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When feelings are exalted above justice.
So today we learn that Christians, Jews and Muslims must offer services that exalt abominable acts such as sodomy. If that is indeed the case then gay companies must also bake cakes or create T-shirts that state...
Leviticus 20:13a
If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination:
And we must all do this in case we hurt 'someone's feelings', although by so doing we shall certainly offend many.
One of the greatest weapons used by the enemy to forward lawlessness has been the 'love that is now in the World'. A love which once pronounced is supposed to have the power and authority to annul the marriage vow though taken before the Lord, and not only so but is a 'love' that makes a mockery of national sovereignty, citizenship as well as the letter of the law.
Is this really the level of debate?
- Article by Esculent.
Personally, I believe that these 'doctrines of demons' where sown by the EU Parliament where still sit their idols today, who have been watering them ever since as their tentacles crept into our Statute books. My prayer is that once we have completely broken free from that devilish Union the veil that has blinded the people will have been taken away too, who thereafter outraged at the deception shall root these nettles, thorns and thistles from out of our land.


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Organization Overview: The Preservation Alliance of Minnesota is the only statewide, private, non-profit organization advocating for the preservation of Minnesota's historic resources. PAM was established in 1981 by citizens concerned about the loss of irreplaceable segments of our state's heritage: structures, neighborhoods, community fabric.
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The Communication & Programs Coordinator will compile all articles, photos and related materials for the Magazine Designer to download via a file storage site. The Designer would be asked to layout the articles, photos, acknowledgements into a rough draft form. It will be reviewed by a professional proofreader, the Communication & Programs Coordinator and Committee Chair to ensure quality and then the file will be uploaded to our printer.
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Getting organized
Once the children had a plan we quickly realized that organization of materials was going to be of paramount concern. We needed a place to store individual and group project materials such as wool, lego, science equipment, papers ... in inexpensive, readily accessible containers. Ikea provided the perfect solution- The GLES box. A plastic, stacking container that costs only $1.75. We quickly bought 30 of them and labeled them with student names. They store easily in our classrooms and help to keep students organized :)
An issue that we wrestled with was how to keep the student's voice and choice and a constructivist model while still ensuring that students were using their time wisely. We decided to have a planning page that helped the children plan, focus on competencies and enable them to reflect on their learning. We have the 4 C's posted in our room so the children are familiar with the language and know that they are an important part of any project. The star box is for any aha moments that come up in their work. The reflection piece is based on a coaching model that we use at our school for students and staff from the Roy Group http://www.roygroup.net. So far the form has worked well for some students and not so well for others. We quickly realized that students wouldn't take the time to do this on their own so built in a 5 min reflection and next steps time into each Genius Hour. Since we only meet once a week it is important for students to plan their next steps and make arrangements to bring in needed materials. Some of our teachers feel that it is too constricting for some groups that don't seem to need the support and have chosen not to use it, but overall I think it helps the students to keep a focus.
Denise Lamarche
10/20/2015 11:51:00 pm
Alison - I love the Genius Hour plan and reflection! So great to have them do this metacognitive work around their learning experience. From an educator's perspective, as well as a parent perspective, I LOVE this pilot! Creativity, critical thinking and real world connections to the core. Look forward to following along!
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When doing a "rpm -V" on an installed package that owns files in /tmp
or /var/tmp, rpmv crashes. This is rpm-4.4.1-21 on FC4.
The crash also leaves rpmdb locked, and the usual rm /var/lib/rpm/__db* helps.
This seems to be a pathological case, as it seems to happen only with /tmp
and /var/tmp, but a crash is a crash...
Created attachment 116117 [details]
Reproducer specfile
Created attachment 116118 [details]
Console output of the crash
Created attachment 116120 [details]
gdb backtrace
Looks like the Fedora specific matchpathcon stuff, I'll investigate thanks.
Are you running with selinux, can you also do:
ls -lZ /tmp/crashme
Yep, selinux-policy-targeted-1.23.18-12 and enforcing.
$ ls -lZ /tmp/crashme
-rw-r--r-- root root root:object_r:tmp_t /tmp/crashme
I also see that I posted mismatching specfile (package "test4") and backtraces
(from "rpm -V test"), that was the result of trying to minimize the case and
losing track of the "generations" while at it. Sorry about that. Anyway, the
attached specfile in comment 1 can still be used to reproduce the crash here.
Thanks for reproducer and tracebacks, I have a patch that I'm testing will be in
rawhide 4.4.2-4. This is in the fedora matchpathcon selinux impl not in
upstream rpm, basically unchecked path.
If you can test I'll try and get a fix to FC4.
Either there's still a segfault in strcmp, or con is never NULL:
diff -u rpm-4.4.2/lib/verify.c rpm-4.4.2/lib/verify.c
--- rpm-4.4.2/lib/verify.c 2005-07-21 16:47:11.000000000 -0400
+++ rpm-4.4.2/lib/verify.c 2005-08-26 12:23:35.000000000 -0400
@@ -138,8 +138,10 @@
if (fcontext == NULL || strcmp(fcontext, con))
*res |= RPMVERIFY_CONTEXTS;
- freecon(con);
- freecon(fcontext);
+ if (con != NULL)
+ freecon(con);
+ if (fcontext != NULL)
+ freecon(fcontext);
The rpm-4.4.2-matchpathcon.patch patch breaks --without-selinux gratuitously, and *still*
does not use dlopen().
Thanks for looking into this. But I don't have a Rawhide box to test with,
and FWIW, I don't think this is necessarily serious enough a problem to
warrant an FC4 erratum.
Ville tomorrows rawhide rpm should work better.
This problem is presumably fixed.
*** Bug 176543 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 173885 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***


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Looks like it's time for coffee #2...
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It's a typo, in the specs below (and user manual) it says "Approximately 60 minutes with alkaline batteries and 120 minutes with nickel-metal hydride"
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That awkward moment when you find out that your siamese twins are joined by the crotch...
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Pretty much any metal object could be used as a heatsink, I remember seeing someone use a beer bottle cap as a stand in for a heatsink.
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If I were a good writer who researches her subject well enough, I'd be opening this piece with a stat on how many people travel solo per year, how many of them feel it's been the greatest experience of their life and how many of them have also experienced first-hand the negative side to it.… Continue reading One Year Alone: The Bittersweet Truth to Solo Travel
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3 Months on Australia's East Coast: Itinerary & Spends
If you're in the early stages of considering your trip to Australia's East Coast, you've probably come across countless articles, listicles and itineraries and are in the process of trying to piece together the puzzle that is – travelling this amazing 3500km+ coastline. It definitely took me some time to connect all the dots and… Continue reading 3 Months on Australia's East Coast: Itinerary & Spends
Travel Update: Old Places, New Phases
The fact that I'm now 5 months in to my year in Australia feels pretty bizarre. Thinking back on certain places and moments along the way can sometimes feel like a lifetime ago. But thinking of day to day life here has become just like normality to me now, it feels almost like a standard… Continue reading Travel Update: Old Places, New Phases
Discovering & Dealing with Homesickness
I used to be totally none-the-wiser as to what 'homesickness' actually meant. My brain: 'What, you can actually vomit because you miss home so much?' And now I have started to learn. It's coming up to 4 months since I left home and - with the exception of a few video calls - since I've… Continue reading Discovering & Dealing with Homesickness
Cairns: The (Exhausting, Expensive & Exciting) End of the East Coast
Somewhere in between the sore, tired eyes, the torrential downpours, damp clothes, bewilderment, miscommunication and panic, and the tantalising touch-and-go operation that was the uncertainty of my bus's arrival and the THRILL when it did arrive, I completely forgot to notice that this Greyhound was the final one I would board. My route along this… Continue reading Cairns: The (Exhausting, Expensive & Exciting) End of the East Coast
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Brisbane. 'BrisVegas'. 'Brissy'. I'd heard mixed reviews on the 'River City', but I surprised myself with just how much I liked being there! After spending 6 weeks in beach towns on the East Coast, you're either going to be desperately longing for the sight of skyscrapers or you're going to be so accustomed to the… Continue reading Brisbane: 10 Things To See in the 'River City'
2019 Travel Plans: Australia… & Beyond?
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Vito have a few apps that might be of interest to Windows Mobile users, such as their metronome, but a couple of apps really stand out (especially at $7).
Vito SoundEditor
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A two-day boat ride down the Mekong river into Laos? What? Mekong river? Boat? Two days? Yes please! My journey started out in the sleepy Thailand village of Chiang Khong which was a precarious 6 hour drive from Chiang Mai. The precarious part was due to my driver practicing his "too fast too furious" drifting moves around each mountainous turn. We literally skidded, fishtailed, and screeched the tires around each corner. Apparently the race car driver,cough cough, I mean the minivan driver gets paid extra if he can fit in another trip during the day. I would have gladly paid extra for him to relax. We did make it to Chaing Khong safely though and my driver did get his bonus, I am sure! I have to say I really liked the quant village of Chiang Khong. It is not too big and seems people have a healthy spirit of a simple life here. Walking down the back streets, people waved and smiled. The owner of my guesthouse knew how many of the same type of dogs were in town. I think this is one of those towns where everybody there knows everything about about everyone. My last night in Thailand was spent in a lodge overlooking the Mekong river listening to weird river noises and faint loud Lao music blasting from the Laos side of the river.
Place I stayed in my last night in Thailand. $5/night
I was uber excited for my boat journey and didn't have anything prebooked. Most opt for booking tour packages in Chiang Mai or Chiang Khong where your tuk-tuk transportation, boat ticket, lodging, and lunches are included but that would be too easy for me. As the more I travel, I find I like the not knowing and spontaneous adventure of seeing where it takes me.. I absolutely love being my own tour guide and the serendipitous journey of it. I think it is fun to roll into a town with no plan or reservations and seeing what happens. Living in the moment and making decisions based on gut feelings! So the morning of my two day journey into Laos, I got onto a morning shuttle to the Thai immigration office at border. On the shuttle, I had the had the pleasure of meeting Ian from Canada who was doing the same thing as me. It is nice having a partner in crime sometimes. So at the border, there was another opportunity to buy a package deal again which I again refused. My plan was to go to the dock, look at boats, and negotiate. After we crossed the border, there was a bus to carry us across the bridge into Laos. We then shuffled through the Laos immigration to the other side where tuk-tuk drivers were waiting. Well, here is where things got interesting. After I crossed the border, my bag was thrown on top of one tuk-tuk and they wanted to wait until we had a full house of 5 other passengers. I was in a hurry to get to the boat because I had heard you want to get there early to get a good seat. Sitting on the wooden bench next to a loud screaming diesel engine for a long boat ride didn't sound appealing to me at all. While waiting, I saw other tuk-tuks filling up and leaving but they were for the tour package people. I tried to get on one of those but the drivers refused to let me on. Asking around, it seemed that ever other traveler that I saw had the tour package. Did I make the right decision? As I was waiting, Ian rolled out so there was someone else in the same situation as me. After 30 minutes of waiting and watching other tuk-tuks roll on, we finally started our way to the docks. During the drive, I think Ian and I both had the question if we did the right thing by not pressing the "easy" button but that very quickly dissipated once we were finally on the boat. And yes it was the right decision!
So after purchasing our ticket and with a sense of accomplishment for "do it yourself travelers", we loaded up on the slow boat. We cruised for 6 or 7 hours down the Mekong which was absolutely awesome! We floated down the lush mountainous river at a peaceful pace where bamboo fishing trot lines lined the rocky shores and primitive huts scattered the hills. I couldn't help to be excited and think "I am floating down the Mekong on a boat!!!" I have always been infatuated with the Mekong and have watched numerous National Geographic shows on the magnificent river. So seeing the Mekong in person and actually floating down it was definitely a dream come true for me. These are the moments where I get chill bumps and have to pinch myself and say "this is happening!". As they say in Dutch "Lekker Gezellig" which pretty much means super awesome. At the end of the first day, we stopped for the night in the village of Pak Beng, Laos. Then in the morning we loaded on another boat to continue the journey down the Mekong to Luang Prabang.
Beautiful girl who served coffee and beer on the boat.
Pak Beng – Village on the Mekong that we stayed for the night.
The second day turned out to be better than the first. As I travel, I really am loving meeting the people. So I walked up to the front of the boat to get some photos. As I waded though the locals chilling on the floor and trying not to step on anyone, I gave a really big courtious smile and said "sa-ba-deeee" (hello in Laos) to all the locals. Most travelers sit in chairs in the back and don't really intermingle with locals on the boat. After snapping a few photos and returning to the segregated western section, there was a friendly gesture from a local in front offering some food to come back. How do I say in Laos? YES I WOULD LOVE TO JOIN!! So I eagerly returned and sat in the front. Not knowing any words but hello in Laos, I smiled and kept repeating hello as I ate fish, pork, chicken, sticky rice, and bak chow. The one cool thing about hanging out with locals is that you start learning local words and culture. I pointed at things and they would tell me what the words were in Lao. They then poured a cup a Beer Lao and handed it to me. Drinking with this group was more communal than any other drinking experience I have ever had before. So there was one girl in the circle, Sopa who I will call the "master pourer," she would fill up one glass with Beer Lao, then hand it to one person to chug, after they guzzled down the glass of beer, they would then return it back to Sopa, who would then refill and pass it to the next person. As you can imagine, in this situation, you are obliged to chug so you are not holding up everyone else for their beer turn. After that round of beer, I felt that I should return the favor and buy a round of beer for the group. As I returned with the beer, everyone clapped and applauded which seemed to happen anytime anyone bought a round. I have to say it was really fun and everyone got equally inebriated. ("mao" in Lao).
I have to Laos has treated me pretty good thus far. I'm in Luang Prabang now and I will be moving to the next destination in the morning.


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Coccinelle sells the multi-awarded Son of Mine to HBO Europe
- The international sales agent has also sold three Italian movies to EuroChannel: Remember Me?, A Holy Venetian Family and Love Is Not Perfect
Coccinelle Film Placement has sold the best Dutch film of 2015, Son of Mine [+see also:
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Coccinelle rounded off its sales streak by signing a deal with SKY Germany for its 16 classical music documentaries The Secret of Classical Music, together with its best-selling Spanish documentary about young circus acrobats, Grazing the Sky (directed by Horacio Alcala), and Undue Debt, a documentary by award-winning Italian director Andrea Segre around bankrupt Greece, following the words, thoughts and music of Rebetiko, a Hellenic brand of folk-blues made by outcasts and rebels.
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"Keep my commandments and live; and my law as the apple of thine eye. Bind them upon thy fingers, write them upon the table of thine heart."Proverbs 7:2-3and"Watch therefore, for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come. But know this, that if the good man of the house had known in what watch the thief would come, he would have watched and not have suffered his house to be broken up. Therefore, be ye also ready; for in such an hour ye think not the Son of Man cometh. Who then is a faithful and wise servant, whom his lord hath made ruler over his household to give them meat in due season? Blessed is that servant whom his lord when he cometh shall find so doing. Verily I say unto you, That he shall make him ruler over all his goods."Matthew 24:42-47-----Illustration with 7: A hangman ... a reminder of the thief and the crippling effects of forgetfulness in those who are caught unaware. Master God's word ... do what you have to do to keep the remembrance of God with you and the wisdom of God in you.*Many of you found the strategy on May 6th to be useful so the illustrations will continue to be contributed to each day's study.----KEEP. BIND. WRITE.KEEP. BIND. WRITE.KEEP. BIND. WRITE.God realizes that we have an enormous propensity to forget what He has spoken to us and done for us ... so He speaks candidly and repeatedly to the arena of "remembrance". Consistently throughout Old and New Testament He urges His people to make use of simple daily resources to remember profound eternal promises and rehearse them diligently and earnestly.KEEP. BIND. WRITE.KEEP. BIND. WRITE.KEEP. BIND.WRITE.He utilized rock tablets to write His word, stones to recount truths and miracles, alters to carry sacrificial offerings, blood to cover doorposts, communion to rehearse redemption, and His word forever always.The parable, today, of the thief is a reminder of the vulnerability and fragility that lies within human nature to neglect the weightier matters of eternity and respond urgently to the lesser matters on earth. In doing so, our priorities get rearranged and we live forgetful and sinful lives. Like a thief that enters unaware, we are caught off guard, and precious possessions are robbed and taken. We are urged to wake up, sit up, and employ ourselves in diligent ways that keep us alert and on task with Christ's purposes.The Proverb pulls us back:KEEP. BIND. WRITE.KEEP. BIND. WRITE.KEEP. BIND. WRITE.Utilize original methods of remembrance in your every day life that mean something to you in order to keep you on task for eternal purposes.If you're an artist utilize your brush,If you're a writer utilize your pen,If you're a woodsman utilize your knife,If you're a techie utilize your phone.Be creative and please feel free to be a little bit different!Whatever gift, talents, or abilities you possess ... use them first and foremost for the benefit of your own personal walk with Christ and ask Him to help you with original meaningful attempts to keep Him near you throughout your day.With the list of prayer requests that we present Him with so frequently ... He might find this one really refreshing.----Employ my heart and mind with a fresh hunger and fervor for You, Lord. Show me, through some personal gift, ability, or enjoyment how to utilize it for my personal growth and employ it as an aid in deepening my dependance upon You and remembrance of You. Show me what "stones" serve best in my personal life to keep me near You and clinging to You. Cause me to employ a daily strategic discipline in order to keep me constantly aware of eternal matters.Amen.----THREE QUESTIONS:1) List three of your gifts, abilities, or enjoyments. Consider how they might aid you in producing new spiritual growth. Pull in a creative person and ask for suggestions as to how they might be utilized for spiritual purposes.2) What or who causes you to keep God on the forefront of your mind?3) Consider another individual's abilities for a moment ... and take time to reinforce their walk with God by using it to speak to them.Example: Your neighbor is a greenthumb. Purchase a plant or a pair of garden gloves with an appropriate scripture attached to it and let God speak to them.
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The license approval came after four models of the iPhone 6 passed 3C (China Compulsory Certification) certification, a mandatory system to inspect and approve various products to be sold in China, and won approval from the State Radio Regulation earlier this month.
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said that it has granted a network access license to iPhone 6.
The network access license together with the two other regulatory approvals means that the iPhone 6 can be sold in China, state-run Xinhua News Agency reported.
The license came after weeks of delay for the release of the phone which had resulted in largescale smuggling from Hong Kong and the US even though iPhones are manufactured in China.
Chinese police have seized large stocks of smuggled iPhones at airports recently.
The MIIT said in a statement that it made the decision to issue the license after getting reassurance from Apple that three background service programs, which reportedly had risks of personal privacy leaks, are only diagnostic tools that won't be used maliciously.
In a document submitted to the ministry, Apple said that the company won't be allowed to "interfere with" any personal information without clients' approval, and it has already taken measures in its ios8 system to make it even more difficult for anybody to use the tools maliciously.
Apple also said it will improve security and privacy protection for its clients.
The company said it has never and will never set up so-called "back doors" in any of its products or services in cooperation with any government organisation of any country.
The MIIT said it pays great attention to protecting mobile phone users' personal information and will strengthen security management of mobile phones, according to the statement.
The ministry will also enhance network access security review as well as supervision and inspection of products that are already licensed, saying any violation of regulations on personal information protection will be investigated and punished.


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Job Opportunities
Golf Course Superintendent (March - November)
Seneca Hills Golf Club - Tiffin, Ohio
2 years golf course management experience, mechanically inclined, must have Ohio pesticide license or ability to obtain Ohio pesticide license within 90 days of hire date.
Seneca Hills Golf Club was built in 1966, course features push up greens which are in great shape.
Additional course features include:
Part time mechanic on hand to work on equipment repair/maintenance
Crew features knowledgeable individuals who will be great asset to incoming superintendent
Compensation and Housing:
$19.00/hour, furnished housing available which features a 2-bedroom apartment (superintendent only responsible for utilities), lunch, golfing privileges, compensation bonus paid at the end of the year, paid local and national association dues
Course owned by Bobby Pollitt PGA Professional; 2-time Professional of the Year South Florida PGA Section
561-222-9089 cell
No pressure from members or owner, Great position for assistant superintendent looking to move up or a retired superintendent who wants more flexibility. Previous superintendent accepted position with multi-course facility.
Sycamore Creek Country Club in Springboro, Ohio is seeking candidates for the position of 2nd Assistant.
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Assistant Golf Course Superintendent
The Links at Groveport
Groveport, Ohio
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Spray Technician/Assistant in Training
The Medallion Club
Westerville, Ohio
Assistant Superintendent
The Medallion Club
Westerville, Ohio
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Roman theatre, Cartagena, Murcia, Spain
The Roman Theatre is an ancient Roman theatre in Cartagena, Spain.
The theatre was built between 5 and 1 BC, as it has been proven by the dedication of the edifice to Gaius and Lucius Caesar, grandsons of Augustus, who had designed them as his successors. In the 3rd century AD a market was built over the theatre, reusing its materials, with a semicircular open space which followed the plan of the orchestra. The market was perhaps abandoned after a fire caused by the Vandals in 425. A market quarter of the Byzantines was established on the site in the 6th century AD. During the 13th, over the upper cavea was built the Old Cathedral of the city. In 1988 the first remains of the theatre were discovered in occasion of the construction of the Centro regional de artesanía. The archaeological excavations and the restorations were completed in 2003. In 2008 a museum, designed by Rafael Moneo, was opened.
The cavea was carved directly on the rocks in its central part, and tops a series of vaulted galleries. It had a capacity of some 6,000 spectators. It was divided horizontally in three parts (ima, media and summa cavea), in turn divided into radial sectors by the staircases (five in the upper part, seven in the medium and upper ones). The public entered from two side passages (aditus), where the dedications have been found. The orchestra had a semicircular plan and housed three rows of wooden seats for the authorities (proedria). The stage (proscaenium) had a length of 43.60 m. The scaenae frons had three semicircular exedras and decorated by two orders of columns, with bases and capitals in Luni's marble, and shaft in pink travertine of Mula. The stage edifice had a total height of 14.60 m. It have been found three round altars dedicated to the Capituline Triad and to the divinities of Apollo (Graces, Muses and Horae), as well as a statue of Apollo with lyre and one of Rhea Silvia. Behind the stage building was a portico (porticus post scaenam) with a double porticoed gallery revolving around a central room housing a garden.
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