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Oh wow, will have to give this a go then. Not even attempted it yet. Any tips?
Bring two delays, this ice dragon thing: stall until his shields are on 1 then delay, bring down and kill eventually. Boss delay, hit hard with two crosses and then just kill.
Watch out the regular floors also hit hard.
Same stage lmao
167 mio damage alone on Akechi. Theee crosses ...
Nice one. Took a couple of runs, but....
Ninegaruda however, went down blind, first try. Boom!
Also, bonus Aizen damage images. Usually have Saito on my team and his output is about 1.5-1.6x greater than everyone else.
I hadn't unlocked arena on my JP account and did celestial pole this morning, then did A1 and succeeded first try (whoohoo) and thought i try A2, ended up clearing it for the first time ever (didn't clear it on EU)... lol thanks Aizen-sama
Aizen does HephDra ... nuff said
Also, remember kids, always use your Eschamalis before entering the Radar floor ^_^
Unfortunately no drop -.- (GH really knows from which RadarDra I want a dupe the most -.- In the meantime Zeus and NoahDras are playing dodgeball in my box again)
I might try A3 later, @RaiGomaru . What inherits do I need? INdra? A Orochi?
A long lasting shield (at least 3 turns better 5 is needed) and a delay (A.Orochi, normal Orochi or Hydra) mainly for Vishnu and as emergency button should you have problems with Sopdet. Shieldwise, normal Susanoo might be the best but everything else is also OKable.
Good Luck ^_^
Got my first arena 1 clear. Aizen really is too good.
@RaiGomaru cool, thanks. Have a normal Susano actually. Not sure if have mats for him to lvl and inherit so may go with Indra (he'd be preferable over A Susano I presume?)
If you have to choose between Indra and A.Susanoo then go for Indra. Otherwise nothing beats non awoken susanoos 5 turn shield. He is also the key against HeraDra when we get the same color SI bonus
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Cuba: Over Thousand Visitors to Attend May Day Celebrations
Union activists from around the world will participate in May Day activities at the invitation of different solidarity organizations
Over 1200 foreign visitors, many of them US citizens, will participate in May Day celebrations in Cuba, which include a march on Havana's Jose Marti Revolution Square.
Photos of 2016 May Day Parade in Sancti Spiritus, Central Cuba
The general secretary of the Cuban Workers Confederation, Ulises Guilarte, told PL news agency that a large number of those visitors come from the United States, which has become common place over the past few years in these celebrations for International Workers' Day.
The activists from around the world come on the invitation of different solidarity organizations, unions, and on their own initiative to join the Cuban people in what is known as the largest mobilization of persons on the island in support of the Socialist Revolution, Guilarte said.
On May 2nd, after the march, Havana's Conventions Hall will host an international Solidarity Forum, and later, foreign and Cuban specialists will gather for a debate on the impact by neoliberal policies on the working class.
But previous to May 1st, many visitors will join voluntary work actions and will tour work centers; they will also meet with the people to have a first-hand look at Cuban society and the economic and social project under update and development.
On May Day, Cuban workers will demand the lifting of the US economic, financial and commercial blockade of Cuba and the return to the Cuban people of the territory occupied by the US military base in eastern Guantanamo province.
The workers will also expressed their support to all progressive and revolutionary processes in this part of the world in the face of the counter-offensive launched by international and local right wing circles to thwart the right of the peoples to build their own future, said the union
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Most of my high school friends were obsessed with college-prep, extra-curricular activities, and jobs. Except for one friend. Like a lion, he could sniff out a wounded schoolmate from a thousand yards. And like a lamb, he sat with them in their grief.
One day we heard a lecture on handling pain. Much of the class was indifferent, but this one friend listened with fixed attention. My preppy class asked how to deal with a poor score on a college-entry exam; he asked how to cheer a suicidal sibling.
My friend suffered from cerebral palsy. Everyday his infirmity slapped him in the face, and every night throbbing muscles threatened his sleep. His stumbled awkwardly as he walked, his dialog was often incomprehensible, his body was wracked with pain. (All-the-while his mind remained sharp; he knew what he suffered.)
Classmates overlooked him for team sports; mid-day waiters insulted him by asking me what "he" wanted for lunch; and the difficulty of his spastic speech meant few people invited him for an evening dinner.
Yet he always sought out others in in their sorrow. Oswald Chambers observed that,
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A SWAT officer shot a suspected gunman who took a woman hostage and attempted to use her as a human shield in Denver on Monday, bringing a tense standoff to a dramatic end.
Police told the Daily Mail that "shortly after arriving after 8:30 a.m. at a 7-eleven on the western fringes of the city, the suspect took hostages and appeared to be armed."
The suspect, who was reportedly shot in the torso, was in critical condition on Monday, but no hostages were harmed, KDVR-TV reports.
Police first got a call about a "suspicious person" and later discovered the gunman. A motive has not yet been established, though a witness claimed that the man attempted to rob the store.
The man reportedly took one of his female hostages outside about an hour into the standoff, trying to use the woman as a human shield. It is unclear how many hostages were being held.
"He also either had a handgun in his hoodie or pretended to have a handgun in his hoodie, according to the spokesperson," the Daily Mail adds.
When the man realized he couldn't escape, he tried to "drag the female back into the store." A SWAT officer then fired an accurate shot, allowing officers to detain him.
Five schools in the area were placed on lockdown while police worked to end the standoff, according to KDVR-TV.


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Our Verdict: Westinghouse's L1916HW packs the resolution of a typical 22-inch monitor into a 19-inch screen. It's a good way to get more screen space without losing desk space. Just make sure your chair is adjustable, because this monitor's stand isn't. Read More…
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Incorporating high-resolution functionality into small LCD screens has been a common practice among laptop manufacturers for years. HP's 1080p-ready HDX18 is just the latest example of a notebook that lets you see more onscreen without the burden of a larger screen. The affordable Westinghouse L1916HW migrates that idea to the desktop arena by offering what is essentially a 22-inch monitor's resolution in a 19-inch display. Unfortunately, ergonomics and grayscale performance issues limit the monitor's usefulness.
Getting the monitor up and running was easy, thanks to its light weight and driverless installation. Although we did have a problem with pixel-timing (flickering) problems when we first plugged in the monitor via the included VGA cable, the issue went away after some warm-up time and a PC reboot. Using a DVI cable (not included), we didn't experience such issues.
The L1916HW's screen boasts an ample 1,680x1,050 resolution that's great for productivity, because you can have several windows open with little layering and clutter. We were able to display a Microsoft Word document and Web site side by side with no overlap, which is useful for researching while writing. But like most budget displays, the monitor's stand lacks height and angle adjustments. This forced us to adjust our chair and body posture to best see the screen, an ergonomic solution that's far from ideal.
Still, if productivity is your main priority, this monitor has plenty to like. Its bright screen (3,000-to-1 dynamic contrast ratio) is more than adequate for displaying text, surfing the Web, and editing photos. In our DisplayMate testing, the L191HW displayed readable text down to 5.3 points; at such a high resolution on a 19-inch screen, however, you'll have to squint hard or lean forward to read such tiny text.
Grayscale performance didn't fare so well, particularly on the low end. Whereas most monitors have no problem displaying all but the absolute darkest of grays, the L1916HW struggled with the 10 darkest shades, all of which appeared black in our tests. The light end of the scale fared much better, but we still wouldn't recommend this monitor for imaging and graphics work. The L1916HW performed adequately in our DVD and gaming tests, thanks largely to the fast 2ms response time, which kept artifacts and ghosting at bay. But again, grayscale issues meant that dark corners with detail often looked simply black, even though bright colors and whites were warm and vivid.
When we attempted to adjust the image, we were met with further frustration. The six touch-sensitive "buttons" are among the worst we've seen. Hidden behind the screen on the right side where you can't see them or their labels, the buttons can turn simple contrast and brightness adjustments into an exercise in anger management. The power button worked too well, causing us to frequently turn off the monitor when we were trying to tilt or swivel the screen. Other buttons for navigating onscreen menus were just as bad, often not working until we found just the right way to swipe a finger over them. We frequently touched an adjacent button while groping around blindly behind the bezel, almost always making unwanted adjustments.
With a low price of just $199, the L1916HW is a decent monitor for a cramped dorm room or small apartment–as long as you have simple productivity needs. Its light weight makes it easy to move, and somewhat makes up for the stand's adjustment issues, though you'll probably need a third-party monitor stand to get the screen to the right height.
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Our Verdict: Westinghouse's L1916HW packs the resolution of a typical 22-inch monitor into a 19-inch screen. It's a good way to get more screen space without losing desk space. Just make sure your chair is adjustable, because this monitor's stand isn't.
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After a whole issue dedicated to attacking Donald Trump's conservative bona fides, one of the oldest conservative political magazines in the country left no doubt about where they stand on Trump's campaign for president. But after the blockbuster issue debuted, the magazine instantly paid the price for attacking the GOP frontrunner.
National Review, the magazine founded in 1955 by William F. Buckley–one of the nation's most famous conservatives–has now come out in full force against Donald Trump with an entire issue dedicated to explaining just why The Donald isn't a conservative.
With a cover simply declaring "Against Trump," it features anti-Trump articles by such leading writers as Glenn Beck, L. Brent Bozell, Mona Charen, Steven F. Hayward, William Kristol, Dana Loesch, Andrew C. McCarthy, Michael Medved, Edwin Meese, John Podhoretz, Thomas Sowell and others.
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Posted 7/6/2010 6:17 PM (GMT -7)
I picked three large cucumbers from our garden and promptly lost them! I looked in the garden, in the pool shed, on all the outside tables, in the garden shed, the bathroom, the bedroom closet, the laundry room, the pantry and refrigerator, the living room, and finally gave up.
Then I picked a lemon off our tree and set it in the kitchen sink and voila, there were the cucumbers - they were in the sink the entire time!
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Posted 7/6/2010 6:31 PM (GMT -7)
LOL...oh Sue, I can relate so well!! For me, it's not so much losing things as it is putting things in weird places.
For example, I went to put a plate in the dishwasher this morning and promptly threw it in the garbage can instead.
Try to laugh these things off - it's the best way to save your sanity!
Conditions: Fibromyalgia, Severe Myofascial Pain, Chronic Pelvic Pain (with permanent muscle damage), Femoroacetabular Impingement (CAM and Pincer), Reynauds, IBS, Surgical Adhesions, Ophthalmic Migraines, Severe Hot Flashes (both Surgical Menopause and medication related), plus physically unable to vomit due to the Nissen, and I have extremely tiny veins with a lot of scar tissue...a joy when it comes to having to give blood or get an IV started
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Posted 7/6/2010 6:38 PM (GMT -7)
Hey Sue!
That's good news. Now can you find the strainer basket for my sink??? It's a double sink and about
3 days ago one of the strainer baskets was not in either one of them when I did dishes. Now I know I misplace things but sheesh....that's ridiculous! or as one grandson says...that's 'freediculus!'...lol If you find my missing basket in your tool shed will you email it to me please???
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Posted 7/6/2010 8:22 PM (GMT -7)
Pam - that's funny!!!
Chutz - did you look in your linen closet? I think I saw it in there. ;)
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Posted 7/6/2010 9:13 PM (GMT -7)
Nothing will make you feel crazier than losing your cucumbers!
I hate looking all over the house for something I JUST HAD in my hands!
Chutz, I'm sure you will find your strainer baskets lying next to the garbage disposal plug I lost a couple of months ago....
My fog story for the day: This morning, I used a Q-tip and antibiotic cream. I put the used Q-tip on my vanity table and threw the antibiotic cream in the trash. *yuck*
Gotta love fibro fog.
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Posted 7/6/2010 9:22 PM (GMT -7)
I burst out laughing when I read your post, Sue! What gets me is how we keep doing these things year after year. I keep expecting that with enough time, I will somehow train my mind to be more present or linear or whatever it is not. But something tells me that this is the way it's gonna be for the forseeable future. I am not making progress! I have notes to myself all over the place, but never remember where. More clouds in the forecast, I'm afraid....
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Posted 7/7/2010 4:50 AM (GMT -7)
I love your thread title!
I once threw money in the trash, and was in too much pain to pick through it and find my quarters - so I left them there. And I'm broke most of the time.
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Posted 7/7/2010 5:56 AM (GMT -7)
Sue, you made me hungry for cucumbers, they are going on my grocery list.
I have already found a box of Kleenex in my refrigerator...cold...cold...makes sense?
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Posted 7/7/2010 6:26 AM (GMT -7)
You all make me feel so much better about
myself. I am so crazy that it worries me sometime.
a year ago I posted about
throwing $800.00 away in the trash can when I cleaned out my freezer and threw seeds away that my DH had saved for two or three years. I forgot that he had put the cash in with the package of seeds for safe keeping. I still grieve over that mistake. We didn't miss it for about
three months when he needed some cash for something. It was too late then. I did remember throwing the seeds out. Actually he took it better than I did. I still grieve over that mistake.
My mother has three sisters that have all suffered from Alzheimers and I don't actually know if that is my problem or if it is due to Fibro, but I sure do silly things.
I'm hoping it is Fibro so maybe I won't go completly off my rocker.
God Bless!
Of all the things that I have lost, I miss my mind the most!!!!
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Posted 7/7/2010 6:56 AM (GMT -7)
Southern lady, I mentioned alzheimers to my rheumy and he asked me 3 questions......what did you have for breakfast, what day is it, and who is president (I think those are the three) He said that alzheimers or dementia patients will make something up if they don't know the answer whereas non alzh & dementia patients will say I don't know or say I had only coffee for breakfast instead of making uo a great sounding nutritious meal.
Unless my cell is in its case on my side I usually have to go looking or call it.............and I leave my car keys in the ignition at home, that way I don't have to go looking for them.
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Posted 7/7/2010 7:35 AM (GMT -7)
Thanks Denise, for the information. I do know the answer to those three questions and don't have to make up an answer. I worry so much about
it and maybe that's what stress's me out and makes me so forgetful.
God Bless!
Of all the things that I have lost, I miss my mind the most!!!!
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Posted 7/7/2010 8:49 AM (GMT -7)
Aren't you afraid that somebody will steal your car? I would be scared to do that here. But I keep my keys in my purse and don't use the purse that often. But I always double check to make sure that they are there.
God bless all of you.
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Posted 7/7/2010 9:07 AM (GMT -7)
When I asked my rheumy about
forgetting everything, he asked me if I could still balance my checkbook. I said I never balance my checkbook, DH does that. But I can still figure out what a 30% off sale price is. Diane
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Posted 7/7/2010 9:47 AM (GMT -7)
Now I do not feel so bad, 4 years ago I hid $100, and sill can't find it!!!! I know I did not spend it!!!LOL
Thanks Butterflyrose
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Posted 7/7/2010 10:22 AM (GMT -7)
Rofl, you all are funny......
I just put it off as being absent minded, have always had that problem. I hid two pops for myself and can't find them that was a week ago. Oh well, it wasn't meant to be.
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Posted 7/7/2010 10:29 AM (GMT -7)
getting by, when I go to the store I do lock my car but the keys always go into my right front pocket. Here at the office and even when we lived upstairs I never took the keys out or locked it. At home it usually goes into the garage but even if it didn't the sound of 5 barking Shepherds would make one think twice
Denise from Pittsburgh, Pa
: high blood pressure, gastritis, fibromyalgia, hepatitis (SVR/cleared), disc problems in neck, depression, anxiety & stress, cervical headaches, porphyria-PCT, IBS
: metroplol 25mg, zoloft 150mg, gabapentin 300mg 3x a day zocor , (soma, fioronal, tramadol, as needed).
other supps
: calcium, vit D 2,000-4,000 per, milk thistle, vit C &E, acidopholos (sp?),
flax or fish oil, ginsing, magnesium, B complex,
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Posted 7/7/2010 10:32 AM (GMT -7)
I truly thought I would find the cucumbers in the laundry basket on top of the washing machine! Don't ask why - I have no idea! but I remember thinking, "Aha! They are in the laundry basket!!!"
Imagine my disappointment when they were not there. To keep from losing the lemon, I repeated to myself over and over, "do not lose the lemon. do not lose the lemon."
At least we can keep ourselves entertained!
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Posted 7/7/2010 11:09 AM (GMT -7)
Right now I'm hunting for my umbrella. We are now in the rainy season and I've turned the house upside down.
I'm always misplacing my cordless phone. It has a button on the base that you can push and the phone will beep to help you find it but I'm deaf. Lot of help that is!
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Posted 7/7/2010 11:15 AM (GMT -7)
Here is another good one. I have been looking for plastic ware for 2 days. It is hay baling season and I do the cooking and clean up. I ended up using silverware. I am at the office waiting for UPS to pick up and low and behold THIS is where all the plastic ware is. It is coming home with me as we have company coming in to stay with us. for 10 days and on 2 consecutive weekends there will be family reunions (both hubbys family). I think I will need a week off when it is all over
Denise from Pittsburgh, Pa
: high blood pressure, gastritis, fibromyalgia, hepatitis (SVR/cleared), disc problems in neck, depression, anxiety & stress, cervical headaches, porphyria-PCT, IBS
: metroplol 25mg, zoloft 150mg, gabapentin 300mg 3x a day zocor , (soma, fioronal, tramadol, as needed).
other supps
: calcium, vit D 2,000-4,000 per, milk thistle, vit C &E, acidopholos (sp?),
flax or fish oil, ginsing, magnesium, B complex,
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Total Posts : 5948
Posted 7/7/2010 4:24 PM (GMT -7)
I have often wondered - and I'm dead serious here - if there isn't some other dimension that things hide in when we can't find them, and that spits them back out again when and where we least expect them.
My family looks at me askance when I refer to "the void." I haven't convinced them yet. But if I can't find something that's what I blame.
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Posted 7/7/2010 11:12 PM (GMT -7)
Lol that cracked me up!! Im always losing things specaily my keys. But recently a shirt that my mom had went missing. I do her laundry each week and had remembered seeing the shirt when I did her clothes but was so sure I had givin it back to her. So I checked every nook and cranny in my house and nada,my mom said she had looked in her closet and it wasnt there and she JUST had to have it back. So after tearing my house apart I went back to her apartment and said"did you look really well for it?" then she says "oh ya know I dont remember if I had my glasses on when I looked" now she is blind as a bat without her glasses so I went to look in her closet and there it was right in the front!!! I should have looked at her house first lol. But Mom is getting up in her years(79)and do you know what she told me? "I bet you just put it there now to drive me nuts"cant win with her but got to love her anyways. And today I was looking for my SSI check and my hubby had to put his 2 cents in with "we are screwed without that money" and "how could you lose your check and your so irresponsible" blah blah blah I found it after a few minutes(right in my wallet,imagine that lol). Fibro fog strikes again!!
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I just wanted to say, thanks for the laugh I need it desperately. I lost my lil brother three years ago, two days ago. And his K9 partner. IED Explosion, in Iraq. I've been down in the dumps and more depressed, as I am just accepting the deaths. Between the sad memory, taking care of my grandma who has dementia, I was like what happened when I saw "I'm losing my cucombers" and Died laughing as I thought it was going to be a problem of some sort that actually didnt involve losing cucombers the vegetable LOL. Thanks for the laugh!
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Thanks for the laugh. I definitely needed that right about
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Posted 7/8/2010 11:46 PM (GMT -7)
I think that I have done just about
all of the above. What really bugs me is when I know that I have just gotten something at the store, only to be unable to find it after getting home just a few hours later. I usually find it in some unlikely spot sometime later. What is even worse is finding out that I put it exactly where it should have been, but didn't remember!
I am constantly losing my keys. My husband's favorite story is about
his driving our suv down a busy street in our town when a man pulls up beside him, and motions for him to roll his window down. The man then yelled, "Hey, do you know that there is a set of keys hanging out of the lock on your back door?" Of course, they were mine, left there after carrying in groceries the day before. I think that my worst incident occured back when I was still single. I couldn't find my keys one evening after returning from shopping and carrying in several items. I tore the house apart, checked my purse, the car ignition, and all of the other usual places. I was frantic, as there were keys to my home as well as my office and vehicles. I went to bed feeling very frusterated. The next day, I was mowing the lawn. I "found" my set of keys with the lawn mower. They flew into the side of my van at close range, leaving a small dent. I had laid them down on the lawn while I was carryiing groceries in, and they had been hidden by a large flowering plant. Surprisingly, most of the keys were not damaged. I was just thankful that they had only hit my vehicle, and not one of my neighbors or their vehicles!
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Oh these are great! Today I ate breakfast twice! I had peanut butter toast with my Paxil. Later on d.h. came home from work and made pancakes. He asked me "aren't you going to eat?" Well of course I am! I never refuse a meal. why oh why was I feeling so full? Then it dawned on me. I had already eaten for the morning. Oh, I also lost my dish cloth that I put down for just a second. It was in the sink the whole time hiding under a big mixing bowl.
I've been diagnosed with anxiety and panic attacks.
My symptoms are......backache, severe headaches that Tylenol and Iboprofen won't touch, problems concentrating and problems remembering stuff, constipation, sleep disturbances, I tire easily, sometimes weakness,sometimes aches and pains,more heart palpitations lately too, Im sure there is more but it's hard to think. Zyrtec for allergies and sometimes a nasal decongestant.
I take Paxil and sometimes Ativan for my anxiety. Over the counter I take a multivitamin, stool softener, a vitamin B supplement when I remember, AZO yeast when I remember. I think I've given up on Tylenol and Ibuprofen but have turned to Aleve, pain patches, pain creams, and my best friend my heating pad.
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text: "Personality doesn't determine the nature of a person. Conversely, it's the nature which determines the personality. What we think, say and do is the summation of our personality but it's the nature, which is the essence (dictionary definition of nature), that controls the personality and determines thoughts, words and performances. Scripture stresses the significance of the nature of an individual to the level of referring to it as a "who" or "him" and a "man" (Col 3:9 Eph. 4:22). I believe the root of all the sin within us is contained in our nature and that this is why it required crucifixion. "Our old man was crucified with [Him], that the body of sin might be done away with, that we should no longer be slaves of sin" (Rom. 6:6). We too, along with the old nature, were "crucified with Christ" (Gal 2:20) and I prefer to comprehend it, that our old nature is still on the cross (alive but no longer in control: Rom 6:12; Rom 7:20, 21; 1Jo 1:8) and we are no longer on the cross, but have risen. I believe the Spirit, through the Cross of Christ, keeps the old Adamic nature from controlling us the majority of the time and this control of our original nature will continually lessen as He continually increases our conformity to Christ's image. The Lord's Cross is not to be confused with our "cross" (Matt. 16:24). His was to produce salvation. Ours is to show we're in His salvation. John Gill wrote, "Take up his cross: cheerfully receive, and patiently bear, every affliction and evil, however shameful and painful it may be, which is appointed for him, and he is called unto; which is his peculiar cross, as every Christian has his own; to which he should quietly submit, and carry, with an entire resignation to the will of God, in imitation of his Lord." As we continually take up our cross because of our new nature, Christ, through the Spirit, continually applies His Cross to our old nature. "Some have attributed the "new man" to mean Christ. It's not Him but is a part of Christ "which was created according to God . . . to the image of Him who created him," (Eph. 4:24; Col 3:10) and this is how we are "partakers of the divine nature" (2Pe 1:4). Word usage disqualifies the concept that the "new man" is Christ because it's something new, which means it has never existed before and is said to be "created". This is what is used to "conform us to the image of his Son" (Rom 8:29), through the Spirit. It's this partaking of Christ's divine nature, which is progressively (glory to glory: 2Cr 3:18) displacing our "old man" or "carnal mind". "Because the carnal mind (nature) is enmity against God: for it is not subject to the law of God, neither indeed can be (or, ever will be)" (Rom. 8:7)." Concerning "partakers of the divine nature" Gill wrote, "not essentially, or of the essence of God, so as to be deified, this is impossible, for the nature, perfections, and glory of God, are incommunicable to creatures; but by way of resemblance and likeness, the new man or principle of grace, being formed in the heart in regeneration, after the image of God, and bearing a likeness to the image of His Son, and this is styled, Christ formed in the heart, into which image and likeness the saints are more and more changed, from glory to glory, through the application of the Gospel, and the promises of it, by which they have such sights of Christ as do transform them, and assimilate them to Him; and which resemblance will be perfected hereafter, when they shall be entirely like Him, and see Him as He is (1Jo 3:2). Norman F. Douty wrote, "When we say Christ's life has come into us to displace ours, what do we mean? We do not mean that this life of the Lord Jesus has come in to displace our personality. When I speak of our fallen life, I do not mean the human personality as such. I mean the poison which permeates our personality, the poison of sin which degraded and defiled and distorted our humanity. It is not that this new life of the Lord Jesus comes in to take the place of our personality, to take the place of our faculties created by God, but it comes in to take the place of the sinful life which is operating in our personality and employing our faculties. The vessel is the same, but the contents are different—the same vessel, the same person, the same faculties, but the contents different. No longer this sinful element, but the very holy nature of the Lord Jesus Christ filling, interpenetrating, permeating." Miles Stanford adds, "Our Father is not seeking to abolish us as human beings and have the Lord Jesus replace us. He is seeking to restore us as human personalities so that we may be the vehicle through which Christ will express Himself. Therefore you find that whenever God gets hold of a man, instead of abolishing his personality, He makes it what He intends it to be. Redemption is the recovery of the man, not the destruction—so the man will be left, glorified in union with the Lord Jesus Christ."


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text: So is this a problem with every Android phone? I suffered with the 50% time without signal bug on my Eris for a while. Didn't notice it on my X that past few days until now. Doing the airplane mode trick now to see if that cures it. I thought this crap would be over with on this phone. **For those who want to know how to check for this and try the airplane mode trick to see if it helps do the following: 1. Go to settings > Battery Manager > Battery Use > Cell Standby. If it says time without signal is 50% instead of something lower it could possibly be draining your battery. 2. To try and remedy this, put the phone into airplane mode. Hold in the power/lock button at the top and choose "airplane mode". Wait until you see the airplane icon on the top right, then power off your phone. Power the phone back on and let it sit in airplane mode for a minute. Then go back and turn airplane mode off. You should be able to go to step 1 and notice the time without signal should be less than 50%. Keep checking after a while. 0% would be the best.


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We had a blast this weekend and we really appreciate all the blessings that God has given to us. I was able to renew my covenants with the Lord yesterday and learned new things during the church services that I attended with my husband.
I felt at peace when I go to church and by reading the scriptures I am able to concentrate and focus on what is the best thing for me to do to reach my goal in the future. I was able to recharge spiritually and I thank our dear Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ for the all the blessings.
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The Summer Leadership & Service Summit (LSS) is a summer program where college students and faculty work with high school students to help develop their leadership skills. The program is highlighted with service opportunities.
"Community Builders" is a collaboration of Wartburg College students, local sixth grade students, and adult volunteers who discuss the importance and value of both the local and global communities of which we are a part, as well as undertake community service projects. In 2010 "Community Builders" was awarded a MacJannet Prize for Global Citizenship.
Baldwin Leadership Fellows recognize the many contributions provided by Mark and Peggy Baldwin to Wartburg College, the Institute for Leadership Education (ILE), and the leadership programs they support. The ILE selects four first-year students each year to serve as Baldwin Leadership Fellows. The term of the fellowships will normally be three and a half years. This includes attendance at the Air Force Academy National Character & Leadership Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colorado during the second year in the program. Baldwin Fellows, working with faculty and staff affiliated with the Institute for Leadership Education, will play a role in expanding the conversation about leadership education and civic engagement on campus throughout their tenure at Wartburg. The Baldwin Fellows come from diverse academic backgrounds and are passionate about leadership and service in the context of the Wartburg mission. Click here to learn more >>


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Tesla stock still climbing, despite federal subpoena asking about executive share trading
In recent days, Tesla Motors stock (TSLA) has been climbing and climbing, hitting a high of $58.18 earlier today before closing at a respectable $53.99. The rise comes amid a string of headline-making events – higher-than-expected sales, franchise dealer fights and a new warranty program, to name just three – but under all of the good news lies a potential problem. The Wall Street Journal revealed today that Tesla was served subpoenas from US federal prosecutors over details on the company's trading plan for executives. There has been no hint of wrongdoing, the feds just want information, Reuters reports. A similar subpoena was sent to Cardiovascular Systems, which makes medical implements.
The question is how the executives can trade their shares. Reuters reports that it is fine by Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rules for executives to use something called a 10b5-1 plan to trade their own stock, "even when they have access to private information." The subpoena does not seem to have anything to do with questions over whether Tesla CEO Elon Musk's recent "overzealous" Tweet was in any way illegal.
This week, analysts at Longboard Asset Management said they believe Tesla common stock will hit $100 in the next 18 months on the way to $200 per share within five years. In any case, we'll have more information ammunition for the debate when Tesla releases first quarter results May 8th.
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History lessons come to life for students visiting the Museum of Jewish Heritage, where this week's New Yorker tells his tale of tragedy and survival. NY1's John Schiumo filed the following report. Passing on information, however tragic, is something that has defined Sol Rosenkranz's life. A note passed through the crack in a factory floorboard was how he learned his family was taken to a concentration camp. "Trains are rolling by, and those people had thrown out notes by the thousands," he says. "Little kids were running back and forth, picking up the notes and pushing them into our factory through the fence. About 10 days after we had been detained, I get a note from my family, who was on one of those trains." As a young Jewish man in Poland, Sol did everything he could to survive after Nazis invaded his town. Today, at the age of 95, he shares his experience with school children who visit the Museum of Jewish Heritage. For the last 15 years, Sol has volunteered there, passing on his story of survival. "I went through six concentration camps," he says. "Two in Poland, two in Germany, two more in Czechoslovakia, where I was liberated by the Russians." In 1946, when World War II was over, he came to New York. Telling his story is not easy, but the response he gets keeps him going. "It is painful. Many times, I break down, yes, 70 years later. But it has to be told," he says. "You see the faces, you see all the groups go by, and I'm still standing, telling my story, and
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Nikki Sixx Talks Life After Motley Crue's Final Tour: 'I've Got My Fingers in Many Pies'
Between Mötley Crüe's Final Tour and Sixx:A.M.'s spring headlining dates, Nikki Sixx is working at top speed these days — and it sounds like he intends to maintain that pace after the Crüe play their last gig.
As Sixx put it during a recent interview with For Bass Players Only, he'll wake up the morning after the end of the tour and get right to work. "I'm gonna look at my band members and say, 'Wow, dudes, everything we said the first day we got together, the very first band rehearsal, we did it.' And then I'm right back at it. I've got my fingers in many pies and I'm very excited about creating stuff and watching it blossom and bloom and harvest it and get on with the next thing. I think it's a very exciting thing to look forward to as well."
As for Mötley Crüe, Sixx reminded readers that there are still more projects in the pipeline, starting with a film adapted from the band memoir The Dirt. "We want to keep extending our brand into different places, into movies and soundtracks," he pointed out. "Our music will live on through licensing, and our brand lives on through merchandise, and new generations will get to wear our clothing and our T-shirts and stuff that's associated with us. … That's so cool. And besides, whatever we do as Mötley Crüe, what about what each guy's gonna do, individually? That's really exciting."
Adding that the Final Tour has been "phenomenal" and the crowds have been "amazing," Sixx laughed off yet a question about whether the band would reconsider its decision to retire from the road. "I have less years in front of me than I have behind me, and it's the same for all my band members," he noted. "There's a track record of what we've done together, and I think we each individually want to go out and do some other stuff. If it was just about money it would be different. But it's not about money. It's about credibility."
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Kevin Durant claims he isn't "a sneakerhead", but he's got three of the most anticipated Foamposite releases already lined up for him. So is that what the state of "the game" is? Have sneakers reached a point of mainstream popularity that liking and owning several sneakers is just a normal way of life rather than being "a sneakerhead"? Regardless of how we define the state of shoes today, there's no doubt that the average consumer has taken notice of these specialty items (the colorful Foamposites, the Air Jordan Retros). Going back to the topic at hand, KD does indeed have the Nike Barkley Posite Max "Eggplant" and "Sixers" as well as the Nike Air Foamposite One "White" at his disposal, so let us know which of the three are a must-have for you.
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United States government-owned Ally Financial Inc. is considering raising less than $1 billion in stock in a private deal in order to pass the annual stress test of the US Federal Reserve, a person privy with the plans told Bloomberg. Ally failed the test earlier this year. Ally, which is the former finance arm of General Motors, needs to submit a new plan to the central bank before it can repay $17.2 billion in U.S. bailout money.
The lender said Tuesday in a regulatory filing that it is considering options to repay preferred shares held by the Treasury Department, like using cash on hand or issuing stock. The lender, however, has yet to make a decision, which may be subject to regulatory approval, according to the filing. Ally sold around $5.9 billion in convertible preferred shares paying 9 percent to the government as part of a bailout that saw the US taking a 74-percent stake in the lender.
According to a May 1 filing, Ally can redeem the preferred securities with consent from the Treasury or if the Fed compels a conversion.
Jeffrey Brown, vice president of finance and corporate planning, remarked that a redemption of the preferred securities would double Ally's repayment to the Troubled Asset Relief Program, to around 70 percent of what the lender owed.
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Sue Vincent, Camden Council's cabinet member for the environment, moved into exclusive address shortly after the Harris family were forced to leave by the Seven Dials Housing Co-operative.
Paul Harris, 28, his sister Diane, 25 and her 10-month-old son Tommy, were told they had to leave the three storey house in Covent Garden following the death of their father after the association's decision to invoke an "appalling" internal policy.
The family, who lived in the house in the heart of London's theatre land for more than 25 years, were told they had to leave because a "succession" had already occurred.
In 1986, their parents Joan and John were given a joint tenancy with only one succession, meaning the property could be passed on only once.
After his wife died aged 44 in 1997, Mr Harris senior raised their four children alone. When he developed cancer, Paul and Diane returned to care for him.
They were ordered to leave in April 2008 after Seven Dials – where Mrs Vincent is a representative on the management board - claimed "succession" had occurred a year earlier.
They ordered the siblings, both single parents on benefits, to leave as "there are many families in housing need in Covent Garden".
The new tenant was revealed to be Mrs Vincent, who sends her daughter to the £14,000 a year City of London School for Girls. It remains unclear when she moved in.
Mr Harris said on Friday that the decision had left his family devastated: "We were very hurt," he told the Evening Standard.
The Co-operative is a "mutual society" trading for the "benefit of the community" under the Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1965.
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Mrs Vincent, a programme manager at an urban design firm, insisted that she had "nothing to do" with their eviction and denied being given special treatment.
Despite her council profile listing her as a "representative on the management" body of the Seven Dials Housing Co-operative, she denied being a director.
She confirmed to The Daily Telegraph that the family were no longer living in their home and that she was now the tenant at the location.
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I typically buy Hunters Machete with 2 potions. Also, a good starting camp is Gromp. The passive he gives you is great for early ganks and also it gives you an instant level up. Make sure to have a good leash because Rek'Sai is a bit squishy at first. After you get up to 350-400 gold I recommend backing to purchase your upgraded Machete and maybe a pot or two wont hurt anyone. After Lvl3 I begin my ganks because at this point you have all your abilities apart from your ult.
After the Upgraded machete
I go straight to Red buff after my first back making sure that my smite is up and ready. Between each camp after that make sure to enter your grounded form because it will heal you and alert you when there is an enemy champion in your jungle allowing you to either kill or get a quick escape.I first go for Trailblazer- Devourer first. Makes for great camp clear time and gives bonus magic attack damage.
Mid Game
This is where her best game time comes in. She either makes it or breaks it. This is where you need to communicate with your team and determine where to gank and where to make the best plays. Also this is where you build your Ravenous Hydra and your first defensive. Whether what type of team youre playing can determine whether to build a Spirit Visage or a Randuins Omen. Both have great synergy with Rek'Sai.
Late Game
Finally after you finish your Randiuns and your Spirit Visage, now you can build your final damage item, Trinity Force. Trinity doesn't really need explaining on how it works amazingly with Rek'Sai.
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This photo is of a painting/relief that our lovely niece Emily made for us. It looks great on the bulkhead above the sink where our old puffin painting was.
We spent the last few days painting her bottom. "Who's bottom?" you might ask. Well HER bottom, of course. We stripped her, roughed her up, popped her blisters, applied makeup, and rolled her 'til she was wet.
We were dismayed to see so many blisters, but we got after them like ferrets in a prairie dog town, and by the end we had a pretty smooth hull.
Tom, our winter boat-minder stopped by to see the progress and lend moral support. His son Brennan stopped by to stomp in the mud puddles.
The dust from the bottom paint and all the epoxies probably set the planet back a few eons, but she's black and she's beautiful - and she's done.
Note the blue face on the astronaut.
Throughout the three days work, we splurged on a hotel stay since Blain probably would end up with extra broken bones if he'd tried the ladder. Chance was reunited with carpet, too. And he was happy.
Once safely back in the water, Blain took off for Bellingham to drop off the car and see the Dr., and Mo cleaned and waxed the deck until her arms almost fell off. We're shipping the car to Juneau in late July, so we can have ground transportation. It'll be bikes until then.
Blain is waddling around sans crutches and can walk the dog some. The ankle is stiff, and the muscles are, well, missing, so it will be a long road to full blast again. But he can get around on deck and up and down.
He took the down time to write up an article to a sailing magazine on inflatable kayaks. If published, it would be his first. Fingers are crossed.
It's exciting to look northward again. We might head to Alaska this week.


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