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crite best + crite kurang best [cOlours of LiFe]
yg best.. alhamdulillah..
1. isnin, normal day. oh ya, forgot already, syamimi's n kak adila che rameli's birthday ~ syamimi is my good friend during primary school meanwhile the brilliant kak dila is my bedmate during 2005.
2. selasa, abnormal day. extragavanza 4 me. hehe.. 13 nov 1989 is my birthday. d day i was going to 18. a big girl already. ayh bawak kitorg makan2 kt tg lumpur.. hehehe..but abamir refused to join, got somewhat headache or stomach ache he told.(or maybe only an excuse 4 him to watch tv) meanwhile, dad's car also dont have enough space for him.hihi. (x.X)
3. -rabu, atikah dawam's 18 burfday. hihi. my junior one day.
– rabu juga,my dad and i were having mi calong for breakfast! weeeeeeeee~ after my motorcycle test was cancelled..
4. khamis, i've passed my second motorcycle test, praised to Allah.
5. – jumaat, i've passed my second car tet, praised to Allah. alhamdulillah 4 getting a sporting and considerable jpj tester, and 4 getting the courage and confident to drive.
-jumaat also, my roomie's burfday, siti nur aisyah. happy today aisyah!! hehehe.. she's a nice person and indeed she has many short stories to share. We,(azwar,liyana, and I) were pleaaasseeed to lend our ears everyday we came back from our holidae. hihi. also not forgotten, amal's birthday, hamdanian in my former school.
6. my bestie friend at SHAH, adibah will visit me here… she is in her way from perlis to rompin, pahang and decided to stop at kuantan, tomorrow. can't wait 4 tomorrooooooow!
7. 19th, next monday, zarifah's becoming burfday. she's now craving to see yunho oppa, dbsk or officially known as tvxq at tvxq concert soon on 24 nov( is this date is true,efa? hOh0) and, on 20th, his birthday, my long-dont-talk-to friend… heeeheeeheee
8. lastly, i realised that, i don't have to step anymore at PMC! muahahahahahahaha. leave d PMC as soon as possible is my target during the 3rd week of my holiday.hehehehe
9. gosh, already forgot this! (this will happened if u have too much to tell). I am so happy that finally i've found my recent car test card that flew in d air when i was riding motorcycle just now. i just lazy to stop my bike and just watch the card flew awayyyy~ (hehe, mentang2 la br pass exam). at last, after cikgu azmi said that d card was very important, i returned back to the road, and finally, the card were taken by a student who was orphan.( i know she is orphan because she was heading to orphanage). there were 4 of them. thank yoU soo0oO much adik2!praise 2 Allahoce again, alhamdulillah.
yg kurang best…
1. use my scholar money to pay for d vehicles retest. nearly rm300.. and the sum of all the payment is about rm 1800. nearly rm 2k.. fuiyoo0oo.. (fuyo2 sgtlah.. mcm air je.. org laen x **test pn, tp awk ye..)
2. terpaksa tunggu en boss sek mandu yg slalu lmbt dtg pmc.. penantian itu sungguh suatu penyeksaan.. cewahh.. haha..menguji kesabaran sungguh..
3. sew nenek's baju kurung not in correctly order. terkecik! even my grandma's is smaller than me, but i think d aju kurung is still small for her! and if i guess she will insist not to wear the baju kurung.. mom says.." ya Allah! kecik2! nenek awk mane pakai kecik2 ni.." heehee.. at d other hand, when she see d shining baju kurung at d first sight, she said, "waaaahh..cantiknye bju nenek.. berkilau2.." smbil tergelak2 kecil.
4. motorcycle test has to be postponed on wednesday. the enthusiasm to take the test that day was fleeting.
5. emm.. i can't think the next. okay..stopped here then .


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Job Search Email Etiquette
These days a lot of prospective employers communicate with applicants through email – we sure do! Everything you do during the job search is a chance to make an impression and can affect whether or not you get the position you've applied for. So while it may seem small, paying attention to how you're using email during your job search can have a huge impact. Here are some important things to pay attention to:
Your Email Account Name
Make sure you have an email account that is appropriate for business use. If your email account name includes anything inappropriate or is a long string of letter or numbers you might not be making the impression you want. And remember to never ever send emails from the email address you have for your current job!
Some people create a new email account just to use for their job search, that way they can ensure the account name is professional and that important job search emails don't get lost in their personal email account.
Email Subject Line
Never leave the subject line of your email blank, because people are less likely to open it, and it might end up in someone's spam filter. If you're not sure what the subject line should be, just make it the title of the position you're applying for. For example, "Commercial Lease Administrator Position." Sometimes it can also be helpful to include your name in the subject line.
Email Message Content
In any email that you send, state who you are, why you're sending the email, and your request. The more specific you can be while keeping the message to a reasonable length the better. At the end of the message be sure to say thank you and list how the person you're emailing can get in touch with you.
Email Signature
It's helpful to include an automatic signature in your email that lists your name and your contact information. Here is an example:
FirstName LastName
Email Address
Cell Phone
LinkedIn Profile (Optional)
Before sending an email to a prospective employer triple check everything! One mistake you never want to make is to misspell the name of the person you're sending the email to. Having typos, misspellings and grammatical errors in your email will definitely make the wrong impression.
A concise, professional email free of typos and grammatical errors is a great way to stand out during your job search!


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If there is one good thing that the economic recession has brought to the U.S., its tougher competition. Because Americans are choosing to save up rather than spend, companies are struggling to make profit and keep themselves afloat. This situation is also true for car insurance providers. Hundreds of new car insurance companies have set up shop in recent years, hoping to get a piece of the lucrative industry fortune. The sudden influx of new players has generated competitive price … (more) September 12, 2009
Auto Insurance Articles Archive for 2009
Price Wars and Free Auto Insurance Quotesby Ricky Lawrence
New Car Insurance and Youby Ricky Lawrence
Most Americans believe that a driver's license is just about everything they need to get into their shiny new cars and drive off into the sunset. If car owners would be doing exactly that, then the roads would be full of car crash victims and mangled cars. The truth is, a driver's license does not give a motorist permission to do whatever he or she wants without thinking of the consequences. Like it or not, cars are inherently dangerous. They … (more) September 12, 2009
The Difficulties in Getting Cheap Modified Car Insurance Packagesby Ricky Lawrence
The adage "one size fits all" does not exist in the industry of car insurance. In fact, one package that fits the needs of a particular policyholder would not necessarily fit the needs of another policyholder – in spite of the fact that both owners drive the same car right down to the model, make, and year. The same goes when you are shopping for modified car insurance. And it is because of this that drivers find it difficult to … (more) September 11, 2009
Dying for Low Rates? Think of Your New Car Insurance Before Buying the Carby Ricky Lawrence
Purchasing a new car is one sweet experience especially if it is your first. However, great possessions come with great responsibilities, one of which is, new car insurance. Insurance for new cars are often high because they are more likely to be stolen or vandalized. If a car gets damaged due to an accident, chances are, it would be difficult for an owner and insurance company to find replacement parts because the model is brand new. To avoid this, you … (more) September 11, 2009
Saving Money When Buying New Car Insuranceby Ricky Lawrence
Buying a new car inevitably comes with buying new car insurance. These two just go hand in hand since most states, if not all, mandate that drivers take out insurance, to avoid glitches in coverage and making payments should car accidents take place. However, before you do take out any policy, it is important to gather as many options as you can and weigh each of them carefully. Across packages, even the ones that are similarly priced, there will always … (more) September 11, 2009
The Basics of Business Car Insuranceby Ricky Lawrence
Many often make the assumption that personal auto insurance is just the same as car insurance for businesses. While these two may share some similarities, they are in no way completely similar. Personal car insurance is just that – personal. The car owner or driver himself is responsible for whatever happens to the vehicle. This makes it easier for insurers because they only have to deal with a single car and very few individuals. Business car insurance, on the other … (more) September 11, 2009
Making Truck Insurance Quotes Work for Youby Ricky Lawrence
The U.S. is a country that is largely dependent on an efficient goods transportation system for its economy to keep running. As members of a consumer society, Americans keep the economic engine running. Part of this vast system of trade and commerce are the nation's thousands or hundreds of thousands of big rigs. These behemoths allow products and goods to get from one place to the other. Without them, the economy would grind to a halt. They are an essential … (more) September 11, 2009
How to Settle Car Accident Insurance Claims With Easeby Ricky Lawrence
Insurance companies are known for denying or reducing claims on flimsiest of grounds. You have to know how claims are processed and know the things you have to do to speed-up this process or else you might be in for a long wait. It is important to know the basic steps in filing car accident insurance claims. First, is documentation. By this, we mean the kind of papers you have to submit to an insurance company and when you should … (more) September 10, 2009


text: Rin Oshakura yawned, getting ready for the day. It was Monday, which meant the she had school and it was going to be a boring day filled with Math, History, Bio, and French. She rubbed her blue eyes, looking back at herself in the mirror of her bathroom, eyes the array of messy green hair that was donned upon her head. She sighed, oh how she hated Mondays. She brushed her hair, allowing it to take it's own form; usually a bit wavy and just to her shoulders, before she brushed her teeth and went back to her closet to change into her school uniform. As she was changing she felt as if today was going to be different, like something was waiting for her somewhere, but that was impossible, out of her 17 years, nothing interesting had happened to her so why should it change today? She pulled her brown skirt up, adjusted her black stockings and pulled a tan blazer over her white t-shirt. She didn't bother buttoning up the blazer, it would be a hot day today anyways. She looked herself over in the mirror once more, turning her small frame to take a look at all angles. After she was finished, Rin grabbed her backpack and made her way downstairs for breakfast. She entered the kitchen, no one else was up as her brother had been on a camping trip and her mother worked nights at the hospital at work, but she didn't mind being alone. Her family was very personal, so she enjoyed whatever moments alone she had to herself. She smiled as she buttered her piece of toast, humming a soft melody of a popular pop song, she couldn't wait to see her friends, it as pretty much the only thing she looked forward to at school, except for her Law and Art classes. Once she finished her toast, she grabbed her backpack and slipped into her shoes, deciding it was time to head to school. She had a fairly long walk, but she would make it in about 20 minutes, with another 10 to spare. She flipped her hair out of the collar of her blazer before opening the door and locking it once she was outside. The sun shone down on the girl, covering her body in warmth as she began her walk, she loved spring, the sakura blossoms were just starting to bloom and everyone was always in a good mood. She smiled as she looked around, enjoying the pink and yellow air around her as well as the friendly greetings she received as she walked by her neighbors. Today seemed like it was going to be a good day.


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This coming Wednesday, Cassie will be going into the MTC to prepare to serve a mission in Raleigh, NC! I am so excited for her and can hardly believe the time is finally here. It seems like forever ago that we were all anticipating her call. I know she is going to be an amazing missionary.
Last weekend Emilee, Sarah, and I had our last hurrah with Cassie. On Saturday Em and I left Logan to stay in SLC and unite with our girls. We went and picked up Cassie and took her to the Cheesecake Factory at Fashion Place mall. Cass has always wanted to go to the Cheesecake Factory, but until last Saturday had never been. There was an hour wait so we entertained ourselves at Nordstrom's with sunglasses. Once we were done playing and made it back to the restaurant, we each ordered a different kind and passed it around the table. Together we consumed the following flavors of cheesecake: key lime, chocolate mousse, white chocolate raspberry, and tuxedo. They were so delectably delicious...key lime was my favorite.
As we sat there eating cheescake, laughing, and reminiscing I was so grateful for my girls. We talked about how in a year and a half when Cassie gets back we would have to go back to the Cheesecake Factory. We talked about how in the years to come we would sit there together after we all have husbands, kids etc. My whole life I looked forward to college and friends who would be there for me and make a huge impact in my life. It's amazing that it has all become a reality.
After cheesecake we went to go do something a little rebellious, since soon Cassie will be a missionary and all:-)So for our rebellious activity we went ice blocking at Murray Park. Since it's been raining like mad lately, it was super wet and muddy, which made it even more fun! We cracked ourselves up falling off the ice, slipping down the hill attempting to make a train etc. I am sad to admit that it was my first ever ice blocking experience...crazy I know! I can't believe I have been missing out on such fun my whole life. I am totally making sure my kids experience the wonders of ice blocking. After we were sufficiently muddy, wet, and smelly we chucked our ice blocks in the little creek/lake at the park, took some pics, and headed back to Sarah's house to change and have hot cocoa.
Sunday afternoon we headed out to Draper for Cassie's farewell. She gave a wonderful talk about how the different events in her life had formed her testimony and had led her to serve a mission. Later that day we all went over to Cassie's house for dinner.


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AccorHotels Finalizes Sale of 85-Hotel Portfolio in Europe for €504 Million ($561.9M)
July 1, 2016 10:26am
As part of the transformation of the HotelInvest asset base, AccorHotels announces the sale of a portfolio of 85 hotels in Europe in the Economy and Midscale segments, for a total consideration of €504 million, in accordance with the terms announced on January 27, 2016.
These hotels will now be brought together in Grape Hospitality, a dedicated hotel platform owned 70% by Eurazeo and 30% by AccorHotels.
This newly created structure will be led by Frédéric Josenhans, formerly Managing Director of the Mercure and Novotel brands, assisted by a team of hotel and real-estate professionals.
The portfolio transferred to Grape Hospitality consists of one Pullman, 19 Novotel, 13 Mercure, and 35 ibis, three ibis Styles and 14 ibis budget hotels. Most of these establishments are located in France (61 hotels primarily in provincial towns and on the outskirts of conurbations), but also in Spain, Italy, Portugal, Germany, Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands. All these hotels will retain their affiliation with the AccorHotels brands through franchise contracts, and will benefit from an ambitious renovation program over the next few months.
John Ozinga, CEO of HotelInvest, said: "This operation substantially accelerates the repositioning of HotelInvest assets and appreciably boosts their profitability. We are very happy to contribute to the emergence of a sizeable new hotel investor in the European market, which will be a strategic partner for the Group's future.
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AccorHotels is the world"s leading hotel operator and offers its customers, partners and employees:
- its dual expertise as a hotel operator and franchisor (HotelServices) and a hotel owner and investor (HotelInvest);
- a large portfolio of internationally renowned brands covering the full spectrum, with luxury (Sofitel, Pullman, MGallery, Grand Mercure, The Sebel), midscale (Novotel, Suite Novotel, Mercure, Mama Shelter, Adagio) economy (ibis, ibis Styles, ibis budget, adagio access and hotelF1) establishments;
- a powerful marketplace and loyalty program Le Club AccorHotels;
- almost half a century of commitment to corporate citizenship and solidarity with the PLANET 21 program.
Accor SA shares are listed on the Euronext Paris exchange (ISIN code: FR0000120404) and traded in the USA on the OTC marketplace (Code: ACRFY)
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Learn about enhanced TimeSpan formatting and parsing features coming in the .NET Framework 4, and some helpful tips for working with TimeSpan values.
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MSDN Magazine February 2010
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The CLR security model in the Microsoft .NET Framework 4 has undergone some substantial changes, including the adoption of "Level2" transparency, similar to the Silverlight security model. Mike Rousos provides an in-depth explanation of how that will likely impact authors of AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers (APTCA) libraries.
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MSDN Magazine March 2010
The .NET Framework 4 introduces many updates to the .NET security model that make it much easier to host, secure and provide services to partially trusted code. This article dives into the many features and benefits of the .NET security model.
Andrew Dai
MSDN Magazine November 2009
Just about everyone who uses Microsoft .NET uses the Base Class Libraries (BCL).When we make the BCL better, almost every managed developer benefits. This column will focus on the new additions to the BCL in .NET 4 beta 1.
Justin Van Patten
MSDN Magazine September 2009
See the changes the CLR team made to the CLR .for NET Framework 3.5 SP1 and the improvements you'll get running your existing CLR 2.0-based apps against this service pack.
Surupa Biswas
MSDN Magazine April 2009
If we learned only one thing about compatibility in the past few years, it is that compatibility is much more than avoiding breaking changes. On the Microsoftî. NET Framework and Visual Studioî teams, we do our part to ensure that the products we build are stable platforms that developers can truly rely on.
Jesse Kaplan
MSDN Magazine March 2006
Visual Studio is a wonderful development environment, whose IntelliSenseî, integrated debugging, online help, and code snippets help boost your performance as a developer. But just because you're writing code fast doesn't mean you're writing fast code.
Claudio Caldato
MSDN Magazine February 2006
Creating UI controls on the fly can be accomplished via run-time code generation. And there are lots of reasons to do so. Generating these controls once and then reusing them as needed is more efficient than generating the controls each time. Read on.
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MSDN Magazine December 2005
i am creating a grid view at run time.now i want to create controls inside the gridview at run time itself,and how to Bind/Eval it.
plz help me
Running Vista basic 64 bit, service pack 2.. have used the verification tool to verify all the dot net frameworks from 1.1 to 3.5.. passed
used the clean up utility to remove framework 4.. it says it was successful but appears to still be there..i.e. i can 'remove' framework 4 five times in a row (!)
It appears that the record of 'failed' windows update attempts for .net4 go back all the way to febuary.. so it's not anything recent..
The error is code 643, which would (IIRC) imply that i have not got all the service packs installed, but I do, and unlike the way it used to be, you can't re-install a service pack without uninstalling it first..
Since I am concerned that the bug that won't allow installation of .net 4 would manifest some othewr unexpected place if i tried reinstalling a sevice pack, i don't want to go the uninsstall/reinstall route unless i *really* have to...
Frankly i'm at a loss..
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Dear Ed
Thank you very much for organizing the trip. We had a great time and the entire trip went very well. In each country your associates were waiting and organized, even when the aircraft arrival had been delayed.
All of the hotels were of a high standard. The Casa Andina in Cusco deserves special praise – they even upgraded us without charge on our return visit. You couldn't have done more.
Your organizing and your operators (particularly the guides) were of a very high standard and we would readily recommend Travel Projects to others."


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Meredith's sweet sister Emily just informed me that she's going to be posting updates about Meredith on her blog regularly. Please click here to see Emily's blog (and when you have extra time, you MUST read some of her past posts--Emily's absolutely one of the funniest people I know!).
Anyway, I will probably be posting updates myself, but please add Em's blog to your list to check regularly for more extensive and regular updates.
Thank you for praying for my Meredith!!


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Thursday, April 3, 2014
Tired Of Walking...
Take your Voice show BBC1 and stick it where the sun don't shine..this is a VOICE. Little Joe Hinton has a voice that just oozes soul. Wild, uninhibited and one to play at full volume. From the little info I can find on the web he only recorded three singles in the early 60's, two on the Arvee label and the one I am posting today on the Kent label.
Just great to hear such a raw, powerful vocal that should be played to all contestants on these vapid modern day karaoke "talent shows" at regular intervals until they understand.
Tired Of Walking
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Terrific track. And even better than The Voice, even better.ReplyDelete
That's a belter. A couple of his tracks were re-issued on an Outta Sight 7 last year, Let's Start A Romance and I Won't Be Your FoolReplyDelete
It's just great to hear someone so unrestrained and passionate. And yes George, good as The Voice is this is even betterReplyDelete
A terrific rant Scott!ReplyDelete
Thanks CC, I don't rant often enough on Spools and although there are more deserving things to rant about that "TV show" just seemed to warrant it.ReplyDelete
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Under the theme, Healthy Church, Healthy Community, members of the Moss Town, Mount Thompson, and Rolleville Seventh-day Adventist Churches convened on February 24-26, 2017 for a spirit-filled and informative health emphasis weekend. Lives will never be the same again physically, emotionally, and most importantly spiritually.
The weekend began with vespers on Friday night as Shandera Smith told members and visitors about the importance of making healthy choices with the use of the tool 'I Choose To Live Healthy'. Nathelyn LaCroix gave a presentation on the 'Importance of a Lifestyle of Prayer'.
Sabbath School began promptly at 9:15 a.m. with Superintendent Shandera Smith in a lively, colourful and interactive Sabbath School. Elder Osmond LaCroix guided the church in the Sabbath School's lesson review. This was later followed with divine worship where the health director gave last year's report and reminded persons of the purpose of good health. At the end of the service Elder Wayne Curtis offered a prayer of dedication and recommitment. After which members were served a healthy meal.
The AY hour was interactive and exciting. Information was given on natural remedies, massage, prevention of non-communicable disease and diabetic education. Presentors were Shandera Smith and Nathelyn and Osmond LaCroix. The highlight of the afternoon was the presentation on the 8 Natural Laws.
Early Sunday morning, an hour-long fun, run, walk began from the Mount Thompson church and back with over forty participants ranging from ages 5 to over 70. Blood screening followed for members and community friends. As a result, they are now better equipped to make informed decisions about their health. The day culminated with a vegetarian cooking class.
Our brothers and sisters in Exuma are committed to incorporating the lessons learnt during the weekend, to be better armed for God's work. -Mrs. Nathelyn LaCroix, Health Ministries Director
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Family-owned wholesaler Birchall Foodservice has its sights set on further expansion just two years after more than doubling the size of its HQ.
The business, with depots in Burnley, Wrexham, Durham, Sheffield and Stafford, currently employs 100 people and is growing faster than predicted, so this month purchased a connecting site and securing the opportunity for future development.
The two-acre plot currently houses a two-storey office/workshop complex, which will be demolished to make way for a warehouse expansion. In the short term, the surrounding land will help ease congestion for visitor parking, along with the company's expanding delivery fleet.
Company MD Justin Birchall (pictured above left, with executive chairman Colin Birchall on the right) said: "Having more than doubled our warehouse space by relocating to this site only 30 months ago, we hadn't predicted that our growth at this stage would be as big as it is. Obviously, we're really pleased but we needed to ensure we have plans in place to facilitate the next stage of our growth.
"Therefore the adjacent site becoming available was extremely fortuitous and, despite the challenges of tackling a brownfield site, we are determined to develop this location into a productive facility benefitting the company, its employees and the community."


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Today we have fresh local yellow squash,
New potatoes, cucmbers, and tri colored
Sweet corn, and Ruskin Tomatoes. Local
Wild Flower Honey and the area's finest
Local grown green boiled peanuts.
We are located in cowboys parking lot
We are open every day except Tuesday.
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|Back in the day, my grandma made AMAZING cakes. So while she was visiting me this past week, I asked her to teach me a thing or two. We had a lot of fun and I think I'm ready to bake a real cake and make something pretty!
Monday, April 30, 2012
Practicing Piping
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Flourless Chocolate Cake
When we were on our Caribbean cruise, I fell in love with the flourless chocolate cake. So I researched their recipe and this is what I found. Since my grandma is visiting us, we decided to give it a whirl. I enjoyed my slice, but it was definitely not what we had on the cruise, in fact I would rename this a rum cake because that is more what it reminded me of. I don't think I'll be hanging on to this recipe, but I still have to admit I ate a slice and a half!
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Sources of belief: The Gospels
There are four accounts of Jesus' life included in the Bible:
'Gospel' comes from a German phrase 'gut spiel' which means 'good news'
There are other gospels, but early on the church decided that they did not seem to be written by people who either knew Jesus or knew someone who knew him, so they didn't trust them.
The letters in the New Testament were written from leaders of the early church to churches in various cities giving advice on what Christians believe and how they should behave.
Sources of belief: Acts and Letters
The book of 'Acts' tells the story of how Jesus' apostles went from 11 scared men hiding out in Jerusalem to the founders of the world's biggest religion.
What ALL Christians believe: The Creeds
The Church needed a way for ALL Christians to know what it was they were supposed to believe in, so they came up with lists of things that they believed were true.
These lists were called 'creeds' from a Latin word, credo, which means 'I believe'.
Look at the copy of the Apostle's creed on your worksheets: What do you think were the most important things for the Christians to agree on? Why did they need to agree on these?
The Catholic Church
The Catholic church has 1.2 Billion members (nearly a 5th of the world's population). 'Catholic' means 'universal' - the same church across the world.
Catholics believe that the Pope is the successor to St Peter, who Jesus appointed head of the church. He therefore speaks with the authority of Jesus on earth.
The pope rules over the church from the Vatican in Rome (which is why they are sometimes called 'Roman' Catholics
The Orthodox Church
The Orthodox Church is the second largest denomination in the world with 300 million members. Most Eastern European and Russian Christians are Orthodox.
'Orthodox' means 'right teaching'. Orthodox Christians believe that other denominations have split from them because of mistakes in their teaching about Jesus.
Instead of one pope the Orthodox church is lead by Patriachs (Fathers). There is one patriach in each Orthodox country. The patriachs believe they inherit their authority from St Paul. The patriachs of Russia and Turkey are very powerful.
The Great Schism
In 1054 AD the Churches in Rome and Constantinople fell out over who should control the church.
The Eastern (Greek) Church became the Orthodox Church and the Western (Latin) Church became the Catholic Church.
The Protestant Church
In 1517 a German monk names Martin Luther was so outraged by the Church's behaviour that he nailed 95 theses (objections) to the door of a Cathedral.
In the middle ages the Catholic Church had grown corrupt in the way it collected money and sold indulgences (forgiveness for sins).
This act eventually lead to the separation from Catholicism of the Churches of many European nations, including Germany, Scandinavia and England.
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Tue, Mar 13th 2007 11:56am
There have been all sorts of reports over the last few years suggesting ways in which video games may actually be good for people, but this latest one certainly may come as a surprise. Engadget points us to a story about some researchers who have determined that a modified version of the video game Duke Nukem can help diagnose and measure depression. Apparently, the researchers noticed that depression impacts the part of the brain that deals with "spatial memory," so setting up a test for spatial memory could help show the extent of depression. They took individuals who were already familiar with the game, and asked them to find certain landmarks in a virtual town within the game. Those who were depressed reached noticeably fewer landmarks in the time given than those who were not depressed. Of course, the article just gives the average scores of the two groups, rather than any details on the standard deviation, which would be pretty important here. Unfortunately, there's no word on how the decade of waiting for Duke Nukem Forever plays into the depressive state of these video gamers, but if anyone could show how it could be the cure for depression, perhaps the publishers would finally get around to releasing the champion of all vaporware.
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Buzz, 13 Mar 2007 @ 12:36pm
ROFL!"Unfortunately, there's no word on how the decade of waiting for Duke Nukem Forever plays into the depressive state of these video gamers, but if anyone could show how it could be the cure for depression, perhaps the publishers would finally get around to releasing the champion of all vaporware." -- I physically LOL'd at this part. I love Techdirt humor.
Paul, 13 Mar 2007 @ 12:38pm
Autopilot?I wonder how the effected spatial memory correlates to driving in "auto pilot" mode. You know, when you start driving and know where you're going but you might miss a turn and start driving somewhere else out of habit then 2 street lights later realize "oh im an idiot" and get back on route.
Midnight Voyager, 13 Mar 2007 @ 12:45pm
EheI'm afraid I shattered their little mold. I'm bipolar and I have fantastic spacial memory.
Though maybe the horsepills involved could have something to do with that.
GoblinJuice, 13 Mar 2007 @ 12:51pmWhat if you're left-handed and depressed? ;-)
Casper, 13 Mar 2007 @ 1:06pm
Gamings new level...So if I can make my enemy depressed, I might get an advantage in World of Warcraft? Sounds good to me, although I would hate to get them so depressed they can never find their way home.
Charles Griswold, 13 Mar 2007 @ 6:49pm
Re: Gamings new level...
So if I can make my enemy depressed, I might get an advantage in World of Warcraft?
We could have a new warlock spell, "Curse of Depression", that forces the target's computer to play "Fly on the Windscreen" by Depeche Mode.
morning monsta, 14 Mar 2007 @ 7:52am
Re: Re: Gamings new level...LOL!!
Luke, 13 Mar 2007 @ 1:07pm
Hm.What if you are vaporware?
Aramgeddon, 13 Mar 2007 @ 1:47pm
Depression/BipolarEhe by Midnight Voyager on Mar 13th, 2007 @ 12:45pm I'm afraid I shattered their little mold. I'm bipolar and I have fantastic spacial memory. ... Though maybe the horsepills involved could have something to do with that."
ok but there is a difference betwen bipolar and depression, bipolar is a psycosis disorder and depression is a nerosis disorder, different part of the brain any so duke nukem wont help you sorry
CyberSchnook, 20 Mar 2007 @ 9:08am
Re: Depression/BipolarOh boy--another amateur psychiatrist on the loose.
What you don't know would fill DSM-IV.
Missing, 13 Mar 2007 @ 2:18pm
RE: casperCome on Casper, thats what Hearthstones are for!!!
(giving up)
Maybe I should take mine out of the SW bank!!
Bill, 13 Mar 2007 @ 3:35pm
Old DukeThis seems pretty straight forward. If someone is depressed they're not going to have the motivation to complete sets of tasks. Simple as that. Old Duke by himself can be boring, so if the researchers want to better evaluate the subjects they need more motivation; they need multiplayer deathmatch mode. I'd find some validity to their results if the criteria was based on frag counts.
Anonymous Coward, 13 Mar 2007 @ 4:39pm
BoingMaybe the "non-depressed" just knew how to bunny hop, =)
... If that even existed in Duke Nukem.
dorpus, 13 Mar 2007 @ 4:58pm
But why would depressed people play?1. Only a minority of males who like to play war games, and who aren't sickened by virtual motion sickness, will agree to dukem nukem in the first place.
2. A depressed person will not want to play video games at all.
Anonymous Coward, 13 Mar 2007 @ 5:38pmhrm... so I should have horrendous spatial memory and no desire to play games... yet here I have great spatial memory (shitty every-other-kind-of memory though...) and play games when I have time. When I'm really depressed I play games more... hows that work?
Cixelsid, 14 Mar 2007 @ 8:46am
Duke Nukem Forever.Hah! More like Duke Nukem Never.
CyberSchnook, 20 Mar 2007 @ 9:05am
Duke Nuken CAUSED my DepressionSave me a cookie.


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With two days before the Carolina Hurricanes open their season, it's a good time to take a look at what is most likely the final form of the team's roster. Baring any sort of unforeseen calamity, what we see on head coach Kirk Muller's clipboard is what we'll see Friday night against the Detroit Red Wings.
To be perfectly honest, there's not a whole heck of a lot of difference from what we saw at the end of last year. New additions Nathan Gerbe at forward and backup goaltender Anton Khudobin are the changes that will grab your eye first.
Khudobin will be a handy addition to back up franchise goalie, Cam Ward, who spent the better portion of last season injured. While Ward has been solid as stone for the majority of his career, he has begun to show chinks in his armor. The Hurricanes had banked on Ward being up and at 'em night in and night out and were caught with their breezers down last season having to fill that hole. While Justin Peters proved himself a very capable young netminder, adding the capable Khudobin gives the team a more dependable insurance policy. Ward is human after all, and finally has a worthy backup, allowing him to take more nights off and stay healthier.
The offense for the Hurricanes is what could easily be described as the "Excuse Killer." With the lineup of forwards Muller has at his disposal, there is no reason whatsoever the team should not be piling goals up early and often. There is no combination of linemates that won't work for the team. While putting Eric and Jordan Staal on a line together might make for a good photo op, it's not good hockey. Reports from the Raleigh News & Observer out of this morning's practice show that Muller is playing with some special teams lines, pairing up Jeff Skinner with J. Staal. This sounds exciting as a possible power play option. In addition, the same reports say Muller has been using Gerbe on a pairing with defenseman Justin Faulk, which hints of a strong, fast penalty kill unit.
It's tempting to throw together poster units like a Staal (either one)-Alex Semin-Skinner line. More beneficial to the team would be to spread these catalysts across the lineup more evenly. Semin would do well to anchor a line to the wing of an unpolished gem like Riley Nash or Kevin Westgarth. Spreading talent around for the first month or so will allow lower performing players to step up more, making for stronger, more reliable lines down the stretch.
Defense will be the big question mark this season. Tim Gleason has not performed at the level he is capable of for some time now. Having suffered a concussion in the preseason game against the Montreal Canadiens, he won't be available immediately. Upon his return, Muller would do well to pair him with someone like Brett Bellemore, rather than the obvious choice, Faulk. Letting Gleason play a mentoring role will push him to perform better, spend more time at the point, and less time in the penalty box. The Hurricanes have a cornucopia of young defensemen who need to take some Vitamin Step It Up and keep Ward from having to be a cyborg all the time. If we can see what Gleason, Faulk, and Jay Harrison are really made of, Ward's goals against average will be cut in half.
When we take a step back and look at this roster, there is nothing holding the Hurricanes back from winning the division. This lineup is the thing upsets are made of, and the rest of the division would be wise to take them seriously. That being said, it's up to the team and coaching staff to know this, play like this, and play like it consistently. There's no time to let things even out and regroup down the stretch. The key is to come out of the gate playing hard, strong and fast. Physicality is nice, but with the offensive power they have, there's no reason to not be putting up highlight reel goals on a nightly basis.
The Hurricanes are going to be counted out based on track record. They have the roster to make that a mistake.
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My wife went on one of those tears we will go on, looking for paintings of people reading. One of her little gems is a print of a Japanese prostitute reading, and that someow set her off. I'm not sure first one exactly qualifies as reading, but it's a pleasing picture. This painting is by a Brazilian named José Ferraz de Almeida Júnior, a 19th-Century painter. This is the painter and his model as she takes a break from posing. You can noodle around and find more Júnior paintings … they are nice looks at people, let you really see them.
This one is by Anders Zorn, 1860-1920, a Swedish painter. Anders's wife, Emma, is the subject. Looks like José had a livelier studio. Emma looks a little grim.
And this a peach blossom out in the back yard, Today this little tree has two pretty little blooms. I consider this another example of optimism triumphing over good sense. Pretty sure the tree will get nipped by a freeze before too long but admire it nonetheless for popping them out.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
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- Truth Ferret said...
Thanks for widening my appreciation of reading. It is one of my addiction. Cracking open a brand new book and reading that first sentence still give me a thrill...
Your picture of the bloom reminds me of spotting the first crocus in the snow. My mom would get so excited at the prospect of gentler weather in the near future. Hope springs eternal, doesn't it ?
- January 25, 2010 at 6:56 AM
- The Loon said...
Now we're up to three blossoms on the peach, and meanwhile, the kaffir lime sits blasted by the freeze. Hope it comes back.
- January 26, 2010 at 2:38 PM
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It turns out elective surgery's, like stitches in the nose, by Dr's, if they even call them that at the Disney World infirmary, do not like to begin until they have a note from ones parents. So after sitting around for a long time in the waiting room... I was brought to a Dr's lab, for the first time I remember, then and now. The nurse came in and explained what was to happen. The pain from the anesthesia, how this would prevent the Dr's sowing from hurting etc. Then she asked did I want anything before they began. I looked around the little room. Cotton swabs, metallic Dr. stuff, lights, towels. I required a towel. The nurse tried to reassure me that they would clean up the wound if it started bleeding.... this was not why I wanted the towel. I had seen enough westerns to know that I needed a bullet to bite on. I also had surveyed the scene well enough to know that she was unlikely to be able to provide a bullet. So I said to her. "To bite on"
Five stitches they sent me and Ruth and Percy on our way with instructions not to get the wound wet and others that I have long forgotten. The wet biz was a drag at river country which would have probably been my favorite part of the trip. At the end of the week when I saw my parents at the airport I cried for the first time, I figured I was going to be in trouble for hurting myself while on vacation with the grandparents.
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If last year's NBA lockout was a shoving match between owners and players, the NHL's current situation is a street fight.
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The NHL has already missed more than half its originally scheduled season. If a new collective bargaining agreement is not reached by Jan. 11, the 48 games remaining beyond Jan. 19—the earliest date that the league could commence playing—would be all but lost.
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NHL fans shouldn't expect a peaceful resolution this season. The divide between the players and owners is vast, and Bettman has done nothing but give a face to the disdain that NHL fans are feeling as the season slips away.
While full-season lockouts rarely happen in sports, NHL fans know all too well what it feels like to see an entire season evaporate. In 2004-05, the NHL cancelled its season due to the inability of both sides to come to an agreement on a new CBA. The fans came back, only to be subjected to another debacle less than a decade later.
NHL owners know how devastating the lockout is to their fans. Several owners privately voiced their disapproval of canceling the entire season, but it may be out of their hands at this point. Bettman has the situation in a chokehold, though the players may throw their gloves to the ice by potentially dissolving the NHLPA.
While the situation may be resolved by the end of the regularly scheduled season, it likely won't happen before the Jan. 11 deadline, and fans shouldn't be hopeful for a 2012-13 season. Given the acrimonious relationship between parties and the lack of concrete progress to this point, the NHL season looks to be lost.


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- You have accessRestricted accessEquipoise in Clinical TrialsAngst and ProgressAlejandro A. Rabinstein, Waleed Brinjikji, David F. KallmesCirculation Research. 2016;119:798-800, originally published September 15, 2016https://doi.org/10.1161/CIRCRESAHA.116.309594
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- You have accessRestricted accessSoxF Transcription Factors Are Positive Feedback Regulators of VEGF SignalingNovelty and SignificanceKangsan Kim, Il-Kug Kim, Jee Myung Yang, Eunhyeong Lee, Bong Ihn Koh, Sukhyun Song, Junseong Park, Sungsu Lee, Chulhee Choi, Jin Woo Kim, Yoshiaki Kubota, Gou Young Koh, Injune KimCirculation Research. 2016;119:839-852, originally published August 15, 2016https://doi.org/10.1161/CIRCRESAHA.116.308483
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Circulation Research
September 16, 2016, Volume 119, Issue 7


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Winning Form Best Bets
Race 1: RED SOLDIER(8)
Race 2: PATTY CAKE(6)
Race 3: BESPOKEN(10)
Race 4: BUNKER BILL(13)
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Jockey: Anthony DELPECH - Trainer: Mike DE KOCK
WOW HOLIDAY was drawn unfavourably but he made an exciting debut over this trip at Scottsville, seven days ago. The imported brown colt was understandably green but he stayed on strongly for a close 3rd, beaten just over one length at the line. That experience would have brought him on considerably and his conditioner is obviously pleased with his progress. The De Kock inmate tries the polytrack from a good draw and should make natural improvement.
Race 2: TIMEOUS(10)
Jockey: Stuart RANDOLPH - Trainer: Pat LUNN
TIMEOUS is well-related and she produced a smart debut at long-odds over this c & d, four weeks ago, despite being slow into stride. The daughter of Var was understandably green but she ran on well for 2nd behind a highly rated sort and would have come on appreciably from the experience. She is better drawn now but needs to jump on terms.
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Race 3: BESPOKEN(10)
Jockey: Anton MARCUS - Trainer: Johan Janse v/Vuuren
BESPOKEN is improving with each outing and this surface could suit the speedy daughter of Oracy's running style. She tired late over the stiff six furlongs at Scottsville last time but will again have the services of Anton Marcus and should continue to progress. She placed on her debut in open company and should go very close against some ordinary older rivals.
Race 4: WILD NAMAQUA(1) - TOP BET
Jockey: Anton MARCUS - Trainer: G/K ANTHONY
WILD NAMAQUA has shown plenty of promise but the manner in which he tired over the final furlong in his last seven furlong event, has obviously convinced Anton Marcus that the son of Black Minnaloushe could be most effective when sprinting. His conditioner has heeded the call and the chestnut gelding drops to six furlongs over which he has produced his career best performances. He enjoys racing on this track and should go very close.
Jockey: S'manga KHUMALO - Trainer: Sean TARRY
VAVASOUR had two shocking attempts on the Highveld but is a totally different proposition on this surface and his previous form proves it. He won back-to-back efforts on this track late last year and has recently dropped nicely in the ratings. The Tarry inmate is well drawn on his return to this province and he could make big improvement.
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