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paglios 7 months ago
That was such a frustrating scene due to crap filming and not getting that second dildo past the first notch, I'm sure she could have taken it. Love her though, perfect English rose.
Sinatra 2 years ago
i would love to get the songs names if there are more then 1! expecialy would like to know what the one @ 13.00! thx in advance


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Proportion of Kindergarten Classmates with Day Care Experience Matters, Study Shows
The debate over the effects of putting young children into child care outside the home has been brewing for years. Previous studies on the impact of child care report mixed findings. Children who are taken care of by nonfamily members at an earlier age, and remain in their care longer, are more aggressive and disobedient when they reach kindergarten. However, children who receive quality child care also are better prepared for formal schooling and have better language and thinking skills than their peers when they reach school age.
What happens when children with different early childhood experiences finally reach school age and are grouped together in their first kindergarten classes? Do the emotional and academic differences between those with lots of child care in their history and those without it persist? Or do the children become more like each other? Until now, there has been very little scientific evidence concerning the effects of mixing children with extensive daycare experiences with those with little or no daycare exposure.
Julia Dmitrieva and Laurence Steinberg of Temple University and Jay Belsky of London's Birkbeck University decided to explore this question scientifically. They studied over 3400 kindergarteners in almost 300 classrooms, over a year, keeping track of how much they argued and fought with other children, as well as their displays of anger and impulsivity. They also measured their academic competence, in reading and math and so forth.
When the psychologists looked closely at the children whose kindergarten classmates had logged many hours in child care, the findings were clear. As reported in the December issue of the journal Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, by the end of the kindergarten year both groups, those with lots of child care experience and those with little or none, were influenced by their peers' daycare histories, for better and worse. That is, in classes with a high proportion of students with extensive early child care experience, children were more likely to misbehave in the classroom and perform better on tests of achievement, regardless of their own personal child care experiences.
While nearly two of every three American children today get some of their care giving from nonfamily members, usually beginning before their first birthday. That means that thousands of classrooms all over the country, and all the children schooled in them, are affected by child care, no matter what choice a parent makes for his or her own child.
For more information about this study, please contact: Julia Dmitrieva at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The APS journal Psychological Science is the highest ranked empirical journal in psychology. For a copy of the article "Child-Care History, Classroom Composition, and Children's Functioning in Kindergarten" and access to other Psychological Science research findings, please contact Catherine Allen-West at 202-293-9300 or email@example.com.

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Jean-Louis Barrault Movies and Career Information
Sep 08, 1910
Le Vésinet
Jean-Louis Barrault (8 September 1910, Le Vésinet, Yvelines – 22 January 1994) was a French actor, director and mime artist, training that served him well when he portrayed the 19th-century mime Jean-Gaspard Deburau (Baptiste Debureau) in Marcel Carné's 1945 film Les Enfants du Paradis (Children of Paradise). Jean-Louis Barrault studied with Charles Dullin in whose troupe he acted from 1933 to 1935. At 25 years of age, he met and studied with the mime Étienne Decroux. From 1940 to 1946 he was a member of the Comédie-Française, where he directed productions of Paul Claudel's Le Soulier de satin and Jean Racine's Phèdre, two plays that made his reputation. Over his career, he acted in nearly 50 movies including Les beaux jours, Jenny, L'Or dans la Montagne and Sous les Yeux d'occident. In 1940, he married the actress Madeleine Renaud. They founded a number of theatres together and toured extensively, including in South America. He was the uncle of actress Marie-Christine Barrault and sometime sponsor of Peter Brook. He died from a heart attack in Paris at the age of 83. Jean-Louis Barrault is buried with his wife Madeleine Renaud in the Passy Cemetery in Paris. Jean-Louis Barrault,
- Jean-Louis Barrault Movies before 2013
- That Night in Varennes 1982
- La Nuit de Varennes 1982
- Longest Day (1962) 1962
- Testament of Dr. Cordelier (1959) 1959
- Children of Paradise (Les enfants du paradis) 1945
- Bizarre, Bizarre (Drôle de drame)
- Chappaqua
- Venom and Eternity (Traite de bave et d'eternite)
- Big Scare (La grande frousse)
- Experiment in Evil (Le testament du Docteur Cordelier)


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In addition to shaking up myriad specialty martinis, the staff at Duvic's Martini Lounge piles plates with a slew of Cajun-inspired bar staples. Duck, crawfish, and pork cohabitate in savory boudin balls ($6), and spicy-bacon creole cream cheese oozes from fried louisiana shrimp ($7) like charm from a New England bed-and-breakfast. Duck-fat fries ($5) can accompany a half-pound burger, showcasing a brioche bun loaded with beef that's ground in-house ($7.50). Duvic's signature martinis include the key lime pie, a blend of Stoli Vanil, melon liqueur, fresh lime, pineapple juice, and cream served in a graham-cracker-rimmed glass. Chocolaty drinks abound, such as the mint chocolate chip, chocolate raspberry, or white chocolate, and the Cajun martini tempts sippers with a mixture of tabasco, okra, and spicy green beans zesty enough to make maracas shake themselves.
Sporting the highly hummable melodies of composer Gioachino Rossini, The Barber of Seville kicks off Opéra Louisiane's fourth season on Sunday, November 14 with a comic tale of romance and deception. Lead warblers Leah Wool and Jason Detwiler—both veterans of their roles—help set the tone for a production that will engage ears with an auditory high five and eyes with a visual feast of opera meats.
Lucy's laid-back staff chops, slices, and serves a mouthwatering mélange of Cajun, Californian, and Mexican cuisine from their eclectic menu. The Cali burger ($8.95) healthfully silences the stomach's high-pitched whale calls with a tender turkey patty nestled on a whole-wheat bun. Diners can also feast on surfer-inspired handhelds such as todos santos fish tacos ($10.95 for two), or dive into the fried-shrimp-and-spinach salad's sea of creole mustard vinaigrette ($9.95). Appetizers such as the Jamaican jerk chicken ($7.95) prepare teeth for cross-cultural chomping with four chicken-breast skewers drenched in tangy Pali sauce and dressed in matching mini swim trunks.
For 65 years, the artistic staff at Baton Rouge Little Theater has enriched the local community with theatrical opportunities and brought the work of great playwrights to a subscriber base that extends across the country. Their performance of It Runs in the Family festoons the Main Stage Theatre with Ray Cooney's farce about the misfortunes of the ambitious Dr. David Mortimer on his way to deliver a lecture that could make his career. En route to his goal, Mortimer must face a paternity suit, a disgruntled ex-wife, an absurd assortment of hospital denizens, and the prospect that British audiences will refuse to call him doctor without a PhD. London's Sunday Express said the play "tickles the funny bones quite shamelessly," though it displays enough decorum to earn BRLT's PG rating.


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CORPUS CHRISTI — The Mexican American Legislative Caucus and the Texas NAACP filed a lawsuit Tuesday to overturn the state's Voter ID law, joining the Justice Department in fighting the law.
It's unclear whether the lawsuit will affect November elections.
The two groups filed their petition with a federal court in Corpus Christi, the same court where other civil rights groups and U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder are fighting the requirement that voters must show a government-issued photo ID card to cast a ballot.
All of the law's opponents are arguing the Republican-controlled Legislature created an illegal barrier to voting for poor minorities and people who live in rural areas. Minorities make up the majority of voters who do not have one of the six forms of ID required. Only the Election Identification Certificate is available for free from the Department of Public Safety.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has defended the law as necessary to ensure fair elections. All three lawsuits are expected to be consolidated into one later this year in federal court. So far the plaintiffs have not asked the judge to stop implementation of the law in time for November's constitutional referendums.
The cases were filed in Corpus Christi because the federal court system's Southern District of Texas has a large population of Hispanic voters who, according to the lawsuit, could be disenfranchised, said Corpus Christi attorney Clay Bonilla, whose firm is involved in the litigation.
"As our state's top legal official, Attorney General Abbott should be working with minority communities, not against us, to ensure that the voting process is straightforward and non-partisan," said Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer, the San Antonio Democrat who chairs the Mexican American Legislative Caucus.
The Mexican American Legislative Caucus, the NAACP and the Department of Justice fought a similar case in Washington, D.C., where a three-judge panel stopped enforcement of the law. But the U.S. Supreme Court took away the lower court's power to pre-emptively stop the Voter ID law from taking effect.
Texas has long been among the states required to get so-called "pre-clearance" from the Justice Department before changing election procedures. That was part of the Voting Rights Act intended to protect the integrity of elections in states with a history of discriminatory voting practices. But the Supreme Court ruled that the formula in the act for determining which states must get preclearance is unconstitutional. After that ruling, Texas announced it would begin enforcing its voter ID law.
"As we all know, Texas has a voter identification law that has already been ruled to be discriminatory by a bipartisan three-judge panel in Washington, D.C.," said Gary Bledsoe, president of the NAACP Texas State Conference. "It is only by a technicality that the law may now be implemented."
Lauren Bean, a spokeswoman for Abbott, said the Texas law was based on one that the U.S. Supreme Court has already ruled is constitutional.
"Voter IDs are required of every Texan — regardless of race — and are offered free of charge to anyone who needs one," she said. "The partisan groups who continue to attack this commonsense, popular ballot integrity measure have failed to produce a single Texan who has been or will be prevented from voting."


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Why Hot: Miri is definitely original. She's the first hip-hop violinist, strumming the catgut on songs with the likes of Jay-Z and Kanye West. She's also released her own aptly titled album, The Hip-Hop Violinist. For the Israeli stunner, making it in the music biz may have saved her from joining the Israel Defense Force, though she may have been a good fit. She's already convinced us to surrender.
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With Alister McGrath and Daniel Dennett dialoging, this event promises to be worthwhile! If only I could attend. . .
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[2]J. I. Packer, "Justification," in Evangelical Dictionary of Theology, ed. Walter A. Elwell (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House Company, 1984), 594.
[3]Erickson, 1024.
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Sometimes Christians can "tune out" the criticisms of unbelievers simply because they are non Christians. It is a dangerous habit to develop. Very often those outside the Christian community can offer a fresh criticism that the Church needs to hear. Take sociologist Alan Wolfe for example. He serves as the Director of the Boisi Center at Boston University and is a self-described agnostic. Wolfe has spent several years now studying the beliefs of evangelical churches to see if they truly live their lives in ways consistent with what they believe. His method of finding this out was deceptively simple. He went out across America and visited specifically evangelical churches. His observations are put forth with disturbing clarity in The Transformation of American Religion.
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When Anglican Archbishop Thomas Cranmer compiled the Book of Common Prayer during the 16th century, he wanted to make the prayers accessible, so he wrote in English, not Latin, and made sure it was distributed to every church.
About 450 years later, there is another attempt to make prayers more accessible — by an Irish bard who wears wrap-around shades instead of a clerical collar.
It may not qualify as a mini-Reformation, but a Communion service driven by the music of singer Bono and his U2 bandmates is catching on at Episcopal churches across the country.
The U2 Eucharist is not some kind of youth service held in the church basement but is a traditional Episcopal liturgy that uses U2's best-selling songs as hymns.
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To be sure, the United States has its problems, some of them quite serious. But a burgeoning population isn't one of them. As Europe and Japan age and shrink, America continues to grow and stay comparatively youthful. That means not just more mouths to feed and more bodies to house. It also means more brainpower and more human energy -- more problem-solvers, more entrepreneurs, more thinkers, more fighters, more leaders. The late Julian Simon famously called human beings "the ultimate resource," and the United States is blessed with more of it than any other First World nation.
"In other words, you ain't seen nothing yet," The Economist predicts. "Anyone who assumed the United States is now at the zenith of its economic or political power is making a big mistake." As good as things are, they are about to get even better. It's great to have you with us, number 300 million. Welcome aboard!
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Dear friends:
My name is Matt Perry. By day (and night) I serve as Pastor of Boone's Creek Baptist Church in Lexington, KY, but also own a blog at Matt Perry Dot Com (Matt-perry.Com). I have a passion for missions work in the twin island nation of Trinidad and Tobago, specifically to help the pastors there with little theological and ministerial education to obtain just that. They are hungry and thirsty for books and curriculum to help in that training.
I will be going to Trinidad in January of next year. I would like to take them some books. I have set up an Amazon.Com wishlist (you can read more about it by clicking here) and am sending out a request to all of you to see if you would either like to contribute or if you could possibly put a blurb on your blog/website/newsletter to see if others would. I receive no proceeds from this at all. The books will be shipped to our church, which will then be transported to Trinidad in January with us.
I understand you receive requests like this frequently --- and the worst you could say is, "No." But hey, it's worth a shot for a worthy endeavor to advance His Kingdom, I believe. If you have further questions, please feel free to e-mail me.
Matt Perry
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Just how secure are Mormon membership figures? Mormons take it for granted that many of their church's members are not "active" participants in church life, but how many "inactive" Mormons even consider themselves to be members? Phillips uses recent census data from Australia, Austria, Canada, Chile, Mexico, and New Zealand to attempt an answer to this question. According to the data, the number of self-professed Mormons is between 23-58 percent of the number claimed by the church. (Australia 47.5%, Austria 57.1%, Canada 58.4% (lower outside Alberta), Chile 27.3%, Mexico 23.2%.)
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Baptists are a peculiar people. We insist that one make a profession of faith in Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. We insist that they be baptized before they can join our church. And, yet, some of us insist upon nothing else once they're members.
Equally peculiar is the fact that we Baptists claim to be a "people of the book," putting the Bible before all else when it comes to defining and defending our faith. Yet, we ignore its teaching on church membership.
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- Don Carson Critique of Emerging Church (50 mins)
- Andrew Hamilton Response (15 mins)
- Geoff Westlake Response (15 mins)
- Don Carson Reponse (10 mins)
- Forum (20 mins)
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This is an outline of part of Mortimer J. Adler and Charles Van Doren's excellent book, "How To Read A Book." The outline takes one up to the third level of reading - analytical reading. There is a fourth level, syntopical reading, but most of the T-blog readers, and your every day reader, does not read syntopically. Furthermore, mastering levels 1-3 will improve what you get out of your reading 10 fold. It is sufficient to make you a very proficient reader. Also, syntopical reading is for many books, analytical reading is for one book. So, technically, the title of this post implies an an analytic outline. A syntopical outline would be titled, "How To Read Books." For these reasons I have only focused on levels 1-3. I hope the below outline will provide you with some practical knowledge of how to read well, not necessarily be well read. Also, as a companion to the below, readers are encouragned to read this short article. I also would obviously recommend purchasing Adler and Van Doren's book, "How To Read A Book," for your own library.
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In this and so many other respects, watching YouTube is far closer to consuming Internet pornography than staring at the television. Like Internet porn, Web video promises something to gratify any appetite in an instant and for a moment. The two also share an illicit quality: You generally watch them alone and when you really should be doing something else. Each mixes the raw with the slick. Neither makes a fetish of too much internal narrative.
But then, all of media culture has an increasingly pornographic feel, doesn't it? Web video dovetails with both the show-me morals of MySpace and the spy-eyed ethos of reality TV and tabloid glossies. YouTube is the product of an America where every normal person knows he deserves to blow up and get paid, to be naked and famous; where you're not really consuming unless you're producing in kind and where your "production" can be your own banal self. Web video is the ideal medium for a world populated by instinctual exhibitionists who double as full-time voyeurs. To quote a performance artist who might have thrived on the Web, nothing succeeds like excess.
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Oregon is famous for beer, wine and berries, but also for the large percentage of Oregonians who are unchurched. Almost 25 percent of us claim we have no religious identity, compared to about 14 percent of Americans nationwide. A lot of us, as one study put it, are "nones." When someone asks us our religion, we reply, "None."
That doesn't mean we aren't spiritual people or we don't believe in God or an ultimate reality, or we don't worship. But it does mean a lot of us don't go to church, synagogue, mosque or temple on a regular basis.
All the reasons we are the way we are inspire countless religion stories. But this particular one is about a Christian movement that appeals to the unchurched, the dechurched and the rechurched among us. The emerging church, as it's often called, is redefining what the body of believers looks, feels and sounds like in post-modern Portland, in the suburbs and across the country.
The main relevant biblical passage is Matthew 22:23-33, where Jesus is asked by the Sadducees about a woman who had married several men. They challenge Jesus to answer whose wife she will be after her death. He responded by saying, "You are wrong, because you know neither the Scriptures nor the power of God. For in the resurrection they neither marry nor are given in marriage, but are like angels in heaven." There will be no marriage in heaven.
Nevertheless, this answer is not easy for many modern Christians to hear. People think: "But I could never imagine being without my spouse. How could I have joy in heaven apart from my love?" To be blunt, a person thinking this way is committing idolatry. Essentially, he or she is saying that Christ is not enough. I still need my spouse. Randy Alcorn's answer to this question is very helpful, which centers his response on Christ (taken from Eternal Perspective Ministries):
In heaven there will be one marriage, not many. That marriage will be what earthly marriage symbolized and pointed to, the marriage of Christ to his bride. So we will all be married—but to Christ. To have a lot of marriages in heaven would be like still offering sacrifices after the Lamb of God came and offered the ultimate sacrifice. Our marriage to Him is the true Marriage, of which the best of earthly marriages was a symbol and shadow. Those who did not experience marriage or had only a poor marriage on earth will be delighted with their eternal bridegroom, who has already gone to prepare a place for them. One day all heaven will attend the ultimate wedding, and we will be his bride (Read Rev. 19:7-9).
However, I do envision that people who have had important roles in each others' lives will continue to be friends—and that would include a lot of people who've been married. If a woman was married to a man, he died and she married another man I think she could have a meaningful deep friendship in heaven with both.
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If it wasn't for the Mormon War of the late-1830s, Missouri, and not Utah, would probably be the Mormon capital of the world.
In 1838 and 1839, following an "extermination" order issued by Gov. Lilburn Boggs, 8,000 to 10,000 Mormons were driven out of Missouri. Boggs had declared Mormons in "open and avowed defiance" of the state's laws and of having made war upon the people of Missouri.
"The Mormons must be treated as enemies," Boggs declared on Oct. 27, 1838, "and must be exterminated or driven from the State if necessary for the public peace; their outrages are beyond all description."
Three days later, a unit of the state militia killed 17 men and boys, all members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in the Haun's Mill Massacre.
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Feeling unlucky today? If so, you're in the minority but certainly not alone: About 9% of Americans believe that Friday the 13th is jinxed, according to a 1990 Gallup poll. It's one of our more prevalent star-crossed superstitions, running a little behind a black cat crossing your path (which worries 14%) and walking beneath a ladder (12%) and a little ahead of breaking a mirror (4%).
Religious authorities have often warned against putting faith in superstition. The First Commandment contains a clear injunction against worshipping strange gods. In "Summa Theologiae," the 13th-century manual of Roman-Catholic doctrine, Thomas Aquinas wrote: "Superstition is a vice contrary to religion by excess, not that it offers more to the divine worship than true religion, but because it offers divine worship either to whom it ought not, or in a manner it ought not."
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Anyway, he's really outdone himself on his latest entry. It is a paper by R.K. McGregor Wright: "The Centrality of Trinitarianism." Here is the introductory paragraph:
The purpose of this presentation is to point up the importance, indeed the "centrality" of the doctrine of the Trinity for Christian Truth. This account will necessarily be brief compared to the extended discussion which came before Augustine, and summaries are always misleading in some way, but the topic deserves frequent review and restatement, central as it has proved to be. We should also recall, that in the order of Redemption, life must precede Truth, for only those awakened by the Holy Spirit are capable of exercising saving faith, but in Apologetics, Truth must precede life, for only the Truth has regenerating power on the mind or heart. Only within the Christian worldview are these two, Life and Truth, able to be fully coherent.
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Criticism of the emerging/missional church is growing among traditionalists, fundamentalists and many of the reformed. I don't like to argue, so I thought I might offer a contribution to the discussion. Critics of the emerging, missional church: a few questions/suggestions for you to contemplate…uh, think about. In your free time.
There's a lot I would like to say, but let's keep it to five. Ex: The definition of postmodernism that drives these criticisms is uniformly rejected by emerging church-sympathetic theologians and philosophers. (See James Smith's book.) Why do we continue, then, to read page after page explaining that all postmodernism is evil enlightenment philosophy? And then there's the entire matter of whether the emerging church is routinely confused with the Rick Warren/Boomer style church marketing approach. And on and on and on…Anyways.
Face it. Culture warriors get battle fatigue. That's why organizations that energize the culture wars on both ends of the spectrum use inflammatory rhetoric and constantly search for fresh sources of outrage.
A new statement from the group informally known as ECT (for "Evangelicals and Catholics Together") offers a decided contrast to this culture-wars-on-amphetamines approach. In "That They May Have Life," ECT calls us to renew our commitment to the "culture of life," without "resign[ing] ourselves to unremitting warfare." While "many despair of finding any commonalities by which warfare can be replaced, or at least tempered, by civil discourse," the statement's authors write, "we refuse to join in that despair."
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Yes, it's time to give Weird Al Yankovic his due as one of the key forebears of the pop-culture obsessed pop culture we know and love today.
Weird Al is famous for his parodies (and unfairly maligned for his originals, many of which are catchy, clever pop). But he isn't great because he wrote stinging, hilarious satire - he doesn't. Eat It, Amish Paradise and most of the rest aren't actually satire, if they're related at all to the song being parodied.
He's great because by writing them at all, he showed that pop culture was something to be talked about, mocked, ironically loved, obsessed over. To be treated like any other topic of conversation, in other words.
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Outside the arena in Amherst, the teenagers at Mr. Luce's Acquire the Fire extravaganza mobbed the tables hawking T-shirts and CD's stamped: "Branded by God." Mr. Luce's strategy is to replace MTV's wares with those of an alternative Christian culture, so teenagers will link their identity to Christ and not to the latest flesh-baring pop star.
Apparently, the strategy can show results. In Chicago, Eric Soto said he returned from a stadium event in Detroit in the spring to find that other teenagers in the hallways were also wearing "Acquire the Fire" T-shirts.
"You were there? You're a Christian?" he said the young people would say to one another. "The fire doesn't die once you leave the stadium. But it's a challenge to keep it burning."
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By all accounts, pentecostalism and related charismatic movements represent one of the fastest-growing segments of global Christianity. At least a quarter of the world's 2 billion Christians are thought to be members of these lively, highly personal faiths, which emphasize such spiritually renewing "gifts of the Holy Spirit" as speaking in tongues, divine healing and prophesying. Even more than other Christians, pentecostals and other renewalists believe that God, acting through the Holy Spirit, continues to play a direct, active role in everyday life.
Despite the rapid growth of the renewalist movement in the last few decades, relatively little is known about the religious, political and civic views of individuals involved in these groups. To address this shortcoming, the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life recently conducted surveys in 10 countries with sizeable renewalist populations: the United States; Brazil, Chile and Guatemala in Latin America; Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa in Africa; and India, the Philippines and South Korea in Asia. In each country, surveys were conducted among a random sample of the public at large, as well as among oversamples of pentecostals and charismatics.
This survey provides a wealth of information on charismatic and pentecostal Christianity worldwide. It also unfolds the direction of global Christianity as a whole as we continue into the 21st century.
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An anti-Mormon film is about to invade Salt Lake City. But the LDS church need not worry, and will actually benefit from it.
Back in 1922 a black-and-white film called Trapped by the Mormons swept across England.
It was not a good thing for the LDS church...but now it's something to laugh at and learn from.
So Thursday night at the Organ Loft in South Salt Lake, music will light up the theater while the movie plays out on the screen above.
Let this be a caution to all of us: we must strive to be accurate and sensitive in our analysis and criticism of Mormonism.
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Mormonism Vol. 9, No. 2, Summer 2005 | |
2 | Editorial: Stephen J. Wellum, Evangelicalism, Mormonism, and the Gospel |
4 | Chad Owen Brand, The Mormon Appeal, Yesterday and Today |
14 | Francis J. Beckwith, Sects In The City: Mormonism and the Philosophical Perils of Being a Missionary Faith |
32 | Paul Copan, Creation ex Nihilo or ex Materia? A Critique of the Mormon Doctrine of Creation |
56 | Carl Mosser, Evil, Mormonism, and the Impossibility of Perfection Ab Initio: An Irenaean Defense |
70 | The SBJT Forum, Speaking the Truth in Love |
82 | Book Reviews |
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I first heard Voddie Baucham when he spoke at our seminary's chapel one year ago. Let's just say that he left a mark. Since then, I have scoured the internet to find more of his messages. Here is what I have found for free (of course, you can buy some MP3s from his ministry's web site. I plan on doing so, but my seminary strapped budget only allows for so many expenses!):
- Jude 1-4, "Contending for the Faith" -- My First Exposure to Voddie in Chapel at SBTS, September 1, 2005.
- 1 Corinthians 15 -- A Chapel Sermon at SEBTS, April 14, 2005.
- Message -- Similar to SEBTS Sermon, but given at the Central West Evangelism Conference at the SBC of Virginia, March 13 2006 (scroll down to date to download). It is still worth listening to.
- Love and Marriage Series (in 4 parts).
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In setting forth TAG [the transcendental argument for God's existence], Van Til gave the Christian apologist a powerful argument for Christian Theism. Indeed, Van Til claimed that this argument is "absolutely sound." As we have seen, however, there have been a number of objections raised against this argument. Van Til left it to his followers to answers these objections. But while in Bahnsen we find an able defense of TAG, much of what he says is merely programmatic in nature and calls for elaboration.
In the footsteps of Van Til and Bahnsen, I have endeavored to further elaborate and defend TAG against common objections. In order to do this more effectively I have surveyed the relevant philosophical literature in order to set these criticism in sharper focus and formulate the objections in the strongest possible way. In doing this, I hope to have offered a more thorough and robust defense of TAG. And though this defense of TAG is not meant to be the last word – certainly vigorous debate will continue and further refinements will need to be made – the conclusion we may draw is that none of the common criticisms of TAG are cogent. And as a corollary to this, we can justifiably maintain that TAG accomplishes just what Van Til set it out to do: establish the truth of the Christian worldview as the necessary precondition for human experience.
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Then he went up from there to Bethel; and as he was going up by the way, young lads came out from the city and mocked him and said to him, "Go up, you baldhead; go up, you baldhead!" When he looked behind him and saw them, he cursed them in the name of the LORD. Then two female bears came out of the woods and tore up forty-two lads of their number. He went from there to Mount Carmel, and from there he returned to Samaria.
If you'd like to hear my sermon, you can now listen to or download it (in MP3 format) at Parkwood Southern Baptist Church's web site (go to "Meet Our Pastor" in the sidebar and click on "Sermons" in the pop-up window). Let me know what you think!
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I made a muslin for this dress which i think was very helpful. I had to make a small bust adjustment which included removing the side darts. I think when i make this dress again i will pull in the boat neck, it's a bit too wide. I would like to try this dress again with a softer and flowing fabric.
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Los Angeles comes in at 5th place for having an unusually cool summer.
Residents of the South, Mid-Atlantic and other portions of the country are probably rolling their eyes and saying "what are they complaining about?"
Well, if you're trying to head to the beach or grow a garden it would probably make you grumble after a while. Not to mention the constant gray skies hanging over your head each day.
The culprit was a persistent layer of low clouds, pictured above, hugging the coastal areas of Southern California which is typically referred to as "May Gray" or "June Gloom". This summer it persisted right through July and August.
At the Los Angeles International Airport, the June through August period ranked as the 2nd coolest on record. Nearby coastal communities Santa Barbara and Santa Maria had their coolest and 3rd coolest June through August, respectively. Cool temperatures continued to persist right through the first 21 days of September.
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Independent TD Mattie McGrath claimed there has been a number of issues between the minister and gardai on duty at his house in south county Dublin.
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The return of Mike Shanahan got me looking through the Broncos' annals last week. My search stumbled upon the discovery that the most egregious errors in the franchise's 54-year history were made by Broncos coaches who recorded tackle stats during the Orange Crush years.
Red Miller's staff recorded at least 30 percent more unassisted tackles than plays in which there could be a tackle.
Let's look at 1978, the first year of the 16-game schedule. Broncos opponents ran 1,106 total plays. Subtract their 21 touchdowns — you can't get credit for a tackle on a touchdown, can you? — 17 field goals and 192 incompletions and you get 786 tackle-eligible plays. Yet, the Broncos wound up with 1,052 unassisted tackles. To which one-percenter tax accountants might say: So?
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Even more laughable was the creative recording of unassisted tackles.
The shame is this may partially explain why Broncos middle linebacker Randy Gradishar hasn't received his rightful place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The famed 1977 Orange Crush team went 12-2 and reached the Super Bowl even though it didn't have a quarterback throw for 2,000 yards, a running back gain 500 yards or a receiver nab 40 catches.
The '77 Broncos succeeded because their defense only surrendered 18 TDs in 14 games.
And Gradishar was by far the best player on that Orange Crush defense. Yes, his 145 unassisted and 219 total tackles were inflated. But give him half those totals, along with his three interceptions and four fumble recoveries on the greatest defensive team in Broncos history, and you have a season within a career worthy of a bronze bust in Canton.
The Broncos corrected their tackle keeping in 2009, when media relations director Patrick Smyth began using numbers compiled by the league's official statisticians.
Even in Shanahan's coaching era from 1995-2008, the Broncos, and most other NFL teams, would get their tackle numbers from the film rooms of the secondary coach, the linebackers coach and the defensive line coach. And the final tackle stats would invariably add up funny.
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From the press box at Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Dave Einspar keeps the tackle stats now. Einspar is also the official scorekeeper and statistician of the Rockies, Nuggets and CU Buffs football team. In road games, the Broncos use the home team's statistician.
The tackle stats now seem accurate. In 2012, Denver's D had 723 tackle plays after touchdowns, field goals and incompletions were subtracted from total plays. And there were 621 unassisted tackles. Having 102 fewer unassisted tackles than tackle-eligible plays is good. Having 266 more unassisted tackles than tackle plays, as was the case in 1978, is mathematically impossible.
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Arcam IR Dock hum Problem
Just got the irdock from Arcam . Connected it up to my amp Exposure Integrated X. Had to go in via the tape in as I have no aux, As soon as I connected the power supply to the Irdock I got a nasty hum. I have tried isolating the power supply but still the same problem. Any suggestions. This is very disappointing!
I would say temporarily free up your Aux input and connect there and test again, then you'll know if it's an input issue or not.
Rememer, Arcam recommends the Tape input on their own Solo products, not necessarily on other makes.
Also, try moving the dock further away from the amp and/or other components.
I have noticed the same issue, although it's not apparent at low volumes. I have the dock connected to the CD input, but as far as I'm aware it shouldn't matter which input is being used. I've tried moving the dock around and repositioning the cables but that seems to have no effect at all. I'd be interested to hear from anyone else who has noticed this, or who has a solution.
Jame5:I have noticed the same issue, although it's not apparent at low volumes. I have the dock connected to the CD input, but as far as I'm aware it shouldn't matter which input is being used. I've tried moving the dock around and repositioning the cables but that seems to have no effect at all. I'd be interested to hear from anyone else who has noticed this, or who has a solution.
Where is your irDock situated?
I have mine connected via CD-R/TAPE no sound of any hum so not an issue for me. I would follow the route of making sure no cables over lay onto the power supply or the phono cable as i have read that close or over lapping cables can cause interference especially if using lesser quality cables(not opening a debate). Which brings me onto my next route which would be to borrow an upgrade of phono cable (a better quality / sheilded one) to see if this makes a difference. I would borrow not buy as it my not be the issue. Next i would look to borrow a different amp to see what happens. Other things you could do try a different dock of the same make , try different dock of a different make , check how secure the connection of the dock plug to the socket is , clean connection points(amp/dock). It really depends how much effort you want to put into it to resolve the issue till you give up. Unfortunately hums are not the easiest of things to resolve anyway good luck.
Thanks very much for the pointers.
I have the dock sitting on top of the amp at the moment, but moving it away makes no difference to the hum. The power cable for the dock does cross one of the speaker cables and the interconnects cross both of the speaker cables.
Jame5:Thanks very much for the pointers.
I have the dock sitting on top of the amp at the moment, but moving it away makes no difference to the hum. The power cable for the dock does cross one of the speaker cables and the interconnects cross both of the speaker cables.
See if you can isolate the power cord from the speaker cables.
Failing that, I would take the dock back to your dealer and test.
Nothing seems to be working, but i think I've realised what the problem is (or isn't). I've read that the irDock's output is of a lower voltage than other sources (e.g. a CD player), thus requiring the amp to be turned up higher to achieve a normal volume level. Therefore, I think that the only reason I'm noticing a hum is because the amp is cranked up higher than it normally would be. Presumably, all but the best amps will hum a bit when cranked up to 12 o'clock.
Jame5, I have the original rDock and iPod touch - and yes you have to raise the volume a bit as compared to other sources, but I don't experience any hum even when the iPod is stopped.
It's not an inexpensive piece of kit and I would still suggest you take it back to your dealer for testing.
BTW - I'm also thinking of getting the irDock cos my Touch won't charge in the original.
Also, which interconnect are you using? I'm using the slightly costly Chord Cobra 3 but find it excellent. The cheaper Chord Crimson would also be good - Chord's cables seem to have good isolation.
If you're using an el-cheapo cable then this might be your problem.
I have this dock and use it all the time. However I'm using it with the Arcam Solo Mini and goes into the tape input in the rear (as advised by Arcam).
My cables (power/speakers) are in a bit of a mess at the rear of the system with power cables/speaker cable etc bundled together and there is no hum.
I do need to tidy the cable situation up but just can't bring myself to turn it all of and unplug everything, just enjoying the music too much!!
I would suggest what others have and take it back to the shop to try it out or get a replacement if it is faulty.
It is I believe the best sounding ipod dock on the market so it is worth sorting out and keeping.
Digitaldelrick I also have the Arcam Solo Mini and rDock! I use B&W 685 speakers though.
How does your system sound with the Musos?
This is my first jump into Hi-fi and my old system was a 15 year old Technics mini system.
Although over the years I have learnt to understand if a sound sounds good or not. It's not just the case of if its got lots of bass then it must be good, maybe in my younger years but now it has to tick the mid range clarity and openess and there is nothing like a nice clean crisp treble to complement the lower mid bass range.
I bought the Arcam kit with Muso's simply down to space options. Some people have siad dont bother with the Muso's.
I have the speakers on a mdf cabinet around 1.5 metres apart (simply down to location and space options). I'm using the supplied Atlas 2 speaker cables which were supplied which are basic cables so and upgrade on the cables could improve things.
At first the Muso's were a bit muddled and the mid was good but not as good as I wanted and the treble was quite harsh. I then had a play with the positioning of the speakers and also added some atacama isolation pads to the bottom of the speakers then on top of the isolation mat that is provided with the speakers.
This made a difference and mid range is more clearer and the treble has sorted its self out. Even the bass is more controlled and deeper as I'm able to turn the bass setting up as before the bass was just thudding (I think I just made that word up!) even on the lower bass settings.
Now listening is enjoyable form both cd and Ir dock. My music tastes vary from old school hip hop, soul, folk, r&b, dance. It maybe hasn't got the deep bass punch on the dance tracks but it is good, but hey these are only small speakers and they sound open and detailed.
I would recommend them but it all comes down to your own personal sound taste, what you listen to, positioning etc.
If you have the oppourtunity I would give them a demo and put them up against the Wharfdale diamonds, BR2's, B&W 685's etc that people seem to recommend. I haven't listened to any of these but if you can I think you may be surprised.
Just to clear this one up, in case anyone is experiencing the same issue, the problem seems to have been that the irdock wasn't earthed. A thin wire from the irdock to earth has eliminated the hum completely.


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Whats more durable, the rapidfire technology, or the regular firewire technology. Like which is more prone to pressure dings, etc.
Whats more durable, the rapidfire technology, or the regular firewire technology. Like which is more prone to pressure dings, etc.
the regular technology is stronger,,, the one with the bamboo decks are just a drop stronger then your average PU board
The regular technology is definitely stronger and the direct drive models are the strongest. I have seen some horrible pressure dings on the rapid fire where the glassing cracked through and the wood broke. I have the DD flexfire and I love it.
I was looking at the Firewire Sweet Potato... and after reading the Firewire message board, I wasn't comfortable with the pressure dents the Rapidfire technology gets and how easily/ fast they get them. They tried to pass it off as normal, which it may be, by I dont like "foot wells" in my board, as they called them. So i decided to have the boys at Coil shape me a replica.
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ding repair question...under the deck surface, and under the white paint that is directly under the deck, is a brown cardboard colored material that is pretty thick and completely porous. It is almost the texture of a hard sponge.
What is it?
pretty challenging to do a major repair when the core material just under the deck is porous and will soak resin in and bubble out internal air pressure.
I believe what you're talking about is Corecell, which is a very durable, relatively stiff, highly impact resistant, foam skin that helps protect the soft, low density eps core. Sandwiched between the glass and the core, it shouldn't outgas unless it's been compromised all the way through. In other words, it's not the Corecell that breathing, its the foam underneath. Still, it's the same problem... bubbles. Similarly, the Corecell shouldn't soak up much resin. It should only fill in the holes exposed at the surface. The holes shouldn't connect to each other all the way through. But again, if the Corecell is ruptured, the foam core will suck resin in like crazy through the opening in the Corecell. I'd try to thicken some resin with microballoons so it's a barely workable paste, and squeeze that paste down into the ding as far as you can. Let that cure and hope it seals the foam beneath the Corecell skin. Then do your repair over that. Do all the work in falling temps, so any movement of gas and/or repair material will be into, rather than out of, the core. Also... the vent should keep the core from breathing too much, so make sure it's not clogged.
Ive had an original firewire for 3 years. Finally broke it last swell. I pulled into a drainer and the board literally just folded in half. I will admit i was probably at the weight limit for the size of the board. It was a 5'10 x 2 1/4 and i weigh 185-190. I guess it just took its toll after 3 years of regular use.
Would get another one in a heartbeat. These days theres so much new crazy technology coming out though that its almost hard to keep up. Apparently theres a board out now that you hook up a bike pump to and change the stiffness. Unreal.


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UPDATED: Petition seeks to stop bill to rename Central Expressway for George W. Bush
Lets rename every major road in Dallas, Bush Blvd, Bush Ave, Bush St, Bush Dr, Interstate Bush, Bush Hwy, Bush Loop, Bush Freeway. Yeah thats a smart idea. A better idea might be to name the roads by their directional layout, IE Stemmons (35E) the Northwest Frwy or its destination such as the Fort Worth Arlington Freeway (i-30 west) No one will ever call it the bush expressway anyway. Its been Central Expressway since it opened. One clarification to a reader, the tollway, named Bush is after daddy Bush, not HW. Gimme a break you yutz, spend your time in the legislature to tackle REAL problems and not to stroke the ego of a former president. Trivia, name the president who has the most roads named after them. Hint, its not Eisenhower.


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Easy and sweet pillow, perfect for decorating
A printed out version of the .pdf pattern
2/3 yard fleece for large, 1/2 for medium and 1/3 for small
For ruffle fabric pillow you'll need 2/3 yards for large, 1/2 for medium, and 1/3 for a small in addition to the fleece
Rotary cutter , ruler and mat
thread and needle
Jan 24, 2012, 01.38 AMby MadeByMarzipan
Soooo cute!
Jan 23, 2012, 10.54 PMby madebymeg
pretty! this is a perfect use for that ruffly jersey fabric i keep seeing everywhere!
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