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Monday, September 5, 2011
Should I Be A Priest?
That is a question many young men ask themselves at some point in their life. And certainly there are many reasons for and against the proposition. But the real answer to the question lays not in some quantitative analysis of the pros and cons, it is in a discussion between a man and his God. What we others can do, however, is not interfere in that discussion.
I have mentioned before that I am blessed in that my small parish has many programs supportive of young men and women who might be considering religious life, and parents actively speak with pride of sons and daughters in religious orders or on spiritual pilgrimages around the world. There are thirty from the parish presently in religious formation programs to be priests or nuns.
I recently supported a young woman who taught at an orphanage in Ghana for a year, and yesterday a bishop from Uganda presided at mass in my parish and told us of the great blessings wrought by our support of a sister parish in Uganda. He was at our parish visiting one of his young priests, who was in a study program nearby. Uganda is a largely Catholic country. In his archdiocese, he told us, there are 95 men in study for priesthood, he sends 10% of his priests as missionaries to other African countries, and more recently he has answered the call of a U.S. diocese, and sent four priests to work in America. He was thanking us and not asking us for money --- although, he opined, you could offer to pay for the studies of one of his seminarians, almost all of who come from very poor families. He laughed as he said his little "however," and so did we, but he did bring up a serious point: money is a serious impediment to many young men and women entering religious life, even here in the United States.
It was totally by accident that I heard of a man and his wife who have started a non-profit organization to raise money for men and women who cannot afford to enter religious life. Even as we pray for more vocations, there are some people who believe they may HAVE vocations, yet are prevented from entering religious orders because of money problems: they have college debts. Most religious orders, with a vow of poverty, cannot afford to help pay the college debts of potential new members, and so they turn away potential vocations, telling them to come back after they have paid off their loans. Of course, after working for years in secular jobs, most don't come back. A call from God, an answer to our prayers, an opportunity, lost.
The Mater Ecclesiae Fund For Vocations is a non-profit organization which takes on the college debts of young men and women wanting to enter religious life. As long as they continue pursuing their vocation, it assumes payment of their debt, paying it off entirely shortly after they make their final vows. It is a wonderful idea of cooperation between the laity and the newly religious, however … even here, there are money problems. Each year the Fund turns away many applicants for aid because it does not have sufficient resources to help all who seek aid. I don't know if they have surveyed what happens to those they turn away – I'm afraid to ask.
Starting next year, when the Fund does its deliberation on which applicants it can accept, and considers how much money it has available before it must turn applicants away, I have asked it to move the cutoff line one person over, to accept just one more request for assistance it had planned to deny. I will commit to support payment of the debt of that young man or woman while they enter religious life and discern if they have a vocation. I understand it is a multi-year commitment, while they study, and so I offered to include any commitments in my will. The Fund was willing to work with me and my offer.
How could I be praying for an increase in vocations every day, if I am not willing to help those God has chosen? I believe He answers our prayers; how could I not be grateful for His answer? But even with my offer, the Fund will be turning away many others. I am not asking that any who might read this support the Mater Ecclesiae Fund, but as the Ugandan bishop politely said: however ….
This is the prayer I say daily for vocations.
Litany and Prayer for Priests
God, the Father of Heaven and Earth, Have mercy on us.
God, the Son Lord Redeemer of the World, Have mercy on us.
God, the Holy Spirit, etc.
Holy Trinity, One God, etc.
Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, etc.
That you see fit to preserve our Holy Father the Pope and all ranks of the Church,
We beseech you, hear us.
That you see fit to call back to the unity of the Church all who have strayed from the truth,
We beseech you, hear us.
Holy Mary, Mother of God, Intercede for us, pray for priests.
Immaculate Heart of Mary, etc.
Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, etc.
Gate of Heaven, etc.
Our Lady of Guadeloupe, etc.
Archangel Michael defender of the faith, Intercede for us, pray for priests.
Saint John the Baptist, etc.
Saint Peter, etc.
All you holy angels & archangels, etc.
All you holy patriarchs & prophets, etc.
All you holy apostles & evangelists, etc.
All you holy martyrs, etc.
All you holy bishops & confessors, etc.
All you holy doctors, etc.
All you holy priests & clerics, etc.
All you holy monks & hermits, etc.
All you holy men & women, etc.
Saints of God, etc.
Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, we trust in You.
Let us pray --
Father, You have appointed Your Son Jesus Christ as eternal High Priest, guide those He has chosen to be ministers of word and sacrament & help them to be faithful in fulfilling the ministry they have received.
Let us pray that no man who asks the question: "Should I be a priest," answers that he can't afford to be.
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Thank you for supporting vocations by donating your money towards their college costs, Tom. That is so wonderful and inspiring! Your prayer is beautiful, too. Do you mind if I add it to my Monthly Prayer Request for Priests website?ReplyDelete
Yes, it is a beautiful prayer. I am not surprised to read that about Uganda. My confessor is from there and a wonderful, holy priest. He has his rosary in his hands whenever I see him. May Our LORD grant us many more vocations through such donations and prayers! God bless you for your generosity!ReplyDelete
I wish there were some way I could better promote the Mater Ecclesiae Fund, but I am not a marketing person; my strength is finance and statistical analysis. Relative to my support of them, as I indicated, this is just doing what I pray for to be done. If my front lawn needed mowing, why would I ask for someone else to pay for it to be done. If anyone is to pay, it should be me, but perhaps even better would be if I did it myself.ReplyDelete
Evangelization and promoting vocations are all our responsibilities. Thanking me for doing what I am able to and responsible to do is not necessary. I only wish more understood things this way.
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The initiative addresses a key recommendation from ASBFEO's Small Business Loans Inquiry and will significantly improve access to justice, especially for capital-intensive enterprises.
AFCA will consolidate the existing Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS), the Credit and Investments Ombudsman (CIO) and the Superannuation Complaints Tribunal (SCT).
A small business will be able to seek resolution of a dispute where the credit facility is up to $5 million and potentially receive compensation up to $1 million.
The FOS is currently limited to considering disputes of not more than $500,000 arising from a credit facility no higher than $2 million, which excludes many small businesses.
Small businesses do not have the money or time to challenge banks through the court system and there is a significant power imbalance between banks and small businesses.
Small businesses do not have the financial capacity to hire expert legal advice to help them overcome this disadvantage.
The new one-stop-shop will be able to make binding determinations.
The higher compensation cap should also incentivise banks to resolve disputes through internal processes before progressing to the AFCA.
The Government's proposed model will provide a genuine alternate dispute resolution option in a forum where the needs of small business are understood.
It will save time and money by significantly reducing the need for litigation.
I also welcomed the proposed transitional arrangements and the Government's commitment to consult on AFCA's terms of reference.
Philip Morris Increases Dividend By 3%, Becomes The Newest Dividend Achiever
By Bob Ciura
Another year, another dividend increase for tobacco giant Philip Morris International (PM). On September 13th, it raised its quarterly dividend by 2.9%.
With the raise, PM has now increased its dividend 10 years in a row, each year since the spin-off from Altria Group (MO). This makes PM the newest member of the Dividend Achievers list, a group of stocks with 10+ consecutive dividend increases. You can see the entire list of all 265 Dividend Achievers here.
This is a difficult time for PM, due to declining smoking rates and toughening regulations. And yet, the company continues to raise its dividend each year. PM's consistent dividend growth is the result of a very strong business model. It has a long history of steady growth, and dividends.
With a 100+ year operating history and a 3%+ dividend yield, PM fits Sure Dividend's definition of a blue-chip stock. You can see our entire list of nearly 70 blue chip stocks here.
This article will discuss PM's recent dividend increase, and why it remains an attractive stock for dividend growth investors.
Business Overview
PM is a global tobacco company. It sells its products in more than 180 markets, outside the U.S., where Altria reigns. PM has six of the world's top international 15 brands, including the No. 1 global brand Marlboro.
PM's financial performance has been negatively impacted by the strong U.S. dollar, which wiped away $1.3 billion of revenue in 2016 alone, but the core business continues to perform well. Organic revenue, excluding excise taxes, increased 4.4% in 2016. Adjusted earnings-per-share increased 12% for the year.
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Sunday, November 26, 2017Terry and family, Thinking of you and sending prayers for you. Thank you for celebrating Easter with me. May the Lord give you supernatural strength and comfort!
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Thursday, November 23, 2017To the family, sorry for your loss. May God's word the Bible, along with family and friends, provide comfort and support, during your time of sorrow, too help ease some of the pain. Jehovah God hates death. He views death as an enemy. 1 Corinthians 15:26 His son Jesus Christ said at John 5:28,29 "Do not be amazed at this, because all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out " so we have a promise and a hope of seeing our love ones again.
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Wednesday, November 22, 2017Why isn't there enough time? Why don't we take the time? Regrets surface when a good person/relative leaves us and this earth. I, Marilyn, loved the visits with Uncle Wendell to NE when I was young. (My mom, Emily, was Wendell's only sister.) When Gary and Margie came along with them, we knew we were going to have a good time! A few summers ago, Margie and several of her siblings came to Omaha to reconnect with the NE cousins. We knew that Margie had cancer and that she would be having chemo after she got back home. It was good to hear her share, in general conversation, her faith. It's now reassuring that we will come together happy and healthy in heaven. I don't know if she prompted the trip idea, but we certainly enjoyed ourselves and are grateful to have those memories today! I wish I had met Terry and Jennifer. So sorry for your loss and sadness with this void in your life.
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Wednesday, November 22, 2017Terry & Jen: You have my heartfelt condolences. Jen, your words on Facebook were so moving. You both have so many wonderful memories to cherish. I can tell from the video that Margie did, indeed, live her life to the fullest. She was very lucky to have the two of you in her life to fill her heart with the love she so truly deserved. Gail Winkleman
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Wednesday, November 22, 2017Hi Terry and Jennifer, So sorry for your loss. What a beautiful video and what a beautiful life story that included Jesus, and the two of you and hundreds more whose lives Margie touched. Praying for you both during this difficult time and hoping all those great memories will help ease the pain. Psalm 34:18 Steve and Claudette Bauer
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Wednesday, November 22, 2017Jenny and dad. I'm so sorry for your loss. I know Jenny how close you were to your mom. That bond will never be broken even after death. She's gone on to a new life and you will see her again some day. Hold tight to the Lord and he will guide you thru this valley. Know I'm praying for you and allow Gods peace to comfort you. Blessings to you both during this time!
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Wednesday, November 22, 2017So sorry to hear of Margie's passing. She truly was a radiant spirit. Our thoughts and prayers and with you, Terry as you endure this heartbreak.
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Tuesday, November 21, 2017Terry and Jennifer — We are so very sorry and saddened by Margie's passing. It's difficult to express how much Denny and I admire and respect her, one of the kindest, most gracious, and compassionate people we've ever known. Take comfort, please, in knowing she left the world a much better place than she found it by touching many lives; there was so much love in her unwavering heart. Our sincere condolences and heartfelt prayers go out to you. Denny and Sas
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Tuesday, November 21, 2017My Aunt was a special, loving, supportive, outgoing woman. She held no grudges nor bad feelings about anyone. Her ability to love and forgive was a gift that she shared with everyone she ever knew. I hope I can follow her lessons in my life from now on. She taught me so much but I rarely listened as well as I should have. All I can do is try my best to be better and make her proud. Thank you for being my Aunt and friend Linda Kay
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Tuesday, November 21, 2017Terry and Jennifer and all of Margie's family and friends, I'm so sorry for your loss and the heartache of not having her near. Continuing to pray for our Lord's comfort and peace for you.
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Monday, November 20, 2017Terry and Jenny — So very saddened for this painful journey you must walk through. Our Lord promises His care and strength and courage especially for times like these. I am praying that it will be realized by you in a supernatural way. Grateful for the powerful legacy of Margie - loving Jesus and making Him known.
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David Gilmour is celebrating his 66th birthday with a present … for Pink Floyd fans. The legendary guitarist is offering a free download today of his song "A Pocketful of Stones" from the most recent studio release On an Island.
Click here to download the song from Gilmour's Web site.
Issued six years ago, Island was the third solo project from Gilmour, who joined Pink Floyd in 1968 and emerged as the band's leader in the 1980s. Floyd's most recent release goes even further back, 1994's Division Bell. Gilmour has since collaborated with the Orb on Metallic Spheres, but hasn't announced plans for any other major recording project.
Island, which also included the Grammy-nominated instrumental "Castellorizon," entered the UK charts at No. 1, giving Gilmour his first-ever chart-topper album outside of Pink Floyd, and also went platinum in Canada. Late Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright contributed to the album, in one of his last studio appearances.
Here's a look back at our recent thoughts on David Gilmour and Pink Floyd. Click through the titles for complete reviews …
THE ORB FEATURING DAVID GILMOUR – METALLIC SPHERES (2010): Gilmour's familiar Fender Stratocaster vibrato effortlessly blends with the Orb's next-galaxy synthesizer washes, mid-tempo house flourishes and whoa-man effects. And, along the way, helps both Gilmour and the Orb reclaim a measure of their own early promise. In fact, we might just be hearing the best collaboration from any edition of Pink Floyd in the last three decades. Revisiting a pre-Dark Side of the Moon penchant for narrative instrumental musings allows Gilmour a return to his own roots, even as it hurtles him past an impossible talisman in Pink Floyd.
HAVE A CIGAR!: CELEBRATING PINK FLOYD'S MASSIVE REISSUE PROJECT: Psych-rockers Pink Floyd and EMI are launching an exhaustive re-release campaign. You could say that tickled us … pink. Released under the banner "Why Pink Floyd?," the band started by issuing remastered editions of all 14 of its albums, with a staggered schedule of unreleased material from its archives for super-deluxe box sets. The remastered studio albums are available either separately or as a box set. To celebrate, we reminisced about a few key cuts from throughout their career.
NICK MASON: WE'D HAVE BEEN NOTHING WITHOU SYD BARRETT: ick Mason, the only member to have appeared in every different configuration of Pink Floyd, credits long-departed co-founder Syd Barrett for giving the band its "liftoff" — even as he expresses regret over how the group parted ways with the troubled singer-songwriter. "If you just look at that first album (1967?s Piper at the Gates of Dawn), the first songs — which were the things that got us a record contract into Abbey Road and all the rest of it — without Syd, I mean, you wouldn't even have Interstellar Overdrive," Mason said. "It's just impossible to evaluate what would've existed without Syd, in my opinion."
GIMME FIVE: SONGS WHERE PINK FLOYD, WELL, SUCKED: Everybody went through a Pink Floyd phase, right? But, the child is grown; the dream is gone. Let's face it, some of this stuff, well, sucked. So while we still have a deep respect — and I mean that most sincerely — for, say, Dark Side of the Moon, careful adult inspection reveals that even that psych-masterpiece boasts at least one awful clunker. So, have a cigar, as we count down the stuff that didn't quite make their hall-of-fame resume — the ones where they were tongue-tied and twisted, just an earth-bound misfit … well, you get the idea.
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It's One World One Heart Time!!!!
And the winners are:
Gaby from Germany who chose the blue earrings.
Vale from Italy who chose the black and white earrings, and
Assaya from the Netherlands who is happy with the green earrings.
I was surprised that all three winners came from Europe, but I double checked and the random number generator was random and the numbers were what they were. Packages will be on the way some time in the next week or so.
Thanks to everyone who participated and left the wonderful comments that they did. I had a lot of fun perusing the various blogs.
On a side note, I've already started posting the bottles that I'm dedicating on behalf of the first 100 entrants.
For those of you unfamiliar with OWOH, it started in 2007 by the Whimsical Bohemian with fewer than 100 participants and in two years it grew to over 900 participants in 2009. I'm excited to see what 2010 brings. I participated in 2009 and gave away clay covered tins. Through the experience I was fortunate to meet Renee and a few other women. The event is meant to encourage bloggers around the world to connect with each other.
The theme this year for One World One Heart is Magic Carpet. My interpretation of magic carpets turned into three pairs of earrings made with canes that I've created. Earring findings are surgical steel. Here are the three pairs. If you're unfamiliar with canes, please see my blog entry here for some great cane links and here for a bit more pictorial on some canes that I made.
I'll pick three names randomly late on February 15th from people who leave a comment between now and the closing time. People can have until noon Eastern Standard Time on February 15 to leave a comment.
If you want to see other Canadian clayers participating in the event, go over to the Clayamies website and check out the links there.
I'll also commit to making up to 100 Bottles of Hope throughout the year that will be donated to local hospitals and I'll name them publicly on my blog for the first 100 entrants on my website (if I get that many). Since many of you will be new to the idea of Bottles of Hope, they're clay covered medicine bottles that are given to cancer patients. The history of Bottles of Hope can be found here. My bottles may not all be cane related, but here is an example of ones that are covered with canes. You can see other examples of some of my bottles here, here, and my personal all time favourite here. One of my friends, Louise, does very creative bottles so if you're in the mood for a smile, stop by and see her bottles here.
I will post the winners some time during the evening of the 15th of February.
My rules - there are only two:
- My giveaway is only open to active bloggers and website owners. You must have a blog or website (Etsy, Flickr, and other such sites count) that I can visit. It doesn't have to be artsy, and half the fun last year was seeing the myriad of topics that people cover out there.
- You must leave a comment on this blog entry with your e-mail address or a way of contacting you.
Thanks so much to Lisa who created this wonderful event and has the dedication, kindness and spirit. What a wonderful way to touch people.
Cheers, good luck, and happy blog and website surfing. Here's to new friends and linking up with old friends. Let the fun begin!


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Guns N' Roses Add 21 Dates to Reunion Plans
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The regrouped rock legends announced plans to headline the Coachella festival in California in December, and have since added a couple of warm-up shows. The group's publicist confirmed Guns N' Roses will perform a 21-city tour along with their previously announced set of six reunion shows.
The trek will take the band to America and Canada's major cities, but venues and fixed dates have yet to be confirmed. The news comes a day after reports suggesting Axl Rose was rehearsing with AC/DC in Atlanta, Georgia circulated. A city radio personality went public with the news after a source told him Angus Young and his bandmates had asked the Guns N' Roses frontman to step in for Brian Johnson and help them complete their North American tour. Johnson was forced to quit the tour last month after doctors told him he'd risk permanent hearing damage if he continued. AC/DC postponed a string of shows, but is committed to complete their Rock or Bust tour with guest vocalists, according to reports.
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The Nielson ratings came back for the Presidents 5th State Of The Union Address. On its face the numbers don't look good. Only thirty-three million people are reported to have watched the speech. Can we believe the numbers? Yes we must, but that doesn't mean we can't use commonsense and know that racists will use the ratings as they do their biased polls where they call up a list of three-hundred hard core right wingers who didn't vote for Obama and ask whether or not they approve of the job he's doing.
So yes the paltry thirty-three million viewers make it the lowest watched SOTU of the last fourteen years. I predicted this, it was evidenced by the tone and demeanor of racists on NBC during the lead up to the speech. Chuck Todd, the racist nut promoted as the Chief Political Correspondent for NBC News was so mad he couldn't hide his disgust that this President--with his black ass-- was giving his 5th SOTU.
"This President has a 47% approval... this is his last chance to save his Presidency he's in danger of losing the Senate if he can't turn things around with this speech then he becomes a lame duck..."
~Chuck Todd
I called it on my Monday show before the speech that racists were highly upset and shocked that President Obama was still standing let alone poised to deliver his 5th SOTU address. Indeed one commentator couldn't even tell us what number address this was wrongly thinking there wasn't one in 2009 because that was Obama's first year in office.
That the commentators before the speech were somber, almost weeping with disgust at the very idea that this
President is still around in year number NINE since he first announced he was running for President in January of 2006 speaks to the defiance that would be met out by disgruntled Whites who wouldn't even watch the speech.
The self-defeating pall over the Republican Party and their ninety-eight percent Conservative owned media is evident after the smugness of asserting their ownership of all media and vowing to make Obama a "One Term President". What's so surprising to me is why can't they see they were wrong? Did we not tell them they were wrong? Oh that's right we're "Libs".
Another reason viewership was at an all time low is the inherent racism of who has Nielson rating Set Top Boxes on their TV's. I remember in Journalism School at the University of Washington they had us do a report on Nielson ratings and how they're tabulated. We can't be mad at white people for using the power to decide what gets on TV and what doesn't to make sure their agenda of white supremacy and black genetic inferiority gets top billing.
The fact that ninety-six percent of blacks voted for President Obama and there are forty million blacks in this Country along with thirty million non-Anglo Hispanics speaks to how lame the Nielson system of calculating ratings is. Also not lost on me is the fact that while Fox News wins the ratings war each and every year the most people that have ever watched Fox in a given day is two million.
In conclusion, what we who support this President must understand is the more success he has the more racists who hate him cause he's black will be turned off. We can't allow their disgust with his success to deter us from supporting him. This Country has a long history of racism and white supremacy and they've never been successful. This time will be no different.
Those are my thoughts as usual I invite yours.
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They've excelled on the field, in the pool, on the court and the courses.
Now the top high school athletes for fall sports take center stage.
The All-County Players of the Year and teams and coaches for football, volleyball, golf, cross country, swimming and bowling (Palm Beach) are recognized for their accomplishments this season in a special section in Friday's Sun Sentinel.
The Players of the Year met at Parker Playhouse in Fort Lauderdale and Boca High for their photo shoot. Many talked about the similarities of competing in their sport and being on stage.
Athletes were selected based on season performances and nominations from coaches' ballots.


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Philippines Department of Health has just released a report stating that 70% of all Filipino families do not eat the right food to make up the basic daily dietary need.
Easy to fix – more fruit, more vegetables, more water, less sugar, less fat, less rice…and a bit of daily exercise.
People say eating healthy is expensive, I say eating so much junk food every day is expensive, it COSTS you money NOW and it will COST you your health in the FUTURE.
Changing your eating habits, SAVES you money NOW (less snacks) and SAVES you your health in the FUTURE (less health issues, less finances spent on medicines).
It's not about a diet, it's about lifestyle choices. We can eat ourselves to a healthier life.


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Check Out These Amazing Meteor Fireball Videos!
I've talked before about my love for the night sky and seeing meteor showers, but nothing compares to what some Russians saw this morning on their way to work.
Seeing a meteor at night is thrilling and rare enough. Seeing one so large that it causes a daytime fireball is something that most of us will never see. This fireball in Russia was so big in fact, that it smashed windows and injured over 1,000 people.
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Tuesday, February 24, 2009
View down into the bottom of my smoothie.
While finishing my breakfast smoothie the other day, I was distracted by the look of the mango-peach smoothie residue and the swirly pattern of my glass, with the light shining through it.
I played with the image in Photoshop a little bit.
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As I gaze upon the last image the thought occurs... Comet Lulin! which I didn't get to see the aother night.... as the lovely song says .... "Clouds got in my way....."
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Abhishek Pictures Into Production With Five Films
Abhishek Pictures headed by Abhishek Nama is a renowned distribution agency in Telugu cinema industry making big strides. Apart from big movies like 'Srimanthudu, Nannaku Prematho, Kabali,' they have also shown enough passion towards supporting small movies. Now, the same firmi s making big strides into production field by announcing five big projects at one go. The list is as given below:
1. Boyapati Srinu's new movie with Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas, Rakul Preet Singh to start in September.
2. Nikhil and Sudheer Varma's new project to kick start in the same month. This combination earlier worked for 'Swamy Rara.'
3. 'Gudachari' to be directed by Ravikanth Perepu of 'Kshanam' fame starring Adivi Sesh and Adah Sharma as leads to begin in August.
4. Ace Badminton player Pullela Gopichand's biopic with Sudheer Babu as hero is done with pre production.
5. 'Hunterr' remake with Avasarala Srinivas in the direction of Medaram Naveen is already done with first schedule.
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Giles (1835-1897) was an explorer who travelled through western New South Wales from 1861 to 1865 (to assess its pastoral uses) and across large tracts of central Australia from 1872 to 1876. His first trip to central Australia (1872) was as part of Dr Mueller's exploration team. Much to Giles' dismay the party turned back once they reached the inaccessible Missionaries' Plain. During his third attempt to go deeper into the desert, one of his co-explorers died a... View more info
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John Forrest (1847-1918) was a surveyor who made several expeditions into the centre of Australia. Together with his brother, they became the best known explorers in Western Australia. Both John and his brother were born in Bunbury, Western Australia. Later, in 1890, John Forrest became the first Premier of Western Australia. He was later elected to the federal government in 1901 and was made Baron John Forrest of Bunbury in 1918.; Australian explorers; 12mo 7" -... View more info


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STAMP & POSTCARD FESTIVAL, Ayrshire, Scotland October
South-West Scotland Philatelic Societies are holding their
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The battle for survival begins for Clare in Claymore volumes 4 and volume 5 from FUNimation. An excellent manga series translates very well as an anime and none of the dark and moody world is lost in translation.
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Hunted by the Organization, Clare must disguise herself as she searches for Rocky. While suppressing her power she sees from the outside how her kind is viewed, or more accurate how humans live when Claymore at not around. A chance encounter leads to a fight with an awakened one in which Clare meets number 9 Jean and number 3 Galatea. Histroy is revealed as the Creatues of the Abyss are revealed, three powerful awakened that have divided up three of the four territories. On a new mission, one that looked to be a way to eliminate Clare and her fellow 'trouble-maker' Claymore she and the other learn how to go beyond their limits and come back with a bit of help. After going their separate ways a new mission is revealed, one that has a large group of Claymore heading north to contront one of the Creatures of the Abyss, the only male, Silver King Isley.
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The battle continues as a scouting party of awakend under Isley's command challenge the Claymore, now organized into groups with the highest ranked a leaders. This skirmish can only mean the invasion of Pieta is about to begin. While Clare searches for Rocky he is also looking for her and encounters a young girl in his travels and her older companion. Rocky grows close to these two as they travel north together and he learns who the little girl is, it's an awakened named Pricilla and her companion, none other than Isley. As the Claymore take out the scouting party they formulate their plans and then the invasion begins with many awakened under Isley's banner and under the command of Rigaldo, the Silver Eyed Lion King. He takes on and eliminates many of the leaders but finds more than he can handle with a surprise attack by Clare. Can the Claymore defeat a legendary awakened one, can they hope to survive with so many high ranked dead?
Lots of fighting in these two volumes. The animation and design is spot on from the manga and very unique in the look department. The story is moving along at a much faster clip. Main points to take away, first is the four Claymore who realize they can come back from their limits, second is Rocky's encounter with Isley and Pricilla and third is the battle in Pieta, a major turning point for the series. It's all about action and unless you're a fan of the series now then don't start with these volumes, go back to volume 1, you won't be disappointed. Now looking ahead is fun and I'm guessing the battle will conclude and there just has to be a second season of Claymore coming soon, fans of the manga know what I'm talking about.
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I read an interesting blog today. You can find it here.
It follows up and even references another article that I read that can be found in the newest issue of Leadership magazine. Apparently there is a trend among younger evangelicals toward churches with a team leadership structure, rather than a hierarchical or senior pastor model. Of course, this intrigues me as I'm getting ready to set out and launch a new church. I really resonate with the idea. I don't want to be the guy in the spotlight, and I certainly don't want a church that is "Jeremy's church." I guess what I wonder though is how you do this in a practical sense. How does it work? How are decisions made? Who sets the vision for the church? Who holds people accountable to their particular ministries? Who does the fundraising for the new church? Who recruits people? It seems like at some point there's got to be a point person. And maybe that is only necessary for the first year or so, up until the church launches. Maybe at that point leadership can be shared. But it's an interesting idea nonetheless. It seems more biblical to me. Rather than one guy trying to be and do everything, there's a team of people who function and minister out of their areas of giftedness. I say it seems biblical, but then again in the New Testament it seems pretty clear that there is a hierarchical structure in place. Form Peter to Paul to Timothy, there are clear cut leaders in the local churches. Paul writes to whole churches at times and urges them to function as the body of Christ, but other times he writes specifically to the leader (Timothy, for example) and encourages him to lead.
It will be interesting to see how this all works itself out in the next 20-30 years. I do think that the current model is lacking. I wonder though if this team leadership model is the answer. My guess is that there is some kind of balance of the two that would be ideal.
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Typically the Lasik physician will certainly give the post-procedure individual a safety guard for their eyes. This ought to be used as long as the doctor specifies, and normally just during the night for one or two nights. If you experience sensitivity to light after the Lasik procedure is done, he might likewise suggest sunglasses throughout the day. Go over these choices in detail at the Lasik facility before the operation, so you know the best ways to ideal take care of your eyes.
Lots of clients at the Lasik centers commonly get eye drops to maintain their eyes moist for time after the Lasik treatment is done. Again, this differs by person as well as by physician, so inquire about your specific situation, especially if you are vulnerable to eye dryness on an occasional basis also prior to the Lasik treatment. Additionally, it might be practical to maintain any kind of ceiling followers or various other air blood circulation gadgets off in the family for the very first couple of Bonuses days.
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This enhanced vision might not be the final product of the Lasik treatment. The enhancement to nearsightedness after Lasik is typically fast and remarkable, though there might be some issues in reading quickly for the very first couple of days after the Lasik procedure. This is flawlessly regular, as well as ought to clear up prior to the week is out.
Individuals that use Lasik to enhance their farsightedness typically discover a significant renovation the day after the Lasik surgical treatment. It may be that there is a short-lived obscuring of items in the distance, yet this will certainly fix itself. If this condition stays for greater than a couple of days, the Lasik doctor could suggest and prescribe go now short-term glasses till vision is maintained.
These are all regular post-operative recommends for a Lasik individual, in order to feel comfortable with exactly what to anticipate after the Lasik procedure. Similar to any clinical treatment, get all of your inquiries responded to by the staff of your Lasik facility for your specific instance.
In enhancement, most Lasik people notice enhanced vision immediately or within a few hours after the Lasik procedure has actually been executed.
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Darwin's Laws of Evolution are no mere 'theory'
The different interpretations of the word "theory" (to a scientist, the fundamental principles behind phenomena, and to a non-scientist, one hunch out of possibly many) shows that we scientists made a mistake in continuing to refer to Darwinism as a theory. May I suggest that we should refer in future to Darwin's Laws of Evolution?
There is no real conflict between science and the major religions over creation as such. Genesis starts with "In the beginning . . . the earth was without form and void". In Haydn's oratorio The Creation, the first movement is entitled "Introduction: Representation of Chaos" - does not that evoke "The Big Bang"? There is of course an error in the order of events, in that plant life is created in Genesis before the sun. After that, though, the waters correctly bring forth every living creature, followed by animals and man. God then saw that all was very good - a moral imperative that we have a duty of care for the planet and all our fellow beings.
As for "intelligent design", we can but marvel at the efficiency and complexity of living systems, but we need to be aware of many aspects that are undoubtedly unintelligent. No structural engineer worth his salt would think that a skeleton designed for quadrupedal motion, with internal organs hanging down from a horizontal spine, would serve properly for an upright posture, with the widely-suffered consequences of back pain and joint problems. Nor would any competent technical designer construct an eye with the blood vessels in front of the retina and a hole in the middle, where the nerve connections are made. (Interestingly, the independently evolved eyes in a number of families of "lower" organisms have much more logical designs.) There must be countless other examples.
Science teachers clearly need to be equipped to put forward the clear evidence against "creationism" (including strict adherence to the idea that all was created about 6,000 years ago in seven present-length days) and "intelligent design". How wise was the Royal Society in appointing Professor Michael Reiss, with his wide perspective, and how stupid the Society to dispense with his services in a panic reaction to the misrepresentation of his speech.
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I have checked or replaced the starter, starter relay, and ignition switch. Battery is good shows 13amps when checked. battery and starter connections are both good. when i turn the key to start all the cluster lights appear and you can hear the starter selonoid moving. The key did lock up on me and i had to force the key through to start the engine. next time i tried to start it. i got nothing. won't turn over at all. I can't think of what else it could be.
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I have a 2008 ram 1500. I usually start my pickup remotely but it would not turn over remotely. It turns over with the key but does not start. The check engine light stays on all the time when the ignition switch is on.
Check the adjustment on the switch rod try to start the engine by removing the rod and moving the ignition switch with a tool sounds like the rack in the column has slipped
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Turkey Can Be Affected by Japan Nuclear Radiation
The possibility that Turkey might be hit by Japan nuclear radiation is very high after Chinese radiation monitoring team has detected the presence of radioactive materials in the air which obviously come from Japan.
With the nuclear radiation leak in Japan getting more serious and thousands of people living near the Fukushima nuclear power plant evacuated, it is very likely that nuclear radiation cloud may drift and reach Turkey in Europe. Other European countries can also be affected by the nuclear radiation leak.
Here's the latest news on the nuclear radiation crisis in Japan:
Authorities in northeast China have detected extremely low levels of radioactive iodine in the air which they say is from the stricken nuclear power plant in Japan, state media and officials said.
The environment ministry said Saturday that monitoring stations in Heilongjiang province had found "infinitesimal" traces of radioactive iodine-131, but the public did not need to take "protective measures".
China's National Nuclear Emergency Coordination Committee said the radioactive iodine had been emitted by the nuclear power facility in Fukushima, which was crippled by a massive quake and ensuing tsunami two weeks ago.
But the committee said "public health and the environment remain unaffected by radioactivity" released by the plant, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
On Friday, China banned imports of several food products from Japan and stepped up checks on a host of other goods amid fears of contamination.
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