text:
26. – let's go swimming.
-- _______________.
A. It's a pleasure B. You're welcome
C. Thanks a lot D. It's a good idea
27. – Is your mother a teacher?
-- Yes, she is. She _________ at a junior high school.
A. taught B. teaches C. will teach D. is teaching
28. – A nice car! Is it yours?
-- No, it isn't. I __________ it from a friend of mine two days ago.
A. borrow B. have borrowed C. will borrow D. borrowed
29. – Where are the flowers?
-- You see, someone _________ them to the window.
A. moves B. had moved C. has moved D. would move
30. – I hear Tom is leaving.
-- ____________ why?
A. And B. But C. Or D. So
31. – The East Lake is not far from the Yellow Crane Tower, so you can easily visit _________ in a day.
-- Fantastic! I can't wait for it.
A. none B. both C. all D. either
32. --Could I borrow your bike, please?
-- _____________.
A. Of course you can B. It doesn't matter
C. Yes, I'd love to D. No, thank you
33. – Hi! My name's Tim. It's my first time to be here.
-- _______.
A. Very well, thank you. B. It's all right.
C. That would be very nice. D. Nice to meet you.
34. I'll pick you up at the stop sign where 50 meters ahead the two roads ______.
A. fit B. meet C. face D. reach
35. –Mr. Wilson, can I ask you some questions about your speech?
--Certainly, feel ________to ask me.
A. good B. calm C. free D. happy
36. –Any special ________ in this shopping mall now?
--Sure, we have the latest e-products on sale.
A. offer B. price C. brand D. service
37. –I'll always stand by you when you are in need.
--It's nice of you. Your support is really _______ .
A. appreciated B. thanked C. helped D. depended
38. –Jason, would you please ________ this notice?
--With pleasure.
A. put on B. put off C. put up D. put out
39. If you wish , you _________ come in and have a cup of coffee.
A. may B. must C. would D. should
40. –What did your teacher say just now?
--He asked me __________.
A. how could I work it out
B. when did I go to the library
C. why I am late for school
D. if I had get ready for the exam
It was Friday.The football game was Saturday and we were very excited. My brother was going to be the quarterback(美式足球进攻组织者)for our team. It was the first time he would be in that 41. He had been hoping to be the quarterback ever since he joined the team. He said, "That's the big job. That's the one that makes the big difference."
My mother said, "42, son. That's the big target(攻击目标), too. You know the other 43 want to knock you down. You can get hurt."
"Don't worry, I'm so 44 and I'm fast. Besides, I have great players who will 45 them from coming at me." my brother said.
I couldn't 46 well the whole night. I worried about my brother. My mother was 47-- he could get hurt.
The next morning, he 48 early to get to the game. When we got there, it was about to start. The 49 ran out on the field. My brother looked great. He saw us and 50.
Then it started. They were playing hard. One player in particular from the other team kept 51 at him. Then it happened. He knocked my brother down . My brother was slow to get up. My brother was screaming(尖叫). The coach ran out on the field. He told my brother to 52 some time on the bench. He was afraid he had been hurt.
My mother ran down to 53 on my brother . But all he did was a smile. "It's just a bruise(瘀伤). I'm fine. And don't worry , I'll be back. This is 54. I love leading the team."
After that game, my brother plays quarterback every Saturday. But my mother is still 55.
She can't go to the games. She just waits at home and hopes to see him walking in smiling.
41. A. game B. list C. show D. place
42. A. Go ahead B. Take it easy C.Be careful D. Well done
43. A. parents B. players C. fans D. strangers
44. A. handsome B. healthy C. brave D. strong
45. A. stop B. help C. protect D. hide
46. A. behave B. play C.sleep D. dream
47. A. right B. sad C. angry D. excited
48. A. rested B. exercised C. left D. returned
49. A. family B. team C. coach D. crowd
50. A. laughed B. nodded C. greeted D. cheered
51. A. pointing B. shouting C. looking D. rushing
52. A. take B. waste C. save D. kill
53. A. call B. check C.operate D. breathe
54. A. funny B. easy C. great D. dangerous
55. A.proud B. disappointed C. anxious D. calm
56. The material above has something to do with ____.
A. phone books B. a website
C. Oxford University D. newspapers
57. How many requirements (条件) are needed for getting the job?
58. This advertisement is probably given by ____.
A. a bicycle company B. newspaper owners
C. Oxford Distribution D. the local government
59. If we do the job, ____.
A. we can win free bicycles B. we can design paper rounds
C. we will pay extra money D. we will wear free uniforms
60. How can we get more information?
A. By sending an email. B. By going around all areas.
C. By calling 01852 476666. D. By asking a 13-year-old child.
Donna Ashlock, a 14-year-old girl from California, was very sick. She had a bad heart. "Donna needs a new heart," her doctor said, "she must have a new heart, or she will die soon."
Felipe Carza, 15, was worried about Donna. Felipe was Donna's friend. He liked Donna very much. He liked her freckles, and he liked her smile. Felipe didn't want Donna to die.
Felipe talked to his mother about Donna. "I am going to die," Felipe told his mother, "and I am going to give my heat to Donna."
Felipe's mother didn't pay much attention to Felipe. "Felipe is just kidding," she thought, "Felipe is not going to die. He's strong and healthy."
But Felipe was not healthy. He had terrible headaches sometimes. "my head hurts," he often told his friends. Felipe never told his parents about his headaches.
One morning Felipe woke up with a sharp pain in his head. He was dizzy (眩晕的), and he couldn't breathe. His parents rushed Felipe to the hospital. Doctors at the hospital had terrible news for them. "Felipe' s brain is dead," the doctors said, "we can't save him."
The parents were very sad. But they remembered Felipe's words. "Felipe wanted to give his heart to Donna," they told the doctors.
The doctors did several tests. Then they told the parents, "we can give Felipe's heart to Donna."
The doctors took out Felipe's heart and rushed the heart to Donna. Other doctors took out Donna's heart and put Felipe's heart in her chest. In a short time the heart began to beat.
The operation was a success. Felipe's heart was beating in Donna's chest, but Donna didn't know it. Her parents and doctors didn't tell her. They waited until she was stronger; then they told her about Felipe. "I feel very sad," Donna said, "but I am thankful to Felipe."
Three months later the operation Donna went back to school. She has to have regular checkups, and she has to take medicine every day. But she is living a normal life.
Felipe's brother John says, "Every time we see Donna, we think of Felipe. She has Felipe's heart in her. That gives us great peace."
61. Felipe was worried about Donna because .
A. she had freckles
B. she was very sick
C. she would have a new heart
D. she had a sharp pain in her head
62. We learn from the passage that .
A. Felipe promised Donna to give her his heart
B. Donna needed a new heart instead of her own
C. the doctors asked Felipe's parents to donate his heart
D. Felipe never told anyone about his terrible headaches
63. Donna knew nothing about Felipe's heart until .
A. Felipe's parents told her the bad news
B. the operation was going to start
C. she was well and strong enough
D. she went back to school
64. It is clear that .
A. Felipe's brother often goes to see Donna in hospital
B. Donna can live a normal life without medicine
C. the doctors did several tests during the operation
D. the Carza have great peace because of Donna
65. Which of the following may probably be the best title for the passage?
A. The Gift B. The Operation C. The Peace D. The Illness
Molly Boylan is one of the most successful business women in Canada after setting up her cosmetic (化妆品) company Blazes in 1992. Though she is very successful, she says that she finds it harder every year in balance (平衡) her business with her family life. She sometimes feels that her two children know more about their baby---sitter than they do about her.
Molly employs (雇佣) around eighty people in her factory and warehouse, and ten others in her two new fashion stores, but her newest employee is the most important one for her. After years of worrying about her business more than her family, she has decided to make Sally Pamonte new general manager in her company. Molly will still be involved in decision- making, and she's going to stay in touch with the people who work for her, but Sally is going to look after day-to-day running of the business so that Molly can spend more time with the kids.
The new arrangement (安排) is going to start on Monday, and both of them are already excited about it. Sally says, "I'm very nervous, actually, but I'm sure Molly will help me a lot in the early days, even though I hope she feels she can trust me not to make too many mistakes."
Molly, on the other hand, seems quite relaxed about the whole thing. "I know that Sally's going to be a very nice manager." she says, "She's only been here a couple of days and she's already shown me how to work out a few problems we were having. The best thing though is that I feel a hundred times happier than I've been in years. I mean, I honestly can't remember the last time I felt as relaxed as this, and my kids are really excited about my being at home more. To be honest, I wish I had made this decision years ago."
66. The passage is mainly about _____________.
A. Molly and her children
B. Molly finding a new manager
C. the baby-sitter and the kids
D. Molly making a change about her business
67. The underlined phrase "be involved in" in the passage probably means_________.
A. be interested in B. take part in
C. be nervous about D. learn about
68. Sally seems to be a good manager because ___________.
A. she has set up a new Blazes
B. she keeps in close touch with the workers
C. she has been able to solve a few problems
D. she has been working for the company since 1992
69. According to the passage, Molly ___________ .
A. will not run her business any more
B. seems satisfied with the new arrangement
C. was not pleased with the baby-sitter
D. was successful both in her business and her family
70. The best thing for Molly now is that _________.
A. she has more than eighty people working for her
B. her kids know more about the baby-sitter
C. she can have more time to be with her kids
D. she has got a new general manager in her company
71. If you don't________ a flash, then it may be OK.
72. When it began to rain, Ben was helping his mom ________dinner.
73. It could be Mei's hair band. Or it might_________ Linda. They both have long hair.
74. The British teacher is very_________. He always tell us interesting jokes.
75. If you are always _________from class, you will fail the examination.
阅读短文,再在其后空白出写出各单词的正确形式。单词的第一个字母已给出。 I want to buy a pair of sports shoes for a long time.I had spend months saving up the money to buy them and I finally had e 76 . Last Saturday my friend Jake wanted to buy a new CD,so we
decided to go shopping together.
We took the bus into town and it was very c 77 ,so we had to stand all the way.Jake and I were talking when I suddenly n 78 that my bag was open and my purse had gone! The bus
had just stopped and there was a boy near me who was going quickly towards the door. We
thought he had stolen my money so we got off the bus and f 79 him. The boy started running and then Jake ran after him shouting "Stop! T 80 !" It was like a scene out of a film! A policeman saw what was going on and managed to get the boy.
The embarrassing thing was that when the policeman s 81 the boy, he didn't have my purse! He probably thrown it away before he was caught. The boy said we had made a mistake and we shouldn't blame(指责)him for the stolen purse. He explained that he had o 82 started running because he was late for a meeting with friends. The policeman a 83 him to go and I felt really stupid. I don't know whether he stole my purse or not as there was no proof(证据). I wish I hadn't been so careless and had kept an e 84 on my bag!
I've lost my front door key and 60 pounds. I'm really fed up. Jake offered to lend me the money to buy the sports shoes, but I don't think it's f 85 to take it. It isn't his fault(过失)that I had my purse stolen!
你是一名中学生,想成为国际动物救助中心"International Animal Helpers"(IAH)的一名志愿者,请你用英文写一封自荐信。
1. 能参加周末活动;
2. 从家乘地铁到"中心"约十分钟;
3. 喜爱动物,愿意帮助他们;
4. 懂一点医学知识;
5. 补充一两点个人信息和想法。
1. 文中不得透露个人姓名和学校名称;
2. 词数:60—80
3. 不得逐条翻译,内容要连贯得体;
4. 信的开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数。
subway n. 地铁 volunteer n. 志愿者 medical adj. 医学的
Dear Sir / Madam,
My name is Li Ming, _________________________________________________________________________
Looking forward to your reply.
Yours sincerely,
Li Ming


text:
Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 68365
should write XF86Config, not XF86Config-4
Last modified: 2008-05-01 11:38:02 EDT
It should write out XF86Config and either delete or rename any other config
files such as XF86Config-4 so that the XF86Config gets used.
*** Bug 68367 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
This should be fixed in 0.4.2.
Fix confirmed with redhat-config-xfree86-0.6.0-1.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-65809829280018013492018-03-05T23:52:05.377-08:00New Sights and SoundsLaurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-44861834458576075632010-11-01T13:46:00.000-07:002010-11-04T09:37:43.558-07:00Unforced rhythms of grace

I cannot believe we have been home from Guatemala for more than a week. What a week we had...Roark, Zoe and I were all sick with the stomach flu, Josh had eye surgery and the days felt like they flew by. Part of my heart is still in Guatemala and I know a huge part of Roark's heart is still there too. Sometimes I catch him with a faraway look in  his eyes. I know he is thinking about these friends. Roark has had so much to think about since we have been home....he grew up so much while we were there and I so will always treasure the time we had together. I am so proud of my sweet son.

I find myself walking around my house thinking about Pablo's mama, Javier's mama and Bernobe's mama....they don't have their clothes neatly hanging in a closet. They don't have a store with clean floors and neatly stacked produce, they don't have a car, they don't have a vacuum cleaner! Settling back into life here has been difficult for me....more difficult than any other mission trip. I wasn't prepared to have my heart so runied....runied for the ordinary. When my heart begins to feel heavy I remember what I do share with the precious families we met....Jesus. We have hope in knowing He loves us, He holds all of our hearts and we share in the same joy He so freely gives to us.

I am in love with the people in Guatemala and cannot wait to go back. On the plane ride home I was talking with Roark about how amazing it was to help the people there, feed them, play with them and pray with so many too. His answer to me was,
"Mom, we didn't do much for them. They are all so happy. They taught me more than I taught them. I learned how selfish I am and how I need to have a better attitude. When can we go back?" I had to choke back the tears and I told him over and over how proud I was of him.

We did learn so much there and the opportunities we had to just live life with people there was amazing! As I continue to process our trip...there will be more to write. I have a few more stories...a tender bond with another mama, meeting our Compassion kid and the incident at the park! The verse that has been ringing in my heart this week is Matthew 11:28-30

"Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out on religion? Come to me. Get away with me and you'll recover your life. I'll show you how to take a real rest. Walk with me and work with me- watch how I do it. Learn the unforced rhythms of grace. I won't lay anything heavy or ill fitting on you. Keep company with me and you'll learn to live freely and lightly."

We lived this portion of scripture in Guatemala and I am longing to live it here too....walking in unforced rhythms of grace is a beautiful path to walk. My heart will never forget what we saw in Guatemala and I know Roark has been forever changed too. Thank you so much for praying for us!Laurahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-62067698909496757062010-10-19T20:13:00.000-07:002010-10-19T20:26:02.364-07:00Day 3Internet is up for a little bit!!! What a day we have had. I don't know if I can put into words what my heart is feeling. I am so amazed at the greatness of our God.

Today we met our Compassion kid and his precious mother....Pablo and his mama Fransesca. We met them at the zoo in Guatemala City. A moment I will never forget and I know Roark will never forget too.

As Pablo's mom prayed for me when we left I wept....so humbled as a woman who has so little would pray I would be blessed and healthy. Her words will echo in my heart and I will be praying the same words for her.

I know I wil have more to say and I cannot wait to show the photos of our day. Thank you for praying...I know God has been and will continue to be so present.Laurahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-52371825134239140572010-10-17T21:25:00.001-07:002010-10-17T21:38:26.150-07:00Guatemala!I am sitting at a little desk in a beautiful house in Antigua, Guatemala! It is so surreal to be here experiencing life here with Roark and 8 other sweet friends. We had a great first day here....Roark and 4 others did construction work at a school today. They worked alongside some of the hardest working little boys I have ever seen. What gift to be a part of making a better place for these sweet kids to learn.

A few of the girls went to the giant grocery store....you could by guitars, stoves or flanks of meat and raw chicken if you wanted to! Sounds like the beginning of a great party. ;) We made dinner at the house tonight and walked to the town square for ice cream.

I so love the sense of community that you can feel in the air here...the people are so warm and loving. My heart is so overwhelmed with the gift that God gave the world...not just America...but the whole world. He died for all of us, He longs for us to be a part of His family, for us to be a part of His community. We have so much noise around us that I think so often we forget that it isn't all about us...it's about leading people to Jesus.

Tomorrow, Roark and I and Drew and Gina will see the children we sponsor through Compassion International. I can hardly wait to have my eyes meet Pablo's eyes...I know we will be changed forever after meeting him.

Thank you so much for praying for our team and praying for the people we will meet.

Love to all!Laurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-15727446468759536332010-03-03T20:00:00.000-08:002010-03-03T20:13:48.088-08:00

Laurahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-89068725174776525612010-03-03T19:55:00.001-08:002010-03-03T20:00:33.632-08:00More pictures

Laurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-44973561486736936542010-03-03T19:22:00.000-08:002010-03-03T19:55:05.024-08:00Pictures....finally!

We have had a crazy 10 days here....jet lag takes a long time to get over! I don't think I am all the way turned around yet, but I am feeling much better. The sun has been shining and that helps too.

I wanted to post some more pictures of our time in Cambodia. I think about these sweet people everyday and we are looking forward to going back next year. Just don't tell Lucy! ;)Laurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-52893028350993619982010-02-20T03:17:00.000-08:002010-02-20T03:18:56.058-08:00I found wifi!!!PS-Please pray for the rash on my legs....not good and itching like craaazy! Mom, I know you feel for me! No Geranium in my stash! ;)

Feb 20th…I feel like it has been February 20th for a long time and I still have about 20 more hours to go! This could be a long post…so feel free to skip ahead. We are on the 3 hour flight to Tai Pei right now and I need to stay awake! Although, the way my stomach is that shouldn't be a problem. ;) We will leave Tai Pei at 830 pm on the 20th and arrive in Denver at 945pm on the 20th!

It is 1:30pm and we are flying out of Cambodia right now. The man in seat 7A has a horrible high pitched cough, the 3 year old in seat 5B is screaming and my head and heart can hardly contain all that I have seen, heard, smelled and felt over the past 8 days. I have a long time to sit and process all we have just experienced and I want to be sure each thought and feeling is never forgotten. Well, I would like to forget the way my stomach is churning right now, as well as forget the fact that I used the men's squatty potty at the public hospital! More on that later… ;)

I am sad we are leaving Cambodia, but know that we will be back again one day and will continue to pray for the beautiful people we have met. There are several Drs we worked with who do not know Jesus yet, but have some very good questions and I know their hearts are being touched. One of the Drs we worked with will be in Denver in May and we will have him and his wife over for dinner! I am so looking forward to our time with them. They are getting married next month and are the sweetest couple. She will change her wedding "costume" 8 times and celebrate in front of 1,000 people! Wish we were going to be here for the party!

Yesterday, Friday, I went with a group of our time to The Killing Fields as well as Tol Sleng prison. I was in tears most of the day. The Pol Pot regime brutally tortured and killed over 3 million people in only 3 years. The records the Pol Pot regime kept were breathtaking and seeing the mug shots of so many who were killed broke my heart. Seeing the look in their eyes made me understand the hopelessness and sadness that was in the eyes of the patients we worked with. In 3 short years, everyone was effected by the brutal killings of their loved ones. There is very little people talk about before Pol Pot came into power. It is almost like there wasn't life before that. He killed all the Drs, nurses, teachers, leaders, pastors, monks and young families. He wanted a classless society, a society full of phesant workers. My eyes could hardly take in the pictures we saw on the walls of the prison, my heart couldn't take the sight of the mass graves, the pieces of bones sticking out of the ground at the Killing Fields, the deafening silence as we stood in the 17 story memorial full of skulls, bones and clothing that was found in only some of the mass graves. I stepped on a piece of clothing sticking out of the hard ground and wondered what else was under my feet. I couldn't help but to think of how delicately we walk around Pearl's grave, we brush off the snow and the ants. These people in Cambodia have no idea where their mother, father, brother or sister is buried. I am still crying for these people….almost everyone we met had a family member who was killed. This happened only 30 years ago and the impact will be felt forever.

As I walked around the prison, Tol Sleng, and looked at the tiny cells where they tortured the prisoners I had a feeling we were walking on holy ground. I know that sounds so strange to think that as we were feeling the pure evil in the air. The cells were only about 3 feet wide and had brick walls that you could tell were quickly constructed, the foot stocks were still in the ground and there were blood stains on the floor. I felt as if I could hear the martyred believers asking God, "How long?" I know the women with their babies in the cells had to be visited by angels and maybe by Jesus himself. They were alone and scared as they were beaten to near death. I know God was so near and many called on him to come and save them. In the faces of the photos there were those who looked afraid, yet at peace. I have to think that there were those who met Jesus in the midst of their pain. God is near to the brokenhearted and He will continue to be near to the people of Cambodia. In one of the rooms at the prison there was a list of rules…every rule started with NO. NO laughing, NO talking, NO eating, NO smiling, NO water, NO crying. Everything you could ever want the answer is NO. My prayer is that the people will hear Jesus saying YES. YES, I love you, YES, come to me, YES there is hope.

The hearts of the people in Cambodia are strong…their faces are often so stoic and they hide their pain so well. I was with a 3 year old boy in the recovery room, he had open heart surgery only 18 hours ago and was all alone in the recovery room. The parents are not allowed to see their children for more the 48 hours after surgery, and they children lay in the bed alone, often hurting and scared. There is no TV, no books, no crayons, no PSP, no popsicles. I smiled at the little boy and walked over to him. He started crying silently, stifled sobs. I went over to him, stroked his arm and listened to the nurses tell him to hush. I started crying too and just sat there for a bit. I prayed for him and even though neither one of us could understand what we were saying, there was love present! Sweet, sweet baby…I will never forget him. They learn so young that no emotion is allowed. It only took me giving him a smile to start the tears. We have no idea how much only a smile can mean to people.

I had the opportunity yesterday to share a bit of our story about Pearl and our family. I was able to talk about how what we do isn't measured in what we give to people, length of time we stayed with them or even if we can understand what they are saying. The impact of what we did here in Cambodia may not be fully realized until eternity. We were able to offer hope, pray with people and maybe be the only smile they have seen in a long time. The brief moments we had with families will never be forgotten and I am so thankful we came. Yes, there were moments of frustration and questioning why I even came, but I know God was with us and our hearts are forever changed. We love the people here and cannot wait to be worshipping in heaven one day all together.

We were able to meet with an American couple who live in Cambodia with their beautiful family. They work with a local church and have an amazing ministry to the people in the city as well as in the villages. Jason and Angie have huge hearts and I know they have sacrificed so much to be living and loving the people of Cambodia. They have 2,000 youth come to their meetings on Wednesday nights! One day when we were on a break we went to the Russian Market. A huge, indoor market, no air and no windows. You are crammed into each tiny space and asked to look at all of their things for sale. I'm pretty sure you can buy just about anything there. There is food in one whole section. Whole skinned pigs, half of a cow, huge fish, chickens hanging from the ceiling, and a smells that will make you gag. There was even a place to get a pedicure! Not sure the bucket that they were sticking their feet in was clean and I'm pretty sure the tools were very used! The wires in the ceiling were exposed and very dusty. It was over 100 degrees in the middle of the market and the stagnant air was almost to much for me. I wanted to get out fast…trying not to think about what if there was a fire! Clothes and other goods plied from the floor to the top of the 20 ft ceilings! Anyway, there was a boy that was following us around the market. He wanted us to buy his books. We were not interested, but he was insisting. We started talking to him and found out he goes to Jason and Angie's church! He stayed with us, helped us translate and we learned about his life. I know this was not a coincidence, and we had so many divine encounters with people. We will pray for Raa and are so thankful for the work Angie and Jason are doing in Cambodia.

I don't remember if I talked about one of the hospitals we were in during our first days in Cambodia. The conditions were horrible and the care the "nurses" were giving the patients was horrible as well. Patients received no pain medication following surgery, writhing and thrashing as they came out of anesthesia. No side rails on the beds and not even a sheet to cover up with. The families followed the patients into the recovery room and were there to just stare at their loved one. One family member of a patient donated 2 units of blood and carried the blood to the desk from the lab. The blood sat on the counter for 2 hours, in the very warm and humid post op room. Another family member took of the patients breathing tube because the patient was pulling on it. After the tube was taken out, they went over to the "sink" and "washed" the tube and set it on the counter. Family members cleaned out suction tubes with their own bottle of water. The nurse was never present and the hardest thing I ever had to do was sit and watch this happen. We were not allowed to take care of those patients. If we did, we would be kicked out of the hospital and our group could not perform surgery there anymore. The group of Cambodian nurses we were teaching took amazing care of our patients as were so eager to learn. Some of these students were 4th year nursing students and didn't even know how to take vital signs. They forget about pain meds and there is no real charting. However, they are so eager to learn the look in their eyes when something clicked was so priceless. The medical care and teaching is so behind because a whole generation of Drs, nurses and teachers were killed. Cambodia is putting itself back together…

Thank you so much for praying for Josh and I. Please continue to pray for the rest of the team who will be there for another week. The team we were with was amazing and I know God is doing a sweet work in so many of their hearts. Our hearts were touched and we will never forget.

I will blog again when we get home….thanks so much for reading and praying! I will post some of our photos…the people are just as beautiful on the outside as they are on the inside.

Josh just ate the most delicious worst meal he has ever had! I think we are getting punchy and know we have a long day ahead of us. We can't wait to see the kids and actually feel cold again! Ask me next week how I like the cold and I'm sure I'll miss the heat. I won't ever forget the first blast of hot air as we got off the plane in Phnom Penh…we really were there and God met us. He is still with the people of Cambodia and someday we will all be worshipping together. I can't wait!

Love you all,
J&L

R,O,Z &L,

We are on the airplane now…we can't wait to see you tomorrow. We are so proud of you and know that God did great things with us because you prayed for mama and daddy. We are praying for you now and hope you rush into our room in the morning and crawl in bed with us. A snuggle is just what we need. We can't wait to go to Oliver's recital and then out to dinner. Maybe we can go to Fat Burger for lunch too! Oliver, where do you want to go to dinner after your recital? Just don't pick Chinese food or noodles! We have had a lot of that kind of food. Roark, have a great basketball game today and grab a lot of rebounds. Zoe, have fun trying on your clothes! Lucy, eat some Crasins and dance for Mimo.
Kisses to all of you,
Mama and daddyLaurahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-26512965902433322302010-02-20T03:09:00.000-08:002010-02-20T03:12:32.627-08:00On our way home..Feb 20 700pmI have a huge post all written but I can't get wifi to work on my computer! We are at an internet cafe in Tai Pei. Our plane leaves for LA in 2 hours and we will be on our way home. We are tired and my stomach isn't to happy with me, but our hearts are full and our bellys are full of noodles!

Thanks for praying and we will see you all soon. Kisses to the kids and we can't wait to see you soon.

xoxo
LLaurahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-66425094322796669872010-02-19T03:17:00.001-08:002010-02-19T03:18:06.857-08:00HAPPY BIRTHDAY ZOE6 years old!!!!!!! Cant believe my girl is 6. We love you so much peanut. Have a great day today. See you soon. Love DadLaurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-71360653553664043552010-02-18T07:42:00.000-08:002010-02-18T07:47:41.254-08:00Part 2, Feb 18
Feb 18…1030pm

The afternoon was much better today….guess heat exhaustion will make you question just about anything…including your own salvation!

The afternoon today was one of the best days yet. Five…yes five, Cambodian TV stations came to the hospital to do a story on the team members who were part of the cath lab team. We were all snickering as we held a press conference that was longer than the pre game interviews that Josh McDaniels is a part of. Josh and 3 other members of our team and the Cambodian Dr were all a part of the interview. They were talking about pacemakers and ablations. One of our team members, a lab tech, is a huge man…6' 3" and about 250 pounds. He is bald and loud…loud in a very endearing way. He has made us laugh so much and today was no different. The tv anchor asked him what one of the complications could be from having a pacemaker in place. With a straight face he said, "Well, if they fall out of their tuc-tuc that would be bad for the pacemaker." (a tuc-tuc is a little motorbike that is pulling a cart like a carriage that people sit in..nearly impossible to fall out of!) The three of us who were standing in the back of the room, were laughing so hard we were crying. The Cambodian Dr who was interpreting said exactly what our team member said, and all of their eyes got so big! I thought I was going to start snorting I was laughing so hard! Just what we all needed.

They were interviewing the head of the Cardiology Department here…an older man who survived Pol Pot and has an amazing story. He is very respected and everyone is usually very silent around him. We started to smell smoke in the room while Dr. Kree was talking and looking around we see the x-ray box was on fire! The box is right behind him and he is still talking to the tv crew. One of the nurses stood up, interrupted and told him there was a fire! Just another moment to giggle!

I have been on my feet for nearly 12 hours in the heat and humidity….we used my legs to teach the students about "pitting edema". You could write your name in the swelling on my shins and maybe still see it in the morning! Yuck…but so worth it to see the smiles in their eyes as the poked on the white girls legs. I'm sure they will be talking about me for a while.

At the hospital the families sleep on the sidewalks and in the alleys at the hospital. There are 6 patients to a room and no room for family to stay with them. If a patient has open heart surgery, there are no visitors allowed in the ICU and the patient stays there for 48 hours. Only when the pt is moved to a room is the family allowed to visit. Today, I passed the same 4 women 50 times as I raced up and down the sidewalk. I smiled at them each time and by the time evening came they come and stood by me and we tried to talk to eachother. I kept talking and so did they. I had no idea what they said, and they had no idea what I was talking about! I did figure out that the woman's daughter had open heart surgery today that was provided by our team…at very little cost. The woman was about to sell her whole rice field so her daughter could have the surgery and then she found out she was chosen to have surgery provided by our team. I began to cry when I found out the story….the women who had been so stoic all day began to weep as well. I held them, prayed for them out loud and wept with them. I held 2 women in my arms…Roark is just as tall as they were. I asked Jesus to hold them…one of the women was a Buddhist nun. I asked Jesus to make himself real to them and to give them hope. I stood with them for almost 2 hours. Saying nothing for most of the time…only smiling, crying and praying. I will never forget their faces. What a gift they were to me….I so hope they knew how loved they were in those moments and I will never forget their faces.

What a sweet day we had! I know Josh had an amazing day as well, but the dinner he had last night has attacked his stomach for most of the day. He is not feeling well at all and we are praying he is much better in the morning. Please pray he is better soon and able to function tomorrow. We can so feel your prayers and are so thankful for all of you!

Off to sleep now….morning comes very quickly!

Love you all,
L

R,O,Z&L-

3 more sleeps and we will be home! So much to tell you. We are praying for you and love you so much. Tomorrow we will go to another market and see some more little kids. You would love to play with them…they drink their pop out of plastic bags with a straw! I wonder if you could do that? We will try when we get home.
Xoxo
MamLaurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-72847283933416624792010-02-17T21:45:00.000-08:002010-02-17T21:52:49.314-08:001st Cardiac Ablation in Cambodia!Laurahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-61422181837247270012010-02-17T21:39:00.000-08:002010-02-17T21:45:19.033-08:00Pictures!
Pictures will only load one at a time!!

Here is a sweet little boy at a market in a village about an hour outside of Phnom Penh. Beautiful faces...Laurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-39890593939710795082010-02-17T21:34:00.001-08:002010-02-17T21:39:32.277-08:00
Thursday February 18

It's noon here and the day is going by so fast! Yesterday was another full day for Josh in the cath lab. They had 3 procedures and did end up having to re-do the little 12 year old girls ablation. They were successful the 2nd time and the sweet girl wrote a note for us and is so thankful she is feeling much better.

We went to the Russian Market today…a huge, hot indoor market where you can buy just about anything! Crazy! We had a Cambodian boy follow us around for most of the time we were there. We started talking to him and found out he goes to the church our friends are the pastors of, here in Cambodia. God was so good to us as we talked with this sweet boy. Pray for Raa and ask God to protect him and encourage his sweet heart.

I am discovering this is the land of, 'come back tomorrow and we will tell you'. I have waited by an office the past few days to get permission to be with a nurse in L&D and it has not happened. Each day has been the same answer and I am sad. I did get to tour the maternity unit yesterday and the women are amazing. If there are more then 8 in labor, the labor in the open lobby and lay quietly on a bench with a family member holding their IV. There are very few monitors and I saw a woman being carried down 3 flights of stairs for a c-section. The women make no sounds and have the most beautiful eyes. I went into the room where the women get to go when they are ready to deliver. 4 metal tables, 2 nurses and maybe 1 family member with each woman. I walked into the room as they were cleaning up 2 women who had delivered an hour before. No IVs in, no offer for pain meds and a sweet black haired baby at their mama's breast. So beautiful…I silently prayed for these babies and asked God to walk with them and for them to know the hope and healing He can give them.

While I am sad I was not able to be in L&D I know God has spoken things to my heart and Josh has a new sparkle in his eyes. This trip has been life changing for him and I know he will have a lot to share. The Dr they have been working with is a precious man I am praying he will come to know Jesus one day. He will be in Denver in May for a conference and I hope we are able to see him again.

This afternoon we will go back to the hospital and do another ablation. Josh has been very busy in the lab! Tomorrow is our last full day here and we will do a bit of sight seeing and soak in all the beautiful people. I am so in love with their sweet faces and amazing hearts. They are a broken people with no hope…but we know that Jesus can fill them and there are many who are coming to know the hope He offers.

The medical needs here are staggering, but the group we are with is really making a difference. The full impact we will not know until eternity. We are so thankful we were able to be here with this team as well as make friends with people we will never forget.

Thank you so much for praying for us....we know many are holding up our arms. We are tired and a bit crabby at times, but are soaking in all that God has for us. I don't want to miss anything.

R,O,Z &L,

We love you and were so happy to hear your voices this morning! We went on a crazy bike ride today...a motorcycle pulling a little carriage. 5 of us sat in the cart, called a Tuc-tuc! The traffic is crazy and reminds us of watching you play Frogger or Mario on the Wii. You have to dodge the motorbikes and the cars. There are no stop lights and no crosswalks. You just start walking! The picture is a man on a motor bike moving his mattress! He almost bumped into our ride. Hope this makes you smile. We love you! We are praying for you and can't wait to squeeze you so tight!!

xoxox
MamaLaurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-5097627744058467652010-02-16T06:16:00.000-08:002010-02-16T06:39:01.164-08:00Tuesday Feb 16Wow...we are in our room a little sooner tonight! 9pm!

Another amazing day today...I only had 1 moment of crying and then felt better. ;) It is all so amazing here. I was able to be with the 11 year old girl during the ablation and was able to pray for her as well. The procedure went very well and we even went to several villages with the local Dr. after the procedure. What an experience....so many beautiful people. We saw a huge Buddhist temple and were even able to go inside and listen to the monks pray and feel my heart ache as I listened to their empty words. They were chanting over a man who felt like he had done wrong, and needed more luck in life. My heart was crying for him to know the only one who could give him hope. His eyes were so sad....

The drive through the villages was crazy and fun all at the same time. A herd of the skinniest cows I have ever seen were running through the streets causing motorbikes to swerve and cars to honk their horns so loud. I closed my eyes several times and prayed to stay alive as we drove. ;) We stopped at several little homes to buy mango and pineapple. The children were so beautiful, so precious. They all shouted out, "Hello" in the sweetest voices. I wanted to scoop them all up. We took some amazing pictures..I will post once we are back in the land of fast internet!

We got a call on the way back into the city that the little girl we operated on this morning, was now back in the same heart rhythm that we thought was fixed earlier in the day. The ride home was very quiet as we all tried to figure out what was the next step for her. I looked into her eyes just hours before and told her it was "all gone". She was so happy. Please pray for a miracle tonight...we do not have any more pediatric equipment to use for her tomorrow. They can use an adult version, but it may not be as effective. Pray she is healed and that she doesn't need another ablation.

God is teaching us so much...none of this is about us. This is all for Him....everything we do should be for Him and not for our own comforts. We have been given so much and there is much that is required from us. The cry of my heart is to remain uncomfortable and be ruined for the ordinary. God is so near...we are so honored to be a part of what He is doing with these wounded people. He longs to bring them comfort and hope.

My head is literally spinning now...hmm so is the room! Must be time for bed. I know there will be more stories tomorrow. As you start your Tuesday and we end ours, I am praying for thankful and full hearts for all of us.

Love you,
J&L

R,O,Z,& L,

We are so proud of you and know God is hearing you pray for us. We can't wait to tell you more amazing stories and kiss your sweet faces. You would be proud of mama today...I ate some crazy things today! I ate tiny shrimp from a roadside stand, frog legs and a bite of tiny fried frogs! We have pictures. You would love the kids here...they run around in bear feet and love to smile. Keep praying for us and know how much we love you. xoxLaurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-72738497427696702562010-02-15T06:52:00.000-08:002010-02-15T07:00:30.569-08:00MondayIt is almost 10pm here on the 15th and we are finally getting showers and ready to go to bed. It has been an incredibly intense and emotional day. I am not sure we have any words to adequately describe what we have seen today. I was in the Post OP area all day and was a part of teaching some amazing students as well as a witness to the most horrible conditions I have ever seen. Josh was a part of history today...the first cardiac ablation in Cambodian history. This was a successful procedure and Josh as well as the Cardiologist from Denver said this was something they would never even try to do in Denver.

I know there will be more words tomorrow....much to process. The internet connection is so slow that I am unable to download pictures. I hope to get to wifi tomorrow and post some pictures. There are 2 more ablations tomorrow and I will go with Josh in the morning then hopefully to L&D soon. The needs are so great that they are putting the nurses where the most critical cases are. I know God is so near...keep praying for strength. We are exhausted, but so in awe of our amazing God.

Mom, kiss the kids for us and give them all an extra long squeeze. We miss them, but know they are being well taken care of. Gina, we will skype with you sometime Tuesday your time. We'll try before the boys go to school.

Thank you again so much for praying...we can so feel the prayers.

Love you,
L & JLaurahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-65835740368431101112010-02-14T04:32:00.000-08:002010-02-14T04:44:09.659-08:00We are here!Hello and good morning to you! It is 715pm here on the 14th and oh my we are soooo tired! We arrived in Phnom Penh, a huge blast of heat and humidity, around 1 this afternoon and have already been to the clinic as well as the heart hospital. The people are beautiful and I wanted to scoop up the people I saw in the ICU and pray for them to be healed. They Drs are doing an amazing job, just not enough training or resources for them. We had a meeting at 430pm tonight and met 21 precious med students and nurses. They go to med school right out of high school, at age 16 and then have 4-6 years of training and then are on their own. I nearly fainted when the directors told us we will be training the med students this week. We each have our own student who will shadow us wherever we are working. Pray for me to remember everything I have ever learned...big enough request? Just typing that out makes me cry and feel scared all at the same time. They are so hungry for information and I don't know if I can do all of that. I know God will give me the right words and I am praying for opportunities to share about Jesus too.

Josh will be in the cath lab all day tomorrow....the Dr this afternoon was so proud to show us "his" lab and all of the equipment. Pray everything works the way it should. They are doing 2 very risky procedures tomorrow and have 28 cases lined up for the 7 days we are here.

I will be working in the post op recovery tomorrow and go to L&D on Tuesday. I know I will be more comfortable in L&D.

I think we are going to try to sleep soon....we have to be in a meeting and report at 6am!!!

For some reason I can't get email to send so here is a note for the kids....

We saw a lady on a motorcycle carrying a dead chicken, a huge cockroach in the hospital, a huge snail on a tree and a skinny kitty in the hall of the hospital too! Roark & Oliver, we had fried chicken tonight...they brought out a whole chicken on a plate...even the head. Zoe & Lucy, we ate dinner in a restaurant that had pink and read tables and beautiful yellow chairs. Don't worry I didn't eat the chicken...I am having a pop tart now. We love you so much...sing loud for mommy at church today and don't forget to pray for us. Xoxo

Love to you all,

L

PS- Julie thanks so much for your notes...love them! Just what I needed today. XoxoLaurahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-20934745974646875632010-02-13T16:35:00.000-08:002010-02-13T16:39:47.531-08:00In Taipei, TaiwainFeb 14 at 530am- Somewhere above the ocean

We are about 30 min from landing in Taipei!!! A long 14 hour flight in big comfy seats and not much sleep for me. Josh slept most of the flight!

The lights came on a while ago and we had breakfast….Chinese Porridge! It was rice with a consistency like oatmeal with white fish on top. There was a bean and onion salad to put on top too. I ate most of mine and Josh ate the fruit and bread. For once I was more adventurous than he was.

Friday afternoon we met our team of people at DIA and watched as 48 bags and medical equipment was loaded onto the conveyer belt. We are praying everything arrives safely. I know the hospital staff in Cambodia are so anxious to get the cardiac lab set up and start treating the patients.

I am so excited to meet and see the people there…my heart is pounding and I want to get my feet on the ground. I would love to brush my teeth too!

Thank you so much for praying for us and for our team as well. We did talk to our kids last night, or whenever that was ;) They sounded good, my sweet girls burst into tears as soon as they heard my voice. Please keep praying for their hearts. I know God is going to do great things in their hearts this week as well.

I will try to update tonight when we get settled into our hotel. I will have pictures too.

We love you all,
Laura

PS- 0830 on Feb 14

We are now sitting at the gate with wifi! We had noodles and dumplings at a great place in the airport. The airport is like a huge mall...even a Bobbi Brown counter. The people are so friendly and beautiful. We are waiting to take of for Cambodia in about 30 min. Thanks so much for praying...we are peaceful with very expectant hearts! xoxLaurahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6580982928001801349.post-52143915639954751392010-02-09T20:56:00.000-08:002010-02-09T20:58:15.414-08:0048 hours until take offWe are almost packed....only a few more things to get together for the kids and our hearts are so full!

Next time I update we will be on our way!Laurahttp://email@example.com


text:
Harvard University From the SelectedWorks of LissaCoffey
Summer October 17, 2016
27 Biggest Credit Card Debt Myths Busted INFOGRAPHIC Lissa Coffey
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons CC_BY-SA International License.
Available at: https://works.bepress.com/lissacoffey/16/
27 Biggest
Myth #1: Making the minimum payment is enough. Myth #2: The 0 percent introductory APR lasts forever. Myth #3: Opening a new credit card will hurt your credit score for a long time. Myth #4: You must carry a balance in order to improve your credit score.
Myth #5: Having many credit cards proves you have good credit.
Myth #6: Anyone can get their credit card balance cut in half for any reason. Myth #7: I have to pay upfront for debt settlement and the debt settlement company controls my money Myth #8: If I don't settle, the debt stays forever. Myth #9: Debt settlement and bankruptcy are my only options when I can't pay. Myth #10: When the negotiations are done, I'll be out of debt. Myth #11: Once a credit score is bad, it can never be rebuilt.
Myth #12: Checking a credit report will hurt your score. Myth #13: Credit is what got Americans into the current financial mess. Myth #14: Finding a 20% off deal on that purchase, putting it on your card and paying the minimum next month is smart. Myth #15: Getting a bank loan to pay off my high interest card debt is easy. Myth #16: Credit card debt is something to be ashamed of.
Myth #17: Credit Card Interest Accrues Immediately After Purchase Myth #18: Using an overdraft is expensive… Myth #19: "I'm only responsible for half my joint debts… Myth #20: The government owns the credit bureaus.… Myth #21: The credit bureaus report people as having either good or bad credit…
Myth #22: If bills aren't paid on time because a consumer believes the bill is incorrect, the consumer can't be held accountable.… Myth #23: Moving credit card balances around will help hide any debt.… Myth #24: Not paying my credit card bill can land me in jail .… Myth #25: "If I don't keep up with my mortgage repayments, I'll lose my home...... Myth #26: Good credit is tied to how much money a consumer has.......
Myth #27: Once bankrupt, always bankrupt….... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Credit Card Bills Consolidation Pay Off Your Credit Card Debt Credit Card Hardship Program Credit Counseling For Debt Relief Student Loan Debt Consolidation Credit Card Negotiation Tips Credit Card Specialists Best Ways To Consolidate Student Loans Credit Card Consolidation Debt Consolidation Debt Consolidation Pros and Cons Credit Card Debt Settlement Process Credit Card Debt Management Zombie Debt
Credit cards, like any financial product, seem to create a certain amount of anxiety for people. There are myths and rumors running rampant...
Published on Oct 17, 2016
Credit cards, like any financial product, seem to create a certain amount of anxiety for people. There are myths and rumors running rampant...


text:
Image source: Makeameme.org This could easily be one of the most intense, confusing and heated discussions that you could get into when talking about marketing. Misinterpreting these two terms seems to the norm and companies truly struggle in separating the two. As a professional in any field if you manage to master and differentiate these two concepts you are definitely setting yourself and your organization up for success. So let's start from basics:.. Read More
3 countries, many networks.
Having lived in 3 different countries and then trying to review and analyze my network in Facebook was a big challenge for me. It is save to say that these three countries have definitely shaped me in different and positive ways. I have had to learn over and over again how to create new networks and to start from zero. Nonetheless, I believe that one of the most important parts of this, it's.. Read More
Unlocking the power of social media
Social media is the 'tiny elephant' in almost every company and organization today. It has been seen as a necessary evil because it is a new tool, where the lines of right and wrong simply seem to blur, it's understandable that some organizations are exhibiting caution. Social media is, to say the least, a tool that can either make or break us, and this statement applies not only to the businesses but for.. Read More


text:
19 October 2009
12 comments:
GORGEOUS, holy cow.ReplyDelete
I've never thought of a sarcophagus as a refrigerator before.ReplyDelete
On the other hand, my sarcophagus does keep my lager cans really cold so it makes complete sense.
Ack. Hang in there.ReplyDelete
The light of day brings a new perspective.ReplyDelete
As you were mesmerized by the flame of the candle, I was mesmerized by your writing. Haunting and sad.ReplyDelete
The flame of the candle is beautiful, no doubt. But it is weak. It is easily snuffed out by a thumb and forefinger pinch while the flame within the Ghost burns on.ReplyDelete
The candle flame dances low and alone now but remember that where there is one flame another will eventually grow and join the first making the soul bright and warm once again.ReplyDelete
Ok, you know I think your writing is fantastic, so I'm going to jump ahead and ask you what kind of wine you were drinking in the tub with your Danielle Steele and scented candels?ReplyDelete
this reminds me, in a very good way, of my favorite adrienne rich poem Song...the last stanza of which reads,ReplyDelete
If I'm lonely
it's with the rowboat ice-fast on the shore
in the last red light of the year
that knows what it is, that knows it's neither
ice nor mud nor winter light
but wood, with a gift for burning.
I know the ghost wishes it could feel the scorching heat, if only for a moment.
Trust that the flame inside you will burn brightly again...and also that the fridge is not King Tut.ReplyDelete
You are totally awesome and I could see every word you wrote.
I think that the Ghost will burn bright again. This too shall pass.ReplyDelete
"Let your laws come undone
Don't suffer your crimes
Let the love in your heart take control..."
-'The Hair Song', by Black Mountain
Tell me what is in your heart...


text:
Stallions Auto Sales in Birmingham, AL
Share |
On this page you can find detailed information about the company Stallions Auto Sales in Birmingham, AL.
The following is provided current addresses and telephone numbers of all branches car dealer Stallions Auto Sales, and using the card, you can easily locate it visually. Also on the page provides information on dealer Stallions Auto Sales in other cities in the Alabama.
Dealer Info:
|(205) 733-0000
|2025 Valleydale Rd, Birmingham, AL - 35244 - 3524 near Intown Suites (southpark Dr)


text:
Here is a link I ran across on another board I go to: Free Rice .
It is a site by the world poverty organization where you play a little vocabulary game and for every word you get correct they will donate 10 grains of rice to the United Nations for starving countries.
Kinda fun, I just donated 240 grains whoo hoo. And don't worry there are not signups or personal information to give them, Just Play.
A Conversation With My Son
5 weeks ago


text:
Thank you for visiting today. If this is your first visit, take your time and look around. I have plenty of information and resources available to you. If you are a return visitor, thank you. I would love to hear from you and tell you how I can serve all your real estate needs.
Sold for $219,900 on Oct 20, 2017
This one's special! One owner all brick that has been updated & maintained! Amazing features like spacious kitchen w Corian counter tops & appliances, living room w/ ventless fr pl, fam/rec room upstairs, HUGE TWO STORY FOUR car tandem garage & a large master suite w full bath, walk in closet and sky lites. Tons of closets & storage! Entertain easy here w/ covered front porch, huge wood deck & an in ground pool! Note 1/2 acre yard w full rear privacy fence too! Close to busline, schools.


text:
Click on Thumbnails to see full size images.
Please note that over time links change or are no longer online. This is known as link rot or
link decay.
As such, links may appear that were valid originally, but no longer are.
Images that the Drudge Report links to often expire
after several weeks, consequently we usually only display the original link, not the images
after serveral weeks. You can still click on the link to see if the original image is still available.
DrudgeReportArchive.com © 2018 [DMCA]
CT Inc.
Tag cloud phrases:black church burns south case reported charleston church church burns church shooting coach report fire coach meningitis case princeton verdict report seventh reported princeton seventh black seventh day seventh meningitis seventh team since charleston south since team fire verdict seventh


text:
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Tessa & Bryce
1 comment:
- mom/caryn said...
It just looks so odd to see people in shorts and flip flops.
We're still in flannel shirts and mud boots. Curses...
You make it mighty tempting to throw a sack of feed in the chicken coop, call on a neighbor to feed our trusty guard dog (guard dog... ho ho ha ha hee hee hee...hee... deep breath holding sides. that's a good one) But, I digress...
Your posts do make one lean towards hopping on Aloha Airlines and joining in the fun.
We'll hold that thought. Makes our snowy spring almost bearable.
Good times with kith and kin are the only things that I can seem to think are important as the aging process grasps me ever tighter in it's clutches. It's been such a delight to see how you enjoy family... and how you enjoy sharing the adventure and beauty available in your new home with them.
Keep on living your life just as you are, Summer. You and Thad have it right! God will bless you with all the dreams of your heart... in time. I'm so very proud of you both.
- April 17, 2009 at 12:47 PM


text:
Maidstone – Arts & Entertainment – Landmarks
I think the most important thing to say about Leeds Castle is that it's in Kent … and nowhere near the better-known Leeds, in Yorkshire!
Another point is that it isn't a ruin; it's livable-in, if not actually lived in. So, it's more like a Stately Home than a castle. There's very little to see here in the way of weaponry and armour … I don't think it was ever attacked or laid siege to.
For me, the best point is the extensive gardens … which, if you don't want to walk all that way, you can view from a 'land train'.
And, if you live in England, read the fine print on your ticket, and don't throw it away. It's good for re-entry for a year and a day after its initial purchase!
Check out my review of English Heritage: Leeds Castle – I am nomadkeith – on Qype


text:
After fulfilling the stiff requirements of SGNIC, Exabytes Network (Singapore) Is Now Officially SGNIC Accredited Registrar!
Online PR News – 19-April-2014 – Singapore – SINGAPORE − Established on the promise of providing the most comprehensive web hosting solutions to its clients, The Exabytes Group of Companies is today one of the top IT establishments in Southeast Asia. In 2010, the group's new division, Exabytes Network (SG) Pte Ltd started to serve its customers in Singapore, providing various services such as Singapore domain registrations, shared hosting, dedicated server hosting and lately, cloud hosting and Easy.my, an all-in-one multi-platform E-Commerce solution which allows anyone to sell and buy online easily.
Having served over thousands of happy local customers in the past four years, Exabytes Network (SG) Pte Ltd was recently awarded the accreditation by SGNIC as an accredited registrar. "We are extremely delighted by the accreditation. As a SGNIC accredited registrar, we will be receiving the most accurate and updated information on SG domain registrations, including the attractive promotions and offers on SG domains, which is certainly very much beneficial to our customers," Exabytes Business Development Manager Roger Lew was quoted as saying. Roger later revealed his excitement over the bigger role of Exabytes Singapore in boosting the E-Commerce industry of the country after obtaining the accreditation. In Singapore, SGNIC accredited registrars must fulfill the stiff requirements set by the corporation and are thus better trusted by local customers.
About SGNIC
Established in October 1995 with the purpose of administering the Internet domain name space in Singapore, SGNIC has helped to register over 150,000 Singapore domains in the past 19 years. The corporation which had previously held numerous CNY HongBao Promos provides services such as domain registrations for .SG, .COM.SG, .EDU.SG, .ORG.SG, .GOV.SG, .NET.SG, etc.
About The Exabytes Group of Companies
As one of the leading Web, Cloud and eCommerce Hosting Companies in Southeast Asia, Exabytes is in its 13th year of operation and specializes in providing web hosting services to small and medium sized businesses, individuals and SOHO. With deep understanding on the business requirements for online set-up and E-Commerce, Exabytes offers the clients an end-to-end Web-hosting solution which is unmatched by its competitors ranging from Cloud hosting, eCommerce applications, marketing engine, and dedicated network systems and more.
Exabytes' core business offerings include shared Web-hosting, dedicated server hosting, reseller hosting, Cloud hosting, SSL web certification, Virtual Private Servers (VPS), Content Delivery Network (CDN), server management, EBuzzzz Email/Voice/SMS, TRUSTe Privacy Services, server co-location, domain registration, Website design, etc. Its commitments to customers cover 24x7x365 professional technical support, 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee, 100-Day Money Back, 99.9% Network Uptime and 99.5% Server Uptime Guarantee. For partner benefits and details of other promotions and products of the Exabytes Group of Companies, please visit http://www.exabytes.sg or email email@example.com.


text:
On the 30th of July room 10 played around with the paragraph.
"The house was dark. It was scary there was noises. There was a storm. Lucy could see to beady eyes ahead".
We brianstormed a list of words that were more descriptive eg.... Noises /scampering. We then re wrote the paragraph.
Here are 3 of the paragraphs room 10 has done.
"There were horrible scampering and scurrying sounds coming from the run down old house. Out side there was a colossal storm brewing. Lucy started to see to 2 beady eyes gleaming at her. Dum Dum Dum". By Tyla and Saro.
"The run down old house was pitch when. Lucy entered the house there was horrible scampering and scurrying sounds while the colossal storm was brewing. Lucy saw 2 beady eyes gleaming ahead of her". By Antonia and Jade.
"The run down old house was pitch black and filled with not only the sounds of the pounding rain on the roof but strange scampering and scurrying sounds was where Lucy entered 2 beady eyes gleaming ahead piercing her very soul". By Danielle.S and Jessica.
Report by Antonia
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
|Click to enlarge
and give us your opinion
SPAIN The Spanish media has been attacking the taste of the country's Olympics costumes since they were presented to the public a few days ago. One blogger says he is ashamed of them, for instance. But most of the criticism is centred on the tracksuit. The Spanish Olympic Committee commissioned the Russian design company Bosco Sport, which, says the committee, was designed and made 'at no cost and with a guarantee of quality'. Just as well, says the media, because if they had charged for it, it should go to court. It's as well to remember that the uniforms will be worn by the likes of Rafa Nadal and Pau Gasol, two of the top sports personalities in the world. So far, neither they, nor any other top athletes, have commented publicly on the subject.>>>
Many of the comments in the media use the word hortera, which means something like tacky, or naff. One of them says that the tracksuit jacket looks like a bad tattoo; another points out that the yellow design has nothing to do with Spanish culture - though there are those who say it is a very bad imitation of a bullfighter's costume, a connection that most fail to see.
The social media had a surfeit of commentary on the subject that has now died down a bit, though it was a trending topic on Twitter for several days, apparently. Many of the comments there said that it wasn't so much the design on the jacket as the fact that you could find something similar at any local shop or at a street market, possibly even of better quality.
The controversy hs in fact reached the Chamber of Deputies, through the good offices of its smallest party, UPyD. There are questions awaiting answers as to why the design was commissioned to a foreign company when the Asociación Española de Moda had proposed a design competition. But the present government would be unable to offer any explanations s the decisions were made by the previous government, which, incidentally, had a record of commissioning the Spanish uniforms for Beijing 2008 to a Chinese designer Li-Ning.
The fear is that Spain's athletes will look ridiculous, especially in the knowledge that the US team will be dressed by Ralph Lauren, the Italians by Armani and Prada, and the UK's by Stella McCartney.


text:
Christmas Party Season
The Jr. High ended their Christmas progressive dinner at our house last night, beginning the wonderful round of Christmas parties and meals for the next two weeks. Martha made a big chocolate fudge desert with peppermint ice cream topping and home-made hot chocolate. We sugared their systems into the middle of this week! But it was really fun on several levels: our son Luke is with us and his interaction with Lisa and the leaders was fun to watch, hosting the students was a privilege, to watch them just hang out with each other and interact in an unstructured setting (unlike confirmation and worship), and then to be a participant with them in a silly white-elephant gift exchange was really fun. At the end of the evening, parents came to the house to pick up their children and we had a good chance to just visit with them and hang out.
I need these unstructured structures when I am not on a performance schedule and I can listen and relax. The only problem is that they usually come with foods, wonderful, calorie-filled foods!


text:
Tuesday, June 06, 2006
Personal Apocalypse
When I woke up, I was a little surprised to feel a slight twinge in my right ankle. I walked on it for a bit; it felt a little like a sprain. I paid it no further attention, and packed for the weekend.
We drove out early the next morning. When I stepped out of the car, my ankle really gave me the business. And so it went for the rest of the weekend: walking was incredibly painful, but by Monday the pain was beginning to let up a wee bit.
I mulled over my condition. I try not to worry or whinge, so I chalked it down to just one more early indignity I'm slated to suffer as I grow older. Some sort of arthritis, maybe. Or ... gout? Something manageable, at any rate.
We returned home, my computer crashed, and while I waited for the new one, I picked up books I'd put off. Easing back into bed one night, I grazed through an essay by a fellow Menno, who was trying to account for a sudden mistrust of air travel. He searched the far reaches of his consciousness for the reason, wondered about that Australian athlete who died from a blood clot in his leg, then rejected that notion for ... Oh dear Lord!! BLOOD CLOT!!!
That night proved to be grimly curious. Facing my potentially near-immediate departure from this Vale of Tears, I did some quick accounting of unfinished business. Relationships came under intense scrutiny, and with the scales now torn from my eyes I silently acknowledged numerous instances of incredibly selfish behaviour -- so many times when I asserted what I'd thought was my justifiable right, deliberately ignoring or even pointedly wounding someone I loved. I mulled over what I needed to say, to whom, and how. Creating this ledger had a strangely pacifying effect on my nerves, and I eventually fell into a restive sleep.
When I woke up, I got started on my mission. Three weeks later, I'm still at it, albeit with a steady decline in my zeal. The sawbones dismissed out-of-hand my fear of clotting, and suggested it was almost certainly muscular strain of some kind, but sent me to the x-ray room to check for hairline fractures. It's been a very slow, but steady, improvement (thanks for asking).
I indulge in this bit of hand-wringing because today is The Day of the Beast -- June 6, 2006, or 06/06/06, or 666 -- a day of significance to those of us who either take ourselves (and our Apocalyptic Literature) way too seriously, or conversely possess a particularly impish sense of humour. The Apocalypse of St. John The Divine meant the world to me in my youth; I read it as a 12-year-old, and I've yet to shake the sense that there's a global catastrophe lurking just beyond my doorstep. Conversely, and predictably enough, I now have a finely-tuned knee-jerk impatience whenever such Radical Cosmic Conversion scenarios are proposed in my vicinity. If you want to get me raving, ply me with a few drinks, then ask me what I think of the LaHaye/Jenkins juggernaut. Or Vernor Vinge's Singularity.
Oh, right -- you've caught me in the throes of an unselfish makeover, so let me save you some time and money: I fucking hate that shit.
Notwithstanding the social historical origins of Apocalyptic Literature, I think the broad religious appeal of apocalyptic scenarios stems from a deep impatience with other people -- and, dare I say, with God. Historically, apoca-lit is born in times of horrific persecution -- Revelation is a letter to a Church facing almost certain extinction, telling the Faithful that all physical evidence to the contrary, they, and not their persecutors, are the ones on the winning side of the equation. When your sons are being wrapped in tallow and lit like marshmallows, and your daughters are subjected to worse, you can be forgiven a little panicky impatience with the Divine. But what happens when the immediate threat disappears, our wealth and influence grow, and our baseline disenchantment with our compromised (or "fallen") existence remains? We are Believers, we've already recognized our need for change; why don't The Others? What's it going to take for Them to recognize the error of their ways? An Apocalypse, that's what (and isn't Apocalyptica, and the recognition of Other People's maddening error-ridden ways what Metal is all about?).
This all sits very close to the surface for me, what with the recent arrests of some local Muslims apparently intent on doing massive, grievous harm. Our nation's authorities are going out of their way to say this plot was in no way "religiously motivated", so I'm compelled to see-saw in the other direction. I figure you can be a Muslim, a Christian, a Jew, a Buddhist -- or, for that matter, an environmentalist, an animal-rights activist, yea even a Norwegian Black-Metal guitarist -- and be desirous of someone else's violent, Apocalyptic confrontation with "reality". Impatience and religious certitude will get you to that spot very quickly.
Perhaps this is just my impatience with the impatience of others, but I stare at this foot of mine that looks so normal and yet gives me such grief, and I get to wondering: why can't these personal apocalypses -- the twinge in the ankle, the lumps beneath the skin -- be enough? Attend to them in your own life and the lives of others if you want to be any good in this world, and give the doom and gloom and the violent conversion stories a break. See if that doesn't bring about a wee "singularity" of sorts.
But what do I know? Maybe you're still impatient. Fine, then: bang your head and wave the horns. Just please wear earplugs. As for me, I'd like to think I'm at my best when I take myself way too seriously and possess an impish sense of humour, so today when I can take a break from my gloriously unselfish behavior, I'll be watching Metal: A Headbanger's Journey and Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music?
Oh, and one more thing: the actual "number of the Beast" is 616.
10 comments:
- Scott said...
Uh-oh, Darrell, today is some kind of cosmic shift, as you and I have switched places!! You're wringing your hands about the Imminent End of the World while I'm writing 1500 words in praise of a priest. If this is Freaky Tuesday, you'll have to be Jodie Foster.
I like your end bit, though -- I too take the End Times seriously AND have an impish sense of humour -- so it looks like I'll have to sit and write about that gay apocalypsist who scared me a decade back...
- 3:17 pm
- FreeThinker said...
6-6-06. This is fun, but in a make-fun-of-the-superstitious-people kind of way. Of course, there's no such thing as gods, demons, angels, ghosts, et cetera.
- 3:18 pm
- DarkoV said...
Ellen Aitken, a professor of early Christian history at McGill University, said the discovery appears to spell the end of 666 as the devil's prime number. (from your link)
Leave it to a McGillicuddy to ruin a perfect run of 666. So it seems all my missives to the Dark Side beseeching bad times on my enemies have been misaddressed as "666 Satan's Way".
I'm sure he didn't even bother with a forwarding address.
On the bright side, glad to hear that you're up and about and just slightly off-kilter due to the Aging Heebie-Jeebies.
ps. What is it about your Word Verification, WP? You've got the longest one going, running just short of 12 letters. Seeking extra protection due to 6/06/06?
- 3:26 pm
- Whisky Prajer said...
Scott - you've at least got an excuse: you got paid for it. Between that and the fact that it's a legitimate story, you're covered.
freethinker - thanks for dropping by, but be forewarned: by your lights I am most assuredly superstitious! I sincerely hope that doesn't prevent you from returning.
DV - hmm, 12 letters you say? I was shooting for 18...
- 3:54 pm
- Trent Reimer said...
Was it Coburn whose post 9/11 song included the refrain "Everbody wants to see justice done... on somebody else!"?
- 6:21 pm
- Whisky Prajer said...
If it's Bruce you refer to, I expect that's close to the mark. A similar lyric from "All Our Dark Tomorrows":
There's a parasite feeding on
Everybody's bag of rage
What goes out returns again
To smite the mouth and burn the page
Under the rain of all our dark tomorrows
- 10:17 pm
- Cowtown Pattie said...
"Oh, and one more thing: the actual "number of the Beast" is 616."
I just heard 'bout dat on NPR, the best harbinger of apocalyptic news.
Such deep thoughts, Jack Handy. All brought on by a sprained ankle? At any rate, it brought out the lively muse your blogging audience loves!
Hope psyche, soul, ankle and all are on the mending bright side.
- 11:28 am
- Whisky Prajer said...
Thank you - and be assured there will be no forthcoming meditations on hangnails or ingrown whiskers.
- 7:05 am
- dan h. said...
You wrote:
"I fucking hate that shit." (LaHaye/Jenkins/Vinge's)
Oh how I wish I could use those exact words to my congregation sometimes.
peace; and glad you're just getting old like me.
- 10:15 am
- Whisky Prajer said...
Thanks for weighing in on that particular line, Preacher Dan, because truth be told, I'm still enough of my mother's son to feel a twinge of guilt before I hit "publish" on this piece.
- 7:15 pm


text:
Life is so unpredictable. At times this seems bad, but overall, it is very good indeed.
"threshold of uncertainty"
I step reluctantly into the darkness
-----into the terrifying beauty of the swirling
-----------black abyss
-----known only to the Three
Uncertainty consumes my heart
Had I not once been assured of where this path led?
----Yet now here I stand
-------in the threshold of an ebony somber
And ever so silent
-------------------never revealing its long-kept secrets
------I tremble
------------I want to run to the familiar pains
------------------of things since revealed
------of a generosity too great, too soon, too certain
Yet my feet are forced to walk forward
----------further and further
-------------------------------into the night
Why do I fear?
---------Was it not You who created the darkness?
--------------------pronouncing it good
------Have You not promised to guide my steps?
----------------never allowing me to fall
Hide my inhibitions from me
----------------------walk by my side
---Help me to embrace the night
-------I cannot face the unknown without You
Jesus, please help me during these changing times in my life. May I remember that my plans are not as wonderful as Yours. Keep me always at Your side. May my love for You increase with each passing moment. Jesus I trust in You.


text:
Uh, oh. He's at it again.
Rockwell the dog (or a reasonable facsimile) seen last week with a snoot full of fireworks, surfaced this week with his head in a refrigerator and rear end saluting the ceiling, looking for a mid-afternoon snack and making a spectacular mess.
The nosy beast, according to Reporter cartoonist and artist Peter Waldner, who should know, will be apearing in other surprising locations around the Island.
Watch this space as we track Rockwell's progress, all leading to the annual ArtSI studio tour scheduled for August 19 and 20.
For more information, visit artsi.info.


text:
Full The Forbidden Room in HD VideoNow you can watch full The Forbidden Room in best video format with duration 128 Min and has been launched in 2015-10-07 with MPAA rating is 1.
- Original Title : The Forbidden Room
- Movie title in your country : The Forbidden Room
- Year of movie : 2015
- Genres of movie : Romance, Comedy, Drama, Mystery,
- Status of movie : Released
- Release date of movie : 2015-10-07
- Companies of movie : Buffalo Gal Pictures, PHI Film,
- Countries of movie : Canada,
- Language of movie : English,
- Durationof movie : 128 Min
- Average vote of movie : 4
- Youtube ID of movie :
- Translation of movie : EN,
- Actors of movie :Roy Dupuis (), Clara Furey (), Louis Negin (), Udo Kier (), Gregory Hlady (), Mathieu Amalric (), Noël Burton (), Geraldine Chaplin (), Paul Ahmarani (), Caroline Dhavernas (), Jacques Nolot (), Slimane Dazi (), Maria de Medeiros (), Charlotte Rampling (), Victor Andres Turgeon-Trelles ()
Movie plot of The Forbidden Room :
Free The Forbidden Room in HD Format with movie synopsis "A submarine crew, a feared pack of forest bandits, a famous surgeon, and a battalion of child soldiers all get more than they bargained for as they wend their way toward progressive ideas on life and love." in best quality. Watch full The Forbidden Room in Top Video Format by viewing the download link.
Enjoy movie with title The Forbidden Room full and free movie streaming in high quality. Watch full with title The Forbidden Room free an fun at here. Right now, you is able to see that hundreds a large number of people trying to find free The Forbidden Room movie and watch it on their sweat home with connection to the internet. End up being happy, you may reach tons of pleased members that became fed up with waiting for dvds within the mail, and you can now watch without cost The Forbidden Room. You can obtain new on the net movie, and Download full it free of charge in our site. It's fast, effortless, free and additionally to try. Streaming now The Forbidden Room on-line movie without having downloading. You can view online video streaming with HD high quality in 128 Min length. Observe trailer movie plus full movie of The Forbidden Room go through the button below to observe these video.
... Free Streaming The Forbidden Room in High Definition Format 720p ...
Director : Guy Maddin, Director : Evan Johnson, Writer : Guy Maddin, Writer : Evan Johnson, Cinematography : Benjamin Kasulke, Cinematography : Stéphanie Anne Weber Biron, Writer : Robert Kotyk, Editor : John Gurdebeke, Music : Galen Johnson, Music : Guy Maddin, Music : Jason Staczek, Production Design : Galen Johnson, Additional Writing : John Ashbery, Additional Writing : Kim Morgan
Of course, now you can view movie associated with The Forbidden Room entirely length and acquire the hyperlink to this flick The Forbidden Room in best video format.


text:
by: all1knew
Description: Hello all,
Here's your chance to pick up a beautiful and complete red SS fez. Textbook machine sewn insignia and complete with tassel. Cannot be upgraded.
Includes free shipping within the United States. If this sale is outside of the US we can split the shipping.
paypal.com is an option but I would prefer a Money Order.
Thank you for looking.
William Kramer
War Relics Militaria sales


text:
During the update, your computer will restart and you will briefly see a black screen. × My download lists My download lists enables you to create and save lists of drivers to Preparing to Download... Select type of offense: Offensive: Sexually explicit or offensive language Spam: Advertisements or commercial links Disruptive posting: Flaming or offending other users Illegal activities: Promote cracked software, or other illegal content You shall reproduce and include copyright and other proprietary notices on and in any copies of the Software. weblink
We're sorry, but we are unable to complete your request as this service is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later. You may make one copy of the Software solely for backup or archival purposes, or transfer it to a single hard disk or storage device provided you keep the copy solely Dell may modify the Software at any time with or without prior notice to you.
You may have selected some of these applications as part of the purchase of your computer. If you are an entity, you acknowledge that the individual accepting these terms has appropriate authority to do so and to bind you.Subject to the terms, conditions and limitations of this This may take a few minutes.
Learn more × What is a driver? Dell provides no assurance that you will receive advance notification of such activities or that your use of the Software will be uninterrupted or error free.OPEN SOURCE AND THIRD PARTY SOFTWAREThe You assume responsibility for selecting the Software to achieve your intended results, and for the use and results obtained from the Software. Dell 1710n Driver Windows 8 The update contains feature enhancements or changes that will help keep your system software current and compatible with other system modules (firmware, BIOS, drivers and software).
Dell may modify the Software at any time with or without prior notice to you. Dell 1710n Driver Windows 10 Removing the SoftwareIf you have any concerns about the terms of the Dell Software License Agreement or the Dell Privacy Statement, you may uninstall the program through Add/Remove Programs by following You may have selected some of these applications as part of the purchase of your computer. Important Terms and Conditions Relating to Privacy, Software Use, and Support - Please Read Carefully Please read the following terms and click "Yes, I Agree" if you agree to them.
If installation was successful, you will see the DSD icon in the Windows taskbar. Install Dell 1710 Printer Without Disk Learn more Drivers by Service Tag x Service Tag can be used to retrieve a list of the drivers for your system's factory-installed hardware, as well as any recommended updates for Learn more × Drivers by Service Tag Service Tag can be used to retrieve a list of the drivers for your system's factory-installed hardware, as well as any recommended updates for FireFox does not support this feature with a secure connection(https).
Please try again. Touch or click Printers. Dell Laser Printer 1710n Driver Windows 7 DELL, ON BEHALF OF ITSELF AND ITS SUPPLIERS, DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Dell 1710 Driver Mac Browse to the Dell Support site.
A problem was encountered. http://jcibook.net/dell-1710/dell-1710n-printer-driver-xp.html Shop Support Community My Account Shop Support Community ×Close Knowledge Base English العربية Česky Français Dansk Deutsch Español Suomi Italiano 日本語 한국어 Nederlands Norsk Polski Português 简体中文 Русский Svenska Türkçe Operating This Agreement covers all software ("Software") and any upgrades, updates, patches, hotfixes, modules, routines, feature enhancements and additional versions of the Software that replace or supplement the original Software (collectively "Updates") You may transfer the Software and all accompanying materials on a permanent basis as part of a sale or transfer of the Dell product on which it was preloaded by Dell, Dell 1710n Toner
Thank you. IN NO EVENT SHALL DELL OR ITS SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION OR OTHER Details Dell recommends applying this update during your next scheduled update cycle. check over here Except as prohibited by local law, this Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Texas, without regard to principles of conflicts of laws.
The update contains feature enhancements or changes that will help keep your system software current and compatible with other system modules (firmware, BIOS, drivers and software). Dell 1710n Manual French | Deutsch | Italian | Spanish | Norwegian | Dutch Dell driver download Models listDownload tipRequest driversContact Home » Dell 1710n Mono Laser Printer drivers » Dell 1710n Mono Laser Note that your submission may not appear immediately on our site.
Yes No Send us feedback Feedback shows invalid character, not accepted special characters are <> () \ Send Feedback Sorry, our feedback system is currently down. Optimize your system with drivers and updates. Dell Laser 1710/1710n printer supports Windows 7 Operating System; existing Vista driver is compatible with Windows 7More details Windows Vista (64-bit) Windows 7 (64-bit) Windows XP (32-bit)Windows XP (64-bit) 8.22 MB Dell 1710 Specs This warranty is limited to you and is not transferable.
Close Report Offensive Content If you believe this comment is offensive or violates the CNET's Site Terms of Use, you can report it below (this will not automatically remove the comment). Your Service Tag cannot be used to view recommended drivers for any hardware installed after purchase. This limited warranty is void if any media damage has resulted from accident, abuse, misapplication, or service or modification by someone other than Dell. this content Any such transfer must include the most recent update and all prior versions.
MD5: c74c19a0080d288d47905c25b42fcc42 SHA1: 51717995c69065008198dcf669464144341bf402 SHA-256: Not available By downloading, you accept the terms of the Dell Software License Agreement.


text: The company's doors are always wide open for associates with bright spirits, positive energy and enthusiasm, who are willing to actively participate and responsibly contribute to the development and improvement of the company's reputation. Applicants that are interested in the installation of PVC doors and windows throughout Serbia and Europe should contact us via the following email address: firstname.lastname@example.com. In addition, we occasionally employ associates in the production and sales areas, but also in other administrative tasks.


text:
This is what union support looks like:
A new USA Today/Gallup poll finds the public strongly opposes laws taking away the collective bargaining power of public employee unions as a way to ease state financial troubles: 61% would oppose a law in their state similar to one being considered in Wisconsin, compared with 33% who would favor such a law.
This is what solidarity looks like, in Boston, where about 1200-1500 were there in support of Wisconsin. About 10 supported the tea party and their union-busting governor, Scott Walker:


text:
From the desk of Matt Williams: Coming up this morning
You might want to get yourself a lawyer. A sentence that rarely leads to anything good. Unless, of course, you won the lottery. I'm typing this, clearly I didn't. For the Saints players mixed up in Bountygate though, it could mean criminal charges are on the way. How do you feel? Can that even be proved? South Louisiana will be in the spotlight tonight for another reason. Are you heading down to New Orleans for the championship game at the Dome tonight? Who do you have winning, Kentucky or Kansas? Check out our DOTD Traffic Watch cameras before hitting the road today to make sure there aren't any delays on your route. If you do run into any unusual traffic issues while on the roads, you can always see traffic on our WAFB app. Join us for 9NTM & The Early Edition beginning at 4:30 a.m.
High 84, Low 66
Areas of morning fog. Mostly cloudy with a 30% coverage of PM showers and t-storms.
Click here to get the full 7 day extended forecast from the WAFB Storm Team.
Don't forget to download our news and weather apps on your iPhone, iPad, Blackberry or Android OS so you have access to WAFB wherever you go. Current conditions; live radar; 10-day, detailed and hourly forecasts; as well as traffic, sports, video and more!
NFLPA hires lawyer for Saints players
Man stabbed near CATS bus terminal
Recall petitions filed against Jindal, Kleckley
Fire-damaged chemical plant hopes to reopen by May
Woman found shot to death on the side of the road
LSU Spring Game: White beats Purple 24-17
Sign up for afternoon newsletter
WAFB.com's Sudoku Puzzle of the Day is wildly popular and highly addictive! The objective is to fill a 9x9 grid so that each column, each row and each of the nine 3x3 boxes contain the digits from 1 to 9 only one time each. Today's free Sudoku puzzle is ready when you are! Click here to play now!
Challenging Crossword Puzzle Word Play comes in a new puzzle everyday ... and it's free from WAFB.com! Click here to play now!
What's your sign? WAFB.com brings the astrological universe to you for free every day. Click here to check out your horoscope now!
Click here for more news, weather and sports from Louisiana's News Channel ... WAFB TV.
844 Government Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
(225) 383-9999
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2018 Raycom Media. All Rights Reserved. For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service, and Ad Choices.


text:
DWG-Viewer 2008 2.50
A lite and fast dwg viewer, browse , view and print DWG, DXF files. Supports AutoCAD 2008 drawings. It supports hyperlink blocks as a powerful function. Involved quick dimension driver and markup saving options. 15 days FREE trial period for testing all of functions in this CAD viewer. It works with the terminal server systems, for instance Citrix, feel free email us for the pricing. Also, Print to scale is supported.


text:
Click the button below to add the Hosa Gxj 183 Audio Adapter, Stereo 1/4" Female to XLR Female to your wish list.
Balanced 1/4" Female to XLR Female.
We promise to never spam you, and just use your email address to identify you as a valid customer.
This product hasn't received any reviews yet. Be the first to review this product!


text:
Ukrainian Premier Yulia Tymoshenko has ordered a scheme to be drawn up so that early VAT reimbursements can be made to a number of enterprises in order for them to pay wage arrears to their employees, Interfax-Ukraine reported.
Tymoshenko called for the scheme at a conference call with the heads of Ukrainian regions on Tuesday.
"We will reimburse VAT ahead of time to enterprises that have arrears of wages and VAT debts. For this purpose, the enterprises will open a special account in the treasury," she said.
Tymoshenko noted disturbing figures in wage arrears at enterprises of all forms of ownership. She said that at present the total debt for wages was UAH 1.223 billion. According to Tymoshenko, from January 1 until March 1, the wage debt grew by 9%. The debt rose in 18 regions, and the largest debt growth was observed in Kyiv (45%).
Спасибо за Вашу активность, Ваш вопрос будет рассмотрен модераторами в ближайшее время


text:
Page Two
"And now you know the rest of the story..." Can you imagine what it would be like if our story was, "I was a liar, deceiver, thief, cheat, & addict...Thanks for letting me share." Imagine if it ended right there? Remember Paul Harvey, the famous radio personality? He would always finish a page of his commentary, and say, "Page 2!" If you remember him, you can hear his voice rise when he would say the number! When we turn our lives and wills over to Jesus' care and control – Jesus says, "Page 2!" It's not the end of the story – no matter how badly we've blown it. If we are still alive and breathing, there is always a fresh start – a new page & chapter to the unfinished book by His amazing grace, mercy and love. The next chapter of our story starts today. Our choices that we make, starting right now can help turn our life around. How do we do this? Because "in all things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us." Rom 8:37 How is your story changing for the better? Rodney Holmstrom


text:
I am embracing the Charlotte Mason method for homeschooling this year. If you don't know about her philosophies I would recommend checking out A Charlotte Mason Companion by Karen Andreola. Miss Mason's methods are simple yet deeply rooted.
One of her main ideas is learning through living books. A "living book" is a book written by a person who is passionate about the subject matter. They write is a very conversational style that pulls you into the subject and becomes emotional so that you can remember the facts. The books becomes "alive" in a sense.
Since my children are still very young (all 8 and under) we don't really do a formal history or science curriculum (which Miss Mason would say is unnecessary anyway). We read a lot of living books. We do this by incorporating books that are closely related to the subject matter we are studying at the time.
For instance, if we are studying the Revolutionary War, I would gather books about George Washington, Benedict Arnold, the War, etc. These books would be written so that the facts are laid out and there is no "twaddle". "Twaddle" is a term used for books that are full of worthlessness, junk, non-facts, and the such. Basically, if the book is "dumbed down" for the child, it is twaddle. Children can and will learn the most from books that are written without twaddle.
Many people have heard of living books but don't actually know much about them. In my home, we have a shelf of books that are not living books. These are books we read purely for entertainment purposes. I am not a Charlotte Mason purist in this sense. I do know many people who are and they would never allow a Star Wars book to be read by their children. But, my oldest son took off with his reading after picking up a Star Wars book. He devoured it and several others after. This gave me a foot-in on the living books later on. He wanted to read more so I gave him worthwhile books to fill his mind with.
History is a great subject to learn by using living books. You can also learn about science, math, religion, and much more strictly by using living books. It opens doors to read biographies, autobiographies, and more. Teaching using living books gives your child a sense of excitement about each subject as well as gets them connected with different people, cultures, and times.
I use living books to read aloud to my children each day. Living books are literature rich books that don't dumb down the language for certain ages. Children learn new words and expand their vocabulary simply by listening to me read to them each day. I have witnessed my children using big words in context because we just read about that word in a living book. I have also seen them want to dig deeper into certain historical subjects such as George Washington. We are taking a tour of the White House and Capital in October because of their peeked interest.
There are many websites available with lists of living books for each subject. You can use those as a guide and take it to the library or add to your home library by purchasing them on Rainbow Resource. They have a wonderful array of books to choose from and they are inexpensive.