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There are times in life when it is not apparent that goodness and mercy are following us. We don’t tend to see the best things following us while enduring affliction, persecution, mockery, rejection, false accusations or oppression. We may only focus on bad memories, mistakes, sickness, pain, or the poverty that we face. These things can blind us from seeing the truth about goodness and mercy.
David declareThis remarkable statement came from a man whose life was full of pain. David’s family rejected him and considered him irrelevant. Samuel sent word inviting David’s father, Jesse, and his family to join in giving sacrifices unto the Lord. Everyone in the family attended except David.
In biblical times it was customary for the entire family to gather together when the Prophet of God called for a sacrificial feast. But David was not only not present, his father never even acknowledged that he existed. Samuel didn’t know about David, until the Spirit of the Lord prompted him to ask Jesse, “Are all your sons here?” Jesse could not lie to the man of God. Because he knew that Samuel was now aware of his missing son, Jesse acknowledged at David existed and told his whereabouts. Sadly, Jesse still refused to mention David’s name. It was oblivious that tDavid and his family. Many speculate about why this might have been, but no one knows for sure.
David wrestled throughout his life with rejection, depression and oppression. He dealt with betrayal and being chased by a crazed King Saul. Saul was rejected by God due disobedience, and he despised David to the point where he hunted him down to kill him. God had chosen David as Israel’s next King. So, Saul relentlessly pursued David, until Saul killed himself on his sword. Despite all his troubles, David still declaredavid was intimately acquainted with God’s loving heart and character, because he had seen it time after time.
Sometimes we find ourselves dealing with overwhelming disappointment, sickness and family conflict. We battle through rejection feeling abandoned and betrayed. We carry failure, sin, insecurity, doubt, unbelief, and all forms of injustice, which sometimes make us want to retreat. But when the enemy of our soul is continually attacking, we have to intentionally focus on the best and kind things that are operating in our lives. During times of adversity remember, God’s loving heart and character. Move from discouragement and encourage yourself in the Lord. Expect miracles and victories. Remember that God’s goodness and mercy sustains us through trials.
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Rain Was No Obstacle To Helpful Young Man
February 04, 1999|By BEVERLY WILLIAMS Daily Press
Newport News resident Anthony Addison Jr. deserves high praise for helping one of our local citizens out of a jam during a heavy downpour last month.
According to Ginn, Addison pushed her car to the side of the road. Drenched to the skin, she said, he then drove home to get his father, Anthony Addison Sr., because he said the older Addison was more knowledgeable about cars.
But when the father and son team returned, they couldn't start the car because it was flooded, so they pushed it into a secure parking space to get it off the street, Ginn said.
Addison Jr. said he helped Ginn because he could see she needed help and because she had asked him.
The father and son said they offered to come back to Riverside Regional Medical Center and take Ginn home if she needed a ride, but she declined the offer and told them she'd take the bus. The next day, however, she came by the Addison house and brought Addison Jr. a present.
"This is to prove," Ginn said, "that contrary to many people's opinion, kindness and consideration are alive in our youth, and I would like to compliment Anthony's parents."
I would, too, Mrs. Ginn. It's nice to know there are people around here who will lend a hand regardless of the weather.
TO THE RESCUE. Three cheers and a pat on the back for Harry Martin and his son, Charles, who last week saved a couple from the frigid and choppy waters of the James River after the couple's boat sank.
Charles Martin, a Newport News paramedic, was one of the two paramedics dispatched to the scene near the Leeward Marina. But when the two got there, they couldn't reach the couple because they had no boat. The City of Newport News uses a boat docked at the Deep Creek Marina.
Fortunately, though, the older Martin was at Leeward working on his 24-foot boat, so Charles turned to him for help. It was a request Harry Martin said he couldn't refuse.
"We're responsible for that," Martin said. "Me and every citizen is responsible for helping to save someone in need."
It's a belief that definitely seems to run in the family. Harry Martin, you see, is a retired Newport News police lieutenant who has devoted his life to helping others.
"I didn't even let my boat warm up," he said. "I just jumped in and told my son, 'let's go.' We all got on board and went out there as fast and rapidly as we could."
Martin said a third man, in his early- to mid-20s, joined them.
Thanks for being there at such a critical time, Mr. Martin. I know it made all the difference.
HELPING HAND. A belated thank-you goes out to Sarah Tweed, a seventh grader at Syms Middle School in Hampton for collecting 230 pounds of food during the holidays for the Foodbank of the Virginia Peninsula.
According to folks at the Foodbank, Sarah did this as part of a community service project that was assigned to her class. Her goal, they said, was to collect enough food to feed several families, but Sarah went above and beyond the call of duty because "she wanted to do something that would make a big difference in someone's life."
And, boy what a difference it was. By passing out fliers at a local commisary, Sarah collected over 200 pounds of food and several monetary donations in just a matter of hours. Her bounty was put on the Foodbank's shelves the next day and was used to help a number of people.
Sarah, that sure was a wonderful thing you did. I'm so glad we have young people like you living in our community. Keep up the good work.
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Apple just wrapped up its press event for the iPad 2, and Forrester analyst Sarah Rotman has already weighed in with her response. Her verdict: Apple chief executive Steve Jobs is right when it says that "2011 will be the year of the iPad 2."
So how does the iPad 2 affect that argument?
Still, Rotman said it's possible that someone could take on the iPad, pointing to Amazon, Sony, and Microsoft as companies that might announce something formidable. So Apple has solidified its place at the top but, she said, "Things could get rowdy."


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No matter what your skill level or experience is working with routers, the Dewalt DWP611 Router is suitable for you. It is lightweight at about 5.5-pounds, has a 1.25-horsepower motor and the variable speed operates at a maximum of 27,000 RPM. This is plenty of power for the recreational woodworker, and most professionals can find plenty of uses for it as well.
Whether you’re a beginning that wants to start doing woodworking projects, or if you do woodworking for a living, there is a place for this router in your shop. It’s always good to do your own research when you make a purchase, but if you want my opinion, there isn’t a better router to get a variety of jobs done.
The one thing that could be frustrating for you with this router is that the bits sometimes don’t stay in place very well. You may experience some bits falling out, and this is just one of the design flaws of this router. Other than that, you can make comparisons to other routers all you want, and the Dewalt DWP611 Router will come out on top every time.
One thing that separates this router from the rest is the low depth to help guide your cuts. It is easy to use and just about any skill level can learn how to operate it quickly. A professional may not use it every day because it doesn’t have as much power as some comparable routers, but a recreational woodworker could find many uses for it.
If you’re in the market for a new router, don’t delay in buying the Dewalt DWP611PK Router, because you aren’t going to find a better value.
The positives and negatives about this router are the same as the ones as described in our Dewalt DWP611 review. However, you may appreciate that this one has more features, or you may not need them. If you already have a lot of the accessories that come in this kit, then you may be spending money that you don’t need to. But i all of the accessories could be beneficial to you.
The Dewalt DWP611PK Combo Kit is designed more for people who are getting started into woodworking and need a variety of accessories to help get them started. More experienced woodworkers could still benefit from it, but just beware of the higher price and understand exactly what you’re getting.
This combo kit provides an excellent value if you actually would benefit from all of the accessories. The router itself is one of the best quality routers on the market. You’ll just need to justify whether it’s worth spending the additional amount of money to get the kit versus just the router.
If you’re a beginner looking to get skilled in woodworking, then this is the perfect router for you. Don’t waste any more time reading countless reviews; order this router today and get to work!
The router itself weighs about 20-pounds, has a powerful 12-AMP motor, 2.25-horsepower and variable speeds from 8,000 to 25,000 RPM. In addition to the router, the kit comes with a fixed base, plunge base, chip shields, ¼” and ½” self-releasing collet chucks, a few different wrenches and screws for mounting it on a table, if you wish to do so. All of these accessories can be a little overwhelming for a beginner woodworker, but a professional will definitely appreciate the features that this kit offers.
The best thing about this router is that it cuts through soft wood and hard wood just as easily. The slow start motor and low torque at startup will help prevent damaging cuts to the wood. This router has the most power of any of the other routers on our list, and that comparison extends to other products outside our list as well. You’ll have a hard time finding a router that has similar power and usability as this one.
The main complaints about this router are that it attracts a lot of dust when it’s being used and the position of the switch isn’t ideal. These are mainly design flaws and they don’t affect the usability of the router at all.
When you’re just starting or not spending a lot of time woodworking, this is a perfect router. Don’t delay in ordering yours for your shop so you can start on your hobby right away!
Just because this router is at the bottom of our list doesn’t mean it’s a bad product. The Black & Decker RP250 isn’t designed to do a lot of heavy jobs. It is more designed for the person who does occasional light woodworking projects. If you are expecting to use this router all day every day for any type of project, then you will likely be disappointed.
If you’re new to woodworking, or if you just need another router to get the small jobs done more conveniently, then the Black & Decker RP250 is the perfect router for you. However, if you’re a professional that is looking for a cheap router that will do heavy projects with ease, then this is not the router you would be interested inchoosing the best wood router can be a daunting task. It’s good to do your own research and get recommendations from other people, but they don’t know exactly what you need. Luckily for you, we have compiled some of our unbiased research together to help you find the perfect router that fits your needs.
Fixed Base – this type of base is ideal if you’re shaping the edges of your work piece. A fixed base will hold the perfect setting more reliably, which makes it easier to move and gives you the confidence that you’re making the perfect cut at all times. They are generally more compact, so they’re easier to work with as well. You can make pretty much any types of cuts on any projects with a fixed base, since it is much more versatile than a plunge base.
Interchangeable Bases – if you aren’t sure what types of projects you will be doing, or if you know you will be doing a variety of them, then you could buy a kit that includes both a plunge base and fixed base. With those types of routers, you will just remove the motor from the base and insert the other type whenever you neebe limited with the types of cuts you can make.
If you will be doing medium-to-heavy jobs, then you would be best suited with a maximum horsepower of around 2-HP. Smaller projects would be just fine with 1.5-HP or lower. Also, the amps are a critical feature to look at when shopping for a router. Most routers will be between 8-15 amps. For a general-purpose router, amps in the range of 10-12 will be sufficient to get most jobs done.
Your initial thought may be to buy a full-size router because it will be able to handle even the toughest jobs. That may be true; however, it may actually be more inconvenient for you in reality. Contrary to what you may think, a full-size router can actually be more difficult to use on smaller jobs.
Spindle Lock – this is more of a convenient feature than a necessary one. The spindle lock allows you to change bits quickly and effortlessly. The alternative is using two wrenches to change out the bits, which takes more time and work.
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ism and Holy Communion. You take it from there. Enough said!
Anyone who has read Sara Miles of San Francisco, her books Take This Bread and Jesus Freak, will understand how necessary it is for any one, seeking Christ or not, to be welcome at the Communion Table. It was in an unplanned Communion participation activity that she “received” Jesus and is now a leading person at her Episcopal parish, and in the city of San Francisco.
Yes, we need North American wide open communion access. Let God be the Judge and Jury.
Likewise, Jesus invites all human beings from all corners of the world at His dinner table to eat and drink His Body and Blood until His second coming and asks us to repent every time we take His Body and Blood remembering His suffering at the cross for our sins so to refrain from doing again.
In my opinion this debate is far too legalistic. My wife is a Pentecostal Christian. In the Church where she grew up Baptism is a matter of personal salvation. Participation in the other sacraments of the church is based on belief and church attendance. I find it fascinating that no one in this debate is mentioning the importance of Christian belief for the receiving of Holy Communion!
I write from another part of the world, where Christians are a very small minority. From my perspective, the nexus between Holy Communion and community is important. For most people who do not know Jesus Christ, his grace and love can only be glimpsed as they are reflected in the daily action of his people. In a community, how can we not know our brothers and sisters in Christ? Yes, of course, there are always strangers who come to the Lord’s table with us. Some of them move on, so that we never learn much about them or their journey in faith. Many more are with us, week after week, Sunday after Sunday. I have been in parishes where many parishioners made a vigorous effort NOT to get to know strangers. They had an attitude of ownership over their parishes, and they certainly did not want “different” people (odd, brown, Yankee, gay, etc.) in their company. I will never forget the shock of hearing, “We don’t want to see pickup trucks in the church parking lot on Sunday morning.” However, I have spent my life in parishes where everyone is welcome to the Lord’s table — and then to coffee in the kitchen, prayer in the rector’s study, and a variety ofVery soon, the stranger is no longer a stranger, and we have shared our confessions of faith, informally as well as formally. In such circumstances, the meaning of Holy Communion is clear.
We live in a fractured and fragmented world; in my experience, most of the strangers on the parish doorstep have been baptized, but then somehow they have become alienated from a Christian community. Often, the stories they tell are of church authorities who put them outside the boundaries of their previous church community because of some rule: they married outside the church or they felt in some way rejected.
I am theologically very liberal, but I don’t think this is the right way to go. If we want to give people Communion on the spot, then we should perform “emergency baptisms” right there at the altar rail. This is just another issue to divide people and drive people away, while we should be focusing on serving the poor and broken.
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Is marketing departments to let software do the heavy lifting.
Last month, we covered Boomtrain--a marketing services firm that deploys machine learning to predict effective content and optimally deliver it to customers and prospects--moving beyond customer segmentation and toward, the company hopes, individualization.
First, as Iterable's vice president of marketing, David Rangel, explained to me in an interview, "[Iterable gives] guidance on what type, timing, [and] frequency of messages are best for different consumer segments[.]" Then, armed with that information, a marketer using Iterable can set message triggers – enabling automatic messaging based on particular events or other "signals." From there, Rangel says, A/B testing on each aspect of those messages is enabled to allow Iterable customers to make adjustments accordingly.
"This is where most of the benefit comes today for any marketer. By structuring their campaigns correctly and A/B testing different variables, they can optimize their engagement," says Rangel.
I am, admittedly, a touch dubious as I question Rangel because of many B2C marketers' irrational and insatiable thirst for impressions--and little else. For many, this has resulted in inboxes packed with junk mail and smartphones constantly vibrating with nuisance push notifications.
To be certain, Iterable seems especially pleased withBoth the company's marketing materials and Rangel himself boost the platform's UX and "ease of use;" Rangel reports that Iterable customers are using the platform to deliver messages to hundreds of millions of consumers without suffering performance degradation.
"We increasingly see marketers demanding tools that let them…grow, engage and retain their audiences…easily while scaling to tens or hundreds of millions of users," Rangel says. "[T]hat is why we are differentiated and seeing great traction."
Of course, Rangel recognizes Iterable's limitations – but the company is working to make up for them. "Today we aren't involved in actually creating [or] analyzing content for customers," concedes Rangel. "This is where something like our Boomtrain partnership comes in."
Indeed, both product platforms are integrated so customers of both companies can use these optimization and analytics tools to create, assess, distribute content automatically every step of the way. From there, they can analyze the post-mortem of a particular campaign and, with guidance from both platforms, take appropriate prescriptive action.
The Boomtrain-Iterable partnership makes a great deal of sense for both companies because each does what the other doesn't – but, if Rangel is right, their target customers presumably want and need both companies' services. Together, the dual integration paints a picture of tomorrow's marketing department: where entire campaigns – from copywriting and message delivery to traffic analytics and conversion, and from concept to customer segmentation – can be automated with a few keystrokes or taps on a mobile device.
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I take against it? Your doctor or travel clinic will advise you if you need a Typhoid vaccination for the place you’re visiting. You need to have the jab at least a week before you go so it has time to take effect. There are different types of vaccine and you usually need a booster after around 2-3 years. I had my first Typhoid jab in 1989 and I was really poorly for a day or so afterwards, as was my mum, however this is a side effect we were aware about beforehand and the boosters I’ve had since have been fine. Obviously different people react differently and the injections probably aren’t so bad now. I know that there’s an oral vaccine available in the USA, but I’m not sure if you can get it here. You will need to take precautions whilst you’re away as well: Remember: Boil it, cook it, peel it or forget it…. 1. Drink bottled water (check the seal is in tact before drinking) or boil or purify any water that you’re not sure about. 2. The above also applies to the water you use for brushing your teeth. 3. Don’t have ice in your drinks. 4. Try to avoid unpeeled fruit, salads, ice cream, cheese, shellfish, dairy products, and any food from street vendors and eating from open buffets, which may not be ‘fresh’. 5. Try and eat places which are recommended and have good hygiene standards (as far as you can tell anyway). 6. Make sure food is cooked well. Also take out travel insurance with good health cover, in case you do need medical assistance. What are the symptoms? Typhoid causes a very high fever, weakness, headache and other fluey like symptoms. t can only be diagnosed as Typhoid fever once tests have been carried out, if in any doubt consult a doctor as soon as possible. Can it be treated? Antibiotics are used to treat the disease and a
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When we experience life as a lack, that absence of what we think we need can irritate and interfere with every moment until it resolves. We think we need stability, security, a marriage partner, the right job, and we get motivated by the quest. What is hard to appreciate while questing is that victory does not automatically complete us. Ruling a nation is very different from fighting to conquer it. Whatever we have avoided by focusing on lack is still there. Perhaps we have childhood wounds that awaken in the context of a loving marriage. Perhaps we have persistent existential questions of meaning that flourish in a “perfect” career. The urge to debauch arises even when we feel happy with life.
How can I bring the passion and vigor of the search into the diligence and responsibility of governance? Or how can I bring diligence and responsibility into the passion of the search? Any great work requires some balance of both. Creating something truly great needs dedication and the constant return to doing while remaining open to inspiration and guidance. We can make greatness in our lives.


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They are formally allied with the Federation and jointly maintain the Remmler Array which is in orbit of their home world and the Arkaria Base which is on the planets surface. These facilities are used to keep a very close watch on the Cardassian border which is fairly close.
By 2369, the Arkarians began to move towards a more egalitarian society. As a result it is believed that this is the reason many Arkarians began to do away with titles which suggested noble lineage.
Also that year, a group of rogue Arkarians cooperated with a terrorist group in a plot to steal trilithium resin from the warp core of the USS Enterprise-D, docked at the Remmler Array for a baryon sweep.
They currently have an elected government with representatives coming from each of the 8 planetary districts.
Very similar to Terrans but with an additional supplementary liver and a 6 valve heart.
According to data files shared with the Federation their mental health seems to be on a par with most intelligent humanoid species.
No known form of religion has been recorded by Federation staff.
Even though they have given up many of the special titles that separate certain families from the rest of the population, these families still control more power, wealth and property than the rest of the population put together. This 15% of the population still seem to hold the majority of the government jobs as well.
Many objects of art detail some aspect of their mythology. Tapestries, murals on the walls and floor as well as paintings, statues and dioramas keep these stories alive. In fact they are a integral part of their educational process.
They also have numerous plays that are performed either inside or outside for the entertainment of the people. 90% of them still deal with mythological stories.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s journey to create a life that they both are happy living has essentially been a real-life movie. And one person who recognizes their strengths is Snoop Dogg. “[Harry] ” Snoop told the Mirror.,” he added.
Snoop went on to invite Harry and Meghan to Thanksgiving dinner at his home. ,” he told the Mirror. He went on to say that Harry and his older brother Prince William are “his boys.” “ ,” Snoop said. No word on whether or not Harry and Meghan will be packing up Archie and Lilibet for turkey dinner at Uncle Snoop’s, but the invitation is open.


In this case my client was coerced into being involved in shoplifting by several of her friends. This often happens to teens who want to be part of the group.
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it bothers me terribly that he said "They killed their best friend."... something is very wrong with that statement.
There is more to Nick Berg than this writer has looked into.
Nick Berg was released, and immediatly dropped off the radar again. According to his parents, he was trying to get home.
Today Nick Berg turned up on video, had his genitals burned, his head chopped off and his body dumped on a bridgeboth the right and left spin on this will be false.
Interesting speculation ... I really do think there's more to Nick Berg than his dad is letting on. Note also that the person saying that Nick Berg "supported Bush" was ... Nick Berg's dad. Something fishy here...


I will say the ability to quit a game mid playing and just quickly jump over to naother game seemlessly is pretty awesome, record the amazing moment for others to see what happened and then go back to the game you were originally playing.
That $500 is going to look even worse if the rumors are true that PS4 will be under $400.
Also, Halo running at 60fps sounds outstanding.
It would be nice if Halo 5 looked liked that.
I assume MGS:5 is coming to the PS4 too?
TitanFall looks like it could have dope MP. It's like a much better Hawken.
I think out of everything MGSV, BF4, and Ryse looked the most next-gen. But 2 out of the 3 aren't exclusives, and you can already tell Ryse is one of those games that look incredible but have atrocious gameplay. I mean, did you SEE how many freakin' QTE's the combat had? LOL!
SmartGlass seemed meh and the whole Twitch thing was shown by Sony months ago.
And for $500 + $70 for each game + tax for the initial purchase?
I'm shocked people expected the Xbox One to cost less than $499.99.
And with the way preorders work these days, it's not like you have to drop $500 that day. I am going to be paying it off $50 at a time until November. That way I can easily grab a couple of games at launch.
Abso-fuckn-lutly... same plan here.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I wasn't not expecting Halo. As far as the raggedy old cloak, I'm just going to assume it's because he's in the desert with a lot of blowing sand. I wouldn't quite call his armor indestructible and I'm sure he doesn't want it getting into seams and between the armor plating and the materials underneath... OR they just wanted to do a dramatic reveal.


After a snowy night and a lot of work for the crew on slope, the athletes were welcomed by fair weather conditions and a crowd of 23.000 spectators on Saturday. The races ended with the victory of the Austrian Marcel Hirscher ahead of Henrik Kristoffersen (NOR) and Thomas Fanara (FRA).
On Sunday the athletes delivered a thrilling slalom fight from which Marcel Hirscher (AUT) emerged as winner ahead of Noel Clement (AUT). Third place went to the Norwegian athlete Henrik Kristoffersen. The conditions were challenging for the athletes with snow fall throughout the whole race.


One of the first things that you need to consider when buying a gun safe is where you plan to place it.
There is no a ultimate solution to this problem and it very much depends on your personal needs.
One of the most important factors is the size of the gun safe. If you plan to keep just one or two guns, it will be a piece of cake to find where to put such a small box. But there are safes which can store more than 10 or even 15 guns which make them quite large and they need to have a very well considered location in your house.
Another important thing is the access. Those who collect guns might not need a quick access to their safes. But if you keep a gun for protection the easy access might be life saving. The collectors on the other hand, need to think about protection of the guns. It is always a good idea to keep the gun safe in a dry place even though some safes come with a humidifier.
Another important aspect when looking for a place for the gun safe is whether you want it to be visible or not. There are many safes which can be installed on wall and they look good enough to be part of your interior design. On the other hand, there are people who prefer the safe to be in a closet or even in the garage or the basement of the house where it will not be seen by casual observers.
The modern gun safes also give a chance for an upgrade with additional place for guns or some cool accessories. You must chose the location of your safe carefully and if you decide to upgrade in a few years, make sure the location will not prevent that.
When choosing a place for the gun safe, take some time and think about at least three possible places where you can put it. Then make a list of pros and cons and if in doubt, you can always look for useful advice from people who already installed a safe gun in their home.
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Anyone! If you have a gun to store, you can benefit from a gun safe!
In fact, if you have some valuables to protect, a box-type gun safe would come in handy.
But if we are to go into particulars, here are the people who might want to buy the top rated gun safes today:
Police officers. Or any person in service who is issued with a firearm.
Parents who keep a gun at home. Keep them away from kids at all cost!
People living alone. Make sure you still keep your gun in a safe so you know exactly where to find it when needed.
One of the first problems every owner of a new gun safe stumbles across is the proper installation. You can always pay a professional to do it especially if you don’t feel handy enough. This will cost you quite some money though so another option is to do it yourself.
When installing a gun safe first choose the right place for it. Most people prefer if the safe is not visible to everyone that comes to their place. After all no one needs an invitation “Come and try to open my gun safe”, that’s why people prefer their gun safes in a more private room, the basement or the garage. Make sure there is enough room for the safe and that once installed the door can open completely.
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Next thing you need to make sure is that the safe is flat against the wall or on the floor. Then you can drill the holes and attach the safe with the bolts.
Since the safes are usually quite heavy, you need to check if the weight limits of the floor can support it. Ensure that you are not cutting any load-bearing supports such as beams, struts or studs.
If you choose a hidden gun safe, the installation process might be a bit more complicated since you will need to cut an opening into the wall or the floor. It has to be large enough not only for the safe to fit comfortably in it but also to give you enough space to open the door completely.
It is always a good idea not to dispose the gun safe’s package in your household garbage or at a visible place in front of your place. After all you don’t want to tell some potential intruders “Hey, I have some guns at my place”.


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Rooms are as you expect, maybe even roomier. I stayed with my parents and dog and we had more than enough room in a double right off the lobby. Room was quiet, clean and breakfast was warm. Didn't get to use facilities much, but pool looked nice.
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The room is very well equipped for research. There are study tables, computers, information and many books. Ken has collected and organized a good amount of items for the family historian or genealogist.
The Cascade branch started as a bookmobile stop in 1965. A new facility was built in 1996 where a local history room was included and is run by Cascade Historical Society.
Volunteers from the historical society come in on Thursdays from 1 to 3 p.m. to aide in research of the township's history and review the artifacts available. Suburban Life was a weekly newspaper serving Cascade Township and the surrounding area. Suburban Life was printed from 1955 to 1968 and has been digitized. It is available at the library or online at kdl.org. Look under Learn & Research.
The Local history room at the Gaines Township library is filled with photos, memorabilia and information that visually helps in anyone's research. Photos tell a great story for any historian. There is a collection of high school yearbooks here, with school pillows. Look for a relative in the photo of the Thornapple Valley-Pioneers 40th Annual picnic at Campau Lake in 1924.
This library has its own local history room, cared for by the Plainfield Township Historical Society. It is a nice quiet room for study if you don't want to go downtown to do your research. There is a small collection of books on local history, Grand Rapids and Kent County directories.
The Wyoming Historical Commission has a local history room and archive in the city of Wyoming library. This historical commission was organized to acquire and preserve objects and data relevant to the city of Wyoming's past, plus the history of the surrounding area. It oversees the local history archives, provides regular public programs and lectures, encourages ongoing research and documentation, sponsors local history publications and.


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living organisms; but it is one and unchanging, a fundamental pull in
the nature of matter itself.  So with moral laws: they are not
superadded to life by some divine or other authority.  They are simply
the fundamental principles in the nature of life itself, which we must
obey to grow and be happy.
If the moral order is one and unchanging, man does change in relation to
it, and moral standards are relative to the stage of his growth.
History is filled with illustrations of this relativity of ethical
For instance: human slavery doubtless began as an act of beneficence on
the part of some philanthropist well in advance of his age.  The first
man who, in the dim dawn of history, said to the captive he had made in
war, "I will not kill you and eat you; I will let you live and work for
me the rest of your life": that man instituted human slavery; but it was
distinctly a step upward, from something that had been far worse.
Homer represents Ulysses as the favorite pupil of Pallas Athena, goddess
of wisdom: why?  Baldly stated, because Ulysses was the shrewdest and
most successful liar in classic antiquity.  If Ulysses were to appear in
a society of decent men to-day, he would be excluded from their
companionship, and for the same reason that led Homer to glorify him as
the favorite pupil of the goddess of wisdom.  Thus what is a virtue at
one stage of development becomes a vice as man climbs to higher
recognition of the moral order.
Just because the moral standard is relative, it is absolutely binding
where it applies.  In other words, if you see the light shining on your
path, you owe obedience to the light; one who does not see it, does not
owe obedience in the same way.  If you do not obey your light, your
punishment is that you lose the light--degenerate to a lower plane, and
it is the worst punishment imaginable.
Thus the same act may be for the undeveloped life, non-moral, for the
developed, distinctly immoral.  Before the instincts of personal modesty
and purity were developed, careless sex-promiscuity meant something
entirely different from what a descent to it means in our society.  When
a man of some primitive tribe went out and killed a man of another
tribe, the action was totally different morally from .the murder by a
man of one community of a citizen of a neighboring town to-day.
This gradual elevation of moral standards, or growth in the recognition
of the sacredness of life and the obligation to other individuals, can
be traced historically as a long and confused process.  There was a
time, in the remote past, when no law was recognized except that of the
strong arm. The man who wanted anything, took it, if he was strong
enough, and others submitted to his superior force.  Then follows an age
when the family is the supreme social unit.  Each member of the family
group feels the pain or pleasure of all the others as something like his
own, but all outside this circle are as the beasts.  This is the
condition among the Veddahs of Ceylon, studied so interestingly by
Haeckel.  Living in isolated family groups, scattered through the
tropical wilderness: one man, one woman and their children forming the
social unit: they as nearly represent primitive life as any other body
of people now on the earth.
Then follows a long roll of ages when the tribe is the highest social
unit. Each member of the tribe is conscious of the sacredness of life of
all the other members and of some obligation toward them; but men of
other tribes may be slain as freely as the beasts.  Then comes a period
when appreciation of the sacredness of life is extended over all those
of the same race, tested generally by their speaking somewhat the same
language.  That was the condition in classic antiquity: it was "Jew and
Gentile," "Greek and barbarian"--the very word "barbarous" coming from
the unintelligible sounds, to the Greeks, of those who spoke other than
the Hellenic tongue.  Even Plato, with all his far-sighted humanism,
says, in the _Republic_, that in the ideal state, "Greeks should deal
with barbarians as Greeks now deal with one another."  If one remembers
what occurred in the Peloponnesian war--how Greek men voted to kill all
the men of military age in a conquered Greek city and sell all the women
and children into slavery--one will see that Plato's dream of humanity
was not so very wide.
From that time on, there has been further extension of the appreciation
of the sacredness of life and of the consciousness of moral obligation
toward other human beings.  We are far from the end of the path.  Our
sympathies are still limited by accidents of time and place, race and
color; but we have gone far enough to see what the end would be, were we
to reach it: a sympathy so wide, an appreciation of the sacredness of
life so universal, that each of us would feel the joy or sorrow of every
other human being, alive to-day or to be alive to-morrow, as something
like his own.  Moreover, in all civilized society, we have gone far
enough to renounce the right to private vengeance and adjustment of
quarrels: we live under established courts of law, with organized civil
force to carry out their judgments.  This gives relative peace and
security, and a general, if imperfect, application of the moral law.
THE PRESENT STATE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
The astounding anomaly of modern civilization is the way we have lagged
behind in applying to groups and nations of men the moral laws,
universally recognized as binding over individuals.  For instance, about
twenty years ago we coined and used widely the phrase, "soulless
corporation," to designate our great combinations of capital in industry
and commerce.  Why was that phrase used so widely?  The answer is
illuminating: we took it for granted that an individual employer would
treat his artisans to some extent as human beings and not merely as
cog-wheels in a productive machine; but we also took it for granted that
an impersonal corporation, where no individual was dominantly
responsible, would regard its artisans merely as pieces of machinery,
with no respect whatever for their humanity.
The supreme paradox, however, is in the relation of nations: it is there
that we have most amazingly lagged behind in applying the moral laws
universally accepted in the relations of individuals.  For instance,
long before this War began we heard it proclaimed, even proudly, by
certain philosophers, in more than one nation, that the state is the
supreme spiritual unit, that there is no law higher than its interest,
that the state makes the law and may break it at will.  When a great
statesman in Germany, doubtless in a moment of intense anger and
irritation, used the phrase that has gone all across the earth, "_scrap
of paper_," for a sacred treaty between nations, he was only making a
pungent practical application of the philosophy in question.
Do we regard self-preservation as the highest law for the individual?
Distinctly not.  Here is a crowded theater and a sudden cry of fire,
with the ensuing panic: if strong men trample down and kill women and
children, in the effort to save their own lives, we regard them with
loathing and contempt.  On the other hand, it is just this plea of
national self-preservation that the German regime has used in cynical
justification of its every atrocity--the initial violation of Belgium,
the making war ruthlessly on civil populations, the atrocious spying and
plotting in the bosom of neutral and friendly nations, the destruction
of monuments of art and devastation of the cities, fields, orchards and
forests of northern France, and finally the submarine warfare on the
world's shipping.  No civilized human being would, for a moment, think
of using the plea of self-preservation to justify comparable conduct in
Consider international diplomacy: much of it has been merely shrewd and
skillful lying.  If you will review the list of the most famous
diplomats of Europe for the last thousand years, you will find that a


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Basques is one of the most ancient peoples of Europe. In particular genetics have identified that a significant part of the Spanish, Portuguese, French, English, and Irish have common roots with modern Basques.
At the end of the Franco dictatorship among the Basque underground organization Euskadi Ta Askatasuna arose, known as ETA. The most effective means to recognize the independence of members of the ETA terrorist attacks and armed considered blackmail. Basque Regional Government firmly dissociates itself from terrorists, but at the same time, inspired by the example of Kosovo, directs all its efforts on the creation of their own state.
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So a tree falling in the forest doesn't make a sound unless the Washington Post says so on it's front page?
Nevertheless, it is nice to know that political reporters "will eventually turn their attention to the Obama administration" in year three of his administration.
Maybe a "news vacuum" is not the problem but a media bubble and echo chamber that thinks reality begins and ends with the Post, The Times and NPR and they genuinely believe the political conceit and sophistry of their own news coverage and writings.
"Let that pass" may be the mantra for investigative reporting in the Obama era. At least future presidential and media historians will have fun explaining the failure of modern journalism along with future psychiatrists.


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Still raising a glass to colleagues Racquel Rutledge (winner) and Dan Egan (finalist) for their Pulitizer Prize honors. That's two wins in three years for Team Journal Sentinel (eight overall).
And both the tragedy (events) and beauty (storytelling from the Pulitzer for feature writing) here will stick with you.
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Listening to Sirius NFL Radio. A quality product...
- Tom Silverstein took at look at USC OT Charles Brown.
There are questions about whether or not he's lazy, but I really like this kid. Like Tom said, he's got all the tools to play left tackle after sitting for a year and getting in the weight room. He's got tremendous feet. »Read Full Blog Post(32)
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Packers take a look-see at Tennessee QB Crompton
The Green Bay Packers aren't actively shopping for a quarterback, but they also aren't going to turn one down if he falls in their lap.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Packers hosted former University of Tennessee starter Jonathan Crompton on an official draft visit, using the timeif the situation arose where they thought he would be the right guy to take.
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Packers Daily Briefing 04.15.10
The day-after all hell broke loose in the Packers Twitter world...
- Big news last night was the starting quarterback of your Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers, hit Twitter publicly for the first time last night. Answered several questions from fans in the process. It was a pretty funny couple of hours. Fans were giddy over Rodgers' arrival. Not that I blame them. I was a little more excited to see fullback Quinn Johnson on Twitter. Head knocker. A Fake Mike McCarthy also popped up but he's not doing it the right way yet.
- According to this nifty chart from Pro Football Weekly, the Packers and Cowboys are the only teams to not add any players positional players this off-season. Ted Thompson and Jerry Jones, separated at birth? New one by me.
- Lombardi is coming to Broadway with Dan Lauria in the title role.
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Ted Thompson will be speaking about the draft at Noon. We'll have updates in the blog.
- Bob McGinn takes a look at offensive linemen and Wonderlic scores after Bruce Campbell, Mike Iupati and Maurkice Pouncey each scored low.
- His capsules on tackles, guards and centers are here (subscription only). Snippet on USC OT Charles Brown (likely there when Packers pick):
"He's got the most magical balance I've seen. Watch his footwork and look at his body.....He will need a line coach who can motivate him. They say he's a momma's boy and is slow to trust anybody." »Read Full Blog Post(29)
Thompson speaks about the draft
- "We can do anything" when asked about whether he's shown he's more likely to trade up than in the past.
- Likes the three-day draft because that's what the commissioner changed it to.
- Said it's always good to be early on the board when the draft picks up the next day.
- Daryn Colledge, Tramon Williams, Johnny Jolly and Atari Bigby still have not signed their restricted offer sheets.
- "We're hoping at the end of it that we feel like we got lucky and we got some players that can help our team. I honestly and truly believe that if you get caught up trying to reach for need at all, that's when you make your mistakes. And I feel like our core team is strong enough that we don't have to search out like that. I know it's what I always say, but I really mean it."
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- On Brian Westbrook: ""
- Will take guys off the board for character. Happens every year.
- So my attitude going into the draft isn't any different.
- Still working on Jeremy Thompson's health. Wouldn't say he'll definitely be able to continue playing (neck sprain). "We'll wait for all the information to come back."
- "We kind of like" the two punters we have. Wouldn't rule out drafting or signing one.
- I think I feel better than you guys do (about the offensive line).
- "Punting position has been a little bit vexing."
Packers Daily Briefing 04.17.10
Mamas, don't let your
cowboysbabies grow up to the NFL QB draft prospects (or something like that)...
- In discussing Ted Thompson and the Packers' injured cornerbacks, Tom Silverstein smartly points out that while Thompson will provide little or no information before a draft, he "isn't a liar, so when he said Friday that he is confident all of his injured cornerbacks will be ready at least by the end of training camp, he could be taken for his word."
That means the Packers are confident in the recoveries of Al Harris, Will Blackmon and Pat Lee. Does that mean the Packers won't take a corner in the first round? No. Thompson's not a liar but he's very smart and knows that his words will be read around the league. Probably wouldn't be smart for the Packers into next season with what they have at cornerback. Recoveries are not assured. These are not the first injuries for Blackmon and Lee. Before he got hurt, Blackmon was having a bit of trouble with the new scheme. Charles Woodson seems like he'll play healthy forever -- he just might -- but he will be 34 in October. »Read Full Blog Post(127)
Packers Daily Briefing 04.18.10
- Bob McGinn took a look at the running backs, and all of them have injury issues. With defensive players getting bigger and faster every year, that will likely continue to be a problem.
- Capsules are here (subscription).
- Interesting quote in The Skinny from an NFC executive (sub):
"The easiest thing to do for a scout is to kill a kid. Your


Lecture at UAHuntsville on Gravity Probe B mission
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (February 20, 2012) -public colloquium on Friday afternoon featuring Dr. C.W. Francis Everitt of Stanford University.
The Huntsville community and UAHuntsville were crucial to the scientific successes of the mission in exploring - and eventually confirming through space-based experimentation - two important tests of Einstein's T16. For more information on this mission, go to http://einstein.stanford.edu.


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During this phase of the 𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐫𝐞 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 being under a lockdown or quarantined, i choose to concentrate on the positive aspects. It hasn't been easy knowing what's happening around the globe with many people sick or dying and even more not knowing whats their next path is going to be, some being laid off at work and others waiting for their pending paychecks. But, thankfully, I am in 𝐂𝐨𝐨𝐫𝐠 my hometown, more like a safer place on earth with just one case of covid19 who has recovered .
✤ A fertile plantation paradise highlighted by natural forests, this land has a unique charm, which has not been destroyed by the hand of man. Fresh air, captivating sounds of nature, and the heavy fragrance of seasonal 𝐜𝐨𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐞 𝐛𝐥𝐨𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐦𝐬 refresh one’s senses .
✤ 𝐂𝐨𝐨𝐫𝐠/𝐊𝐨𝐝𝐚𝐠𝐮 is a land endowed with beautiful river 𝐂𝐚𝐮𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲. Cauvery. is one of the most divine rivers in South India, is also known as the 'Ganges of the South.' This river is worshipped as a goddess by the local tribe called Kodavas .
✤ For 𝐊𝐨𝐝𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐬 river Cauvery is not just a river, but form their lifeline, a chief deity, mother goddess, and she generates heaps of emotions in the people of Kodagu. As i belong to this tribe, I have the utmost respect and feel humbled to have spent this time of rest and transition here in between this culture and tradition .
✤ Where the river flows, the land is fertile for plantation and vegetation. It also gives birth to some 𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐛𝐬, which are medicinal and used in culinary scenes as well. While I am staying here, I am going to dedicate my time learning 𝐞𝐭𝐡𝐧𝐨𝐛𝐨𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐲 and diverse heritage of herbal plants and also showcase some rare and exceptional delicacy.


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Last week I spent some time explaining some of these issues to a friend and I finally stumbled upon this character’s motivation. With that in place, I realized a major part of her character involves paranoia. I wanted to share a book I had received a couple of years ago with my friend and when I looked it up, I was delighted to find the authors had released two more related books this past fall! I ordered them immediately.
Today, I’m sharing with you three of my favorite fiction writing reference books:
All three are by Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi. If you’re only going to order one, get the first. But I’d save yourself the trouble and just order all three right now. You’ll thank me later.
Here’s how it works – you look up a trait. Let’s go with “paranoia” as our example. The first thing you see is the definition. Next, a list of physical signs, internal sensations, and mental responses. Finally, cues of acute or long-term paranoia, related emotions it may escalate to (cross-referenced with handy page numbers), and cues of suppressed paranoia. Each section ends with a handy writer’s tip.
Enter The Negative Trait Thesaurus. Turns out “paranoid” is an entry there. In addition to a definition, this book includes possible causes, associated behaviors and attitudes, associated thoughts, associated emotions, positive and negative aspects, examples from film, overcoming this trait,
Possible causes include having something to hide. Associated behaviors include telling half-truths or lies, using light manipulation to keep the attention away from oneself, and self-soothing gestures like stroking the hair or rubbing a sleeve. The positive aspects bring up something interesting – people may see this person as a good confidante because they aren’t a big talker. Our example from TV is Patrick Jane from The Mentalist. I’m going to sing the praises of ANY book that uses my man Patrick Jane as an example. What if I want my character to overcome this flaw? They suggest realizing how hurt loved ones are by the inability to share might push them to explore the cause of the evasiveness. And one of the most helpful bits of information – characters that will drive my female MC batty include those that are curious, controlling, nosy, perceptive, and suspicious.
Not a perfect fit, but there are parts that resonate. Clearly I need to spend more time with the Positive Traits book.
I hope this post has been an adequate introduction to these amazing books for you. I can’t stress enough how helpful they are when giving depth to your characters and seeing how thinking about how they should be interacting with each other.
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Hey! My name's Becca. I'm a 3rd year FOCUS missionary!
I currently serve as a program director for the West area of our country at our Denver Support Center (DSC). But my previous two years have been spent on colleges campuses. My first year I served at Arizona State University (Go SunDevils!) and my second year as the Team Director at San Diego State University (Go Aztecs!) I LOVED my two years on campus but am so excited to serve now as a missionary to our on campus missionaries. This roll will allow me to use my two previous years on campus to anticipate the needs of missionaries serving in the West and how they can better serve our students.
My story is an interesting one, but in short, after growing up in a non-catholic household and understanding who God was and believing in him, I soon began to desire and understand more. I went to Texas State University and it was there while on a Catholic retreat I deeply encountered Christ in the Eucharist. There's a lot more to that story, but the hook-up and party culture I had been living in soon began to appeal less and less to me. It was very much a rollercoaster from that first encounter with Jesus and his Church to the moment I came in to Church in 2014. The beautiful thing about that rollercoaster were the people who walked and accompanied me along the way. At some point I landed in a FOCUS Missionaries' lap and knew there was something different about her. Her confidence in Jesus and her love of people was so attractive and something I was greatly desiring. After I came into the Church and began discipling women at Texas State and leading bible studies I knew this was something I felt called to do as a career.
After my first summer training with FOCUS I knew that the Lord wasn't only calling me to reach out to college women but also he desired to deeply change my heart as well. And that he did! The last two years have been then most transformative and formative. I've gone into the spiritual poverty on campus but also the physical poverty around the world. I've served on two forgiven mission trips to Mexico City & the Dominican Republic. Both in which I had students join me and watched their hearts be set aflame for Christ and his people.
Now that I have moved into a more administrative/ behind the scenes role, I understand the need for our mission EVEN MORE.


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We don’t know what kind of arrangement Spieth and Greller have, as most players and caddies have specific agreements and some could receive random bonuses (see Billy Horschel from last year). But judging by their close relationship, their contract is probably far from typical. And by the way they celebrate, it’s clear to everyone that Greller’s earned every penny.


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I am completely unworthy to describe or comment on what I saw in Alaska. Its magnificence and power must be seen to be truly appreciated; words and even will try to provide both, however, simply because I was so moved by the experience.
My family chose an Alaskan cruise instead of a Caribbean one because we prefer colder temperatures. I know, I know, why do we live in Georgia with its 100 degree temperatures and 90% humidity? Because Life has a sense of humor. Anyway, we decided to go where Kevin could wear his favorite flannel shirts every day and fit in, and where Brian could get a little more life out of his hoodies and letter jacket.
Our first stop was Seattle which was a lot of fun. Playing tourist to the hilt, we took in the Museum of Flight, Pike Street Market, and the Space Needle. We ate some good seafood and had a surprisingly good meal experience at Icon. We also discovered the Top Pot Doughnut shop, which we liked so well we made a return visit on the following Sunday before we returned home.
We knew we had arrived near the top of the world when we saw snow-capped peaks off the stern of our ship. Snow in June? We had come to the right place!
Giving a play-by-play will take up far too much space, so let me just skip to Glacier Bay. As we sailed into this unusual national park–unlike the Smoky Mountains or Washington DC for example–time stopped. The water was glass, hardly moving as our bow cut through, and it reflected the sky and mountains above it so perfectly that it was hard to tell which was solid and which illusion. Some of the pictures on my cell phone came through upside down, and the icy water looked like a starry sky above the vivid reflection of the mountains, while the actual, solid land appeared to be the watery illusion.
I had fallen into Wonderland.
In this place I discovered what “real” construction is. Glaciers are the true earth movers, making our bulldozers look like toys in the sandbox. Where they have receded, where they continue to recede, the water fills in causing the bay to become larger and the shore smaller, not in eons but in months, weeks and even days. The thunder that warns of cracking ice dropping into the sea and filling the bay with floating islands of solid water makes a person understand how truly small and fleeting a human life is in the great scheme of things. Because this is the Great Scheme of Things. Ice fields the size of cities rolling in an out like waves on the sand, but instead of flattening sandcastles, they move mountains.
And so in Alaska I came to truly understand that everything I see around me everyday is truly the product of Fire and Ice. I saw volcanoes creating islands in Hawaii and now I have seen glaciers move and carve the earth in Alaska.
Makes me wonder why I ever worry about sitting in traffic or mowing the grass. There are far bigger forces at work in the world than I can ever, ever hope to control. Maybe it is best to just sit back and enjoy the ride.


A collection of photographs documenting Florence Mine, Egremont.
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GRADE 12 (‘Core’) — SEMESTER TWO SECOND SESSION LISTENING
GRADE 12 (‘Core’) — SEMESTER TWO, 2007/ 2008 — SECOND SESSION
Husband Hello! I’m home!
Wife: What’s the matter? You don’t look very happy.
Husband: I’m not. I gave a presentation at the bank today, and it was a complete disaster! I kept
getting confused and forgetting what I was going to say. I couldn’t concentrate at all.
Wife: I had a feeling it was going to be like that. You looked so tired when you left the
Husband: Yes, and you know why, don’t you?
Wife: Yes, I know. You didn’t get enough sleep because of all the noise coming from our
neighbours’ house.
Husband: Yes, ever since they arrived two weeks ago, they’ve been disturbing us. And last
night it was worse than ever. Why do they have to play their music so loud?!
Wife: Yes, and until three o’clock in the morning!
Husband: Look, we really have to do something about this. I think we should report them to the
Wife: No, no, we can’t do that. Why don’t we just talk to them?
Husband: What, again! I’ve already spoken to them twice, and it didn’t make any difference.
Wife: I know, I know. Well, maybe we need to try a different approach. I have an idea!
You know it’s my birthday next Wednesday?
Husband: Yes, don’t worry, I haven’t forgotten. Your sister and her husband are coming for
Wife: That’s right. Well, why don’t we invite our neighbours to join us?
Husband: Are you sure that’s a good idea?
Wife: Well, I think if we made friends with them, maybe they would change their behaviour
and be more considerate.
Husband: Mmm, I don’t know…
Wife: Let me give you an example. Remember that time when you’d just started working
for the bank, and you lost that important file.
Husband: Oh, yes, I remember…
Wife: And what did your boss do? Did he get angry with you?
Husband: No, actually, he was very patient. He gave me another chance.
Wife: See! And because of that, you worked twice as hard for him, didn’t you?
Husband: Yes, I see your point. Maybe you’re right. OK, I’ll go round this evening and invite
Wife: Good… You never know, it might just work…
Husband: I certainly hope so…
Grade12:2
“Hi! My name is Chantal and I come from Toulouse in the south-west of France. Today I’d like to tell
you about an interesting project that I worked on when I was at secondary school. It was called ‘Looking
Back’ and its aim was to collect and preserve the memories of old people in my country. The project
was started by a TV station and it ran from January 2003 until June 2005. They wanted to collect as
many stories and pictures as possible, but the big question was where to keep them all. They thought of
publishing a book or a weekly magazine, but in the end they decided to start a special website on the
Internet. The problem is that most old people in France are not experienced in using computers. So the
TV station set up special centres throughout the country to help them use the website. Our teacher told
us about the project and said that they needed young people to help. I agreed, and started working at one
of the centres, just once a week on Saturdays. At first, I found that the work needed a lot of patience —
and I’m not a very patient person — but gradually I began to enjoy it, and I certainly learned a lot! The
experience also changed my attitude towards old people. Before, I had always thought that talking to
them was, well, boring. But now I realize that they have lots of interesting things to say — you just have
to listen!”
1. “Good morning, I’d like to book a ticket to London. For Wednesday July the ninth. In the morning,
please. And if possible, a direct flight.” (F)
2. “Excuse me, would it be OK if I come in a bit late tomorrow? I have to get a new passport. But I will
be here in time for the meeting at ten o’clock.” (M)
3. “Could you come to the conference hall immediately, please? We’re having problems with one of
the microphones. Every time we switch it on, it makes a terrible noise.” (F)
4. “Look, I know you were disappointed to lose after playing so well. But now you just have to be
professional and concentrate on preparing for the next match.” (M)


Score has always been the one constant through narrative filmmaking. If modern day films share one major aspect with the silent film era (besides storytelling) it's musical score. Before filmmakers had the ability to record dialogue and sound effects they relied on live music played by a piano player inside the theater for every show. Then finally when sound could be recorded onto film music was the first thing. It's just a natural storytelling device, and to this day remains the most important aspect of filmmaking. So, what would you say if there was a silent film released in 2011? For The Artist we do indeed have a silent film made in 2011, and just like when film started out we have score front and center.
Ludovic Bource's score is a stunning reminder of how score functioned when it was the only sound the audience would here. The vital importance of this music is so unique when compared to other films today. The score on this album works hand in hand with the actors to tell every bit of the story, and what a fabulous experience it is. The music moves up and down and you can almost visualize movement because of how structured to the story it is. The score as a whole is rich and full of different sections of emotions. The characters shine through as the score defines every bit of the characters. While the score has certain genre tendencies it definitely doesn't feel like something composed back in the 30's or 40's. It does have a lot of musical stylings that represent the time period of the story, but it's no different than a modern day composer incorporating setting and atmosphere into a score. Just because the music has a 1930's feel doesn't mean the score is trying to be a score from that era. This is indeed a modern silent film score and a beautiful one at that.
It's very rare to get to experience something like this. If you wanted to you could listen to the score separately and then see the film and how it molds to the picture. Sure you can go back and watch some great Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin but having an original recording of a silent film score separate for release is a unique experience. I highly recommend everyone take a listen to Bource's magnificent work.


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What will young learners gain from taking part in Moonhack?
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Firstly, I apologize for the length of this question.
I am the author of IronScheme. Recently I have been working hard on emitting decent debug info, so that I can use the 'native' .NET debugger.
While this has been partly successful, I am running into some teething problems.
Note: If the code was transformed into a conditional expression (?:) in C#, the whole thing would just be one debug step, keep that in mind.
The only place where I can get the debugger to break correctly (and consistantly), is at the method entry point.
The situation gets a bit better when IgnoreSymbolStoreSequencePoints is not applied.
I have created a C# app, and tried to dissect the line info.
Applying this, does not however fix the issues (alone?).
But adding the following, gives the desired result :)
I have now decided my above idea is the only viable option for now. Although the generated code is unverifiable, I have yet to find any VerificationException's. I dont know what the impact will be on the end user with this scenario.
As a bonus, my second issue has also be solved. :)
I have filed a bug at the MS Connect site regarding the breakpoint issue.
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Any ideas welcome, I will try them out and append the results to the question. First 2 ideas, try mdbg and write the same code in C# and compare. – leppie Aug 4 '11 at 6:44
What's the question? – George Stocker Aug 5 '11 at 14:10
I think his question is along the lines of "why isn't my language stepping correctly?" – McKay Aug 5 '11 at 14:28
If you don't pass peverify you wont be able to run in partial trust situations, like from a mapped drive or in many plugin hosting setups. How are you generating your IL, reflection.Emit or via text + ilasm? In either case you can always put in the .line <DIGITS>,<DIGITS> : 0,0 '' yourself that way you dont have to worry about them putting a nop after the return. – Hippiehunter Aug 5 '11 at 17:24
@Hippiehunter: Thanks. Unfortunately without the nops, the stepping fails (I will verify this again to be sure). It is a sacrifice I guess I would have to make. It is not like VS can even run without administrator rights :) Btw using Reflection.Emit via the DLR (a very hacked early branched one). – leppie Aug 5 '11 at 17:52
The JIT creates an implicit sequence point based on the following rules: 1. IL nop instructions 2. IL stack empty points 3. The IL instruction immediately following a call instruction
Thanks a lot. I will try make repro, if needed. – leppie Aug 13 '11 at 5:58
As for the confirmation, yes you are correct, but I would still prefer to solve the stepping issues without breaking verifiability. But as said, I am willing to sacrifice that if I could possibly prove that it will never throw a runtime VerificationException. – leppie Aug 13 '11 at 6:26
As for point 6, I simply made it 'line-based' for this question. The debugger does in fact step correctly in/out/over expressions like I intend it to work :) The only problem with approach is setting breakpoints on the 'inner' expressions if an 'outer' expression covers it; the debugger in VS tends to want to make the most outer expression as the breakpoint. – leppie Aug 13 '11 at 6:34
I think I have isolated the breakpoint issue. While running under CLR2 the breakpoints seems to be re-evaluated when running the code again, albeit new code. On CLR4, the breakpoints only 'stick' to the original code. I have made a small screencast of the CLR4 behavior @ screencast.com/t/eiSilNzL5Nr. Notice that the type name changes between invocations. – leppie Aug 13 '11 at 9:35
I have filed a bug on connect. The repro is quite easy :) connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/684089 – leppie Aug 14 '11 at 13:21
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+1 Thanks for the feedback, as the first point, unfortunate side-effect from the code generator, but seems harmless. Second point, this is exactly what I need, but I see your point, will look into it. Not sure what you mean by the last point. – leppie Sep 12 '11 at 4:13
Third point was that .line 22,22 : 7,40 '' should be before IL_0020. Or there should be something before IL_0020, otherwise the code still counts as .line 20,20 : 7,14 ''. The fourth point is "ret, nop" might be replaced with "sloc, .line, ldloc, ret". I have seen the pattern before, maybe it was redundant, but maybe it had a reason. – dsrbecky Sep 13 '11 at 21:34
I cant do the stloc, ldloc before ret, as I will loose the tail call. Ah I get you, you were referring to the original output? – leppie Sep 14 '11 at 6:49
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The weather gets worse when I try to visit. I didn't think anything of it at first, because it's still winter and of course the pass is bad sometimes, so instead I just sent her my apologies and promised the next weekend. But just as I'd pack up the winds would pick up and I'd lose power and the radio would be reporting the passes closed again.
This happened a few times before I caught on. I'd start checking the weather in advance, and it would be reporting clear and dry. The weather only got bad when I started planning a trip. So I tried to catch it off guard, leave without any planning or preparation, only to find myself stuck on the freeway for hours, stranded in a little truck stop town with nowhere to be and nothing to do.
So I stopped making promises, and she started asking why I couldn't tell her when I'd be by to visit. I didn't know what to say. She wouldn't believe the weather was cursed, she wanted me to keep trying, and so I did, and so I kept getting stranded, and I came to know the little nowhere towns and the little greasy spoons I'd find myself eating at, wishing I were somewhere else.
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Please join us as we understand the view of causality from the teachings of Shakyamuni Buddha, and how they relate to our lives today. After some study time, we will do a meditation practice. This study group is a companion to the classes taught by our Lama on the weekend. Rinpoche has taken a little break to rest and also to give new students a chance to join and get caught up - this is a great opportunity to check out this group if you are interested or curious!