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Praying the Psalms: Psalm 19
The Psalmist is saying that when we walk outside and look up, the heavens are telling us two things about God: they tell us about his glory, and they tell us about what his hands can do.
An Enriched Creation
Scripture gives us multiple ways of looking at things, and a classic example of this is the parables of Jesus. Many of these involve looking at nature. For example, natural events like seeds growing—and what Jesus seems to be saying is look there is a surface reading of nature—and then there is the deeper reading, where you begin to realize there are levels of meaning that we don't pick up on our first acquaintance.
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Theological ideas about divine freedom and human reason were important reasons for adopting an intellectually modest, empirical approach to nature during the Scientific Revolution. The common picture of ongoing, inevitable conflict between science and religion is not only false, but perverse, for it prevents us from seeing the kinds of deep connections [between the two].
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To Tame the World: What terrifies us about reality pushes us toward its Creator.
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Sales/Use Tax: Companies that have a presence in Iowa may be required to file returns. See Rule 701--30.1 for a more detailed explanation. Also see 2013 HF 625-A.
Corporate Income Tax: (This also applies to S corporations, partnerships, and limited liability companies.) Iowa Code section 422.33 states that a corporation income tax is imposed on every corporation doing business in Iowa, wherever incorporated.
There are two primary restrictions upon the State:
- the due process clause and commerce clause of the United States Constitution, and
- Public Law 86-272, passed by the United States Congress in 1959 and codified at 15 U.S.C., sections 381-386. If a corporation's only Iowa business activity consists of soliciting orders for the purchase of tangible personal property, Public Law 86-272 prohibits Iowa from imposing a corporate income tax. In addition, the orders must be sent outside of Iowa for approval or rejection. If approved, the orders must be filled from a point outside Iowa. For a review of Public Law 86-272, see Home Interiors and Gifts. Public Law 86-272 does not protect corporations which sell services because services are not considered tangible personal property.
Following are nonexclusive brief descriptions of activities or situations which may create taxability:
Sellers of tangible personal property: Employees or independent representatives (brokers) actually visiting Iowa that perform activities other than or in addition to the actual solicitation of orders. Rules 701--52.1(2) and 701--52.1(3)
Service providers: Employees or independent representatives visiting Iowa. Rule 701--52.1 The state is not prohibited from imposing a corporation income tax even if the only activity in Iowa is the mere solicitation of orders for services benefiting customers in Iowa.
Transportation providers only need to regularly or systematically have physical contact with the state. Rule 701--52.1
Intangibles: Companies with intangibles, such as the licenser of trade names and trademarks, must file returns. Rule 701--52.1(4)
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As of Friday, May 17, 2013
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This weekend and next are life changing for a number of Southwest Georgians.
Last night, Sherwood Christian Academy seniors walked the aisle to receive their high school diplomas. All day today, seniors of Dougherty County's four public high schools — Westover, Dougherty, Albany and Monroe — will do the same, as will seniors at Deerfield-Windsor School on Sunday.
By Memorial Day weekend, seniors at Lee County High, Mitchell County High, Worth County High, Terrell County High, Westwood School and Terrell Academy will have completed their marches in caps and robes.
There will, of course, be a great deal of happiness as these teenagers on the cusp of adulthood bring to a close a part of their lives that extend as far as many of them can remember. Parents, swelling with pride, will also see their eyes swell with tears as they think back to another time when their graduate was excited — about the first day of kindergarten.
The years move more swiftly than we imagine, and the sudden realization can be staggering.
But as a phase of life is completed, a new one opens. These high school graduates, diplomas in hand, now face life-altering decisions. Will I continue my education in college? Will I learn a trade? Will I find a job?
The future is wide open. Decisions the graduates make will map out that future.
One thing that we hope graduates will consider is the fact that education never really stops. Regardless of what an individual does in life, there are always new things to learn.
And in making decisions, we hope the graduates will ensure that they make informed ones. For instance, if financial security is the goal, a 2011 Census Bureau study shows that the higher the educational level attained, the more money an individual is likely make over a lifetime. In fact, the study found that education levels had five times more effect on earnings over a 40-year period than any other demographic factor, such as gender, location and race.
The Census study said the estimated impact on annual earnings between a professional degree and an eighth-grade education was about $72,000 a year.
Just by obtaining their high school diploma, graduates have lessened their chances of unemployment and enhanced their earning ability. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says that in 2012, those who did not finish high school had a 12.4 percent unemployment rate, compared to 8.3 percent for high school graduates. a bachelor's degree carves that nearly in half (4.5 percent unemployment in 2012), and those who held a professional degree had only 2.1 percent joblessness last year. Obtaining a bachelor degree was also the point at which an individual was more likely to exceed the nation's median weekly earnings, the report showed.
But school's over and our guess is area seniors who have graduated or who will in the next week have had their fill of math for a while. After years of hard work, they deserve a little time to sit back and enjoy what they have accomplished.
So, graduates, we salute you. Well done. We also applaud the parents, teachers, relatives and friends who supported you in your course thus far. We wish you good fortune as you start the next stage of your journey.
waltspecht 9 months, 4 weeks ago
The key to higher education is jobs and earnings. There have to be jobs out there for the graduates, jobs that enable them to pay back the loans it took to get the education. One of the problems with higher education is that it has become a business. There are many Colleges, Universities and schools that are into simply providing a comfortable income for those on the teaching side. If a college doesn't graduate at least 85% of it's Freshmen class, then it isn't doing it's part for the students. They are in the education business, simply in the turning over of numbers to profit those employed within the system. Some of the drop out rates are astounding. You have got to wonder where the recruiters find folks desperate enough to shell out the money for almost assured failure. Look around, are our Colleges there for the students, or the educators comfortable lifestyle?
FryarTuk 9 months, 3 weeks ago
AH writes: So, graduates, we salute you. Well done. We also applaud the parents, teachers, relatives and friends who supported you in your course thus far. We wish you good fortune as you start the next stage of your journey.
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Besides, skipping that circuit lecture later on that day would probably backfire on me later on. And it's just the wave physics lecturer who's that boring.
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Blocfest kicked off with a bang on Saturday, 20th October 2012. The first venue of the series was Mile End and some 250Ā+Āclimbers of all ages, came along to see what all the fuss was about. The Blocfest DJ's rocked the house all day and night to create a great vibe. The team set some funky blocs and some crazy challenges with loads of giveaways from chalk bags to sports recovery drinks, free food, free sports massages and free coaching from Neil Gresham it all combined to give London and probably the UK one of the best bouldering festivals ever. The entire centre was buzzing with climbersĀin red Five Finger Thing t-shirtsĀand after hours of entertainment for all on the many styles of climbing from delicate slabs to burly overhangs and even an off-width it was time to find a good spectator seat for the showcase finals.ĀThe finals were a huge hit withĀthe crowd -Āthe topĀclimbers of the day showedĀoff some immense talent and determination to put on a show. The Blocfest team created a spectacular set of wild moves that kept everyone on the edge of their seats and the climbers flying through the air. All of the finalists put in the effort of a lifetime but the star of the show had to be Audrey Seguy who battled hard to comeĀ2ndĀwith herĀeight month oldĀbaby watching from the crowd. Michaela Tracey and Liam Halsey both topped all the finals to take the big cash prize. But the real winners of the day were all those who turned up in their hundreds and got amongst it! We salute you...
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The Honors College on-campus community has made its home in the Quadrangle, in Law and Taub, for decades. In 2010, incoming Honors students (and many continuing students) moved to the newly built Cougar Village. Starting in the fall of 2011, Honors students may choose to live in the Honors communities in Cougar Village or Taub Hall.
The Honors College housing in Cougar Village will encompass all six "neighborhoods" (neighborhoods are groups of 16 rooms, separated from the other rooms by a lounge or kitchenette) on the 6th floor as well as a few neighborhoods on the 5th floor. Some single rooms on the 7th floor are also available. These rooms are configured similarly to those in the Quad – two-room suites with a shared bathroom and moveable furniture.
Taub Hall has enjoyed a long history as home to Honors students and will be part of the exciting Quadrangle renovation this summer. Taub will enjoy aesthetic upgrades that include a remodeled lounge, new flooring, new painting, new or updated furniture, new window treatments, bathroom enhancements, and a micro-fridge in every room.
In general, freshmen will make their homes in Cougar Village. Following their freshman year, Honors students may choose whether to remain in Cougar Village or move to Taub Hall. In addition, those Honors student who have a non-Honors roommate can now be accommodated in the Taub Hall community.
Incoming students or those who do not currently live on-campus should apply for Honors Housing by May 1. To reserve your room or apply for housing, please visit the Residential Life and Housing website at http://www.housing.uh.edu
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Action News has learned the City of Jacksonville has lost big money on a basketball game that was supposed to rake in millions of dollars.
Jacksonville City Councilman Matt Schellenberg says the City lost about $750,000 after putting on the Navy-Marine Classic Corps basketball game on November 2, 2012.
The event was part of Mayor Alvin Brown's Week of Valor and was organized by Alan Verlander, Executive Director of Sports and Entertainment. Shellenberg says the event drained the City's sports fund. Since then, no money has been put back into that fund. "Harry Truman said it best. the buck stops at the top. I think that's the case. Alan Verlander is a wonderful person and he's new. But, what happens is he can't really do anything without actually getting permission and getting somebody else to sign off on it," says Councilman Schellenberg.
Schellenberg tells Action News that the City's sports fund is almost empty. He also adds, if the city does not put on a profitable special event soon, the fund will have to be replenished either by tax payers or budget changes.
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Beliveau Estate Winery is conveniently located between Roanoke and Blacksburg. The distance from downtown Blacksburg and VATech is approximately 12 miles, from the Roanoke Airport approximately 25 miles.
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An evening of flubbed lines and miscues leads Synclaire (Kim Coles) to her true vocation. With Erika Alexander, Kim Fields Freeman and Queen Latifah.
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The Indiana Court of Appeals has affirmed police testimony regarding a Lake Station man's confession during his trial in 2012 in a 3-0 decision. 38 year old Jason King had appealed his attempted murder conviction, stating questioning by officers should not have continued when he asked if he needed an attorney, which the appeals court determined was not actually exercising the right to demand an attorney be present. The court also determined the 45 year prison sentence King received for shooting Woodrow McGuire, of Gary, in the face in February of 2011, was justified, in light of his significant criminal history, and the disturbing motive of the crime, in which King shot McGuire, a total stranger because, "he was black" and due to the fact McGuire had asked King to stop leaning against him while at a South Haven bar.
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Definition of cannonade in English:
Syllabification: can·non·adePronunciation: /ˌkanəˈnād
- A period of continuous, heavy gunfire.More example sentences
- A desultory cannonade began at about 14.00, and as it seemed likely that there would be no battle that day Newcastle retired to his coach.
- Three times the German armor attempted to break through, but, as more battalions of American artillery joined the cannonade, the enemy at last gave way.
- All killings, all maimings, all arrogant demolishions of people's homes, all assassinations, all bombings, all suicide attacks, all aerial slaugherings, all tank cannonades, all invasions are inherently wrong.
bombardment, shelling, gunfire, artillery fire, barrage, pounding
- Discharge heavy guns continuously: (as noun cannonading) the daily cannonading continuedMore example sentences
- The enormous guns are now cannonading & preparing the way for our infantry.
- Raucous, sometimes almost spiritual singing, pushes from cellars, echoing and cannonading off the narrow whitewashed alleys.
- Her fears for her husband, who left two weeks later, were intensified when she heard cannonading from her own home.
mid 16th century: from French, from Italian cannonata, from cannone (see cannon).
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Mitochondrial Biogenesis and Genetics, Part B
Edited by- Giuseppe Attardi
- Anne Chomyn
- John Abelson
- Melvin Simon
Biochemists, geneticists, microbiologists, biotechnologists, genetic engineers, analytical chemists, clinical chemists, and industrial researchers working on protein products; plant scientists involved in plant breeding and pathology.
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Published: March 1996
Imprint: Academic Press
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King Kong
An adventure film about a film crew in search of a monster on a remote island. The crew finds King Kong and decides to take him back to New York as a money making spectacle. The film is a masterpiece of Stop-Motion in filmmaking history and inspired a line of King Kong films.
A Monster of Creation's Dawn Breaks Loose in Our World Today!
Directors: | Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack |
Writers: | James Ashmore Creelman, Ruth Rose |
Fay Wray
as Ann Darrow
Robert Armstrong
as Carl Denham
Bruce Cabot
as John 'Jack' Driscoll
Noble Johnson
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