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June in Provence is full of promise when Katherine arrives from Canada, eager to feel renewed by her surroundings. Endless rows of lavender prepare to burst into pink and purple blooms. Fields of sunflowers flow in golden waves among vineyards and olive groves. Ancient hilltop villages beckon. It's the postcard setting she envisioned, but is that all she needs?
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text: The Graveyard Shift *Vanilla Edition - Call In Sick?I_Kluge9/16/13 9:05pmFiled to: TAYveyardtayclassicVanilla512EditPromoteShare to KinjaGo to permalink Hello, and welcome to the Graveyard Shift! Hosted by Kotaku's reader-run blog, TAY. This is a place to talk about life, video games, or anything else (really, like...hmmm pugs?). So feel free jump in the topic, or whatever, its an open forums style thing¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Or feel free to go though reader created articles on TAY and the random blips of TAYCLASSIC. Is this your first time on TAY? Then check out this handy TuTtorial! So....This is for you! the Late Night / Early Bird / Office Drones/ All-Nighter / Future Warriors! Some Graveyard digs... Advertisement Advertisement We finally decided on a mascot(s) for TAY, yay! Dyram has more at now o'clock.Josay rambles on Reviews, and Sexim.But if you really want to sink into TAY, have a look at last week run down by Astrokid248. On this (last technically) week Monday Brunch.Tonight's Shift...Call In Sick?Ah yeah that top image can be misleading >_>, but would totally call in sick on that suicide mission. Seriously I don't care if its has only one weakness, that being a heavily defended a/c exhaust vent. Let the new guy/ hotshot have a go if he thinks it so easy.... Sponsored Well anyways lest move on, since come midnight there are going to be a few folks out on the streets. Huddling near their local video game store, munching on Doritos, and hydrating on Dew. Not many (I think), but probably enough to make a it a double date...Well these are the hardcore(?). But most likely, calling sick would be the alternative for those that still want to play, but just not after work or class. Especially with GTA V coming out in a mere hours.So have any of you shamefully, but gloriously called in sick whether it be work or class (higher learning peps, because kids won't get away with it) just to play a game on it release? No? As in "I actually called in that day off ahead of the release date, like a responsible person" - Anonymous. Well whatever your choice, feel free to ignore my rambling, and talk about whatever your want! Edit: Ah forgot to add; never called in sick or anything. When actually had to inform my absense, it was to get an operation(appendix removal) >_>, and for some reason one professor though it was bullshit. =/Its TALK AMONG YOURSELVES time! Advertisement Kotaku covered this a while back.....I think.Help fill the TAYlendar! TAYPhotoshop contest for the Open Forum. There is a TAY community Steam Group, for Game Nights!The Community GAME NIGHTS! Need to reach admins and authors? This is the conTAYt list for that.The Graveyard shift is not responsible for your late night procrastination, blood loss, vertigo, dry mouth, and Grand Theft Auto!Reply51 repliesLeave a reply


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At the beginning of the 21st century most young people are told that social security won't be there for them when they retire from the work force. Thus, in order to be able to completely retire from the workforce, a person has to invest as early as possible in order to take full advantage of the power of compounding.
Let's follow the story of Erica and John. They both grew up on the same street in the same city. Their mothers gave birth to them at almost the same time. Erica and John went to the same high-school, after which their paths separated. They lost contact with each other for the next 40 years, at which point they found each other on Facebook, and met to reminiscence their childhood and talk about grandkids.
They quickly started talking about their retirement and the amount of money they had each had at the time of their retirement.
John, who always saved the extra money he earned from jobs at college and his first job after college, started investing $2000/year in dividend stocks starting at the age of 18 and kept saving and investing the same amount until he was 28. At that point he had so many expenses in order to pay for the needs of his growing family that he couldn't save anymore. Despite the fact that John couldn't contribute any more to fund his retirement, he was very good at picking solid dividend growth stocks, and was able to generate annual returns of 10% for the next four decades.
Erica on the other hand had decided that she didn't want to work in college since she wanted to concentrate on her studies while also enjoying the whole college experience. She then decided to go ahead and get a masters degree after which she was able to get a very good job with one of the largest companies in the USA. She did accumulate a large amount of student debt in the process, which she diligently paid off in a record time after she got her first job. After learning about the importance of saving for your own retirement, she started investing $2000/year in dividend stocks, and was able to also generate 10% in annual returns.
On their 65th birthdays, John's net worth was 1,192,257.81 versus the $728,086.87 worth of quality dividend stocks which Erica owned. Despite the fact that John had invested only $20,000 in total, versus $76,000 that Erica had invested, he was able to achieve a higher amount of wealth because he had taken a full advantage of the power of compounding by investing his hard earned money as early as his freshman year in college. Even though Erica contributed money for over 37 years her nest egg was $400,000 lower than John's, because she had ten years less to utilize the power of compounding. You could also access the spreadsheet from here.
The most important point from this exercise is: start investing for your retirement as early as possible! Ask your kids to invest their first paychecks from high school jobs. And most importantly, let the money compound uninterruptedly for as long as possible. And if you want to take full advantage of compounding, Turbo Charge Your Portfolio With Reinvested Dividends.
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The importance of investing for retirement as early as possible
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- AnonymousAugust 4, 2008 at 12:02 AM
i agree with Dividend Growth Investor,
This is for education purpose, if mg wants to find something to pick at, you are missing the point of the lesson. which is to invest early.
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20th August 2012, 08:16 PM | #21 |
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Thanks for trying to explain, but I still don't get it. Most power amplifiers are designed as power operational amplifiers, taking useage of voltage feedback. The definition of an opamp only describes the requirements regarding the number of inputs and their impedance, the number of outputs and their impedance and gain and bandwidth of the "black box". Power level is not defined or restricted to line level. Its the nature of such a op amp to try to steer its output, so that the inverting input is a mirror of the noninverting input and hence the difference between noninv and inv becomes 0. Both inputs are high impedance points. The inverting input may be regarded as virtual gnd, but it is not low impedance. In a current feedback opamp it would be low impedance though. jauu Calvin
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I think what we are dealing with is a semantic issue.
As already pointed out the name operational amplifier was originally used to perform operations in analogue computers, the classic one uses five discrete transistors. The two stage differential amplifier/common emitter configuration of the standard discrete op amp, found its way into audio because it is a simple way to convert single ended inputs to double ended two rail outputs and by a.c. coupling the feedback to ground it has 100% d.c. feedback so it has d.c. stability, other direct coupled topologies need a servo to achieve this. Power amps and later integrated op amps added a complimentary emitter follower to the output, enabling larger output currents and less quiescent current. So essentially the appellation op amp came about as a historical accident as they were extensively used in military electronics and scientific/ industrial instrumentation to do mathematical operations in analogue computers, that were used in control systems and by scientists. to solve differential equations. It is true that so called current feedback op amps are not strictly op amps by the formal definition, but neither are audio op amps because they are intended to amplify a.c. signals and not dc ones. rcw |
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Hi, The difference between the two inputs is zero therefore the inverting input is exactly the same voltage as the the output of a unity gain gain amplifier. The impedance of the inverting input is the the two feedback resistors in parallel, in a power amplifier typically 1K and 28K so just under 1K is very typical. Op-amps simply don't support the voltage swing of power amplifiers, and even if they did they cannot provide the current or power to drive speaker loads. Op-amps comes from operational amplifiers and analogue computers based on mathematical operations where the only issue is accuracy and this doesn't need high power. Power amplifiers are not remotely op-amps. Above is a high pass Sallen/Key filter with a unity gain op-amp. I've described how to use it with a power amplifier with gain. (You move R1's connection to the output to the inverting input, you should be able to work out why its effectively the same.) And FWIW assuming an ideal op-amp for the above diagram the inverting input is zero source impedance as its connected directly to the output, so your waffling bigtime on details. rgds, sreten. Last edited by sreten; 21st August 2012 at 02:13 AM. |
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You've managed to confuse this thread pretty well. However, I believe the OP's original query has been answered. Anyways, is an LM3886 in typical configuration an "op-amp?" Cheers, Dave. |
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Hallo everybody,
And my 5 cents in the topic. May we use Mr. Linkwitz tansform circuit with front loaded horns. I mean Klipsch-horn, La Scala, Black widow and other with sealed back chamber, which suffer of lack of low bass. Are all that accounts valid if we have front loaded woofer? Of course, I think and about biamping the sistem. |
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you need the T/S params of the driver then you need the params of the completed speaker.
Finally you decide on your target params. I think the difficult bit is determining the params of the horn loaded completed speaker.
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4th December 2014, 03:36 AM | #28 |
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The "Linkwitz transform" only applies perfectly to a single resonance, for example a speaker driver in a sealed box. Horn loaded drivers are a very different critter, with their fundamental resonance very heavily damped (hopefully!) by the horn loading, and the horn's own raggedy low frequency response dominating.
It will of course do *something* but it won't be predictable from measured driver terminal parameters, and it may not be what you want. All good fortune, Chris |
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Hi again!
Here you are the parameters of my K-33. Say my, because they are vintage, long time working, nobody knows how. And their parameters are slightly different from other K33 parameters, known in the net. Square magnets. K-33 Fs = 24.54 Hz Re = 3.40 ohms[dc] Qt = 0.23 Qes = 0.26 Qms = 2.26 Mms = 76.93 grams Rms = 5.237921 kg/s Cms = 0.000547 m/N Vas = 561.92 liters Sd= 855.30 cm^2 Bl = 12.430875 Tm ETA = 3.06 % Lp(2.83V/1m) = 100.68 dB As you may see, this driver is not the best for closed box. But I lock it in 100L enclosure. Because it is not suitable for sub-bass, I accounted the transform circuit for 39Hz; Q=0.81; +8dB But something is wrong, now I have a big drop in the neighborhood of 100Hz. My configuration is biamping, with 300Hz Linkwitz X-over: Sourse-> X-ower(in-buffer; X-ower; output-buffer) -> Linkwitz Transform -> Amp So, where is the mistake? May be, somewhere phase-change And again, let me underline, K33 is not in horn. It is in 100L box. And without transform circuit, there is no 100Hz drop. |
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If you look at the attached pic below... if the blue trace is your sub's close mic'd response, then you would build your LT to apply the EQ of the red trace to achieve the green trace's response. The result at listening position is a less peaky response that extends lower in frequency. I've included a spreadsheet that you can use to help you design your LT if you weren't already aware of it. This is a fairly advanced project and it might take a few breadboard attempts to nail it for your system. I recommend putting your sub together first, hooking it up and do a few close mic measurements with the mic on axis, 1" from the dustcap. Then take a few at the listening position to see what kind of roomgain you are working with to make sure that you don't apply too much gain. You can then use the spreadsheet's graph to overlay over your close mic'd response and adjust the parameters until the graph of the LT curve is a good mirror image to your sub's response. The more gain you apply, the more amplifier power you will need and the more throw your sub will need to have. If you are planning this with a ported driver, I recommend putting at least a 2nd order highpass filter on the LT's output just below port tune so you don't bottom out and damage your driver. You can also look into this project: Sub-Woofer Controller for a ported sub as it has a safe rolloff downlow and will be somewhat adjustable. Last edited by shredhead; 9th February 2015 at 01:28 AM. |
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Does it hurt to fall in love so easy
does it hurt to fall in love so fast
does it hurt you to find out
thirty-second hand
is it such a big task
such a big task
are you too proud to ask
remember last one was your last
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Oh are you too proud to ask
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The next one's always
gonna last for always
the next one's always on me
Would it help to fall in love a little slower
I know it hurts at any speed
so you have another drink
and get down on your knees
you been swearing to God
now maybe if you'd ask
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I'm just crying 'cause I miss Mary so much. And this one is killing me, for 16 years.
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I Love Bank holidays
The dark beads are really unusual, they are navy blue and opaque, I have never seen glass like this before, here's a close up for you.
My second necklace uses my splurge purchase from the bead show. It is made by a very talented lampwork artist by the name of Sarah Downton, Karen and I actually drove down to her home last year to take a lesson from her in the art of lampwork, I just hope that one day I'll be able to make something that resembles a bead rather than a lemon.
Wait til you see the close up of this little beauty..... It's absolutely gorgeous!!
And now with my inky/painty hat on, I'd like to share a few samples that I have been working on this week. It's not long now until the show at Ally Pally (24th & 25th September) and we are busy beavers behind the scenes in preparation for the event. Lots of ordering going on, planning of demos....well actually , that's not strictly true as I usually make up the demos as I go along but as you can imagine, a lot of work goes into the prep for a show of that size so here are some of the card samples that will be on display at the show.
Sample 1
All images are Paperartsy, the focal images are from HP 1109 and HP1110. Loving those bottles!!
Sample 2
Main images are from HP1109, verse is from HP1008
Sample 3
Car image is from HP1106, background images - houses are on HP1110, small newsprint HP1108, map HPXT01 and script Mini 61
Sample 4
I think I need a lesson in learning how to crop my pictures.....you'll have to excuse my grey background!
The nice young man is from HP1108, the compass is from HP1110 and the pointy finger is from HP1102.
Sample 5
Flowers - HP1111, dragonfly - HP1109
Sample 6
Last but by no means least a mix of Paperartsy, Dina Wakely stamps and stencils
Dina's stamps are Lonely Girl and Script Heart, Paperartsy Mini 61 script.
I have used Pan Pastels on all of the above samples, if you are not familiar with Pan Pastels and are coming to Ally Pally, stop by our booth, I'll be happy to show you.
All images are available for purchase on line at www.lbcrafts.com or you can call the shop on 01234 714848
Okey dokey, that's me for today....I'm off to tend my roast chicken and pack my overnight bag as I'm heading off to Paperartsy HQ tomorrow for some more Artsycrafts prep.
Enjoy the rest of the holiday.
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- Gillian .... said...
Those beads are divine Lin, love them. Fab array of samples too using the new PA stamps, sounds like you have had an enjoyable BK weekend. x
- 29 August 2011 at 17:39
- Helen said...
Looks like you've had bettter fun than I have! Love those samples, especially no 2!
- 29 August 2011 at 17:39
- Daniele said...
The lampwork bead is stunning, as are all the samples that you have worked on in your new studio today......
have a lovely eveing - 29 August 2011 at 17:57
Oh Lin -- everything is GORGEOUS! You make me feel so inadequate!!!!! I wish I did live closer so I could sign up for loads of your classes -- that way I could push myself forward and get going on lots more things. The blog entry is wonderful.
Enjoy your roast chicken --
Love from Sally x - 29 August 2011 at 18:19
- Shirley said...
I loved the jewelry, and your projects as well. Very nice.
- 29 August 2011 at 19:17
- mamapez5 said...
Lovely jewelry Lin. I love beads too, but I never want to use them; just sit and play with them now and then!
I am so glad you are going to be at the Ally Pally. I am over in UK for a couple of weeks and hope to get there with my sister. I have had to move my trip forward about six weeks for family reasons so we can't get to the NEC as planned. So we're doing this one instead. It's a first time for me and I'm rally looking forward to it. Hopefully I'll see you there. Kate x - 29 August 2011 at 20:37
- Linda Cain said...
LOVE it LOVE it LOVE it....everything!
~Linda - 30 August 2011 at 01:42
- Jenni said...
I love your jewelery,simply gorgeous beads! You must have had fun choosing them. That lampwork piece is simply stunning.
Love the new samples, they look great. Pity I live too far away to come to Ally Pally.
Jenni - 30 August 2011 at 09:23
- Dragon said...
Lovin your work as always... especially the metal piece
xx - 30 August 2011 at 10:31
- snazzyoriginal said...
Stunning samples as always & the opaque glass bead is just fab
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Excellent Finalist! Wish something like this would flutter on my doorstep! :) Huge congratulations, Karen and all the best in the upcoming round! #9809522Patti Coblentz 11/16/2011 8:31:28 PM
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HUGE congratulations on this stunning finalist, Karen, best of luck!! #9812130Patricia A. Casey 11/17/2011 7:32:39 AM
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The success of Tottenham's London rivals is probably the last thing the players would like to think about but Chelsea's work at home and abroad last season should inspire Tim Sherwood's team.
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This is the beginning of a cowl.
It's going to be a long cowl. I call it the beginning because this is only the first ball of yarn. It's 10% alpaca and really soft. Great for wearing around one's neck.
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The cowl looks lovely. I made a long, winding, loop scarf last year with some grey wool that shades from dark to light through about three or four stages. I hardly ever take it off my neck! It goes with everything and is so warm and comfy. I did it in garter stitch because I'm too lazy to do purl rows!
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To put it simply, there's too much passive-aggressiveness within debates. I've only started two of them, and all I really see is a bunch of passive-aggressive speech against each other. This is not how we treat brothers and sisters in Christ. If someone has the wrong idea of Scripture, first you need to double-check your own stance and why you hold that stance (because you're only human just like them, and you could very well be the one that's wrong if you aren't careful), and second you need to try to lead them to the truth WITH LOVE. I don't see that. I see pride. I don't hate any of you, and I'm not judging any of you. Not everyone here is guilty of this, either. But there's just too much of this going around, and this site isn't quite the spiritual edifier I first thought it would be. I'll be praying for all of you, and I ask that you pray for me as well. I'm still learning about God and the doctrines of the Bible, and I think I'll continue to learn until the day I die. Prayer would be much appreciated for this, since I tend to get very confused when trying to figure out which doctrines to believe. I guess I just need to learn to leave it in God's hands to help me, instead of trying to do it all myself. God bless
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Do not keep your faith from others. The Bible tells us to tell others about the Gospel. But also do it in a loving manner.
Then we'll just have to agree to disagree. I do believe that we should give God our time, and make Him first in our lives. But can you give me a single Bible verse that supports that people who do not read daily will go to hell?
Universalism is the belief that every man will be reconciled with God eventually - that people don't go to hell (permanently, at least). I myself am not a universalist, though with reading the Bible, I am finding more support for it (or possible something that just seems to support the doctrine). So, I'm not making this thread so that I can debate others, but so others can give me their reasoning for being universalist or for not being universalist. So, do you believe in universalism? Why/why not? This thread is to help me understand more about universalism. I personally will not be debating, though others are free to debate, and I may ask a few questions from time to time. God bless!
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Welcome! I speak from much experience when I say that reading books, blogs, and articles about different interpretations of Scripture will only cause confusion. If you want an answer to a theological question, the best place to look is the Bible, since it is God's Word. About a month or so ago, I was so frustrated with myself because I was so confused on all kinds of theological doctrines - Is hell really eternal? Is God really triune? Was the universe really created in 6 days? I had so many questions, and I still have a lot of questions that are unanswered for now - but I found the source of my confusion. I was reading so many different interpretations and opinions about Scripture that I was confusing myself. Almost everything I read seemed right because it seemed to have Scripture to back it up, and I got really confused because even though most of the things I read said something totally different, they all seemed correct due to their use of Scripture. If you twist Scripture just right - which is what I believe most of the stuff I was reading was doing, though probably not intentionally - you can make any doctrine seem like the truth, even if it's far from it. You don't have to be right to be convincing, you just have to know how to sound smart - and that is why it's dangerous to rely on the works of man to decide on theological doctrines. I suggest reading the (entire, if possible) Bible for yourself if you have not already, because the Bible is God's word. It is God-inspired, written by man but not OF man. It is much better than anything a man can write. Satan is the author of confusion, not God. And by the way, if you plan on reading the Bible if you haven't already, you might wanna start pretty soon. I've been reading it for a little over 9 months now and I'm still not finished yet, though I'm very close, and getting closer each day. Will pray for you! God bless you! Remember to rely on God's understanding, not your own! And pray for yourself as well!
Brittany started following would reading the bible regularly be a "work"?
There's no set time you have to read the Bible, or how much you have to read it. As a Christian, it is strongly recommended that you make time to read as often as possible, since the Bible is basically our roadmap to a good relationship with God. But, if for some reason you can't read on a certain day because you're very busy, you're not going to be damned to hell for that. Now, if you have time but you choose to do other things instead, that might imply that you are putting other things above God, and that'd be a problem. I don't think reading the Bible is considered a work like helping the poor or helping a lady cross the street. It is very beneficial to our souls to read out of God's refreshing word daily, but it's not the same kind of work as mentioned.
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Hi, Person17. First off, I wanna tell you that you're not alone in this. I have very few friends, and the friends I do have are atheists, aside from one Catholic and my boyfriend, who is a Christian as well. I don't talk to people usually, and although I used to enjoy it, there have been times when I've felt extremely lonely. I've considered suicide at one point in my life as well, and let me tell you, that was not a fun time. I went about 4 years being totally depressed, to the point where I actually became numb to everything for quite some time. I'm out of all this now, thanks be to God. But, I know what you're going through. I'm 16, I'm really bad at math, and I never talk to people. So, the whole point-of-our-existence thing. To begin with, we (and everything else that exists) were created for God's glory, as we see in Isaiah 43:7 and 1 Corinthians 10:31. That's why God made everything; for His glory. Well, then Adam and Eve went and screwed it up. That's why there's suffering in the world. That's why we have to work for what we need. That's why there's sin. That's why not all of God's children are always rejoicing. Because sin brought pain and suffering. Now, aside from glorifying God, we have another job as well - to try to point others towards the spring of living water who is Jesus Christ, God's only Son. One thing I've learned during my time in high school is that, if you wanna talk to people, you usually have to initiate the conversation. You have to be willing to let people know that you are okay with talking. Because if you always sit in the corner all by yourself and you never make an attempt to socialize, people might think that that's how you prefer it, thus not wanting to bother you. That was the case with me. I actually found out that I seemed to others that I'd rather not talk. A lot of people thought I disliked them because of how closed off I was, even though I didn't mean to come across that way. So, step out of your comfort zone! YES, it will be uncomfortable. YES, you will feel weird at first. But that's how you get comfortable, by stretching your boundaries a little bit! If you feel that your prayers are going unanswered, here are some possible reasons from the Bible why this may be happening: 1. Maybe you're just not being patient enough. Maybe God plans on answering "yes" to your prayer, but He has a certain time for it, and that time just hasn't come yet. We need to trust in God's timing, because it's perfect. The first verses of Ecclesiastes chapter 3 says that there is a time for everything. 2. Maybe you have some sin in your life that you just keep hanging on to and refuse to let go of, or maybe you're disobedient to God. These things may cause God not to listen to your prayer. Read Psalm 66:18 and 1 Samuel 8:18. 3. Perhaps you don't have faith that God will take care of you. James 1:6 talks about how a man's prayer without faith is like an ocean wave, tossed around by the wind. Another good verse to read is Matthew 21:22. 4. You may also be asking for the wrong reasons. If you're asking for selfish reasons, you won't get it. An example would be a million bucks or a fancy car, or maybe even good looks and fancy clothes. Read James 4:3 and 1 Timothy 2:1-2. 5. You could also be asking for something that's not in God's will. Something that's not in God's will won't happen, and if it's not in God's will, THERE'S A GOOD REASON! Even if we don't see that reason at first, there's a good reason. Read 1 John 5:14. Have you been reading your Bible? If yes, keep on reading, and praying that God will help you to understand what you're reading. If not, START! There is a LOT in the Bible that actually encouraged me when I was in the same place you are now. There is something in the Bible that will help you. Also, the Bible tells us that we are going to be hated for Christ's name. If you go around talking about how certain things are sinful and how unsaved people aren't gonna make it to heaven, it's natural to get some backlash since people are going to get offended. Though, if you're doing it hatefully, that's a problem. If you're doing it with love, however, then keep on doing that! Since the Bible tells us that we are going to be hated for Christ's sake, there would be a problem if everyone in your school liked you, unless you went to a strict Christian school. I'm not usually good with giving advice, so I'm sorry if this doesn't help you much. But, I'll pray for you, and I encourage you to read your Bible and keep on praying and trusting in the Lord! We won't always understand why He does things the way He does or why He sometimes seems to wait so long to do those things, but there is a good reason behind it all, and if you endure until the end, you will reap the rewards and be given a crown of life. Hang in there. God loves you.
Brittany started following What does it mean that our works perfect our faith?
James chapter 2 talks about how our works perfect our faith... I'm having a little bit of trouble understanding exactly what that means.. could someone who understands please explain in a way that a kindergartner could understand it? I've already seen the Abraham + Isaac and the Rahab the harlot examples, but I still don't really understand.... do our works make our faith bigger, or fuller, so to speak? Or do they just prove that we have saving faith?
Ah ok, thanks!
I've seen quite a few atheists do good works though...? thank you both for your replies!
Brittany started following Who/what is the perfecter of our faith?
Hebrews 12:2 says Jesus is the perfecter of our faith. James 2:22 says good works are the perfecter of our faith. I'm just really confused... which is it? or am I misunderstanding the meanings of these verses?
Yes. The mother actually lied about the child and is being charged with falsification. The mother's car was stolen, and the mother falsely claimed that her child was asleep in the backseat at this time in order to have her car found faster. Her children were taken into protective custody. Thank you all for praying, and I thank God that the little girl was alright after all.
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a young girl in an area near me has been abducted this morning. I saw the Amber Alert. please pray for her safety, and for her family.
one of my issues with abortion when the mother's life is in danger is that, 99.9% of the time, abortion is not the only solution to the problem. emergency c-sections can be performed. abortion is never medically required, although abortion is in some cases the convenient solution.
God never mentioned abortion directly, but there are verses that mention God knitting us together in the womb and knowing us in an intimate way before we are born. Also, the times God has killed have been for justified reasons. Killing an innocent baby for no reason is not OK.


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The Chad Ochocinco era is officially underway in New England after the star wide receiver caught two passes from Tom Brady for a grand total of 14 yards and one very easy touchdown on a pass that was not defended by the Buccaneers Thursday night.
But that's probably the way Bill Belichick and Tom Brady want it – at least at the start. They are giving Ocho just enough to nibble on so that Ocho's appetite for knowledge of the Patriots offense and system grows and grows.
Certainly, they want to give Ochocinco some confidence, confidence that comes from catching a wide open 8 yard "pop" route in the red area for a touchdown on the Patriots' second possession. But Ocho took his lumps, too, taking a head shot from linebacker Mason Foster earlier in the drive. He also ran a route in which Brady failed to connect with him on 2nd-and-10. In all, Ocho was targeted four times and came away with two catches.
Brady also made it clear that he doesn't want to overload Ochocinco with too much, too soon since he is still trying to bring the receiver up to speed with the rest of the veteran receivers like Wes Welker and Deion Branch who already know it like the back of their hand.
'We've missed a lot of time," Brady said. "That's the reality of the off-season. We've missed a lot of time over the course of six months that we really couldn't do anything football-wise. So, a lot of it just trying to continue to talk, and the only way you can make corrections is to communicate between the two of us.
"Even with Deion and Wes, we haven't played football in eight months, or been on the field together. So a lot it is all receiver group, tight end group, quarterbacks and skill guys being on the same page so you can anticipate the things going on out there, you can play with confidence so you can go out there and play with confidence.'
It's that confidence that Brady – through teaching on the sideline with Welker and Branch looking on – is trying to get through to No. 85. Once Brady feel comfortable that Ocho is comfortable and confident, then the quarterback can make the next step. The goal is to take as many steps as possible before the season opens on Sept. 12 in Miami.
'It's a hard sport," Brady said. "There's nothing easy about it. Dropping back and finding the right guy to throw to and those guys running the right route, at the right depth at the right time. There's a lot of work that needs to be put into it. It's not something that magically, 'Hey, let's talk about it and now we're good at it.' You've got to put the work in. You've got to practice. You've got to make the mistakes so you can make the corrections and that's what we're trying to do.
"That's what we try to do when we're in the game, when we're out of the game, on the practice field, the walk-throughs, we're in the meeting rooms we're always communicating so that when it comes to the game time, you feel everyone is really confident in one another. And the guy you're playing next to is really confident in what he's doing so you have a lot of confidence in him.'
Belichick was somewhat animated in his discussions with Ochocinco in the first half, partly because of some irregularities in where they expected him to be running a route and partly because some situations came up in the game that Belichick admitted he hadn't prepared Ocho for.
"I'm just trying to coach the team and see if I can get them play better," Belichick said. "Some things we didn't cover came up in the game so I just try to do the best I can to help our team improve. We still have a long way to go, a lot of work to do so I have to do a better job, too."
Even in a 31-14 laugher that had the Patriots up 21-0 after a quarter and 28-0 at half, there's always something to learn.
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After I baked the lemon bars for the minimum time (just until they slightly jiggled but not brown, the tops were pale, with just a bit of browning around the edges) I put them in the refrigerator overnight. I didn't cut them, I didn't dust them with confectioner's sugar, I just cooled them and put them in the fridge.
The next morning I lifted the edges of the parchment paper, they came out with just a little bit of a tug, I put them on a cutting board, and I put another cutting board on top and flipped them, then it was simple to peel off the parchment paper. It didn't stick at all, thanks to the Pam. I then flipped them again so they were upright, cut them into large squares, took the cutting board, put it over the sink, used a strainer and dusted the squares heavily with confectioner's sugar. I used a lot of powdered sugar.
I read all of Ina's reviews before I made these, and decided to make her original recipe. There was a bit of confusion about the size of the pan, in the following video she says 9x12, but the website says 9x13, I used 9x13 and they were fine. But since I like all things thick, I might consider just the next size smaller pan the next time I make these. But then again, these were pretty darned perfect...
A few of the reviewers complained that the filling tasted floury. I tasted one corner when they were warm, and I could detect a faint flour taste, but the secret lies with overnight chilling. This allows the flavors to marry, and trust me, you don't taste flour, you taste lemon! Utterly delightful, yummy, fresh lemon. I think they are best cold, too. I learned from my elderly neighbor, who loves cold cake and bars, that things straight from the fridge do have a delightfully fresh, cool taste.
The bar in this picture was the last one, and it was a couple of days old by the time I photographed it, so I just gave it a fresh dusting of confectioner's sugar.
I've made lemon bars many times, but never with results like this. I think in the past I always dusted with the sugar too soon and it soaked into the bars, and I never refrigerated them. But, oh what a difference a day in the refrigerator makes...
Give these bars a try the next time you want a WOW Dessert! OH WOW, OH WOW, OH WOW!!!!!!!!!
Here's Ina's original video, watch this and it will make everything oh so simple.


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It is an honor and great pleasure to write a preface for this postproceedings of the 6th International Workshop on Information Hiding. In the past 10 years, the field of data hiding has been maturing and expanding, gradually establishing its place as an active interdisciplinary research area uniquely combining information theory, cryptology, and signal processing. This year, the workshop was followed by the Privacy Enhancing Technologies workshop (PET) hosted at the same location. Delegates viewed this connection as fruitful as it gave both communities a convenient opportunity to interact. We would like to thank all authors who submitted their work for consideration. Out of the 70 submisions received by the program committee, 25 papers were accepted for publication based on their novelty, originality, and scientific merit. We strived to achieve a balanced exposition of papers that would represent many different aspects of information hiding. All papers were divided into eight sessions: digital media watermarking, steganalysis, digital forensics, steganography, software watermarking, security and privacy, anonymity, and data hiding in unusual content. This year, the workshop included a one-hour rump session that offered an opportunity to the delegates to share their work in progress and other brief but interesting contributions.
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