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This is a rush transcript from the "Creation Today Show," released September 8, 2011. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
Was there really a worldwide flood? If so, wouldn't people around the world be cognizant about it? In this episode of Creation Today, hosts Eric Hovind and Paul Taylor welcome special guest Jeremy Wiles, who has traveled around the world to look for stories about Noah's Ark and the great flood. You will hear some fascinating stories that Jeremy Wiles has gathered from various people along his journey as well as find out more about the movie he's currently working on.
Eric Hovind: From the CTN studio in Pensacola, Florida, this is the Creation Today show with Eric Hovind and Paul Taylor.
Paul Taylor: And on the Show today we are absolutely thrilled that we're going to be talking to a man who has been researching lots of stories about Noah's flood, and he's been all over the world to find these stories.
Eric Hovind: It is incredible stuff. More reasons to believe the bible is literally true and scientifically accurate in every single detail. We know you're going to enjoy getting to know Jeremy Wiles from Arkhunterthemovie.com, and you can go there and research more about him. I hope you're looking forward to hearing what he has to say, right after this.
Eric Hovind: Well, thank you so much for joining us today. We are really excited about the some of the things we have on the show to share with you today about Noah's Ark.
Paul Taylor: It's gonna be a real cool show, because the whole business about Noah's Ark and Noah's flood is just so important, so central, to the accounts in the Bible.
Eric Hovind: It is, and what's so amazing, while we're talking about the flood today, it is storming outside the studio, so we've got God has given us some built-in sound effects.
Paul Taylor: Yes, if you hear anything, any rumbling or anything and it's not because I didn't have lunch,
Eric Hovind: Yeah
Paul Taylor: it's because there's thunder outside [laughter]
Eric Hovind: Well, we wanna tell you about a couple things going on. First of all, we're excited to announce that we have scheduled the very first ever Proof of God conference with a church in Orlando Florida. So this conference is gonna be March 16th and 17th of 2012, plan your spring break to come down and visit us in Orlando, Florida. We've got some great speakers lined up for this conference, too.
Paul Taylor: We've got some absolutely superb speakers lined up at the conference. We've got Carl Kirby from Reasons for Hope Ministries
Eric Hovind: Good friend
Paul Taylor: Very very excited to be working with Carl again
Eric Hovind: Mark Spence is gonna be there from Way of the Master, he's the Dean of students at the school of Biblical Evangelism, great friend and man, powerful messages to share.
Paul Taylor: That's right. Then we've got our good friend Sye Ten Brueggencate. He's going to be there as well.
Eric Hovind: Yes, from Canada is going to be there. And other Creation Ministries. And you're gonna be speaking there.
Paul Taylor: I'm gonna be there.
Eric Hovind: That's why I'm going, cause you're gonna be there.
Paul Taylor: I've got a couple of things to say, like "hello" and "welcome". [Laughter] And there's another chap there, let me think, a good looking chap, yeah, Eric Hovind.
Eric Hovind: Oh, yeah! I don't know if he'll have anything good to say or not, but the other guys, you're gonna want to come
Paul Taylor: There's always a first time
Eric Hovind: [Laughter] There's always a first time, that's exactly right. Well we're excited about this conference. We just scheduled it and want you to find out more about it at proofconference.com, proofconference.com, and you can check out a little more about that conference. See if you can come down and join us in Orlando for that. So that's gonna be exciting.
Paul Taylor: It's gonna be absolutely wonderful, you're gonna have your faith built up at that conference,
Eric Hovind: Yeah
Paul Taylor: So make sure you're there.
Eric Hovind: Cause we're gonna teach you how to defend the God that absolutely exists. Not the God that maybe exists, or most likely exists, but the absolute God that does exist. Hey, that's not all. Also, the Genesis series project is really coming along. If you go to genesisseries.com you can check out that project. It is gonna be incredible. The animator that the company that's doing that has moved here to Pensacola, we've set them up, and is now full time working on the Genesis story, the story of the Bible Chapters 1 through Chapter 3 in 3D animation, just like Avatar. So it's gonna be incredible.
Paul Taylor: There's a website where you can see a preview which is genesisseries.com.
Eric Hovind: That's correct
Paul Taylor: Dot com. Genesisseries.com, so make sure you see that's 3D animation without the blue aliens. [Laughter]
Eric Hovind: That's correct. Well, let's get to our subject matter today. I've gotta tell you, I'm excited. We've got Jeremy Wiles from Ark Hunter the movie on and I am so excited about that. Did I mispronounce your last name, Jeremy?
Jeremy Wiles: No, Wiles.
Eric Hovind: I've got it right. Well, hey, welcome to the show, man.
Jeremy Wiles: Thank you.
Eric Hovind: Thanks so much for being here.
Jeremy Wiles: Thanks for having me.
Eric Hovind: You know, I got to meet Jeremy, I got to meet you several months ago though a radio program that we were doing together. And, man, we're going back and forth sharing with the audience, and I'd never met him before and he was telling stories on the air, and I was just like, this is incredible! So I was like, man, you gotta share some of those stories with our audience here, it's really neat.
Jeremy Wiles: Absolutely
Eric Hovind: Tell us real quick, Jeremy, about kinda what you're doing and why you got involved in Noah's Ark?
Jeremy Wiles: Gosh man, you know this was a, I guess it was a childhood obsession. And in life we have questions growing up and a lot of times those questions leave you when you become an adult. And with me it just, it never left. It became absolute obsession.
Eric Hovind: That is amazing.
Jeremy Wiles: And at some point I decided that, you know I had some offers to go into the corporate world and I decided I was gonna pick up my briefcase, or pick up my backpack instead of my briefcase. So I went out off on this journey and it's been a blast.
Eric Hovind: Dude, and there's no questions if people go to your website, give us your website real quick.
Jeremy Wiles: It's arkhuntermovie.com.
Eric Hovind: Arkhuntermovie.com, I'm telling you, listeners, when you go there and check that out, you'll see Jeremy has really done the adventures. You've been traveling now for a couple years, and you can tell from the video footage you've got on your website, you've really done some adventures out there, haven't you?
Jeremy Wiles: Well, I'm trying to get you to come with me, man.
Eric Hovind: I'm ready to go, all I need is
Jeremy Wiles: That studio is looking real comfy
Eric Hovind: I need a cool hat like you wear [Laughter], I get my Indiana Jones hat and I'm ready to go man.
Paul Taylor: Yeah, when I first saw one of your movies I though you were British for a minute, cause you had one of those [indiscernible 00:05:20] on top of your head [Laughter]
Eric Hovind: Well, tell us real quick, I wanna get into, I kinda wanna step back and let you share some of the stories of some of these places you've gone, cause you've gotten to see and experience some really cool things. Can you tell us probably, maybe some of your favorite things that you've done?
Jeremy Wiles: Goodness. Well, you know, the movie has been shot in about twelve countries now. And we've traveled through I guess about forty countries in getting there. Gosh, I don't even know where to start, it's just, I think one thing that's so fascinating is that there are over 350 cultures that have a story of a great flood. And what's amazing about that fact is that over 80 percent of them have commonalities, of an ark, of a worldwide flood, of animals on a boat, of eight people on that ark. And if this was a local flood event, you know, according to some skeptics out there, you know, they theorize it was the Black Sea that flooded. If that's what took place, then why would we have all these commonalities in different cultures around the world? It had to, they had to take with them the same story throughout the world. And there's no reason for an ark, there's no reason, reasons to take birds on and ark, if it was a local flood. So, I've gone into some of these cultures, and these tribes in jungles, in China, in India, and we've documented these things. And up until now we've read about them in textbooks, or in novels, but we've got these things on film. So it's pretty exciting.
Eric Hovind: So you're literally gonna show people these stories, these legends, it's the people there sharing the legend. Now I know on one of them, and after the break we're gonna show a clip that you sent us of one of the guys singing the legend. It was passed down through song, is that right?
Jeremy Wiles: Yeah, this is in China. This is the Hmong people. And the guy singing the song, which was the story of the flood. In China, in the Hmong tribe, they carry their stories down through oral tradition. And it's not just spoken, it's sung. So he actually sung, I sat there in his house, and he was smoking this three-foot long pipe [Laughter], and he's telling me this story, he's singing it to me. And, you know, I sit there and I'm thinking, wow, this is absolutely amazing. Because I asked him later, you know, who told you this story? Where did this come from? And his reason, or his explanation was, well, it was passed down through generations. I heard it from my grandfather, and his grandfather told it to him. So, some white dude shows up in his village, a few thousand years later and [laughter] and he tells it to me.
Eric Hovind: That is incredible. Well right after this break I wanna show the viewers a clip of this, of what you're talking about as well as giving some of the other stories and legends that you've now captured. And talk about the movie that you're doing. This is gonna be incredible. So stay tuned as we talk about that right after this.
Paul Taylor: Welcome back. You're watching Creation Today with Paul Taylor and Eric Hovind, and you know, we're absolutely thrilled today that we've got Jeremy Wiles on the line. We've been talking to him. He's from arkhuntermovie.com, and we're just having a wonderful time listening to his stories that he's gathered around the world about Noah's flood. And you know Eric a lot of people just don't believe in Noah's flood today.
Eric Hovind: Exactly.
Paul Taylor: They don't believe it happened, or if it did happen it was just a local event.
Eric Hovind: Yeah
Paul Taylor: And this local event that Jeremy has told us, is reflected in stories in 350 cultures around the world. So that's a remarkable coincidence, isn't it?
Eric Hovind: It is. You know, there's so much evidence for this, but the Bible tell us, in the last days, people are going, scoffers are going to be willingly ignorant of three things: Second Peter chapter 3 says the scoffers are going to be ignorant of the creation, which we talk a lot about. They're also gonna be ignorant of the flood, and the coming judgment of God. So this really is one of the critical things that people are willingly ignorant, and as my dad says, the Bible, in the Bible that means dumb on purpose. They're willingly ignorant about these things. So, Jeremy, thanks again for being on with us. We really appreciate you being here, and I wanna show the people this clip that we've been talking about. Of the man actually singing his tradition. Tell us a little bit about that. Let's start that clip rolling right now. Tell us a little bit about what we're watching here.
Jeremy Wiles: This is in Southern China. We had traveled about five thousand miles across the country, and I had gone to this old Hmong guy's house. He's one of the last ten men in his tribe, within the Hmong people, that know their ancient stories. And they pass their traditions down orally. And they just don't, you know, tell you about their traditions, they sing them to you. So, I went to his house. And, you know, it's not like you can just show up and say hey, tell me your stories. [Laughter]
Eric Hovind: Yeah.
Jeremy Wiles: It's kind of a process, you know, I've learned this by going into the jungle in the Philippines and getting a flood story as well. Their stories are extremely important to them. So, they just don't come out and say yeah lemme tell you, lemme tell you what happened. They wanna sit down with you, they wanna, it's a formal event really, and so we sat there on the floor of his house and he told me, he sang to me the story of the great flood.
Paul Taylor: That's just incredible. And you told us something about the story and the reason why the flood happened according to his story. What was that, Jeremy?
Jeremy Wiles: Yeah, I had asked him, I said what was the reason that God flooded the earth? And he went on to tell me, and he said that there were two brothers. And one brother was jealous of the other, and he committed murder against his brother. He killed him. And God saw this jealousy, He saw that this murder took place, and He decided to destroy the world. So, I mean obviously that sounds like the story of Cain and Abel.
Eric Hovind: Man! Ok, right here it's at the end of the clip here, and you're standing in a temple that looks really fascinating. Tell us about this temple that we just saw.
Jeremy Wiles: This is a temple, I can't remember what province it's in, but it's called the Nuwa temple. Spelled N-U-W-A. And they worship the God Nuwa.
Eric Hovind: Nuwa
Jeremy Wiles: I'm not making that stuff up. [Laughter]
Eric Hovind: That is so cool. So, I mean, literally even some of the similarities there, that is fascinating. And this places are, this is a really cool place. I mean this temple obviously was built a long time ago and you're standing there at this temple to Nuwa. Wow.
Jeremy Wiles: It was built 550 BC, Nuwa was the hero of the flood, and the story is that Nuwa patched the hole in the sky with five or seven colored stones. Nuwa gathered these stones that, he melted the stones, and with this molten mixture patched the hole in the sky. So Nuwa in China is known as the sky hole patcher. Which, of course, the colored stones sound like the rainbow.
Eric Hovind: Yeah! And patched the hole in the sky say it's not raining anymore.
Jeremy Wiles: Right, yeah.
Eric Hovind: Man! Ok.
Jeremy Wiles: It's amazing.
Paul Taylor: It's just a remarkable coincidence [Laughter] that these stories are so similar to the Bible then, Jeremy? No I can see you shaking your head.
Jeremy Wiles: I don't… I mean, if you were to go on to a crime scene, Paul, and you were to investigate, you know, what happened. You would find fingerprints, you might find blood stains, you might find a broken window, you might even find testimony from the person across the street. That's the anthropological evidence. So it's, looking at the flood is a lot like the analogy of going to a crime scene. You've got evidence all over the world. It's there, it's geological, paleontological, anthropological, all these logicals. [Laughter] But the evidence is there.
Eric Hovind: It is a logical conclusion to conclude there really was a worldwide flood. And that's why the Bible says to ignore all this evidence you would have to be willingly ignorant, cause you don't want to believe that.
Paul Taylor: Yes.
Eric Hovind: As we know, there are serious implications to believing that there was a worldwide flood. That means God can judge His creation like He says He did in the Bible. That means God can judge you and I for the actions that we do here on Earth.
Paul Taylor: Yes.
Eric Hovind: There are serious implications to the whole idea of the flood being a real event.
Paul Taylor: Yeah, tell me, Jeremy, because you've been talking about the Hmong people there, and their story. And you said something to us about oracle bones, while we're still talking about China, do you want to elaborate on the oracle bones and the things, the evidence that we see there?
Jeremy Wiles: Yeah, these were bones that were discovered in 1899. And what's interesting about these bones is they had ancient Chinese characters written on to the bones. And the ancient Chinese call them dragon bones, but they were dinosaur fossils. So, the ancient Chinese wrote characters, calligraphy, onto the dinosaur bones, and they called them dragon bones.
Paul Taylor: Wow.
Eric Hovind: That's incredible.
Jeremy Wiles: When they analyze these bones, the characters are a lot similar to the modern day Chinese characters. And I met with a professor, kind of like the Harvard University of China. And he explained to me that these oracle bones when they created this calligraphy that they took their history and they embedded it into the development of their calligraphy. So, they took events from their past, or what was happening at that time, and they took those events and they used those to come up with these pictographic idiograms of their Chinese char the Chinese language is actually pictographic. It's idiograms, which are symbols. So you might have several symbols or pictures that make up one word. And I asked him to give me an example of what he was talking about, and he gave me the Chinese word, this is a character that's four thousand years old. He gave me the word for "the past". And it was a picture of the sun and above the sun were waves, so when the Chinese refer to the past, they refer to an event where the waters reached the heavens. And I thought ok, well that could have some connection there. I later went to Beijing, and I met with another guy who expounded on this a bit more. And he gave me the word, the Chinese word for "big boat". And when broken apart, in those three different pictures, the first picture is the word for "vessel". Now this is one word for "big boat", and there's three different pictures in there. The first word is "vessel", or "ark". The second word is the number eight, or the picture for eight. And the last one is a picture for mouth, or people. So, when the Chinese refer, were referring to a big boat, they referred to eight people in an ark. [Laughter]
Eric Hovind: Unbelievable. And there's gotta be more of these that are out there. Cause some people could say those two were just coincidences. Alright, we gotta take a break but we've got to talk more about these because this, again, just piles on the evidence of a worldwide flood. Alright, and the traditions in China. We'll talk about that right after this.
Eric Hovind: Welcome back to Creation Today where we're talking about Noah's Ark. Did it, was there really a worldwide flood, did Noah really build a boat? There are legends all around the world that say yes indeed, he did, We're talking with Jeremy Wiles, our special guest from arkhuntermovie.com. You can visit him online at arkhuntermovie.com, or his Facebook page, Facebook.com/arkhunter, so I encourage you to go check that. Jeremy, thanks again for being with us on this show man, we really are enjoying learning from you. If we could get into a couple more of these characters. You've given two characters, do you have any others, cause some people might say, oh those are just a coincidence, that hose Chinese characters can be broken down into representing things that the Bible, you know, says really happened. A couple more?
Jeremy Wiles: Yeah, well, first of all I would suggest that they get a book out there, it's called the discovery of Genesis
Eric Hovind: Ah, great book.
Jeremy Wiles: Yeah, it's really good. Ethel Nelson is a friend of mine, and she has compiled the biggest list that you could ever ask for. She's put her life work into this project. I was going through China this one time, this is kind of funny the way it happened. The translator that was with me, we pulled off into a rest stop, and I noticed there was this sign above the ramp, going back up the opposite direction. And I knew what it was, cause I saw the character in Ethel's book. And I asked the translator, I said what does that mean? And he said "forbidden". He translated it for me. It was these characters. I said "Forbidden", ok. And I told him to explain the symbols, the pictures in this character "forbidden". And he told me, he said, well it's, there's two trees on the top, and then beneath it is God. So, you have two trees in a garden [laughter] and God.
Eric Hovind: That is awesome!
Jeremy Wiles: The trees were forbidden.
Eric Hovind: Yeah! This is not just coincidence, is it? They really have taken the truths of things. Adam and Eve were real people, the Garden of Eden, the tree of Life, knowledge of good and evil, real things. It really happened.
Jeremy Wiles: It was real. Yeah, it was absolutely real. And
Eric Hovind: Yeah I know where you can get that book, can't you
Paul Taylor: You can get it from creationstore.org
Eric Hovind: That is a great place, I love that store. Creationstore.org, you can feel free to spend a lot of money in there, and support. I hear the money you that people spend in Creation Store goes to feed the starving children. Yours and mine and a bunch of other people's starving children, yeah [Laughter]Ok, well this is fascinating. There's a couple of other legends you wanted to get into, right?
Paul Taylor: I mean, just cover some very briefly, Jeremy. At least one of the other stories that you've collected. I don't know, from the Philippines, or from India or wherever you whatever you feel like.
Jeremy Wiles: Yeah, the one in the Philippines I trekked into the jungle of the Southern Philippines, and there's a tribe called the [indiscernible 00:20:48]. They have, they're an indigenous tribe, so that's like the Native Americans, they're native to that area. And they're a, actually have an extremely violent past. And they have this tradition called [indiscernible 00:21:03] which means vengeance killings. And if you, I mean, if you do something very simple, like insult an elder, or steal a goat, or something crazy, they have the right to come and kill you. And there's this 24-hour passage, where they, they demonstrated this whole thing to me in this tribe. But, I could get into all those details. It's crazy, man.
Eric Hovind: Whoa, whoa. So don't offend that tribe. [Laughter]
Jeremy Wiles: Yeah, you've gotta watch what you say I guess. But I sat down with the chief of the tribe, it took several days to get him to talk to me, because you it's the same thing, they just don't share these stories with anyone. So it's, they're very important to them, and they've been passed down through generations. The chief, his name is [indiscernible 00:21:52], which means "Chief Crocodile'. And he sat down at his, in front of his house I guess it was, and he told me the story that they have of the great flood. And it has all the same characteristics as the biblical story, which I was surprised. I was thinking I would get something convoluted and distorted,
Eric Hovind: For four thousand years, yeah, you would think that it's different
Jeremy Wiles: You would think, yeah, and it did have some differences. They were, they took provisions on to the ark, which were sweet potatoes, because they have sweet potatoes in that area.
Eric Hovind: Now I've got a questions Jeremy. Some people would argue, hey these stories are just from people that experienced a local flood, it's not worldwide. How do we put all these together and say no it really was a worldwide flood?
Jeremy Wiles: Well, I mean, I asked the chief that same story, and according to his tradition they pass this, he actually got the story from his 105-year old grandfather. So it's been passed down through generation and generation. You know, it goes back to just plain old common sense, why even build a boat, if it was a local flood?
Eric Hovind: How would they have known, how would they have even know to build a boat if it was just a local flood that just happened one time?
Jeremy Wiles: Right, yeah. Why not just move out of the neighborhood? Go somewhere else. [Laughter]
Paul Taylor: And why have birds on it, when the birds could've easily flown over the mountains where there was no flood?
Eric Hovind: Yeah, all the evidence just goes together to show this really was a worldwide flood just like Genesis is talking about.
Jeremy Wiles: Well, if someone's gonna say, ok, you've got to prove to me that there was a flood. And if there was a flood, I would suspect that there would be plenty of stories around the world about this flood. Well guess what? There are a lot of stories about a great flood
Eric Hovind: Around the world. Well I'm excited about the movie that you guys are working on. I know movies take a long time, we're at the beginning stages of one ourself. Tell us, when you guys are gonna try to release this. You still got a lot more research to do and then put this together, correct?
Jeremy Wiles: Yeah, we've got a few years left.
Eric Hovind: Okay.
Jeremy Wiles: In production. And, you know, we've been working on it now for about seven years. So we're talking nine, ten years before this thing is finished. It's been self-financed out of very small pockets [Laughter], but it's getting there. It's nearing the end.
Eric Hovind: Well that's where a lot of people wanna jump on board and I wanna encourage you, if you would like to see this project completed, please go to Facebook.com/arkhunter, or arkhuntermovie.com, get in touch, and get involved. I'm sure, Jeremy, that this could happen sooner as finances and resources come into make this happen, to accomplish this, right?
Jeremy Wiles: Oh yeah, absolutely. I mean, it takes a lot of money to make a movie.
Eric Hovind: It really does. Yeah. So if you guys wanna get involved, please go there, and donate to this. Give your tax refund, or your other charitable contribution to the Noah's Ark project. That'd be great.
Jeremy Wiles: Thank you.
Paul Taylor: I know some of the arks are being built as well in different places
Eric Hovind: Yeah?
Paul Taylor: Aren't they? In northern Kentucky, there's an ark in [indiscernible 00:25:01] being built by Answers in Genesis.
Eric Hovind: Full size Noah's Ark, and then the one in the Netherlands.
Paul Taylor: Yes, arkvannoach.com
Eric Hovind: What?
Paul Taylor: A-r-k-v-a-n-n-o-a-c-h dot com, that website in Dutch is built by [indiscernible 00:25:16], who's taking his ark hopefully, God-willing across to London for the 2012 Olympics.
Eric Hovind: Unbelievable. Well, Jeremy, thanks so much for being on the show with us today. And I really am thrilled with the work that you're doing there, so thanks so much for being with us.
Jeremy Wiles: Thank you guys. I appreciate it. Thank you.
Eric Hovind: Hey, if you have questions, feel free to send them in to email@example.com . Of course you can join us on Twitter. Twitter.com/creationtoday. Or Facebook. Facebook.com/creationtoday.
Paul Taylor: Absolutely. This has been a production of God Quest Ministries. Thank you.


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'Price Tag' attacks are carried out by extremist Israeli settlers typically when the Israeli government does something they don't like. For the most part the victims are Palestinians, although occasionally the extremists target Israeli government property. Attacks are often arson attacks against cars, spray painted walls, slashed tires, burned olive trees, uprooted crops. Yatma and the area south of Nablus have been plagued by these attacks, and the Israeli occupation forces have rarely done anything to identify the attackers. (In a rare exception, Israeli police recently arrested several people from the settlement of Yitzhar, which is just a few kilometres from Yatma).


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Friday, October 22, 2010
66 Love Letters
Dr. Larry Crabb has taken each book in the Bible and broken it down so each book is as it should be; a love letter from our Heavenly Father. I was really surprised at the sense of personal touch I felt while reading this book. Yes, I have read the Bible, many times and I love the messages and the stories. However, in his book, 66 Love Letters, Dr. Crabb explains in clear and simple language how completely involved our Father is in our lives. It's a book I have returned to several times to remind me that the Bible really is a love letter from my Heavenly Father.
66 Love Letters, read in conjunction with the Bible, brings a very personal and deep sense of why we have the Bible and how we can let it be a guide in our lives. I strongly recommend this book as a help in understanding our Father's great love. I hope you will pick it up and find out for yourself what an awesome message is waiting, just for you.
Until the next time, keep a hug on.
~ Yaya
17 comments:
- Karen and Gerard said...
This is the first I've heard of this book. Can't imagine what this would be. Think I'll just stick with the Bible.
- October 22, 2010 at 5:17 AM
- Yaya' s Home said...
Oh, I hope I didn't make it sound like a substitute for the Bible. I just was able to understand a whole lot more; it's more a book of explanation than anything. Sorry for the confusion.
~ Yaya
- October 22, 2010 at 5:45 AM
- PCovi said...
Sounds like a good one! Thanks for stopping by Yaya!
- October 22, 2010 at 7:21 AM
- Vicki Rocho said...
I know just who I could give this to! Thanks
- October 22, 2010 at 7:49 AM
- Stacie said...
Sounds like a wonderful book.
- October 22, 2010 at 7:53 AM
- Bossy Betty said...
Hi Yaya! Thanks for the review! Sorry I have not been around lately!
- October 22, 2010 at 3:55 PM
- Susan Fields said...
This sounds like a wonderful book - thanks for the review!
- October 22, 2010 at 8:28 PM
- Sharon K. Mayhew said...
You peaked my curiosity...Nice review, Yaya! :)
- October 22, 2010 at 10:19 PM
- PJ said...
Hey Yaya! Thank you for stopping by! You know you are so right. I hadn't thought of this post in that perspective but it is so true. I pray that I am and will be a stepping stone to God for those I come in contact with rather than a stumbling block. I long to hear the words "well done thy good and faithful servant" and I won't if I am a hindrance to people rather than a helper. Thank you for that thought. Also, who is the publishing company of "66 Letters" That sounds like a book in which I would love to do a give-away for. I didn't use to do too many Book Give-Aways, then I got to thinking that is another way to get God's Word into people's hand and maybe even get them interested in studying His Word. I've known several people who wouldn't read the Bible because they said they didn't understand it, but then they would get interested in a book ABOUT the Bible and would find a study Bible and go from there. It's so neat to see them grow. That's really the way I started. I still use study Bibles and other Devotional books. I don't just get my text from one Bible. Most of the times I use the KJV for my verse, read a devotion out of a devotional book, then read the Reference Bible for the Bible Verse text, then expand on my thoughts. That is my process. LOL! Now was that too much info, I'm sure you really don't care how I posts, but my singular point is to really study the Bible it takes more. The first and main thing it takes is prayer, then everything else follows. If you're wondering what got me on this subject, it was the young lady who said "she would stick to her Bible. That is good, but sometimes God uses different mediums and sources to get His point across (to help us understand)God will quicken your spirit and tell you if something you're reading doesn't align with the Word. If you read the Bible enough, you will know. I hope I don't upset her for saying that, but I have found this to be so true in my walk with God.
God Bless,
- October 23, 2010 at 10:18 PM
- Connie Arnold said...
Thanks for sharing the great review, Yaya. It sounds like a wonderful book!
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Teroldego is a red Italian grape variety grown primarily in the northeastern region of Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol, Italy.
Wine has been produced since ancient times in "Campo Rotaliano", an alluvial plain between the rivers Adige (Etsch) and Noce. Teroldego may take its name from its traditional method of cultivation, trained on a system of "tirelle" or wire harnesses, an explanation that's more likely, albeit less pretty, than its legendary association with German dialect for gold of the Tirol. Another theory, put forth in the book "Wine Grapes" [1] credits a northern Italian village called Teroldege, or Teroldeghe, where documents dated in 15th century refer to the sale of Teroldego wine.[2] It has recently been discovered to be a full sibling of the Dureza variety from France, which is one of the parents of Syrah.[3]
The grapes ripen around the last week of September or the first week of October.
Cultivation & winemaking[edit]
The wine Teroldego Rotaliano, which is made with this grape in Trentino, has had DOC status since 18 February 1971. It is planted on about 400 hectares and is cultivated by over 300 producers.
Some California authorities compare Teroldego to Zinfandel, with its spicy red fruits, and hints of tar, pine, and almond, but few tasters would confuse the two varieties in a blind tasting. Its snappy acidity makes it a versatile food wine.
In Australia the variety is sparsely planted and has found homes in warmer, coastal climates such as McLaren Vale (Geoff Hardy) and Margaret River. Producers such as Amato Vino are forging a new direction for the variety with great promise.
- ^ Wine Grapes: A Complete Guide to 1,368 Vine Varieties, Including Their Origins and Flavours, ISBN 1846144469; ISBN 978-1846144462
- ^ All you ever wanted to know about Teroldego http://www.snooth.com/articles/taking-a-look-at-teroldego-part-one-history/
- ^ Vouillamoz & Grando (2006)Genealogy of wine grape cultivars: "Pinot" is related to "Syrah" Heredity 2006 Aug;97(2):102-10


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Engagement practitioners in Powys recently received accreditation from Agored Cymru after completing our three day course and coursework on Public engagement: theory and practice. Around 15 professionals whose day job involves engagement, consultation and participation with various groups took up the offer to train after Powys made a successful bid to the Welsh Government's Making the Connections fund.
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Left to right – Clare Parsons, (Brecon Beacons National Park), John Thomas, Rebecca Richards, Sue Glenn (Powys County Council – PCC) and Michelle Wozencraft (Children and Young People's Partnership). Congratulations also to Catherine Lewis and Jane Evans (PCC), Eleanor Barrow and Freda Lacey (Powys Mental Health Alliance), Lucy Taylor (Powys Carers) and Kerrine Phillips (Pavo). Two more participants are completing the course currently. These are Janet Bidgood and Stephen Parkinson.
The officers all sit on the Powys Consultation and Engagement Officers Network, which meets quarterly to share good practice, progress actions in the Local Service Board Participation Strategy and look for opportunities to co-consult. The network is a great example of how organisations can work together to make sure that people are not over-consulted.
When we originally worked on the National Principles for Public Engagement in Wales, we didn't include the fourth principle on 'Working with partner organisations'. We took it for granted that organisations would do this, but we were wrong to do so. People told us that organisations don't work together enough to improve engagement, which seems to be at odds with the benefits that are available – pooled resources, skills and expertise.
You can hear Mandy Williams, Participation Cymru Manager, running through the Principles one by one at the 'Monitoring engagement using the National Principles for Public Engagement in Wales' workshop below, which was part of the All Wales Residential Participation Network 2013.
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An E-Drash from the perspective of the ancient Jewish sect called, "HaNetzarim" (Acts 24:5)
TORAH: Wa'etḥannan – "And I sought favour" Deḇarim (Deu) 3:23-Deu 7:11
HAFTARAH: Yeshayahu (Isa) 40:1-26
KETUVIM NETZARIM: Kepha Aleph (1 Pt) 2:9
"For you are a set-apart people to YHVH your Elohim. YHVH your Elohim has chosen you to be a people for Himself, a treasured possession above all the peoples on the face of the earth."
Please join me this week as I rededicate myself to this high calling of YHVH, HaKadosh Baruch Hu. Remembering His unequaled and unparalleled love for us as demonstrated through the provision of His Son, whose life was lived out as a flesh and blood man in perfect obedience to Torah; then suffering a cruel and painful death on the execution stake for me, and each of you. How could we possibly reject His call to be "set-apart", to be Holy? Is it such a difficult thing for us? Does this question call for us to become defensive concerning our faith and/or obedience to Him? If it does, I think we must ask ourselves why, and what would the solution for that be?
Please join me this week as we study 'Wa'etḥannan', and listen to what His Spirit speaks to your heart!
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With maintenance ending about an hour ago, The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited has received update 1.06 on PlayStation 4, which is a 250MB download and helps reduce crashes.
Here's what Zenimax had to say about today's update:
The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited v01.06 is an incremental patch for the PlayStation 4, approximately 250MB in size. In this patch, we have made some improvements to reduce the frequency of a commonly-occurring crash.
Over on the Help section of their website, they also explained why you may initially see a 16GB+ download when updating The Elder Scrolls Online:
When downloading a PlayStation 4 patch, the console may initially indicate that the patch is very large (16GBs or more). However, because the console makes a comparison between the installed client and any available patches, it will only need to download the data that is missing. In most cases, this will only be the new patch.
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The first DLC expansion for TESO, Imperial City, launches on September 16 and adds hours of gameplay.
[Source: Elder Scrolls Online (1), (2)]
The Elder Scrolls Online Update 1.06 on PS4 Is Live, Helps Reduce Crashes


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Ti-6Al-4V bridges were additively fabricated by selective laser melting (SLM) under different scanning speed conditions, to compare the effect of process energy density on the residual stress state. Subsurface lattice strain characterization was conducted by means of synchrotron diffraction in energy dispersive mode. High tensile strain gradients were found at the frontal surface for samples in an as-built condition. The geometry of the samples promotes increasing strains towards the pillar of the bridges. We observed that the higher the laser energy density during fabrication, the lower the lattice strains. A relief of lattice strains takes place after heat treatment.
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Sheffield United 0 Norwich City 1 match report: Yanic Wildschut earns first away win of the season for Canaries
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Yanic Wildschut's first-half strike was enough to earn Norwich City a gritty win at Bramall Lane and end a run of four successive wins for the high-flying hosts.
The Dutch winger's first strike of the season, in the 23rd minute, earned Daniel Farke's side their first away success of the campaign and extended their unbeaten run to three matches since the international break with a third clean sheet on the bounce.
It made it seven points picked up from a possible nine to get the German's reign back on track – and secure just a third victory in City's last 21 away games – in a feisty affair.
There was an early scare as a Paul Coutts corner was headed back across goal by Jack O'Connell in just the second minute but Angus Gunn claimed Ched Evans' header on his line.
Cameron Jerome fired into the side-netting after fine work from Josh Murphy soon after and then the winger robbed Chris Basham in the 12th minute, rolling in an unmarked James Maddison, who completely fluffed his lines, caught in between two minds of shooting or crossing.
David Brooks jinked his way behind Timm Klose four minutes later to go clean through but Gunn was out quickly and spread himself to make a vital save 15 yards out.
Klose made an important block from former Norwich loanee Evans soon after, who looked to have controlled a cross with his arm, but it was the Canaries who took the lead.
Maddison slipped Wildschut into the right channel and the Dutchman blasted a low shot across keeper Jamal Blackman and into the bottom-left corner – before dancing around with glee at scoring his first goal of the season.
United skipper Coutts smashed a low shot just wide from 25 yards five minutes later but City were working hard to keep the hosts at bay.
Marco Stiepermann lashed a low shot wide from 25 yards in the 39th minute and the Canaries held out until half-time despite some pressure from United, which lacked any real quality.
The Blades continued to pile forward but couldn't create a clear-cut chance and their frustration started to show.
Coutts was booked for stopping Maddison breaking away in the 63rd minute and United boss Chris Wilder was sent to the stands a minute later, entering the City technical area and smashing a ball down the touchline so Maddison could take a throw-in. The ball whistled past City boss Farke and fourth official Ryan Johnson called over referee Scott Duncan, who dismissed Wilder.
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James Husband replaced Murphy in amongst the arguments and went down under Basham's challenge in the area, sparking loud penalty calls from the 1,800 away fans behind the goal, which were ignored by the referee.
Maddison tested Blackman with a shot from the edge of the box in the 77th minute, thanks to a nice dip of the shoulder to find space after his free-kick hit the wall, having been taken out by Basham.
Wildschut was replaced by Marley Watkins with 12 minutes remaining and the former Barnsley man, booed as he came on, soon burst into the area and teed up Jerome, whose shot was blocked behind and who then headed Maddison's corner wide.
O'Connell headed a Coutts' corner well wide in the 83rd minute for the hosts and Maddison also appealed for a penalty soon after, as he was bundled into by Blackman, but again the referee ignored the claims from the away fans behind the goal.
Gunn made a superb claim from a Basham cross as six minutes of added time began, going down under pressure and getting an earful from David Brooks on the floor – and a bottle chucked from the stands – at his accused time wasting but the Canaries clung on.
Sheffield United: Blackman; Basham, Wright, O'Connell; Freeman, Coutts (C), Fleck, Duffy (Carruthers 73), Stevens (Thomas 74); Brooks, Evans. Unused subs: Baldock, Lundstrom, Carter-Vickers, Lafferty, Eastwood
Booked: Coutts, foul on Maddison (63); Fleck, on Wildschut (65)
Norwich: Gunn; Pinto (C), Zimmermann, Klose, Stiepermann; Trybull, Tettey; Wildschut (Watkins 78), Maddison (Hanley 87), Murphy (Husband 60); Jerome. Unused subs: McGovern (GK), Reed, Vrancic, Hoolahan.
Booked: Tettey, foul on Brooks (57); Husband, foul on Freeman (78); Jerome, foul on Carruthers (82); Maddison, time wasting (86); Trybull, foul on Carruthers (90)
Referee: Scott Duncan
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A huge dark vortex has been spotted in the atmosphere of Neptune. The presence of the vortex, which was first seen in September last year, was confirmed by images from Nasa's Hubble Space Telescope. It is the first dark vortex to appear on Neptune in the 21<sup>st century.
Mike Wong, who led the team analysing the Hubble data, announced the discovery in an astronomical telegram. Last year researchers noticed bright clouds on Neptune that are associated with the presence of dark vortices. These high-altitude clouds are created when air moves upwards and the gases freeze into methane crystals.
After spotting the bright clouds, follow-up observations revealed a dark spot close to the location of the clouds, with Hubble images allowing scientists to create a high-quality map of the vortex.
"Dark vortices coast through the atmosphere like huge, lens-shaped gaseous mountains," Wong explained. "And the companion clouds are similar to so-called 'orographic clouds' that appear as pancake-shaped features lingering over mountains on Earth."
Neptune's dark vortices are high-pressure systems first discovered in 1989 thorough images returned from Voyager 2. Another vortex was spotted by Hubble in 1994.
All observed vortices show a great deal of diversity in terms of shape, size and stability. They appear and disappear on fairly short time scales when compared to those seen on other planets. For example, similar features on Jupiter last for decades.
Scientists still do not fully understand how dark vortices originate, how they interact with the environment and why they dissipate. By studying the latest dark vortex, researchers hope to learn more about them and the atmosphere of Neptune.


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Michael Kors married his longtime partner Lance Le Pere Tuesday, Women's Wear Daily reports.
The couple exchanged "I dos" in Southampton, N.Y. Southampton Mayor Mark Epley officiated the private ceremony, which took place at Dune Beach.
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"To marry someone as wonderful and special to me as Lance barefoot on a glorious beach is more than I could have dreamed of," Kors, 52, told the publication.
Kors and Le Pere confirmed their engagement earlier this month, shortly after same-sex marriage was made legal in New York on July 24.
The fashion designer can currently be seen as a judge on the new season of Project Runway, airing Thursdays at 9/8c on Lifetime.


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Can You Find Out How Long Has a House Been on the Market?
MLS Listings: Are They You Best Bet?
The MLS or multiple listing service is only available to professional Realtors—but, some MLS listings that fall under the category of for sale by owner, can be searched on the MLS website. The MLS may not be your best bet to start, however, because if you visit their website and search for a home, a list of homes will appear, but by clicking on the listing, you're redirected to sign up and offer email and personal information.
If you don't want to find out how long has a house been on the market on your own, you can call any local Realtor that has access to MLS and ask them to research certain properties. If you are wondering about a specific home, you will need to give them an address or if you have it, the MLS listing number. Listing numbers are often found in Realtor ads in your local newspapers or most real estate agencies have websites where you can search for properties and find listing numbers.
Researching On Your Own
Online websites like Zillow.com are a great place to begin to determine how long a house has been up for sale. Let's take a look at how Zillow works.
Once you're on the home page, (see the screenshot to the left) you'll find a blank area where you can search for just about anything—a specific address, a neighborhood, cities and states. If you have a home in mind, then type in the entire address, for example 123 Any Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15232.
By hitting the "Go" button, your search will show the house you already know is for sale but want to also know how long has this house been on the market. I chose one home I knew was for sale, 5974 Alder Street in the Shadyside area of Pittsburgh.
Once you click on the listing, scroll down to the bottom of the page where you'll find a "Price History" for the home. For our home on Alder Street (see screenshot to the right), we can see items like when it was last sold, listed and if there were any price increases or
decreases. Here, our Alder Street home was listed on February of 2011, the 17th to be exact, so we know that his home has been up for sale for only a few days. You can also find the Realtor who is the listing broker on Zillow.
Other websites that offer up the same service include Trulia and Oodle, but make sure you have address of home you want to inquire about before you perform a search.
Screenshots by author courtesy of Zillow
Other Resources
Those more adventurous or those who don't want to be bothered by an over-anxious real estate agent, also have some options to find out how long has a house been on the market. Think of your county clerk's office here that keeps tax records for every property within the county.
If you have an address, you can go to your county clerk's office and look for records. These searches will show you who owns the home, when it was purchased and the amount of annual taxes. If you know the house is for sale, you can probably guesstimate how long it's been up for sale based on when it was purchased and you first saw the "for sale" sign go up. If a house shows it's in foreclosure, the county records will also show the foreclosure date, so consider that the date the house was first available on the market. Keep in mind if you want copies of print outs of any information you obtain from the county clerk, there may be a fee.
With so many homes in foreclosure these days, if you do a Web search for "foreclosures by zip code," you will find many websites that claim to offer up this information for free. Some of them are totally free, however, you most likely will be directed to the Realtor handling the foreclosure for the lender, or some websites do charge a fee or ask for personal information—stay away from these. It is possible to find out how long a house has been up for sale, by using the tips above. Happy House Hunting!
MLS - https://www.mls.com
Zillow - https://www.zillow.com
Trulia - https://www.trulia.com
Oodle - https://www.oodle.com


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Dharamshala: - Visiting Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr on Friday voiced hope for an easing of tensions in China's ethnic Tibetan regions. Carr told reporters that negotiations on autonomy between Beijing and the Tibetan community are key to resolving the tensions and ending the spate of self-immolations by Tibetan protestors.
"Tibet is part of China," Carr told reporters, according to Kyodo News International. "But we believe there's an opportunity for pursuing autonomy, and the autonomy negotiated between China and the Tibetan community is the way of seeing an end to the self-immolations."
Carr said it is up to Beijing to determine if it should engage the Dalai Lama in autonomy negotiations, adding that "China said things that encourage us to think that the talks could be given a new lease of life."
The Tibetan spiritual leader paid a visit to Australia last month, but then Prime Minister Julia Gillard refused to meet him, drawing criticism that she succumbed to Chinese pressure.
Some 120 Tibetan monks, nuns and laypeople have set themselves alight in protest against China's rule since the 50th anniversary in 2009 of Tibet's failed uprising against China. That year was marked by an increase of human rights abuses in Tibet and a travel ban on foreign individual visitors to the region.
"We would like, I and ambassador, to be able to travel in Tibet to talk to people and to inspect Australian-aid projects. We have got a fruitful dialogue with China about human rights matters and that include human rights matters that grow out of the tensions in Tibet and Tibetan regions," Carr said.
Carr has been criticized before by the Chinese government for interfering in China's domestic affairs, and numerous requests by the Australian ambassador to China to visit Tibet were turned down by Beijing, it was reported in February.
Carr also highlighted the importance of close bilateral ties. "As China reforms its economy, and as Australia implements a productivity-improvement program, there will be countless opportunities to build on (the Australia-China) relationship," he said.
On free trade agreement negotiations with China that began in 2005, Carr said Canberra is willing to set aside any barrier agreed by both sides and "get on with the main game."
Carr is currently on a 10-day trip to China that will also take him to Sichuan Province, Chongqing municipality and Fujian Province until Aug. 3.


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Naked photographs of Hollywood actor Zac Efron have been sold for one million dollars, according to the supermarket tabloid The National Scandal.
The tabloid has reported that gay pop star Clay Aiken purchased the revealing photos from an old friend of the actor, who had snapped the pics for Efron when the actor was still struggling to make a name for himself in Hollywood. In the pictures, Efron is said to be totally naked while lying on a bed.
Efron is said to be furious that the pictures have been sold without his old friend consulting him first, according to the tabloid.
On a completely unrelated note, Aiken claims that he wouldn't have ridden the Hershey highway if he had known that any hot Mexican babes existed.
"I didn't know any while I was growing uo," Aiken said. "I can guarantee you that if there had been some spicy hot chica willing to put out during my schoolboy days, she would have set me straight."


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Virtually all State Fish and Wildlife Agencies face the same overwhelming challenges with their websites.
Most were built years ago, on outdated platforms and using restrictive designs and programming languages.
Most agency websites are also designed like library catalogues — "we have a lot of stuff to tell you and we are going to make you spend your valuable time trying to finds what you are looking for."
Now compound that problem with the fact that none were designed for engagement on mobile devices. Cluttered pages, too many words, inconsistent links.
State Fish and Wildlife Agencies are losing customers at an alarming rate. They search for answers, for the best programs and best practices, but many fail to see the most obvious improvement they can make.
Agency websites are the gateway to recruiting new Customers. The new Customers that will save the Agencies" business live and breath iPhones, iPads and Android devices.
With limited dollars to spend on Customer acquisition, why would any business not focus on the top of the funnel and go mobile first?
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Clare-Louise Nicholls discusses the need for good liaison and communication when supporting vulnerable older people at home.
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Despite the fact that they won't get the chance to defend their national title, or get a shot at a third straight SEC championship, No. 11 Alabama is still looking to finish their season strong. The Crimson Tide will try to avoid looking too far ahead on their football betting schedule with a massive showdown in their finale against No. 2 Auburn looming after this week's match up with Georgia State.
Georgia State Panthers @ Alabama Crimson Tide
Thursday November 18, 2010
Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Online Sports Betting Odds: Alabama – 54.5
The Panthers represent an easy win for the Crimson Tide, who haven't gotten many breaks this year with the toughest schedule in the country. Georgia State is 6-4 in the IAA Independents, and are overmatched against a powerful Alabama team that will have the chance to step out of the SEC spotlight before being thrust back in to it for their college football betting showdown with the Tigers.
NCAA Football Betting Preview: Georgia State
The Panthers are coming off of a 23-17 win over Lamar which ended a mini two-game slide that included losses at Old Dominion and South Alabama, but will have a tough time ending their season on a high note. 67-year old Bill Curry was back on the sidelines after a 14-year absence for the win, and will get the chance to close out the season against a school he helped lead to a national title in 1989. Although Georgia State is a huge underdog, Curry appreciates the experience his team will draw from playing a big school like Alabama as the Panthers build for the future.
NCAA Football Betting Preview: Alabama
After going undefeated since the 2009 Sugar Bowl, the Crimson Tide faced a couple of major obstacles this season with consecutive games against ranked opponents on multiple occasions. Alabama went 3-2 in those games, losing to South Carolina on the heels of wins over Arkansas and Florida before dropping a close decision to LSU before beating Mississippi State. Despite the tough pay per head schedule the Crimson Tide rank fourth in the country in points allowed, while Greg McElroy and reigning Heisman trophy winner Mark Ingram both played major roles in dropping the Bulldogs last weekend. Alabama has the finale against Auburn circled as their own personal championship game, and this will be considered a tune up to make sure everything is ready for the big game.
The Match Up: Georgia State @ Alabama
The Crimson Tide's season is down to two games, including an easy win against Georgia State this Thursday before a massive SEC showdown with the Tigers next week. Alabama players and coaches know that they won't get the chance to defend their national title, but that should only serve as motivation to finish the season strong. The line is huge for this game, but there is every reason to believe that Alabama will still cover it.
NCAA Football Betting Pick: Crimson Tide – 54.5


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The Variety Of Remax Homes For Rent In Philadelphia
Why The Sheer Variety of Different Remax Homes for Rent is Shocking?
When trying to start out in a new area, making sure that you have a good home is always going to be the best step. With the housing market not doing so well in many parts of the country, many people are finding that moving to other states and cities is the answer to their problems. Sadly, finding a city where there is both a strong real estate market and good jobs that allow you to keep on top of the cost of living is something the can seem nearly impossible. This is why the sheer variety of different Live love at home with remax for rent in Philadelphia is rather shocking.
The Philadelphia area has obviously been doing rather well in terms of income and jobs, but most people assume that the housing market will be horrible as well. However, this could not be further from the truth as there are a large number of homes available across the entire Philadelphia area. This is mostly because the area has always been rather spread out, with a large number of different homes being built both within the city and on the outskirts. And by following Real Estate Handy Tips for home rentals, you can easily handle homes for rent in Philadelphia.
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There are single family homes for rent, apartments, condos, larger homes, smaller homes, modern homes, and those with a classic charm as well. All of them are professionally managed, ensuring that anyone who moves into them is going to find themselves in a home that is safe, warm, secure, and built to suit their needs. The best part is that the homes are much cheaper than most people would assume. This is because the overall price of housing in the area is much lower than the rest of the USA.
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I have returned to Chicago, leaving Washington DC behind and what was to me the most realistic glimpse you can have of a newsroom while still being a student.
I am approaching the finish line and will graduate next month. But between now and then I have a lot of work to do and most of it I am looking forward to.
News21, of which I am a part, is coming to a conclusion — and my story is certainly due.
I am working on a multimedia final project, which I am very excited about. I will finally get to try out some of the skills I learned in the classroom.
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Jonathan Smith was the name used by a member of the Supreme Alliance of Eastern States from the 51st century while in London in 1889.
Smith, an expert on zygma beam radiation, had, in his native time on the planet Biblios, acquired a diary entry by H. G. Wells describing the death of the Tenth Doctor at the hands of Smith himself. He also knew how to restore the disfigured and dying Magnus Greel to health.
Smith planned to rescue Greel before an earlier incarnation of the Doctor could defeat him. Travelling back in time using zygma beam radiation to the 1880s, he posed as a graduate of Cambridge University and presented himself as a physicist of his adopted era. He strategically befriended Wells. The Doctor had forged the diary entry so that Smith would find it in the 51st century, setting up Smith's capture by the Torchwood Institute. Torchwood, as the Doctor had planned, mistook Smith for the Doctor himself, using his usual alias John Smith.
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Album Leaf
The Album Leaf is an American solo musical project founded in San Diego, California in 1998 by Jimmy LaValle.
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Comic Review: I.D. by Emma Rios
Title: I.D.
Author: Emma Rios
Publisher: Image Comics
Publication Date: June 28th 2016
Genre: Dystopia, Comic
My Rating :3/5 stars
A dystopian tale that analyzes the conflict between perception and identity through the struggle of three people who consider a 'body transplant' as a solution to their lives.
My Review:
I received an eARC of I.D. from Image Comics via NetGalley in exchange with an honest review.
This Comic is about 3 people who are considering to have a body transplant to escape a specific aspect of their lives. The whole point of this transplant is to offer a new life to each individual, but it isn't 100% safe.
We get a peak on why each person wants to undergo this surgery, and see their lives after they body transplant.
The ending was a major down-fall for me because so far, this is a standalone . So much is still to be uncovered in this story.
The illustration was accurate and beautiful, but a bit unclear. The drawing being in only black and orang-brown was a bit tiring to the eyes.
I give it 3/5 stars.
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Part-time Lecturer in the UCLA Interdepartmental Program in American Indian Studies 2018-19 (Non-Senate)
Open date: July 17th, 2018
Last review date: September 1st, 2018
Applications received after this date will be reviewed by the search committee if the position has not yet been filled.
Final date: April 1st, 2019
Applications will continue to be accepted until this date, but those received after the review date will only be considered if the position has not yet been filled.
The IDP in American Indian Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) invites applications for a temporary non-tenure track lecturer appointment. Lectureship appointments are part time and generally made on a quarter by quarter basis as dictated by instructional needs and budget constraints of the department. Quarter academic appointment dates are as follows:
Fall: October 1-December 31st
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A description of current American Indian Studies courses offered can be found in the UCLA Registrar's course catalog- https://www.registrar.ucla.edu/Academics/Course-Descriptions/Course-Details?SA=AM+IND&funsel=3
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All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age or protected veteran status. For the complete University of California nondiscrimination and affirmative action policy see: UC Nondiscrimination and Affirmative Action Policy (http://policy.ucop.edu/doc/4000376/NondiscrimAffirmAct).
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4 Ways to Have Fun While Buying or Selling a Home
Real estate transactions are much less stressful when you have a Cumberland, WI real estate agent at your side. They can help you find a little breathing room and maybe even some opportunities for fun!
That's right: fun! When you are not having to decipher mountains of paperwork, stay constantly on the phone scheduling showings, or obsessively looking at comparable listings to determine a fair market price, fun can be possible even when you are buying or selling a home.
So, the next time you feel a bit frazzled during your home sale or purchase, look to the following activities to unwind and maybe even let out a smile or two.
Start Getting Inspired About Home Décor
Moving into a new home is an incredibly exciting time, particularly at first. You get to quickly make your mark on your new space and express your inner style. You also get to "nest" and add comfort to your home as it becomes more "you" over time.
Get inspired for these early moments by taking a look at creative home style magazines and websites. You can also start a new Pinterest board just for your new house. Keep track of all the styles, ideas and moods your new home can be capable of, and then you can hit the ground running with ideas to make your new home fantastic.
Start Planning a Garden
The outside of your home will need just as much TLC as the inside. You can get a head start by sketching out your plans for landscaping or designing a space for a charming garden. You can even go ahead and purchase some of your favorite plants to give them some love before they are even in the ground.
Sprout seedlings for your veggie garden, or buy some of your favorite ornamental plants and nurture them in gradually larger pots. By the time everything is ready to go into the ground, you will have mature plants that are better-prepared for their new home.
Cut Down on Clutter With Yard Sales, Donations, Giveaways
As a good friend once said to us: "moving keeps you honest; you figure out just the things you really need." As for everything else, start making piles! Some of your belongings would make great inventory for a yard sale, which can also help you put a little extra cash in your savings for potential future home repairs. Some items may be better fit for giving away to friends and family, or they should be donated to your local charity thrift shop.
Once you start separating everything into categories, it becomes much easier to pare down your possessions for a much lighter, easier move.
Start Bargain Hunting for New Furniture
Part of nesting is finding the perfect furniture pieces to fit each room. With all of the cheap options available for finding furniture, you don't even have to stress your credit card further, either.
Take a look at thrift stores and reasonably priced vintage stores in your area. Start reading circulars and marking big sales or discounts on your calendar. You can even hunt around on Craigslist or Facebook marketplaces to find a well-loved piece of furniture at just a fraction of its retail price.
Start Planning a Housewarming Party
After all the work you put in, nothing offers a greater reward than a relaxing evening entertaining and catching up with friends. You can start sending evites or building a new Pinterest board just for your amazing party to build anticipation for the moment when you finally have everything taken care of.
Make Time for Fun by Working With a Cumberland, WI Real Estate Agent
Whether you are looking for a buyer's agent or a seller's agent, having a realtor at your side can ease up the pressure during a home sale and let you take well-deserved moments to enjoy yourself. Take the load off your shoulders today by speaking with one of our Cumberland, WI realtors now.