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February 28, 2014
If there is a God, as I believe there is, and if he rules the world in his sovereignty, as the Bible says he does, and if he will bring human history to a close according to his plan and appoint to every person his eternal destiny, as Jesus taught that he will, then two of the most important questions for any human being to answer are these:
1) What is God's goal in creating and governing the world?
2) How can I bring my life into alignment with that goal?
For if we don't know his goal and our lives are not in alignment with it, then we will find ourselves at cross purposes with God and excluded from his kingdom in the age to come. It is a fearful thing to be at cross purposes with your maker! But on the other hand, nothing inspires courage and endurance and pluck for daily living like knowing the purpose of God and feeling yourself wholeheartedly in harmony with it. Nothing has nourished the strength of my Christian faith like knowing God's ultimate goal for creation and discovering how to bring my heart and my behavior into alignment with that goal.
First, What is God's goal in creating and governing the world, especially in creating and overruling humanity? The text I have chosen to focus on is Isaiah 43:1–7. Let's read it in context: "But now, thus says the Lord, your creator, O Jacob, and He who formed you, O Israel, "Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name; you are Mine! When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through the rivers, they will not overflow you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be scorched, nor will the flame burn you. For I am the Lord your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior; I have given Egypt as your ransom, Cush and Seba in your place. Since you are precious in My sight, since you are honored and I love you, I will give other men in your place and other peoples in exchange for your life. Do not fear, for I am with you; I will bring your offspring from the east, and gather you from the west. I will say to the north, 'Give them up!' and to the south, 'Do not hold them back.' Bring My sons from afar, and My daughters from the ends of the earth, everyone who is called by My name, and whom I have created for My glory, whom I have formed even whom I have made." (NASB)
The main point of the passage is to encourage God's people not to fear what man or nature can do to them. This is the command repeated in verse 1 and verse 5. After each of these commands not to fear God gives his reasons why his people should not fear. In verses 1–4 God argues like this: You should not fear because what I did for you in the past proves my love to you and my care for you. "I redeemed you (from Egyptian bondage), I called you by name, you are mine!" (v. 1). So you can count on me to help you when deep waters and raging fire threaten to destroy you (v. 2). "I am the Lord your God, your Savior, you are precious to me." Look, have I not subjugated other peoples in order to save you (vv. 3, 4)? So don't be afraid of the trouble coming upon you.That is the first argument why God's people should not fear. Then verse 5 repeats the command, "Don't fear," and gives a new argument in verses 5–7. "I am with you! The judgment of being dispersed into captivity away from your land—this is not my final word. I will gather you again. For you are called by my name, I created you for my glory."What is it that at rock bottom moves God to help his people? Verse 4 says, "You are precious in my eyes . . . I love you." Is that the answer? In a sense, yes. When John said, "God is love," he no doubt meant that no matter how deep we probe into the motives of God, we will never arrive at a layer which is not love.But this text lures me down, down, down into the heart of God. It raises a question. In order for Israel (God's chosen people of that era) to be precious in God's sight, they had to exist. I have three sons and they are precious to me and I love them. But they were not precious to me and I did not love them in 1970; they did not yet exist, they had not been planned nor conceived. So the deeper question is, Why was Israel even conceived or created? Why did God bring into existence a people whom he could regard as precious? What was his motive before there was even a people to love?Verse 7 gives the answer: God created Israel for his glory. The existence of Israel was planned and conceived and achieved because God wanted to get glory for his name through her. Before we ask just what it is for God to seek his own glory in this way, let's see if this goal of God has motivated more than just the election of the nation Israel.
God's Goal from the Beginning In one sense we can speak of the exodus out of Egypt as the birth of Israel as a nation. At this point God gave her the law to regulate her life as a nation, and this law and covenant have been the backbone of the nation ever since. But if the exodus was the birth of Israel, then the election and call of Abraham back in Genesis 12 must have been the conception of the nation of Israel, and the period of the patriarchs and slavery in Egypt would then have been the gestation period. So when it says God created Israel for his glory, I take it to mean that the purpose of God to be glorified in Israel was the purpose which motivated God at every step: conception, gestation, and birth.
If this is true then we are put onto an interesting link between the story of the tower of Babel in Genesis 11 and the call of Abram in Genesis 12, which will, I think, show us that God's goal of glorifying himself did not originate at the creation of Israel but that this is what he was up to from the beginning.
Look at Genesis 11. The key phrase to show what caused God to become angry with these tower builders and disperse them comes in verse 4. "They said, 'Come, let us build ourselves a city, and a tower with its top in the heavens, and let us make a name for ourselves.'" Ever since Adam and Eve had chosen to eat of the forbidden tree in order to be like God, independent of him and wise in their own right, the human race has been enslaved to a rebellious heart that hates to rely on God but loves to make a name for itself. The tower of Babel was a manifestation of that rebellion. They wanted to make a name for themselves and reach even to heaven, but God frustrated their designs. But instead of abandoning the human race God starts a new thing in chapter 12 of Genesis. He chooses one man, Abram, and makes him a promise in Genesis 12:1–3. Listen to what God says and contrast it with what the tower builders said: Now the Lord said to Abram: "Go from your country and your kindred and your father's house, to the land that I will show you. And I will make of you a great nation, and I will bless you, and make your name great." The people working on the tower of Babel said, "Let us make a name for ourselves!".
God chooses the father of the Jewish nation and says, "I will make your name great."Now, what does this show about the goal of God in the world? I think Moses is telling us, as he writes this primal history, that when ancient man refused to align himself with the goal of God, God set about a very different way of achieving that same goal. Man was made to rely on God and give him glory. Instead man chose to rely on himself and seek his own glory—to make a name for himself. So, God elected one small person and promised to achieve his purpose through that man and his descendants. He would make Abram's name great, so that he, and not man, would get the glory.In other words, the goal of God in creating Israel, namely, for his glory, is not a goal that took effect only at that point in history. It is the goal that guided his creation and governance of man from the start.
Man was created from the beginning in God's image that he might image forth God's glory. He was to multiply and fill the earth so that the knowledge of the glory of God would cover the sea. And ever since the fall of man into sin, people have refused to align themselves with this divine goal. But all God's acts have been aimed at seeing it through. So it is not just Israel but we whom God created for his glory. This is why the New Testament again and again calls us to do all to the glory of God. "Whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God" (1 Cor. 10:31). "Let your light so shine among men that they may see your good deeds and give glory to your Father in heaven" (Mt. 5:16). This is not an admonition to do God a favor. It is a command to align our lives with his eternal goal. He created us for his glory. God's great aim in creating and governing the world is that he be glorified. "I created you for my glory. I formed you, I made you."What It Means to Be Created for God's Glory.
Now, what then does it mean to say that God created us for his glory? Glory is a very hard thing to define. It is like the word "Beauty." We all can use it and communicate with it but to try to reduce it to words is very frustrating. It is easier to point to examples. A sunset seen from the top of a mountain—that's glory. A perfectly executed 30-foot jump shot with one second to go—that's glory, too.
The glory of God is the beauty and excellence of his manifold perfections. It is an attempt to put into words what God is like in his magnificence and purity. It refers to his infinite and overflowing fullness of all that is good. The term might focus on his different attributes from time to time—like his power and wisdom and mercy and justice—because each one is indeed awesome and beautiful in its magnitude and quality. But in general God's glory is the perfect harmony of all his attributes into one infinitely beautiful and personal being. Now when God says that he created us for his glory, it cannot mean that he created us so that he would become more glorious, that his beauty and perfection would be somehow increased by us. It is unthinkable that God should become more perfectly God by making something that is not God. It is a staggering but necessary thought that God has always existed, that he never came into being, and that everything which exists which is not God is from his fullness and can never add anything to him which did not come from him. That is what it means to be God; and it should humble us, O, how it should humble us, when we ponder his reality! But this means that when God says he made us for his glory, he does not mean he made us so that he could become more glorious in himself. Instead what Isaiah 43:7 means is that he created us to display his glory, that is, that his glory might be known and praised. This is the goal of God with which we must be aligned in our hearts and actions if we hope to escape his wrath at the judgment.
This becomes clearer as we page through Isaiah. Isaiah 43:20–21 says, "I give water in the wilderness, rivers in the desert to give drink to my chosen people, the people whom I formed for myself that they might declare my praise." Isaiah 44:23 says, "Sing, O heavens for the Lord has done it; shout, O depths of the earth; break forth into singing, O mountains, O forest and every tree in it! For the Lord has redeemed Jacob and will be glorified in Israel." In response to her redemption Israel will join the skies and valleys and mountains and forests in singing praise to the Lord. The Lord's glory will be known and praised and displayed to the nations.But Isaiah 48:9–11 makes even clearer what it means for God to seek his own glory in creating and redeeming his people:
For My name's sake I defer my anger, for the sake of My praise I restrain it for you, that I may not cut you off. Behold, I have refined you but not like silver; I have tried you in the furnace of affliction. For My own sake, for My own sake I do it, for how should My name be profaned? My glory I will not give to another. What an amazing text this is! How wonderfully un-modern and anti-20th-century this text is! How ugly and repulsive it must appear to the god of this age, the prince of the power of the air. But how sweet, how clean and high and bright and full of allurement to those who really love God above all else.Even though this text deals with God's Old Testament people Israel, we have seen that his motives do not change from era to era and so we can apply at least that aspect of this text to the people of God in our day—those who follow Christ as Savior and Lord. Two things cry out to be stressed in our day. First, our salvation is for God's sake. "ForMy name's sake I withhold my anger. For the sake of My praise I restrain it for you." To be sure, God will save his people, he will bless us infinitely! But it is for his name's sake, for his praise, for his glory that he does it. "For My own sake, for My own sake I do it, for how should My name be profaned." Where this perspective is lost, and the magnifying of God's glory is no longer seen as the great aim of redemption, pitiful substitutes arise—man centered philosophies that exalt human value in a way that distorts the work of redemption and belittles the primacy of God. And surely I don't have to tell you in detail that this perspective of God-centeredness has been lost in our day, even in the churches. Man is the star in our contemporary drama and his comfort, his prosperity, and his health are the great goals. Of course God is there on the stage, but only as a kind of co-star or supporting actor to round out the picture for religious and cultural expectations.What a world apart is Isaiah 48:9–11, and even more so Ezekiel 36:21–32. Parts of this text are very familiar promises of the New Covenant, but O, how we need to read what comes before and after these promises, lest we lose the biblical perspective of our salvation.
But I had concern for My holy name, which the house of Israel had profaned among the nations where they went. Therefore, say to the house of Israel, "Thus says the Lord God, 'It is not for your sake, O house of Israel, that I am about to act, but for My holy name, which you have profaned among the nations where you went. And I will vindicate the holiness of My great name which has been profaned among the nations, which you have profaned in their midst. Then the nations will know that I am the Lord," declares the Lord God, "when I prove Myself holy among you in their sight. For I will take you from the nations and gather you from all the lands, and bring you into your own land. Then I will sprinkle clean water on you, and you will be clean; I will cleanse you from all your filthiness, and from all your idols. Moreover, I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit within you; and I will remove the heart of stone from your flesh and give you a heart of flesh. And I will put My Spirit within you and cause you to walk in My statutes, and you will be careful to observe My ordinances. And you will live in the land that I gave to your forefathers; so you will be My people, and I will be your God. Moreover, I will save you from all your uncleanness; and I will call for the grain and multiply it, and I will not bring a famine on you. And I will multiply the fruit of the tree and the produce of the field, that you may not receive again the disgrace of famine among the nations. Then you will remember your evil ways and your deeds that were not good, and you will loathe yourselves in your own sight for your iniquities and your abominations. I am not doing this for your sake," declares the Lord God, "Let it be known to you. Be ashamed and confounded for your ways, O house of Israel!" (NASB)
That's the first thing that needs to be stressed from Isaiah 48:9–11: our salvation is for God's sake. He created us for his glory! The second thing that needs to be stressed is this: God will not allow his name to be profaned indefinitely. Though he is slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love, he will not tolerate forever those who do not give him glory, but instead regard something else as more glorious, more worthy of allegiance. "My glory I will not give to another." That's why I said at the beginning, it is a fearful thing to be at cross purposes with your maker. There is a judgment day and the issue for every one of us will be: Have we been with God in his great goal to glorify himself or has his glory been a matter of indifference to us or even animosity? We are left with two great questions, which I am to answer in the next blog, if God wills.
One is: How do we bring our lives into alignment with God's goal to glorify himself? What sorts of things must we think and feel and do for God to get glory from us? Is it another weight to make us sigh or is it wings to let us fly?
And the second question is: Why is it right for God to seek his own glory when he tells us in his Word we should not seek our own glory? How can it be loving and not selfish for God to create us for his glory?
But even before next week when I try to answer these two questions all of us here need to align ourselves more fully with God's goal. And my assumption is that some are reading who up until this very point in your life have lived it at cross purposes with God. I urge you, do not wait until next week to be reconciled to God. Repent and give your life to God for his purposes now. Any help that I can be in that decision, let me know.


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Secret of the Lost Cavern Episode 1 in Review – Sabretooth tigers, cave drawing that move and handprints that glow!
It seems the iDevice has successfully proved as being a more than viable platform for adventure games. Though there were virtually none at the App Store not more than half a year ago, more and more really solid titles are beginning to make their way to the "Jesus†phone! Following the footsteps of Tetraedge Studios, Coladia, a relatively new studio, have undertaken the porting of quite recent PC adventure games to the iPhone. And today we'll be reviewing their first project, the episodic adventure Secret of the Lost Cavern.
This game is actually a port of the 2005 PC game ECHO: Secret of the Lost Cavern. At least part of it, anyway. Only Episode 1 of 4 has been released as of today, though new ones are promised monthly. The game is set 15,000 BC and follows the adventures of a young hunter Arok. While hiding from a sabretooth tiger, he finds a painting on a cavern wall that reminds him of his old teacher. Following the wall paintings, he sets out to find his old friend and discover the true secret of the fabled Lost Cavern.
The game is a classic first person point-and-click adventure (and there can never be too much of those, right?). You explore the surroundings, collect items and solve puzzles. Arok has a handy journal that outlines the immediate objective if you have forgotten or missed it in the cinematics.
The inventory is limitless, though some items (like burning wood or water) can only be carried in your hands and are dropped as soon as you try to open the inventory. Also you can't combine items directly in the inventory, though you can examine them in greater detail. At the same time, classic item-based puzzles are mixed with Myst like environment ones. Paying attention to your surroundings is critical in Secret of the Lost Cavern, as it is quite easy to miss some hints.
Speaking of surroundings, this adventure is simply eye-candy. The environment is pre-rendered and the quality and detail is amazing. Unlike, for example, Myst you can pan your view smoothly 360 degrees both horizontally and vertically. The cinematics are also good to the point that can rival many full-blown animation films. And the excellent music, sound effects and voiceovers help put a finishing touch on the outstanding and immersive gameplay.
The interface is also very good. A lot of work has gone in redesigning the game for the unique controls of the iDevice. As I have already noted, at each location you can pan your view in any direction. To help you find the active zones in such an enormous area, you can switch through the built-in help system to either leave you on your own, simply light up the active zones with circles or even indicate the action that can be performed there. Overall, the interface works very well and is suited both for pixel-hunting maniacs and the newcomers to the genre.
The downside, as with many other episodic titles, is that the game just ends much too quickly. It took me about 1,5 – 2 hours to complete the first instalment. I found the difficulty to be quite adequate, for me at least. While there weren't any frustratingly difficult puzzles that would require a hunt for a walkthrough, there also weren't any that seemed disappointingly simple. The only place I really had problems with was the last handprint puzzle, and the only reason was that it was not clear that I had to tap one of the spots in the first row to activate it.
It is definitely a joy seeing such quality products on the "Jesus†phone. I really enjoyed Secret of the Lost Cavern, though the first episode really made me hungry for more. I don't know if the subsequent episodes will be released as separate titles, or just update the original one, but at $0.99 or even at the full price of $1.99 this game is a must have for any true connoisseur of adventure titles. And the immersive atmosphere, stunning graphics and cinematics, excellent interface and good difficulty curve make this a good pick for anyone who values a good game.
With this I declare Secret of the Lost Cavern officially touched!
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text: Kings Island Teases Fans with New Mini Site & CluesEarly guesses that the new B&M hyper coaster will be named 'Mustang', largely based Internet chatter and on this 'Ride Sally Ride!' teaser poster seen in this post, may be wrong. Kings Island's new teaser site shows a reptilian eye that follows your mouse around the page. It also features three short videos of something moving quickly along the ground. But I can't quite tell if it's slithering. The only connection I can make from the 'Ride Sally Ride' mention and this new reptilian hint, is that there's a special edition of a Mustang called a Cobra. Kings Island also used to have a Togo stand-up coaster called King Cobra. Might this ride be King Cobra II? The now completed water splash section (seen here) could also tie in with the reptilian creature. Alligators and crocodiles love the water, but they don't really go with the desert video footage. Anyone know of a lizard that might fit these clues? How about the 'Gila Monster' coaster? Yeah, I didn't think so. Anaconda's love water, but sister park Kings Dominion already has an Anaconda (review) and I don't think that name really fits a hyper coaster. The official announcement will be made on August 6th, so we'll find out the juicy details soon. For now check out Kings Island's teaser page. Anyone have any guesses? Leave a comment below. One Response Anonymous July 25, 2008 King Cobra II? Interesting conclusion… Reply Leave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.


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Dr. Steven Hancock is a Professor of Radiation Oncology at Stanford University Medical Center who has practiced at Stanford for over 30 years. He specializes in genitourinary cancers, such as prostate cancer, bladder cancer, kidney cancer, penile and urethral cancers. He also specializes in radiation and radiosurgery treatment of malignant and benign conditions that affect the central nervous system, including glioblastoma, astrocytoma, oligodendroglioma, meningioma, acoustic neuroma, arteriovenous malformations, and hemangioblastomas associated wtih Von Hippel Lindau syndrome. Dr. Hancock serves on the National Cancer Center Network (NCCN) guidelines panels for Kidney and Testicular cancers. Research activities have involved initial clinical trials of radiation sensitizer and hypoxic cell cytotoxic agents, initial clinical evaluation of the Cyberknife radiosurgical instrument and longitudinal studies of treatment outcomes and late effects of radiation therapy, such as secondary malignancies and radiation associated cardiovascular disease. Current interests are in the application of new imaging and treatment technologies for improving tumor control and minimizing short and long term side effects of radiation and combined modality therapy.
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Being fired sucks, and naturally everyone thirsts for revenge. With this in mind, Japanese pharma firm Shionogi maybe should have been more careful when it canned IT peon Jason Cornish. Like, maybe change your passwords? Cornish got his vengeance.
IT World reports Cornish, who for some idiotic reason was held on as a consultant after being fired, proceeded to remotely wipe out almost all of his former employer's servers from a McDonald's Wi-Fi connection. Erased. And should this really come as a surprise? A study from a few years back said 88 per cent of corporate techs would do the same thing if they were fired. Don't piss off smart people!
The attack cost Shionogi $US800,000, but it could cost Cornish 10 years in prison. Revenge, unlike a Big Mac, is a dish best served cold. [IT World]
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Not a bad idea if it helps them get a healthy Bradshaw. Redman will be nothing more than a back up throughout his career as many have pointed out since Day 1. This move would likely require drafting a RB NLT than Round 3 to get a good one.
Pretty stupid on Redman's part not to have already signed the offer. He must have the same agent as James Harrison.


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I am pleased to confirm that I have got DVDWS2 working perfectly on Windows 7 Pro, XP Mode.
I am using VMlite Workstation as my virtual machine and XP Mode.
You can use virtual box.
DO NOT use MS Virtual PC as it is way too slow and clunky.
You cannot burn directly to disc but what I do is burn to folder or image and then use my windows 7 burning software.
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Following up from a previous entry, Mike Willbanks has posted some clarifications on points previously made and the highlights on what he thinks a good framework should entail.
I decided to clarify and also explain some of my thoughts and ideas that an e-commerce framework should hold. These thoughts and ideas may be a little rough around the edges but I wanted to give a definition to the meaning of what I feel a framework is in this case as well as items that would potentially be a part of this framework.
Some of his requirements are things like reusable design, useful/easy to use components, functionality for both payment processing and courier handling as well as a catalog system to help manage items.


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Transport includes enterprises with transport as the prevailing activity carrying out the inland or international transport of goods and passengers including supporting and auxiliary activities in the transport (excluding travel agencies). Other land transport includes road transport, city transport and taxi.
Transport of goods expresses real mass of transported goods (load) realized by means of particular kind of transport by the communication. It is surveyed according to the commodity groups.
Performances in ton-kilometres present the value of total transported performances in ton-kilometres carried out by freight transport means of all kinds of transport (railway transport, transport of goods by road, inland waterway transport, air transport). They are calculated (tons x kilometres) for every journey individually.
Transported passengers present the total number of transported persons in national or international transport. Detail information are in mv_1_dop601_dop112_15 (pdf - 354,2 kB).
Passenger-kilometres expresses the value of transport performances in passenger transport (railway transport, public and non-public road transport, city transport, inland waterway transport, air transport). One passenger-kilometre is equal to the transport of one person per 1 kilometre distance. Detail information are in mv_2_dop601_dop112_15_ver2 (pdf - 823 kB).
Turnover at current prices without VAT are receipts for own products, receipts from sale of services, and receipts for goods.
Receipts for freight and passenger transport without VAT at current prices express revenues for provided services in transport for enterprises and tradesmen with transport as the main activity.
Length of railway lines means the length of continuous lines. Other transport and sidings lines are excluded.
Under road network are given the roads and motorways of nationwide importance (expressways, road I., II. and III. class) including their parts in cities and communities and local communications.
Data on motor vehicles contain trailers including caravans. They are considered a part of the vehicle but registered separately.
Road accident is a damage occurrence caused by the motion of a vehicle, which happened in road traffic and caused damage to lives, health, or property, with no regard to whether it will be prosecuted as a criminal offence and/or offence or it will be dealt with by a court or penal commission of the traffic inspectorate. Road accidents that happened in the places whose accession for traffic is limited (e.g. rural and forest roads, in factories, yards, etc.) are also included.
Average number of employed persons includes average registered number of employees and self-employed persons.
Average registered number of employees represents the number of stable and temporary employees in each occupational or civil status to an organization (it includes also members of the cooperative on condition that the participation of their membership is conditioned by their occupational status in the cooperative enterprises), irrespective of their actual presence at work or their temporarily absence because of illness, holidays, etc., as well as employees who were not working, for example because of stoppage, strike, or lock-out. Employees having part-time job are included. Persons on maternity leave, apprentices and students performing operating practice are excluded.
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BEETmobile Hotspot App 220.127.116.11
This free BEETmobile Hotspot App turns a PC into a personal W-LAN Hotspot.
Friends, family, business partners as well as an arbitrary number of W-LAN compliant devices can easily and securely share your Internet connection via this Hotspot. No additional hardware is required. Regardless whether it concerns the set-up or expansion of your home WLAN by means of a WLAN-Repeater, a personal Hotspot on the go or preventing costly data-roaming abroad. Your personal contacts can also be informed about your Hotspot via Facebook, Twitter and/or other channels of communication. The Hotspot App is one of the most secure solutions in sharing owns internet connection. All of BEETmobiles WLAN-Services rely on encrypted communication according to the most current security standard WPA 2 PSK, which includes a verification of the minimum password quality. In addition, the App has a timer that turns the WLAN off at a time pre-defined by the user. The live-display informs one of all connected devices, their data throughput (how fast data is transferred via the Hotspot) as well as the Volume (entire data amount that has passed through the network). In this manner, the Apps users always have an overview and the control over their personal Hotspot.


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Hi all,
Is there a way to clear out the sync queue and set the status of all images back to "in-sync"?
I found this old script for IDI 5, but it does not seem to work in PSu:
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I accidentally moved a top label and it put thousands of images out-of-sync. I moved it back, but all images remain out-of-sync. I would not like to have to sync them all again...
Script to reset/clear sync queue?
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While previous trailers have featured him speaking very seriously about Hercules, the gods, and vengeance, this new bit has Hurt's little smirk. Look at that motherfucker. He knows exactly how ridiculous this all is.
And, lest you think it's a one off moment, he shows up again holding out his arms with the a different shit-eating grin. This movie's looking to be a hilarious mess. Oh, also the Rock catches a flaming arrow out of the air and throws it back at the villains, just so he can say "You're welcome" to Ian McShane. What is this movie.
And there are also new stills featuring the women of this movie: Antimache (Barbara Palvin), Megara (Irina Shayk), Ergenia (Rebecca Ferguson), and Atalanta (Ingrid Bolsø Berdal).
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Facebook founder and chief executive is being accused of backpedaling away from remarks that children under 13 should be allowed on Facebook, reports said Thursday.
However, the social network chief said that's not the case at all. In Paris, he spoke at the EG8 summit (according to PaidContent):
"That's not what I said . . . The current regulations make it difficult for people aged under 13 to use Facebook. In the U.S., a parent has to either fax in a signature or have a credit card and verify they want their child to sign up.
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"So we just haven't gone there yet. We haven't tried to figure our how to make a service that's accessible to people under 13. We're doing a lot of things right now ... but we're not trying to work on the ability for people under 13 to sign up.
"In the future, it makes sense to explore that. We would need to try to figure out a lot of ways to make sure they are safe. That's extremely important. That's not on the top of the list for things for us to figure out right now."
AllThingsD calls it "backpedaling" and PaidContent calls it failing "to dig himself out of a hole." Perhaps, but at least one reporter says that on the day he made the initial remarks about kids being on Facebook Zuckerberg was "uncharacteristically unguarded," CNN wrote.
Can't we just say that Zuckerberg said a lot of stuff to kids that day in Burlingame, none of which he thought was controversial? (However it is because the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act makes 13 the age of Internet consent.) He made a political mistake, but Zuckerberg is no politician. So perhaps it is backpedaling a little, but he's used to being a visionary where speaking about big pictures and ideas is not taken so literally.


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I'm trying to understand the difference between proper distance $d\sigma$ and coordinate distance $dr$ in Schwarzschild geometry. The bottom bit of the diagram represents flat space, the upper bit curved space. The inner circles represent Euclidean spheres of radius $r$, the outer circles radius $r+dr$.
Is the proper radius of these circles the same as $r$? I think I mean if I measured the radius of these circles with a real ruler would I get the coordinate distance $r$ of the Schwarzschild metric.
The more I think about this the more confusing I find it.
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