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Reasoning from the Scriptures with the Jehovah's Witnesses

Christians have great news to offer Jehovah's Witnesses and Ron Rhodes helps readers delve into the Bible and use practical tools to share God's truths with those who come calling.

Convenient side-by-side comparisons of the New World Translation and the Bible, along with answers to each doctrinal error espoused by the Witnesses

Point-by-point lists of the favorite tactics and arguments used by the Witnesses—along with effective, biblical responses to each

Questions you can ask to challenge the Jehovah's Witnesses' confidence in the Watchtower Society

With easy-to-understand helps concise information, direct comparisons of beliefs, and a compassionate presentation, this resource from Ron Rhodes is ideal for personal and church libraries and for any reader who wants to confidently share the gospel.

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H. T. F. Rhodes - The Satanic Mass [a Sociological & Criminological Study], 1954, Pedigree Books UK , 1957 editon.

Cover art by Ron Turner.

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I just thought of something. When WM40 happened, people were comparing it to Endgame, mainly that Cody Rhodes was Captain America and Roman Reigns was Thanos.

So along those lines, I was wondering what the Marvel counterparts of the other WWE wrestlers would be. Literally, my first thought was that R-Truth would be Deadpool lol.

[joearlikelikeswrestling]

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The Music Machine

'Where the Action Is',

California, US, 1966

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[itookyoudown]

everyone and anyone that loves Colt please come and yell about him @ me to your heart's content hit me with a Colt talk. i've started getting his appeal but i need more shameless stanning and simping and wild head canon drops. ty for your service.

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― “ i ought to make you strip. ”

colton rhodes of fx's justified (04.08 — outlaw).

[phillipcole]

Post-AGT Appearance 1292: Up Front WNRI 1380 am March 13

Some people would be a little unhappy that I violated protocol by revealing that Brian Mulroney was not the last name on Phillip's list with that interview. My agent would have selectively distributed highlights of that interview to increase my international fame. With the essential contracts completed I would have gone home to Nevada for the dry air.

Man of my Dreams would have been 24th the last 3 weeks. Toad woman of Tennessee would have reached $235 million last weekend. My wife would have won the Oscar for costume design but not quoted me. She would have found out what an EGOT is and came home thinking we were halfway there. I would have to explain that I won the Grammy and she won the Oscar so each of us was one fourth of the way there.

Haley really did win Washington D.C. and Vermont. She would also have won Massachusetts last week. Burgum would have won Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah and Alaska, however Trump would have won all 4 primaries on March 12, Washington state closest: 42-35 over Burgum. Biden would have won everywhere except Hawaii, where None of the Above would have won 56-40.

Ron St. Pierre was a talk radio host in Rhode Island for decades. Few people know that, but people in Rhode Island would have suspected he might be the last name on Phillip's list. When they learned of his death Tuesday afternoon some would ask my relatives in the area and my uncle's widow would have called me. I would have prepared a statement and called my agent. We would have released it everywhere Wednesday morning at 8 am. The first to quote me would be Roger Bouchard on the Up Front program that runs 8 to 9 am Wednesday on WNRI am 1380 in Woonsocket. He would start the program with it.

Bouchard: Before we get to today's guests we have breaking news. Many of you know that Rhode Island legendary talk show host Ron St. Pierre passed away yesterday at age 68. Well, just now off the wire entertainer Phil Cole, whose career began when he was living right here in Woonsocket, made the following statement. I quote:

PBC: Ron St. Pierre was not the last name on Phillip's sick list, but no one who bet that he was should lose money. It was one of the best guesses ever. When Phillip was trying to revive his radio career he contacted Ron St. Pierre and lost to the criminal Buddy Cianci. It's been all downhill for Rhode Island ever since.

Bouchard: No doubt that will be a topic of conversation on this station all day.

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Can someone kill this fucker already. I hate him.

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Goalie Goals: a brief history

Hey y'all. Resident goalie lover coming at you with something that I have been obsessed with since I got into hockey: goalie goals!

There are two kinds of goalie goals: a goal that was awarded to the goalie because they were the last to touch the puck before the opposing team got an own-goal, and an actual SOG.

In total, there have been 18 goalie goals across NHL history, scored by 15 different goalies. 11 of those goals have been SOG, while 7 have been own-goals.

The first goalie to be credited with a goal is Billy Smith of the Islanders, during the 79-80 season. It was an own-goal, with a player on the opposing team (Rockies) accidentally shooting into their own net. As of right now, this is the only goalie goal where the goalies' team still lost the game (the Islanders lost, 4-7)

The next two goals would be scored by Ron Hextall of the Flyers. The first (1) would be in the 87-88 season, against the Bruins. The second (2) would be in the 1989 playoffs (first playoff goalie goal!), against the Capitals. Both goals would be actual SOG's, making Hextall the first goalie to score with an actual SOG.

The fourth goal (SOG) would be scored by Chris Osgood of the Red Wings, during the 95-96 season, against the Whalers.

The fifth goal (SOG) would be scored by Martin Brodeur (1) of the Devils during the 1997 playoffs (second playoff goalie goal), against the Canadiens.

The sixth goal (own goal) would be scored by Damian Rhodes of the Senators, during the 98-99 season, against the Devils. This is the first goalie goal to help with a shutout for the scoring goalie.

The seventh goal (own goal) would be scored by Martin Brodeur (2) of the Devils, during the 99-00 season, against the Flyers. This is the first, and so far, only goal to be considered the GWG.

The eighth goal (SOG) would be scored by Jose Theodore of the Canadiens, during the 00-01 season, against the Islanders. Second goalie goal to help with a shutout.

The ninth goal (SOG) would be scored by Evgeni Nabokov of the Sharks, during the 01-02 season, against the Canucks.

The tenth goal (own goal) would be scored by Mika Noronen of the Sabres, during the 03-04 season, against the Maple Leafs.

The eleventh goal (own goal) would be scored by Chris Mason of the Predators, during the 05-06 season, against the Coyotes.

The twelfth goal (own goal) would be scored by Cam Ward of the Hurricanes, during the 11-12 season, against the Devils.

The thirteenth goal (own goal) would be scored by Martin Brodeur (3) of the Devils, during the 12-13 season, against the Hurricanes.

The fourteenth goal (SOG) would be scored by Mike Smith of the Coyotes, during the 13-14 season, against the Red Wings. This one holds the record of being the closest to the end of the game, being scored with less than a second left on the clock.

The fifteenth goal (SOG) would be scored by Pekka Rinne of the Predators, during the 19-20 season, against the Blackhawks.

The sixteenth goal (SOG) wouild be scored by Linus Ullmark of the Bruins, during the 22-23 season, against the Canucks.

The seventeenth goal (SOG) would be scored by Tristan Jarry of the Penguins, during the 23-24 season, against the Lightning.

The eighteenth goal (SOG) would be scored by Filip Gustavsson of the Wild, during the 24-25 season, against the Blues.

Some fun facts!!:

There hasn't been a goalie goal scored at home since Mike Smith, over 10 years ago

7 goals have been scored at home. 11 have been scored away.

Only one team has had more than one goalie goal scorer: the Predators, with Mason and Rinne

Only two goalies have scored during the playoffs: Hextall and Brodeur

Only one goal was scored with a backhand: Theodore's

Only three goalies that have scored are currently playing: Ullmark, Jarry, and Gustavsson

Two teams are tied with most goalie goals against (2): Devils and Canucks

it's been 45 years since the first goalie goal was scored

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Andy Warhol celebrating his birthday with Julie Anne Rhodes, Nick Rhodes, Tina Chow, Stephen Sprouse and Wilfredo Rosado at Mr Chow in New York City on August 6, 1985.

Photos by Ron Galella