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Farewell to Oz after 7 weeks
Writing this part of the blog on our flight from Sydney to Los Angeles and then on to New York – 21 hours in total. Sydney was its vibrant self with lots going on and many places to go – our favourite was the Docks Bar at Darling harbour where we could sit, drink and watch the world go by with such a magnificent view, either during the …
Sydney - Another Great Metropolis
The most interesting thing I enjoyed to do in Sydney it was the "doors off helicopter tour", the Sydney Aquarium, the Imax Theatre and photographing in the Blue Mountain.
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The Globe provided fact-checks and analysis on the third Senate debate between Senator Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren in Springfield.
7:55 p.m. | ANALYSIS: A lot of the sniping over turning over client lists and other personal issues did not make it into this debate, which stuck largely to policy.
-- Noah Bierman
7:55 p.m. | FACT CHECK: How bipartisan is Brown? Does he really vote 50 percent with each party?
As Michael Levenson reported following the second debate, it depends how you count the votes.
A Congressional Quarterly analysis found that Brown voted with the Republican leadership 54 percent of the time. But that calculation included dozens of amendments that had no chance of passing.
As the Globe reported in May, on the most important, news-generating votes since he arrived in office in early 2010, Brown joined Republican leaders 76 percent of the time, according to an analysis by Project Vote Smart, a nonpartisan organization.
But Brown repeatedly points to the Congressional Quarterly study to assert that he is a truly bipartisan senator; Democrats meanwhile hold up the Vote Smart study to assert that, on matters of consequence, he is a more reliable Republican vote.
Here's a graphic illustrating the analysis.
-- Noah Bierman
7:49 p.m. | FACT CHECK: Brown just said he "served in Afghanistan," but he saw no combat during two brief visits.
-- Noah Bierman
7:45 p.m. | ANALYSIS: Warren making a very strong stance on Brown's record on women's issues. Noting he voted against equal pay for equal work, for the Blunt amendment, and against a woman for Supreme Court.
-- Stephanie Ebbert
7:39 p.m. | FACT CHECK: Is Brown pro-choice?
Brown calls himself pro-choice and he generally favors legalized abortions. But Massachusetts Citizens for Life supports him and several abortion rights groups have endorsed Warren. The issue is murky, and activists on both sides cite several issues. Here are a few reported on by colleague Michael Levenson:
Brown cosponsored the Blunt Amendment, which would have allowed health plans and employers to decline to pay for abortions, contraception, or other services based on religious or moral objections.
In 2005, when he was in the state Legislature, Brown sought to allow doctors and nurses to opt out of offering emergency contraception to rape victims if the health care workers had religious objections. Brown later voted for the bill without his changes, meaning doctors and nurses would be required to offer emergency contraception, regardless of their beliefs.
Brown has also taken votes in the state Senate and the US Senate that were applauded by abortion-rights supporters. In 2007, he voted to create a 35-foot buffer zone to keep protesters away from abortion clinics. In 2012, he voted to repeal a law that required women in the military who are victims of rape to pay for abortions at military facilities. He also opposed an effort to cut off federal funding for Planned Parenthood.
-- Noah Bierman
7:38 p.m. | FACT CHECK: Brown notes that Warren did not voluntarily pay a higher state tax rate, which is true, according to tax returns reviewed by the Globe. Nor did Brown.
-- Noah Bierman
7:36 p.m. | FACT CHECK: Warren says Brown has protected subsidies for oil companies.
On March 29, Brown voted against a bill that would have repealed $24 billion in tax breaks for the five largest oil companies operating in the United States. Brown argues those taxes would be passed on to drivers in the form of higher prices at the pump and to homeowners in the form of higher home-heating costs.
-- Noah Bierman
7:36 p.m. | FACT CHECK: Warren said Brown opposed a rule that would prevent CEOs from paying less taxes than their secretaries.
Here's what colleague Michael Levenson wrote on the Buffett rule following the second debate: The Buffett Rule, championed by billionaire investor Warren Buffett, would impose a 30 percent minimum tax on people with incomes over $1 million a year — guaranteeing that the rich pay the same tax rate as their secretaries.
It would raise about $5 billion in revenue annually, assuming that Congress lets the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy expire. That is enough to fuel the federal government for about 11 hours, according to a Washington Post analysis.
But that doesn't mean the Buffett Rule is insignificant, according to Joseph Rosenberg, a research associate at the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center.
"There's no single policy that is large relative to the size of the economy, or the size of the entire federal government, but any little bit makes a dent,'' Rosenberg said. "What we really need is a bunch of little pieces to make up a comprehensive solution."Continued...


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Mickel said 9 weeks ago
Nice Nightmare before Christmas design :D -
ExplGravy said 9 weeks ago
Awesome! -
X Chris said 9 weeks ago
Nice mash-up of 'Nightmare Before Christmas' and Otto Preminger's 'Anatomy of a Murder.' Sweet. Not something you would expect. -
insanekoe said 9 weeks ago
This awesome!!!! Please do the Sailor Moon/Sailor V side art. In fact any of the Sailor Side Art!!! -
Wifeses said 9 weeks ago
Ermagerd! I needs the S.I.R. side art! Gir in a top hat? Take my monies TeeFury and gives me the fancy robot! -
grousseau said 9 weeks ago
The art work for Sally (notebook) is fantastic. She is so beautiful there. I have been buying way to many tee shirts lately, so I will probably pass on todays tee. Unless the kidz go crazy over it. Then I will most likely relent... -
bg_elene said 9 weeks ago
Please tell me I'm not the only one who'd wear that FP+Finn the Human/(I've forgotten the artist and the painting's name) artwork sideart :D -
bg_elene said 9 weeks ago
And the doctor. And the Sailor Moon/Fionna one xD -
ADKboomer said 9 weeks ago
lovely design -
koren said 9 weeks ago
Give me all the scout side art please -
Kharliabee said 9 weeks ago
Would love his adventure moon design on a tee!!! And his sailor moon nouveau. Please consider it!!! -
Ueuecoyotl said 9 weeks ago
said: Please tell me I'm not the only one who'd wear that FP+Finn the Human/(I've forgotten the artist and the painting's name) artwork sideart :D
"The Kiss" by Klimpt.
While I love so many of the presented side art, THAT ONE is by far the one I would just DIE to have. I agree. I want that one so hard. -
renmaxbd said 9 weeks ago
bg elene -- The artist is Gustav Klimt. PAinting is named "the Kiss". I'd love to get this Tee as well. And all of the art nouveau Sailor Moons. I'm not even a fan, just love the artwork! -
soothslyr said 9 weeks ago
love love love nightmare before christmas!
the sailor moon sidearts are all must-prints. my lady loves them so they'd make awesome gifts for her! -
hhammy said 9 weeks ago
Wow! Nightmare Before Christmas with a head nod to Saul Bass. Want becomes need... -
Manny_400 said 9 weeks ago
The design is awesome! The notebook just grabs my attention. Keep up the good work because it's amazing! -
Zavien said 9 weeks ago
I totally missed the chance to get this one, bring it back so I may enjoy it with my Fellowship of the Fantasy!! -
CletisM said 9 weeks ago
These are clever MashedPotatoes, but I care for neither Klimt (because I'm neither female nor in college) nor Nightmare before Christmas. I do, however, love the Doctor Who/Little Prince MashedPotato, and would insta-buy that if it were printed. -
jennyrage said 9 weeks ago
I made an account just so I could tell you how much I love this design. I don't think I've purchased anything so fast in my entire life. -
P_forPaula said 9 weeks ago
Gaahh... This design is a breath of fresh air - I LOVE it!! Teefury, my wallet hates you.
On a side note, The Little Prince/Doctor Who side art is amazing, can we have it on a shirt please?! :D -
plainrea said 9 weeks ago
Super cute design. Love Sally and NBC. More importantly, however, are the BSSM shirts. I have Venus, Moon, and Mars and am ANXIOUSLY awaiting the release of Mercury and Jupiter (LOVE Jupiter).
...Now if only these contests weren't limited to friggin' Facebook. Would LOVE to own that Sally notebook... -
Shae7d7 said 9 weeks ago
Sailor Jupiter Side art- I am there so FAST! It looks incredible, not only is she my favorite but I think the design is the best too, the others have a bit of a off look in the face but Jupiter is perfect. -
Eriphyle said 9 weeks ago
Oh wow, thanks for the amazing comments guys! >_> They made my day (and probably the next one too haha)
Please let Teefury know if you like any of the sideart, who knows... :) -
deejay121 said 9 weeks ago
Hmmmm.... this strangely co-insides with a shirt over on the "OTHER" site. - Load More Comments


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Massapequa students marked national Red Ribbon Week, Oct. 21-25, by celebrating the importance of making good choices and leading healthy, drug-free lives. The annual campaign, sponsored by National Family Partnership, aims to educate students on drug awareness and prevention, as well as support and nurture the full potential of healthy, drug-free youngsters.
At R.J. Lockhart Elementary School, students were given a red ribbon by the PTA and participated in a different anti-drug-themed activity each day for a week, including wearing their clothing backwards for "Turn Your Back on Drugs" Day, wearing crazy socks for "Sock it to Drugs" Day and students wearing hats for "Put a Lid on Drugs" Day. Students also wore the color red and were asked to donate a can of non-perishable food for "I Can Be Drug Free" Day.
Massapequa School District honored veterans and active-duty soldiers with special assemblies and events that brought the meaning of Veterans Day to life.
Tributes studded with America's heroes, elected officials and school administrators reflected on the sacrifices made by those who served and provided the opportunity to thank them personally.
"When you stop to pay tribute we tend to see veterans as square-jawed, tall, husky, Norman Rockwell people," said guest speaker Richard Begandy, commander of VFW 7763. "But if you want to see what they look like, look around you. They are your neighbors, they are our folks. We deeply appreciate what they do to maintain America's freedom."
The school's Family and Consumer Science Department, in conjunction with its Child Study course, will once again sponsor a preschool program for district residents.
High school students enrolled in the course have successfully completed the Parenting and Child Development course and are now ready for a hands-on approach to learning, according to Anna Gregg, child study director for the district. The students will plan, prepare and implement interdisciplinary activities within a thematic unit for the preschool students.
Ten Massapequa High School student musicians were recognized for their talent at the state level and will perform in the New York State School Music Association Winter Conference All-State in Rochester, New York, Dec. 5-8. Massapequa is one of only three Nassau County districts selected to send 10 or more students to the All-State concerts.
Freshman students from Massapequa High School-Ames Campus painted their pinky fingers blue to show their support for the nationwide bullying awareness campaign "Gang Up for Good" led by Secret Deodorant.
The pinky project, spearheaded by members of the Ames Chiefs Challenge Club to mark National Bullying Prevention Month, represents students' commitment to standing up for others and reducing bullying behaviors," said Katherine Knoepffler, who co-advises the Chief's Challenge Club with Kim Hession.
Art teacher Dorothy Veltre and librarian Sandy Dorfman teamed up to deliver an interdisciplinary lesson to Fairfield Elementary School students centered on the life lesson in the children's book, "Ish," by Peter H. Reynolds.
College student Lucia Rothe trotted her way into the hearts of the abused and neglected animals at H.O.R.S.E of Connecticut this past month. These innocent animals were once tortured and Rothe hopes to raise awareness of that adding to the success of this organization and to put these horses on the road to health.
This past month, Rothe, a North Massapequa resident and graduate of Farmingdale High School, visited H.O.R.S.E. of Connecticut with her public relations class to get a better understanding of the horses. Each student in the class was assigned to a couple of horses at the farm that are up for adoption in which they were able to meet them, take pictures with them and learn a little about their past.
Musician Jared Campbell captivated the freshmen class at Massapequa High School-Ames Campus with his humor and relevance as he delivered some sobering topics through a combination of comedy and song.
In a voice and speech pattern similar to actor Jack Black, Campbell drew in his young audience as he showed videos and sang his folksy-rock songs about people in his life that overcame difficult obstacles, such as "Dan" a high school athlete that lost his leg due to cancer and, with a prosthesis, was able to walk, run and eventually play sports and become a member of the U.S. Paralympic Ski Team. He sang about "focusing on your dreams" and the importance of keeping people around you that can give you support, especially in times of tragedy. He also touched on topics such as anti-bullying, respect and leadership.
Massapequa High School physical education teachers drew new inspiration from the military to help students to do their personal best in a biannual physical fitness assessment consisting of a timed mile run around the track.
They partnered with Army Staff Sergeant Eli Henderson from the local army recruitment office to run the mile alongside students in each of nine classes throughout the day over two days. Henderson accepted the challenge, finishing each mile in about six minutes, 30 seconds and motivating the majority of the students to complete the mile under the required 13 minutes.
The Plainedge High School Varsity Football Red Devils scored a decisive 35-7 victory against Hewlett, bringing a perfect end to the school's homecoming celebration on Sept. 28. The highlights of the halftime show included a performance by the high school marching band and kickline, as well as a routine by the varsity cheerleaders. Homecoming King Tommy Marigliano and Queen Erica Carney were crowned during halftime, and the student banners, set to a "Wizard of Oz" theme, were presented.
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Negative theology or apophasis - the idea that God is best identified in terms of 'absence', 'otherness', 'difference' - has been influential in modern Christian thought, resonating as it does with secular notions of negation developed in continental philosophy. Apophasis also has a strong intellectual history dating back to the early Church Fathers. Silence and the Word both studies the history of apophasis and examines its relationship with contemporary secular philosophy. Leading Christian thinkers explore in their own way the extent to which the concept of the apophatic illumines some of the deepest doctrinal structures of Christian faith, and of Christian self-understanding both in terms of its historical and contemporary situatedness, showing how a dimension of negativity has characterised not only traditional mysticism but most forms of Christian thought over the years.
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The Christians are a musical ensemble from Liverpool, England, who had several UK and international chart hits in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Band biography:
The name of the band refers to the surname of the three brothers that were originally in the line-up, and is also coincidentally guitarist Henry Priestman's middle name.
Garry Christian (born 27 February 1965, Liverpool) (lead vocals), Roger Christian (born 13 February 1950; died 8 March 1998 from brain tumour) (vocals, instrumentalist), Russell Christian (born 8 July 1956) (keyboards, saxophone, vocals), and Henry Priestman (born Henry Christian Priestman, 21 July 1955, in Kingston upon Hull, brought up in Liverpool) (keyboards, guitars, vocals) formed the band in 1985. Paul Barlow (drums), Mike Bulger (guitar/vocals) and Tony Jones on bass were also early members.
Because of a reluctance to tour, Roger left in 1987.
The band were one of a number of soul-influenced groups in the 1980s that had strong links to UK punk rock, New Wave music and post-punk. Their frontman and lead singer Garry Christian became the group's unique selling point with his distinctive look and velvet-smooth soulful tones.
In Rock: The Rough Guide, critic Charles Bottomley, described them as "The Temptations in ripped jeans, producing gritty-centred songs in a sugary vocal shell".
Chart history:
Their first five singles all made the Top 40 in Britain, and their debut album The Christians (1987) entered the UK Albums Chart at number 2. It eventually sold over a million copies. The highest-placed single from this album was "Ideal World", which reached number 14 in the UK Singles Chart.
In 1988, they released a cover of the Isley Brothers' "Harvest for the World", with all proceeds going to charity. The video for the track was an animation, created by four leading animation companies, including Aardman Animations. The video won several awards, and the single reached number 8 in the UK singles chart, their sixth consecutive British Top 40 hit.
1989 saw another charity single success, this time as performers on a version of "Ferry Cross the Mersey", released in aid of those affected by the Hillsborough disaster. The single stayed at number one for several weeks (No. 5 in Germany).
Their second album, Colour, released in 1990, reached number one in the UK Albums Chart and yielded the international hit "Words", which was No. 18 in the UK (including the Hillsborough charity single their eighth consecutive UK Top 40 hit) and Sweden, No. 5 in the Netherlands (for two weeks), and No. 1 in France (also for two weeks). The second single from the album, "I Found Out", reached No. 22 in France (No. 56 in the UK). In 1992, the following LP, Happy in Hell, charted at number 18. Its single, "What's in a Word", entered the UK Top 40 (their 9th single release to do so), and was a Top 20 hit in France (with an impressive total chart run of 19 weeks); it also entered the German Top 75, reaching No. 60.
The early 1990s saw the band continuing to tour. A greatest hits album, The Best of the Christians, was released in 1993, and peaked at number 22.
Break up and reformation:
Garry Christian moved to Paris in 1995 to record a solo album, effectively breaking up the band, although no formal announcement was made, and the door was open to future reformation. In 1998 founding member Roger Christian died from a brain tumour. In 1999 The Christians began to perform together again in an "unplugged" acoustic format. They carried out a thirty-six date tour of the UK, with a similar tour undertaken in 2000, with guitarist and songwriter Paul Campbell, who accompanied them on all of their tours until 2003.
By 2001, The Christians began to write songs for Prodigal Sons, which was released in 2003. This was supported by a UK tour in October 2003, and further promotion in France, Spain and UK throughout 2004.
In 2005, Russell Christian decided he no longer wished to tour, and a decision was made to return to a full band format, rather than the four-man "unplugged" line-up that had been touring since 1999. This new "band" comprising Garry Christian (lead vocals), Joey Ankrah (singer, guitar), Neil Griffiths (singer and acoustic guitar), Cliff Watson (bass guitar), Lionel Duke (drums), Mike Triggs (keyboards) was unveiled on the 2009 tour. A download single (released on download on 5 March 2010) was a cover of Cat Stevens/Yusuf Islams "Where Do the Children Play", reviewed by the man himself as "better than his own version".
2012 sees the 25th year anniversary for the band, who are celebrating with a re-release of anniversary albums The Christians and Colour. A brand new album called Speed of Life was released in September, with the title track the first single. In August they embarked on a tour of the UK and on 16 December they played to 900 fans at Liverpool's Royal Court Theatre. They were briefly joined on stage by former band member, Henry Priestman.
Between September 2013 and January 2014 the Christians are touring with Go West and Hue & Cry on a 32 date tour of the UK. Their new single 'Inner City Blues' was released in September.
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A young woman employee of Infosys died after allegedly jumping off a building at the IT giant's office at Gachibowli here, police said today.
S Neelima (27) was found lying in a pool of blood by a security guard near the building at around 10.30 PM last night.
The guard immediately alerted the Infosys authorities who shifted her to a nearby hospital where the doctors declared her brought dead, police said.
Madhapur Police, who are investigating the case, said "It was not clear whether she had jumped off or fell accidentally or was pushed down. The death happened under suspicious circumstances."
"We are probing the matter. Her phone call details were being analysed. As per preliminary investigations...it appears to be a suicide, however we are investigating all the angles," Deputy Commissioner of Police, Madhapur Division, T Yoganand said.
Neelima, who was working as a software employee with Infosys in Gachibowli, had returned from the US on July 21, the DCP said, adding the deceased, a native of Warangal, was married to one Sridhar.
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If you are only half Irish, that means if you run across one of the RUC, you can only beat him HALF to death.
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I think people are just beginning to latch onto the fact that Google is the easiest engine on the web to manipulate. For the commercial entries, it is indeed money that buys the position. Yes, the little guy can optimize his site and grab some market share, until someone notices that there is money to be made in that niche and then the biggest budgets rule the SERPS. What suprises me is that people think that the web would somehow remain different from the rest of the world. It's always about the money. :)
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GCN_Gamer | #2 Subject: And So It Begins ............. Posted: 11/03/2004 17:24:31 |
I'd like to take the opportunity to welcome my first member, Boydski, to the club. I was beginning to wonder if I was ever going to see any activity here, so it's nice to get some support.
Boydski | #3 Subject: Awesome! Posted: 11/04/2004 14:28:14 |
Good for you Ryan. The Lord is more fun that that stuff anyways. Stay tight with Holy Spirit and you won't miss any of those things!
GCN_Gamer | #4 Subject: Finally ............ I'm Back! Posted: 11/14/2004 19:45:34 |
Hello everyone. Sorry for being gone for so long, I've recently had some computer problems. They're all fixed now though. I'd like to welcome silversaint3 and newsgirl to the club. Thanks for joining up guys.
GCN_Gamer | #5 Subject: Long Day Posted: 11/26/2004 13:32:55 |
Hey guys. I was pretty much at the church all day today - got there for 8:30 for the worship team practice, the service was the usual 10 to 12, then we practiced the Christmas play (entitled "Did Someone Get the Number of That Camel?) until 4:00. After that I fellowship with some less fortunate people who were attending a banquet held by the New Creations ministry (I helped clean up afterward), and then I helped out with the final class of our first run-through of the Alpha Marriage Course. I did learn some interesting things there, despite my not being married yet (including volunteers I was still the only unmarried one there and I agreed to take the entire course whenever that changes).
GCN_Gamer | #6 Subject: F.Y.I. Posted: 11/29/2004 12:03:54 |
Hey guys. First of all I'd like to welcome SupaGokuMan to the club. I just wanted to post to explain the description I wrote up for this club. When I first created the club, I had not yet found any clubs for Christian gamers on 1-Up (I must have been looking in the wrong places). I actually ended up finding some just after I established this club. And of course, this wasn't the first club for Christian gamers and I hope it's not the last either.
Tigreen | #7 Subject: Hello Posted: 11/29/2004 12:40:47 |
Rank: Rare Candy Joined: 09/16/2004 Post Count: 0 Offline |
Hello all nice to see a christain club I don't know if I'll be able to write much cause I can only go on the internet at school. but I'll try to stay in touch. God Bless you all.
GCN_Gamer | #8 Subject: Welcome! Posted: 11/29/2004 13:00:08 |
Welcome Tigreen, and thanks for joining the club. It's nice to hear from you. I really understand your situation - I have a few Christian friends who don't have Internet access at home because the Internet is the form of media where it's easiest to come across secular content that we really shouldn't be exposed to. I don't want any of you to feel you have to post a certain number of times (or at all even), but I do look forward to hearing from all of you whenever time and circumstance allows you to make contact. God bless all of you.
jparsl | #9 Subject: Hi everyone Posted: 12/06/2004 11:13:40 |
Rank: Achievement Whore Joined: 11/22/2004 Post Count: 0 Offline |
I love to see other people unafraid to stand for what they believe. It's important for everyone to develop relationships with people who will support you when you are down. I hope to have some testimony's of what God is doing in my life and youth group. That's all for now.
ThEwHiTEpRaN... | #10 Subject: bands Posted: 12/06/2004 18:09:30 |
i think we should(put up pics of bands) because it get nonchristians saying they look cool i should check it out.if you look on my pages this is a band called underoath.god bless,evan<><
GCN_Gamer | #11 Subject: Yeah Posted: 12/06/2004 21:21:02 |
Welcome jparsl to our club. I for one would love to hear your testimonies, I love hearing about the awesome things that God is doing in the lives of others (and I have a few stories myself).
Lemon_Gojo | #12 Subject: Hello Posted: 12/07/2004 16:08:26 |
I just created my own Christian Gamers of 1up.com club, but joining multiple Christian VG clubs is an idea that I like. Talk to ya'll later!
GCN_Gamer | #13 Subject: Welcome Posted: 12/07/2004 17:21:54 |
Just wanted to make a quick post to welcome Lemon_Gojo and Tyheam to the club. Thanks for joining guys, I hope to hear from you both in the near future.
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GCN_Gamer | #15 Subject: Right On! Posted: 12/09/2004 22:30:50 |
I'd like to welcome OneWingd4ngel to our club. I'd also like to let you all know that I do support the concept behind the 1-Up Revolution (and in fact, I do have the link in my blog). I just don't want to change my avatar, and since it's not in any way provocative (at least not that I'm aware of), I don't see a need to. But I definitely encourage you to support this concept (obviously I can't expect anything more than what I've done, but even that would be good).
GCN_Gamer | #16 Subject: Just A Quick Update Posted: 12/10/2004 13:02:47 |
I just wanted to let you all know that I've just made a new post in my blog, I would encourage you all to check it out (it's basically a rant about the content they're allowing on 1-Up). Also, thanks to Boydski for writing up that awesome praise report in his blog, I would recommend that you check that out as well. God bless you all.
Lemon_Gojo | #17 Subject: That Darn Darwin... Posted: 12/16/2004 15:24:36 |
The Jesus fish may not be a holy and sacred Christian symbol (as far as I know), but the Darwin fish outright mocks and disrespects it. The only thing that keeps me from chewing out those who wear it and show it off is the fact that it wouldn't be the Christian thing to do. I do, however, proudly have a Jesus fish that reads "TRUTH" eating a Darwin fish on my car. Okay, I'm done ranting.
GCN_Gamer | #18 Subject: Amen Brother! Posted: 12/16/2004 23:03:33 |
Way to stand up for what you believe in. Jesus is the truth and evolution is a lie. Just remember that while chewing someone out isn't Christian, that doesn't mean you can't try to show those people the truth. Just do it in love, God will give you the right words to say.
GCN_Gamer | #19 Subject: Merry Christmas Everyone! Posted: 12/25/2004 19:10:23 |
Sorry I didn't post this earlier, it has been a fairly busy day. I just wanted to wish you all a Merry Christmas. I pray that you are all blessed as you celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
bsketblln fr... | #20 Subject: New Year Blessing Posted: 12/30/2004 17:25:02 |
May God bless everybody as we begin a new year and reflect on what good things God has done for us, through us, and around us.
GCN_Gamer | #21 Subject: Have a Happy and Blessed New Year Posted: 12/31/2004 00:01:28 |
Amen sister, and we should pray for guidance for this New Year - I believe God is going to do some awesome things in 2005. Welcome to the club bsketblln frk. May we all be blessed in 2005 as we work to do the will of God.
Lemon_Gojo | #22 Subject: HAPPY NEW YEAR! Posted: 01/01/2005 02:05:22 |
May God bless us all in 2005!
GCN_Gamer | #23 Subject: Welcome Posted: 01/04/2005 22:19:24 |
Welcome to the club, eqmacguy2. I don't have much to say this post, I just started my final semester of college this week, and I'll be teaching at my church's Youth Group on Monday.
bsketblln fr... | #24 Subject: mercenaries Posted: 01/10/2005 18:48:50 |
Hey is anyone getting this game? Does it have lots of swearing or is it just voilence.
Hope everybody is starting the year out on their best foot. God will do something good if we let Him... |
GCN_Gamer | #25 Subject: Welcome Posted: 01/14/2005 09:00:50 |
Welcome to the club, Eagle32123. On the topic of the game Mercenaries, I haven't heard anything about profanity in the dialogue, but I would imagine there would be some (to the degree that you would find in a PG13 movie). If anyone knows more about this game, please post about it.
Lemon_Gojo | #26 Subject: ... Posted: 01/14/2005 16:07:05 |
I just got this e-mail and I just had to pass it on to everyone. It is so freaking awesome!
Subject: I love this comeback One of my sons serves in the military. He is still stateside, here in California. He called me yesterday to let me know how warm and welcoming people were to him, and his troops, everywhere he goes, telling me how people shake their hands, and thank them for being willing to serve, and fight, for not only our own freedoms but so that others may have them also. But he also told me about an incident in the grocery store he stopped at yesterday, on his way home from the base. He said that ahead of several people in front of him stood a woman dressed in a burkha. He said when she got to the cashier she loudly remarked about the US flag lapel pin the cashier wore on her smock. The cashier reached up and touched the pin, and said proudly," yes, I always wear it and I probably always will." The woman in the burkha then asked the cashier when she was going to stop bombing her countrymen, explaining that she was Iraqi. A gentleman standing behind my son stepped forward, putting his arm around my son's shoulders, and nodding towards my son, said in a calm and gentle voice to the Iraqi woman: "Lady, hundreds of thousands of men and women like this young man have fought and died so that YOU could stand here, in MY country and accuse a check-out cashier of bombing YOUR countrymen. It is my belief that had you been this outspoken in YOUR own country, we wouldn't need to be there today. But, hey, if you have now learned how to speak out so loudly and clearly, I'll gladly buy you a ticket and pay your way back to Iraq so you can straighten out the mess in YOUR country that you are obviously here in MY country to avoid." Everyone within hearing distance cheered. Pass this on to all your proud Americans. ---End E-mail--- GOD BLESS AMERICA! |
GCN_Gamer | #27 Subject: Just a Quick Post Posted: 01/15/2005 09:45:30 |
Welcome to the club, drummerben82.
rypo81 | #28 Subject: cheesy Posted: 01/15/2005 11:54:29 |
this is the second 'christian' club that has posted this cheesy email forward. it's kind of embarrassing. c'mon, america isn't the only country God blesses.
GCN_Gamer | #29 Subject: Blessing Nations Posted: 01/15/2005 16:16:05 |
Actually, I don't think God blesses nations so much as He blesses people, and of course there are times when nations do benefit from this. Either you love God and live to be faithful to Him, or you don't, where does the earthly concept of nations fit in to that?
rypo81 | #30 Subject: thank-you!! Posted: 01/15/2005 18:50:42 |
i very much agree.


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Davison too strong
Luke Davison (Budget Forklifts) prooved that his commanding win last week was no fluke when he comprehensively outsprinted the entire field in Round 3 of the Real Insurance Series and also jumped to a six point lead in the Series Pointscore.
A late afternoon shower deterred many of the regulars but there were still 65 starters across 3 grades on what was surprisingly a dry track at Heffron Park. The handicap marks where also timed to perfection for the second consecutive week with all 3 grades coming together with three laps left to race.
Alex Malone (Plan B Racing) attacked the field with 2 laps to go and when he was caught, GPM/Wilson Racing swung their leadout train into action for sprinter Phil Grenfell, but Davison had Grenfell well covered. Richard Lang (Rapha Condor) was also in amongst the thick of things and grabbed 3rd. Just to prove that 40something is the new 20something, Masters riders Liam Kelly and Warren Doyle completed the podium.
Youngster Patrick Sharpe rode his best race to date to convincingly win B grade ahead of Michael Bolt, while Chris Tune has most probably earned himself a promotion to B grade by easily winning C grade.
Australia Day Racing at Heffron Park starts at 8am with 15 lap Handicap for the Anthony Spurgeon (Snr) Memorial Criterium then at 10am the 19th Annual Joseph Sunde Memorial Criterium gets underway
Race Results
Real Insurance Series (2012) - Round 3
1. Luke Davison (Budget Forklifts)
2. Phil Grenfell (GPM/Wilson Racing)
3. Richard Lang (Rapha Condor)
4. LiamKelly (Caravello)
5. Warren Doyle (Manly)
B Grade
1. Patrick Sharpe (Randwick Botany)
2. Michael Bolt (Manly)
3. Trent Iliffe (Easts)
C Grade
1. Chris Tune (Syd Uni)
2. (Sutherland)
3. Dave Watkinson (Manly)
Real Insurance Series Pointscore
1 Luke Davison 14
2 Warren Doyle 8
2 Richard Lang 8
4 Stewart Campbell 5
4 Phil Grenfell 5
6 Jack Bennett 3
6 Nash Kent 3
8 John Peppard 2
8 Alex Wong 2
8 Liam Kelly 2
11 Patrick Sharpe 1
11 Stewart Campbell 1
B Grade Series
1 Mike Bolt 5
2 Warren Doyle 3
2 Patrick Sharpe 3
4 Stewart Campbell 2
4 Anton Allen 2
6 John Peppard 1
6 Michael O'Connor 1
6 Trent Iliffe 1
C Grade Series
1 Chris Tune 6
2 Jack Bennett 3
2 Brad Fraser 3
4 Jason Young 2
4 2
6 Andrew Connolly 1
6 Dave Watkinson 1
A Grade Series
1 Luke Davison 6
1 Phil Grenfell 5
1 Ritchie Lang 4
4 Liam Kelly 2
5 Nash Kent 1