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Suicide and faith
When someone takes their own life for various reasons, do they have a chance to go to heaven if they have always believed in Jesus Christ?
A significant phrase in your question is "for various reasons." People have taken their lives for various reasons. Some who did so might have been suffering from psychological or mental health issues. Others might have committed a rash act in a moment of weakness. Still others might have ended their lives in unbelief.
The Bible teaches us that Christian faith saves and unbelief condemns (Mark 16:16). The Bible explains the need to have Christian faith in the heart when life on earth comes to an end (Revelation 2:10). The Bible informs us that judgment takes place at death (Hebrews 9:27). While we do not know the judgment that takes place at a person's death, that judgment will be made public on the last day (Matthew 25:31-46).
In years past, individuals who took their own lives were often treated as a group: they were automatically considered to be people who were lost forever. In more recent times there has been a greater understanding of psychological and mental issues that might have contributed to a person taking his or her life, while still dying in the Christian faith. This does not minimize the seriousness of suicide or its tragic effects on survivors; it provides explanation only.
God makes it clear in the Bible that only he—directly or indirectly through his representatives in government—has the right to end a person's life (Deuteronomy 32:39; Psalm 31:15; Psalm 90:3; Romans 13:4). God is serious about protecting a person's life because that is the only time a person has to be brought to saving faith in Jesus Christ.
Any threat or expression of ending one's life needs to be taken very seriously. If you are aware of such threats or expressions, do speak to that person and/or the proper authorities.

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Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research
Dr Peter Clarkson
The Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) of the International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU) is housed within the Institute. Dr P.D. Clarkson and Mrs P.M. Richmond continued as Executive Secretary and Secretary, respectively, throughout the year.
In May 1996, SCAR was represented at the XXth Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting (XX ATCM) in Utrecht, The Netherlands, by Professor A.C. Rocha-Campos, Dr D.W.H. Walton, and Dr Clarkson. The meeting appreciated the work of SCAR, particularly in the provision of scientific advice on a variety of topics, many related to protection of the Antarctic environment.
The SCAR Group of Specialists on Environmental Affairs and Conservation held its meeting (GOSEAC VIII) in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, during June 1996. The Executive Secretary took part in and serviced the meeting.
The XXIV SCAR Meeting was held at the Møller Centre, Churchill College, Cambridge, 5-16 August 1996. All the Working Groups of SCAR met during the first week of the meeting, and the SCAR delegates held a productive meeting during the second week. The event stimulated considerable media interest in many aspects of Antarctic scientific research, particularly ozone depletion, meteorite science, penguin identification methods, and the recently confirmed existence of a large subglacial lake 3800 m beneath the Russian Vostok Station on the Antarctic ice sheet.
The Executive Secretary represented SCAR at the XXVth General Assembly of ICSU in Washington DC, USA, during September 1996. He also represented SCAR at the XXVth General Assembly of ICSU in Washington, DC, during September 1996. Both these meetings provided valuable opportunities for exchanges of information with officers from other ICSU Committees and Unions.
Four issues of SCAR Bulletin (nos 120-123) were published within Polar Record and as separates during the year with the assistance of Polar Publications. SCAR, jointly with the Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programmes (COMNAP), also published Monitoring of environmental impacts from science and operations, the proceedings volume of two workshops on environmental monitoring in the Antarctic, held in Oslo, October 1995, and in College Station, Texas, March 1996.
SCAR continues its principal functions to initiate, promote, and coordinate scientific research in the Antarctic, and also provides scientific advice to the Antarctic Treaty System.


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There are literally thousands of activists from across america converging on the Capitol building in Washington D.C. today to create awareness of the need to confront the climate crisis and to provide permanent protection for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. It all starts off at 11 AM with a lineup of speakers that includes celebrities, well known US representatives and senators, and leaders from faith organizations, labor groups, sporting and business organizations, and conservation groups. What are they asking for from the newest session of Congress? Well, as they put it on their website "Sensible solutions to global warming, a path to a clean energy future, and permanent protections for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – a land perpetually threatened by a warming planet." I guess we can all agree on that one! And as we well know, with temperatures rising across the globe the impacts are devastating, so if you're not among those gathered in D.C. today then please take the time to fire off an email to your representatives, and urge them to support the Arctic Wilderness Act and legislation that will combat global warming and support clean energy!


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Some experts say the Seattle housing market is ready for a turnaround.
The Seattle housing market has gone through some very difficult times as well as the rest of country. Seattle however has faired well above average, depending on which side you are on, that is.
For sellers, it's been hard, with prices falling by as much as 30% starting in early 2008. Seattle however was one of the very last markets in the US to experience falling home prices. Some predicted that because we were last to fall we would be last to recover. That doesn't seem to be the case however. From all indications it looks like Seattle has hit the bottom and is starting to rebound.
For buyers, falling prices mixed with historically low mortgage rates has been a bonanza. It is much harder to get a mortgage these days, however the solid buyer has made out quite well. What will the next few years bring however?
Lets look at some of the data from the National Association of realtors. Today it is 2.5 Times cheaper to purchase home than is was 30 years ago! Taking the numbers from the *Affordability Housing Index, maintained by the National Association Of Realtors, June 30th, 2011 the Affordability Index Composite was 182.7 (the higher the composite number the more affordable purchasing a home is). For 1981, it was 68.9! So you say, "1981′s market isn't relative to toady's market." OK good point, well then lets look at 2006. Even in 2006 the Affordability Index Composite was 107.1, which 1.7 Times more expensive than where we are at right now.
For those of you who want to wait until we hit bottom before purchasing a new home, January & February of 2010 was it! According to the numbers, and the numbers don't lie, we hit 192.2 & 193.2 respectively. Since then, we have been on a steady decline to where we sit today. It's slow but Seattle is moving in the direction "up" from the bottom.
It's always very interesting how perception may not always run parallel to reality. Seattle is unique, yes we have had a lousy year for weather but Seattle economy is one of the strongest in the country. Seattle also has a very diverse economy and our population is among the best educated in the US. And it has been predicted by the so-called experts that Seattle's population will continue to grow and grow and grow.
Here is some more interesting information just released this past week by the Commerce Department: "U.S. home builders sharply increased construction in June. Housing starts rose 14.6 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 629,000, the highest level since January." Details underlying the June figures were also strong. The report says there was a large increase in starts of multifamily units and a smaller gain in starts of single-family homes. Economists debated how seriously to take the increase however. Gee what else is new!
Some welcomed the good news, however.
"We have been trying to call the bottom in the home construction sector for quite some time, and I think we finally have one," said Joel Naroff, president of Naroff Economic Advisors.
Others Economists are being more cautious, questioning whether the increase was the start of a sustained increase in new home starts.
However the report was much better than most expert's thought. Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had been looking for a 3.6 percent increase to 580,000. May's starts, however, were revised lower to a 549,000 annual rate from 560,000.
"Housing starts may continue to creep gradually higher from their still-depressed levels. But the low rate of household formation, the high supply of existing homes and tough competition from foreclosed homes will mean that starts are unlikely to return to a normal level of around 1 million for another four years yet," said Paul Dales, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics.
Housing starts at a rate of 1 million to 1.5 million units would be considered a healthy market.
Starts of multifamily units surged much faster than starts of single-family homes. Analysts said this will be the new trend in home building, as there are more renters than buyers in the market.
One of the local factors that substantiate this news and making it very creditable and pertinent to Seattle is the huge increase in apartment buildings being built here since 2010. Developers were and still are predicting that there will be a housing shortage in the Greater Seattle area over the next several years. This they say will be fueled by the increase on population and the massive slow down of new homes being built over the past several years, and more stringent lending requirements.
In the past 12 months, housing starts are up 16.7 percent nationally.
Permits for single-family homes rose 0.2 percent from May to a 407,000 rate. Many economists consider single-family permits to be the most important number in the government's release.
Now, in a recent article in the WALL STREET JOURNAL here is some great news again for Seattle and Tacoma homebuyers and home sellers.
According to financial-data firm Fiserv Inc. despite the gloomy picture for the national economy and housing market, residents of Tacoma are expected to see a 25% increase in home prices by spring 2013, and in Seattle that number is projected at a 10% increase. Other strong housing markets are expected to be the Palm Bay and Melbourne area on Florida's eastern coast (up 18%). Gains of about 10% are expected in Tucson, Ariz. and Memphis.
David Stiff, Fiserv's chief economist, says cities like Tacoma and Seattle have strong, diverse economies and should fare well over the next two years. Areas like Palm Bay-Melbourne, Tucson and Memphis were hammered by price declines but now are seeing strong interest from investors.
The Seattle/Bellevue real estate market has steadily improved now for the past year. Even with uncertain economic news our area has stabilized. We are seeing good homes that are priced well selling quickly, sometimes even with multiple offers. As the total number of buyers in the market has dropped significantly over the past few years, people still need to buy homes. The next two years should continue to offer buyers some great deals with some fantastic financing opportunities.
As someone that has traveled this country extensively, Seattle is a tough place to beat in terms of life style, natural beauty, ease of living, outdoor activities, the economic strength, and yes you may think that I'm nuts, but weather as well.


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Sips of Jen and Tonic posted a little blog game back in November where she shared six things about herself, only for one thing to be completely made up. It became crazy popular on the blogasphere– bloggers, including my mother, were posting these things for their readers to try to pick out the lie. I wanted to be among those bloggers, but A) I had a pretty obsessive schedule for my blog posts (and Miscellaneous Mondays weren't around yet), and B) Even if I would have jumped on the bandwagon a few months back, people may not have noticed considering just how many people were participating. I mean, look at this plethora of links I found:
- 5 Truths and a Lie– Sips of Jen and Tonic
- One of These Things Will Not Set You Free– HACKER.NINJA.HOOKER.SPY.
- Can You Pick Out My Lie?– Container Chronicles
- 5 Truths and a Lie– saradraws
- 5 Truths and a Lie… you be the judge.– A Heart on the Matter
- 1 Interview, 5 Truths, 1 Lie– Rarasaur
- 5 Truths & a Lie– THE SPECTACLED BEAN
There's more, but I'm getting tired of posting the links and it's not like you don't get the point.
So without further ado, I am going to use this Miscellaneous Monday to finally join the others who participated in this game several months back. I'll share six things about myself only for one of them to not have actually happened. When you think you know which one is my lie, leave your guess in the comments below.
1. I once went on a roadtrip to Wichita because a friend I had needed to pick up her belongings, but I just wanted to pick up some burritos and Freezonis.
2. When I was a junior in high school I was given a makeover by a couple cosmetology students. The girls waxed my eyebrows for the first time ever.
3. I was in my community college's Honors Program since I did so well on the writing and reading portions on the entrance exam. My math scores, on the other hand, put me into an especially basic math class.
4. I've been in three weddings, though I could have been in five had the other two couples' plans not have been changed.
5. The first international pen pal I acquired was from England, but since writing her I have also started writing women from Taiwan, Ireland, Finland, and Germany.
6. I have had four broken bones. I broke my left arm twice, my right arm once, and I broke a bone in my right foot, too, thanks to a pesky laptop cord.
Think you know which statement is my lie? Leave your guess in the comments below! I'll let you know in a couple weeks which one it is, and acknowledge those who were right… If anyone was 😉
Sincerely, Kate ~!~


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Master Mo has spent over 50 years weaving bamboo artworks and is considered a senior cultural personality of Guanmiao District.
Master Mo has won many woven bamboo craftwork rewards.
In 2000, Master Mo was given the Senior Cultural Personality Reward from the Ministry of Culture as a sign of recognition for his work.
Master Lu has been creating woven bamboo artworks for over 30 years. She grew up in Siangyang Village famous for its woven bamboo and personally experienced the rise and fall of the bamboo ware industry. Master Lu thus thought about the means of revolutionising the approach to woven bamboo ware, elevating it from common household utensils into intricate folk artworks.
Master Kuo has studied the art of bamboo crafting for over 30 years, and have learned from several masters in Yongkang City, Annan District of Tainan City, as well as Kaohsiung City. In response to market demands, Master Kuo has started creating intricate household utensils, decor, and other artworks using bamboo materials.
Master Kuo's bamboo ware is wholly connected using mortises and tenons instead of nails. The resulting item is elegant, light, and easy to use. Altogether, Master Kuo has developed about a dozen types of household utensils.
During his youth, Master Weng acquired techniques of making woven bamboo utensils from his father, who helped lay a strong foundation for his skills.
The woven bamboo industry, however, faded away about a decade ago, leading to rapid diminishing of the rattan ware industry. Master Weng thus focused upon creating the shields for Song Jiang Jhen (Song Jiang martial arts formations) to create a successful niche market. For his achievements, he was also known as Master Ming-hui and the perfect spokesperson for Song Jiang Jhen shields.


text: If you wish to become a (PSN) World Junior Owner for the upcoming season 4. Please fill out the application. Reminder that filling out the application below does not guarantee you a spot for the upcoming Season 4. Make sure that you read this thread thoroughly & fill out the application professionally because a quick response that looks sloppy isn't a good way to gain ownership of a World Juniors team. Thank you for applying & we will be in touch in the upcoming days that follow so please be patient within this process. We would appreciate if you don't message any Dev Team Staff in regards to your status as we will be informing you. ___________________________________________________________________________________ (PSN) World Juniors Owner Season 4 Application Age? Previous League Management Experience? (Example: Owner, General Manager or Assistant General Manager) League Experience? (How long have you been in the LG / What other leagues have you been in) Knowledge of The (PSN) CHL Rules (They will be used for World Juniors)? (How would you rate your knowledge of the (PSN) CHL Rules. Rate between 1 as least & 10 as most) Knowledge of (PSN) World Juniors Forum? (Are you familiar with the *Important Sticky Posts highlighted in red & Understand how to find Rosters, Standings & league news. Yes or No) Accepting Ownership Responsibility & Role? (Please ensure that you post that you understand by accepting a (PSN) Juniors Owner position for Season 5, if you decide step down for ANY reason during Season 5 or get removed as owner that you will be issued a 2 season ban & additional season may be added on depending on what other violations occur.) Please respond by answering "I Understand & Accept" Why You Wish To Take On Ownership Within The (PSN) World Juniors? Your Goals You Wish To Achieve As A (PSN) World Juniors Owner? What are your 3 choices for teams (i.e: USA, Canada, Germany,etc.) ___________________________________________________________________________________ Role & Responsibility of A World Juniors Owner Being selected as an Owner is a privilege not many are afforded. The most important thing the League wants to communicate to the Owners is that their number one priority is to ensure their Players have the best possible experience they can on this website & in the league. If selected as Owner, you are expected to make that your priority. You would be responsible of the day to day operations that keep a team functioning. Owners will be given the tools & ability to ensure their team functions properly within the guidelines set out by the League. It is important to understand that the Owner(s) are also responsible for their team & can be held accountable for actions & decisions they make or fail to make. The position of Owner is considered to be a leadership role intended for those members of the community that consider themselves as leaders. It is recommended that only those members who can commit to the ups & downs a season can throw at them should be considered for a position of this importance. Understanding Expectations The League has set expectations that those members selected for Ownership should adhere to. Those expectation include that these members keep the best interest of the League, sportsmanship, their Players, and respect for one another high on their personal priority list. This community looks to Owners and Managers as leaders, who have volunteered their personal time to ensure that the teams are run correctly, as well create a fun, competitive & organized experience for them. Each Owner & Manager selected will be required to understand & accept these expectations prior to them being accepted by the League. Understanding Website Etiquette Managers are expected to follow the code of conduct at all times. It is extremely important that all members feel respected. Our Leagues bring out the competitive nature in us all, which is completely acceptable. The conduct outlined in the code of conduct doesn't restrict members from disagreeing with each other or debating Player skills and talent. "Trash talk" is part of the game & will always be a part of this League. It is important to understand a line has been drawn in the Code of Conduct & that line needs to be respected at all times. Season will begin on the 12th. We will be making owner selections by the 8th. This should give you ample time to have "scouting games" for your teams. Once ownership has been given, you will be able to select your GM. Thank you for applying, and good luck with your application process.


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I was able to get out from power of sin and find deep faith in Jesus Christ – our Lord and Savior.
I was convicted for robbery to 6 years ending 01/16/2010. And I have also decided to listen to the Word and confess to society in number of medium crimes, which I had committed before. Back in 2001 – 2002 when I was a teenager, I behaved like a hooligan and I was an unconscious sinner as I really did not know how to live right (I grew up with no father).
Now, by the Word of God, I have quit covering all my crimes and I turned to investigating committee and gave myself up. I am ready to repay and thanking God for this recovery of my sight.
I know and I am 100% sure that my further life in Christ will save many lives of others, bringing them to Heavenly Father. I have got a need to preach the Gospel and tell people what the Lord did to me and how He has pardoned me.
I want them to know Christ, because to know Him - is to know life.
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Union Pacific Stock Car 43009 built by Union Pacific in 1964.
Northwestern Pacific Tank Car 849 built in 1918.
United States Navy Locomotive Crane 84-00412 built by American Hoist & Derrick Company in 1944.
SD&AE Flat Car MW 1215.
GATX Tank Car 34569 built in the 1930's.
Santa Fe Gondola 72312 built by GATX in 1958.
Santa Fe Box Car 276594 built by Pullman in 1947.
Unknown Flat Car.
Department of Defense Flat Car 38128.
San Diego and Arizona Coach 254 built by Pullman in 1930.
San Diego and Arizona Coach 253 built by Pullman in 1930.
The Tom Larry Speeder Repair Shed.
Southern Pacific GP-9 3873 built by EMD in 1959.
San Diego and Arizona Coach 250 built by Pullman in 1930.
Union Pacific/Southern Pacific Fruit Express Reefer 300010 built by PFE in 1950.
San Diego & Arizona Eastern Box Car 1084 MW built in 1936.
Eagle Mountain Railroad Caboose 1905 built by Kaiser in 1953.
United States Air Force RSX-4 2104 built by GE/Alco in 1953.
The Santa Fe Rolling Gantry Crane at this unique museum.
Coos Bay 2-8-2T 11 built by Alco in 1929.
Southern Pacific Tank Car 1028.
DODX Flat Car 39106 built by Pullman in 1952.
Union Pacific Hopper Car 7801 built by PSCC in 1949.
GATX Tank Car 79923 built by GATX in 1927.
Arco Products SH-2300-2 6920 built by Baldwin in 1954.
USG Hopper.
HOKX Tank Car 2037 built by ACF in 1964.
Santa Fe Reefer 21335 built by ACF in 1920.
San Diego & Arizona Baggage Car 6700 built by StLCC in 1960.
San Diego & Arizona 2-8-0 104 built by Baldwin in 1904.
Pullman Robert Perry built by Pullman in 1927.
Amtrak Baggage/Dorm 1500 built by Budd in 1937.
Union Pacific Box Car 498769 built by Pullman in 1966.
Santa Fe Diner/Lounge/Obs 1509 built by Pullman in 1926.
ACY Box Car 3024 built by MSCC in 1941.
Union Pacific Coach 576 built by Pullman in 1931.
Modesto & Empire Traction 70 Toner 613 ex SP 5119 built by GE in 1955.
Trackmobile 3.
Southern Pacific Wooden Caboose 644 built by the Southern Pacific in 1917.
Dardanelle & Russellville Railroad Coach/Observation Car 14 built by Jackson & Sharp Company in 1899.
Santa Maria Railway Express Railbus 9 built by Fairmont in 1932.
San Diego & Arizona Railway Coach 255 built by Pullman in 1925.
Union Pacific Coach 576 built by Pullman in 1931.
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The vagus nerve may be one of the most influential yet under appreciated parts of the human body. It is a force when it comes to inflammation in the body. It's arguably the root of all evil chronic conditions like heart disease, obesity, and diabetes. Which is a suitable parlay into the finding that freezing the vagus nerve may result in weight loss.
The reason the findings are still unsubstantiated is that the initial study was too small to paint a broad stroke. The study involved 10 people who had parts of their vagus nerve frozen. Yes, it was a sophisticated procedure and it resulted in a 100% reduction in appetite and weight loss in participants. After 90-days, participants saw at least a 3.6% loss in body weight. Some people lost as much as 13.9% of their body weight.
But what about side effects, you ask. Other than decreased appetite and weight loss, there were no adverse effects to report. Truly the vagus nerve is a wonderful, secret pathway to bliss. When inflammation builds-up in the body, nothing good happens. Checkout the video and see if you agree.
Until you see vagal nerve freezing offered in your area, take steps to improve the tone in your vagus nerve. It starts by taking deep breaths from the diaphragm, humming your favorite song, wash your face with cold water, and meditate on loving kindness. Peace starts within.
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Meteorologist Byron Miranda will join the NBC4 LA news team as a weekend weathercaster. Miranda ('85, communications) also completed the Mississippi State University Broadcast Meteorology Program. He is a member of the National Weather Association. In addition to providing weathercasts for the 6 and 11 p.m. weekend newscasts, Miranda will also serve as a fill-in weather anchor during weekday news programs.Miranda comes to KNBC from KGTV San Diego, where he was the chief meteorologist and weathercaster on the 5, 6, 7 and 11 p.m. newscasts since 2009.
From 2002 to 2005, Miranda worked at KCBS Los Angeles as the chief meteorologist for the station's Monday through Friday evening newscasts. Miranda has also worked in a number of other major markets including Chicago, San Francisco and had a national presence on CNN for six years. Miranda began his career as an assignment editor in Oakland, California. Before finding his way onto television as meteorologist, he was also an Oakland police officer and an air traffic controller in the U.S. Air Force.


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Just a stone's throw from Bondi's surf, Mr. Monochrome manages to stand out in an already brunch-dense area.
"Monochrome for me is a lifestyle: it's clean, neat and simple – that's what I wanted to share with people. Simple is relaxing," says owner Patrick Peng. The cafe looks like you'd imagine: white marble and black tabletops, but the menu is not so straightforward.
All of the eggs on Peng's menu are carefully sous vide at either 75 degrees for 15 minutes or 63 degrees for 45 minutes. When they arrive, they look like they might be undercooked but are shockingly rich and creamy. Truffle scrambled eggs are served with dehydrated truss tomatoes, pickled avocado and bacon dust, and poached eggs top a deep-fried vegetable fritter with soy-marinated abalone and shitake mushrooms. They also come served on their own with toast.
Peng sources coffee and tea from Melbourne's Zest coffee roaster and also offers cold brew and V60. The cold brew comes served on a wooden board with a short glass of soda water, a thimbleful of milk and a handful of blueberries to bring out the coffee's sweetness.
The drinks menu also includes a selection of fresh fruit sodas that are made from house syrups. These syrups are at the heart of Mr. Monochrome's take-away menu. Peng has sourced plastic takeaway cups that have small bowls for lids. "They are perfect for customers looking to wander down to the beach with their food. They can eat and drink with one hand – I wanted to make that easy for them," Peng says.
Customers can choose between five flavours of house soda for their drink (yuzu, grapefruit, cherry, lemon or orange). Meal options include mushroom arancini; truffle chips with maple syrup and bacon dust; fish and chips, and minute steak with smoked onion, chips and jus.
With this same beach crowd in mind, Peng's cafe includes a long counter at the front of the shop with an abundance of electrical outlets for beach goers who have run out of charge.
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Have you ever had your furnace break down on you? You may pop open the door on the unit, but odds are the inside just looks like a jumble of wires and metal. Unless you are an HVAC technician, you probably don't know much about your furnace or furnace repairs. But, understanding the basic parts and operation of the unit could make the trouble-shooting process a little easier.
Basic Components of a Gas Central Air Furnace
- Pilot light- The pilot is source of fire that your furnace uses to fire up when your thermostat calls for heat. There are two types of pilot lights: standing pilot and electronic ignition.
- Standing Pilot- This type of pilot light consists of a pilot light assembly and a thermocouple. The pilot light assembly holds a constant flame that should always be lit even when the furnace is not in use. The thermocouple is heated by the flame on the pilot assembly. The thermocouple then generates an electric current that will feed to the gas valve on your furnace. The gas valve is the part of the furnace that regulates the flow of gas into the unit.
- Electronic Ignition- This type of ignition doesn't have a constant flame. It will only create a flame when the thermostat calls for heat. Instead of a thermocouple, this type of pilot has a flame sensor. The flame sensor will sense the flame created by the pilot and then send a signal to the gas valve to open.
- Inducer Motor- The inducer motor is a small fan-like motor, and it has two main functions. It brings air in from the outdoors to create combustion, and it removes the toxic gases created by the combustion of gas and air. At the beginning of a cycle, the inducer motor will kick on first to get air into the unit to create combustion with the gas released by the gas valve. The combustion is what creates the heat for your home. During the cycle, the inducer continues to run and filter out any of the excess gasses that are created by the furnaces combustion process. This keeps poisonous gasses like carbon monoxide from entering your breathing air.
- Burners- The burners are located in the combustion chamber where the combustion takes place. The gas mixes with the outdoor air and heat is created. The burners will usually glow red when they are hot. They then transfer the heat to the heat exchanger.
- Supply and Return Vents- These are the vents that are located in each room of your home. The supply vent pushes heat into the room. The return vent draws air into it to be taken back to the furnace to be re-heated.
- Heat Exchanger- The heat exchanger is the part of the furnace that heats the air that is blown into the home. There are two sides to the heat exchanger. One side is in contact with the combustion air and gases, and the other side is in contact with the air that circulates through the home. The heat created by the combustion air is transferred through the heat exchanger to heat the air before it is sent through your home. The heat exchanger creates a barrier between you and the harmful gases that are being vented outside by the inducer motor.
- Blower Motor- The blower motor is the big fan that sends the air through the duct work of your home and into each room that receives heat. This fan can either be used only when the furnace is cycling, or it can run all of the time if you set the fan to the "on" position on the thermostat.
There are several other parts in the furnace unit, but these are the main components that are used to heat your home. First the pilot light heats either the thermocouple or flame sensor. The thermocouple/ flame sensor will then send an electric current to the gas valve. The gas valve will open and send gas to the combustion chamber. The gas mixes with the air that is drawn in by the inducer motor, and the burners will fire up. The heat created here will be transferred through the heat exchanger. The air that is being drawn back to the furnace through the return vents will flow through the heat exchanger. As the air passes through the heat exchanger it is warmed and then transferred to the duct work that leads to the supply vents for each room in the home.
This is basically how your furnace creates heat. Now the next time you have a furnace problem, you will have a better idea of what may be wrong. Unfortunately, many of the things that can go wrong with a furnace will still require the help of a certified HVAC specialist. When this happens, Four Seasons Heating and Air Conditioning is available 24 hours a day 365 days a year. Our technicians are NATE certified, and are prepared to work on every make and model. So before you panic, remember Four Seasons is always there to help you get your heat up and running once again.


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A place for English speaking sofrim (scribes), magihim (examiners), rabbis and vendors of Stam (Torah, Tefillin and Mezuzah scrolls) from around the world to communicate, share ideas, ask questions and offer support and advice.
Sunday, January 14, 2018
Does anyone have knowledge of this Rov? I recently checked a pair of tefillin and the parshiyos are definitely not mehudar. The customer would like to go back to where he bought them and ask for a refund.
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This is a "hechsher" on the batim only. This rav is not on the recommended list and the retzuos he gave a hechsher to were the ones that were part of the scam a few years ago. The Yated called him out by name so it's public knowledge.ReplyDelete
I doubt he's giving a hechsher on batim/retzuos any longer.
If your customer want's his money back he'll need more than the word of a sofer/magia. An expert posek in stam should be consulted.ReplyDelete
THIS IS THR RAV THAT GAVE HECHSHER ON PEELING RETZUOS!ReplyDelete
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Both Apple and Pebble will be releasing their new generation Smart Watches in the next few months, and for sheer James Bond coolness who wouldn't want one?
For every kid who wanted to be a secret agent whispering mission objectives into their watch this is finally the real deal! Sure it's cool, but can a grown up actually justify one as a business tool?
Some people might argue that the new watches are only doing a cut down version of what your phone is doing anyway, so why bother? But then – your phone can tell you the time too, so why would you wear a watch to check the time?
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When it came to original compositions, director Oliver Stone tapped his South of the Border collaborator Adam Peters to score Savages, his adaptation of Don Winslow's 2010 best-selling crime novel. Best known for his orchestrations and cello playing on Echo & the Bunnymen's seminal 1984 album Ocean Rain (and elsewhere in film with Crazy, Stupid, Love., Rango, and I Love You, Phillip Morris), Peters combines electric cello and analog synths with dusty guitars and motorik beats to lend the film a cool, modern-meets-classic sonic backdrop. Elsewhere on the soundtrack, Stone's music supervisor Budd Carr (Platoon, Wall Street, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, The Doors) compiled an eclectic collection of songs to capture the film's story of Southern California marijuana growers whose idyllic lives are turned upside down when a Mexican cartel demands to form a business relationship with them. Some of the choices, like Peter Tosh's anthem to lighting up on "Legalize It" and Bob Dylan's tale of outlaw lovers on the run across the border with "Romance in Durango," are a bit on the nose, but find balance with more contemporary and less utilized selections such as Cut Copy's breezy, glam-like "Where I'm Going" and Bruce Lash's flamenco-tinged take on Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" to serve as musical snapshots of the film's opposing forces. ~ Chrysta Cherrie
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Amy Hershberger Violin
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Matthew Funes Viola
Sarah Parkins Violin
Cecelia Tsan Celli
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Korinna Knoll Vocals
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George Harrison Composer
Jeff Lynne Composer
Bruce Fowler Orchestration
John Tavener Composer
Daniel Brown Composer
Budd Carr Executive Producer
Chris Frantz Composer
Eric Hilton Composer
Jacques Levy Composer
Peter Tosh Composer
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Gustavo Santaolalla Composer
Robert Townson Executive Producer
Tina Weymouth Composer
Robert "3D" del Naja Composer
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Grantley Marshall Composer
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Tim Hoey Composer
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HAT Tours is one of the leading Dutch tour operators specialized in guided Cycling & Sailing Holidays in Europe.
Today we celebrate the start of our completely renewed website ánd the start of our HAT Tours blog!
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With the HAT Tours blog we wish to share our specialized knowledge on cycling holidays with you. We will weekly publish articles about details of our itineraries, cities, regions and sites along the way. You get to know the people working with and for us. Next to that: how's life on board a barge, what's the latest cycling news and many other related topics.
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Here are some pictures from my shoot:
I have to give props to my friend and photographer Kristen Boozer on her work. She's great with the camera and always keeps fashion in mind when she's shooting.
Gotta love jumping pictures. Lord knows I do. I always make all my models do a jumping shot or two. It makes them laugh and gets them excited for the shoot.
I think I'm really just proud of the styling. I did my own makeup and hair; we used a braided headband and an Enzo Milano curling iron for beachy waves. I use that thing all the time. I wore all my favorite vintage wooden jewelry plus a buckeye necklace borrowed from a friend. I wore no shoes (because bohemians are too carefree for footwear, and who doesn't love being barefoot?) and a thin cotton and rope shirt as a dress.
To be honest, this is the first editorial shoot I've done where I liked most of my shots. I'm usually pretty hard on myself when I model. Maybe that's women in general. Maybe I watch too much America's Next Top Model and I haven't "smized" enough in past shoots. Whatever the reason, I was feelin' this bohemian shoot, and I had a lot of fun.


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In an era of hyper-consciousness about all things news, CNN Tonight With Don Lemon has become a prime-time highlight. How does its inimitable host escape from the intense political climate? By retreating to Sag Harbor!
Was life more hectic for you before election night, or now?
Now. We never know what's going to happen! Something happens every single day. Sometimes we have an entire show planned, and then right at the last minute, we have to throw it out the window and go with the breaking news, whether there's a policy change or [President Trump] has tweeted something. It's crazy. I was on for an hour a night, Mondays through Thursdays, but since the election, it's heated up and I've been on for two hours a night from Monday to Fridays.
Do you miss Friday nights at Almond?
I do, but every once in a while I'll have a Friday night off and get to go. Or I'll have the driver take me straight there. If not, Murf's is open until 4 a.m. and I can get a drink. Then I roll on home—on my skateboard.
Is the political climate stressful for you?
It is. But you have to let it roll off your back, or it'll drive you insane. It's tough to wrangle people who come on the air and don't believe in telling the viewer the truth. I don't really allow it on the show. It gets a bit dicey sometimes to keep them in order on live television.
Things can get really heated among the panelists. Is the vibe different when the cameras aren't rolling?
It's a completely different atmosphere. A lot of people will admit things in the commercial break that they won't say on television—that's how you know for some people it's just [about] talking points, and some of them don't believe in exactly everything they say on television. I try to get them off their talking points to be a little more real.
Do you think people are more politically aware now than ever before?
I think people are more engaged with the news and willing to share their opinions and perspectives, but I don't know if they know the facts the way they should. I think people should be more media-literate. If you flip between cable stations, you'll wonder if we're covering the same stories, which we are, but it's completely different.
How often do you get asked about [political commentator] Kayleigh McEnany?
All the time. People say, "I can't believe she actually believes that," or, "How do you handle that Kayleigh?" She's actually one of the nicest people you'll ever meet, and behind the scenes, it's not as antagonistic as it can be on TV. But she does believe what she says—she was a Trump supporter early on, and I think she feels like she has to defend his position. I get asked more about [commentator] Jeffrey Lord now.
You recently hosted John Legend on the show. Was it refreshing to interview someone outside of politics?
It's refreshing to change the mood sometimes, but everything is somehow centered on what's happening in D.C. or at the White House. Everyone's so strongly opinionated about it. Even with John, we talked about Trump and his policies and wanting him to do more with criminal justice reform. So there you go!
Who's your dream person to interview?
Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Donald Trump, and Melania Trump—that's in order of importance.
What brands do you wear on-air?
I love designers, and I have a Dries Van Noten jacket that is beautiful and amazing. People loved it when I wore it during the inauguration. But I'll mostly wear Suitsupply. They're not terribly expensive, and I can change them in and out without spending a fortune.
How about off the air?
I love casual comfort. I'll throw on Vineyard Vines when I'm out here and wear khakis or white jeans, and that's it. A Lacoste or Ralph Lauren polo…really casual. And I love my Sabah shoes! People don't even recognize me.
Well, they do and they don't. If I leave the house in a suit, people are like, "Oh, hey, Don Lemon, CNN!" But if I go out in shorts or gym clothes, they're not expecting it.
When you do get recognized, do people ask a lot about politics?
All the time, everywhere I go. I'm grateful that people watch, but it's like, "Okay, already!" I just grin and bear it, but the positive side is that people are engaged, watching, and care about what I do. This is a great time to be a journalist, and a good time to be me.
How closely do you follow the news on the weekends?
Unless something big's happening, I try not to. Sometimes I'll watch the Sunday morning shows in bed, but even watching the Sunday shows, by the time Monday night comes, that's more than 24 hours old, so I try not to do anything except for chill out in the Hamptons on the weekends and hang out with friends.
When did you start coming out to Sag Harbor?
In 2015. Some friends who rented a house invited me to stay with them. It was the same summer there was a documentary on Sag Harbor and the history of African-Americans on the Oprah Winfrey Network [OWN]—it has a rich history with African-Americans, so I felt like, if I'm going to come to the Hamptons I might as well go there. I fell in love with it and immediately started casually looking for a house. The next summer I rented between Bridgehampton and Sag Harbor, and the next year I told myself I wasn't going to spend on renting and instead make a down payment. I haven't looked back since.
Why do you think there's a lack of diversity out here?
I don't know; it's weird. One would think there would be more, because everyone from New York is here. In Sag Harbor, you see diversity on Main Street every once in a while and in the restaurants. But I don't see a lot of people mingling. Like if I go over to Sag Harbor Hills, it's like all African-Americans all hanging out. If you come out and hang out with my friends, you will see diversity. Maybe we can spread it. I'm not comfortable when it's only one group of people. I like diversity.
Do you come out year-round?
I do, and it's funny because everyone loves the summer—including me—but I think I get more enjoyment out of the house in the winter because I go there, light a fire, do jigsaw puzzles, and eat. I'll gain a bunch of weight, but then lose it in May.
What are your go-to activities?
Besides chilling, going out on my friend's boat. The best thing you can do is have a good friend with a big boat. [Laughs] On Friday and Saturday mornings, I go to the gym to get my exercise in because after that, you're done. It's not going to happen. By the time 11 a.m. comes, you're out at brunch and then at someone's house. There's a lot of eating and drinking going on.
What do your Saturday nights look like?
Mostly, it's dinner with friends. I'm in East Hampton a lot, and sometimes I'll go to dinner at Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton. I have the most fun with Joy Behar. She lives two blocks from my house. Everyone would tell her, "Don Lemon just bought a house here." When I was moving in last summer, I got a knock on my door, and it was her. Since then, she has me over, and there will always be a lot of media people and comedians there. I enjoy Sunday nights the most, though, because I don't feel that pressure to go back [to the city]—I go back on Mondays.
Chris Cuomo also has a house in the Hamptons. Do you guys get together?
Yeah, we hang out in Bridgehampton. We usually go to Pierre's, or we'll go to Sunset Beach on his boat. We've been saying for two years that we're going to go fishing on Saturday mornings, but every time it comes I'm too sleepy. It's like 7 or 8 a.m.! He works mornings and I work nights.
There's a lot of local media out here. What's your take?
I read The East Hampton Star, but what I do the most is listen to WLNG 92.1 FM. That's my station. I love listening to the news reports, because it's like, "Someone stole a wallet in a parking lot." They have this old jingle—"Now it's news time." The one thing with The East Hampton Star that I don't like is that they printed my address. I love them, and I know it's public record, but don't do that.
You've written a book. Will you do something else with all your reporting?
I will, but I don't know when. I was actually working on a book before the election. I think I was smart, because right now, nothing is going to get attention in this political environment. I've had a couple of friends write books and it's hard to get attention when Trump just takes the oxygen right out of them.
Got it. Any vacation plans?
I haven't taken a vacation in a long time. I just want to enjoy my house and enjoy every weekend here. I want to express how much I freaking love it out here. It's my mini paradise. Everyone thinks it's really fancy and full of just rich people, but it's not.
PLUS! Don's Lemonade…
Lemon loves this summer staple as much as the next guy! Here's his favorite version from epicurious.com—he substitutes Splenda or Stevia for the sugar.
1 cup (packed) mint leaves, chopped
2/3 cup sugar
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I got the girls these clothes the other day and they were excited to wear them to Sawyer's birthday party today. Both the girls have these pink sequined hats, but it looked super cute with Bridget's dress today. Still working with the lighting situation and my backdrop. Just snapped these quick before we left today.
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Monday, January 04, 2010
Chico the cockatoo
Over Christmas break we bird sat a cockatoo for a lady my mom works with. Those who know me well, know my fascination with birds. A cockatoo was not on my short list of birds to own and now a cockatoo will never be on the list at all. While it is fun to play with and look at, this bird is so loud. How loud can one bird be you might wonder. Well, while my house was totally closed up (recall the blizzard we are living in) neighbors both behind and in front of my house could hear the bird when they were outside their homes. LOUD! She was pretty though. Here are a few pics of her.
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My attempt at photos for the holidays
Well, I have way too much flash. Lesson learned. I have not figured out my new editing program to fix it the way I want. They are better than they were and the girls are still pretty in their dresses!
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Lake Como is a borough located in Monmouth County, New Jersey. The borough was formerly known as South Belmar, NJ and officially recognized as a municipality in Monmouth County in 1924 when portions of Wall Township were taken to create Lake Como. According to the 2010 census, the population of Lake Como, NJ was 1,759 residents within its small total area of 0.3 square miles. Lake Como, New Jersey follows the borough form of government which includes a mayor and a six-member council. The current mayor of the Lake Como is Michael Ryan, who serves through December, 2014. The current municipal clerk & administrator in Lake Como is Louise A. Mekosh.


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The UK Intensive Care Society State of the Art meeting has just concluded. Multiple summaries of the event have been released from David Lyness at Propofology, Jonny Wilkinson, St Emlyn's, and the Intensive Care Society itself. There's also extensive video coverage on their YouTube channel. Enjoy the #foamcc! [SO]
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- The ICE blog features a nice story and discussion about strategy and coaching with advice on specific approaches to the process. [AS, CN]
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- Give the message early on for a great presentation, says Ross Fisher. [CN]
- The KeyLIME crew discuss an article that provides "predictive validity evidence" for a workplace-based assessment scheme and future training outcomes. [CN]
News from the Fast Lane
- There's yet another Funtabulously Frivolous Friday Five (No. 217!) out as well as Jellybean 085 with Victoria Stephen of BadEM [CN]
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"Season's Greetings" by Noey Hunt
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Sundays are my favorite day of the week at the moment. It is the only day we allow ourselves to sleep in if the schedule allows. We sit long over a big breakfast and read the paper. One of the special things at breakfast this winter has been each of us having a half of a fresh grapefruit. Delicious!
I realized a couple of Sundays ago that eating grapefruit is one of the few things where I have to be totally focused on what I am doing. Most of the time while eating, I am looking at me phone, playing a game, reading the paper but not while eating a grapefruit. I have tried to be multitasking. Disaster! You have to look while you are cutting those slices – I like to cut on both sides of the membrane so that the fruit mostly slides out with the spoon – and also while you are eating so as to get every morsel of that fresh goodness. This effort made me stop eating grapefruit for a long time. Way too much bother.
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Also, grapefruit knives used to be part of a normal knife set. I remember buying a knife set as part of my "hope chest" – another thing that has gone the way of the dinosaurs – and it had several serrated knives where the tip was slightly curved so as to be able to slice better. At some point I threw them away, no use for them. But there is still one of the serrated "steak" knives left and that is what we use for our grapefruits now. Got to be serrated. That fruit is tough!
There used to be "grapefruit spoons" with serrated tips. Do they make those anymore? Now with all of the juicers and stuff probably people don't bother cutting it by hand. But there is something meditative about staring at a grapefruit and slowly cutting the slices.
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