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By Tony Nungessor and Gary Amirault
The entire concept of eternal or everlasting punishment hinges primarily
on a single verse of Scripture–Matthew 25:46. This is the only
place in the entire Bible where we find these two words together
AND only in some Bibles. There are over a dozen English translations
which do NOT contain the concept of "eternal punishment" on ANY
of their pages, NOR the pagan concept of Hell.
Greek form for "everlasting punishment" in Matthew 25:46 is "kolasin
aionion." Kolasin is a noun in the accusative form, singular voice,
feminine gender and means "punishment, chastening, correction,
to cut-off as in pruning a tree to bare more fruit." "Aionion"
is the adjective form of "aion," in the singular form and means
"pertaining to an eon or age, an indeterminate period of time."
(Note: the two words in many, not all translations become reversed
when bringing the Greek into English, that is, "kolasin aionion"
literally punishment everlasting is reversed to everlasting punishment
so as to make better sense in English.)
as shown above, is the singular form of the adjective of the Greek
noun "aion." Many people unfamiliar with the Greek do not realize
that the endings of the same word change (inflection) to indicate
its mood, case, gender, etc. Therefore, "aionion" may appear with
different endings. "Aionion, aioniou, aionios," for example, are
all different inflections of the adjective form of the noun "aion."
noun "aion" in Greek literature has always meant "an indeterminate
period of time. It could be as short as the time Jonah spent in
the belly of a fish (three days or nights), the length of a man's
life, or as long as an age.
Bible speaks of at least 5 "aions" and perhaps many more. If there
were "aions" in the past. This must mean that each one of them
have ended for they are now past! The New Testament writers spoke
of "the present wicked aion" which ended during that very generation.
Obviously, it was followed by another "aion"– the "aion" in which
we presently live. If there are "aions" to come, it must mean
that this one we live in will also end.
There is a verse which says "the consummation of the aions" proving
that each "aion" ends. So how can they be eternal?
There is "the coming eon" (Matt.10:30, Luke 18:30
There is "the present wicked eon" (Gal.1:4)
There is "the oncoming eons (future)(Eph.2:7)
There is "the conclusion of the eon (present) (Mt.13:39,40)
There is "the secret concealed from the eons (past) (Eph.3:9)
Plainly, the Greek word "aion" transliterated "eon" cannot mean "eternal."
A study into the Greek of the Biblical period and before will
bear this out.
"Aionion" is the adjective of the noun "aion."
Since grammar rules mandate an adjective CANNOT take on a greater force
than its noun form, it is evident that "aionion" in any of its
adjective forms (ios, ou, on) CANNOT possible mean "everlasting"
or anything remotely indicating eternity or unending time.
For example, "hourly" cannot mean "pertaining to days, weeks, months,
or years. The word MUST mean "pertaining to an hour." Therefore,
"aionion," the adjective form of the noun "aion" which clearly
means a period of indeterminate TIME, CANNOT mean, "forever and
ever, eternal, everlasting, eternity, etc." or other words which
connote timelessness or unending ages.
Therefore, those many Bibles which do NOT contain the teaching of everlasting
punishment or Hell are true to the original languages of Greek
and Hebrew. Those which teach everlasting punishment or Hell are
false. Scholars are just as easily subjected to the "traditions
of the elders" as the rest of us. It's time to let the original
Greek and Hebrew languages of the Bible break down the traditions
of men. For a list of the many English translations of the Bible
that do NOT contain these pagan concepts and for an article explaining
why the punishment in Matthew 25:46 does NOT have to be the same
length as the life spoken of in that verse, search for: Matthew 25:46 Commentary and No-Hell Bibles
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Imagine yourself at your job, and somebody who works at a different company decides that they might benefit if you were to be fired. So this person goes through every Facebook post, tweet, and Instagram photo you have ever posted and takes just a few lines out of a few of your post. Decides to make a video with some doom and gloom music with to paint the picture that you hate Jewish people and then sends that video to your boss. Your boss then decides that it is not worth the trouble of fact checking this and decides to fire you. Since the accuser says that they are going to publish in a major media outlet and that would bring bad press to their company. Sound far-fetched?
Unfortunately this is PewDiePie's new reality. There has been a recent article and Youtube video by the WSJ bashing vlogger PewDiePie for having anti-Semitic post. It's funny because you can't read the article unless you pay a subscription fee to the Wall Street Journal. Which is ironic in itself the "Wall Street" Journal bashing a Youtuber. Why target PewDiePie you say? Because PewDiePie at the time of the WSJ Youtube video came out had 53,311,044 subscribers February 14, 2017.

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The Designers at Hasbro are offering a seminar for MLP Fair Attendees!
Hasbro Designers' Seminar
Time: Saturday 10-11
Limit 50 people
Description: "This will be a seminar walking through the process of how we developed the latest MLP look both from a 3D toy perspective and an entertainment perspective."
The Fair staff is working out the details on how to handle sign-ups for this event as it is bound to be popular! We will most likely be doing a lottery system.
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The Historic Playhouse at White Lake has been in almost constant operation since its opening in 1916. Built by the renowned Chicago director Frank R. Adams and local business owner James Nufer, its design was copied from Chicago's LaSalle Theater and was built for professional live theatrical presentations and the new "flickers", or as we know them today, motion pictures. The Playhouse has been greeting White Lake area audiences ever since.
Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp
In 1973 the community raised funds to renovate the aging Playhouse. Their efforts were matched by a grant from the Howmet Corporation. Operations were then assumed by Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp with the help of a local fund drive and the participation of Whitehall's largest employer, the Howmet Corporation. The fine arts camp continued to operate the playhouse until August 2006, when the camp built a new modern theater on its campgrounds.
The City of Whitehall
The City of Whitehall, realizing the Playhouse's importance to Whitehall and all of the White Lake area, accepted the donated ownership from the fine arts camp, and committed to continue Playhouse operations and its annual Summer Fine Arts Festival.
The Playhouse fills a vital need in this city of 2,900. It is located two blocks off the main street of a traditional downtown and is surrounded by quaint B & B's, restaurants, motels, a marina, and a quiet residential neighborhood. The Playhouse is the center for the area's arts events hosting as it hosts a variety of Michigan musical groups during its fall and spring seasons, and it produces a Summer Fine Arts Festival consisting of a variety of plays during the summer season.
To learn more about area events, please see the Events tab on the White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce website.
You Can Help!
Our success is reliant on your patronage and volunteer efforts. If you bought single tickets last year, please consider buying a season Flex Pass and bring some friends. If you bought a Flex Pass last year, buy two and bring even more! As Blanche Dubois says, we "have always relied on the kindness of strangers." Please consider making a tax deductible donation along with your ticket order. Your continued support literally allows us to keep the doors open. Please visit our Support page for further information.
Help keep the lively arts alive in White Lake and the curtain going up in the historic Howmet Playhouse; still your West Coast center of great professional summer theatre and year around entertainment!
Beth Beaman
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"Nouveau Chocolates is a labor of love and a work in progress," says Christine Joseph, the native Belgian chocolatier who founded the firm in Tulsa in 1999 but relocated to Broken Arrow 10 years ago. Nouveau has become the natural culmination of her personal dreams, serendipity and artistic pursuits.
Christine's goal is to create the very same Belgian chocolates that are so well known throughout the world. She imports all of the necessary raw materials from Europe, using only top quality Callebaut chocolate. Visit Nouveau for classic, seasonal, and custom chocolates. NouveauChocolates.com or 918.258.2877
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12 fresh organic lavender heads (approximately 15 ounces, flowers removed from the stems). If you do not have fresh lavender flowers available, you can use dried lavender flowers for culinary use.
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By Carl Weiss
Forgery has been around for as long as civilization has flourished. No sooner did humans start using chits burnished onto clay tablets to trade goods, when you can be sure some enterprising lad started turning out fakes. Through the ages people have forged everything from works of art to currency and stock certificates. Some of the forgers went on to become legends. Many of them went on to prison. However, what most people do not realize is the effect that forgery has had or could have had on history. Fast forward to the 21st Century! Today a whole new world of forgery is taking place, not by a few, but by billions of unsuspecting internet users. We have fake business websites, fake government websites, Fake blog articles, fake reviews, fake email solicitations, fake products site, fake social media site, heck, what isn't being faked on the web. To start with, let's look at fakery throughout the ages to give you a little perspective.
Famous Fakes
Two thousand years ago, early practitioners put reed pens to papyrus to mimic the writing of Socrates and other ancient authors whose work was highly valued.
Donation of Constantine - This ancient letter, which helped bolster the Catholic Church's
power for roughly 700 years, was probably the
first forgery to significantly impact the course of history. Allegedly sent by
the Roman emperor Constantine the Great to Pope Sylvester I in the fourth
century A.D. Constantine's conversion is
an historical fact, but the letter is a pure fabrication. While its origin is
debated, the Donation was likely concocted between A.D. 750 and A.D. 850,
perhaps by a church official. Various popes used it over the ensuing centuries
to defend their political power, and the Donation was even celebrated
in a painting in the Vatican. It was revealed as a fake in the 15th century.
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While there are too many art forgeries to enumerate, what shocks many people is to discover that Michelangelo began his career by passing off an early marble sculpture called Sleeping Erosas as an ancient Roman statue. Even more incredible is the way in which Michelangelo pulled off the statue's "discovery" by burying it in his art dealer's yard only to unearth it himself.
When it comes to famous fakes, art forgery while proving as something of an embarrassment to wealthy collectors and art historians alike has never had any real impact on current events. That's not the case with counterfeit currency.
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After the overthrow of the Shah of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini's minions began to produce some of the most authentic looking fake $100 bills the world has ever known. This had an impact on the US economy, which was so profound that it caused the federal government to redesign the hundred dollar bills. The reason the fakes were so hard to spot was due to the fact the feds had sold the Iranians the same presses, ink and paper to print their currency (known as the Rial) that we used to print ours.
The Man Who Stole Portugal
However the Iranians tried, their counterfeiting enterprise couldn't hold a candle to the world's greatest counterfeiter, a Portuguese by the name of Alves Reis. The son of an undertaker, Alves was without a doubt one of the most brazen forgers of all time. Immigrating to Angola in 1920, where he hoped to make his fortune, he began his career by forging a diploma from Oxford University, which he used to secure a government post as a public engineer. When this move did not provide the kind of return on investment that he would like, Alves took his career to the next level by forging a check which he used to acquire controlling interest in the Transafrican Railways of Angola. Next, he returned to Lisbon and forged yet another check, this one used to buy controlling interest in a Portuguese company called Ambaca, using the company kitty to cover his tracks.
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No sooner was he released when Alves embarked on his most ambitious swindle to date. Forging a contract to the Bank of Portugal, he used this paper to recruit several key conspirators, including the brother of the Portuguese ambassador to the Netherlands. Using these assets along with forged signatures of Bank of Portugal officials, Alves managed to trick the London printing firm of Waterlow and Sons Ltd, who were already under contract with the bank into printing an additional run of currency. (Unlike Iran, Portugal outsourced the printing of their currency.) What transpired next was something unprecedented in the history of forgery.
The printer thinking it had a legitimate contract printed 200,000 banknotes worth nearly 1% of Portugal's GDP. Alves used these notes to acquire yet more businesses, not the least of which was an attempt to buy controlling interest in the Bank of Portugal itself, in an effort to keep his scheme a secret. The problem was that since Alves had flooded the country with bogus bills that were in all intents and purposes perfect forgeries, exposure of the fraud when it did come meant that not only did Alves Reis along with a number of notable co-conspirators, wind up behind bars, Portugal's currency tanked as well. The following year, a coup d'état took place that toppled the democratically elected government, replacing it with a military dictatorship that lasted for 34 years. Talk about winning the battle and losing the war.
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Just as with other countermeasures, for every technological action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. What this means in terms of Black Hat SEO, is when such on-site practices such as keyword stuffing, URL redirecting and spoofing were outlawed, the black hatters turned their attention off-site by creating backlink farms. When this practice was effectively eliminated, the black hatters turned their attention to creating fake reviews and recommendations.
Today we see the black hat community engaging in all sorts' unauthorized activity. You see everything from the creation of fake company websites to fake social sites. Also included in such fakery is email phishing, fake review sites, fake followers, fake review posts, and fake review blogposts. The dark side is unfortunately alive and well online. There are even sites that tell anyone how to employ black hat techniques that are designed to besmirch a company's reputation. This in turn causes the legitimate website to get flagged as using black hat techniques (even though they did not) which in turn could get them sandboxed (not showing up in search) or delisted (removed from Googles index).
Watch this PBS Segment on Fake Reviews.
There is even evidence that some well known review sites like Yelp and Ripoff Report are profiting by charging large sums to remove negative reviews. Furthermore, some say that positive business reviews are being held hostage if they don't buy adverting from the review site. Finally, retailers are starting to fight back. The media has begun the drum beat of reports, highlighted by the negative press on PBS special news casts. This and many other articles are finally bringing the fraud into the light of day.
In a recent Newsfeed entitled, "Amazon Sues Fake Reviewers," one of the world's biggest e-tailers decided to sue more than 1,000 individuals on Fiverr.com who made a tidy living by selling phony reviews. The article goes on to say that;
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While the newsfeed only mentioned Amazon, it leaves this writer to wonder how long it will be before Google follows suit? After all, Google reviews are used by millions of businesses worldwide to generate position on the world's most popular search engine. Since the same people who can be hired to post fake reviews on Amazon could be retained to post bogus reviews on other review sites, including Google's own, it stands to reason that fakery abounds online.
What businesses who avail themselves of black hat technology don't realize is that the powers that be don't only reserve their wrath for the purveyors of the black hat craft. They routinely turn their gaze to the businesses who use it as well. There are many prominent and otherwise legitimate businesses whose sites were either sandboxed or delisted by Google when they were caught in the black hat dragnet. So it's logical to assume that when the crackdown on fake reviews comes down, those caught with their hands in the cookie jar are going to pay dearly for their transgressions.
Other than fake reviews, another case of online forgery at its worst occurs during the run up to Christmas and Hanukkah every year, when cybercriminals spoof popular retail and shipping sites by creating fake websites that look identical to the real thing. These online criminals will email unsuspecting victims to tell them a package is hung up in transit and the only way to get the problem rectified is to provide their credit card information. Clicking on the link leads the intended victim to a clone of a popular website. So convincing is this scam that tens of thousands of people fall for it every year.
Here is a short list of business tips you can implement to help combat negative and fake reviews. You can also learn more by reading some of our preview articles which discuss reputation management on our blog.
- Create a program and procedure designed to encourages and capture authentic positive reviews from happy customers. These reviews are worth the weight in gold.
- Document all reviews – especially the positive one. This way if a review site tries to remove them you have evidence to counter act their actions. Also these reviews can be used as part of a social media campaign to spread your good name.
- Have a program in place that is designed to head off unhappy customers. Making a disgruntled customer happy is a great way to create loyal customers while also building positive reviews.
- Create a corporate culture of creating quality that strives to go beyond customer expectations. Creating satisfied customers doesn't just happen.
- Find and take care of good employees. Happy employees serve customers better and help make customers happy. Unhappy employees don't make customers happy. In fact, they could be writing your next bad review.
- Avoid any kind of black hat trickery as this will ultimately hurt your online ranking and eventually your consumer rating as well.
It is my hope that we are finally starting to fight back against fake review and ransom review sites. My advice for those considering using online forgery is to point out that while you might reap some benefits in the short term, over the long haul the risk isn't worth the reward. Unlike many of the forgers who ultimately wound up behind bars when their scheme unraveled, today you need to be aware of what's at stake when it's fake. (Unless you want some multinational corporation to send you a subpoena.)
In this article I have provided a short history of some famous forgeries to give the reader a perspective on the current state of internet fakery that has been running amuck for many years. I covered black hat SEO including product and company rating fakery. I also provided a short list of tips that can help businesses counteract poor ratings.
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Will your future taxi drive or fly? You decide by app, based on sober, adult metrics like time, traffic and emissions — and maybe also depending on whether you just want to indulge your inner child and soar.
Unlike those pesky flying cars we've been promised since the mid-20th century, Airbus has said an airborne future may not be that far off. It has planned flight tests of a vehicle prototype — though maybe not the one unveiled Tuesday — in late 2017, which may explain the appearance of its flying car at a show for road-bound vehicles.
Mathias Thomsen, Airbus' general manager/urban air mobility, said in a statement that the company is "intrigued" at how early automakers get concepts out to the public and believes similar engagement can help refine its airborne idea.
Pop.Up, the vehicle shown in Switzerland, is described as "the first modular, fully electric, zero-emission concept vehicle system," and aims to ease traffic in megacities.
Visually, it's a take on the cities-of-the-air idea we've been seeing since Blade Runner or The Fifth Element — but with a nod to Apple's modern color scheme and the simplified aesthetic of, say, Humans.
Logistically, Pop.Up is part of Airbus's Project Vahana, a vision of the company's A^3 advanced projects and partnerships unit located in Silicon Valley — an area prone to gridlock, Airbus has noted. Project Vahana focuses on developing a self-piloted flying vehicle platform for passengers and cargo — and Pop.Up. is a passenger component.
The underlying issue is megacity traffic, which concerns the French transportation giant greatly. A recent issue of its online magazine pointed out that by 2030, 60 percent of the world's population is projected to live in cities — a 10 percent jump from current numbers.
This combination flying and driving car is a "joint reflection" with Italian design and engineering company Italconcept that focuses on "how to address the mobility challenges of megacities achievable for a majority," Airbus said in a news release.
Coping with a densely-populated future that will reportedly see L.A.'s population to 12 million and New York City nearly reach 20 million demands an adaptable concept, the company said.
As shown in the video above, Pop.Up combines a two-seater capsule with either a carbon-fiber "ground module" vehicle chassis or a vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) "air module" depending on the consumer's choice — by land or by air. And yes, it can be summoned by smartphone app.
Dimensionally, the capsule is about 8 feet long, 4 feet tall and 5 feet wide. As a car, it has a roughly 80-mile range; as an eight-rotor aircraft, it has a roughly 60-mile range — though in either case, charging time per chassis is a mere 15 minutes.
The concept, Thomsen said, can fly or drive autonomously or even interface with other transportation systems like the hyperloop.
"The grid-like layout of road doesn't do it for us," he said in a statement. "We think by combining air and ground, we will get a much better use of the space that we have in our cities."
The M.O., Airbus said, is simple: "Passengers plan their journey and book their trip via an easy-to-use app. The system automatically suggests the best transport solution. ..."
Italdesign CEO Jorg Astalosch said the project will "take down the boundaries between these different [transportation] specialties and find the best solution for future mega-cities."
Understandably, the forward-facing Internet has largely been appreciative.
Business Insider called it "wild," but said it's "unlikely we'll see anything like it soon."
CNet called it "a taxi that can automatically switch between the road and the sky."
But is a late 2017 vehicle test date realistic? A^3 CEO Rodin Lyasoff said yes, in an issue of the company's online magazine.
"Many of the technologies needed, such as batteries, motors and avionics, are most of the way there," he said, though the company admits no "mature airborne solutions" are out there yet.
It's also somewhat unclear whether Airbus will test the Pop.Up later this year, although The India Times said in January that Airbus will test an "autonomous flying taxi" — which sounds similar.
Lyasoff said this is one future we'll live to see.
"In as little as 10 years, we could have products on the market that revolutionize urban travel for millions of people," he said.
Technologists have been writing the same form letter for decades: "Dear Future, please remit: One flying car, post-haste."
Time, as usual, will tell if Airbus can deliver.


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Tuition and other fees are based on the number of credits and class subject in which
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The Board of Regents of the Nevada System of Higher Education determines and approves tuition and fees amounts for all eight institutions in the State of Nevada including Nevada State College. For more information visit: The Board of Regents: Procedures and Guidelines Manual, Chapter 7
Tuition and Fees for Academic Year 2018-2019
Current tuition and fees effective on 02/22/18
Mandatory Enrollment Fees
All students must pay mandatory enrollment fees:
|Registration Fee
|$157.00 per credit
|Technology Fee
|$5.50 per credit
|Student Success Fee
|$8.75 per credit
|Total of Mandatory Fees
|$171.25 per credit
Other Enrollment Fees
|Distance Education Fee (hybrid and online classes only)
|$25.00 per credit
|Differential Fee (All Nursing courses. Not applicable to RN to BSN Program)
|$141.75 per credit
|Summer School Registration Surcharge (Summer term only)
|$3.00 per credit
|Excess Credit Fee (50 percent Excess Credit Fee on the per-credit registration fee shall be charged to a student who has accrued attempted credits equal to 150 percent of the credits required for the student's program of study.)
|$78.50 per credit
|Special Building Fee (Fall and Spring Semester terms only. Applies if enrolled in 4 or more credits.)
|$150.00 per semester
|Special Course Fee and/or Lab fees (Please refer to the College Catalog)
Special Course Fee and/or Lab fees (Please refer to the College Catalog) varies. Distance Education Fee applies to students who take online and hybrid classes. The New Student Fee is a one-time fee for students who first apply to the college. Differential fee is an additional registration fee for all students enrolled in nursing courses. Excess Credit Fee is a per-credit registration fee that will be charged to a student who has attempted credits equal to 150 percent of the credits required for the student's program of study. For Additional details please visit our FAQs Page.
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|$78.50 per credit.
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|$78.50 per credit
**Please note that other enrollment fees do not apply to all students, they are in addition to the tuition and mandatory fees and are charged to students whose primary residence is another state.
Rn to bsn online program fees
All other fees are not applicable to students in this program. The rates listed below are all inclusive.
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|$202.78 per credit
|Registration Fees, NSC (Non Resident Rate)
|$247.22 per credit
Other Fees
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|Service Charge for Non-Sufficient Funds Check
|Student Identification Card Fee
|Student Identification Card Replacement
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|Late Payment Plan Fees
|$10.00 minimum or 10% of amount due
Admissions Application Fees are applied to all students who apply to the college, they must be paid even if an individual chooses not to attend the college. Graduations fees can change accordingly, depending on the anticipated graduation date (even after being posted). Payment plan fees are applied to all charges each semester, they are a non-refundable fee that will be charged to the first payment plan installment.
Note: Fees, tuition and other charges subject to change without further notice. Notwithstanding currently posted tuition and fees, all fees, tuition or other charges which students are required to pay each semester are subject to increase by action of the Board of Regents at any time before the commencement of classes (primarily due to budgetary shortfalls). The amount you are charged at the time of registration is not a final bill and may be increased. You will receive a supplemental invoice for any additional amounts which the Board of Regents may impose. Fee changes put in place less than 30 days before commencement of classes will not be subject to late fee penalties.
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The Associated Press welcomed us to January 9 with this bit of news: "The Washington National Cathedral, where the nation gathers to mourn tragedies and celebrate new presidents, will soon begin performing same-sex marriages."
We aren't surprised. Its denomination, the Episcopal Church (the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America) has been a leading voice for decades for professing Christians who reject the Scriptures. In 2003, for instance, the Diocese of New Hampshire elected the Rev. Gene Robinson, an openly homosexual priest lauded for his "long-term committed relationship," as Bishop.
What is particularly disheartening is the scriptural justification put forth for performing same-sex marriage. The Very Reverend Gary Hall, the dean of the cathedral, maintained that "performing same-sex marriages is an opportunity to break down barriers and build a more inclusive community 'that reflects the diversity of God's world.'" The article goes on to say: "'I read the Bible as seriously as fundamentalists do,' Hall told the AP. 'And my reading of the Bible leads me to want to do this because I think it's being faithful to the kind of community that Jesus would have us be.'"
The Rev. Hall lives in a state of self-delusion. He doesn't read the Bible seriously at all. A serious reading of the Bible reveals homosexuality as the height of human rebellion against God and as a judgment from God:
Therefore God gave them up in the lusts of their hearts to impurity, to the dishonoring of their bodies among themselves, because they exchanged the truth about God for a lie and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever! Amen. For this reason God gave them up to dishonorable passions. For their women exchanged natural relations for those that are contrary to nature; and the men likewise gave up natural relations with women and were consumed with passion for one another, men committing shameless acts with men and receiving in themselves the due penalty for their error. (Romans 1:24-27)
The only sexual relationship which God condones is between a man and a woman within the bond of marriage (Matthew 5:27-28; Matthew 19:4-6; Hebrews 13:4). And the only homosexual whom God receives is akin to the only thief, the only liar, the only adulterer, the only murderer (or whatever sinner one may be) whom God receive: the one who repents of his sin and believes on the Lord Jesus Christ. It is Christ who voluntarily suffered divine justice on behalf of those who would repent and believe upon him (2 Corinthians 5:21). To bless homosexuality is to scoff at the cross of Christ.
The AP story closes with this: "'For us to be able to say we embrace same-sex marriage as a tool for faithful people to live their lives as Christian people,' [Hall] said, 'for us to be able to say that at a moment when so many other barriers toward full equality and full inclusion for gay and lesbian people are falling, I think it is an important symbolic moment.'" Rev. Hall will find himself applauded by millions of Americans for his bold declaration seeking to aid homosexuals "to live their lives as Christian people." The general public usually applauds those who condone what God condemns. The world loves apostates.


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At the beginning of the year, my husband officially joined Daly's - working from a finance and strategic background. A lot of people teased us, commenting that they'd certainly never be able to work with their spouse... and how far away were we planning on sitting from each other?
Until Tuesday, we were down the hall from each other - too far to yell, too close to always bother trotting down the hall for small things. Add to the fact that I have the floor-to-ceiling window with roomy office, and he had a measly high window (and let's not even get into what his folding table of a desk looked like!). That's all changed now...
Now we are sharing an office. We have two large desks facing each other, and it creates a neat six foot square work surface. Reaction has ranged from "Wow, you much really like each other" to "Well, if it doesn't work out, you can always add a hutch on top of your desks to create a barrier!".
However, we STILL needed to bring in professional help in choosing a new paint color... "Hello Christian?"
Christian popped by this morning and within a half-hour we settled on a new color scheme that makes us both happy - and Christian, too. You'd think that because we co-own the paint store (and I'm a designer) that we'd have an easier time finding a paint color. Ha!
What colors are we using, you ask?
On the walls: C2 Paint "Riff" (a mid-value taupy beigey latte color) (calming and perfect against our new, almost black furniture!)
On the ceiling: C2 Paint "Whitewater" (a tasty aqua that we will probably mix at half-strength)
Thursday, February 28, 2008
The Office
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Monday, February 4, 2008
shake,rattle and roll
What a dreary time of year. No parties, no fun holdiays....just cold and grey. A perfect time to change things up a bit. I managed to stay home one entire weekend day and set the wheels in motion for a much needed refresh of home plate. Feels good to look at things in a diffrent place and light. I even did a bit of editing to lighten the look up a bit. These little mini design lifts help the spirit, soothe the soul....and sometimes create the opportunity to buy something to add to the mix.....art, new towels, a lamp or simply a beautiful new coffee table book, or two. I like spending time in my home and listening to what it needs. If it's happy, I'm happy. Happy is good.
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The three-day Internet Marketing Conference & Awards will kick off with a special evening welcome reception. Then, in a single day, Internet marketing professionals will hear two special keynote addresses, choose from nine in-depth breakout sessions with the industry's leading experts and experience the Impact Awards dinner. The following morning, a farewell brunch will offer an opportunity to discuss what's been learned and strengthen connections.
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The Internet Marketing Association (IMA) is one of the fastest growing professional organizations in the world. Its mission is to provide a unique knowledge-sharing platform where proven Internet marketing strategies are demonstrated and shared to increase each member's value to their industry and their organization.
Since its inception in 2001, IMA has accrued more than 800,000 members in fields encompassing sales, marketing, business ownership, programming and creative development. It was founded on four key values for success in today's highly competitive business environment: integrity, communication, professionalism and education.
The IMA officers are dedicated to building a unique resource for Internet marketing professionals around the world. Their collective focus is on making IMA the preeminent community for its members to stay at the forefront of this exciting and highly dynamic field. Each officer brings a specific perspective and set of skills to that endeavor, all working toward optimizing the incredible power of the Internet while helping our members advance their careers.
Matthew Langie, Board of Directors, Internet Marketing Association
Tyler Holliday, Executive Director, Internet Marketing Association
Sinan Kanatsiz, Chairman of the Board, Internet Marketing Association
Rachel Reenders, Executive Director, Internet Marketing Association
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For an authentic TexMex experience, set off on a dude ranch escape at El Rancho! Located in the magnificent Ghodras Hill in Keserwan, just forty minutes away from the heart of Beirut and few kilometers up the Casino du Liban, El Rancho is the ideal place for family vacations, ranch holidays, friends reunions, weddings and birthdays, or just to get away for a Texan day or under the stars for a wild west evening meal. Meandering to reach beautiful Lebanese scenery in a western breathtaking setting, El Rancho has a great cowboy ambiance, old time saloons and plenty of cowboys and cowgirls ready to serve you at best.I found out about El Rancho while perusing the web site for the National Day of the Cowboy -- which this year is this coming Saturday, July 24 -- which ran the following account by "Hotshot Johnny," one of the cowboy performers at El Rancho:
Situated in the middle of the 250,000 square meters of El Rancho's estate, bungalows, tipis, and tents are on hand to have a natural, casual stress free break or to enjoy a great weekend with your family and friends. Exquisite steaks, mega burgers, healthy barbecues and "toss your own salad" are on the menu.
El Rancho offers a myriad of activities starting with horseback riding, paintball, tennis, archery, children playground, animal feeding, vegetable picking, campfires, mountain hiking and much more. Fill your day with many activities or just relax out in the arms of nature.
The Wild West in the Middle East!
(By Hotshot Johnny)
Bethany here at the NDOC asked me to put some words down about my recent adventures, cowboyin' in the Middle East. So... let me give you a little news from the Perpetual Motion Ranch.
My travels have taken me all over this beautiful globe. The rock we're on is an amazing place and everywhere ya go, people love cowboys. For the last 9 months I have been performing at a ranch outside Beirut in Lebanon. Yeah, I know! Wild, huh? Lebanon is a beautiful place with great people, friendly and welcoming in every way. It is kind of party-central for the Middle East during the summer, almost doubling in size as tourists come from all over Arabia, Europe and Asia.
The ranch I work on is up in the green mountains about 40 Minutes from Beirut. As you go north from Beirut on the coast, it looks like California - beach towns and green covered mountains. El Rancho Western Park is a working ranch with horses and cattle, a resort with luxury camping and bungalows and a theme park with steak house, games and entertainment. All this rolled into over one hundred acres of mountain terrain. And it is more of a ranch than many of the ranches I've worked at in the states. Producing raw-milk cheese, quail and quail eggs, chicken eggs, doing trail rides, arena shows, rock climbing, archery, paintball, dinner shows, etc. I was hired to do a show and quickly became Entertainment Director, helping them develop the venue as a tourist attraction. Last summer we produced a popular 3 day Wild West Festival and this summer we are adding a 5 day rodeo to the festival. The Cedar Stampede will be the 1st rodeo in the Middle East, ever. For a region that has such a long and rich tradition and history with horses, this proves to be an amazing prospect.
Contrary to what you might see on the news, Lebanon is a fun place, safe and friendly. If there are any riders out there that would like to compete in a once in a lifetime rodeo experience, please get a hold of me and I'd be happy to give you more info. In fact, depending on yer skill level, we might even take care of your expenses here in Lebanon if you can get yourself here.
The Cedar Stampede Rodeo & Wild West Festival is August 18 - 22, 2010. We are inviting riders from the USA, Europe and anywhere else to come. If you can swing the travel cost we will take care of you. Come early and prep on our horses and compete in the 1st western rodeo in the Middle East!
You can learn more at www.elrancholebanon.com and email me at email@example.com. I will also be performing at End of Trail if you can stop by. See ya down the trail on the Perpetual Motion Ranch folks.


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Interior Design News
Margaret Portillo named Fellow by the Interior Educators Council
April 20, 2015 – Margaret Portillo, professor and chair of the Department of Interior Design, was named to the Council of Fellows by the Interior Design Educators Council (IDEC) at the organization's annual national conference on March 14.
Interior Design Awarded 1st place in National Design Competition
April 03, 2015 –
IND and CLAS team up for interdisciplinary collaboration
March 30, 2015 – The Department of IND and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) teamed up for an interdisciplinary collaboration and real-life experience.
IND junior selected to particiapte in EDRA Conference
February 18, 2015 –
2014 ProDay
December 15, 2014 –
IND and Plum Creek collaborate on teaching/research to inform innovative new design strategies
November 17, 2014 –
Lyn selected for Steelcase Competition
March 27, 2014 – Sabryna Lyn, senior IND student, was selected for the Steelcase NEXT Student Design Competition.
IND faculty and students attend IDEC Conference
March 25, 2014 – Faculty and students from the Department of Interior Design were honored at this year's Interior Design Educator's Council (IDEC) Conference. The annual conference was held March 6 – 8 in New Orleans, LA.
2014 IND Rising Leader Alumni Award
February 11, 2014 – The Department of Interior Design recognized Marlo Ransdell, Ph.D. 2009, with the 2014 Rising Leader Alumni Award. This is the first year the department is recognizing an alumnus who is working in interior design education.
IND ranked nationally by DesignIntelligence
December 11, 2013 – The University of Florida's interior design graduate program was ranked 7th nationally in DesignIntelligence's 15th annual survey of America's Best Architecture & Design Schools 2014. In addition, the interior design undergraduate program ranked 2nd among schools in the south.
Interior Design ProDay 2013
December 09, 2013 – For interior design students, ProDay 2013 offered a unique opportunity to network with industry professionals.


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The sanctuary city movement is a transnational response to increased numbers of non-status migrants living and working in global cities – and it is gaining ground in Canada. Borrowing from the American model, municipal governments have played a role by promising all residents access to municipal services without fear. But unlike their American counterparts, Canadian cities and the federal government are not locked in overt political and legal conflicts over jurisdiction i.e. the authority to govern migration. On the one hand, the federal government has no official policy on sanctuary; on the other hand, cities have avoided contesting presumptions about the capacity of the federal government to project enforcement power at the local level. Nowhere is this more evident than the role of local authorities in the collection and sharing of information with the Canada Border Services Agency. At the same time, there is limited dialogue among local, provincial or federal governments about the role of cities in the governance of migration.
This presentation will review instances of conflict and cooperation between local and federal authorities in Canadian sanctuary cities. Using Toronto as a case study, it will survey the conceptual relationship between sanctuary and jurisdiction and question the nature and vitality of policies that avoid conflict over the authority to govern migration. Special attention will be paid to the collection and protection of information from the incongruous standpoints of service delivery and border enforcement.
The event is free and open to the public.
L'évènement est gratuit et ouvert à tous. La présentation sera en anglais et sera suivie d'une période de questions bilingue.


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Make plain cake page 10, saving out one-third of batter and adding to it 1-1/2 ounces melted unsweetened chocolate. This chocolate batter is then dropped by spoonfuls into the white batter after it is put into the pan.
1-1/2 cups flour 7/8 cup sugar 2 teaspoons Dr. Price's Baking Powder 2 tablespoons shortening 1 egg 1/2 cup milk 1 teaspoon lemon extract 1/2 cup fresh grated cocoanut
Sift flour, sugar and baking powder into bowl. Add melted shortening and beaten egg to milk and add to dry ingredients. Mix well, add flavoring and cocoanut and bake in greased loaf pan in moderate oven 35 to 45 minutes. Before serving, sprinkle with a little powdered sugar, or if desired, ice with white icing with grated cocoanut sprinkled on top.
1/3 cup shortening 1 cup light brown sugar 2 eggs 1/2 cup milk 1-1/2 cups flour 1/4 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons Dr. Price's Baking Powder 1 cup chopped nuts—preferably pecans 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Cream shortening, add sugar slowly and yolks of eggs and milk and beat well; add flour, salt and baking powder which have been sifted together; add nuts and fold in beaten whites of eggs; add flavoring. Bake in well greased loaf pan in moderate oven 35 to 45 minutes. Cover with maple icing page 17 and while still soft sprinkle with chopped nuts.
1/3 cup shortening 1 cup sugar 1 egg 1 cup milk 1-3/4 cups flour 4 teaspoons Dr. Price's Baking Powder 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Cream shortening; add sugar gradually, beating well; add beaten egg, one half the milk and mix well; add one half the flour which has been sifted with salt and baking powder; add remainder of milk, then remainder of flour and flavoring; beat after each addition. Bake in greased layer cake tins in moderate oven 15 to 20 minutes. Put together with
3 cups confectioners' sugar Boiling water 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 ounces (2 squares) unsweetened chocolate 1/2 teaspoon grated orange peel
To sugar add boiling water very slowly to make a smooth paste; add vanilla, melted chocolate and orange peel. Spread between layers and on top of cake.
This makes a delicious dessert if baked in two layers, iced, and spread with slightly sweetened whipped cream.
1/2 cup shortening 1 cup sugar 2 eggs 1/2 cup strong coffee 2 cups flour 3 teaspoons Dr. Price's Baking Powder 1/8 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons mixed spices
Cream shortening and sugar until light; add well beaten yolks of eggs; add coffee slowly; add half of flour sifted with baking powder, salt and spices; mix and add well beaten whites of eggs; add remainder of flour and mix lightly. Pour into two large greased layer cake tins and bake in moderate oven 45 to 50 minutes. Spread between layers and cover top with


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Hello and welcome to my post about how to make your kitchen look luxe! I don't think I have a super luxe kitchen by any stretch, but there are certain things I do which I think make my kitchen feel a little bit more luxurious. Essentially the key to making your kitchen look luxe is decanting (for want of a better word)… not leaving stuff in their ordinary packaging, but taking it out and putting it in something nicer… Often this preserves the life of your products too, but come back next week to find out about how to make your food last longer…
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I take almost everything out of its packaging! Here are some ways I have made my things look a bit more luxe by decanting… These are all very inexpensive items to add to your kitchen!
Taking the eggs out of their box and putting them in a clear container, similar here*
Putting squash in glass bottles, these are the Kilner Beehive Water & Cordial Clip Top Bottles*
Storing dried goods in glass jars, similar here*
Avoid plastic
Undoubtably some kitchen stuff is plastic and it can be great, but I think for accents avoiding plastic makes things look a lot better. Things such as a pyrex measuring jug or the glass jars and bottles above instead of plastic. In the snap above I have a wooden cutlery holder rather than a plastic one as a draw divider in my cutlery draw. Just makes things feel a bit more luxe! This divider my granny actually bought for me from TKMAXX which is a great place to find inexpensive luxe items, similar wooden draw divider here*.
Use trays
I love a tray, I have a huge one on my sitting room coffee table and somehow putting all the rubbish on there rather than the table looks somehow more put together? In the kitchen I have a few, one for the squash bottles (shown earlier), one for my soap and moisturiser (above) and I have one near the hob which has my 'everyday stuff' like oil, loose salt etc… on it. Products- tray above is Sophie Allport terriers, tray for bottles is Wrendale Designs*, tray near hob is Sophie Allport bees.
Now this one is a bit contravertial for me as I'm not actually that good at keeping house plants alive… Touch wood this orchid has been around for 2 years now! Orchids are great actually- they're tropical so they like to have some sunlight but they don't actually need much watering! You can pick up orchids in most places, similar here*.
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As the archers eased along the trail, they spotted their quarry in a small opening in the trees. It was a whitetail buck, a big one, standing stock still, gazing into the distance. One of the men in the group moved forward a little and pulled a small pair of binoculars from his belt.
As the archers eased along the trail, they spotted their quarry in a small opening in the trees. It was a whitetail buck, a big one, standing stock still, gazing into the distance. One of the men in the group moved forward a little and pulled a small pair of binoculars from his belt. After glassing the deer for a few moments, he stashed his glasses and raised his bow. Taking a long, careful aim, he squeezed the release and an arrow �whacked� into the buck, just behind the front leg. It was an excellent shot.
But, rather than dropping in his tracks or wheeling and crashing into the woods, the deer just stood there. Another archer, this one a young woman, moved up a little way past the first one, took aim and shot. Again, the deer didn�t move.
�Good shot. You guys are setting the bar mighty high on this one.� It was a third man who was holding a traditional, recurve bow. He released an arrow, hitting the target just inches from the first two. This writer also shot at the deer but, invoking journalistic privilege, the impact point will be not be revealed. We�ll just say it was a �body shot.�
The whitetail deer didn�t move because it was a three-dimensional (3-D) target, constructed of dense foam, situated in realistic setting. The bow shooters� goal was to place arrows inside concentric circles located where a fatal shot would be on the real thing. Each target was scribed with progressively smaller circles worth 8, 10 and 12 points respectively. A hit anywhere on the animal outside a circle was worth 5 points. A complete miss earned a score of 0.
3-D archery is a very popular and growing sport, especially among bow hunters, for several reasons. One is that it�s fun. Trying to hit a target with anything, whether it�s a basketball, horse shoe, golf ball or wadded-up sheet of paper just seems to be an entertaining pastime to most folks. How many kids grew up trying to �peg� something with a dirt clod? In my neighborhood the targets were often other kids, which added another dimension because they were usually throwing back at you.
In 3-D archery, the target isn�t going to shoot at you but it�s still a tremendous challenge, which is an important part of its allure. The archer has to judge the correct distance to the artificial animal, use proper technique in drawing and releasing the arrow, and be able to block out all outside distractions. Being able to do those things effectively is the common denominator between tournament shooting and actual hunting. Determining the correct distance to the target is the toughest part of the process for most archers. In real-life hunting for deer, bear, elk or other big game, some hunters use electronic range finders. If they are hunting from permanent stands, they might mark set distances with surveyors� flagging tape on tree limbs. In 3-D archery they are not allowed to do either of these; they have to decide how far it is using only their eyes and their mental computers. It�s a basic skill that, when practiced on a regular basis, can make any hunter better.
Being able to deliver an arrow accurately on a consistent basis depends on doing the little things correctly each and every time. For example, a slight torque of the bow will cause the arrow to hit off-target laterally. �Punching� the release, rather than using a smooth, steady pull will result in all kinds of erratic impacts. In the case of a less-than-perfect shot, the archer has to be able to determine if one of these or other errors caused the problem and then correct it. In many respects, it�s a lot like golf. In fact, 3-D archery has been referred to by many folks as �golf with a bow and arrow.�
Shooting in off-season 3-D tournaments can, without a doubt, make hunters more effective when the season opens. It gives them an enjoyable, challenging venue for practice; lets them socialize with and compete against others with similar interests; and helps them make sure their equipment and technique are what they should be. It�s a great, inexpensive, off-season activity for �stick-and-string� shooters.
A listing of 3-D tournaments hosted by local archery clubs can be found online at www.downeastarchery.homestead.com/DEAC.html. The site also includes information about the five clubs that comprise the Down East Archery Coalition and rules for competition.


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Function Description:1: Digital display: the traditional reversing parking sensor will only provide a digital display & shows only a recent obstacle distance. Digital dual display reversing sensor is to overturn the traditional design and to handle the front & real data of the car from different processors , separate display, you can clearly see the car from the front of the car obstacle when reversing, make reversing easier and more convenient & safer.
2: The Smart Start function: For the traditional 6 or 8 probe reversing sensor, the front sensor is powered by the brake lights, when the driver brakes, regardless if there is any obstacle or not. in front of the vehicle, the display will soon light up, light and light Article affect the driver's vision will made of security risks, especially at night. Digital dual display reversing sensor is new design, more intelligent, when braking, the senser starts, but at this moment the display will not lights up., only when there is an obstacle enters the detection area, the display will start work. More humane, more scientific.
3: The new upgrade: Traditional 6 or 8 reversing sensor, when it reversing, the car just started four sensors. Dual display reversing sensor is new upgrade, dual-core work, when reversing & start the four sensors backside of the car, it will also start the 2 font sensors of the car to prevent rubbing angle when reversing.
4: Multifunction button: For the traditional reversing sensor, it will only rings a single alarm sounds, either buzzer, either voice, it always can not be selectable. The new dual display sensor, providing a sound switch button, users can switch key display, in silence, buzzer, voice (optional) or voice (optional) + beep four voice mode, mutual switching.
5: Sound button: traditional reversing sensor, in order to save costs, generally will not provide volume plus and minus function, because this requires a strong CPU support. But the dual display reversing sensor provids 7 levels for the user to control the sound , only true dual-core can do.
Tech.Specifications:Rated voltage:12VOperating voltage range:10.5~16VDCRated current:20Ma~200MaDistection real distance:0-2.5(m),front distance:0-0.8(m)Ultrasonic frequency:40KHzWorking frequency:40KHzWorking temperature of main unit: -30~+80 degree CWorking temperation of LCD display:-20 ~ +70 degreeCWhen braking then the front 4 sensors will start working ,& after brake releasing will keep working for 20sec.When Reverse the gear the real & front left & right sensors will start working., & after the gear back to Parking the front 4 sensors will keep working for 20sec.
1x LCD Display Monitor(Wire:More than 5meters)
1x Contorl Box4x 2-meter Sensors(Rear)2x 6-meter Sensors(Front)1x Power Cable1x 22mm Holesaw1x Manual
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i think celebrating January first is stupid. i hate the traditions around it. i hate it all. i talked about that in my birthday post last year.
coco, tenzin, and i decided to watch the sun rise from stanely park. we did this last year as well. you can see those photos here. this was a great idea for two reasons: i have an excuse to not go out on new years eve and a fantastic photo op the next day. this was a bad idea for one reason: i was very much not ready to wake up at 6 in the morning. anyway.
as you see in the first set of photos, there wasn't much of a sunrise where we were. last year was fantastic. it was beautiful. every shade you thought a sunrise could be was what we saw. this year, it was a gradient of foggy gray.
we eventually decided that we had exhausted opportunity for a decent photo, so we hopped in the car, ready to go get some breakfast. on our way out of stanley park we were finaly greeted by the sunrise we were waiting for. i won't say much else, but here are the photos from then.
we went to ihop after and it was awesome.
last year i said the only resolution type thing that i was hoping to achieve was to take more photos, and although it may not seem like i succeeded in that, i feel like a really did. this year i want to write more. here's to hoping.
shout out to coco and tenzin for being the best sunrise crew. can't wait to see what we get up to next year.
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Product Description
The Pyramid Lake XXX is the new essential fly for spring Cutthroat. A UV krystal flash tail, holographic body, and a MIrage rib that's sure to get attention. Designed with a much slimmer profile to entice more fish to eat. Far more durable and twice the bling on a 3x heavy hook, made for 20-30 pound Cutthroat in Pyramid Lake. Don't lose the fish of a lifetime to a straight hook.
Imitates: Large chironomid, and disco balls in Pyramid Lake.
Useful for: Nymphing for giant Lahontan Cutthroat under an indicator just off the bottom at slow sloping beaches. Equally as effective near sharp drop-offs/ledges near the shore. The 3X heavy wire needs a good hook set then hang on!
Tricks/Techniques: Nymphing under an indicator is the preferred method for early fall and spring fly fisherman. Keep the depth under the indicator shallow when fishing near sharp drop-offs or when fish are visible breaching the surface early and late in the day. Try retrieving this behind a Bottle Rocket, Tadpole or Beetle if watching an indicator just isn't your thing. I wouldn't recommend fishing tippet lighter then 3X ever at Pyramid, sharp teeth tend to shred the light stuff.
This fly is hand tied at my own bench in the United States of America under the highest of scrutiny. A tested and proven pattern.


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|Final Destination II
|Neutral Type
|Mega Man RPG Prototype
|MM9 Wily Fortress (Sega Genesis)
|Experience x 2.5 Damage x 2.5
Sprite Editing by Adrian Marceau / Ageman20XX | Original Artwork by Capcom
This field is an entirely new area not programmed into the Prototype, with all the sources of evil coming from here. After facing the first group, you'll have to fight Powered-Up copies of our three main heroes, boasting an extreme level of confidence and power. Experience and Damage are boosted over twice their normal amount here, putting all robots on even ground with greater strength. All Mecha data is programmed onto this field, giving you an almost-limitless option of Mechas to fight with. With evil forces strongest here, this area truly is your Final Destination.
(!) Please note that the names, stats, types, and descriptions of any playable characters, robots, or abilities that appear in this database are not finalized and are subject to change without notice as development progresses on the game itself. That being said, the data on this page is pulled directly from the prototype's internal variables and will therefore always be in sync with the prototype itself. Database pages that do not have sprites represent incomplete but planned, future content and do not currently appear in-game.


text: Sailee12 0 Posted July 19, 2018 (edited) This is when my lips began to peel Hi! Im on a week and a day of accutane (generic brand)... and the first layer of my lips just peeled off ! Like completely... my lips are BLOOD BRIGHT RED and swollen... I feel like this is even worse than super dry chapped lips? I have tried a million chapsticks Dr dans.. everything. My derm even prescribed me 2% cortisone.. but I think he thought my lips were dry because they aren't flaky or peeling anymore they are just super uncomfortable and it's hard to eat because they are so so so RAW. I did research and I swear I haven't seen anyone else's lips look like this ???? Im praying to god that someone can help me out with this because I don't want to lower my dose. I started right at 60mg (which I was nervous about). I used auqaphor, dr and cortibalm, blister ultra hydration, neosporin night cream, Vaseline lip therapy... EVERYTHING. please help Edited July 23, 2018 by Sailee12 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Atomic and Molecular Physics
Viewpoint: Illuminating molecules from within
Calculations show that with new short pulse x-ray light sources, it should be possible to use photoelectron emission to make movies of changes in molecular structure. Read More »
Atomic and Molecular Physics
Viewpoint: Showtime for Molecular Movies
Molecular movies of vibrating iodine molecules have been recorded in time-resolved x-ray and electron diffraction experiments. Read More »


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After it found itself at the epicenter of a storm of criticism over a report on the shower habits of Michael Sam, the first openly gay player on an NFL roster, and his teammates, ESPN responded Wednesday morning with a further statement on the report.
"ESPN regrets the manner in which we presented our report. Clearly yesterday we collectively failed to meet the standards we have set in reporting on LGBT-related topics in sports."
On Tuesday, while providing an update about Sam's quest to make the St. Louis Rams' final roster, reporter Josina Anderson said that a Rams "defensive player told me that 'Sam is respecting our space' and that, from his perspective, he seems to think that Michael Sam is waiting to take a shower, as not to make his teammates feel uncomfortable."
She also said that [defensive end Kendall] Langford and linebacker Alec Ogletree said "they didn't know that, specifically, and also weren't tracking that."
The report instantly drew fire on social media and, by late afternoon, Rams defensive lineman Chris Long had tweeted simply:
Dear ESPN, Everyone but you is over it.
— Chris Long (@JOEL9ONE) August 26, 2014
In its initial response to the firestorm, ESPN responded Tuesday: "In response to recent questions about Sam fitting in with the team, multiple Rams brought up the shower topic and we relayed that information as part of our reporting." Clearly, it felt it was necessary to walk that back Wednesday.


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When MFA graduate and Blue Bicycle Books manager Sara Peck set out to write Yr Lad Bob, her recently published chapbook, she did nothing haphazardly. "The book itself is based on this group of poets that were writing, mostly together, between the mid-30s and mid-50s, and they were also writing to each other," she says. Those poets are Robert Creeley, Denise Levertov, and Robert Duncan, all of whom were part of the Black Mountain School in North Carolina, the first school to focus on the importance of teaching the creative arts. And when Peck says "based on," she doesn't mean that in the usual, influenced-by sense.
Yr Lad Bob is an unusual undertaking in that it approaches the question of authorial influence with an incredible amount of directness. Peck incorporates direct quotations from the poets as well as her own annotations on their work. "What I did was put together a reading list for myself of almost everything that Robert Creeley wrote and that Denise Levertov wrote and then a few pieces that the poet Robert Duncan wrote. I think it ended up being about 32 books or so," she says. "When I read all of them, I wrote down every line that just broke my heart and kept heavy marginal notes. Then I wrote poems in response to theirs."
And although it's nearly impossible to decipher what is Peck's and what belongs to the poets, there are spots where her annotations appear to come through:
life is not a walk across a field — problematic re FIELD?
as in the field field
field of Olson > form is or isn't more of a revelation
picking up / the voices of wheat
These moments, like the direct quotations, are integrated so seamlessly that they never jar the reader out of the quiet universe Peck's poems create. Rather, these pieces read like a smooth dip into the process of reading and writing, addressing, as poet Lisa Fishman writes in her introduction to Yr Lad Bob, Duncan's claim that "to read is to write." Although Peck experienced some initial anxiety over appropriating the language of her poetic forebears, it didn't last long. "At least 20 percent or so are not my words, but I sort of wanted to — I didn't want a person to be able to tell what was mine and what wasn't by the end of the process. It was as much a project of ownership as anything else," she says.
The poems, all of which are short, can be read one by one or continuously, although Peck says the separations from page to page are deliberate. The poems are culled from a manuscript of around 80 pages that she had intended to publish as a whole, but now she's not so sure. "I feel really great about it in this small, contained space." She has three other projects in the works too, two full-length manuscripts and another chapbook.
And though the financial fruits of poetic labor are as elusive as they always have been — not that any poet in their right mind would write for money — Peck is excited to be writing at this particular time in contemporary poetry's history. "I have three jobs right now, none of which is my being a poet, but in all honesty, the nonexistent financial life of poets aside, I really think contemporary poetry is booming right now. There's been more awareness, and a huge resurgence in small press," she says. "And at least in small circles, there's a lot of appreciation for experimental poetry. There's more openness."


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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, June 6, 2017 – Global Cannabis Applications Corp. ("GCAC" or the "Company") (CSE:APP, FSE:2FA, OTCQB:FUAPF) a leading developer of innovative smartphone applications for the cannabis industry, is pleased to announce Scott Walker has joined its team in the role of special advisor.
Mr. Walker is a senior management consultant who has over 25 years' experience as a lobbyist, contractor and consultant to the Canadian federal government, international governments, and Fortune 1000 corporations. Mr. Walker was a co-founder of the CMICA, now the Cannabis Canada Association which represents the major Canadian licensed cannabis producers, and a board member until April 2015. Additionally, he has extensive experience working in emerging medicinal cannabis jurisdictions in nine US states, Israel, Columbia and Australia.
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Australia has Ammunition to Deal with Global Uncertainty
Australia declared itself well positioned on Friday to take additional measures to bolster the economy should turmoil in world markets turn into a re-run of the 2009 global financial crisis.
Treasurer Wayne Swan, looking to reassure the public and investors as the local share market dived to two-year lows, said Australia's economy remained strong and that the government had the capacity to act if conditions worsened.
"The most important thing is that Australia has strong economic fundamentals and one of the reasons we are so strong is that we avoided recession in the global financial crisis," he told a news conference called to respond to the sell-off.
"And because we did that, we have the policy flexibility to deal with uncertainty in the international economy should measures be required," added Swan, one of the first political leaders to canvass this option since the global sell-off began.
However, Swan stressed that despite some recent softness in the Australian economy, it remained the envy of most other rich nations, given its position as a major exporter to the strong economies of Asia, and its low unemployment and debt.
"Australia has low unemployment, a very strong investment pipeline, strong financial institutions and we are located in the right part of the world at the right time," he said.
"Growth in the Asia-Pacific remains strong."
Investors around the world dumped stocks and commodities on Thursday and rushed to the security of cash and government bonds, hammering equity indexes to their lowest levels of the year on fears of a spreading debt crisis and slowing growth.
Worries the euro-zone debt crisis was spiraling out of control sent blue chip European stocks to levels not seen since markets recovered from the financial crisis in mid-2009.
Italian equities pushed further into bear market territory -- down nearly 30 percent since February. (Reporting by Mark Bendeich and Michael Perry; Editing by Ed Davies)


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7:00 AM | Isaac continues towards the Louisiana coastline; our weather gets calmer for the second half of the week
Paul Dorian
6-Day Forecast
Morning clouds and scattered showers will give way to partial sunshine this afternoon, warm, highs in the upper 80's
Becoming mostly clear and turning cooler late, lows in the low-to-mid 60's
Mostly sunny, pleasant, less humid, near 80
Wednesday Night
Mostly clear, cool, low 60's
Mostly sunny, warm, mid 80's
Mostly sunny, very warm, upper 80's
Mostly sunny, very warm, near 90
Mostly sunny early, clouds late, warm, possible showers and storms at night, mid-to-upper 80's
Our unsettled pattern of recent days will quiet down after today as a frontal system clears things out for the second half of the week. That front caused a round of showers this morning, but skies will partially clear this afternoon as high pressure builds into the region. In general, dry and warm weather will follow for the second half of the week and into the weekend. It is possible that by the end of the weekend or the early part of next week the remains of Isaac may affect the weather around here in the Mid-Atlantic with some rainfall.
As far as Isaac is concerned, it continues on a track that will bring it onto the Louisiana coastline by later tonight. It is still undergoing an intensification process with central pressure now down to 976 millibars and its movement to the NW has slowed down to only 6 mph. Tremendous rainfall amounts - perhaps on the order of 20 to 25 inches - are possible across parts of Louisiana over the next couple of days given the slow movement of Isaac. For more details on Isaac view today's video.


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With Comic-Con 2012 starting July 12, we can barely contain ourselves in anticipation for the four-day event.
In the past, the event has featured a multitude of guest appearances (many of whom are Hollywood celebrities), exciting news about future television and movie projects, and of course, the showcasing of legendary comic books, anime, and collectible card games.
So what are we most excited for this year?
- The 10-year anniversary panel for Joss Whedon's "Firefly" with guest appearances by Joss Whedon and Nathan Fillion.
- Marvel's "Iron Man 3" panel. We've got our fingers crossed that Robert Downey Jr. is one of the " special guests."
- " Live the Apocalypse" at Petco Park. For the duration of the convention, this baseball field has been transformed into a zombie survival arena, where for a mere $75, you can test your survival skills by being chased around by "zombies." If that doesn't appeal, for $15 you can always watch.
- Speaking of zombies... A special guest appearance by Robert Kirkman, the writer and co-creator of "The Walking Dead."
- Sony's panel for "Elysium," an upcoming sci-fi film starring Matt Damon, Jodie Foster and Wagner Moura. They'll also be profiling "Total Recall," Looper," and "Resident Evil: Retribution."
- And last but certainly not least, the Warner Brother's panel on bothZack Snyder's "Man of Steel" and Guillermo del Toro's "Pacific Rim." ComingSoon.net's Edward Douglas dubs these two the "coolest movies of next summer."


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Fun for all the family, a trip to the zoo always guarantees a wonderful day out as colourful and exotic animals roam almost touching distance away.
The Hellabrunn Zoo is one of Germany's largest, with an impressive array of wildlife all lovingly cared for in its beautiful surroundings. Take a leisurely walk to see how many creatures you can spot, learn more at one of the park's many shows or book a private workshop to get up close and personal with your favourite animal. No matter how you decide to spend your day, rest assured they'll be plenty to see!
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Megan Gailey seems like a nice person irl. But on stage? She's SAVAGE.
This stand-up set has everything from parent sex to mall cops to horrible untreated alcoholism. Aka it's phenomenal. Thanks for educating us about white people Megan!
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Ghost BFF follows two best friends, one alive, one dead, across space, time and the suburbs as they struggle to find themselves and right past wrongs following a suicide. The series sheds light on taboo topics like anxiety, depression and suicide through dark humor.
US Resources for Suicide Prevention: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
International Resources for Suicide Prevention : http://www.suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlines.html
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"Lily, I love you..."
I glanced up curiously, already anticipating the eminent pang of the words to come.
"But just not in that way."
I forced a smile as it settled in. "It's okay. I was expecting that."
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I struggled to muster what I wanted to say. Everything that had been on my mind those agonizing eight days. I wanted to hug him, knowing it hurt him to say that, but at the same time, I wanted to lecture him, just as I had joked about with my friends.
"Yeah, I told him I actually really liked him, and he was just like: 'I hate to do this...but I'll tell you in a few days.' At the time I was like, okay, whatever. But now I'm like: this is crap!"
I paused, sighing heavily. "Gah, I'm going to get friendzoned. But he is going to get like an hour-long lecture. You cannot text a girl good morning every day and not have it mean something. And if you ask a girl to a dance, you have to make it very clear that you're going as friends..."
Renditions of my impetuous rant sprung up regularly over what had supposed to have been just "a few days."
I couldn't find the words in the short few minutes he walked me home. I tried to lighten the air.
"I'll be okay, really," I assured him, "There's a difference between being fragile and delicate. I'm not fragile."
"That's good," He said slowly.
"And I may be delicate, but I am delicately fierce," I continued, borrowing the eloquent name of a fashion blog.
"Huh?" I had lost him.
"It's like..." I sighed, "I'm not sure how to say this...but basically, I'm a lot stronger than I seem on the outside."
"But hey, I was expecting your response to be so much more convoluted for having me wait over a week," I looked over expectantly.
He smiled wryly. "I tried writing a letter while I was in Chicago, but it got too confusing. And I thought you deserved to hear it in person."
"Oh?" I asked, curious, "What did it say? I want to see it."
"I tore it up and threw it away. It was too complicated."
"That's sad," I said, dejected, "Yeah, I might have to write you a letter because I'm not sure how to say what I want to tell you right now."
We stopped when we reached my driveway. "Hey, I better see you before you leave for college."
"You're seeing me right now," He smiled.
"No!" My laugh tasted slightly bitter, "You know what I mean."
I waved goodbye and headed inside.
I can't help but feel a little dejected. I can't help but wonder if something like this will ever work out for me. But now that I no longer have to agonize about how he truly feels, I can throw my effort into the quickly-approaching, daunting task of college applications.
The art of brushing oneself off after a plummet is mastered through extensive experience. With each stumble, I learn where the road is uneven and how to regain my balance.
I don't regret a thing, because I am free now. From the emotionally-demanding cycle of uncertainty, from the constant, tiring, guessing game.


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2 persons, 2006
1 Day
Arrival in Sofia . Airport pick up and transfer to Art Hotel, 4*, located in a quiet street in the centre of Sofia. If the time of arrival allows, city tour of Sofia to see the historical buildings in the city centre – even remains from the Roman Empire. (www.artotel.biz)
2 Day
Sofia – Rila Monastery – Melnik
You will start your way out of Sofia to the impressive Rila monastery. The monastery is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage list. You will visit the monastery complex, one of the most impressive in the continent due to its unique architecture and abundance of frescoes. You will admire the 1 200 mural paintings at the Blessed Virgin Church, see the Hrelyo Tower, built in 1335, and then spend some time amidst the precious collection of the monastery's museum.
Optional lunch in a local restaurant – fresh trout menu.
Next, head on to Melnik – the smallest town-museum in Bulgaria, located in southern Bulgaria. Melnik is picturesquely located amidst sandstone pyramids and famous for producing delicious wine. You can visit the famous Kordopulova Museum House. Optional dinner with wine tasting of famous local wines in Melnik.
Accommodation and overnight in Despot Slav Hotel, 3*** .(B)
3 Day
Melnik – Rozhen Monastery – Bachkovo - Plovdiv
After breakfast, afternoon – visit of the Rozhen Monastery, picturesquely located on a mountain hill near Melnik. Next, departure through the gorgeous Rhodopes mountain. Optional stop in Trigrad to see the famous gorge and the Devil's Throat cave, connected to the myth of Orpheus. Optional visit to Shiroka Luka village, famous for its well preserved local style Renaissance houses. Next, departure for Plovdiv. En route visit of the Bachkovo Monastery – the second largest monastery in Bulgaria. Optional stop in Assenovgrad to see the Assenova fortress of the Bulgarian king. The Assenovgrad region is famous for producing another delicious typical Bulgarian wine – Mavrud. In the late afternoon – arrival in Plovdiv, the second largest city in Bulgaria, famous as the cultural capital of Bulgaria.
Accommodation and overnight in Trimontium Princess Hotel, 4**** (www.trimontiumprincess.com).(B)
4 Day
Plovdiv – Кazanlak - – Etura - Bozhentsi
After breakfast, you will have some spare time in Plovdiv with options for sightseeing or shopping or depart straightaway for Kazanlak – a nice town, located in the foot of the Balkan mountain. Visit of the famous Thracian tomb from the 4th century BC with preserved colourful murals. The tomb is included in the UNESCO world heritage list. You will have the option to visit the Rose museum as well – Kazanlak is the closest town to the famous Rose valley of Bulgaria. About noon - departure to Etura – a unique open air crafts museum. You will see the skillful Bulgarian masters working. Next, you can visit the nearby Sokolevsky monastery with the unique stone fountain. Next, departure for Bozhentsi – a small village architectural reserve, located in the Balkan Mountain. Accommodation and overnight in Parlapanovata Kushta – a hotel, located in a restored traditional Bulgarian Renaissance house.
5 Day
Bozhentsi – Veliko Tarnovo
After breakfast, departure for Veliko Tarnovo – very picturesque town, located over the two shores of Iantra river. Walk around the Tzarevetz hill – once a residence of the Bulgarian kings. You will enjoy the unique atmosphere of the place. you will go to the nearby village of Arbanassy – that used to be a residence for the Bulgarian kings. The village is an architectural museum with preserved old houses and churches. You can have a dinner in one of the picturesque garden restaurants that offer delicious cuisine. Next, you can visit both the vicinities of Veliko Tarnovo or take a walk in the town.
Accommodation and overnight in Yantra hotel, 4*. (www.yantrabg.com) (B)
6 Day
Tarnovo – Koprivshtitsa
After breakfast, head for Koprivshtitza - a museum town displaying the best-preserved authentic architecture of the National Revival Period (18-19 century). As you wander along the cobble stone streets, you will see some of the best museum houses as well as the Church Virgin Mary. Nestled amidst the picturesque slopes of the Sredna Gora Mountain, Koprivshtitza is a unique place - every house here is a work of art: blue, yellow, red houses with verandas, bay windows and eaves, rooms decorated with wood carvings, lit up by brightly coloured rugs and cushions, its cobblestone streets, winding between high white stone walls and gardens full of greenery. Walk in Koprivshtitza, accommodation in Bashtina Kashta Hotel, 3*** and overnight.(B)
7 Day
Koprivstitza - Sofia
After breakfast, departure for Sofia. Depending on the on the spare time – sightseeing tour in Sofia. Accommodation in Art Otel, 4*. Dinner with a folklore show in a typical Bulgarian restaurant with traditional Bulgarial meal.(B)
8 Day
After breakfast, depending on the spare time to departure – sightseeing tour in Sofia or transfer to the airport for arrival.(B)
The price includes:
- 7 nights with breakfasts as per itinerary ;
- Transport by Air-conditioned car – Opel Astra, Peugeout 307 or similar;
- Professional Spanish speaking driver-guide thorough, accommodation of the driver
- Dinner with folklore show in Sofia;
The price does not include:
- Entrance fees;
- Lunches and dinners;
- Fuel costs and parking taxes;
- Anything that is not mentioned in "The price includes"


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Part 66 AME Licence Syllabuses
- Introduction of New Part 66 AME Licence Syllabuses
- AMEL Examination Requirements
- Transition
- Summary of Major Changes to Part 66 AMEL Syllabuses
Introduction of New Part 66 AME Licence Syllabuses
The Part 66 AME basic licensing examination syllabuses have been revised, effective 01 Dec 08. The new syllabuses have been updated to reflect current technology and work practices. They are in an objectivised format, plainly stating the subject area and depth of knowledge required, and using standard verbs to describe the type of performance or activity to be demonstrated. The new syllabuses should assist training organisations and candidates prepare for the examinations by clearly defining the knowledge requirements.
See below for further information on the changes and transition requirements.
Previous AC66-1 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence is revised to become AC66-1 (PDF 337 KB) Revision 1 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence - General.
Previous AC66-2.1 Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence - Basic Examination Curricula is rewritten and reformatted to become the following individual ACs, each containing one examination subject syllabus. The ACs last digit numbering is based on the examination code number (see table below).
AMEL Examination Requirements
Information from:AC66-1 (PDF 337KB) Subpart B - Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence, 66.53(a)(2) Examinations (page 7)
The table below details the examinations requirements for each category. The table identifies each subject code number (column 2) and name (column 3) and indicates the Advisory Circular that contains the syllabus and other relevant material for each subject (column 1).
Use this link to view the ACs.
|Notes: Exams required prior to issue in the following categories
|Prior to the issue of a pressurised aircraft type rating in Groups 5 or 6, a pass in Subject 5 is required.
|Prior to the issue of category, either subjects 4 or 6 and either subjects 7 or 8 required, dependent upon the aspirations of the candidate. Only need to take one each of the paired subjects.
All four subjects must be taken for all four rating specialities.
|Prior to the issue of a type rating in Group 2, a pass in Subjects 12 & 13 is required.
|Prior to the issue of a rating in Group 2 or 3, a pass in Subjects 12 &14 is required.
|Prior to the issue of a rating in Groups 2, 3 or 4, a pass in Subjects 12 &15 is required.
The new syllabuses completely replace the current syllabuses on 01 Dec 08.
- Examination applicants sit examinations set to the current syllabuses published in AC66-2.1 Revision 2 until 30 Nov 08.
- Examination applicants sit examinations set for the new syllabuses published in the new AC66-2.x series from 01 Dec 08.
Grand-parenting Provisions
Examinations passed before 01 Dec 08 are acceptable for AME licence issue in accordance with rule 66.53(a)(2). Refer to transition arrangements above.
AME Licence issue applicants who have passed —
- Subject 01 (Aeronautical Science) prior to 01 Dec 08 will be considered to have passed both Subject 1A (Aeronautical Science – Mathematics & Physics) and Subject 1B (Aeronautical Science – Electrical Fundamentals).
- Subject 11 (Avionics I) prior to 01 Dec 08 will be considered to have passed both Subject 1B (Aeronautical Science – Electrical Fundamentals) and Subject 11.
Applicants for an Electrical, Instrument, or Radio Type Rating, on pressurised aircraft over 5700kg, who have passed any one of the Subjects 13, 14 or 15 prior to 01 Dec 08 will be considered to have also passed Subject 12 (Avionics II).
Summary of Major Changes to Part 66 AMEL Syllabuses
Under the previous syllabuses, Subject 1, Aeronautical Science, covered the mathematics, physics and basic electricity requirements for the AMEL. This was a broad area and candidates often struggled with the examination. Subject 11, Avionics 1, was also a large syllabus covering both basic and applied electrical topics.
The new syllabuses combine the fundamental electrical topics from both Subject 1 and Subject 11 into one area. This has been done by splitting Aeronautical Science into two manageable subjects: Subject 1A, Mathematics and Physics, and Subject 1B, Electrical Fundamentals. 1B also contains new material on digital electronics. As a result, Subject 11, Avionics 1, has been reduced to a more manageable size, and modern electronic and digital systems have been included.
Subject 12, Avionics 2, is a new subject introduced for avionics engineers who want to gain specific type ratings on aircraft above 5700 kg. It includes material that used to be part of Subjects 13, Electrical Systems, 14, Instrument Systems, and 15, Radio Systems, as well as digital techniques and computer/electronic devices for transport category aircraft, and aerodynamics for high speed flight. Subjects 13, 14, and 15 have all been reduced as a result, but they have had additional material on current technology, and material to meet ICAO requirements, added.
Subject 17, Human Factors, has been completely redeveloped, making it consistent with the EASA Human Factor Syllabus and world best practice.
ACs Renumbered but Unchanged
The following existing ACs have been renumbered to accommodate the above revision and AC renumbering in line with examination subject numbering. The ACs below have not been revised:
|AC66-2.2 renumbered as AC66-2.32
|Examination curricula–Certificate of inspection authorisation (subject 025)
|AC66-2.4 renumbered as AC66-2.33
|Examination curricula–Airframe overhaul (subject 009)
|AC66-2.5 renumbered as AC66-2.34
|Examination curricula–Mechanical component ratings (group 7)
|AC66-2.6 renumbered as AC66-2.35
|Examination curricula–Avionic component ratings (group 7)
|AC66-2.7 renumbered as AC66-2.30
|Examination curricula–Mechanical group ratings
|AC66-2.8 renumbered as AC66-2.31
Examination curricula–Avionic group ratings