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Scrap Gold Per Gram - How To Calculate
By: Daryl B. Chapman | 2011-09-15 |
Wealth Building
Own junk gold at home? Are you snooping to market your junk gold for the best price? Gold fillings, damaged gold jewelry, dental gold, or gold extorted from an electronic equipment or device are some of the common examples of scrap gold or junk gold. If you're keen to peddle junk gold for profit you can. The first step is to compute the junk gold in grams. By doing so, you will a better picture of how much you will be able to sell your pieces.
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Gold Value Calculator to Calculate the Value of Scrap Gold
By: John Mathew | 2011-10-16 |
Are you planning to sell unwanted gold? Then you surely need to evaluate the value of the total amount of gold.
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Making Money From Scrap Gold
By: Rex Freiberger | 2010-10-20 |
If you have old or irreparable gold rings, earrings, bracelets and other gold jewelries collecting dust in your drawer, you may want to sell your scrap gold to earn money from them
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Scrap Gold Value How Is It Determined
By: eldoragold | 2010-12-02 |
With the high market price of gold, you may wonder about scrap gold, and the value that this material has. But how is the scrap gold value determined for gold bullion, jewelry, dental gold, and other scrap materials? There are calculations that can help you determine the value of any scrap gold and other precious metals, and these are usually kept secret by dealers and scrap buyers.
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Scrap Gold Buyers Offer Cash For Gold
By: Mark Aucamp | 2010-12-14 |
Home & Family
Scrap gold buyers wanting to get their hands on your damaged, broken or unwanted jewellery. It does not matter what state your scrap gold jewellery is in as they will melt it down into gold ingots to resell. Read on to discover the 10 Money Saving Tips for Selling Scrap Gold.
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Turn Your Scrap Gold Into Money
By: Varad | 2011-04-04 |
A highly valuable and precious metal, Gold has a lot of utilities other than just making fine pieces of jewellery. Scrap gold is a term associated with any metal that is entirely or partly gold. Broke...
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Reasons Why To Sell Your Scrap Gold
By: Jack Landry | 2011-02-18 |
Article Marketing
When I've been driving around with friends or family, a question that comes up when we see advertisements about scrap gold selling, is if it is even worthy selling scrap gold.
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Tips on selling scrap gold buyers:
By: john444 | 2013-03-29 |
Gold selling and buying are the major business in the world over recent years. People used to sell their scrap gold jewelry when they are in need of cash. Scrap jewelry is nothing but unwanted jewelry, broken or unused jewelry that is being no longer used. The most common reasons for selling this scarp gold jewelry is it can lose its original shape. You can sell these types of broken jewelry to th
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How to Make Money Buying Scrap Gold
By: Emil Isanov | 2012-05-25 |
Gold has been as high as $1800 an ounce, and now is a great time to get into the cash for gold business. To avoid being swindled, there are some things you need to know: what constitutes "scrap gold", where to sell it, who to sell it to, and the price you should get for the gold.
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Get Scrap Gold From More Than Just Old Jewelry
By: Jack Landry | 2011-01-16 |
Article Marketing
When it came to prosperity of a nation, there was a time in our history where nations would try and conquer one another for gold. The gold statues and artifacts that they get would then be melted and used to make their own jewelry and figurines.
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Get The Best Price For Your Scrap Gold
By: Jack Landry | 2011-01-16 |
Article Marketing
The price of gold goes up when the demand for it is high. You would be surprised to know how many different items and trinkets can be sold as scrap gold.
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Learn Something About The History Of Scrap Gold Jewelry
By: nick | 2010-12-09 |
Arts & Entertainment
The long history and gave birth to a rare scrap gold jewelry Jin valued temperament, even if the passage of time, still elegant as ever. Some people say that scrap gold jewelry is a good mastery of a woman; she knew the nature of a woman
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What is Scrap Gold? How To Fruitfully Market This Material
By: Daryl B. Chapman | 2011-04-01 |
Most people are not conscious that one of the most engrossing areas of bullion is by marketing scrap gold. Given that the market value of bullion is continually growing, more and more individuals are becoming fascinated and discerning that they can sell scrap gold and get a good profit from it.
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How to Melt Scrap Gold
By: Naomi West | 2010-03-29 |
Gold is one of the world's precious metals. It is used in numerous countries as currency - which is why some still covet. In various places it is melted and turned into gold ingots - also recognized as gold bars - which can be traded and bought for a definite price.
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Scrap Gold Buyers - An Overview
By: julie jack | 2012-03-19 |
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Scrap jewelry made of gold is priceless, because of the metal's natural meltdown value, so when you put your gold for sale to any scrap gold buyers, they will melt it down, make it into ingots and then sell it in open markets at a high price.
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If it's a space race the Russians want, a space race they shall have. But et tu, Europe? Russian news outlet Ria Novosti is reporting that the European Space Agency (ESA), long the ally of Cold War champion NASA, is teaming with Russia on a joint manned mission to Mars, and that their crew will be the first to set foot on the Red Planet.
At a press briefing at an air show in Russia this week, ESA chief Jean-Jacques Dordain said the ESA and Roskosmos will "carry out the first flight to Mars together." Apparently a major catalyst in this decision is the ongoing success of the Mars500 project, in which a six-member simulated crew is undergoing a 520-day isolation experiment simulating the long trip to and from Mars. Russia's Institute of Biomedical Problems is heading Mars500--which "returns to Earth" in November--but the ESA is closely participating.
Dordain stopped short of declaring a timetable for such a mission, or on whose spacecraft the joint mission will ride. But he did set the stage for another epic, decades-long scientific struggle between two great world powers. So who will set foot on Mars first, the U.S. or Russia and its European partners?
Somewhere, a group of Chinese scientists is laughing.
or maybe we should start working with them and have a cooperative mission to mars, USA, EURO, and Russia; spread the cost around
Maybe it's a good thing. Maybe NASA and the administration will finally refocus their goals. Shoot for the moon, Mars, asteroids, deep space exploration(not likely). Maybe this will light a fire under their a** and get something done and commit to it.
"Not because they are easy, but because they are hard." JFK
I feel so left out...can we join forces with someone too? China/USA Vs. Russia/Euro first one to mars gets a cookie, cake or pie. The winner gets to decided.
Let me add before getting destroyed. The China/USA bit was a JOKE! I don't hate China but I sure don't like them either.
The real issue is money. Either Russia or the US have the technology to go to Mars. ESA is not up to par with either but want to ride the coat tails with whoever goes. I think a team made up of the US and Russia would be the ideal. They have proved that working together almost anything can be done. But, again, where is the money?
@antaro...why don't you actually read up on what NASA is doing, everything you mentioned they are doing or working toward doing, stop spreading ignorance
a good analogy:
Think about being so much in debt that you are about to default. You don't have a car because you sent it to the junk yard because it's too old. And you are unemployed. Would you go on the most expensive trip ever in your life?
Kinda how the usa economy, nasa shuttle and employment picture is like.
I'm to the point where I don't even care who gets to Mars first, as long as somebody does. We can work out the mineral and property rights later.
Mars shouldn't belong to any country. It had ought to be colonized, but as an independent people.
i just want to go i dont care who for
Six years into a fifteen year mission build up for flags and footprints elon musk, bigilow and blue origin reveals a skunk works collaboration with a mars starter colony on the launch pad.
How the heck is a major catalyst the Mars 500 project? (6 dudes in a camper) You'd think, propulsion, radiation shielding, funding, would be much bigger factors....guess they have it all figured out.
yes. i think that mars shouldn't have the same countries from earth. i think it should be 100 percent independent. no borders. no high class. no racism. no money. and no religion.
That's a conundrum right there. How can you have no racism, if you are racist against religious people. "Hey you, you believe in God?, no space for you!"
Aldrons last hope,
no religion on mars isn't the same as no religious people allowed.... just no churches would be built. People can practice in their heads/homes.
just like "no money" , doesn't mean it would be against martian law to bring some dollars to mars, just in that instance there wouldn't be a martian dollar. and doubtful value to any earth dollars on mars itself.
cheers, eh
@Aldrons Last Hope
notice how i said no religion. i never said no religious people. as in no churches, mosques or temples. nothing that would cause conflict between different people. as ptv83 said it wouldn't be banned for good just wouldn't make it mainstream. think a little before you start calling someone racist. im one of the most non racist people to have ever existed.
when i say no money. i mean no "earth" currency. mars would have a totally different economy than earth. to make sure no greedy people take over. everything would be shared and resources would be given equally. and there would be laws of course. robots, aliens, intelligent apes and humans would all be treated as equal.
I would be proud to see a Russian/European mission to Mars succeed!
About time we head to Mars.
My FYI Question :)
Mars not being governed by the same nations here would happen only over time. However, any colonies established by any nation would govern those colonies much like when Europeans colonized the Americas. No matter how internal government would evolve on Mars, it should not be totally isolated from Earth.
This planet (home to all humans in this corner of the universe) is the center of our civilization that may yet eventually expand to the cosmos. Isolating worlds from Earth may prove to be to our disadvantage as a race without centralized control.
The trick is we have to start working together here before we can actually expand a governing influence to other worlds we set foot on.
As long as we are human, there will always be an order of hierarchy to our society. The lack of such would be uncivilized. For this social class will continue to be apart of our society as it always has been. People who get their hands on wealth will just stand on a higher pedestal than others. That's just the way it is.
As far as religion is concerned, the absence of controversial objects will not demolish controversy. The concept of freedom of expression is controversial in itself. Anyone who says or does whatever they like may inadvertently offend someone for whatever reason legitimate or not. Trying to eliminate controversy in that instance is fruitless because if people want something to fight about they'll find something and they'll fight about it (again just in our way and may never be changed).
Which brings us to racism: an aspect of our psychological reaction to something alien (in the truest since of the word) that our respective cultures do not understand. Cultures and groups are constantly growing more diverse and complex as time passes on and more people are brought into existence. Cultural difference is a key root to racism. It's not just the fact that people don't all look alike. It's that people don't do things the same way. The natural human response is frustration, ridicule, discrimination, and profiling. This won't change about us either. The only thing that has changed is that anyone construed as racist is made out by the masses to be enemies of humanity; this being based on the horrible aspects of history that have been motivated by racism.
People say we should fix the problems here on Earth and not bring them to space with us. I say that this will never happen. We will always have the same problems. How we deal with them as a race will speak volumes about our ability to endure for the long run. If we try to fix everything before we get out there we never will get out there because we never will solve all of our problems. We only need to find better ways to deal with our imperfections and continue to move forward.
@ALH: Suddenly religious people count as a race, such as African American or Chinese? Did not know that...
yes i understand that distancing ourselves from that which is different than us is imprinted in our dna along with a whole bunch of other crap like fearing what we don't understand.
"We only need to find better ways to deal with our imperfections and continue to move forward" is the best way to put it.
@Jedimindset, *sigh* not calling you racist, just saying that to discriminate against religious people would be racist. Like the other day when you compared Christians to Rats, think a little before you make statements like that because it can be construed as bigoted.
@Fallacy here is the U.N definition of discrimination
"Racism" and "racial discrimination" are often used to describe discrimination on an ethnic or cultural basis, independent of their somatic differences. According to the United Nations conventions, there is no distinction between the term racial discrimination and ethnicity discrimination. Key words CULTURAL: religion has a lot to do with people's culture world wide ETHNICITY: (ethnic cleansing as in Serbia SO yes discrimination against someone's religion is racist. And if not racist just plain immoral. Ask any Irish Protestant, or Muslim in India.
@ptv83 well that's fine I guess. I am interested to see who will be writing these Martian laws. Although I would go to Mars and start a revolution if anyone thinks they are going to restrict my free speech.
Sounds like people want Mars to be a communist type society. Interesting.
Also hate to bring this back to reality…but does everybody really think, all of these governments and private companies that are so heavily invested in the space race, will get to Mars and just forget about the trillions of Earth dollars they just invested, and just say "Hey everybody..it's yours!" No they and their stock holders / citizens will be looking for return on investment. That's the business world. I work for a publicly traded company and trust me, they don't do anything without profit in mind.
No Mars will not be a utopia; it will be an extension of our society here on earth. Good or bad that's a reality.
You comment was a huge generalization, you grouped every religion into one group and then called discrimination against that group (I use the term loosely) as racism. Doesn't work.
And the U.N. be damned, I don't know why they think they can go around altering the definition of a word. Doesn't work that way.
"Racism is the belief that there are inherent differences in people's traits and capacities that are entirely due to their race, however defined, and that, as a consequence, racial discrimination"
Racial discrimination
Cultural discrimination
Religious discrimination
Gender discrimination
They're all discrimination yes, and not a single one of them is logical, but that does not mean they are the same or should be generalized together. Without knowing the nature of the problem, there is very little hope of finding a solution.
I was replying to a generalized statement. U.N be dammed indeed.
ha fitey cent can be president and lady Ga GA can be
first lady on mars
if there is an other space race but with mars, the U.S has already won. the 123,000 MPH plasma engine will take astronauts to mars in 39 days so Russia can do there little 520 test. but we could be there and back 10 times before they even leave the atmosphere. take that Russia. ;)
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What have I learned? What have the students learned?
It has been a very interesting week of discovery for both myself and my students. We have learned how to flood our server and not flood our server! We have learned how to flood a chat and to be far more careful in what we post on chat and in discussion boards, but most of all, we are learning to work collaboratively as a group.
The students are learning to take ownership for their online environment and work. It is a slow process with one class slightly ahead of the other, but the second class will be the one to benefit most from this experience provided "teacher" here can keep her patience.
There seems to be a definite gender issue happening in both my classes. In the first class (Class A) there is a large number of high achieving girls who are out performing the boys in almost all areas, especially academic ones. In Class B there is a very large number of boys, over 3/4′s of the class, who are, for the most part, extremely immature and rowdy. Each class having its own special and unique dynamic has provided me with some great learning experiences through the online classroom.
In Class A, I have noticed with great delight, one young fellow who is able to lead a chat discussion on a topic, stay on topic and keep his group mates, including other boys, on-task. Seeing the word "think" aimed at one of his buddies was just amazing considering that not more than 20 minutes later, back in the face-to-face classroom, during a discussion about the online assignment, he was taking apart a hockey pencil and not engaging in the discussion at all. Online he was leading a discussion and had relevant ideas to contribute. He took ownership for his work and his group. He was also the one to show his classmates how to open 3 chat boxes simultaneous on their screens and assisted those who were confused. It was awesome to see the playing field levelled, even for a short 35 minute time frame.
Class B – Well here we have some significant teaching challenges. We have learned to flood the server, fix the server, flood the chat with spamming or face-rolling if you're a gamer. We have had the use of several minor inappropriate texting shorts, some very insignificant assignment work being done, and unfortunately, they have all but squashed the girls right out of the chat. But, all in all, some really good learning came out of this chaos.
The students in Class B have discovered that I can find those inappropriate shorts, highlight them and print them in less than 1 minute. That I know exactly what those shorts mean and I have laid out some very hard and fast rules based on our first two classes of "play" time.
The class managed quite well overall. Everyone had a chance to get their ideas out, and carry out a discussion with others. There were the same surprising leadership showing up here as there was in Class A. I had a student, who in the face-to-face classroom would make you wonder if you'd chosen the right career path, keep his group on-task, keep the discussion going, if rather superficially, and surprise me to death. He took ownership for his work and online presence. It was wonderful.
What did I learn as a teacher? To let go of the control to see where the students would go. Class A can handle that lessening of control and a more open-ended assignment, Class B cannot and needs very clear boundaries, rules and expectations. Even though I did exert a fair amount of control back over Class B, they still shared, discussed and worked collaboratively, which they could not do before. I learned that if I used the errors made as learning experiences, even with Class B, the students will continue to take a risk and give their ideas in the chat. I learned that the students will rise above and beyond what you may expect. They are very engaged with the assignment in an online environment, whereas if I attempted this unit in a face-to-face classroom, Class B would not engage at all, and only some of Class A would engage.
I also learned a few technical things like how not to flood our server, how to get multiple private chat boxes up, what spamming/face-rolling is, and how to find it in the chat. I have to thank my gaming crazed son for all his help. I also learned how far I can let go with which class and that my Class B will need more of my guidance ("sage on the stage") than Class A for now and that's OK. When Class B arrives where it is going, it will have been a tremendous and wonderful journey for the students and for me. (I may need a couple dozen Hail Mary's to get us there!)


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Storix Backup Administrator (SBA) version 4.0 is available for system backup and recovery of most distributions and for x86- and PPC-based systems. Using a graphical interface, SBA provides backup management of standalone machines or entire networks. Options are available for backup scheduling, performance statistic reporting, overwrite and retention policies and tape striping, among others features. SBA can restore data on the same or a different hardware configuration, and you can recustomize your system by changing filesystem types, adding software RAID devices and converting to LVM partitions. All major filesystem LVMs and software RAID devices are supported.
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Applied Microsystems entered the embedded Linux market with the release of CodeTEST for embedded Linux, a software test and analysis tool suite. CodeTEST enables developers to conduct comprehensive performance testing, memory testing, RTOS and source-code level execution trace, hardware tracing of kernel and driver code and code coverage on applications based on embedded Linux. CodeTEST can measure more than 128,000 real-time function executions at once, looking for errors in algorithms, call-pair distribution and service routines, and measures CPU consumed by functions and tasks. CodeTEST can be purchased as a complete suite of separate modules for performance, memory, trace coverage and advanced coverage.
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Xeon processors will power Rackable Systems' back-to-back 1U 1800 model server. Rackable's 44U cabinets hold up to 88 1U servers and up to 176 Xeon processors. Rackable also will be using the following new Intel products in their servers: the SE7500CW2 server board, the SE7500WV2 server board and the SRSH4 server platform. The new server can be used in Rackable's patent-pending chassis, designed to allow for installation into both front and back of a standard 19" wide, 30" deep cabinet or both sides of a two-post "Telco-style" rack. The 1800 server comes with 8GB of memory, one to four HDDs, one PCI X expansion port and one or two 10/100/1000 Ethernet connections.
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The GNOME Foundation released version 2.0 of the GNOME Desktop and Developer Platform, which features a faster and more powerful Nautilus file manager and dozens of new utilities and applications. A simplified configuration process also is in place for version 2.0. Included in this release are an enhanced GTK 2.0 toolkit, libxml2, add-ons for Glade, Python and CORBA, and many new libraries and widgets. Other improvements in the new version include anti-aliasing for fonts; a dynamic, centralized configuration system; rewritten terminal application with tabs and profiles; and a lightweight help application called Yelp, among many others.
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Faximum Software has released Fax Messaging Server (FMS) version 2. Running on Linux, FMS 2 integrates with existing e-mail servers and enables Linux, Mac and Windows machines to send and receive faxes using the same tool as e-mail. FMS 2 allows users to combine e-mail addresses and fax numbers in the same message or e-mail group, delivers faxes to users in the same inbox as their e-mail, can bypass the long-distance phone system and is administered via the Web. Compatible with most distributions and most SMTP e-mail servers, FMS 2 has been designed to work with Caldera's Volution Messaging Server and the SuSE eMail Server III.
Contact Faximum Software Inc., 1497 Marine Drive, Suite 300, West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V7T 1B8, 604-925-3600, firstname.lastname@example.com, www.faximum.com.
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New Years is always a time to look back at the year that was and what it means for us all going forward.
Many other columnists will be counting down their best/worst lists of events over the year. But since this columnist loves writing about all the wonderful things the Internet can do for you, I'm just going to use Google.
As in the past several years, this year Google has launched a website, http://www.google.com/zeitgeist, to tally the sum of people's curiosity and endeavours around the entire globe through 2012.
A video montage on the site features highlights from the most significant moments of the year in politics, science, art, sports and basic human interaction.
Routine elections in the U.S. and France, and more experimental ones in the countries of the ongoing Arab Spring revolutions are featured, as are the astronomical feats from NASA's flawless Mars Rover landing to SpaceX's first commercial trip to the International Space Station and the RedBull-sponsored space fall, as Felix Baumgartner survived a jump from 24 miles above the surface of Earth, becoming the first human to break the sound barrier with no engine besides gravity.
The Large Hadron Collider seems to have accomplished its first objective, decades in the making, of locating the Higg's Boson and completing our contemporary model of the universe.
The video shows the devastation of Hurricane Sandy and conflicts in the Middle East, by showing how the Internet passed the evidence on and rallied support.
The triumph and tragedy and joy and hope that we saw and we shared.
I can't really do it justice. You should check it out.
And while there, you can delve a little deeper if you like, into the most googled terms of the year, in a dozen different categories.
The most searched for term was Whitney Houston, after the singer died back in June. The next was Korean pop hit Gangnam Style, which swept the world this summer and recently became the first YouTube video to be viewed one billion times.
Unlike other countdown lists of best/worst-ofs, which are written by people and as such are influenced by individual tastes, Google's list is a reflection of the 1.2 trillion searches made by the site's more-than-one-billion users all over the globe.
And it is a global list. Four of the top 10 TV shows are from Brazil, including the top two.
America's first entry on the TV list is number three, "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo."
At the very least, the site is a good reminder that 2012 was more than bickering politicians, shooting sprees and doomsday predictions.
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Several days ago when Apple hinted at legal action against Palm, we held our breath to see just what would happen. Now Palm has stepped up to the plate boldly and hinted that they'd fight whatever legal action is thrown at them.
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Imagine if the following interface ideas were patented.
- double click
- right click menu
- window
- taskbar
Now imagine that they were all patented by different companies so that they could never be used together. Welcome to the brave new world of touchscreen interfaces if Apple's multitouch gesture patents are found valid.
The difficulty is that companies now patent designs rather than inventions. The bar has been set so low for "obviousness" that even wholely derivative products claim many patents and new inventions will doubtless infringe on hundreds of existing, overly-broad, patents.


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1. | Cant Be Asked | ||
This is a phrase commonly used by retards (generally scenekids and fags) who have heard somone saying "I cant be ARSED" and mistaken it for them saying "I cant be ASKED"
They will then continue to use their new found phrase all the time thinking that it is what everyone else is saying. If you think its ASKED your a twat
Scenekid Myspace whore:" I cant be asked to stop taking pictures of myself and uploading them to myspace" Normal People: "What a fag" |


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The conviction body slammed me. Everywhere that Abraham went, he built an altar to God (Genesis 12:7-8; 13:4; 13:18; 22:9). So … where's my altar?
I know, it is not exactly the same, but there's an underlying principle: where do I regularly go to offer myself to God and invite Him to take control of my life, my family, and my influence?
So I've decided to have a family altar. For years, when my kids were still home, the family altar was tuck-in-time. We would read a Bible story, share prayers, and have a good night kiss. But there is not a set place anymore with our kids grown and gone. So I decided to do two things.
First, designate me a place in the den where we already had some things set aside for the Lord and designate that as my "altar" — a place to go when I wanted to consciously offer myself to God and wait on His presence. I have a couple of devotional books and a small sign that says what this space means to me. It is a place to pray and read and intentionally be in the presence of the Lord.
Second, I wanted to have a way to take my altar with me when I traveled. So I came up with a couple of ideas, one of which I chose, but I think you could choose either of them:
- Put together a small bag or box to take on trips as the family altar. While I know most of us don't want another thing to travel, if you have kids, you know you are going have a bunch of stuff to lug around, so why not one that reminds you and your family of allegiance to the Lord? You can have small Bible, Bible story book, pictures, and a small notepad where you record prayer requests. You may want to add other things. You may even want to add a small rock, leaf, picture, or some other momento to remind you of places you've been.
- Use your mobile device or laptop to be your family altar — notice the screenshots from an Android device, iPad, and computer for the program mentioned in the next sentence. There is a wonderful, free, app available for most mobile devices and computers called Evernote. It allows you to created separate notebooks where you collect things — voice recordings, pictures, notes, webpages, articles, devotionals, and other things. I love this app for so many other things, but it dawned on me that this was the perfect tool for my 2:00 prayer time each day when I pray a special prayer of blessing on people all around the world. So this is now my portable altar. I have a few Scriptures in this digital notebook, pictures of several of the people I pray for, Passion for Praise excerpts, an article or two, and will soon add some voice recordings of prayers some of my international students and grandkids have prayed.
I know none of this is revolutionary, but I hope it is helpful. If you have other ideas about a family altar or a traveling altar that blesses you, I'd love to hear about it!
Finally, the place of conviction for me is Romans 12:1-2:
Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship. Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will.
Of course we all know the problem of being a living sacrifice is that the sacrifice keeps crawling off the altar. So, I'm committing to spend more time offering myself at one of my family "altars" in hopes of keeping my heart in the right place with God — holy and pleasing to God!
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What a great idea. I don't travel, per se BU
T O do visit nursing homes and a senior's residence. These people NEED Jesus BUT I 'neeed space to be able to 'worship my God and to hear from Him.' I can be "TOO BUSY". -
Thanks Andrea, you are correct. There is not strength for the long journey in people-care if you don't have an infusion of grace and the Holy Spirit! Blessings for caring for these special folks.


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As the pace for new technology continues to increase, many organizations are becoming frustrated with the inflexibility of their IT budgets. Many companies spend about 80% of their budget on maintaining existing applications, leaving only 20% for new projects. How has your company handled the 80/20 IT budget dilemma? Is it more flexible when it [...]
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POKANE VALLEY, Wash. March 22 2008 - Spokane Valley Police are asking for your help locating 33-year-old Nichole Marriott. Police say Marriott assaulted a mall security officer Monday night then fled the store in her underwear. Marriott left her purse containing her identification and the jeans police say she was trying to steal at Macys.
The store security officer watched Marriott pick up several items of clothing and carry the items into a changing room. When Marriott exited she placed everything but a pair of jeans on the counter.
When she walked out of the store without paying for the missing jeans a security officer confronted her. Police say Marriott became combative and attempted to flee. During the scuffle, she punched the male security officer. Police say the security guard pulled Marriott to the floor but her coat came off and she was able to get back up. That is when the security officer grabbed the dress Marriott was wearing, the dress tore and she ran out of the store in just her undergarments.


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We have what they need
January 22nd, 2008 by LukeSo occasionally I get sucked into writing on this other blog, and recently I've been discussing the topic of sexuality and how the church approaches it. I feel pretty strongly that the church's problem in dealing with sexuality through history have come because the church has the wrong fundamental approach to the whole thing - that rather than think of sexuality as a part of being human that has the potential to connect us to each other and to the Divine, it all starts from (and usually ends at) coming up with the right set of rules/boundaries/prohibitions to contain and control sexuality. It'd be interesting to go into why this has happened, and continues to happen, but for now I just want to focus on whether/how it can be changed.
Because - I feel like most Christians are all tied up inside over the whole thing. Yeah, most of them can grow up and get married and probably feel less angst about it than they did as teens & single young adults - but certainly many people don't fit into this cookie-cutter pattern. And yes, celibacy is probably a respectable option if you're called to it. I'm not dissing marriage or celibacy. But I just think the church really misses out on this whole huge part of what it means to be a human and what that can tell us about God, how it connects us to the Divine. I can't imagine how one can fully know, accept, and love one's own body unless one fully knows, accepts, and loves one's sexuality (as it truly is, not just as you think it should be) - and I really can't see how one can foster a connection to the presence of God/sacredness/the Divine while being disconnected from one's body.
So here's my radical proposition: I think we queers have a special mission, here and now in history, to take this message of sexuality into the church. Being queer has allowed us the pain, the chore - but also the opportunity - of having, by necessity, to break outside the box that the church has always placed around sexuality, to venture out into strange & unknown &, to many, scary territory of sexuality without clearly defined rules/limits/prohibitions/customs to contain & define it. We've learned things that few straight Christians get the chance to learn. And the church really needs our message and vision now, a lot, or else it will keep getting more and more dead.
What do you think? Do we queers know something about sex & sexuality that straight Christian don't, and if we do, should we really go through all the pain & annoyance of trying to convince them that we have something they need?


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Active Standard ASTM A942 Developed by Subcommittee: A04.01 |Book of Standards Volume: 01.02
This specification covers double pour, centrifugally cast, abrasion-resistant roll shells for general application. The outer layer is white iron and the inner layer is gray iron and there shall be no gradient of mottled iron these layers. Both the white and the gray irons may be melted by any suitable melting process. The white iron portion of the casting shall be produced by chemistry rather than chilling. A chemical analysis of the white and gray irons shall be taken and the chemical compositions shall be controlled to obtain the required mechanical properties. The white iron (Types I, II, III, and IV) shall conform to the specified Brinell hardness and the gray iron (Class Nos. 20, 25, 30, and 35) shall conform to the specified tensile strength. The minimum thickness of the white iron layer is given. Hardness and tension tests of the cast dual metal shall be performed.
This abstract is a brief summary of the referenced standard. It is informational only and not an official part of the standard; the full text of the standard itself must be referred to for its use and application. ASTM does not give any warranty express or implied or make any representation that the contents of this abstract are accurate, complete or up to date.
1. Scope
1.1 This specification covers double pour, centrifugally cast, abrasion-resistant roll shells for general application. The outer layer is white iron and the inner layer is gray iron. There shall be no gradient of mottled iron between the white iron and the gray iron.
1.2 The values stated in either inch-pound units or SI units are to be regarded separately as standard. Within the text, the SI units are shown in brackets. The values stated in each system are not exact equivalents; therefore, each system must be used independently of the other. Combining values from the two systems may result in nonconformance with this specification.
2. Referenced Documents (purchase separately) The documents listed below are referenced within the subject standard but are not provided as part of the standard.
ASTM Standards
A48/A48M Specification for Gray Iron Castings
E8 Test Methods for Tension Testing of Metallic Materials
E10 Test Method for Brinell Hardness of Metallic Materials
abrasion-resistant; cast iron; centrifugal casting; dual metal; gray cast iron; roll shell; white cast iron ;
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ICS Number Code 77.140.50 (Flat steel products and semi-products)
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By: Julia Luciw
The Palace of Auburn Hills on the evening of Thursday, March 11th, was completely full for the first hometown show from Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band. It was their return to the Palace and the crowd wanted to experience just why rock n' roll never does forget on this tour. It was my first time experiencing Seger with my family and what an absolute treat it was!
First off, the Seger camp picked former Eagles member Joe Walsh to open the show for them.
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International travelers, rejoice! The world's busiest airport is debuting a billion-dollar solution to the much-griped-about entry procedure for Atlanta-bound passengers.
The screening hoops international travelers have long faced to escape the confines of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport have led veteran traveler Nancy Megehee to avoid bringing anything more than a carry-on along on long-haul trips. Arriving back in Atlanta was just too much trouble.
"If you're going to walk the concourse, you have to clear your luggage to walk through. Typically, what I'm doing is carry-on, but I still have to go pick my bag up and have my bag re-examined by the TSA," Megehee said.
That was one of the annoying quirks of an airport that handled nearly 10 million international passengers last year. Before May 16, even international travelers whose final destination was Atlanta had to pass through Transportation Security Administration checkpoints and recheck checked bags after clearing U.S. Customs and Border Protection to leave the airport.
That's because there was no way to exit the international security zone to the outside world without crossing through the secure domestic terminal. All that duty-free fine wine had to get stuffed back into a traveler's luggage to avoid violating the TSA's 3-ounce rule. Then add a trip to the baggage claim to pick up checked bags before exiting.
With Wednesday's opening of the Maynard H. Jackson International Terminal, six years later than planned and at a higher-than-expected cost of $1.4 billion, there will be much beyond the new ease of exiting to admire and celebrate: the natural light-filled structure, lovely views of airplanes taking off to foreign lands and taxiing to the new terminal gates, new retail and restaurant choices, art installations, a swanky new Delta Sky Club and technology charging areas that recognize the ubiquitous use of smartphones, laptops and other electronic devices.
The logistics of getting to and from the terminal might present the biggest challenge. The new terminal is accessed via a different highway than the rest of the airport, and the city's rail service connects to the original terminal but not to the new international gateway. Shuttle buses will run around the clock to connect the old and new facilities.
While we wait for international travelers to test Atlanta's newest terminal, we asked noted architects, airport operations executives and other travel industry experts to share what they look for in a world-class airport's design and features.
An airport must nail down the basics: security, federal processing, technology, retail and restrooms, said Bill Fife, an airport consultant who has worked in positions with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, including a role as deputy general manager of John F. Kennedy International Airport.
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These are the first publicly available sports team-branded Monster headphones available to the public. The headphones will retail for $400, and will be available in regional Best Buys and Apple Stores. Somehow, I doubt many of them will show up in any of Manhattan's Best Buys or Apple Stores.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009
The trip to Denver for the wedding feels in itself lasted at least two weeks. It was an insanely long drive considering that we hit the worst storms and what would usually take 4 hours took 9 or 10. When we would pass cars they would flick(more like rocket shoot) snow at our windshield and I kept trying to get a good picture of just right before it would hit the windshield but never got it before it got dark(and Dave got annoyed with me whipping out the camera every time a car passed), but I did get some good ones of the many snow plows we came across. Nevertheless it isn't a trip I'm going to forget anytime soon and I'm not looking forward to taking the same one again in two weeks.Anyways the wedding (my nephew Klints) turned out well and we got some good shots- (they kinda had me be a second shooter for their wedding since their original photographer was her grandfather and he usually just shoots landscapes) It was though really really COLD!! no snow but freezing cold! I was excited to use the new lens I got for Christmas (85mm 1.8) I'm in love with it-it's so quiet and nice and heavy- I love it, did I mention that. My next want is some nice fingerless gloves cuz' my hands were burning red and hurt so bad from the cold that day shooting. (Honey this would be a hint for you for a gift for my soon birthday-got it) While we were in Denver we took a day and drove down to Colorado Springs to look at apartments and one thing I found out about Colorado springs is that they have no D.I.- :( It's so sad, I am a frequent shopper at D.I. and most (okay almost all) of our kids toys come from D.I. I'm sure there are other thrift stores but me and DI we go way back :) my favorite Christmas I remember was when my parents were too poor so all of it came from DI- those were some cool toys that year. Other than that I loved Colorado springs, it was beautiful and it just felt well right.
Anyways It's time for bed for me so I can keep trying to stay on top of all that is ahead of us. Wish me luck-
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- Marco Crupi said...
Hello I really like your blog, I would like a link exchange with you, I insert your blog to my favorite blogs ;)
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- NancyT said...
Wow, you did have a buzy Holiday Season. I love your pics, your lens is awesome.
- January 7, 2009 at 12:48 PM
- Camille said...
Yeah for a new lens! I have a couple questions for you, if you don't mind... I've been eyeing the 85mm, but wasn't sure how it would be to use, if it would be much different than my 50mm, or if it would be too much zoom. What do you think?? Your pictures look fantastic, which is why I ask. ;-)
- January 7, 2009 at 11:05 PM
- Camille said...
Hey Alicia!
Thanks for all that info- I really appreciate you getting back to me. I am so torn between this lens and the idea of getting a good zoom lens. I just can't make up my mind! Lenses... you can never have enough... if my pictures could look like yours, I'd go buy the 85 RIGHT now!
When is the move? Are you in the middle of craziness right now? GOOD LUCK! - January 15, 2009 at 4:30 PM
- Coleman, Ashley and Cash said...
good luck with the move! when are you outta here? it's pretty crazy... I bet you are excited/nervous?!? anyway, hey i tried to fix my blog, will you do me a huge favor and check it, and see if i did it right? i may just have to give you my password and have you fix it! you have time for that right? haha! just kiddin... i am just super annoyed with the whole situation!
- January 20, 2009 at 4:27 PM
- ~Cmac~ said...
Have you moved already?
- January 21, 2009 at 5:54 PM
- Dave and Melissa Geddes said...
Hey lady friend! Your blog is awesome! I wanted to come over tonight--my tummy hates me. Hope I'm not prego or something.
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At one end of Delhi, in the verdant campus of Jawaharlal Nehru University, scholars gathered to update one another on the current trends in Historical Materialism.
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The two-day general strike of the working class on February 20-21 was unprecedented and received an overwhelming response from all over the country. It is the biggest working class action so far in our country, since independence. This strike is historic as it is for the first time in the history of our country that a general strike has been called for two days, i.e., 48 hours.
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PM Manmohan Singh has announced a new S&T and Innovation Policy with ambitious goals and a "new paradigm" to synergize global competitiveness and developmental challenges. But critics say the new STI Policy does not address ground realities, institutional weaknesses and structural problems in Indian science, and does not indicate how the chronic gap between goals and achievement will be bridged.
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Official Name: Union of Myanmar (formerly Union of Burma)
Capital: Naypyidaw (Current local time)
Government Type: Military - dominated
Chief of State: Than Shwe, chairman of State Peace and Development Council
Population: 47.37 million
Area: 421,600 square miles; slightly smaller than Texas
Languages: Burmese, minority ethnic groups have their own languages
GDP Per Capita: $1,800
Year of Independence: 1948
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May. 22, 2013
Court in Myanmar sentences seven Muslim men to prison on charges related to incidents of religious violence in March that left more than 40 people dead and chased thousands from their homes; Muslims are critical of decision, saying that most of violence was carried out by Buddhist mobs attacking Muslims.MORE »
May. 21, 2013
Pres Obama, in meeting with Myanmar's visiting leader Pres Thein Sein, encourages political and economic reforms in the country but warns Thein Sein that violence against minority Muslims has to stop.MORE »
May. 19, 2013
Grass-roots protests in Myanmar have prompted Chinese companies to reach out to communities where they operate, embracing Western-style corporate social responsibility practices as China vies with United States for influence in country.MORE »
May. 18, 2013
Myanmar's Pres Thein Sein pardons at least 20 political prisoners, just ahead of state visit to the United States; more releases are expected.MORE »
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Overcrowded boat capsizes while trying to escape cyclone bearing down on Myanmar, tossing dozens of Rohingya Muslims into the sea; eight bodies are found and more than 50 people remain missing.MORE »
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In the town where George Orwell wrote his first novel, "Burmese Days," a group of locals are encouraging the authorities to restore his house and its unkempt garden.
May 24, 2013, FridayMuslims Linked to Riots Given Prison Terms in Myanmar
A prominent Muslim questioned why Muslims had been prosecuted when human rights groups agreed that most of the violence had been carried out by Buddhists.
May 22, 2013, WednesdayObama Couples Praise for Burmese Leader With Warning Against Violence
President Obama encouraged the political and economic reforms in Myanmar, but warned the country's visiting leader, President Thein Sein, that violence against minority Muslims had to stop.
May 21, 2013, TuesdayWhat Obama Needs to Tell Myanmar's Leader
The international community is right to bring Myanmar in from the cold, but there is still a long way to go.
May 21, 2013, TuesdayState Dept. Report Says Countries Have Repressed Religious Freedom With Laws
In an annual report, the State Department singled out nations that abused laws on blasphemy and apostasy to harass political opponents.
May 21, 2013, TuesdayChina Tries to Improve Image in a Changing Myanmar
Grass-roots protests against Chinese oil projects are worrying Beijing as it competes for influence in Myanmar with the United States.
May 19, 2013, SundayMyanmar: Political Prisoners Freed
President Thein Sein pardoned at least 20 political prisoners on Friday, just ahead of a state visit to the United States, and more releases are expected.
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May 16, 2013, ThursdayMyanmar's President to Visit White House
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May 15, 2013, WednesdayMyanmar: Under Siege at Home, Refugees Are Feared Lost at Sea
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Every room has a bit of the old villa's architectural character, especially the ones with original timbered ceilings. The suites, junior, executive and otherwise, quickly grow quite large, and the freestanding villa is something like a presidential suite, occupying an outlying single-story building and sleeping up to five.
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The Texan, who was visiting the friend, had just left a bar on nearby Washington Street a little after 2 a.m. when the two were approached by two men, one of whom asked for money, police said. When the Texan pulled out his wallet, the man grabbed it from him, police said.
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Last weekend was filled with joy and celebration, as we welcomed friends into our home for Noah's second birthday celebration. We had such a wonderful day with warm weather and lots of laughs. Monday was not so welcome, as tragedy struck Boston. The Boston Marathon bombing seemed unreal, unfathomable. Innocent lives lost, so many injured. America's heart bled for the city of Baked Beans, The Green Monster, and Bunker Hill. The whirlwind week came to end on Friday evening, when the second and last bomber was captured. American breathed a collective sigh of relief.
Day 102- April 13, 2013
Noah loved blowing endless bubbles at his birthday party!
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Opening birthday presents continued on to Sunday morning.
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Our tulips in the front yard are in full bloom now and just gorgeous!
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Each morning brings new bloom to the yard. I just love the vibrant orange tulips.
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POST FALLS, IDAHO-- Buck Knives has effectively combined the style and feel of their legendary 112 Ranger folder with a streamlined full-tang 3-1/8" skinning blade to create the new Model 113 Ranger Skinner. The result is a smaller knife that has plenty of blade to meet the needs of hunters who prefer compact knives.
Originally designed as a Limited Edition for Buck's exclusive line with the Boone and Crockett Club, with appeal for both collectors and hunters, response was so strong it led to creation of this more affordable production model. With its handcrafted, contoured Macassar ebony handle and rich brass bolsters, it still is a stylish knife, and the handle has an integrated lanyard hole.
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