Daily devotional readings in Scripture, the Westminster Standards, and Presbyterian history. 8220;He who has no regard for the past has very little respect for the present. Parting Words from the Rev. Born in 1797, by the time Rev. Van Lear reached his fifty-second year, his health began to decline. He had spent himself for the sake of the Gospel. On August 14, 1850.

The Continental Association is created by The First Continental Congress to enforce boycotts in an attempt to force repeal of the objectionable legislation. This is to be done by creating and enforcing a total boycott against trade with Britain, Ireland and the British West Indies. The Patent of Tolerance, which provides limited freedom of worship, is approved by the Habsburg Monarchy in Austria. The survey team of Charles Mason and Jeremi.

I like the first cup of coffee in the morning. I like the Boston Red Sox. I like the Beatles, too. I like the sound of snow at 15 below. I like Elmore Mountain glittering the way it looks to me on the way to work in January from up on West Hill, or actually by then it is probably Town Hill. I like my string trimmer.

The Annotated This Day in Baseball History. Providing history, anecdotes and trivia about the goings-on in the world in baseball 365 Days a Year! Friday, December 15, 2006. This will be the seven hundred and eight entry in this blog since I started it back in January. Such is life when one writes every day. So why stop now? Thank you. As I type this, my counter has topped 26,800 visits to the site.