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Postfix is a Mail Transfer Agent(Agent). It is a powerful open-source application that is capable of receiving and sending emails.
Dovecot is a free open-source POP3 and IMAP server that delivers and retrieves emails to local mailboxes on the Linux system.
Roundcube is a web-based email client that works pretty well with Postfix and Dovecot.
While utilizing the POP and IMAP protocol on Dovecot, Roundcube can read emails stored by Dovecot on virtual mailboxes.
At the same time, Roundcube can submit emails to Postfix using the SMTP protocol.
So by harnessing the power of three open source applications (Postfix, Dovecot, and Roundcube), you can create a fully functional send/receive email server.
This is a comprehensive guide for setting up an email server with Postfix, Dovecot, and Roundcube on Ubuntu 18.04 server.
To follow along with this guide, you will require the following:
- A new VPS(Virtual Private Server) account.
- A domain name(e.g. example.com)
- A VPS instance running Ubuntu 18.04 as the operating system
- A non-root user that can perform sudo tasks
Step 1 – Configuring DNS Server
Your email server must have a fully qualified domain name.
To set up this, you must point the A record of your domain to the public IP address associated with your VPS instance.
You must also set MX records on your domain name DNS records editor. This is done from the control panel of your VPS provider.
Then, you need to change the hostname of your server.
To edit the server hostname, open the /etc/hostname file and change the name to something appropriate e.g., mail
$ sudo nano /etc/hostname
Save the file by pressing CTRL+X, Y and, Enter
The next step is editing the hosts' file /etc/hosts. Open the file using nano text editor.
$ sudo nano /etc/hosts
Make sure you have the below two entries at the top of the file. Replace example.com with your domain name.
127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.1.1 mail.example.com mail
Reboot the system
$ sudo reboot
Step 2 – Installing Apache Web Server
With the server name and DNS records configured, we will go ahead and install Apache web server.
Apache is primarily needed by Roundcube email client for it to run from a browser like Google Chrome.
Install Apache.
$ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install apache2
Press Y and hit Enter when prompted to confirm the installation.
Also, make sure the Mod_Rewrite module is enabled. This will be required for Roundcube to work:
$ sudo a2enmod rewrite
Restart Apache.
$ sudo systemctl restart apache2
Step 3 – Installing MySQL Database Server
Roundcube requires MySQL for it to work, so we are going to install the database server.
$ sudo apt-get install mysql-server
Press Y and Enter to confirm the installation.
Next, run the command below to secure MySQL database server.
$ sudo mysql_secure_installation
Step 4 – Installing Let's Encrypt Certificate
In order for the mail server to use SSL, we need to install an SSL certificate.
To do this, run the command below and remember to replace example.com with the exact domain name that you intend to use with your mail server.
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:certbot/certbot $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install python-certbot-apache $ sudo certbot --apache -d example.com -d www.example.com
Step 5 – Installing PHP Scripting Language
Roundcube is written in PHP. As such, we need to install PHP together with all associated modules required by Roundcube.
$ sudo apt-get install php libapache2-mod-php php-mysql
Again, press Y when prompted to confirm the installation and hit Enter to continue.
Step 6 – Installing Postfix MTA
Next, we are going to install Postfix Mail Transfer Agent (MTA). To do this, run the command below:
$ sudo apt-get install postfix
Press Y and hit Enter when prompted to confirm the installation.
On the next screen, hit TAB then Enter to continue.
You will be prompted to select the mail server configuration type. Choose Internet Site and press TAB and Enter to continue.
On the next screen, you should enter the name of your domain without the 'www' part.
So, if your domain name is www.example.com, enter example.com on the system mail name field and hit Tab and Enter to continue.
After a few seconds, Postfix will be successfully installed on your Ubuntu 18.04 server
Step 7 – Configuring Postfix
Postfix MTA is a very powerful and secure out-of-the-box. However, it requires a few configurations for it to work with Ubuntu 18.04 and Dovecot.
The main Postfix configuration file is located at /etc/postfix/main.cf.
We will back up this file before editing it by running the command below.
$ sudo mv /etc/postfix/main.cf /etc/postfix/main.cf.bk
This ensures that we can go back to the default settings in case we mess up with the Postfix configuration.
Next, we can create a new Postfix configuration file using nano text editor:
$ sudo nano /etc/postfix/main.cf
Paste the below information on the file and remember to replace example.com with your domain name.
# GENERAL SETTINGS smtpd_banner = $myhostname ESMTP $mail_name biff = no append_dot_mydomain = no readme_directory = no # SMTP SETTINGS smtp_use_tls=yes smtp_tls_security_level = may smtp_tls_session_cache_database = btree:${data_directory}/smtp_scache # SMTPD SETTINGS smtpd_use_tls=yes smtpd_tls_security_level = may smtpd_tls_session_cache_database = btree:${data_directory}/smtpd_scache smtpd_tls_cert_file=/etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/fullchain.pem smtpd_tls_key_file=/etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/privkey.pem smtpd_relay_restrictions = permit_mynetworks, permit_sasl_authenticated, reject_unauth_destination # SASL SETTINGS smtpd_sasl_auth_enable = yes smtpd_sasl_type = dovecot smtpd_sasl_path = private/auth # VIRTUAL MAIL BOX AND LMTP SETTINGS virtual_transport = lmtp:unix:private/dovecot-lmtp virtual_mailbox_domains = /etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_domains # OTHER SETTINGS myhostname = mail.example.com myorigin = /etc/mailname mydestination = localhost.$mydomain, localhost relayhost = mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8 [::ffff:127.0.0.0]/104 [::1]/128 mailbox_size_limit = 0 recipient_delimiter = + inet_interfaces = all inet_protocols = all alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases alias_database = hash:/etc/aliases
Once you add the settings above, save and close the file.
Step 8 – Creating Virtual Mail Box Domains
Our Postfix configuration file that we created above instructed the mail server to look for virtual mailbox domains from the /etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_domains file.
We need to add the domains that we intend to use with the mail server on this file. You can add as many domains as you want.
To keep things simple, we are adding the example.com domain.
Open the file:
$ sudo nano /etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_domains
Then, add the entry below. Please note, the entry MUST be in two parts as shown below.
example.com #domain
Save and close the file when done.
Since Postfix is not configured to read plain text files, we will convert the file to a format that it can understand using the command below:
$ sudo postmap /etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_domains
Remember, you must run that command each time you edit the /etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_domains file.
The next step is setting up the Postfix's master configuration file /etc/postfix/master.cf.
Open the file using nano text editor.
$ sudo nano /etc/postfix/master.cf
Look for the line below.
#submission inet n - y - - smtpd
Then, remove the leading # symbol to uncomment it:
submission inet n - y - - smtpd
When done, save the file and close it.
Step 9 – Installing Dovecot on Ubuntu 18.04
Next, we will install Dovecot and all associated packages necessary for running IMAP, POP and LMTP protocol.
$ sudo apt-get install dovecot-core dovecot-imapd dovecot-pop3d dovecot-lmtpd
Step 10 – Configuring Dovecot mail_location
In order for Dovecot to communicate with Postfix and our virtual mailbox domains, we need to make a few changes to its configuration files.
We will start off by editing the /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-mail.conf file
$ sudo nano /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-mail.conf
Locate the mail_location parameter :
mail_location = mbox:~/mail:INBOX=/var/mail/%u
Then, change its value as shown below :
mail_location = maildir:/var/mail/vhosts/%d/%n
Save and close the file
In a nutshell, we have instructed Dovecot to look for emails on the /var/mail/vhosts directory.
So for Dovecot to work, we need to create a sub-directory for each domain we intend to use with our email server.
Step 11 – Creating Dovecot vhosts Directory
Let's create the vhosts directory first:
$ sudo mkdir /var/mail/vhosts
Then we can go ahead and create the sub-directory for our domain name.
$ sudo mkdir /var/mail/vhosts/example.com
If you have multiple domains, repeat the command above while replacing the last part of the directory name(example.com) with the name of each domain.
Step 12 – Creating Dovecot vmail User and Group
The next step is creating a vmail user and a group. We will also assign the user access to the vhosts directories that we created above.
First, let's create the group:
$ sudo groupadd -g 5000 vmail
Next, we can create a vmail user and the same to the group that we have created above:
$ sudo useradd -r -g vmail -u 5000 vmail -d /var/mail/vhosts -c "virtual mail user"
Then, we need to assign the ownership of the directories to the vmail user.
$ sudo chown -R vmail:vmail /var/mail/vhosts/
Step 13 – Enabling Dovecot for Secure POP3 and IMAP Services
Next we are going to edit the /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-master.conf file and enable IMAP and POP3 secure services.
First, open the file
$ sudo nano /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-master.conf
Then, find the entries below.
inet_listener imaps { #port = 993 #ssl = yes }
Change them to:
inet_listener imaps { port = 993 ssl = yes }
On the same file, locate the below content.
inet_listener pop3s { #port = 995 #ssl = yes }
Change the above to:
inet_listener pop3s { port = 995 ssl = yes }
Step 14 – Setting up Dovecot LMTP service
On the same file, we need to enable the LMTP service.
Find the entries below:
service lmtp { unix_listener lmtp { #mode = 0666 }
And change them to:
service lmtp { unix_listener /var/spool/postfix/private/dovecot-lmtp { mode = 0600 user = postfix group = postfix }
Don't close the file yet.
Step 15 – Configuring Dovecot Authentication Socket
We need to configure the authentication socket. So, locate:
service auth { ... # Postfix smtp-auth #unix_listener /var/spool/postfix/private/auth { # mode = 0666 #} }
And change the above entries to:
service auth { ... #Postfix smtp-auth unix_listener /var/spool/postfix/private/auth { mode = 0666 user=postfix group=postfix } ...
Save and close the file when done.
Step 16 – Setting Up Dovecot Authentication Process
Next, we will set up the Dovecot authentication process by editing the /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-auth.conf file:
$ sudo nano /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-auth.conf
Find the entry below.
# disable_plaintext_auth = yes
Then, uncomment it by removing the leading pound symbol
disable_plaintext_auth = yes
Also, we have to change the authentication mechanism from plain to plain login.
On the same file, find the below entry.
auth_mechanisms = plain
And change it to:
auth_mechanisms = plain login
We can now set up the users and passwords configurations.
We will use a password file since it is a flexible method for configuring new users.
First, disable the default Dovecot behavior for authenticating users using system information.
Locate the line:
!include auth-system.conf.ext
And comment it by adding a pound symbol(#) at the beginning :
#!include auth-system.conf.ext
Then, enable password file configuration. Locate the entry below.
#!include auth-passwdfile.conf.ext
Then, change it to:
!include auth-passwdfile.conf.ext
Save and close the file
Next we will edit the /etc/dovecot/conf.d/auth-passwdfile.conf.ext file.
$ sudo nano /etc/dovecot/conf.d/auth-passwdfile.conf.ext
Make sure the file looks as shown below:
passdb { driver = passwd-file args = scheme=PLAIN username_format=%u /etc/dovecot/dovecot-users } userdb { driver = static args = uid=vmail gid=vmail home=/var/mail/vhosts/%d/%n # Default fields that can be overridden by passwd-file #default_fields = quota_rule=*:storage=1G # Override fields from passwd-file #override_fields = home=/home/virtual/%u }
Save and close the file.
Step 17 – Creating Dovecot Password File
The next step is creating a password file for each user that we intend to assign an email account.
$ sudo nano /etc/dovecot/dovecot-users
Users must be added using the format firstname.lastname@example.com followed by the password.
You can add as many users as you want and finally save and close the file.
In order for Dovecot to work with SSL for security reasons, we will make a few changes to the /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-ssl.conf file
$ sudo nano /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-ssl.conf
Change the ssl parameter value from no to required.
ssl = no
And change it to:
ssl = required
Step 18- Configuring Dovecot to Use Let's Encrypt Certificate
The next step is to point the Let's Encrypt certificate files that were generated earlier to Dovecot.
Find the below two lines on the /etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-ssl.conf file:
#ssl_cert = </etc/dovecot/dovecot.pem #ssl_key = </etc/dovecot/private/dovecot.pem
Then change their values to:
ssl_cert = </etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/fullchain.pem ssl_key = </etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/privkey.pem
Save and close the file and restart Apache, Postfix and Dovecot for the changes to be effected:
$ sudo service apache2 restart $ sudo service postfix restart $ sudo service dovecot restart
Step 19 – Installing Roundcube
The next step is installing Roundcube email client on Ubuntu 18.04 server.
Since the Roundcube package is available on the Ubuntu software repository, we are going to run the command below to install it:
$ sudo apt-get install roundcube
Press Y and hit Enter when prompted to confirm the installation.
Next, add the Roundcube path to the default SSL configuration file:
$ sudo nano /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default-le-ssl.conf
Add Alias /mail /usr/share/roundcube below ServerAlias www.example.com
Alias /mail /usr/share/roundcube
Save and close the file. Then, restart Apache for the changes to take effect
$ sudo service apache2 restart
Step 20 – Testing the Configuration
To test the configuration, visit www.example.com/mail on your server and replace example.com with your domain name.
You should see a page similar to the one shown below.
Enter the username and password that you created on the Dovecot password file to log in. On the server field, enter 'localhost'.
If you have reached this step, congratulations! From this point forward, you can start sending and receiving emails right from the Roudcube dashboard as shown below.
To check the Postfix error log file, run the command below.
$ sudo tail -f /var/log/syslog | grep postfix
You can also telnet Gmail servers to make sure outbound traffic from port 25 is allowed from your VPS provider.
$ telnet alt4.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com 25
In case the port is blocked, contact your VPS provider and ask them to enable it.
They will be more than happy to assist you provided you won't send SPAM emails from the server.
In this guide, we have shown you how to configure an email server with Postfix, Dovecot, and Roundcube on Ubuntu 18.04 VPS.


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by Andrew Jukes THE IMPORT FOR YOU PERSONALLY 2. But let us pass on to the MEAT-OFFERING. Here, as man for men, Christ offered Himself as the fruit of the earth, that is, as man's meat. In doing this, He gave Himself to God, yet with SPECIAL REFERENCE to man, and as meeting man's claim on Him. Man had a claim upon man; God had ratified the claim, saying, "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself." In the Meat-offering, Christ met and satisfied this claim, by giving Himself to God as man's portion. Let us, in the light of His sacrifice, learn how far His members, though but "leavened bread," may yield themselves to God as man's meat. To turn then to our Pattern. What; as meeting man's claim, was the character of His Offering, and what the measure of it? For its character, "the bruised corn," "the oil," "the salt," and "the frankincense," are sufficiently explicit. For the measure of it, it is enough to say, the Type Shews us the WHOLE CONSUMED. Such is our standard. Its import we cannot mistake. The question is, How far we may be conformed to it? To answer this let us look to other days, and see how far poor sinful man has been conformed to it. Time was when the Church, though but "a leavened cake," (Lev.23:17) was so far filled with the anointing of the Holy Ghost, that "the multitude of them which believed were of one heart and of one soul: neither said any of them that ought of the things which he possessed was his own; but they had all things common. Neither was there any that lacked: for as many as were possessors of lands or houses sold them, and brought the prices of the things that were sold, and laid them down at the apostles' feet; and distribution was made to every man according as he had need" (Acts 4:32-35). Here was a Meat-offering, and a costly one: but costly as it was, it was not then a rare one. In that day there were living men, who for the gospel had "lost all things," (Phil.3:8) who yet, while suffering this, were willing to suffer more, even to give their own lives to God for others. "Yea," says Paul, "if I be poured out," (he alludes to the Drink-offering which was offered as an adjunct to the Meat-offering - Num.15:1-12) - "Yea if I be poured out on the sacrifice and service of your faith, I joy and rejoice with you" (Phil.2:17). Nor was he alone in this. Time would fail to tell of others, Onesiphorus, Epaphroditus, Philemon, Phebe, who "oft refreshed the bowels of the saints." (Philemon 7). Their lives were indeed a Meat-offering. There is yet a Church. There must yet be offerings; and thank God we yet hear of sacrifices. But what is their measure, what, their character? How far are they conformed to those we have but just spoken of? Let each here judge himself. This only will I say, that just in measure as we are like our Master, just in proportion as we accept His words as the rule for the measure, as well as the manner of our sacrifice, just so far as in the steps of those of old, we "sell that we have, and give alms," just as we "give to him that asketh of us, and from him that would borrow of us turn not away," just so far shall we find our path a sacrifice, involving not only cost, but unexpected trial. As of old, so is it now. The box of alabaster, of ointment, of spikenard very precious, cannot be poured upon the head of Christ, without exciting the anger of those who see it. Even disciples must complain. "When the disciples saw it, they had indignation, saying, To what purpose was this waste?" Even so is it now. Self-sacrifice is still reproved, even by those who follow the Crucified One. With not a few, such a course is sufficient proof of the lack of common sense or common prudence in the person guilty of it. But what saith the Lord? "When Jesus understood it, He said unto them, Why trouble ye the woman ? for she hath wrought a good work upon me: for in that she hath poured this ointment on my body, she did it for my burial. Verily I say unto you, Wheresoever this gospel shall be preached, there shall also this, that this woman hath done, be told for a memorial of her" (Mat.26:7-13). And in that coming day, when the gospel shall have done its work, in gathering a people out of all nations, when the Son of man shall come in His glory, and all the holy angels with Him, - in that day when the righteous answer, When saw we Thee an hungered, and fed Thee, the King shall say, Inasmuch as ye did it to my brethren, ye did it unto me. 3. I pass on to THE PEACE-OFFERING. This was that view of the Offering which showed us the Offerer fed. In the Peace-offering, the offerer, with the Priest, and God, partook of, that is, found satisfaction in, the offering. Can it be said in this aspect of the offering, our self-sacrifice can at all resemble Christ's? Can our poor offerings yield any satisfaction to our selves? Can they afford any satisfaction to Christ and God? I must take heed what I say here. But what saith the Lord? Let His Word in each case supply the answer. That answer will teach us that in this aspect also the Peace-offering has a fulfilment, not only in Christ, but in His members. And FIRST; for God's part. Does God find satisfaction in our offerings? The following witness is sufficiently clear: - "To do good and to communicate forget not for with such sacrifices God is well pleased: (Heb.13:16). So again, the offering sent by the Philippians to Paul was "a sweet savour:" God found in it something pleasant to Him: - "The things which were sent from you, are an odour of a sweet smell, a sacrifice acceptable, well- pleasing to God" (Phil.4:18). The words here used in the original are the very same as those which the Septuagint have used to express "a sweet savour" in the Peace-offering (St Paul's words are (Jukes gives the Greek - Keith hunt) in the Peace offering the Septuagint version gives (practically the very same words - Keith Hunt). What stronger proof can we need of God's satisfaction in, and the value He puts upon, the offerings of His Church. "God loveth a cheerful giver;" (2 Cor.9:7) and as our greatest gift is "to give ourselves," (2 Cor.8:5) so the presentation of our bodies as living sacrifices is "acceptable unto the Lord" (Rom.12:4). And we need to remember this. It is possible, nay, it is easy, in our zeal against the doctrine of salvation by works, to leave the impression that all works are useless, none acceptable to God, or accepted of Him. I fear there are not a few who, practically at least, are in error upon this very question. The works of the flesh are indeed dead works; but the fruits of the Spirit; as they flow from Christ, as they are the witnesses of His grace, an offering to His praise, so do they come up before God through Him "a sweet savour." But the Priest also fed in the Peace-offering. For the joy which our Priest finds in our offerings, poor and feeble though they be, it is enough to know, that even in the cup of cold water, in the bread to the hungry, He is refreshed and fed. "I was an hungered, and ye gave me meat; I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink" (Mat.25:35), Oh, did we but know His joy in seeing us yield ourselves an offering for Him, to find that in a world which hated Him, some remember Him while still away: - if we but realized the gladness of His soul in some work of faith or labour of love, forgotten it may be by the feeble doer, but treasured in the book of Him who is "not forgetful;" - we could not, I think, give up ourselves with such narrow, selfish, grudging hearts. Could we, if in our services to the poor we saw Christ in them, and realized that He received our gifts, present them with such niggard hands? Would not our best be freely offered Him? Suppose Him wanting bread. If we knew He lacked, that He was hungry, naked, sick, or suffering; would not our last shilling ("shilling" - shows then Jukes was an Englishman I think - Keith Hunt) our most precious time, be freely given to minister to Him? We can do so still. "I was sick, and ye visited me: I was a stranger, and ye took me in. Verily I say, Inasmuch as ye did it to my brethren, ye did it unto me" (Mat.25:40). But further, the Peace-offering fed the offerer. And surely we have been strangers to self-sacrifice, if we need be told the joy it imparts to him who sacrifices. But what saith the Word? Paul, speaking of his service, says, "Yea, if I be sacrificed, I joy, and rejoice with you" (Phil.2:7). So again to the Colossians, "I rejoice in my sufferings for you, and fill up that which is behind of the afflictions of Christ" (Col.1:24). So again, "I count not my life dear unto me, so that I might finish my course with joy" (Acts 20:24). Not only is it true, that for our service "every one shall receive his own reward, according to his own labour;" (1 Cor.3:8) but in our service, in yielding ourselves to God, there is present joy with which a stranger intermeddleth not. "It is more blessed to give than to receive;" (Acts 20:35), and he who gives himself to God shall know this blessedness. "Sorrowful" he may be, "yet always rejoicing; poor, yet making many rich" (2 Cor.6:10). The very costliness of the sacrifice increases our joy, when we know that He, to whom we offer, rejoices with us. (How so true it is, but I fear for various modern reasons in our "space age" time, many have forgotten the verses Jukes has just quoted. They are still in the Bible. They still mean what they say and say what they mean. Serving and helping others, yes in our material ways with what the Lord has given us to work with, for the service of others, is not as widespread as it can be, or should be, in the Christian's life. I do know that some "Christian people and churches" indeed do MUCH to help and serve other needy people near and far. And that is very commendable, and as Jukes has said, such works of charity are NOT forgotten by the Lord. And it is still part of the teaching of the Bible that we shall be "rewarded" in the resurrection by our WORKS. I am reminded of the Vancouver, British Columbia, man, who some years ago sold some land and found himself with 20 million dollars. He was elderly, had raised his family, who were all doing fine and well off as we say. The man needed little of this 20 million dollars. He called his children and told them he wanted to GIVE AWAY the vast portion of this money. They all agreed he should do so, and have a fun time in so doing. He went to a home for abused women and children, which was going to have to close down because the Canadian Government was not going to fund it any more. He asked the lady in charge what she needed....she smiled and said one need, "You have it" he said. Then he asked her if there were other needs. She thought this was a joke of some kind. She smiled and yes, "well...well...just about everything for a home like this." He replied, "You have it." His reply went over her head, said continued to mention a few other needs, "You have it" he replied. Now she looked over at the woman who had brought this gentleman to her. The other lady said, "It is true...you really can have it all, whatever you need to continue this home, you have it." The lady then broke down and cried. Oh, for more people in this world like this man from Vancouver, B.C. - Keith Hunt) 4. Thus far we have only followed the sweet-savour offerings, in their application to the Christian's walk. Are the remaining offerings, THE SIN and THE OFFERINGS, equally applicable to us upon this same principle? I believe they are; though, as in the preceding offerings, only applicable in a secondary way. God forbid I should be mistaken upon this point, as though I thought that the saint could atone for himself or others. In this sense, any interference with the Sin-offering would be a setting aside of the work of Christ. Still, there is a sense and measure in which the Sin-offering has its counterpart in us, as bearing on our self-sacrifice: there is a sense in which the Christian may bear sin, and suffer its judgment it his mortal flesh. Just as the Burnt-offering, - which, in its first and full application, shews Christ in perfectness once offering Himself for man; by that One Oblation of Himself once offered, meeting God's claim on man, and so reconciling us to God for ever; just as this Burnt-offering, while as offered for us is secures our acceptance, has also, as an example to us, an application to OUR WALK, shewing how man in Christ should offer himself, through the Spirit giving himself to God; just so is it in the Sin and Trespass-offerings. Without in the least decree interfering with the atonement, perfected by the One great Sin-offering; - while holding that by that One perfect sacrifice, and by that alone, sin can ever be purged; as it is written, "He by Himself purged our sins;" (Heb.1:3) and again, "He hath put away sin by the sacrifice of Himself;" (Heb.9:26) - there is still a sense in which the Christian, in offering himself to God, can and should use the Sin-offering; as well as the Burnt offering, as his pattern. For lack of knowing this many are sparing that flesh, which the cross of Christ as given is to crucify. What then was THE SIN-OFFERING? It was that peculiar offering, in which the victim bore sin, and died for it. The question is: how far, even if at all, this is applicable to the Christian's offering. Is there anything to be wrought in us by the Spirit; answering to the dying for sin of the Sin-offering? Let the Scripture answer: "Christ bath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust, that He might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit." (1 Peter 3:18). And what is the inference? Is it that the death of Christ is the reprieve to the flesh, its release frow suffering? On the contrary, Christ's death in the flesh for sin is made our example: we too must also, yea therefore, die with Him. So it follows: - "For-as-much then as Christ hath suffered for us in the flesh, arm yourselves likewise with the same mind: for he that hath suffered in the flesh hath ceased from sin" (1 Peter 4:1). The saint, as having been judged in the person of Christ, and knowing that for him Christ has borne the cross, follows on by that cross to judge and mortify all that he finds in himself still contrary to his Lord. The flesh in him is contrary to that Holy One: the flesh in him therefore must die, And instead of making Christ's cross the reprieve for that flesh, the child of God will use that cross to slay it. Others may preach the cross of Christ as an excuse for carnal and careless walking, He who abides in God's presence will surely learn there that by the cross we must be crucified with Christ. If he says, "God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ," he will add at once, "by whom the world is crucified unto me, and I unto the world" (Gal.6:14). I know indeed that "there are enemies of the cross, whose God is their belly, who glory in their shame;" (Phil.3:19) who are using the doctrine of the cross, to spare that flesh which the cross should crucify. But God's truth is, that so far from "the flesh" or "old man" being saved from death by the cross, it is by it devoted to death and to be crucified; and that Christ's death, instead of being a kind of indulgence for sin, or a reprieve of the life of the flesh, the life of the old man, is to His members the seal that their flesh must die, and that sin with its lusts and affections must be mortified. (It was but lately that in looking over a work just published, I found the following objection to the doctrines of grace; that, "if death be the penalty of sin, and Christ in dying for His people indeed bore the punishment due to them, how comes it that any believers die?" Full well has the so-called Evangelical preaching of the day merited such a rebuke - a rebuke which could never have been heard; had the full truth of the cross been stated, namely, that Christ's death is the witness to His people, that, since they are His members, they must also be crucified with Him. See Rom.6; Gal.2; 1 Peter 4). The fact is that the child of God, who, through ignorance of God's mind, or disobedience, instead of judging the old man with his works, makes provision to fulfil the lusts thereof; such a one, if indeed he be Christ's, by not judging himself, only brings upon himself God's judgment. Happy they who, in communion with the Lord, learn and judge the flesh there, rather than in chastening from Him. "If we would judge ourselves, we should not be judged of the Lord" (1 Cor.11:31). But if we reject this path: still the flesh must die. If we do not mortify it, God most surely will. "They that are Christ's have crucified the flesh" (Gal.5:24) - "Our old man is crucified with Him" (Rom.6:6). And just as, because we are alive in Christ, we can, as risen with Him, yield ourselves to God, in spirit giving Him the fruits of righteousness, a sweet savour to Him by Jesus Christ; so may we also, as one with Christ in the power and energy of the same Spirit, mortify our members which are upon the earth, and yield our flesh to death, to be crucified with Him. How full, then, of teaching is the Sin-offering, viewed even in this lower light, merely as an example to us! How does it seal that truth we are so slow to learn, that the flesh, the old man, must be judged and mortified! I ask, how is this aspect of Christ's Offering, and our offering with Him, apprehended by Christians? Another has said, - "The boast of our day is that Christ crucified is preached." But is He, even in this one respect, fully preached, or the doctrine of the cross fully apprehended? Let the WALK of those who make the boast answer. It is not insinuated that such are chargeable with licentiousness or immorality. But are they, therefore, not chargeable with 'walking after the flesh' and 'making provision to fulfil its desires?' In the multitude of particulars it is difficult to make a selection ... Alas! Full well do many of the professing Christians of our day shew that they are but HALF taught the very doctrine in which they make their boast; that they have but half learned the lesson which even the cross teaches. They have learned that Christ was crucified FOR THEM, but they have NOT learned that they are to be 'CRUCIFIED WITH HIM.' .................. TO BE CONTINUED Even in the early days of the "church" the body of Christ, Jude had to encourage and exhort the saints to contend for the "faith once delivered to the saints" (Jude 3). THE FAITH was now forming itself into "another gospel" which was not another but some were PERVERTING the Gospel of Christ (Paul writing to the Galatians so said). This Website is devoted to the RESTORING of THE faith once delivered to the saints. May you have the hunger and the thirst for righteousness, may you be a lover of the truth, may you be searching the Scriptures daily to see if these things be so that you find on this Website. If you so do, then Jesus has promised you that you will be filled, that you will KNOW the TRUTH and the truth will make you FREE - Keith Hunt
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Statement on Brexit
Now that Article 50 has been invoked and the plan for Brexit is being drawn up, the relationship between the UK and Europe will doubtless change.
Whatever the practicalities of the agreement and the content of the debate, the AGMS is politically neutral. We remain committed to encouraging mutual exchange of knowledge between the UK and Germany. The aims have always been to foster relationships between medical professionals from our member countries and encourage shared learning. The society grew from the aftermath of a post-war Europe and, whilst small, has thrived and survived during the years before the EEC and in the post-Maastricht era. We hope to continue to grow and to hold annual conferences in our member countries. We also hope to foster an environment where people from the UK and Germany are enabled to undertake electives and exchanges in the sister country and to migrate for work purposes.


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Several years ago, I drove through Bavaria with a couple of friends. Have you been to Bavaria? It's unrelentlessly beautiful and charming. In fact, it became a running joke with us. We'd round the bend on the autostrasse and a quaint little church on a flowered town green would pop into view. And we'd dramatically moan, "Oh no! Not another charming village."
That experience came to mind as we rolled up the hill toward San Gimignano. Oh no! Not another charming Tuscan hill town. But, yes it was. And — all together now — it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Because it's historic city center "contains a series of masterpieces of 14th and 15th century Italian art in their original architectural settings" and it "bears exceptional testimony to medieval civilization since it groups together within a small area all the structures typical of urban life: squares and streets, houses and palaces, as well as wells and fountains." Again from the UNESCO website.
The "series of masterpieces of 14th and 15th century Italian art in their original architectural settings" refers to the artwork in the 12th century Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta. It's right off the town square. The outside is a very plain, brown and stone. It's interior, however, is covered with paintings and murals — floors, ceilings, walls, every nook and cranny. There were no photographs allowed inside. I understand there's quite the security presence to enforce that rule, so I don't know how all the people who have posted interior photos of the cathedral on Trip Adviser got them. But if you want to see some, that's where you can go.
Once I learned that I couldn't take photos inside, I opted against going in. Because by this time, all the churches were beginning to swim together. And, as much as I love churches and church architecture, I wanted to save my energy for the ones that I could share here.
So let's talk toilets. While I was considering whether I wanted to see the basilica, Patricia had taken herself off to the public toilet. All the tourist towns have them. They're usually owned by the town, which rents them out. The person in there cleaning and taking your money — it general costs one to two euros to use one — is the renter. And all the ones we used were sparking clean.
When Patricia came back she said, "You should have come with me. This one was a Hollywood bathroom."
Bathrooms in food establishments and shops are free and very nice too. Avoid free public toilets maintained by municipalities at all costs, however.
Once I'd nixed the basilica, we decided to take our time in San Gimignano to do some serious shopping. By now, we were half-way through our tour and I hadn't bought any gifts — not for Mr. History Tourist, not for the kids, not for the grand kids. Fortunately, we came upon several bicycle-wear shops. Mr. HT is a cyclist, so I bought him an Italian bicycling jersey– practical and easy to pack. The problem with buying souvenirs these days is that you can buy anything from anywhere on-line. But it's the thought that counts, right?
This was another day that I don't think poor Patricia got lunch. We did, however, get in our daily gelato, at the Gelateria Dondoli on the bottom left of the photo below. Good but not exceptional.
No need to have lunch anyway, because we were about to have an epic meal at the Castello di Verrazzano. It's a winery and restaurant that would be the next stop on our tour.
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16 August 2018
It is impossible to attend a conference these days without the ubiquitous mention of digital disruption by industry game-changers such as Uber, Airbnb, Netflix and Amazon.
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Because the reality is that this is the new normal – digital innovation and industry adaptation means a constantly changing business environment, along with ever-increasing customer expectations of an outstanding service experience.
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Upton Hall Musicians star in Festival Concert
The Chamber Choir and a number of instrumentalists took part in a Wirral Arts Festival performance at the Church of Our Lady and St John in Heswall on Thursday 11 October. The concert provided a wonderful celebration of music in our Catholic schools with contributions from Ladymount Primary School and St Anselm's College as well as Upton.
A real highlight of the first half of the programme was a duet by Ailish on piano and Hannah on xylophone of Csardas by Vittorio Monti. The precision and speed of the playing took the breath away.
After the interval, Elizabeth gave a fantastic rendition of Cruella de Vil; this was followed by Aoife whose sublime voice electrified the audience as she sang Pulled by Andrew Lippa. The final solo performance was delivered by Rachel who sang two pieces, accompanying herself on guitar. Her versions of Now and Forever by Richard Marx and Feeling Good (Newley/Bricusse) were a perfect combination of power and sensitivity.
The Chamber Choir, at the heart of the concert, then performed four pieces: Panis Angelicus (Cesar Franck), Ave Verum (Mozart), The Lord Bless You and Keep You (Rutter) and This Is Me (Pasek/Paul). The combination of voices, the fabulous accompaniment by Mr Griffiths and the rich acoustic of the church made for a sublime performance.
Thank you to all of the musicians who gave of their time and talent and of course to Mrs Hulme who is responsible for all of the high-quality music that is such a feature of our school life


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Bobby was an artist at Arts of Life for 16 years, receiving numerous awards for his commitment to his creative practice and the Arts of Life community. Bobby passed peacefully on Tuesday, January 29th 2019 at Rainbow Hospice of congestive heart failure. Throughout his career, Bobby has been featured in over 45 exhibitions, most notably A is for Artist at The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, and his work can be seen in the permanent collection at Waisman Center at UW-M.
"Stuff, stuff. The red paint with the big brush. Use a paint brush. Paint and stuff. Only stuff. I know how to do it. It makes me feel good, yes. Put them on the wall there. Sell it. They sell it. The red paint is what I do with a big brush. Pictures, pictures. Good stuff. Red stuff, orange stuff. Different colors. Oh, different ones."
Verran uses various techniques to break up the surface – sometimes adding paper, cloth, or other materials; sometimes removing the additions to show what was hidden underneath. His paintings become organic objects, a record of his process.
"I just paint it good. Good stuff does that I get that from the brush. I like to paint stuff and walk around, too. Pictures, oh! Make 'em good. Yes, orange paint. Yes, it's good stuff. Good Stuff. It's the paint stuff. Remember the good stuff. "
Selected Exhibits
A is for Artist
Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago IL - 2017


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Friends are some of the most important people in your life. After all, relationships come and go, and family can drive you up the wall, but your friends are always there. However, we all know the feeling of growing up and drifting apart. When you've finished school, there's no automatic place for you to see your besties – you've got to schedule friend-dates. Sometimes it can feel like you're endlessly repeating the same conversation:
"We should hang out soon!"
"Definitely! Drinks on Friday?"
"I've got plans – how about next Thursday?"
"I've got something going on. How's Saturday for you?"
"Busy, I'm afraid. Look, we'll do it another time!"
"We'll definitely do it another time."
But another time is never going to come unless you make it happen. Even if you've got the world's busiest schedule, you can find time to see friends if you get creative. Try these tips for making time to see your besties:
Make It A Priority
Sure, it's easier to collapse in front of Netflix after a busy day, but seeing a friend is more fulfilling (even if it does require you to get out of your pajamas and off the couch!).
Have An Adult Slumber Party
If you're really exhausted and your schedule is full until late, invite a friend over for a grown-up sleepover. Popcorn, movies, and giggling until the wee hours with your bestie – what could be better?
Fit It Into Your Plans
Alternatively, meet a friend to catch up during an already-scheduled activity. Gossip while you grocery shop, hit the gym together, or take your dogs for a buddy-walk.
Drop Your Date
If you're partnered up, it's easy to get into the routine of doing everything with your significant other. Instead of asking your partner next time you want to see a movie or grab dinner, how about checking in for a last-minute date with friends?
Get Everyone Together
Maybe you're too busy to make time for one specific person. Try planning a double date, organizing a playdate with everyone's kids, or bringing your different groups of friends together.
Even when it seems impossible to find time to meet up, you can probably manage it if you use these tips. And the best thing about it? Once you're back in the habit of making time to see friends, it'll get easier to plan meet-ups in future. It's a win-win situation!


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The Receptionist is responsible for the provision of secretarial, clerical and front desk support in order to ensure the effective and efficient daily work in the headquarters of Wizz Air.
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- Welcoming guests, preparing the visitor list for the Security Guards, assisting the entry process of the guests
- Handling incoming telephone calls
- Managing, registering and distributing the incoming post and parcels
- Preparing the outgoing post and courier shipments
- Tracking of lost shipments, communication with courier companies
- Arranging ground transfers for the Wizz employees, visitors and business partners
- Facility management – checking the condition of the building, the furniture and the branding elements
- Ordering office supplies and drinking water
- Continuous communication with the suppliers
- Serving catering for the guests (coffee service, preparing meeting rooms for lunch / business meals)
- Continuous contact with the operator of the building in terms of necessary repair and maintenance
- Supporting the users of the Private Travel system in case of booking problems and technical issues
- Maintaining office services – maintenance, facility management and cleaning services
- Doing other assigned administrative tasks (arranging burning process, photocopying, faxing, managing meeting rooms schedules, handling specific employee requests)
- Fluent English both written and spoken
- Good Excel, Word and MS Outlook skills required
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, busy atmosphere environment
- Excellent communicational and organizational skills, attention to details
- Customer oriented, friendly, enthusiastic personality, who works well under pressure
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Claire Salvetti Promoted To CEO Of One Green Bean, As Carl Ratcliff Departs
Creative communications agency One Green Bean has announced that Claire Salvetti (main photo) has been promoted to the role of CEO, succeeding Carl Ratcliff who has stepped down from his role to start his own strategic agency.
The Havas-owned One Green Bean has offices in Sydney and London and helps brands tell their stories in memorable, useful and entertaining ways.
Commenting on her promotion, Salvetti said: "I've learned a lot working with Carl, in particular the power that can be created by an individual who brings razor-sharp insight, a clear vision and contagious energy. We have an incredible team and a powerful ethos built around originality, so I am looking forward to seeing what we will achieve next."
Anthony Freedman, chairman of Havas Group Australia, added: "Claire has been an exceptional managing director over the past three years, coaching the team to deliver award-winning and effective work whilst creating a strong and nurturing culture by inspiring people to be their best.
"I'd like to thank Carl for the commitment and passion he has given to One Green Bean in his role as CEO and wish him well for his future endeavours."
While Ratcliff commented: "I'm very excited about what lies ahead in respect of a new strategic project I'll soon be able to discuss. But, I'm equally sad about leaving the Beans.
"I've learned so much, made friends with so many and understood the amazing impact of earned media as a channel. It doesn't suffer fools! OGB is left in the superb hands of Claire Salvetti with an extraordinary team around her and a client portfolio that remains the envy of many."


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Useful information after arrival
Please find here some materials of the orientation days.
- Orientation Course Programme, Spring 2019 (pdf)
- Welcome to UCPori: Studying, Courses and Practicalities (pdf) (Kimmo Ahonen & Anu Lähteenmäki-Uutela)
- Student Health Care Info (pdf) (Eija Tarri)
- Library Info (pdf) (Anna Tuominen)
- IT-info (PDF) ( Petteri Tammisto)
UCPori provides degree and exchange students with a wide range of services and activities. In addition to the below listed services, there are library services, services coordinated by the Service Center (keys, WLAN) and activities coordinated by the Student Association.
More information available also in the Student Guide (pdf).
For more information please visit Pointer's information in English FSHS = YTHS
- Nurse Eija Tarri, tel. (02) 621 3943, eija.tarri(at)pori.fi.
Reception at the Pohjois-Pori healthcare center: Siltapuistokatu 2 (Pori Cotton courtyard) second floor, room 5.
Nurse reception hours:
- by appointment Mon-Thu 10–16, Fri 8-14.15
- without appointment Mon and Wed 10–11
- phone consultation Mon-Thurs 10–11
There is an electronic exam room at the UCPori main hall. Please leave ALL your belongings in the lockers outside the room. You are NOT allowed to bring into the exam room your phone, jacket, bag, note paper, dictionaries etc.! The room has recording video surveillance.
The campus restaurant Sofia is a popular meeting point for students and staff. Students are entitled to a discount on meals.
Pori offers a broad selection of sports and cultural activities that help exchange students integrate into the campus community. Sports services are available for students either free of charge or at a reduced rate through Pointer. Pori is a great place for skiing, swimming, canoeing, hiking and surfing among many other adventures.
Or maybe you are a good writer and interested in becoming a member of the UCPoriNews Editorial Board? You can become a reporter for UCPoriNews and get paid for published articles. You are also welcome to join the Student Theatre, which is open to everyone interested in acting, set design, make-up and other related activities.
Adapting to Finnish society and everyday life will be much easier and more fun if you are prepared to learn some Finnish. You can learn some Finnish, e.g. with the help of the following self-study materials on the Internet:
Virtual Finland, your window on Finland
Visit Finland, Finnish Tourist Board
Study in Finland, Information on study opportunities in Finland
Discover Satakunta, Plan your own experience in Satakunta Finland
Maisa, Pori Regional Tourist Board
The city of Pori
Discover Pori, leisure and business activities in the Pori region
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Hop aboard a luxury liveaboard and dive Palau's world-class sites, witnessing the mesmerising spectacle that is bumphead parrotfish spawning as well as 'blackwater' diving - a night dive like no other.
Today it's the start of your holiday! You will fly overnight to Koror via Hong Kong and Manila.
Your flight from Hong Kong will arrive into Manila in the evening and your onward flight to Koror will depart later that evening.
You will arrive into Koror in the very early hours of the morning. Once you have passed through customs you will be met by your driver and privately transferred to your hotel to spend the rest of the night.
Spend the day shaking off your jet-lag, whether snoozing on the beautiful white sand beach, snorkelling in the lagoon or kneading any knots out in the spa.
In the early afternoon you will be transferred to the port to board your home for the next ten nights. While you settle in, the boat will cruise to your first stop where you will have your first glimpse into the watery world as you test your equipment.
It's time for a full immersion into the watery world as you spend the next two days diving around the Ulong Channel.
Located on the west side of Palau, some of the well-known sites you will have a chance to dive include the following: Ulong Island, Siaes Corner, Siaes Tunnel, Shark City, Sand Bar, Malakal harbour and the Tashio, Iro Maru, Chuyo Maru and Jake Seaplane wrecks. The waters of Palau are truly world-class, and each dive will see you descend into a whirlpool of colour with beautiful hard and soft coral displays and a flurry of marine life, including several species of shark and other pelagics, as well as vibrant macro life such as frog fish and alien-like nudibranch.
Depending on whether you are travelling around the new or full moon, today you will witness a rare, bucket list worthy extravaganza: the bumphead parrotfish or red snapper spawning event.
During new moon dives it's possible to see huge aggregations of large parrotfish loudly headbutting each other, competing for mating rights and rushing through the water with clouds of gametes streaming behind them.
Diving on a full moon will mean seeing thousands of red snappers changing colour until it is time to spawn, at which point they all suddenly rush together in a frenzy of activity, filling the water with eggs and sperm while being chased by sharks. Needless to say, this is an incredible once-in-a-lifetime spectacle. Not to be missed.
You will spend the next two days diving around Peleliu Island. An exhilarating mix of drift dives, dramatic drop-offs and bountiful marine life, there will never be a dull day diving here.
Some of the best sites include Peleliu Cut, Turtle Cove, Barnum's Wall, Peleliu Wall, Ngedebus Corner, Orange Beach, White Beach and South Dock. On each dive you will encounter plenty of pelagic species such as sharks, jacks, barracudas, rainbow runners, snappers, tuna and sweetlips, as well as tiny nudibranchs and turtles.
To ensure you don't miss any of the sites, spend another day diving around Peleliu Island.
In the evening, enjoy one of the most spectacular and unique night dives, encountering alien species like never before; a light suspended in the water from the back of the boat attracts an amazing array of marine life, ranging from several species of post-larval fish to cephalopods including squid, jellyfish and more, much of it smaller than your fingernail.
The last few days of the trip will be spent diving around Ngemelis island.
The marine life around the Ngemelis is fantastic with huge schools of large pelagics present across the sites including sharks, king and Spanish mackerel, tuna, trevally and mantas as well as turtles, shoals of colourful reef fish and abundant macro life. While you are here you will have a chance to enjoy dives at some of the most famous sites including Blue Corner, Blue Holes, The German Channel, Virgin Blue Holes and Dexter's Wall.
Today is dedicated to the most famous dive site in Palau: Blue Corner.
Blue Corner is iconic in diving folklore as one of the world's greatest dives with seasoned divers coming back year after year. Originally a fishing spot, the site is washed by powerful currents which bring with them big animals (read: sharks, sharks and more sharks). With generally excellent visibility in season, you have a great chance of seeing large numbers of sharks (we did tell you), barracuda, mackerel, tuna and giant trevally, all out in the blue.
Sadly it is now the end of the trip in Palau. You will be transferred to the airport in good time for your flight to Manila, where you will spend the night before you fly back to the UK.
You will take an early morning flight from Manila to London via Hong Kong. The flight will take around 17 hours, arriving into London in the afternoon.
If you would like to book the exact itinerary mentioned above, with economy flights, during mid-season and staying in our preferred room category at our preferred hotels.
If you would like to pare back the above itinerary by travelling at non-peak times, staying in a standard room and removing some or all of the guided activities.
If you are looking for something extra special and would like to add business or first class flights, stay in top room categories at some of the most luxurious hotels we work with, and add more activities and guiding.
Louisa and India are our experts for this itinerary and as seasoned travellers they have the inside track on the most memorable adventures.


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******Joey Gills
3rd Level Mutant Human
HPs: 37 --- AC: 8
Mutations: water breathing, shriek, teleport
Joey Gills is a short, squat mutant human with a fish-like face and delusions of grandeur. Taking his inspiration from old holovids of "Goodfellas," "The Sopranos,"and "The Jersey Shore" (as well as a few Dick Tracy comic strips), Joey Gills has begun setting himself up as the leading crime lord for the city he resides in. However, Joey Gills is neither smart nor strong, is a coward when confronted, and can't formulate a plan to save his life. He runs a small black market operation, trading and dealing in weapons and contraband. However, most of the weapons he has are either junk or underpowered, and his "contraband" are whatever scraps and bits he salvages from ruins and steals from the unwary.
Joey Gills is weak in a fight, receiving a -1 to hit penalty when using a ranged weapon. Most of his wares are misidentified because of his -5% Technology Roll penalty when figuring out devices. However, he does have a fairly strong WIL, as his ego and self-delusion carries him through most social situations. Joey Gills may have two or three "henchmen" that follow him and do his bidding, but they will be even less intelligent and more cowardly than Joey Gills.
As a mutant fish-like being, Joey Gills is able to breath underwater through his water breathing mutation, staying underwater indefinitely. He uses this ability to escape when needed. Joey Gills can also release a piercing shriek if cornered, allowing him time to escape during the confusion. Joey Gills also has the ability to teleport, but because he is cowardly, he only uses it to escape to a well-hidden hideout rather than for any other kind of travel. In other words, Joey Gills uses all of his mutations only to runaway when the going gets tough.
Joey Gills is horrible with names, so he has the habit of giving nicknames to everyone he meets, calling everyone "Joey Something." A mutant plant may be "Joey Greenleaves" or a dual-headed mutant would be "Joey Two-face." Two other speech patterns Joey Gills has is that he talks about himself in the third-person all of the time. He also patterns his speech after Ancient mobsters and wiseguys, speaking with a cliched New Jersey accent. ("Yeah, Joey Gills ain't likin' dis at all. Youze guys better watch it, that's all Joey Gills gotta say 'bout dat.")
Joey Gills will work with the PCs if he feels there's a profit to be made or if it will bolster his reputation. He may have inside info on criminal dealings in the area as well as connections in the underworld (who view him as worthless and laughable). Joey Gills will not befriend the PCs as they aren't worthy to be members of his "crew," but he may be useful as an informant as well as a weapons supplier -- if the PCs aren't too choosy and if they can give him something he wants. Threats don't really work on Joey Gills, as he'll teleport out of the area the second he fells he's in danger. But buttering him up and stroking his ego will work wonders. "Youze guyz are all right. What can Joey Gills do fer youz?"
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Explaining the Incomprehensible
This is my summary statement about the Apostle John's beginning of his Gospel and its completion. He wrote a Gospel about the transcendent God approximately AD 85 after 60 years of reflection and teaching as Bishop (supposedly) of Ephesus. But, John did not reflect alone, as Jesus had described the work of the Holy Spirit in John 14.26& 16.14-15, which is a picture fulfilling the actions stated in Isaiah 30.21and Psalm 32.8. Conversing with Him is an example for our emulation, and the expressed depth of his comprehension should challenge our attentiveness to knowing and understanding God (Jeremiah 9.23-24). The following is my contemplation of John's first several verses of chapter one.
"When all things began, the Word already was" (The New English Bible, John 1.1). "All that came to be was alive with his life, and that life was the light of men" (ibid, John 1.4; italics are my emphasis). "The real light which enlightens every man was even then coming into the world" (ibid, John 1.9; ibid.).
One conclusion that to be drawn from John's musings is that the progression of knowledge to this date was already known by the Word before mankind ever began our journey of discovery of it. This includes the internet, AI, cell phones, the Hubble telescope, space exploration, etc. Each of these is the current iteration of discovery by a person who depended upon the successive discoveries of different persons in earlier generations and, perhaps, disparate epistemologies.
For example, Newton's theory of gravitation was, in part, an attempt to explain Kepler's laws of planetary motion, which were built upon the foundations of Copernicus and Brahe. "Kepler's three laws of motion…were not just the insights of a brilliant geometer working from a few premises; they were also empirical—the result of a lifetime of data-gathering and model-fitting, building on the data painstakingly amassed by Tycho Brahe, an eccentric Danish nobleman with an interest in astronomy" (Stein, 2011, p. 21).
Stein presents similar collaborations for discovering the speed of light, the ideal gas constant, absolute zero, Avogadro's number and the structure of chemical compounds, electricity and the proportionality constant, the Boltzmann constant and the laws of thermodynamics, the Planck constant and quantum theory, the Schwarzschild radius and cosmic space, the efficiency of hydrogen fusion, the Chandrasekhar limit and the burning Sun, the Hubble constant and the special theory of relativity, and Einstein's general theory of relativity, dark matter, and omega. These "numbers that define our Universe" (Stein, 2011, Cover) have required the progressive discoveries and collaborations of many persons to reveal to us today what we know about each.
But the current knowledge of each and their future iterations were already known to the Word from before Genesis 1.1, as John 1.1states! He, the Word, is the One Who continues to enlighten each curious person in the chain of discovery by mankind! Could this search be among the "knowledge" Paul includes in Ephesians 4.13to mark our "fullness of Christ?" Similarly, could this "knowledge" be included in what God spoke to Abram about in Genesis 12.3? Of course, wee look back on this verse and recognize the Savior, but might God have also included the knowledge possessed by the Word, as in John 1.1, 4, & 9, since He existed before Abram? Was God's plan for Jesus coming to Earth only to forgive our sins and bring us eternal life? Could our maturity (Ephesians 4.13) include our various epistemologies, as in Matthew 6.33and Jeremiah 9.23-24? Might these epistemologies be among the 'good works' that God foreordained for each individual (Ephesians 2.10), as illustrated in Jeremiah 1.5and John 3.27? The Apostles John seems to think so. Should not everything we, as Christians, do result in reconciling mankind (and our institutions and enterprises) to God (2 Corinthians 5.20)? Isn't this what Paul writes in Colossians 3.17 & 23-24and 1 Corinthians 10.31?
So, while other Gospel writers include a fulfillment of Old Testament prophesies about Jesus' birth, John begins before the beginning, even before Moses pronouncement in Genesis 1.1: "In the beginning, God created…." Perhaps John's use of "Word" is like Solomon's use of "Name" that was passed down from God's pronouncement to hallow His Name in the Decalogue (Exodus 20.7). Solomon remembered what his father, King David, had told him about placing God's Name in the Temple that David wanted to build. Solomon states this in his prayer of dedication of the Temple; 1 Kings 8.15-20. Verse 16is the fulfillment of what Moses had stated would be the place to celebrate the three important feasts of Israel; Deuteronomy 12.11: "…the place that the Lord your God will choose, to make his name dwell there…."
In 1 Kings 9.3, God states what would be meant by His Name "dwelling" in Solomon's Temple: "'My eyes and my heart will be there for all time.'" Notice in 1 Kings 8.30-53that God would hear in Heaven the prayers offered in or from wherever toward the Temple and would answer accordingly. But, only His Name, God's unseen "eyes and heart", would be above the Ark and below and between the Cherubim (Exodus 25.17-22). Moses regularly conversed with this Name in the Tabernacle (Exodus 33.11& 34.34-35).
John knew the Torah and understood it from the perspective of the HolySpirit after Jesus was resurrected. And, John, probably, reflected often on his days of walking with Jesus and on hearing His sermons and prayers, including the prayer he includes in John 17.1-26. In verse 12, Jesus says, "I kept [the disciples] in your name, which you have given me." What name was given to Him; Jesus (Luke 1.31& Matthew 1.21)! Thus, John repeats Jesus' acknowledgement that His name, "Jesus", is the name of God! [Paul does the same in Philippians 2.9-11and Hebrews 13.8.]
So, from both the Old Testament and New (in Jesus' blood), John names the Name (Deuteronomy 12.11) "Jesus" and told us that this was the Word that was from before the beginning of time (John 1.1) and that whatever knowledge we might ever discover (John 1.9) was already in the Name "Jesus" before He began creating (John 1.4). [Paul comments on this aspect in Philippians 4.13 & 19; everything through the anointed Name, Jesus. As Jonathan Cahn writes: "Messiah was revealed as the Lamb…in the place called 'God will reveal the lamb…the provision for every need, every emptiness, and every longing of our hearts'" (Cahn, 2016, Day 170.]
Stein's numbers only prove Jesus' encouragement in Matthew 6.33to "seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you."
I would love to ask Newton, Kepler, Einstein, and the others the most important question from their research: how do you know and understand God better through your discoveries of His special knowledge about the epistemologies which He assigned for your study (Jeremiah 1.5& John 3.27)?Our "boast" should be about explaining the incomprehensible from answering this question personally at the end of every day, as God encourages in Jeremiah 9.23-24. We should know and understand God better each day.
In the last chapter of the last book that John wrote, Jesus speaks to us about the Word; Revelation 22.13: "'I am the Alpha and the Omega [Revelation 1.8], the first and the last [Isaiah 44.6; Revelation 1.17], the beginning and the end [Revelation 21.6].'" Alpha and Omega are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. Drawing a line between them illustrates time, form beginning to end, from first to last. Between the ends, the Word continues to reveal the Cosmic Logos and the Epistemological Logos (Nash, 1982, p. 67) Who came to reconcile mankind to God (2 Corinthians 5.17-21).
With John's introduction, we can begin to understand the fullness of the Word that took on flesh (John 1.14) to be like us (Hebrews 2.14-15).
Cahn, Jonathan. 2016. The Book of Mysteries. FrontLine. Lake Mary, FL.
Nash, Ronald H. 1982. The Word of God and The Mind of Man. P&R Publishing. Phillipsburg, NJ.
Stein, James D. 2011. Cosmic Numbers: The Numbers that Define Our Universe. Basic Books. New York.
The New English Bible. 1961. Oxford University Press and Cambridge University Press.
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An surprise announcement by Morocco's Ministry of Transport has decreed that protection bars on vehicles (Bull bars) will be prohibited from 1 January 2018.
The Ministry says this change is part of a strengthening of road safety and aimed at protecting pedestrians and vulnerable road users. Such a device mounted on a vehicle will be considered as a defect as of the beginning of the new year.
It is unclear if the decree will apply to vehicles brought into the country by tourists.
And, no jaywalking!
This news comes at the same time as police have started enforcing the use of zebra crossings. The law is included on the 2010 Traffic Regulation but is still not extensively applied.
From now and on, crossing streets in Morocco outside of zebra crosses is subject to a MAD 20 to MAD 50 fine. The law has set the settlement fine at MAD 25.


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Spend your time off together at this seaside getaway in the Sand & Sea condos. Perfect for a family vacation, this fifth-floor home has a partial oceanview balcony, access to a shared indoor pool and sauna!
Right across the Promenade from this building is the beach - it can't get much closer! Meanwhile, area dining and shopping are within walking distance. You don't have to go far for fun.
The modern and spacious living and kitchen areas are lined with huge windows offering a spectacular view of Tillamook Head. Enjoy coffee while admiring the sights then curl up at night in front of the gas fireplace. There's also a flatscreen TV with DVD and VCR hookup and WiFi. The kitchen has a dishwasher for easy cleanup.
In one bedroom you'll find a cozy queen bed and in a second bedroom a spacious king bed, so up to four guests will be perfectly comfortable here. There are two bathrooms, one attached to the master bedroom, and there's also a private washer and dryer.
On-site you'll find a shared swimming pool and sauna for the ultimate in relaxation. The shore is likely beckoning you from the balcony, and it's easy to reach it. Just pick up a paperback and towel and cross the Promenade. In the evening, walk over to Broadway for a well-deserved dinner.
Have something to celebrate or just some PTO to use? Stay at this Northern Oregon Coast vacation rental! A damage waiver, covering up to $2,000 of accidental damage to the property or its contents, is included in the cost of your reservation.
Please note: Elevators are undergoing repairs until further notice.


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Photo – San Diego Hydrantson January 31st, 2012
We made it safely to San Diego last night! Thankfully Anna's cat made it and does not appear too traumatized. She complained a lot on the way to JFK, but in the plane she was surprisingly chill. Still, the cat carrier was TINY so we were worried. She seems to be pretty comfortable just walking around and lying in various parts of our new apartment.
My computer won't be here for another week, so I'm probably just going to do photo comics until then. This is one that I took last December when I visited. But judging from the forecast it looks like this photo could easily be taken tomorrow too. Yes, the fire hydrants here are yellow. Just like in the Shelbyville episode of The Simpsons.
It's going to be up to 80 degrees this weekend. Where the hell am I???


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