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Amen, Amen, I say to You, Whoever Believes in Me Will Do the Works That I Do
These ordinary folks were witnesses to the Resurrection. So are we - you and me - right now.
It was an encounter with the Holy Spirit many years ago which led me back home to the Catholic Church into which I had been baptized as a child. Sometimes people still ask me "What Happened to those Pentecostal/Charismatic Catholics?" I guess my life is one of many answers to that question. The Spirit continued to lead me into the heart of the Church.
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - Our Gospel passage records an encounter with Thomas to whom the Resurrected Lord would later reveal His Holy glorified wounds. The account of the missionary work of the early church in our first reading from the Acts of the Apostles reminds us that the Holy Spirit is real - and can work today - if we believe it is possible.
These Easter readings recount the courageous living faith of the first followers of the Risen Savior in order to remind us it is meant to be normative. These experiences are not just part of a history book. They are an instruction manual for you and me.
These ordinary folks were witnesses to the Resurrection. So are we - you and me - right now.
Chapter 19 of Acts of the Apostles begins with these words, "While Apollos was in Corinth, Paul traveled through the interior of the country and came (down) to Ephesus where he found some disciples. He said to them, "Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you became believers?" They answered him, "We have never even heard that there is a Holy Spirit." (Acts 19: 1, 2)
Too often we live our lives like those disciples in Ephesus. We act as though we did not realize there even is a Holy Spirit! Yet an examination of the teaching of Jesus and the New Testament reveals the vital role of the Holy Spirit in the life and mission of the Church - and in the life and mission of every believer.
The early followers of Jesus gathered in that upper room on Pentecost expecting the fulfillment of the promise of the Lord. That promise was fulfilled. We refer to Pentecost as the birthday of the missionary church. Their encounter with the Holy Spirit in the Upper Room changed them. It was a call to carry forward in time His ongoing redemptive mission until he comes again.
The outpouring of the Holy Spirit is an invitation to us to live lives of sacrificial love, holiness and service in a world that God still loves - a world into which He sends His Son through the Body of Christ, the Church, of which we are members. The Holy Spirit draws us into communion with the Lord and participation in His Divine Life and mission.
That communion is lived in the Church. The Catholic Catechism, quoting St Augustine, affirms "What the soul is to the human body, the Holy Spirit is to the Body of Christ, which is the Church." (CCC # 797)
I am one of many whose life was profoundly changed by a life changing experience of the Holy Spirit decades ago. I am old enough to remember when we were called Pentecostal Catholics. That was before the term charismatic took hold. Sadly, it also became a caricature.
Frankly, I do not use any adjectival description before the noun Catholic anymore. I am just a Christian, standing by choice in the heart of the Catholic Church which stretches back to the earthly ministry of Jesus and His choice of Peter and the Apostles to continue His redemptive mission until He returns.
However, it was an encounter with the Holy Spirit many years ago which led me back home to the Catholic Church into which I had been baptized as a child. Sometimes people still ask me "What Happened to those Pentecostal/Charismatic Catholics?" I guess my life is one of many answers to that question. The Spirit continued to lead me into the heart of the Church.
My hunger for more of God and my passionate love for the Word of God, led me to continued theological studies and to ordination as a member of the clergy. My heart for evangelization led me to the myriad of ministries and works in which I have involved for decades.
Do I still believe that the gifts of the Holy Spirit are available for ordinary Christians? You bet I do! I know that they assist us in growing in the fruits of the Spirit and manifesting the character of Jesus Christ through living lives of real holiness.
I do not identify with any movement these days. Rather, I identify with Jesus Christ who has been raised from the dead and still pours out His graces through the Church which is His Body. My experience all those years ago was not about a movement but about a way of living in the heart of the Church for the sake of the world, in the Holy Spirit.
The Church was empowered by the Holy Spirit to live differently in the midst of a world awaiting the fullness of redemption; to lead the world back to the Father, through the Son, in the Holy Spirit. Can we live this kind of transformed Christian life in the stuff of our own daily lives? Yes, by living them in the heart of the Church by the power of the Holy Spirit.
In the words of the great western Bishop of Hippo, St Augustine, "We are an Easter people and Alleluia is our song". Death was dealt a fatal blow at the wounded but glorified hands of the Warrior of love. Death could not contain the One who poured Himself out in Love. He is alive and so are we.
We are witnesses to the Resurrection. Right now, in the year 2013. There is a glorified Resurrected Savior at the right hand of the Father, holding the place He has prepared for each of us. His wounds are glorified, beautiful, streaming the light of grace upon an earth being reborn, revealing the depth of His love and offering each of us the Hope that springs eternal.
We can find the purpose of eternity revealed in the temporal realities of our every today. The stuff of our mundane daily lives becomes the ingredients of our own sanctification; the materials out of which the new creation is fashioned anew around us, and within us.
The materials have not changed; we have, because He lives now in us and we live in Him. There is nothing we now face alone, no tomorrow that is not redeemed and made new in the timeless One, who, out of endless, eternal, unquenchable love, came into time to redeem and transform it.
Time unfolds into eternity in Him who has entered time and transformed it by His life, death and Resurrection. That Glorious Day understood by the Church as the first day of the new creation, that Day that the early Christians called the Eighth Day; is now upon us. It is also the portal to eternity. He is the firstborn, the first-fruits of a new creation and is making all things new now, within us and around us.
He is living His life through us, for others.
The ground from which God formed the first Adam, the ground upon which Jesus the Incarnate Word walked and into which they placed His sacred, lifeless Body, opened wide for the New Adam; it could not contain Him. He Rose victorious from the dead! 'Be not afraid' He cries out causing the stones to burst forth in our own lives.
'Be gone" He commands as he shines the light that dispels all the darkness! 'Now since the children share in blood and flesh, he likewise shared in them, that through death he might destroy the one who has the power of death, that is, the devil, and free those who through fear of death had been subject to slavery all their life. (Hebrews 2:14-15)'.
Through sin, death came into the world. By the Sinless One it is vanquished. No longer an enemy, death is now a friend, an ally, to those who live their lives in the One who has been raised from the dead. No longer an end, it becomes a new beginning for all who hide their lives in His wounded side and live their lives forever joined to Him. Nothing can separate us from that Love incarnated in the Crucified, Risen Son of the True and Living God.
We can live in the encounter with the Risen Jesus and do the same works. We can live as though we actually believe that He holds the future - our future and the future of this whole world that He still loves- in those wounded, glorified hands.
The Resurrection is a lens through which we view everything, even suffering and loss. When we do, we discover they have beauty and irreplaceable value - redemptive, life transforming value- when we choose to follow the One who has been raised. 'Amen, Amen, I say to you, Whoever Believes in Me Will Do the Works That I Do.'
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10 months ago
Trinbagonian, I want to disagree with the idea that the Catholic Church is not for the poor because I know many specific Catholic Parishes where the Community of Believers work constantly and tirelessly for the poor, sometimes becoming poor themselves in the process. Is'nt that exactly what Jesus told the rich young man? World standards still put most of us in the rich mans shoes and most of us can't let go of "all" that we work for. It's not that we don't trust God, we just want to enjoy our stuff for the time being. We are procrastinators withot due regards to the eternal effects of our procrastinating. Time is for human beings enjoying this life, eternity is for human beings who gave their time freely. Vivat Jesus
10 months ago
Sr. Emma, I am sorry I don't have the info...I will pray for the Holy Spirit's Help. Hope readers read Emma's comment below.
You know Deacon, I think one important teaching the Holy Spirit is now giving me is Humility/Patience/Gentleness/Understanding/Love.
I prayed for greater understanding of God's broken Church community (different religions/denominations/ethos). I find it so sad and the CHURCH Catholic is so rich...I mean just read your article...so rich that I have to revisit it in another sitting). The Holy Spirit is teaching me to better handle religious division and especially Christian division and Catholic persecution.
The Church is for everybody. We are the Church. Indeed, God has blessed us with plenty in different areas. Some have money and property (this is just 1 area). Right now God is blessing me with the financial capability to give my children a better education than I received. And I thank God for it. I acknowledge Him all for it. And I pray that the Holy Spirit will show them how to use it.
Similarly, the Holy Spirit is for everybody. The Holy Spirit has no bounds. Everyone needs the Holy Spirit.
So, the Holy Spirit is pouring out love, God's Love..."Love as I have loved you"...for everybody.
Now, If I include the poor hopefully, I can raise the standard of my love and include everybody...the poor in hope, the poor in education, the poor in finance, the poor in relationships...etc. the poor in me. Where am I lacking that I may ask for healing? Do I consider that the other may be better than me in ... let's say charity or some particular skill? I may be limited by my own poverty in seeing the Truth about myself or finding God's Truth .
No one can deny that the Church does not care for the poor. But the Pope is raising the standard. A poor Church includes little me. May all be welcomed in Christ's Church,
Alleleuia! Thank you, Holy Father.
"The Resurrection is a lens through which we view everything, even suffering and loss. When we do, we discover they have beauty and irreplaceable value - redemptive, life transforming value- when we choose to follow the One who has been raised."
Praise God! Thanks for the teaching Deacon. -
10 months ago
Beautiful, inspired writing, Deacon. You convey strength and conviction which we, too, need. May God strengthen us.
10 months ago
This seems an appropriate article to post a request for assistance ...a few nights ago I caught a report on the evening news. It had to do with the crime situation in Juarez, Mexico. A Catholic Priest was interviewed and was speaking of a park that he had established in that area for the children. He had also said that gov. funding had been withdrawn and the park, so vital for the children would close. A group of us would like to "adopt " this endeavor. Unfortunately, we weren't paying enough attention and the idea to take this on in a fully committed way came about only after the fact :( We don't know what network it was on nor the name of church or priest. A google search only redirects us back to churches in our own area, so that's a washout. Is there anyone at Catholic Online or any readers that can help us find this church? We truly want to help these children! Thank you.
10 months ago
Tom McGuire,
Why mix political views with Christian faith? (your left/right comment). As you correctly state, it should be a "poor Church for the poor". Too many people think the government should take over what is the duty and obligation of each and every member of the Church. For heaven's sake, the government's idea of charity is free abortion!
As an aside, statistics show that Americans on the "right" give far more of their incomes to charity than do their counterparts on the "left". We are really not so far apart on our ideals in this country, just in how those goals should be met. Please don't try to divide our Church in the same way.
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10 months ago
To believe Him is by the Spirit, to surely do the works that he does., This is the reason to requesting the Father to send the Holy Spirit. Comparatively, Israel of old could never keep the law by the works in the truth of it. For Joshua to the Congregation of Israel prophesied "You cannot served the Lord, for He is a Holy one" 'cause it needed Christ to the manifestation of the Covenant, who in turn send the Spirit. For Man is not saved by "Faith alone" but by "Grace alone" assessed by working the Faith, to St.James "Faith without works is dead' The basic-foundational, confusion of Martin Luther & the Pentecostals.
10 months ago
We have much in common in our experience of the Pentecostal/Charismatic Catholic movement. However, we did end up with different ideological bents. I am more to the left you to the right. In my experience I felt the "Charismatic Movement never took seriously the preferential option for the poor. The Holy Spirit continues to move and to guide us to the true way of Jesus. The Bishop of Rome Francis is calling us to a new renewal: a poor church for the poor. For this I am deeply grateful.
10 months ago
Christ is truly present body,blood,soul and Divinity in the most Holy Eucharist. During my first Eucharistic adoration and even now I sense,know,the real presence of Christ as a fact of being. The Holy Spirit is in all with faith to the degree that it is allowed into interact with that individual. Christ is the same yesterday,today and forever. For those with faith Christ doesn't change. That is why the faith has remained the same for over 2000 years. When I look into the eyes of another with faith and knowing that they are influenced with the same sense of faith that I am,then I see a reflection of Christ. This is more or less depending on how much that person has allowed Christ to influence their life's choices. God has created and Fathered us throughout history. Christ has shown us how to live a Holy Sacrificial life that is pleasing to God The Father. The Holy Spirit is active in the Holy Catholic Church to teach us how to live by faith as well as to remind us of the eternal blessedness that imparts all blessing through the Father and the Son,who are eternally one and act through the power of the Holy Spirit,to bless all people. This way we can know that to live a life is a blessing and never a curse. God the power of 3 in one being is Love. To love is the reason for being.
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the episode ending was pretty nice. Kirito asking Asuna to get married. I thought when Kirito lost his hand it was perminant and that he would never be able to use duel wield again. Was that incarnate system or something when Kirito used his hand to kill that dude?
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Damn you internet, i knew the outcome of the battle already. But, it was cool. Except for the part where Heatcliff uses his "mojo" to kick Kirito's ass. So i guess that other thing i read ... In the end, Kirito didn't have such a hard time. He joined a guild, but he admitted that it was a good move. And he gets Asuna. Not win-win, but surely positive. Detailed those avatars, aren't they? I mean, they use underwear and stuff. I'm sure Kirito didn't strip because he goes commando under all that black. I mean, you don't need underwear in the virtual world, do you? Does it have a armor bonus? Victorias Secret +1 armor? Calvin Klein, + 1 against Paralisys? But, if Heathcliff is such a good judge of character, how come he didn't knew about Kuradeel? Or it was a deeper ploy? Sadly, i sensed the whole "i am from the laughling coffin" as soon as the paralisys went in to play. It gives the whole thing in episode 8-9 a new meaning. In the end, Kirito protecting Asuna was the best. [Mod edit: removed spoiler/hint/speculation] |
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Nicely done episode and adaptation bed-scene between Kirito and Asuna was just like imagined after reading it.
Actually I was like wth as his hand came of, totally wasn't expecting that. The duel was quite good and also not too long (imagine, a normal duel in a MMORPG doesn't take more than 2 mins normally and they go till death). Quote:
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When Kirito's arm got cut off I thought he lost it forever for a moment there. Luckily he did not.
Shouldn't it be impossible to attack your own guildmate though? Also, Asuna could see them on the map, but they could not summon help? Is that normal? And, they are enjoying their time off in the end, but aren't they in a fishy situation, two guys are dead, no witnesses, and both Kirito and Asuna are known to be hostile to one of them. Time for some interrogation instead of this lovey dovey stuff |
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How would they summon help? And who else would be able to get there in time? They were saved by the fact that Asuna was stalking Kirito. They aren't in a fishy situation at all, because they both still have green cursors (self defense). So everyone would naturally believe their stories. Game mechanics are more infallible than any court of law. Not to mention the fact that Kuradeel was a known creep. People didn't know quite how crazy he was, but it's understandable. |
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Who would they call? I don't think there's any way to randomly teleport to a spot in a dungeon. Besides in a crisis I think she just wanted to get there before it was too late. No time to explain.
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Rather than "calibrate", I think that we just need to verify that it is accurate. If we found some inaccuracies, then we could deal with that later.
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How exactly would you calibrate a CAD package? That's completely rediculous. Did he ask you to calibrate your calculator? That's all Inventor is, a really high end graphing calculator.
Create a dimension that is equal to 2 inches + 2 inches and show him that the line comes out to be 4 inches long.
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You aren't really measuring anything with Inventor. The measurements are done with phyical measurement devices based on dimensions provided by your software only. Frankly I would just stick a "calibration not required" sticker on the Inventor box and stuff it back in the closet.
Guess others have come across this.
Maybe he was confusing "CAD" with "CAM."
karthur1 wrote:During a recent audit, an inspector asked me how can do I "Calibrate" our CAD software.
I hold up my calipers to the screen.
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I agree with everyone here that this request is TOTALLY rediculous. I think he is was just looking for something to put in his report actually. But, now that he has put this in there, we have to resolve it or we could lose our certification.
He didn't ask about the CAM software or Excel that we use. I didnt want to open that can and cause us more grief. I looked at the "Ask the Expert" page that a couple of you linked to, and that is basically what we told him.
JD, this is AISC auditor.
I understand what he was after (I think), how do you validate your processes.
But the terminology he used and if no other context of the question was presented I would liken this to a Dilbert cartoon ( http://dilbert.com/ ) - jargon with no meaning, trying to sound professional but instead sounding clueless. And to top it off it makes the responder seem to be the clueless one unless they instantly recognize the institutional jargon and respond appropriately.
In the follow-up when you do respond appropriately the reviewer will notate that as progress in response to his review. Nothing changed, just the perception.
Maybe the auditor was thinking about any analysis you do. You may have been on the right track with your initial mass properties idea. Do you perform any stress analysis on your designs? There are certifications for FEA codes. This is really CAE not CAD, but who knows. The guys over in the Simulation discussion group might be able to help. Here's a certification thread over there: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-Simulation-
I hope this helps,
FEA is NOT a measurement tool either and as such should NOT require calibration/validation.
No one in their right mind would rely 100% on the output of a FEA program. Its simply a "get in the ballpark" design tool that should NEVER replace real world performance measurments.
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office of Mayor of Cedar City by a majority of four votes. and WHEREAS, bond of said Walter K . Granger, in the sum of one thousand dollars, duly executed with the official oath attached, has been filed with the City Recorder. Now THEREFORE. Be it resolved that the said Walter K. Granger is duly elected as Mayor of Cedar City. Passed." City officials, elected Nov. 3 , 1923. met with the outgoing officers a t 12 noon. Present: Mayor Dalley, Councilmen--Palmer, Foster. Williams, Robinson, and Jones; and also, Mayor Granger, Councilman--Kopp , Lunt , and Fuller. Mayor Dalley made a report of the conditions of the City and the business which needed to be acted upon in the near future a s follows: City accounts to be audited, petitions to extend sewer system, the paving of s t r e e t s , the urgent need of a City Business Building, a new jail, and also the Fire Department needed attention; he also mentioned that the adding of Cluff Springs to the water supply had been considered by the Council. City Recorder Dalley reported as follows: A new system of accounting is needed for the City: and the salary of the Recorder is not sufficient to demand satisfactory labor from him. An increase in salary should be considered. Watermaster Leigh reported the conditions of the water system, and that t h e r e was fifteen to twenty thousand feet of wood pipe still in the City system which should be removed: he also stated t h a t the water s u ~ ~ will ~ r o b a b l vbe s h o r t in lv a d r y summer. Mavor Graneer then took his official chair. Councilman u Kopp suggested a written report of the t a p s , e t c . , and the amount of water used b y the consumers, in order to check on the water being wasted. Councilman Palmer suggested that the meter system be installed. .. - Jan. 1 7 , 1 9 2 4 . . . M . J . Macfarlane and Legrand Pace were p r e s e n t , in behalf of the Mammoth Plaster and Cement Co., and requested t h a t the City assist them in making s t r e e t s passable for the heavy t r u c k s to freight the gypsum from the Canyon to the Railroad Station. Councilman Palmer offered a motion to grade the following s t r e e t s : Third East from Center Street to First North, thence west to Railroad Station; and the City pay 50% of the cost and the Cement Company agreed to pay the remaining 50%. Carried. Webster petition for the City Sewer waste water was considered. Councilman Robinson motioned that the City lease the sewer waste water to the North Field and the Union Field and Irrigation Companies. Carried. Motion made that a room in the Sheep Store building he rented for an office for the City Officials. Carried. Mr. McCloen asked for a refund of the money paid the City for a horse bought from them, which was afterwords claimed b y Myres. Referred to Attorney.
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A couple and four children who survived two days in the sub-zero Nevada mountains, apparently because one of them built a fire and heated rocks to load into their rolled-over Jeep, expressed thanks Wednesday for "care and love from our community and the nation."
In a statement released by the hospital where they are recovering, the six called their rescuers "valiant" and asked for privacy.
One of the children, a 10-year-old girl, signed her name in blue ink in big, careful, cursive letters.
The statement offered no new details on the group's harrowing two days in the frigid cold of the mountain range. The six — James Glanton, his girlfriend, Christina McIntee, their two children and McIntee's niece and nephew — were found in fairly good shape Tuesday after a rescuer spotted the Jeep. The children range in age from 3 to 10.
The rescuer, Chris Montes, said that Glanton built a fire inside a spare tire, used brush and wood from nearby for kindling, and heated rocks to take back to the Jeep. His ingenuity was hailed as the difference between life and death.
The temperature on the range was 21 degrees below zero Sunday night, and below zero again Monday night.
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"It's a miracle. It really is," said Richard Machado, the Pershing County sheriff.
The ordeal began after the couple and children failed to return Sunday from a trip to play in the snow near their hometown of Lovelock, in Nevada's high desert, about 100 miles northeast of Reno.
The Jeep had been seen Sunday "doing wheelies or doughnuts" at a mining camp in Seven Troughs, a dispatch supervisor said. Officials said the couple had not taken food or water with them.
The sheriff's office got word shortly late Tuesday morning that the Jeep had been found, rolled on its roof, with the group inside, "down off a little slope," said Leslie Steward, a police dispatcher.
The Associated Press reported that Montes first saw what looked to be children's footprints in the snow before spotting tire tracks that led into a remote canyon but not back out.
The Reno Gazette-Journal newspaper reported that Montes and another searcher, Salvador Paredes, hiked to the spot. Paredes went to find cellphone service while Montes approached Glanton. Glanton was startled at first, Montes told the newspaper.
"And he reached out and caught me, and he probably thought I was his wife first," he said. "He looked up and saw my face, and it surprised him a little bit."
"I think everybody was thinking the worst for a little bit," said Montes, a longtime friend of Glanton's who hunts in the area.
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Nevada wing Civil Air Patrol Col. Timothy F. Hahn said that the family was found "four miles from civilization."
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The CEO of the hospital said that the couple and children had not suffered frostbite but had "some exposure issues and dehydration."
"I'm relieved that God answered our prayers," a cousin, David Mosier, told NBC affiliate KRNV. "They just told me that they found them and that's all I wanted to hear."
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The British Humanist Association (BHA), which has launched the action with a local campaign group, is applying for judicial review of the decision by a London council, Richmond, to hand £10m of land and assets to the Catholic church to set up two new voluntary-aided religious schools, one primary and one secondary.
The case will hinge on a relatively narrow piece of legislation, an amendment to the Education Act passed last year, which compels councils looking to set up a new school to also seek proposals for a free school, with the competing bids decided on by the Department for Education. But the BHA says it highlights a wider issue of councils too often waving through state-funded faith schools, with the last five years seeing two-thirds of them set up without any alternatives being offered.
Andrew Copson, chief executive of the BHA, which opposes all faith schools, said: "Although it's a local case, it really is representative of a national pattern, which sees state-funded religious schools opening by the back door, without competition, without the possibility even for local people to make their voices heard.
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Posted 02 November 2010 - 03:56 AM
Thx dencorso for that quick reply!That page gives me the selfsame error
So, it is IE6SP1 related.
They may have changed their code page recently.
EDIT: This link is also crashing (with no warning) IE6 in XP Professional SP3!
Edited by CharlesF, 03 November 2010 - 11:51 AM.
Posted 23 November 2010 - 04:25 PM
That web page crashed IE 6.0 SP3 while running WinXP SP3 on my PC. The OS was not affected. The URL works properly in all my other browsers [newest builds of Firefox, Chrome + Opera].
I'm using MSHTML.DLL 6.00.2900.6003 English QFE build installed by KB982381 [MS10-035] security fix.
Probable causes [IMHO]:
2. Maybe there's a bug or exploitable flaw in MSHTML.DLL [so far looks like all 6.00.xxxx.xxxx versions/builds are affected]. And if that's true, I hope MS is working hard to fix it [oh, I forgot (not!)... IE6 support has been terminated, they don't care ;-)].
3. Or could be a combination of both #1 + #2 above. [?]
If any1's interested to study this further, these are that web site's local scripts:
Nothing there that can cause a browser crash [benign scripts]. But maybe their server settings/configs are to blame (?), in which case somebody should contact their webmaster and report this bug. This web server is using Apache + PHP 4.4.9:
The only other JS scripts on that page come from Google Ads:
and this adware hit counter [which I have disabled in my HOSTS file]:
Posted 01 December 2010 - 03:03 AM
Then it's either / or:Thanks MDGx .Confirmed, also.
As reported here, I have a whole list of such sites.
On the other hand, even after disabling javascript (from inside Maxthon), the crash is still present.
1. server side scripts [Apache htaccess/config, SSI, PHP, Cron, Zen, etc, or whatever MS server/ASP/IIS scripts they might have] in need of upgrading/changing/better programming = contact the webmaster for the site(s) you're interested to visit in the future.
2. a flaw in all 6.x.xxxx builds of MSHTML.DLL = unfortunately there is no solution, MS discontinued support for all IE 6.0 builds. :-(
Posted 04 July 2011 - 11:19 PM
MDIE6CU.EXE (v3.4) contains version 6.00.2800.1599 (xpsp2.040919-1003) of 'mlang.dll', which exhibits the same problems reported for version 6.0.2600.0 : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318256
The last version of 'mlang.dll' which seems okay is 6.00.2800.1106.
PS. The broken version of 'mlang.dll' seems to come from Q886677, the okay version comes from IE 6.0 SP1, specifically : http://download.micr...EN-US/IE_S3.CAB
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Can someone upload version 3.4 of this? Lots of these projects are suffering link rot
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Then it's either / or:
1. server side scripts [Apache htaccess/config, SSI, PHP, Cron, Zen, etc, or whatever MS server/ASP/IIS scripts they might have] in need of upgrading/changing/better programming = contact the webmaster for the site(s) you're interested to visit in the future.
2. a flaw in all 6.x.xxxx builds of MSHTML.DLL = unfortunately there is no solution, MS discontinued support for all IE 6.0 builds. :-(
This is probably a bug in MSHTML.dll. A rare bug because when scripts are disabled eveything should work fine. This is strange.
No crash with K-Meleon.
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Added Spanish fix (all others same). Recompiled with IExpress for compatibility with Win9x OSes [NT4+SP6a, 2000 + XP Pre-SP2 users: install X2360131.EXE (2.57 MB) instead]. IE 6.0 SP1 from WinXP SP3 Q2360131 (MS10-071) Fix:
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"She was very easy to talk to and so supportive of our work," said Brian Skanes, executive director of the in Mt. Kisco. Kennedy was involved in the nonprofit organization for several years as a volunteer on the club's annual fundraising dinner. When she heard about the club's Youth of the Year awards, she volunteered to host the event at her home.
An accomplished architect, Kennedy led the renovations on her home on South Bedford Road, which included several ecologically-friendly designs.
"For several weeks leading up to the dinner I visited her at home, which was still under construction, and I'd say 'Mary, will this be ready?' and she'd smile and assure me. , it was beautiful. She was just a warm and caring person," said Skanes.
Kennedy was Wednesday in a barn behind her house by . The Westchester County Medical Examiner's Office afternoon that the cause of her death was asphyxiation by hanging.
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"We are so saddened to learn about the passing of Mary," said Mary Beth Kass, co-chair of , an organization dedicated to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainable practices. Kennedy participated in the nonprofit's first energy advisory forum in 2007 and has supported its efforts toward home energy efficiency.
"She was such a lovely, warm and gracious person and was always willing to assist us with our environmental goals," said Kass. "She shared her experience and photos of their beautiful green home renovation—that forum was the beginning of Bedford's focus on home energy efficiency. Mary's generosity, approachability and willingness to share her personal environmental efforts with our community has done a lot to addvance Bedford 2020's goals. We are grateful and will miss having her as our Bedford neighbor."
Peter Michaelis, Bedford resident and longtime friend of Kennedy, yesterday remembered her as a "caring friend," and "someone who was always there for you." The two knew each other as teens in Washington D.C. and later, as fellow college students at Brown University.
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- lunaladyoflight says, "Thanks! Yea I've wanted to make this costume since 2009, but I'm glad I waited. And Thanks! It was my first one at a big convention! :D"
- For Sarah Sisulart from Lost Odyssey


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Patent suit takes aim at Apple, Dell, others over encryption
A security group has taken aim at some of the biggest computer and software makers, claiming their products infringe on one or more of its patents.
Maz Encryption Technologies, a Delaware company made up of two former employees of Maz Technologies, filed suits last week against Apple, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba, Fujitsu, Lenovo, and Research In Motion (now BlackBerry).
In seven separate complaints, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware, Maz accuses the companies of infringing on one or more of its three patents covering encryption and user authentication technologies -- low level security found in … Read more


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Huntington University recognizes board member for service
HUNTINGTON, Ind.— Huntington University has granted emeritus status to Kenneth "Skip" Savage for his 23 years of service on the
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Savage ended his tenure in October.
Savage, a native of Grandville, Mich., and father of board chair Kelly Savage, joined the board in 1988, and during that time, has served on the finance committee, the enrollment management, marketing and communication committee and the executive committee.
"I have greatly appreciated working with Skip. He has been an outstanding trustee," said Dr. G. Blair Dowden, president of Huntington University. "I am very grateful for his faithful and dedicated leadership of the university through his time, energy, resources and prayers. Throughout his tenure, he has been an influential member of the board and has provided valuable insights and understanding in our decision-making processes."
Savage was recognized during the Oct. 20-21 board meeting.
Also during the meeting, Kelly Savage of Grandville, Mich., Dr. Herbert Schumm of Lima, Ohio, and Nancy Hull of Belmont, Mich., were re-elected for a second term to the offices of chair, vice chair and secretary, respectively. The board also re-elected eight trustees to four-year terms: Dr. Owen Gordon of Mandeville, Manchester, Jamaica; Dale Haupert of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Nancy Hull of Belmont, Mich.; Larry Lance of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Dr. Emmett Lippe of Harrison, Mich.; Brian Nofzinger of Adrian, Mich.; Jane Schenkel of Huntington, Ind.; and Dr. Herbert Schumm of Lima, Ohio. In addition, Student Body President Daniel Binkoski of Adrian, Mich., and Alumni Board President Greg Smitley of Leo, Ind., began their ex officio terms on the board.
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Photos From Hudson With DJ Heather 8/10
August 12th, 2009Check out these pix from our Monday night party at Hudson Hotel in NYC with DJ Heather. If you missed your chance to get down this week, don't worry- the next Hudson party will be here before you know it. More details coming soon.