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      - 6
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Welcome! I'm Julianna Navarro and I'm passionate about premarital counseling! You are getting ready to embark on a huge life event; the joining of two people into one life. This takes work! My job is to help you with the internal work, such as emotions and stress. As a certified Prepare Enrich facilitator, I will help you strengthen your connection and prepare for marriage with clinically proven methods, bringing you and your partner closer.
The point is that if the law was applied properly, than none of the actions taken during the riot should be defendable as "Self-defense" because Rittenhouse purposefully grabbed a gun and put himself in danger in the first place.

He wasn't trapped in town and forced to fight his way out.  He armed himself, left the safety of his home state, and injected himself into a situation that he never should've been a part of.

The issue with this trial is that the judge is moving the goalposts *really really* close the the time of the shooting and ignoring all of the ways that Rittenhouse could've prevented the shootings by minding his own business and staying home.The Northern Ireland Secretary says some progress has been made on language and culture issues in power sharing talks at Stormont.
But in an update to Britain's Parliament, James Brokenshire has confirmed "clear differences" remain between the Democratic Unionists and Sinn Féin.
The parties have been engaged in talks aimed at restoring the Northern Ireland Executive for months.
Central Thought: God provides laws to preserve society.
On August 1, 2001, Chief Justice Roy Moore of the Alabama Supreme Court fulfilled a campaign promise to make the Ten Commandments more prominent. He did so by placing a 5,280 pound Ten Commandments memorial in the State Judicial Building in Montgomery, Alabama.
Moore's actions caused a firestorm. Joel Sogol of the ACLU argued, 'Our courts should enforce secular law, and not God's law.” Only someone who ignored the Old Testament Scriptures could honestly make a statement like this.
God was concerned about the survival of the new community that had just left Egypt. He knew that there would be conflicts, and He wanted to make sure that His people knew how to deal with them.
More than likely, you have had conflicts with others from time-to-time. This is a normal part of life, but these conflicts should not destroy our relationships. God has given us principles to follow that teach us to respect one another. When we have conflict, we must deal with the conflict, make any amends, and then be restored into fellowship. That is God's Law!
Devotional Prayer: Lord, help us to use Your principles to resolve our differences.grab him? squeeze him? smother him? slay him?
was it jesus’ hand? the devil’s? was it rough raging raving?
Julie Fitzpatrick is a writer and actress who finds clarity on the page. She wrote and performed her solo show 77 U-Turn this summer at Legacy Theatre, was published by Poets’ Choice and Allegory Ridge, won a Writer’s Digest Honorable Mention for her poem – kite – and an Artist Award grant for her spoken word piece All the World’s a Stage: A Guilford Pandemic Love Story. Julie is a member of the Guilford Poets Guild, The Legacy Theatre Playwrights Circle, and Ensemble Studio Theatre in NYC. She lives with her husband and son in CT – more information about her creative journey can be found at juliefitzpatrick.com.Reddit is one of the most negative places on the internet. If you want to see LU painted in the absolute worst light, this is where you'll find it. 

That said, Liberty is not without its faults, but I believe it is still am amazing school. Great academics, fantastic professors who actually care about you, awesome students and campus life. I had nothing but positive experiences and left a much better and more well rounded person. It's a place where you can grow and learn who you really are while preparing for your career.

As far as your belief system, in my experience, there will always be people who will be open to talk/debate any idea/value/norm that you want to, but overwhelmingly people won't be overly critical of you for believing X instead of Y, etc.# Baguette

`bget` : A better `get`.

The is meant to be an enhanced version of lodash `get`.

In addition to standard object traversal via string path, `bget` will allow you to traverse and operate on arrays. The goal being to provide the capability to perform filters, maps, and reductions via a string path.

# Usage

## Arrays
```js
import {bget} from 'baguette';

let object = {items: [{id: '0'}, {id: '1'},{id: '2'}]}

bget(object, 'items[1]') // -> {id: '1'}
bget(object, 'items[1].id') // -> '1'
bget(object, 'items[].id') // -> ['0', '1', '2']
bget(object, 'items[id === "1"]') // -> [{id: '1'}]
bget(object, 'items[id === "1"].id') // -> '1'

let nestedLists = [[{name: 'tiger'}, {name: 'lion'}], [{name: 'wolf'}, {name: 'dog'}]]

bget(nestedLists, '[][].name') // -> [['tiger', lion'], ['wolf', 'dog']]
```

### proposals

#### reduce ('<')
```js
bget(foo, '[]<[]') // flattens out the nests lists into single list
```

#### get multiple fields

```js
bget(foo, '[].fieldOne+fieldTwo') // returns a mapping of items with the fieldsOne and fieldsTwo
```


# Contributing

## Commands
- `yarn clean` - Remove `lib/` directory
- `npm test` - Run tests with linting and coverage results.
- `npm test:only` - Run tests without linting or coverage.
- `npm test:watch` - You can even re-run tests on file changes!
- `yarn lint` - Run ESlint with airbnb-config
- `yarn cover` - Get coverage report for your code.
- `yarn build` - Babel will transpile ES6 => ES5 and minify the code.


A day on the road bike in the Yorkshire Dales Yorkshire by MuddyGoose - July 31, 20170 One of the advantages of trying to climb as many of the 100 UK Climbs as possible is that you end up riding in many different parts of the UK. The Yorkshire Dales is somewhere that I might choose to ride in any case but my ‘hunt for climbs’ partly dictated my route on this occasion. Having already climbed Buttertubs Pass and Lamps Moss, this route focused on Tan Hill, Oxnop Scar and The Stang. Turning this into the first day of a two day trip I managed to convince two mates to come along for the ride. As this ride was organised as part of a two day trip that included a second day focused on climbing Great Dun Fell, the chosen start point was picked for it’s closeness to our driving route up to Cumbria, as well as it’s location for the day’s hills. The climb known as ‘The Stang’ is up a road called Stang Lane, just off the A66 near to Barnard Castle. Along this lane there are several gravel car parks where you can park free of charge and fairly privately too as the car parks are only generally used by a handful of walkers. One of these car parks was our start and end point for the day. If you prefer to save yourself a bit of hill climbing ‘from the off’ then park in one of the car parks higher up; a lesson that I learnt from this trip. The route begins by heading down The Stang, so take a notice of the steep bits on the way down as you’ll be climbing back up here at the end, then at the T-junction at the bottom of the hill turns right onto a road that becomes Tan Hill. There are several hills in the 100 climbs book that seem to have crept in without being particularly tough to climb and Tan Hill is one of these, it packs an average gradient of just 2% and only reaches a maximum of 12%, it’s total height gain isn’t all that impressive either being only 206 m. However it’s significance lays in the exposed nature of the climb and the fact that atop lies the highest inn in Britain, The Tan Hill Inn. This is a climb that you don’t want to be attempting in