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Who said, "You Can't Have the Best of Both Worlds?"
When I was growing up as a kid playing baseball, I remember agonizing over the choice between a new "Brooks Robinson" baseball glove or a new "Mickey Mantle" bat. I was going to receive one as a birthday present and I wanted to have both, and yet remember being told, "You can't have the best of both worlds." I wondered, "Why not, the store has both of them?" Today I'm thinking, how does this apply to the world of image sensors?
If you're reading this, it's likely that you're interested in the benefits and trade-offs of CCD and CMOS image sensors. Those closest to the silicon, the designers and engineers who "live" in the world of holes and electrons come into work every day asking, "Why can't you have the best of both worlds?"
While there are a diverse set of imaging solutions, CCDs are often the technology of choice when superb image quality is required and CMOS is often the technology chosen when functionality is required. CCDs typically offer advantages in image quality (pattern noise, cosmetic defects) whereas CMOS offers advantages in flexible read-out (frame rate and ROI). At Truesense Imaging, we believe the co-existence of "both worlds" is viable - and necessary.
A week ago, we introduced two new high performance CCD products, the KAI-02170 and KAI-04070 Image Sensors. And this week, we've announced the KAC-12040 Image Sensor, the first in a planned new family of CMOS devices that delivers the functionality that certain applications need – rolling and global shutter, very fast frame rate, NIR sensitivity and flexible read-out.
Those of us in the industry listen to the voice of the customer and define CCD products and CMOS products along with the evaluation hardware and application notes that support them. Coupled with our technical support and customer service, we deliver solutions that best solve customer problems.
Our CMOS strategy at Truesense Imaging is focused – complement our CCD product portfolio by offering CMOS products for a broader product portfolio to meet a wider range of customer requirements.
We've announced the KAC-12040 12 Megaplxel CMOS Image Sensor. We've been testing its rolling shutter with Quad Full HD at 100 fps, capturing with global shutter at very fast frame rates, shooting in low light conditions, and testing its NIR performance. We're using its flexible read-out architecture with multiple regions of interest and interspersed video streams.
We're confident the KAC-12040 Image Sensor is well suited for Machine Vision, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Surveillance, and other applications that demand high functionality while delivering excellent image quality. We're excited to see the new ways customers will use this solution to solve other problems. We're excited, because when the customer wins, we all win.
Why can't we have the best of both worlds? We're getting closer to answering that question with both high performance CCD and CMOS products. And I can tell you one thing for sure, in our company there's no "us" and "them", there's only "all of us" and that includes you.


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FileMaker has just released FileMaker Go 1.2 for iPad and iPhone. And in the next day or two, you'll find copies of Jesse Feiler's Data-Driven iOS Apps for iPad and iPhone with FileMaker Pro, Bento by FileMaker, and FileMaker Go in bookstores or online (You can order it now.)
Today (April 20, 2011), FileMaker released version 1.2 of FileMaker Go. It's a free upgrade for current users of FileMaker Go (on iPhone or iPad); for others you can buy it through the App Store ($19.95/iPhone; $39.95/iPad. FileMaker Go lets you use FileMaker databases that you (or someone else) has developed using the standard FileMaker Pro product (or FileMaker Pro Advanced) on you iOS mobile device (iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch).
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I am a junior at La Grande High School, and although the impact of the recent defeat of La Grande's local option won't affect me much, it will affect several hundred other current students and
As the school system and board members try and figure out ways to make ends meet, I only have one question: Why not do what every other district in Union, Baker and Wallowa counties has done and adopt a four-day school week? It will help save money.
Again I am a student, and I hear opinions on both sides of the topic. To be honest, there seems to be more pros than cons. Schools including Cove, Union, Elgin and North Powder are already on a four-day school week; even Baker City will be on a four-day school week next year.
I am in favor of the four-day school week, not only because of the three-day weekends, but because it would save on electricity, gas, water, sewer and food costs. I know some employees are against the four-day week because those who work hourly feel they will lose wages. But if we start a half-hour earlier and stay a bit longer in the afternoon, wages won't change too much, and money would be saved.
It seems to me that it would be easier to go to a four-day school week rather than having to decide which sport or extracurricular activities to cut. Also, sports would have more games on Fridays and Saturdays, and students wouldn't miss as many classes or have to leave class early as often to travel.
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A Fidelity Bond is required by ERISA (1974). The amount of the bond should equal 10% of Plan assets up to maximum coverage of $500,000 ($5,000,000 in assets). Terminating his Plan by the carrier seems to be extreme. An opportunity to change carriers. Recommend that the Employer obtain a Fidelity Bond. Very inexpensive. Usually less than $100. Also, there is a question on the 5500 asking if the Plan has a Fidelity Bond. You may want to look at the 5500 and see how it was answered.
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Swiss Plan Has Holes in it
In an uprecedented move the largest bank in Switzerland, UBS, has agreed to turn over the names of some of it's depositiors who are accused of hiding money to avoid paying US taxes on it.
While being hailed by many as one way to find all the money that was lost in the recent economic catastrophe, we at CrapCo were shocked when we read the news. What the Swiss are planning to do is positively unamerican. Disclosing the names of depositiors, putting the rich at risk of legal action, telling the truth… these are all dangerous precedents to set!
Of course in their defense they only agreed to do it under duress as the US Government has pressured them into admitting that they conspired to defraud the Internal Revenue Service AND has forced them to agree  to pay $780 million to settle a sweeping federal investigation into their activities.
That process, ratting out a co-conspiritor to avoid harsher punishment is VERY American and we can understand that tactic. However it is supposed to be reserved for your basic low life criminals, not successful American businessmen who simply are trying to avoid paying taxes.
At CrapCo we would never advocate or attempt to avoid paying any corporate taxes or individual income taxes (again), but we can indeed understand why others would. I mean what is the point of swindling millions of home owners out of their houses and milions of working class investors out of their life savings and creating a catastrophic downturn in the world financial markets if you have to pay taxes on it to help finance the bailout?
In closing let me assure all CrapCo investors that there is no risk of any criminal activity or income tax fraud being discovered in OUR corporate accounts. We bank in the Caymen Islands, not Switzerland.
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In an effort to recoup huge losses over the last year suffered as a result of the economic "meltdown" (and of course our own continuing corporate malfeasance) we are branching out into drug research and marketing.
It was pointed out to us that while there are over 16,000 anti-depressants on the market today, there were no effective depressants. While many drugs have depressant effects like alcohol, pain pills and heroin, they all have (sometimes) unwanted side effects like intoxication, overdose or waking up with someone you don't remember ever meeting.
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Family's lucky escape from doomed AirAsia flight
Michael Bachelard 12:55 PM As Christianawati raced late into Surabaya airport to catch her flight on Sunday morning, she felt like the unluckiest woman in the world.
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John Woodrow Cox 2:26 PM Activists who believe the name of the "Redskins" is racist and insulting converged on the football team's last home game.
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2:37 PM A missing AirAsia plane carrying 162 people is presumed to have crashed off the Indonesian coast, an official said on Monday, as countries in the region offered to help Jakarta in the search and recovery effort.
Hindu activists organise mass 'reconversion camps'
Shashank Bengali 2:10 PM Hindu fundamentalists are converting India's minorities - Muslims and Christians - to the Hindu faith. Some converts claim they were duped, others they were forced.
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Philip Dorling 1:31 PM Newly released documents reveal Australia's involvement in cracking widely-used forms of internet encryption.
Boko Haram launch attack in northern Cameroon
1:01 PM Cameroon has used its air force against Boko Haram militants for the first time, pushing the fighters out of a military camp they had occupied near the Nigerian border.
Flights QZ8501 and MH370: what we know about the two disappearances
Nicola Clark 12:59 PM The search off the coast of Borneo has so far yielded no sign of the AirAsia plane, raising a familiar mix of uncertainty and grief just nine months after flight MH370 disappeared.
IS executed nearly 2000 people in six months: monitor
12:17 PM The Islamic State militant group has killed 1878 people in Syria during the past six months, mostly civilians, a British-based Syrian monitoring organisation says.
Search for missing AirAsia plane resumes
Michael Bachelard 11:53 AM The search for missing AirAsia flight QZ8501 began at 6am local time as rescuers hope for better weather than yesterday.
US cyber-warriors may be spared boot camp
Ben Farmer and Con Coughlin 11:39 AM The US Army could boost its cyber-warfare teams by sparing young hackers the rigours of combat training, an American general has suggested.
Satellite service Tomnod and internet crowd stand ready to find missing AirAsia flight QZ 8501
Ben Grubb 11:37 AM The satellite service used in an attempt to help find missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH 370 says it stands ready to search for AirAsia flight QZ 8501.
NATO flag comes down in Afghanistan as combat mission ends
Pamela Constable 11:27 AM Afghan troops are battling a reinvigorated Taliban following the school siege in neighbouring Pakistan.
AirAsia flight from Indonesia to Singapore loses contact
Michael Bachelard 9:39 AM A search and rescue operation is underway after AirAsia flight QZ 8501 from the Indonesian city of Surabaya to Singapore with 162 people onboard lost contact with air traffic control on Sunday.
The man behind AirAsia: chief executive Tony Fernandes
Elahe Izadi 9:37 AM AirAsia was failing and falling ever deeper into debt in 2001 when Tony Fernandes bought the carrier for a single Malaysian ringgit — worth about 50 cents at the time.
Passenger ferry catches fire off Greece with 466 onboard
9:16 AM Desperate passengers have used mobile phones to plead live on TV to be saved from a burning ferry off the Greek island of Corfu.
Rising oceans force Bangladeshi farmers inland for new jobs
Arun Devnath 8:33 AM About seven years ago, Gaur Mondol noticed he couldn't grow as much rice on his land as salty water seeped in from the Passur River, which stretches from his home in Bangladesh's interior all the way to the Indian Ocean.
Missing AirAsia plane: How airlines use tracking technology
Bart Jansen 8:28 AM As another plane has gone missing in Southeast Asia, attention is paid to the tracking systems that commercial airlines use.
Aviation's tragic year: Will it ground confidence?
Rick Feneley 7:22 PM Another passenger jet vanishes in mid-air in a terrible year for commercial aviation.
Snow leaves thousands stranded in Alps
Heavy snowfall in the French Alps left 15,000 drivers stranded, prompting officials to open emergency shelters and urge travellers to stay at home.
Thousands affected by Malaysia's worst flooding in decades
Satish Cheney Rescuers are struggling to get help to the tens of thousands of people affected by Malaysia's worst flooding in decades as angry victims accused the government of being slow in its response.


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text: Blog List Jul 29 2014 On-Campus Recruiting, Ready or Not By: Elizabeth Gawel Category: Career Services Permalink | Read Comments (0) | Add a Comment | Subscribe 0 Fall On-Campus Recruiting season is just about upon us here at Walsh. Fall is the time of year that accounting firms come to campus to recruit students for internships and open positions. I have worked in Career Services at several places and for more than a few years, but like many of you, this is my first year for experiencing On-Campus Recruiting (OCR). Here are a few of my thoughts so far: If you want a career in accounting, this is the place to start! Students are excited for OCR and recruiters are too. Recruiters want to make a great company impression as much as students want to be prepared and professional. While you are getting your resume reviewed and meeting with Career Services to hone your interview skills, recruiters are scheduling their times for Meet & Greets, Presentations and OCR's. They want to come to campus, they want to meet and get to know candidates, and they want to be able to hire our students. Students want to be competitive in the job marketplace and employers are competitive too. While you are trying to get the earliest available appointment with Career Services, employers are vying for the first open recruiting dates and want to know what other firms are doing to promote themselves. Recruiters ask: When is the BEST time to come to campus? When will we see the MOST students? And don't forget about Career Services. We are just as anxious for you to get hired as you are. Schedule an appointment with a career advisor to review your resume and practice interviewing. Attend a workshop to receive information on all of the fall recruiting events as well as interview skills. Being prepared is the key and we are doing all we can to help you make a great impression with employers. What can you do to be the best candidate and make the most of this great opportunity? Meet with Career Services to review and update your resume and to do a mock interview. Get out all your nervousness with us. The more you practice the better you will be. Attend an OCR/Interview Information session to prepare for Fall Recruiting. Understand what each event is about and learn what to expect and what is expected of you. Check the Career Services web and portal pages often to find out which firms will be on campus and when. Log in to eRecruiting to find and apply for OCR positions. Research the companies you are interested in working for. Find out what the company is all about, what the company culture is like, and what they are seeking in recruits. Be prepared to show your interest and ask and answer questions that show you have done your research. Be professional when meeting with employers. Dress the part, make eye contact, introduce yourself, give a firm handshake, listen to what the employer has to say, answer questions articulately, and be prepared with questions to ask the employer. Each of us are coming to OCR with our own specialty; students bring the education, employers offer the opportunities, and Career Services provides the resources. This is an exciting time for all involved and it's great that we all have the same goal – Get Walsh Students Hired! Best of luck to all of you this recruiting season. Comments 0 Comments so far | Skip to comment form *Name: *Email: Address Line 1: Address Line 2: City: State: Zip: *Comments: (4000 characters only) Categories Cyber Security Marketing & Social Media The Walsh Institute Alumni Student Life Community Outreach Career Services Blackstone LaunchPad at Walsh College Admissions / Advising Library Business Advice Recent Entries Shop Small eRecruiting and Why You Should Have an Account Applauding Alumni: Rebecca Sorensen, BAC '85 What I'm Thankful For Succession Planning for Small CPA Firms Archives select Choose a month2014 January2014 February2014 March2014 April2014 May2014 June2014 July2014 August2014 September2014 October2014 November2014 December Authors Nanette Poulios Diane Fisher Carol Glynn Brenda Meller Barb Koch Jessica Knapik John Karasinski Scott Wyckoff Sheila Ronis Jason Sweet Deborah Mourray Stephanie Bremenour Jan Hubbard Duc Abrahamson Mari Pionk Holly Blust Contact Us email@example.com


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High School Sports
Sons of famous fathers who play high school basketball
Having a professional sports star father can be a tough act to follow for high school athletes.
The expectations and comparisons to dad are inevitable. Some shy away from the athletic spotlight due to the large shadow. Others thrive thanks in part to their bloodlines.
Here's a look at several second-generation athletes thriving on the basketball court this season:
Famous father: Thurl Bailey, who spent 11 years in the NBA before playing professionally in Greece and Italy.
Making his own name: A rapidly growing 6-foot-7 sophomore, Brendan is averaging 11 points per game for the Cavemen – a title contender in Utah's 5A classification.
Michael Bibby Jr., Shadow Mountain (Phoenix)
Famous father: Mike Bibby, who helped Arizona win a national title and spent 14 years in the NBA. He was among the Top 10 in the league in assists on three occasions.
Making his own name: Michael Jr., a sophomore point guard, averaged 19.3 points and 7.7 assists per game in leading Shadow Mountain to Arizona's Division II state title this season.
Devin Booker, Moss Point (Miss.)
Famous father: Melvin Booker, who spent parts of two seasons in the NBA after starring at Missouri. Melvin also attended and played for Moss Point while in high school.
Making his own name: Devin is one of the nation's top prospects and will play at Kentucky next year. The 6-4 guard averaged more than 31 points per game this season.
M.J. Cage, Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)
Famous father: Michael Cage, who spent 15 seasons in the NBA and is now an assistant coach at Mater Dei.
Making his own name: M.J., a 6-10 sophomore, is averaging 15 points, 10.7 rebounds and 3.6 blocked shots per game for the Monarchs. Mater Dei is currently 30-0 and ranked No. 1 nationally by MaxPreps.
Avery Johnson Jr., Plano West (Texas)
Famous father: Avery Johnson, who won an NBA title in 1999 with the Spurs as part of a 16-year professional career. "The Little General" went on to become head coach of the Mavericks and Nets and is now an analyst with ESPN.
Making his own name: A point guard like his father, Avery Jr. averaged 13.9 points and 3.9 assists per game in 2013-14 for Plano West.
Maxwell Kupchak, Brentwood School (Los Angeles)
Famous father: Mitch Kupchak, current Los Angeles Lakers general manager who also spent 10 years in the NBA as a player.
Making his own name: Maxwell, a 6-6 junior forward, is averaging 10.6 points and 6.5 rebounds per game for the Eagles.
Mo Lewis IV and Chris Lewis, Milton (Ga.)
Famous father: Mo Lewis, an All-Pro linebacker for the New York Jets around the turn of the century. Spent more than a decade in the NFL.
Making their own name: Mo IV (pictured above), a 6-6 senior, and Chris, a 6-8 sophomore, are the top two scorers (12.8 and 12.5 points per game, respectively) for one of Georgia's top programs. The Eagles participated in the prestigious City of Palms Classic in December and closed out the regular season with a win over Class AAAAAA title favorite Wheeler.
Christian McCaffrey, Valor Christian (Highlands Ranch, Colo.)
Famous father: Ed McCaffrey, who spent 13 seasons as a wide receiver in the NFL with the Giants, 49ers and Broncos. He is now a radio color analyst for the Broncos.
Making his own name: Christian is one the nation's top multi-sport athletes. He will play football at Stanford but is also a basketball and track and field standout.
B.J. Stith, Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.)
Famous father: Bryant Stith, who spent 10 years in the NBA with Denver, Boston and Cleveland. After a successful run as head coach at Brunswick, he is now an assistant at Old Dominion University.
Making his own name: B.J. will follow his father's footsteps and play at Virginia next season. The 6-6 senior wing has helped Oak Hill achieve a 37-3 record this season.
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Monitoring of Crown Entities by Departments
Page updated 23 Nov 2007
Overview of information relating to the monitoring of Crown entities by departments, including links to guidance developed by central agencies.
A number of departments support Ministers responsible for Crown entities by monitoring the performance of Crown entities. This monitoring covers both the funding provided by the Crown to the Crown entity, the financial interest the Crown has as owner, short-term performance, as well as the exercise of any statutory powers by the Crown entity.
Central Agency Guidance
Treasury has worked with the State Services Commission (SSC) to develop guidance for departments that support Ministers in their roles and responsibilities in relation to Crown entities. It is part of a set of advice developed by central agencies to help responsible Ministers, their departments, and boards to improve the performance of Crown entities under the Crown Entities Act 2004.
This guidance is available on the SSC web site:
This guidance should be read together with Cabinet Office Circular CO (06) 05 of 22 August 2006: Ministers' Roles and Responsibilities in Relation to Crown Entities


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Rohini Sector 23
Nearest Metro Station: Rohini West
Trisha,Paschim Vihar
I had heard lot about the schools curriculum being different so filled up the form to seek my kids admission to this school. Their date for the lucky draw clashed with the other schools.It was made clear that the lucky draw will be taken amongst the parents present and those who could not make it to the venue will be exempted.At the last minute the principal changed the rule, it was now valid for all.The selection procedure was biased and there was total confusion.Strange enough my name did not get selected to top it all I received a call from them in summer vacations saying they could admit my child now if I wanted. It was absolutely a no from my side.


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Welcome to Pom Pom Island Resort & Spa
Pom Pom Island is around 45 minutes by boat from Borneo's coast; it has rich tropical vegetation and is surrounded by white sand and the turquoise waters of the Celebes Sea. It is on this part of the beautiful island that "Pom Pom Island Resort & Spa" finds its home. Pom Pom Island Resort & Spa is a a new and exclusive resort located on Celebes Sea (Latitude 04˚36′ , Longitude 118˚52′). Geographically, Pom Pom Island is among the few rare islands found on the South China Sea.
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The Economic Case For Scottish Independence
Even a post-independence turn to socialism would fail and rebound quickly.
Axelrod vs. Messina: Top Obama advisers face off in 2015 election
It's on
Energy wars: Britain faces massive blackouts due to green politics
It's not just utilities sounding the warning bell
Scottish secession remains unlikely, but momentum is with the schismatics
Scots are stubborn people, and the doomsayers themselves could drive them to split.
France TV journo scolds Obama: French have been 'tougher, more realistic' with Iran
'I don't trust this regime'
UK gov't slashes global warming spending by 41 percent
The latest to cut back
Cameron defends 'selfie' during Mandela memorial
'In my defense I'd say that Nelson Mandela played an extraordinary role in his life and in his death in bringing people together'
Obama takes a selfie at the Mandela memorial
Lands Obama on the popular 'Selfies at funerals' Tumblr
David Cameron's latest threat against the free press
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Strike Out
'Where there is a division has to do with the United Nations'
NYT ignored UK request to destroy Snowden documents
This makes at least two media outlets the U.K. government has tried to silence
White House: England told us we can make our own decisions on Syria
'The United States are able to make their own decisions, of course'
British PM David Cameron calls for fracking all across England - Business Insider
'Fracking…will lead to cheaper energy and benefit local communities'
UK internet service provider tells porn-haters to move to North Korea
Cameron is using the children as an excuse to censor the Internet in the UK
Socially conservative US politicians silent on UK porn restrictions
Family-oriented organizations support Cameron's measures wholeheartedly
David Cameron going soft in war on Internet porn
So saw this coming
David Cameron's naughty bits
Users would need to ask ISPs to provide adult content
Cameron pledges 'in-out' referendum on EU [VIDEO] - AP
PM promises long-awaited vote on UK's future
The devil wears pinstripes?
The case for making Anna Wintour an ambassador.
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"Thou hast given a banner to them that fear Thee, that it may be displayed because of the truth" (Ps. 60:4).
The Stewardship of Hope
By Al Stoner
"And we desire that every one of you do show the same diligence to the full assurance of hope unto the end" (Heb. 6:11).
A Present Day Example. Frequently it will be observed that men and women who apparently make no profession of faith, when beset with a grievous tragedy or calamity of one sort or another, are yet found to be persistent in hoping that good will be the final outcome of their present misfortune. It seems that the faculty of "hoping for the best" is written in man's constitution. Regrettably, more often than not, the "good" that is hoped for by them finds its fulfillment and gratification in this present evil world, and has no respect to the blessedness promised by God in the ages to come. Hope that is not rooted and grounded in eternity, and in the eternal God, will be of no profit to men salvationally.
Let us Reason Together! By way of contrast, how much more ought the children of God to be noted for an immovable and abounding hope? And how much more must they be good stewards of that hope? If the ungodly are able to have a tenacious "hope" of some sorts without recourse to the promises of God, how ought the godly to be able to excel in hope by means of those promises? (cf. II Pet. 1:4). To them belongs "the hope of salvation" (I Th. 5:8) and "everlasting consolation and good hope through grace" (II Th. 2:16). These things are the portion of believing men and women. They have an unshakable, unchanging foundation for hope as it is revealed in Scripture (cf. Heb. 6:17-18), and it behooves such ones to "give diligence to make" their "calling and election sure" (II Pet. 1:10). Only such individuals have exclusive rights to the certainty of hope that reaches far beyond this brief "threescore and ten; and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years" (Ps. 90:10). Consequently, with regard to the stewardship of this hope, as is the case with all custodianships, "it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful" (I Cor. 4:2). The day is fast approaching when all shall be called upon to give account of their stewardships.
The hope of which we speak reaches beyond this mortal existence unto "the ages to come" (Eph. 2:7). The objects of the "blessed hope" (Tit. 2:13) lie beyond this vale of tears and sorrows in the blessed domain where tears and sorrows are no more. Hear the Apostle Paul express the absolute certitude of our hope in Christ Jesus! "For we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of God, an house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens" (II Cor. 5:1). "For we that are in this tabernacle do groan, being burdened: not for that we would be unclothed, but clothed upon [with our eternal bodies], that mortality might be swallowed up of life" (5:4). And again, "Now He Who has fashioned us [preparing and making us fit] for this very thing is God, Who also has given us the [Holy] Spirit as a guarantee [of the fulfillment of His promise]." (5:5, Amp. Bible).
On Perfecting this Stewardship. With these things in mind, let us consider some scriptural references to hope with the intent of perfecting our stewardship thereof. Hope is a work that men do as a direct result of believing the promises. Wherever there is a steadfast hope in God, there has been also a diligent attendance upon "the promises" (cf. Heb. 6:12) in the ones possessing the hope. And wherever there is faltering hope or no hope there has been also a corresponding neglect on the part of the stewards of that hope.
Time, an Impudent Intruder. "And we desire that every one of you do show the same diligence to the full assurance of hope unto the end" (Heb. 6:11). If ever there was a matter that called for earnestness and the aborting of slothfulness, it is that of the full assurance of hope. The present time, with all of its associated distresses and distractions, is as an intruder, impudently seeking to consume away the complete attention of men from their hope in Christ and in the gospel. Let us therefore, in full cognizance of this situation, continually expel this intruder from our hearts' affection, that we may give the due regard in our hearts to the exceeding great and precious promises.
Hope's Dominating Work. "Wherefore gird up the loins of your mind, be sober, and hope to the end for (set your hope fully upon, RSV) the grace that is to be brought unto you at the revelation of Jesus Christ" (I Pet. 1:13). Hope is a full-time work for those who have named the Name of Christ. For hope to be strong, effort must constantly be put forth by men. In order for them to be dominated in mind and heart by a fervent expectation of the promised future blessedness (rather than by the present uncertainties and miseries), constant attention must be given to what God has promised. "Faith" must ever be "the substance of things hoped for" and "the evidence of things not seen" (Heb. 11:1).
It is Armor to be Put On. "But let us, who are of the day, be sober, putting on the breastplate of faith and love; and for an helmet, the hope of salvation" (I Th. 5:8). We do not come into the kingdom of God with this armor already put on. Let us see that we constantly give the due attendance to our being divinely panoplied with faith, love, and hope.
The Resolute Confidence and Rejoicing. "But Christ as a Son over His own house; whose house are we, if we hold fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the hope firm unto the end" (Heb. 3:6). Hope persistently and joyfully pursues after the realization of that which has been promised and it is not easily distracted therefrom by discouragement and oppositions.
Hope's Divine Wellspring. "Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Spirit" (Rom. 15:13). For those who are in Christ, there are the grievously difficult seasons when hope is called upon to believe "against hope" (Rom. 4:18), and then there are also the blessed times when hope is enabled to mount up with "eagles' wings" (cf. Exod. 19:4; Isa. 40:31) and to marvelously abound. Let us, therefore, ever commit the keeping of our souls to Him who is able to sustain us in the toilsome and uphill times and who also is able to cause us to "abound in hope."
A Sanctifying Constraint. "And every man that hath this hope in Him purifieth himself, even as he is pure" (I Jn. 3:3). The fervent expectation and rejoicing of "this hope" is that of forever dwelling with Him who is "the Holy One" (cf. Rev. 21:3). As it is written elsewhere, "Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord" (Heb. 12:14). Thus, we can conclude that those who are not
presently engaged in the work of purifying themselves do not have this hope in possession.
Hope's Witness to the Unbelieving. "But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear" (I Pet. 3:15). Hope's testimonial to those outside of Christ is one that is not easily ignored or gainsayed. The unregenerate may be quick to challenge the philosophizings and theorizings of religious men, but the testimony of hope that is had in possession is as an undefeated champion that the ungodly would rather not take on. Let us, therefore, give ourselves to the faithful attendance upon the stewardship of our hope in Christ, that we may, among other things, leave this evil generation with an inarguable witness to the truth of the gospel. --Editor
"Let your loins be girded about, and your lights burning; and ye yourselves like unto men that wait for their lord, when he will return from the wedding; that when he cometh and knocketh, they may open unto him immediately" (Lk. 12:35-36).


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…it's our anniversary today.
iOwnTheWorld enters its fifth year.
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Happy anniversary!!!!Noteworthy Comment +27
Who brought cake?Noteworthy Comment +19
Cakes should bring the cake.
I'll bring the funny hats.
You guys have kept me sane for four years.
I was introduced to you via PopModel and the video short: The Pez Dispenser.
Happy Anniversary iOTW!Noteworthy Comment +18
Time flys…
Grats!Noteworthy Comment +14
Oh, it may be time to update the Ugly Mosaic in honor of 4 years.Noteworthy Comment +22
Dang, time flies… Congrats iOTW!Noteworthy Comment +19
Seems longerNoteworthy Comment +15
Happy Birthday to a GREAT SITE!!
And, thanks to all of the hard working, dedicated people that make this place a place to be!
Oh, and to all of the posters/Commenters who brighten up my days – thank you!Noteworthy Comment +21
I've been here THAT long?
Heluva ride guys!!Noteworthy Comment +15
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Some of the best satire on the interwebs and the best people to hang with evah!
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Thanks to an excess of low-info voters, your place in the hearts and minds of the 'rich' is secure for another four years.
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I've been coming here a little less than 4 years and my only regret is that I missed the earlier year!
Always great stuff and it sure is nice to know I'm really not crazy – there are others that feel the way I do !
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Since seeing a BFH editorial image on American Thinker four years ago, I've visited this site daily to get the real story.
Thanks for the wit, spit and belly laughs from commentators, contributors and staff.
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Congratulations. I come every day and plan to keep doing so. The comments are the best.Noteworthy Comment +14
Happy Anniversary iOTW!!
Thank you for offering us such a wonderful platform for spleen venting blessedly mixed in with the most amazing doses of side splitting mirthfulness from everyone who contributes to iOTW.
The best dang virtual village pub I could ever imagine stopping off at every day.
A big smooch to ya'll!!!! Mmmwahhh.Noteworthy Comment +14
Happy Anniversary!
I don't know how I found you, when I found you, or how I can ever leave (short of getting fired, of course).Noteworthy Comment +14
Happy anniversary!!!!
I've always heard that time flies when you're having fun and the older you get, the faster time flies.
So I guess that means I've been here since tomorrow!Noteworthy Comment +15
BFH rocks! Keep iOTW rollin' for another 5 at least. Happy Anniversary.Noteworthy Comment +11
Ditto.Noteworthy Comment +11
5 years, seriously? You must have debuted with smoking hot material because I think I only missed the first month. I'd like to personally thank whoever directed me here, but I can't remember who it was, and there may have been drinking involved.
Mucho congrats!Noteworthy Comment +12
Four years, where has the time gone?
Thank you BFH and everyone else here for a great site. I come almost everyday, read almost every article and read the comments when I can.
This has become my main site to prowl around. The humor is great. The intelligence is unmatched in the comments sections. The kindness is beyond belief when people have needed it.
Thank you all for making this the best place to be online. Thank you BFH and every one else at IOTW, you all make the news and crap bearable.Noteworthy Comment +13
Thank you everyone! Would not be here without you! Regretfully, there will be no cake in conference room this year due to the fiscal crisis.Noteworthy Comment +24
Happy Anniversary!! And thank you so much.Noteworthy Comment +11
Happy Anniversary! The first good news I'v heard on this day of national mourning and tragedy.Noteworthy Comment +12
@Admin Girl — good to see your "all-seeing eye"!
Miss you!Noteworthy Comment +12
the best to you all. Happy anniversary, and many, many more.
One of my MUST go-to sites daily. Kudos to BFH and all my comrades here. You keep me somewhat sane.
Keep up the good fight.
Molon labe.Noteworthy Comment +12
Thanks to Admin Girl, Big Fur Hat, Irony Curtain, The rest of the staff, fellow commenters, Mary Jane and Frosteetoes for the pictures and the pop-up guy who can teach you six languages in six minutes.
This is the only blog I do because I'm not retired yet; that'll change in April.
Boobie gives a big, wet kiss to the soles of all y'all's feet (she loves that).Noteworthy Comment +15
Happy Anniversary IOTW!! Although I have only been hanging here for 3 years–I could not get through my day without visiting here. I love everything about IOTW!Noteworthy Comment +11
Where to begin?,Where to begin…
Oh yeah, well, Happy Anna versary, Happy Anna versary, Happy Anni Versareeeeee, Haaaapeeanniversary!!!
Pinko, You're Fired!
Fur… (awkward silence…) Well, truth is, You just don't love me like ya used to. It's ok. I still love ya anyway. (rolls eyes and mumbles under breath)
AdminGirl… It's YOUR party. You can cry if you want to…
Moe, How in the world did you remember that? Surely you must've copied that thread and saved it to a file so you'd have…ooohhhhhh… (smacks myself in head) R-Kives… Man if my brain gets any slower, I'm gonna end up a Democrat pretty soon!!!
Now, to the burning questions!
What does everybody mean by, "The 1st blog I come to…" or "First stop of the day…", or "one of my favorite sites to…" ? What the heck are ya'll talking about? Do you mean to tell me that there is more than one of these "blog" thingies on the intertubes? That there are "other" anomolies like this actually IN-Existence already? Yeah Right! Don't let your tinfoil hats slip there Mr Noory!!! They're … OUT THERE…! LMAO! Crazy Bastas! Listen closely people, IOWNTHEWORLD.COM is THE ONLY site on this silly little Innerweb thing other than those pages that companies put up to help sell their products! If yall are "going" to some other "blogs" or something to look for food or humor or porn and stuff, Ya better be careful cause you could get lost out there messing around and next thing you know you're stuck in the bottom of a well in Al Gore's basement, naked and hairless, and forced to "pet his poodle" while he stand over you dressed in a Kimono and Pagan Temple Prostitute makeup, master baitin on to a tiny globe that has America and Israel marked out with red lipstick!!!
Oh, and what happened to SeaBass?Noteworthy Comment +12
Congrats, 5 years and no liberals swatted you with the police or sued.
Finally something to brighten or celebrate other then that shit thats been on every channel on tv all day.Noteworthy Comment +10
@Racist — SeaBass is in a bad area of town. His Rep is Hank Johnson.
We need to say a prayer for SeaBass.Noteworthy Comment +10
"I own the world" rocks! Keep up the fight and Godbless!Noteworthy Comment +10
Happy Anniversary and congrats to iOTW for being the best conservative comedy site on the web and for being a not so safe haven from a world gone mad. Let's keep up the good fight and not tire in fighting for what's right. Thanks and God Bless to all the wonderful people I've met through this site.Noteworthy Comment +13
Happy Anniversary IOTW – I feel like a 5th myself.
I will drink one in everyone's honor.Noteworthy Comment +12
@FreeMan — Cheers!+7
I was trying to remember how I found IOTW, and when I started coming here… and then it hit me, I was already here when y'all showed up and started lollygagging and nosing all around my barns and loafing in the field out there like it won't nothin to it at all. I'm pert near positive I seen that Hippy-lookin thing, and the fella what they call "Pinky" or "Winky" or Blinky hell I don't know what they call the dang prevert… They had snuck up inside the hen house, and I heard the hens making the oddest racket ya ever heard, (I don't even want to know!) but I looked out there and it looked like the dang hen-house was on fire they was so much smoke rolling out of every crack and crevice!!!
Yep, I remember when yall showed up here lookin like a bunch of 1st Class Democrat tools…
I reckon yall turned out alright in spite of yourselves. Just needed a little straightening out and growin up. I wish you would tell all them weirdos that blow in and out of here day and night to "visit", to STAY OUT O' THE DANG HEN HOUSE!!! Folks eat them eggs. I shudder to think what would happen if we left 'em in there and let 'em hatch!!! I'm pretty sure that's how Harry Reid was born/hatched back in the 20s or 30s…
Damn ADHD! Comes and Goes without warni…+7
Racist. It is my "masthead" when I click on IOTW. BFH gave me a H/T. Check it out:
"youtube CH 47 water landing." Frilliant.
At the time, 2009, there were some girlymen on the talk shows saying that Military personnel were limited in their ability and sort of stupid. They still think that way. But fuckem!+5
Happy Anniversary iOTW!
Many thanks for the irreverent and insightful content I come here for every day (and that includes my fellow iOTW-ers' comments, too)!+8
First a little song!
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Been here since the beginning and cannot remember how I got here. A big Thanks to BFH, Admin Girl, Mr. Pinko, IronyCurtain, illustr8r, Cardigan, and Claudia. I'm sure I have left someone out but can't think who right now. So if I left you out I am sorry.
Also thanks to the many, many great folks who comment here at iOTW. I have over the past years made friends outside iOTW with many of them.
Here's to another five years and seeing the end of the emperor Obuttme's reign.+8
Happy Anniversary/Birthday/Fifth Term!+5
This homoislamophobic racist website should have been shut down years ago!+4
And here's a clink of the champagne flutes for at least five more! To a decade and beyond!!! Congratulations and thanks for keeping us sane.+5
@Andrea Shea King — And I raise my glass to you!+3


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Saturday, August 22, 2009
So here's the most recent WIP...
It's a piece for:
My concept is to have heaven one side and hell on the other. The only thing I want to know is if anyone has time to really teach me how to color good. I start with something like hell in this picture... then work through to how heaven looks... then sorta smooth things out from there. I just feel so inefficient I'm driving myself nuts!
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- Aaron Ludwig said...
Looks like you're using Photoshop (right?)... one thing that helps me is using different sized brushes (especially on the bottom half of this piece). It helps everything look less Photoshop....ed...?
Oh, and check out Adam Ford's blog for some amazing digital painting step-by-steps.
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Rolling Stone's profile of Alex Jones is a largely positive and accurate exploration of Jones' personal history and the factors that continue to drive and motivate his work today. However, in attempting to denigrate Jones' political stance, the piece oversimplifies several issues in an effort to dismiss his concerns as "paranoid" exaggerations.
One such example is where the author, Alexander Zaitchik, confines the whole subject of population control and eugenics into his personal interpretation of a "Henry Kissinger memo," presumably referring to National Security Memorandum 200, in which Kissinger outlines the plan to use food scarcity as a weapon in order to achieve population reduction in lesser-developed countries.
Despite the fact that the memo directly states Kissinger's goal to use food as a weapon in the interests of "curbing the numbers of LDC people," (lesser-developed countries), Zaitchik defines this as "little more than government officials beginning to grapple with the strategic implications of runaway population growth."
In actual fact, as we have exhaustively proven, the population reduction agenda is deeply rooted in the eugenics movement which began amongst the aristocracy in 19th century Britain and later manifested itself under the banner of Hitler's Third Reich. As is documented in Alex Jones' seminal film Endgame, Rockefeller's father, John D. Rockefeller, exported eugenics to Germany from its origins in Britain by bankrolling the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute which later would form a central pillar in the Third Reich's ideology of the Nazi super race.


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In politics, getting a line drawn between competing interest groups can be long and difficult. Moving that line? No big deal.Read More »
'This Is Dangerous': Dana Loesch Has a Dire Warning for Progressives Over 'Hobby Lobby' CasePosted March 28, 2014 at 8:00 pm by Erica Ritz
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