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Super Ideas On How To Have An Incredible Online Shopping Expierence
The Internet is a tremendous tool for saving time and working efficiently, and that's definitely the case when you use it for online shopping. It's simple, but you still need to know more to gain from it. Here is some great advice to help you get familiar with online shopping.
When you're looking to make an online purchase, nobody will ever have a legitimate reason to ask you for a social security number. No shopping websites should ever ask for this extremely personal piece of information. If you are asked for it while checking out, it's probably a scam site. Leave immediately and look for a reputable seller.
Prior to entering credit card numbers onto a site, check the URL. Look at the URL and ensure that it contains "HTTPS" which means that your information is encrypted. If the "s" is missing in "https", this is not a secure site, and you should not enter any of your information.
Many websites devoted to shopping can provide a great deal of information that can help you make smarter buying choices and avoid guilty feelings. Seeing reviews from people that have purchased products can be really helpful, particularly when there are many choices.
Free Shipping
If you shop online a lot, try signing up for services that let you get free shipping from certain stores. These particular services contain lists of stores who are partners with them, and they will provide free-trial memberships to you so you can determine if the yearly fees are worth free shipping. Try out a few different services so that you can choose the one that works best for you.
If possible, use online shoppers who provide Live Help or Live Chat. You will be able to get your questions answered quickly and easily. If you are having problems with the retailer, don't hesitate to ask the representatives for some type of discount. If you are ready to check out, the representative may give you the discount.
When you shop online, you should never pay retail prices. Retailers frequently follow a schedule for putting different items on sale. Find out when sales are happening by signing up for email newsletters from your favorite merchants. Then simply have patience and wait for the sales to rack up savings. If you're patient, this could be very lucrative.
A lot of stores are going to give you a discount code when you follow the store on social media or agree to receive their email newsletter. Signing up takes a few moments and can save you quite a bit in the future.
It is important that you keep your passwords as complicated as possible. Never use obvious phrases and words. Credit card numbers and other information can be easily accessed via online shopping accounts. Don't make a crook's job easier by making your passwords easy to figure out. Use random passwords with letters, numbers and symbols where possible.
Many stores now have apps that allow you to securely shop right from your phone. This is handy for various reasons. First, if you are out, you can still shop. Additionally, if you're shopping at a brick-and-mortar store, you can do a bit of online research to determine if you're actually getting a good deal.
Be sure to opt in to newsletters on your favorite shopping sites. If you shop at a certain website often, you will appreciate special offers that are only available by receiving their newsletter. This helps you get in on new offerings early and save money at the same time.
Online shopping isn't difficult whatsoever. It's so much easier than driving around from store to store. Having said that, it is vital that you thoroughly research and prepare yourself on how to properly shop online. This article should help.


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Jesus saw their faith (Luke 5:20).
It's true, Jesus knows hearts (Mark 2:8; Luke 11:17; John 2:24-25). Was that how He saw the faith of the four men who brought their friend to Jesus for healing?
Did He simply look into their hearts?
But there's another possibility . . . .
First, they carried him on a stretcher to the house where Jesus was teaching.
When they found the house too crowded to enter, they made a hole in the roof!
Hard work. Visible faith.
"'You have faith and I have works; show me your faith without the works, and I will show you my faith by my works" (James 2:28, emphasis added).
Jesus saw their faith. Can He see ours?
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Bloomberg | Christian Berthelsen: U.S. prosecutors plan to appeal the length of the prison term for a Turkish banker convicted of aiding an Iranian sanctions-evasion plot.
Mehmet Hakan Atilla, who headed international banking at Turkiye Halk Bankasi AS, was sentenced to fewer than three years in prison in May by U.S. District Judge Richard Berman. Prosecutors sought at least 15 years. The filing Monday didn't go into detail about the basis for appeal.


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Drawings which give an insight into what was fashionable in the city during the late 1930s and early 1940s go on show this weekend [Saturday 11 December] at Aberdeen Art Gallery, Schoolhill.
The exhibition features drawings by James Hayden Fettes, which were donated to the Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums by his son Laurence Hayden Fettes in 2007.
James Hayden Fettes was born in Linlithgow in 1891. Known as Hayden to his family he was determined to become an artist although his father, a master grocer and whisky blender, wanted him to follow in his footsteps.
Although his father disapproved of his choice of profession and refused to fund his training Fettes worked during the day to support himself and attended night classes at a school of art in Edinburgh in order to attain the necessary skills he needed.
Once qualified Fettes joined the Edinburgh based printing company McLagan & Cumming. He then set up his own design business in the city however it did not thrive, so after hearing there was plenty of work in Aberdeen he decided to move north in the late 1920s.
He advertised himself as freelance commercial fashion artist and very quickly found his work high sought after. He produced fashion illustrations for many Aberdeen stores including Watt & Grant, Esslemont & Macintosh and Falconers.
Aberdeen Art Gallery curator Victoria Ward said: "These wonderful drawings now form an important part of Aberdeen's costume collection, giving an insight into what was fashionable in the city during the late 1930s and early 1940s.
"They are also significant because they show that even during the austere years of World War II and the introduction of clothes rationing in 1941, the fashion industry still managed to continue. In addition they demonstrate that although photography was widely used department stores still favoured a more traditional approach to illustrating their collections".
After the war there was still a demand for this type of illustration but eventually photography did take over. Fettes' passion for art never left him and he continued to draw and paint for much of his life.
The exhibition will run until Saturday 19 March 2011.


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Effective January 1, 1985, the following five categories of fringe benefits are not
De minimus fringe, see RS 01402.045.
Gyms and other athletic facilities, see RS 01402.065.
No additional cost service, see RS 01402.070.
Qualified employee discount, see RS 01402.075.
Working condition fringe, see RS 01402.080.
NOTE: Except for de minimus fringes, these rules do not apply to fringes discussed in other
sections of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC).
Some individuals who are not employees, i.e., no employment relationship exists, may
nevertheless qualify for treatment as employees for fringe benefits; provided the
service or discount offered by the employer is consistent with the service or discount
offered to customers in the ordinary course of the employer's line of business. (For
information on no additional cost service, see RS 01402.070. For details on qualified employee discount, see RS 01402.075.)
With respect to an employer's line of business, the term employee includes the:
Retired and disabled employees
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Many times when people are currently looking to change over or try Linux, they wonder which version or supply is the best. There are a few choices so it seems obvious that one must be the very best. The reality is that there is a version of Linux. There are versions that meet with different purposes.
(1) Make Place Presentable: First impression might be the last impression. Be sure that your house should not have dishes in the sink, strewn laundry, basket full of wastes etc since it can make a notion in the eyes from the appraiser. Your house shouldn't be pristine but no less than tidy and neat.
Xubuntu is a quality distribution that doesn't use too much electricity. It is uses XFCE that will help with slower computers. malware wordpress This one does work well but may not be best for machines as XFCE is somewhat more demanding than some other low power interfaces. This will be somewhat easier because it interface works.
Click here to read the article where I review GNOME Do, and explain how to install it on Ubuntu! The same procedure should work on hacked website. And click here to check out the "OMG! Ubuntu!" blog's articles about Docky -- the object dock-only "sequel" to GNOME Do.
What exactly does that mean? If Ubuntu One were Free / Open-Source, then a friend or you could make your server. So when you clicked on the button to"Upload to Ubuntu One" -- the sort of thing that will probably be everywhere in Ubuntu 9.10 -- rather than uploading to Canonical's servers it might upload to yours or your friend's. And you could access Learn More Here it from anywhere on any of your machines, without needing to pay anything.
Now's not the time to be spending more money resource than you have . In fact , it's best if you spend as little as possible in order to build a savings account. Think about minimizing gas expenses and entertainment costs, food expenses. It might also help make your own items when possible or items that are fix my website that you have.
If when you run your anti virus software and it picks up the Trojan horse, it is best to start your computer in safe mode and begin the process there.
As always, prevention is much better than cure. Keeping lsass.exe errors from you system ensures that you need to be careful about downloading documents from suspicious locations online. As a precautionary move, you must have a backup of your important files and documents. Make it a point to copy each new file into that backup medium the minute you've finished it. In this manner, should an lsass.exe their explanation error result in a full system crash, you may just need to contend with the time and effort it ought to bring back your system up in full working condition using a complete re-install. Then all you have do is to copy the files from the backup medium back into the computer.


text: As dream come true for any strategic designer, I was called to help in the build up of a design-driven innovation program within Fabrica, a newly founded space depending from Argentina's Ministry of Science, Technology and Productive Innovation. With no similar public initiatives anywhere in the world, this program's mission is to achieve high-impact social innovation through the creative power of design, in collaboration with public and private universities. My role in the project is to take the learnings from its short existence, and with the help of other experienced designers, organization members and global references such as IDEO.org, Domus Academy, Stanford Design Impact, Uncommon, Hyperisland, to ideate and prototype a toolkit and organizational system that can help the program achieve its objectives. Once this first proposal is ready, my role in Fabrica will be the one of project mentor while hosting the first cycle of projects for communities from different regions of Argentina as an initial iteration from which to learn from, adjust and validate. The mid-long term goal of our work, besides of generating higher impact solutions, is to, with the help of local governments, to spread this work methodology into regional and international "Fabricas" that can replicate it, making the impact even higher. I feel very proud for having the chance of being a part of the creation of something so big and powerful. Fabrica is today the place where I can deploy all my strengths and where they are most useful. I bring structure and organization as a base for creativity to flow and reach higher grounds. At the same time, it is a place where I am learning so much day by day in the process of creation, working together with very talented people from different backgrounds and best of all learning from and working for communities in need.


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If you've been following the local media in the U.P., my Instagram, or stay in touch with me in general, you may understand why my blog posts have been so, well, non-existent lately.
This past Friday, the Hawkshop was happy to host DIY network star, Jason Cameron. Jason Cameron is a former graduate of Republic-Michigamme Schools and hosts the television shows "Desperate Landscapes," "Sledgehammer," and "Man Caves." Jason came in to promote awareness of and to help bring back trades education, and also give a commencement speech at our graduation ceremony.
Needless to say, this created a lot of hype, and preparation increased my workload enough to where (my apologies, again) I had to sacrifice a few things from my to-do list.
Jason Cameron is the reason we were able to acquire a very generous donation from Bosch tools. Bosch tools appreciated the efforts taking place in the HawkShop to bring back a vital part of education that is missing in many areas. Because Jason was able to reach out to Bosch, Bosch was able to reach out to us, and we received brand new Bosch power tools with gratitude and a commitment to continue what we are doing.
The day started with multiple interviews between Jason and me about the need to bring back trades education, and the struggles that are faced in doing so. We talked about our current work force and how we can help address the skills gap. Much discussion was had on the impact Bosch tools had, as well as Jason Cameron's unwavering support. Footage of these interviews should be released shortly.
The day ended with a project that incorporated all of the tools Bosch donated: a fold up patio table or handy campfire stool. The main priority, highlighting the positive effect Bosch tools has had on the Hawkshop, and on trades education, was displayed. Footage of this will be released as well.
Jason Cameron concluded his visit with a commencement speech at graduation where he talked about work ethic, integrity, wisdom, winning, and failing.
It was a very exciting week for the HawkShop, and HawkShop students,
with media coverage to boot!
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Here in my last area I just completed the first week. Went by slowly. I think its cuz of Christmas and New Years and Interviews with President and a bunch of stuff. Also I only have one week left.
But, I do believe I will be on here again next week, the same day I fly out, becuase if not my comps gunna be pretty anxious to talk with his family haha.
So for New Years we stayed in the Zone Leaders pensh the night of the 31st, and the other Elders from Claypole stayed in our pensh last night. With the Zone Leaders we made completos chilenos (little hot dogs with guacamole and little french fries and stuff) and a Argentine style fruit salad. It was pretty good and we had a good time. Also the next door neighbors threw a party late at night. I have gotten used to sleeping with loud music coming from nearby down here in Argentina, but this time they hit me in my blindspot by blasting Ice Cube. So that was an interesting twist.
Anyway I´d like to wish everyone a Happy New Years! Its wierd to think that its almost been exactly 2 years since I was sent out as a missionary. But it was good to be able to reflect on everything I´ve learned this year. It went by super quick. I have a feeling that time doesnt really slow down from here on out. Just gets faster and faster. But every New Years is an opportunity to refocus ourselves on what we want to do better in the future, and set goals for the year. I´m not 100% sure what I want out of this next year, mostly because I don´t remember what its like to not be a missionary, but I dont want to think about all that for another week or two, so I´m just gunna invite all of you to really think through what you want to do better this year, and to make plans, and then to do it! I love you all and I´ll most likely be writing next week. If not, well, see ya in about a week.
I had intercambios with a new elder in our district, Elder Wadsworth
The rest of the pictures are a mix of New Years with the Zone Leaders, Christmas with the Ferraro Family, the day after Christmas with the Claypole Elders, and a few pictures from Laferrere that I havent been able to send yet. Also heres my new Zone, Zona Burzaco!
Love you!
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My new multimedia collaboration, Canyons, with poet Matthew Klane is finished. We will be performing the work at 8pm, breathing alternate life into its images and sound at Publication Studio in Troy NY. Please stop by and enjoy the show!
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More than 11,000 extra seats delivered for South Western Railway passengers.(SWR)
Class 707 train at London Waterloo.(SWR Image)
South Western Railway passengers have benefited from 11,000 extra seats on peak time Waterloo services since a new timetable was implemented in December.
As part of the roll-out of new Class 707 trains, the last of which entered passenger service today, existing train stock has been moved elsewhere on the network to boost overall capacity and increase the number of seats in service during peak hour travel.
The new Class 707 trains, with a total of 8,250 seats in the fleet, have primarily gone on the Waterloo to Windsor, Weybridge and Hounslow routes. The existing trains on these routes have transferred onto Reading services, enabling other trains to transfer to suburban and mainline routes to help boost capacity elsewhere.
This extensive capacity boost has been made possible by Network Rail's August works to extend platforms and increase capacity at London Waterloo. Morning and evening peak services have seen the most noticeable improvements with many peak suburban trains lengthened from eight to ten carriages, and other mainline services extended up to twelve carriages.
Andy Mellors, Managing Director of South Western Railway, said:
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Most Valuable Conference Hallways
by Tom Carroll
In Eric Norlin's Digital Identity World Recap #2 (1 and 3 coming soon) the writes that
Jonathan Penn (of Forrester) declined to be on a panel because he thought he'd get more value by being in the audience (and he said I could quote him).
I have heard and read other people say that some conferences are valuable simply for the hallway conversations.
So my question:
What are the top five most valuable conferences simply due to the quality of the hallway conversations?


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Lil Jon & I are back with another Blend for the DJs! We use the vocals from the soon to be club anthem "Rack City" over Too $hort's "Blow The Whistle" Instrumental! As always share it with all your friends!
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The wisest question when we are deeply sad is not, "How can I end or numb this pain immediately?" The wisest question is, "What is the meaning of this pain? or, "What does it reveal to me?" or "What is it calling me to understand?" -Marianne Williamson, Tears to Triumph
My guest today is one of my most important spiritual voices of our time, Marianne Williamson! This is a HUGE deal. Marianne has been one of my greatest teachers of all-time. She is an internationally-acclaimed spiritual author and lecturer. Seven of her twelve published books have been NY Times bestsellers, and four of them have been at #1 on the list!
Her mega-bestseller, A Return to Love, is a must-read. As is her newest book Tears to Triumph, which explores the spiritual journey from suffering to enlightenment. This book really changed my perspective on suffering. I HIGHLY recommend checking it out.
Today we talk about suffering, depression and the path to healing.
There's so much value and wisdom packed into this episode, including:
In today's show we explore:
Connect with Marianne and Resources from the Episode:
Watch Marianne's Free Livestream Lectures on Wednesdays
Eckhart Tolle (When I asked Marianne who she would consider a living enlightened master – this is who she said. Definitely look into his teachings. They will change your life.)
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I heard a lot of good things about this one so I had high expectations but… I guess my expectations were too high that Nabari No Ou couldn't meet them. Nevertheless, I enjoyed it.
One thing that just didn't sit right with me was Kairoshuu's leader's death. Really now?
The dude was like the last boss and yet he went down so easily. It was something I didn't expect. I figured he was just faking his injury or the damage wasn't so bad and that he was waiting for a chance to strike back. I was wrong, he was heavily injured and immobilized; he was left there to die. It's not that it pisses me off or anything but he seemed to gracefully and effortlessly dodge the attacks of everyone else except for Yoite's. Now that I think about, maybe I'm too harsh. He may have trusted Yoite to not harm him or something like that.
The way the series opened up was nice, showing a scene that caught my attention but then lost my attention when it started to introduce Miharu being a typical shonen protagonist staring out the window. Yeah, I've had enough of those 'staring out the window in school' scenes.
The background music.. It didn't really catch my attention nor did I remember hearing anything at all. But I really do like the opening and the second ending was pretty good.
It was somewhat humorous but everyone's depressing pasts and whatnot made it hard for comedic acts to pass without feeling forced.
- The love between Hanabusa and Tobari is really cute. I didn't expect it but it was nice.
- Koichi is immortal and at first, before the explanation of why he was immortal, I thought he was a vampire.
- Yoite and Miharu are so adorable together.
- Yukimi is pretty cool. x] but when he starts whining.. it gets annoying. >3>
- This series was so frustrating at times because the way the characters though would piss me off.
- I love Ichiki's accent, it reminds me of Gin from Bleach.
I enjoyed this one, it was good.


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Steps to Data Wipe Your Windows Device
Data wipe for laptops and mobile phones is must today I you want to hand it over to others for use. Even if you buy second hand laptop or mobile phone you must see for this. These have also played a vital role in computer recycling and efficient use of used phones. Here are the steps to data wipe your windows device.
Steps to data wipe your Windows Phone
Windows Phone has the encryption facilities only for the business customers. This makes performing a factory reset the easiest way to wipe a Windows Phone 7, 8 or 8.1, or Windows 10 Mobile device. Next you can load dummy data to overwrite the traces of the original one.
Follow these steps
After visiting the Settings and then About you need to tap on Reset Your Phone. After this you need to confirm the action and next you need to wait for the phone to wipe. Now you need to connect the phone to a PC and then open My Computer. To connect via Mac, you require to download the Windows Phone app. Find the phone, that highlights as a removable device. Next you have to open it. Now you need to load the dummy data onto the phone. This you can do by dragging and dropping from another folder. You ought to try filling the phone with as much dummy data as possible. Next you can reset the phone again with the help of the same method. Now you can repeat the dummy data load a little more times to make sure that all your original data is overwritten. Now it's time to perform a final reset.
Final steps
Now you need to log in to your Microsoft account at microsoft and then locate the phone that you just wiped. Simply remove it from the account that you have. After this ask revoke access to the phone from services and to remove the devices from your Google account, go to google myaccount >> Sign-in & security >> Device activity & notifications. Now you can see for the model that you have wiped.
All in all, these are the steps to data wipe your windows device.
Source: https://datawipeformobilephone.quora.com/Steps-to-Data-Wipe-Your-Windows-Device


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Caretaker - Full-time
- Recruiter
- Location
- Sevenoaks, Kent
- Salary
- Knole Academy grade 3
- Posted
- 13 Dec 2018
- Closing date
- 13 Jan 2019
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- Industry
- Schools, School support, Caretaker
- Job level
- Experienced (non manager)
- Hours
- Full time
- Contract
- Permanent
- Listing type
- Job vacancy
Pay: Knole Academy grade 3
Start Date: Feb 2019
Knole Academy in Sevenoaks is looking for an enthusiastic professional with a genuine passion for education to join our team and make a difference.
The post holder will be required to carry out basic building repairs, decoration and maintenance. They should have a good working knowledge of site health and safety. Good communication skills are required to be able to deal with staff, students and oversee contractors working on site as well as look after occasional lettings.
Salary will be paid according to experience £15,265-£17,306 per annum
37 hours full time, all year round with paid overtime
Hours are on a rota system between 7.00 am and 10.30 pm, including evenings and weekends and will involve opening/closing the buildings. There may be the potential for promotion to Assistant Site Manager in the future.
Our staff are friendly, hardworking and take pride in their work. If you would like to join our team please either contact our HR Department for an application form or visit our website to download the information pack via the button below.
Our Academy is committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of children
An Enhanced DBS check will be required.
Closing date: Friday 25 January 2019
Interviews: TBA – Applications will be considered upon receipt so the vacancy may be withdrawn before the closing date
Only short listed candidates will be contacted further.
Information about the school
Introduction to Knole Academy
Knole Academy has a capacity for 1550 students aged 11-19. We are an all ability co-educational school with a grammar stream which has developed exponentially over the last few years. We foster an engaging learning ethos, using state-of-the-art technologies to develop new skills and create high aspirations.
Our £16 million new build and refurbishment programme has given our learning community state of the art facilities in music, dance, drama, science, business studies, visual arts and sport.
Our School and all its personnel are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of the children. This post is subject to an Enhanced Disclosure Application to the Disclosure and Barring Service.
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We have always offered webhooks for creating links between your SuperSaaS schedule and other apps or web services to inform them of events happening in your schedule. Now, with a little behind the scenes magic, we have added two additional webhooks for reminders and follow ups.
As a start, here are seven ideas of how you can use the reminder or follow up triggers for your schedule:
- Add notes: If you offer classes or workshops, you can include class material or a recap of the workshop as PDF attachments to your follow up emails.
- Go mobile: Automate text reminders if your users are on the go and you don't want to rely on email reminders that may not be read in time.
- Streamline processes: As soon as a guest's stay is over, trigger a text message to alert housekeeping that a room is ready for cleaning.
- Attach the fine print: Include company disclaimer forms in email reminders.
- Automate reminder calls: Create automated "robo" calls via web services like Twillo or Clicksend, for example to send a voice reminder to patients half an hour before their appointment.
- Updates in Slack: When an appointment is about to start, send a notification to a Slack channel.
- Share access codes: Send a door code for a meeting room to staff or students before a meeting starts.
Ultimate customizability
The possibilities are endless. Once you connect your schedule via Zapier or Integromat, you can use most fields in your schedule. Reminders can be customized according to resources or services, date, time of day, or even price. You can be as specific as enabling an email trigger if a mobile number is not invalid.
While it may sound a little complicated, there's no need to worry because you won't need any development or programming ability to set up these webhooks.
Our development team has created a few ready-to-use templates for Integromat and Zapier. These templates make it even easier for you to create automatic triggers when you want to send pre-appointment notifications or if you want to follow up after an appointment has occurred.
You can view a comprehensive list of tools that integrate with SuperSaaS on our integrations section. Please feel free to let us know if you come up with a useful application or build your own template and want to share with other SuperSaaS users.


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GREENWICH, Conn., Aug. 29, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- New Cotai, LLC (the "Company") announced today it will report second quarter earnings on September 2, 2014. Investors, prospective investors, analysts and other interested persons may contact Investor Relations by emailing [email protected] to obtain copies of such reports or for further information.
New Cotai, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, was formed on February 22, 2006. The Company holds a 40% interest in Studio City International Holdings Limited (formerly known as Cyber One Agents Limited), a company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands on August 2, 2000 ("Studio City International"). Studio City International, together with its subsidiaries, is in the development stage as defined under Financial Accounting Standards Board Accounting Standards Codification 915, Development-Stage Entities, and currently owns Studio City, an integrated resort comprising entertainment, retail, hotel and gaming facilities currently being developed in the Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China.
The Company was formed for the purpose of investing in Studio City International. The Company is wholly-owned by New Cotai Holdings, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, which is owned 92.6% by New Cotai Investments, LLC ("New Cotai Investments"), also a Delaware limited liability company, and 7.4% by New Cotai Participation Corp. ("NCP"), a company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands. Affiliates of investment funds managed by Silver Point Capital, L.P. own a controlling interest in New Cotai Investments and affiliates of investment funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. own a non-controlling interest.
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Guidance developed for atypical BSE
The European Union (EU) agency was asked to develop the guidance by the European Commission, which is concerned about gaps in knowledge of such outbreaks. An EFSA note said that, so far, 80 cases of atypical BSE have been reported by EU member states since 2001. It said: "All atypical BSE cases have been detected by active surveillance, typically in animals over eight years of age, with a similar number of cases detected each year."
It added: "Current knowledge on atypical BSE is limited and the implementation of this protocol will contribute to fill information gaps."
Atypical BSE can have a wide range of unusual and unexpected characteristics. For example, cases seem not to be transmitted through infected feed, as with standard BSE, but rather can occur sporadically among older cows.
Under the protocol, disease specialists would launch further studies into atypical BSE, with new "studies aimed at investigating the presence, distribution and relative level of infectivity of atypical BSE", said EFSA. The guidance advises on the minimum number of animals that should be tested to secure an adequate sample and on how tissues should be prepared, processed and tested. It also advises on methods that should be used to identify abnormal prions that can indicate BSE and quantify infectivity. And it gives further advice on how tissue obtained through earlier BSE studies could be used to research 'atypical' cases, for instance through the EU's 'EURL' study (the European Union Reference Laboratory (EURL) for Transmissible Spongifom Encephalopathies - TSEs).
"Material from other studies could be used to augment the range of SRM [specified risk material] and non-SRM tissues available," added the EFSA note. But this is unlikely to be enough, so new experiments would have to be considered, it added. These should be assessed to collect information on the performance of currently validated rapid tests for BSE in cattle and sample tissues, the report concluded.


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12,000 jobs at Build, Build, Build caravan
By Leslie Ann Aquino
Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III is inviting jobseekers, particularly workers who have returned from overseas employment, and graduating students to take advantage of the thousands of job opportunities that will be offered in the Job Caravan for the Duterte Administration's "Build Build Build" program.
The Department of Labor and Employment revealed that almost 12,000 job vacancies will be made available to job seekers at the Job Caravan to be held this Sunday, August 12, 2018 at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City.
Among the jobs set to be offered are in the fields of construction, architecture, and engineering.
Other vacancies are in the following fields/sectors: Clerical & administrative, accounting & finance, computer & IT, human resources, communications & public relations, legal, sales & marketing, management & operations, research & development, customer service, security, hospitality, medical & healthcare, procurement & supply chain, education & training, production & quality, property & asset management and creatives & design.
These vacancies are posted at the Build Build Build Job Portal of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).
DOLE reminded job seekers to bring copies of their resume', 2 x 2 ID photos, photocopy of training certificates (if applicable), previous certificate of employment (if applicable), transcript of records, diploma, PRC license for professional positions, authenticated birth certificate and NBI clearance.
Bureau of Local Employment Director Dominique Rubia-Tutay said that satellite on-site service booths of SSS and other agencies like the Bureau of Internal Revenue (for Tax Identification Number); National Bureau of Investigation (for NBI clearance); Pag-Ibig (for Pag-ibig ID); National Statistics Office (for Authenticated Birth Certificate), are also available to job seekers who have yet to secure such requirements.
The job caravan will run from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.


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MIAMI – Cuba reversed a decades-old policy Friday, lifting a restriction on Cubans who live on the island or anywhere else, including the United States, that prevented them from entering or leaving the country by cruise ship or commercial vessel, according to a statement in the country's national newspaper, Granma.
The decision, another softening of Cuba's Cold War stance toward the United States, came after Carnival Cruise Line, under political pressure, said it would delay its inaugural cruise to Cuba from Miami, scheduled for May 1, because the government would not relax a law prohibiting people born on the island from traveling there by ship. In response to the change, Carnival said that the cruise would depart as scheduled, making it the first U.S. cruise ship to visit Cuba in 50 years.
Cuba's policy change may also be a nod to the money Cuba stood to lose if Carnival had been forced to cancel the trip. The directive, which will take effect Tuesday, also marked a rare turn of events: A U.S. corporation persuading the Castro government to alter a policy.
"We made history in March, and we are a part of making history again today," Arnold Donald, the president and chief executive of the Carnival Corp., said in a statement. Last month, Carnival became the first U.S. cruise company to obtain Cuban approval to sail to the island.
Friday's decision also paved the way for eventual approval for Cuban-born people to travel back and forth from other countries to the island by yacht. Cuban-Americans in Miami who support engagement with Cuba have long envisioned taking their own their boats to the island, which is 90 miles from Florida.
The decision is significant because the Cuban government has long been wary of sea travel between the United States and Cuba. For decades, Cubans had few ways to flee, and did so primarily by raft and rustic boats. Officials there also feared that Cuban-born citizens living in South Florida would travel to Cuba by boat to try to undermine the government.
In 1980, after tensions in Cuban skyrocketed as the economy plummeted, Fidel Castro temporarily lifted the restriction and allowed boats from the United States to pick up Cubans in the port of Mariel. More than 125,000 Cubans left the island by boat. Most were picked up by relatives, friends or recruits from Miami.
The Cuban government, in its announcement in Granma, stressed that all passengers leaving and entering Cuba must have authorized visa or immigration documents to do so. In its statement, the government also emphasized that its decision stands in contrast to the United States' restrictions that prevent U.S. citizens from traveling freely to Cuba.


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The Sloths – One Way Out: What sort of band puts out its debut album 50 years after its formation? You'd expect such a band to have been memorable enough to sustain the fascination of its audience during long decades spent dormant. You'd further expect that band to be made up of rock and roll true believers — wild men whose enthusiasm for rough riffs and sharp storytelling hasn't been diminished a bit by the passage of time. You'd expect them to be local legends. In other words, you'd be looking for a band like the Sloths. For years, this explosively entertaining combo was a closely-guarded Southern California secret. Now, they belong to the world.
"One Way Out," the Sloths' smart, kinetic new single, is exactly the sort of rambunctious rock and roll that made the band a hot ticket on the Sunset Strip in the mid-1960s. There, the Sloths shared bills with the Doors, The Animals, Pink Floyd, and other soon-to-be-world-famous bands. "Makin' Love," a sizzling slice of proto-punk, was the Sloths' calling card, but its salacious come-ons made it too hot for mid-'60s radio. But record collectors and garage rock aficionados kept it alive for years through word of mouth and inclusion on compilations. When the band got back together in 2011, they discovered a built-in audience hungry for new Sloths music — and younger punk rock listeners who could recognize a group whose time had finally come.


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DON IMUS: Please welcome to the IMUS IN THE MORNING program from "The Washington Post," Bob Woodward.
Good morning, Mr. Woodward.
BOB WOODWARD, "WASHINGTON POST": Good morning. How are you?
IMUS: I'm fine, Bob. How are you?
WOODWARD: Real well.
IMUS: Did you have any idea that Mark Felt was going to reveal his identity before he did?
WOODWARD: You know, I had talked to him, and we were trying to get him to do it for decades, and he never would. It looked like the story was not going to be told until he was deceased. But he, his lawyer and family preempted us. Scooped us.
IMUS: When you say "we were trying to get him to," you mean you and the family were trying to?
WOODWARD: No, I was. I'd been out there and I'd been in telephone conversation with him, because I think this is an important piece of the Watergate puzzle and wanted to fill it in if he could-if he would do it voluntarily.
IMUS: Did he ever tell you why he wouldn't?
WOODWARD: Yes. He was-this is a man who was in turmoil, not sure whether he did the right thing or the wrong thing. And, you know, saw the cover-up, the Watergate cover-up, and chose the route to talk to me, but was so clandestine about the whole relationship to the point of paranoia.
IMUS: When did you first try to persuade him to reveal himself?
WOODWARD: When Carl Bernstein and I wrote "All the President's Men."
IMUS: Oh, that early?
WOODWARD: Because we thought if we could say who this was, and I, you know, very interesting conversations in that period.
IMUS: There's a certain sadness about the way this has emerged. I mean, the fact that he's 91. He appears not to-he appears to have been coerced-coerced into doing this. Is that the feeling you got?
WOODWARD: No, I don't. I know his daughter, Joan Felt, and she's looking out for his interests. Obviously, he is a man who has dementia, seriously, at that age. Joan always was looking out for him, and you see that one picture of him waving and happy, and I think it's a burden lifted from him. At the same time, his consciousness of, you know, what his role was in my-I mean, has really declined.
IMUS: There's a snippy little article in "The New York Times" this morning suggesting that this is all about the money with the family.
WOODWARD: You know, I don't know. I had many conversations with Joan Felt. She always was saying-I would never tell her that her father had been Deep Throat. I did tell her that he had helped me at one point, and that's why I was concerned about him and wanted to talk to him.
But, you know, when we get to be 91, let's all hope we have a son or a daughter who will take care of us the way she's taking care of him.
IMUS: Well, I think she did say, or somebody said in one of the press conferences they had, that they hoped to make some money with this and to pay some bills and that sort of thing.
WOODWARD: Yes. I think that's in the background. But I don't think it's the driving force, based on what I know of her.
IMUS: According to, again, Todd Purdum in "The New York Times" this morning, the family or Mr. Felt or somebody involved in it, or the-the lawyer who wrote the piece in "Vanity Fair," that someone tried to make a collaborative deal with you. And that that fell through.
WOODWARD: No, I mean, they-they made some suggestions of that over the years, and my judgment was, in talking to him, to Mark Felt, that he-he wasn't competent at that point.
And we had-I had my lawyer, Bob Barnett, without knowing the identity of the source, deal with the issue of when does somebody do something really voluntarily, and Bob came up with some criteria which were the right ones, but certainly Mark Felt did not meet those criteria.
IMUS: Well, they're suggesting this morning-we're talking with Bob Woodward, by the way, from "The Washington Post" here on the IMUS IN THE MORNING program.
But the suggestion is that they tried to make a book deal, that they tried to, in fact, sell it to "Vanity Fair" and other publications before settling on the publication "Vanity Fair," which apparently the writers paid around 10 grand for.
WOODWARD: I don't know. I mean, the important issue here is that now we know who this person was, and I've always said over the years, once he's identified, and then you go back and look at it, it's obvious who it was. You know, we worked very hard for over 30 years to protect him, because that was the deal.
IMUS: Did anyone other than you and Carl and Ben Bradlee know who Deep Throat was?
WOODWARD: My wife, Elsa Walsh. Sometimes you have to tell your wives these things.
IMUS: Well, I saw Carl in some interview saying that-maybe the both of you, that the smart thing you've done is not to tell your first wives.
WOODWARD: Yes, you've got that.
IMUS: There was a report that Carl's son, who was 8 years old, was at a camp in, I believe someplace in the Hamptons, and told a friend of his, another 8-year-old, that it, in fact, was Mark Felt, and that this 8-year-old, a couple of-some years later, when he was either in high school or college, wrote a paper about it.
WOODWARD: Yes.
IMUS: Do you know if that's true? How would Carl Bernstein's kid know this?
WOODWARD: Well, he didn't know. You know, I think his wife at the time, Nora Ephron, that was her guess. But it was not knowledge. I mean, a lot of people had suggested this was who it was.
And again, if you look at the stories Carl and I did and the coverage, and the people have asked the question, well, how did two young reporters on the metro staff convince Ben Bradlee to really jeopardize "The Post," not only journalistically but economically. And Ben knew we had a high level source in the FBI, and that was great comfort to him.
IMUS: I'm going to ask you some questions now that are-that are contained in your piece in "The Washington Post" this morning, because I'm just assuming that everybody who listens to the program probably doesn't get a copy "The Washington Post," including me out here in the middle of New Mexico. How did you meet Felt?
WOODWARD: In the White House. When I was in the Navy, I did some courier work for the chief of naval operations. And I went over there one day, bringing documents. I don't know what they were. They were all sealed up.
And I had to wait, and this guy came in and sat down, and he had to wait, too. I think there was lots of waiting that goes on in the White House. We were kind of like two passengers on a long airline flight who don't know each other, so we started talking. And that's how I met him.
IMUS: And at that time, well, you said you were in the Navy. So when did he first-he gave you-he provided you with information before the Watergate break-in, right?
WOODWARD: Yes, he did. The first thing that I used as a reporter or tried to use was information that Spiro Agnew, then vice president, had taken some money. And a reporter and I went looking at it, and Richard Cohen of "The Washington Post," who was then the top Maryland reporter, thought it was preposterous, but we checked, and couldn't get anywhere. And then, of course, we now know Agnew took these kind of bribes.
IMUS: So the information that you got from him through all of the information you got, before Watergate and obviously after Watergate, all had to do with the Nixon administration?
WOODWARD: Well, let's see.
IMUS: In one way or another?
WOODWARD: Yes, as best I can tell, because that was the administration in power. Sure. Yes. I mean, Felt retired from the FBI in the summer of '73, and Nixon was still in office.
IMUS: Now, when Mr. Felt at that time was a fairly-when you first met him, was a high-ranking official at the FBI, subsequently became the number three guy at the FBI, and then-and then was the number two guy at the FBI.
WOODWARD: Right, yes.
IMUS: And when L. Patrick Gray was appointed, he was essentially responsible for the day-to-day operation of the FBI. Did Bradlee or did you and Carl sit around and think, man, this is-there's something weird about that number two guy at the FBI leaking this information to us?
WOODWARD: Well, you know, it's not-it's not leaking. And, you know, we're going to put out a-the long version in a book of this, about this and the whole sequence, but sources are not born, they're nurtured. And this is somebody I met accidentally.
We got to know each other basically because I was trying to figure out what to do with my life at that point after getting out of the Navy. And he was kind of a career counselor-mentor. And then when I went I into journalism, I said, "Well, that's great, you can help me with stories."
And he wasn't too happy with that, but you press and you nurture, and you go back and back. And he was a very, very reluctant source. He was somebody who was not delivering specific information from bureau files. And as best I can tell, I think in his own mind he was just giving us a kind of overall guidance, and not saying, oh, yes, there's this 302 that says the following.
IMUS: So you-well, if you don't describe what he was doing as leaking information, then what was he doing?
WOODWARD: Well, he was-he helped us immeasurably. But, you know, there were so many other sources.
Carl Bernstein just walked in here. He wanted to (INAUDIBLE).
CARL BERNSTEIN: Hey, Don. Good morning.
IMUS: Hi, Carl. How are you?
BERNSTEIN: Good morning.
IMUS: I'm just asking-I'm asking Bob about what exactly Felt was doing, if he wasn't leaking information. He was providing some-providing guidance? I mean, how would you characterize what he was doing?
BERNSTEIN: I think there's a lot more guidance than actually giving of information. I always stay away from the term "leak," because usually it's held to get information out of anybody, including people who are inclined to be willing to give it to you, that usually you still have to do some real pulling. And this was the case.
He was a very reluctant giver of information. And also, that I asked Bob yesterday, "How many meetings and phone calls do you think there were in the whole time that we covered the story?" And it's fewer than 10.
WOODWARD: Or maybe-I mean, if you include phone calls, it may be a dozen. But, you know, just an example from "All the President's Men" to show how it worked, Carl and I learned from another reporter at "The Post" just a few days after Watergate there were these cryptic entries in two of the address books of the burglars, said H. Hunt or Howard Hunt-W.H., White House, with a phone number.
Now, anyone can carry anyone's phone number around. If, you know, a burglar is caught with your phone number, that doesn't mean you're involved. But it was a hard piece of evidence, and I called Felt and said, you know, "We want to be careful about guilt by association." And he said, "Look, don't worry, Hunt's involved."
Now, that sort of backup allowed the story to be written, which was, you know, just a few days after Watergate, above the fold in "The Washington Post," saying there is a White House connection to the burglary operation.
IMUS: So he didn't look at what he was doing as being a violation of his oath of office in providing information that they were gathering as an official investigative arm of this investigation, the FBI providing the newspaper with a-he just-I'm...
WOODWARD: Well, it's got all of the ambiguity...
IMUS: It sounds...
WOODWARD: ... and the approach, avoidance of human nature. You know, I think he was distancing himself from-so he wouldn't be in a position of, you know, this came in from a specific FBI file, but...
BERNSTEIN: The truth is, you know, we don't know all of his motivations.
IMUS: Right.
BERNSTEIN: And during the period, he was really never asked. We-I think there was enough trouble when Bob had these brief meetings and conversations to deal with whatever information we were trying to get without going into a question of what was motivating him. So it's only later, much later, that we could really speculate, and never have got a complete answer to his motivation.
IMUS: Did all of the information that you all attribute to Deep Throat in your book actually come from him?
WOODWARD: Yes.
BERNSTEIN: Absolutely.
IMUS: So-so part of the-well, one element of...
BERNSTEIN: But do you mean the original information, Don, or-very often, he confirmed information we had gotten elsewhere. In fact, that was more often the case than-than original information.
IMUS: Well, let me give you an example. What they've talked about on-all over cable television, and maybe regular television, that the information about these gaps in the-in the White House tapes, and the information that they were deliberately erased, that information came-there was only a few people, according to John Dean and others, who actually knew about these erasers, and when Felt provided you, according to your book, with the information, it was five months after he had left the FBI, and that was...
WOODWARD: That's exactly right, but...
IMUS: Well, just let me finish.
WOODWARD: ... but, you know, it's like the old CIA people, they never leave. And obviously he had contacts, and that was before anything came out about tape gaps or erasers.
IMUS: Right.
WOODWARD: You remember the 18.5 minute gap. And it turned out to be correct. He had good information. He had-I mean, remember, he was a Hoover man. He was...
IMUS: Well, did he have his own Deep Throat?
BERNSTEIN: You got it.
WOODWARD: Obviously, you know, you're the number two and you spend all your life in the bureau.
IMUS: So he-so he must have had-there must have been a mole in the White House, right?
WOODWARD: No, not necessarily. I mean, the...
BERNSTEIN: We wish there would have been.
WOODWARD: Yes. Good point.
The FBI has all kinds of information, as we know. And enough of this has come out about, you know, files and data and so forth, and a lot of it's official, a lot of it's unofficial. Newspaper clippings, gossip, you know, what the neighbor said and so forth, and somebody in that position has a staggering amount of data.
IMUS: Well, do you think he had other people helping-helping him provide you with the guidance that you were provided to allow you to investigate this? I mean, were there other agents? Was there-was there somebody checking to see if the flower pot was moved or that sort of thing or...
WOODWARD: Possibly.
BERNSTEIN: You know, in terms of a network, I think that's probably unlikely, but we'd have to speculate there too. But certainly he worked among other people. And whether he might have asked somebody else what's going on here or what's going on there, that's certainly within the realm of possibility.
IMUS: So that would mean that there maybe were other people who knew that he was talking to you, Bob, do you think?
BERNSTEIN: I doubt that seriously.
But what do you think, Bob?
WOODWARD: Yes, I doubt it also. But again, there-and this is-you know, we know what happened from our end, and we'll put all of this down, each step. And all our notes are at the University of Texas. The notes on this will go there, and people can kind of pick through and see how it happened. And, you know, it's...
IMUS: When you guys were writing this, did you have a-was there a concern that you were unable to provide any context for the information you were receiving? Not who was providing it, but why they were and how they were in a position to know?
BERNSTEIN: I think that was the great thing we were able to do in terms of giving us a kind of certainty and context of everything. Partly from Deep Throat. There were one or two others who were also really crucial to that, including giving us a picture of the atmosphere of the Nixon White House, which was, you know, a place of great intrigue, criminality and hysteria.
IMUS: Well, when you-I forget now, but when you-when you wrote these stories, how did you characterize the source for the information that you got from Felt?
WOODWARD: We just said "sources close to the investigation." The deal with him was...
BERNSTEIN: It differed time to time, depending on how many sources were involved. In other words, if something came from an original source at-in one of the executive departments, then had gone to Felt, you know, we might say in the executive branch. At another point, we might say close to the investigation. It would depend on the circumstances.
There are almost no instances except the one toward John Dean's testimony when Felt said, "Look, this goes everywhere." Outside of that one, I think there were almost always other sources involved, with maybe one or two exceptions.
IMUS: Where would this story have gone without his help, Felt's help?
WOODWARD: It's really hard to tell. But what's so clear from, we hope, "All the President's Men," that there were dozens of sources. And in the committee to re-elect the president, in the White House, now it's clear, in the FBI and other places, and so it's a matter of piecing together.
You know, I think somebody was talking about one of our stories about the tape gap, and it said five sources. We often had five sources for stories.
IMUS: We're talking with Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein here on the IMUS IN THE MORNING program. It's nine minutes before the hour.
Back to this-your relationship with him over the past 30 years, and before he lapsed into these stages of apparently dementia, how-and you may have told me this, but bear with me. How did he feel about all of this, all of these years?
WOODWARD: Well, that's what-that's the story we're going to tell, because it's got some surprising twists and turns. Just, you know, as a matter of public record, Nixon testified at Mark Felt's trial when he was indicted for authorizing break-ins at the homes of family members of the weather (ph) underground. The irony of that.
When Felt was convicted, he was pardoned by none other than Ronald Reagan. So there's a whole three-decade story here.
IMUS: It seems like, just looking at it, that everybody who was involved in this, you and Carl and Ben and a number of other people, survived this and had a-you know, developed fairly successful careers out of all of this, and that the only one who didn't benefit from this all in terms of not financially, but either-psychologically, particularly, was Mr. Felt himself. It seems like-the impression I get is that he had a fairly miserable life for 30 years, full of regret and torment and whatever.
WOODWARD: I think uncertainty. But as I was saying earlier...
BERNSTEIN: He had a full family life, too, and a wonderful life, I think, with his wife. I think that he-he was someone, I think, who was tormented by what had happened to this bureau that he had been a part of, and then by what his role was.
I think there was-you know, that he did have ambivalence. I mean, I think that's one of the things that's so compelling about-about the whole story. It's a very human enterprise.
IMUS: What did he do for the past 30 years? I mean, you said at one time, Bob, he had a very public-some sort of public role. But what was that?
WOODWARD: Well, no. He wrote a book I think in '79 that no one noticed at all. And...
BERNSTEIN: Which is fascinating in retrospect.
WOODWARD: Yes, that's right.
BERNSTEIN: In fills in a lot of gaps.
WOODWARD: In 20 years -- 20 years ago, OK, we unfortunately-we're going to have to get out...
BERNSTEIN: We're getting yanked out of a green room.
IMUS: Let me ask you one final question then.
WOODWARD: Yes.
IMUS: Nixon was on tape suggesting to Halderman that they break into Brookings Institute, and Henry Kissinger told Chris Matthews that that was Nixon's way of blowing off steam, although Nixon did suggest the time they break in, 8:00 or 9:00 at night. And my question for you is, do you think Nixon ever suggested, either kiddingly or seriously, that anyone break into Watergate?
BERNSTEIN: We have no-there's nothing on any of the tapes to that effect. What is apparent is that he knew there was a pretty full intelligence-gathering operation over at the committee to reelect. But the most chilling thing of all is that threat to go into Brookings, in many regards.
WOODWARD: We need to go on the "Today Show," Don. Hope you understand.
IMUS: Thanks, Bob and Carl.
WOODWARD: Thanks.
IMUS: Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein on the IMUS IN THE MORNING program.
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Our interview this time is with the brother Ezra Ma from the Church in Monte Mor – São Paulo. Despite a busy schedule, brother Ezra answered our request promptly, with kindness and sympathy. In a simple conversation on a Sunday afternoon, at the meeting hall of the church in Brasília – DF, he helped us regarding the subject "a Young Leader". We hope these answers help you to be young person useful to the Lord Jesus, being participants and helpers of a third, active and different generation. Continue reading "Ezra Ma Answers: A Young Leader (The Destiny of God's People)"
The "I Have Written to You" blog spoke to the brother Ildeu Santos from the local church in São Paulo, Brazil. In an environment of freedom and caring, the brother helped us a lot regarding one of the most important aspects of the christian living: the reading of the Bible. He encouraged us to create and maintain the habit of reading the Bible and spiritual books in order to be spiritually healthy. More than that, he helped us by showing us a principle that, when is applied to our daily living, will make us more adequate and useful to the Lord.
We hope this interview will be of great help to our readers, encouraging you to seek to have more fellowship with the Lord through the Word and to live as spiritual men.
– I Have Written to You:Why do we read the Bible and how do we read it?
– Ildeu: It's very important to read the Bible because it's the Word of God. We can find God's will in the Bible, all the desires of His heart and every divine thought. The question now is, how do we read it? People only learn how to do something by doing it themselves. So, in the same way, we need to read the Bible, and as we read, we take the most out of it. There is no recipe, but we can start little by little, we can read a few verses and in a short period of time. The important thing is to start the reading.
– I Have Written to You: What does it mean to say that the Bible is the "Word of God"?
– Ildeu: We realise the Bible is the God's breath by reading it. Here's what the apostle Paul told Timothy: "All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness." (2 Timothy 3:16). Therefore, all instruction comes from God's Word. The Bible was inspired by God, like God breathed into it. It came from God through the Spirit and He used specific people in order to record the Word so that it could be at our disposition today. (2 Peter 1:21)
– I Have Written to You: Is the content of the Bible relevant to present-day?
– Ildeu: The content of the Bible is very current! You realize this each time you read it. It's always a fresh word. It's current because our God is ever new, He doesn't grow old and is always a current God (James 1:17). In fact, if there's a being in the Universe who is always current, one who isn't limited by time it can only this being is God! Therefore His Words aren't affected by time which makes it timeless and constantly fresh. To read the Bible is like we are eating something fresh from the oven.
– I Have Written to You: Is it a right or a duty to read the Bible?
– Ildeu: First of all, the reading of the Bible is a right of all God's children. At the same time, we can also say that is a duty. We must read it as a matter of daily practice and discipline. We need to establish a day's schedule to read the Bible; we need to organize our time. We need to develop the habit of reading the Bible even if it feels like a duty. People who do so can testify the value and the importance of doing this. If you talk to someone who reads the Bible, he is going to tell you that the scripture reading has been of great help for his daily living because it's a spiritual nourishment he gets day-by-day. If you cant' read the Bible in the morning, you can read it anywhere and anytime, on the bus on your way to school or work, for example; at night, before going to sleep etc. Every christian should read the Bible.
– I Have Written to You: What should be my attitude when I read the Bible? How do I know if the way I am reading it is adequate and what are the risks of an inadequate reading?
– Ildeu: The apostle Paul encourages us to read the Bible praying at all times (Eph. 6:17-18). It's very good to pray before and during the reading of the Bible. It's pleasing to transform the words of the Bible into our prayer, this is also precious and very healthy. Reading the Bible in this way help us to extract life and Spirit that are in the Word. The Lord Himself said so in John 6:63: "It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh profits nothing. The words that I speak to you are spirit, and they are life." Many people read the Bible but cannot extract life from it because they read the Bible as a mere history book. We need to read the Bible as the Word of God. God is Spirit, therefore, we need to extract this Spirit and the life there are in the Word. The Lord Himself worried about people who read the scriptures at the time He was on Earth. He said: "You search the Scriptures, for in them you think you have eternal life; and these are they which testify of Me. But you are not willing to come to Me that you may have life." (John 5:39-40). If He worried about this, it's because we have this difficulty. We need to extract life, extract the Spirit, touch in God when reading the Bible. This is the most pleasant and healthiest way to read the Bible.
– I Have Written to You: How can apply the previous principle when I read the Old Testament, from which it's not easy to "dig" nuggets that apply to me now?
– Ildeu: The Bible is God's Word – both Old and New Testament. The difficulty a person might have when they read the Old Testament is that there are words harder to understand. But apart from that, the books are extremely precious. When we read, i.e., the Pentateuch (first five books of the Bible, all written by Moses), we see the divine seeds developed into the framework which makes up the Bible. Which means, the seeds that once were sowed there, they develop, enrich, and we have the harvest at the end, which is the result of the sowing. Therefore, it's very important to take heed to the Old Testament books, specially the first five. It's natural to not understand everything we read, but it's still important to read it, because we will understand the purpose of that being written in the Bible and why God said so. God is economic! Everything He speaks to us has a purpose. So, even though we don't understand at the time, ahead on the reading we will and will be very helped. Therefore, we cannot not skip even one book of the Bible.
– I Have Written to You: The Bible was written over centuries and by different authors. So isn't the Bible incoherent on a few aspects? Why was the Bible organized the way it is?
– Ildeu: As we said so, the Bible was inspired by God. Even though it was written by men, these men were full of the Spirit, they were inspired by the Holy Spirit. So, when we say that the Bible is incoherent, this is a sign of a superficial reading or even restrict to some portions. If you read the Bible and seek to interpret it with God's Word itself, you will end up realizing that there is no incoherence. The Bible is one, it's the same word because is the word of God from beginning to end.
Regarding the way it's organized, the books chosen to assemble the Bible and the sequence of the books, were determined by God in order to satisfy His needs and supply man with His life. The gospels, for example. All four gospels are narratives or contain reports regarding Jesus' life, but each writer approached a different aspect and all of them are true. Each one emphasized on the biggest experience they had. There are books, this is true, that weren't recognized, are not part of the so called Canon of Sacred Scripture – these books are known as apocryphal. These books weren't recognized and it's not up to us to ask why this or that book is not in the Bible. If you read the Bible worried about what's not in it, you'll certainly get distracted and won't receive help or spiritual supply. The Bible has such a wide-ranging content – there are 66 books and each of them is full of riches! Why am I going to worry about what's not in it? If I take heed to what is registered and seek to extract help and profit out of it, I will be blessed, nourished, and will enjoy of a healthy life in all aspects.
– I Have Written to You: How to discern the Lord's voice in the Bible from what we want to hear? Do you have any experience to share with us?
– Ildeu: I don't know how to number the times we open our Bible as if it was a "promise box". We think: "I'm going to see what God has prepared for me". Actually, when we open our Bible like this, there is already a wish in our heart, and mos of the times you find a word of encouragement. But many times, what we are looking for regards our own interests, our own things and we always want God to make our will. What I've been learning in my life with the Lord is that I shouldn't seek Him only to fulfill my needs, but I need to know what is the will of God in order to cooperate with Him in the execution of His plan, because if God is only the One that satisfies my needs, I am going to expect that every time I read the Bible and will have many difficulties because I won't understand God's sovereignty, God's governmental arrangement. I won't believe in God as He is, I won't believe in His promises, I won't walk by faith, I will always want something according to my thoughts, my will, and we need to be guided by God's will. We know this isn't easy, but as time goes by, little by little, we realise this. I always seek to fulfill people's needs when we preach the gospel, but we need to remember that God also has a need and we always need to see His need when we speak of Him, of the importance of spiritual books and of the scripture reading. God needs man's presence. So, when you are reading the Bible, try to offer yourself to God, try to present yourself to Him. The Lord wants to know where you are.
– I Have Written to You: What should I do if I read the Bible but don't have a clear vision of what is God's will?
– Ildeu: Even if we don't understand God's will during the scripture reading, it's important to keep reading it. But if we want a more practical help, we need to seek spiritual books and also have fellowship with people who have the habit of reading the Bible, who have more experience than we do and that can help us. In essence, the principle is: if I have a vision, I proceed on my walk according to this perception (Phil. 3:16); if I don't have a clear vision, I must be near those who have a spiritual vision so I can walk with them (2 Tim. 2:22). This also applies to the matter of knowing God's will.
– I Have Written to You: Can I replace the Scripture Reading by books?
– Ildeu: People always have doubts concerning this matter. Is a spiritual book a substitute of the Bible? No. The christian book is actually a help, an encourage for us to understand and to read more the Bible. There are many spiritual books, but when a spiritual book is healthy, it leads people to the scripture reading: it doesn't replace the Bible, but on the contrary, it stimulates people to read the Bible. Many people have the Bible and read it, however, few can understand it. Even if you read and understand the Bible, you still need spiritual books because they were written by men who had many intimate experiences with God and that shared these precious experiences with us in the form of letter. We cannot be proud and think that we don't need help from others. I would like to encourage you to read more spiritual books which will help you to understand the Bible and you will realise that your appreciation towards the Bible will only increase, instead of decrease, as some may think.
I can mention books from the Tree of Life Publisher. All of our books are based in lectures ministered by, mostly, brother Dong Yu Lan, who is the main author. He seeks to link a portion of the Bible to our experience on every conference he ministers. That's why his words have helped many people. Brother Dong's ministry is of Spirit and and life. He tries to help us to extract life from the Word and not to read the Bible just for the sake of doing it, because what will happen if we want to acquire a background knowledge and we read the Bible like this? We will be tempted to discuss about the Bible when we meet people and the Bible is not a book that was given to us in order for us to discuss about it – it's for our edification, for our spiritual growth. This is the main burden of brother Dong and the focus of the books published by the Tree of Life Publisher. We see books that concern the church and the New Jerusalem on Christian literature, but there aren't many adequate and clear books about the Kingdom. The Tree of Life Publisher seeks to fulfil this gap with books that show the church as a way to introduce the coming world. The church is not, as some may think, a physical building, but is a spiritual environment for the perfecting of people until all God's children reach an adequate stature in order to govern the world to come with Christ.
– I Have Written to You: As a christian, should I read only spiritual books?
– Ildeu: I am Christian, and spontaneously, I seek to read books that help me to develop my faith, my spiritual life, but I also am a professional and read books that are related to my area of work which are important to understand and to keep me up to date. Besides from spiritual books and the ones related to your work, I would like to encourage the reading habit. We need to read! To read is a healthy exercise because it enhances our capacity of understanding. When you get to the super market you see a great variety of products choosing what best suits your needs. Reading, in general, follows the same principle as of the super market. You read and always have to discern what is best to keep, you need to know what's good for your learning – the choice is yours! We are always ahead of our choices and we need to make the best choices; we need to choose what is useful for our growth in all aspects of our life, whether is in our family life, professional life, christian life as a whole. We must discern, learn what's good, enjoy what is healthy. I leave aside what is not healthy. I can have a certain knowledge about it but I won't get involved with it. As time goes by, we learn how to better discern things, but we need to always read, to daily be surrounded by books.
I would like to advise parents that are reading this. Parents must be people that read and children need to see what they read. It's good that your son or grandson sees you reading a book. If they only see you watching television or doing things that are not related to reading, they will do so when they're adults. But if they realize you are someone dedicated to reading, they will also understand: "look, this is important; if my dad, my mom, my older brother and my granddad read, then this must be cool".
I think that we need to encourage reading in general because it brings many benefits. A christian needs to create and keep a habit of reading the Bible and spiritual books; the more he reads, the healthier he will be. This doesn't mean that he should read only christian books, but he needs to try to use the human spirit in every reading, God put the spirit in his inner being. This will help him to enhance his discernment of things. He must use his spirit when reading technical books, scientific articles, news papers etc. We need to read in our spirit every time. Not only spiritual readings – we need to read everything in our spirit! A christian person is a spiritual person, therefore, he is not only a spiritual person only when he is reading the Bible or spiritual books; he is spiritual when is dealing with people on his daily living and when is reading any kind of book.
– I Have Written to You: What final message would you leave to our readers?
– Ildeu: I would like to leave two verses. The first one is in Revelations 1:3 and says: "Blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written in it; for the time is near.", it says "he who reads", "those who hear" and those who "keep those things which are written in it". The second verse is Revelations 22:7: "Behold, I am coming quickly! Blessed is he who keeps the words of the prophecy of this book." On chapter 1 he spoke of those who read, hear and keep; then he spoke of keeping things which are written in the Bible. We need to enjoy every opportunity we have to read and to keep, which is day by day to put the word we read into practice. I've heard an interesting phrase once and would like to repeat it: "the person who doesn't read good books is like a person who doesn't know how to read, that never learned how to read". I speak of the reading as whole. We do need to read the Bible and spiritual books. This is my encouragement to you. Start right now!
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Fireworks on the 4th of July are as traditional as the cookouts and parades. Many oohs and ahhs come from watching them. But setting them off can be very dangerous.
Thousands of fireworks injuries are treated in hospital emergency departments every year across the United States. These injuries can cause permanent damage to the eyes, hands and face. And they're caused by both fireworks that shoot up into the air as well as ones that stay on the ground.
Burns are the most common type of injury when it comes to fireworks. The heat from a single sparkler can reach 2,000 degrees. That's hotter than a blow torch.
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