't like." Because every time it is WELL into the thread before brought up.
And instead of debuking all this corrupt teaching with more than simple doctrine it's elaborating on, it's "aha! You're not [forum audience here], so I'm not going to address any of your corrupt teachings, but instead assume you're up to no good because you're not in your place."
I think in every case, it was for the good of the "babes." I just don't know how sheltering the babes with only one viewpoint is going to prepare their faith for the others they will inevidently encounter. Seems kind of naive to me.
This has happened to me more than once, and here just recently. Like "you can post here unless you start saying things I don't like." Because every time it is WELL into the thread before brought up.
And instead of debuking all this corrupt teaching with more than simple doctrine it's elaborating on, it's "aha! You're not [forum audience here], so I'm not going to address any of your corrupt teachings, but instead assume you're up to no good because you're not in your place."
I think in every case, it was for the good of the "babes." I just don't know how sheltering the babes with only one viewpoint is going to prepare their faith for the others they will inevidently encounter. Seems kind of naive to me.
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I love this sunrise I caught it before spring in backyard yesss!Thank You God for this....
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Ditto Years ago, one of my brothers and I spent many a weekend evening right on thru to the morning playing. Played more than a few "club players" over the years as well. We anxiously awaited the newspapers updates c/w moves and positions of the Bobby Fischer - Boris Spassky world championship match in 1972 ... and followed them closely. Still have quite a few books of famous matches from most of the greats detailing each move that allows you to replay them and analyze. But my favorite memory in regards to the game was when my youngest was in the 6th grade ... and she "volunteered" her dad to be their school's chess coach for the year ... lol I actually loved every minute of it during their lunch periods and sometimes after school. They came within a 1/2 point (a draw) of winning the county outright (they weren't even on the chess map prior to this) and I ended bringing 5 or 6 of them to the provincial championships in Toronto that same year. Now ... that's where the game is taken seriously ! Too much so, actually. There was even a young boy in the 7th grade at that tournament (with his personal coach ) that had just returned from Europe playing a tournament with masters. I kid you not. I felt like I went to a gunfight with a peashooter ... lol But all in all, they fared quite well. My youngest beat a young Chinese boy her first game ... and the poor kid was crying because he had lost to a girl. Turned out that his loss to her was his only loss ... and cost him a chance in the finals. But the pressure on the kids was immense ... and I would never recommend it become that competitive at that young an age. Might pick up the game once again in my retirement years
Years ago, one of my brothers and I spent many a weekend evening right on thru to the morning playing. Played more than a few "club players" over the years as well. We anxiously awaited the newspapers updates c/w moves and positions of the Bobby Fischer - Boris Spassky world championship match in 1972 ... and followed them closely. Still have quite a few books of famous matches from most of the greats detailing each move that allows you to replay them and analyze. But my favorite memory in regards to the game was when my youngest was in the 6th grade ... and she "volunteered" her dad to be their school's chess coach for the year ... lol I actually loved every minute of it during their lunch periods and sometimes after school. They came within a 1/2 point (a draw) of winning the county outright (they weren't even on the chess map prior to this) and I ended bringing 5 or 6 of them to the provincial championships in Toronto that same year. Now ... that's where the game is taken seriously ! Too much so, actually. There was even a young boy in the 7th grade at that tournament (with his personal coach ) that had just returned from Europe playing a tournament with masters. I kid you not. I felt like I went to a gunfight with a peashooter ... lol But all in all, they fared quite well. My youngest beat a young Chinese boy her first game ... and the poor kid was crying because he had lost to a girl. Turned out that his loss to her was his only loss ... and cost him a chance in the finals. But the pressure on the kids was immense ... and I would never recommend it become that competitive at that young an age. Might pick up the game once again in my retirement years 
Ditto Years ago, one of my brothers and I spent many a weekend evening right on thru to the morning playing. Played more than a few "club players" over the years as well. We anxiously awaited the newspapers updates c/w moves and positions of the Bobby Fischer - Boris Spassky world championship match in 1972 ... and followed them closely. Still have quite a few books of famous matches from most of the greats detailing each move that allows you to replay them and analyze. But my favorite memory in regards to the game was when my youngest was in the 6th grade ... and she "volunteered" her dad to be their school's chess coach for the year ... lol I actually loved every minute of it during their lunch periods and sometimes after school. They came within a 1/2 point (a draw) of winning the county outright (they weren't even on the chess map prior to this) and I ended bringing 5 or 6 of them to the provincial championships in Toronto that same year. Now ... that's where the game is taken seriously ! Too much so, actually. There was even a young boy in the 7th grade at that tournament (with his personal coach ) that had just returned from Europe playing a tournament with masters. I kid you not. I felt like I went to a gunfight with a peashooter ... lol But all in all, they fared quite well. My youngest beat a young Chinese boy her first game ... and the poor kid was crying because he had lost to a girl. Turned out that his loss to her was his only loss ... and cost him a chance in the finals. But the pressure on the kids was immense ... and I would never recommend it become that competitive at that young an age. Might pick up the game once again in my retirement years
Years ago, one of my brothers and I spent many a weekend evening right on thru to the morning playing. Played more than a few "club players" over the years as well. We anxiously awaited the newspapers updates c/w moves and positions of the Bobby Fischer - Boris Spassky world championship match in 1972 ... and followed them closely. Still have quite a few books of famous matches from most of the greats detailing each move that allows you to replay them and analyze. But my favorite memory in regards to the game was when my youngest was in the 6th grade ... and she "volunteered" her dad to be their school's chess coach for the year ... lol I actually loved every minute of it during their lunch periods and sometimes after school. They came within a 1/2 point (a draw) of winning the county outright (they weren't even on the chess map prior to this) and I ended bringing 5 or 6 of them to the provincial championships in Toronto that same year. Now ... that's where the game is taken seriously ! Too much so, actually. There was even a young boy in the 7th grade at that tournament (with his personal coach ) that had just returned from Europe playing a tournament with masters. I kid you not. I felt like I went to a gunfight with a peashooter ... lol But all in all, they fared quite well. My youngest beat a young Chinese boy her first game ... and the poor kid was crying because he had lost to a girl. Turned out that his loss to her was his only loss ... and cost him a chance in the finals. But the pressure on the kids was immense ... and I would never recommend it become that competitive at that young an age. Might pick up the game once again in my retirement years
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I hear this OH .. lol Last time I re-engaged in the game was with a few friends that had pestered me to play again ... and guys that I'd normally always beat. The first night we played, I didn't win a single game ... and boy, was I MAD ! ... lol Made sure they paid for it the next week tho ... lol But lemme tell ya, ... it was work ... lol I'd estimate two months time of regular playing to return to true form. Not sure if my brain and/or will still remains thou
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I've cut my hair earlier today. It was down just past my lower back and now it's just past my underarms, which personally to me that it short. If it weren't for this warm weather I would've kept it long(er).
Now I need to concentrate on a slide presentation that will have me done with this semester. -sigh-
Now I need to concentrate on a slide presentation that will have me done with this semester. -sigh-
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