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Darn. I think Punxatawney Phil was wrong this year. I really do. Everyone's favorite little furry guy came out on February 2nd and did not see his shadow. That is only supposed to mean one thing, and that is only 6 more weeks of winter.
Looking at the calendar hanging right next to my computer here I see that we are 7 and half weeks past that date. I do not know how spring is coming along in your area, but this morning we are at 32 degrees, and the snow is coming down like a well shaken snowglobe.
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the retouch is 'unreal'. the guy and his scooter look out of scale. and their shadows are extremely fake. even the mirrors of the scooter don't have reflection of the sky.
the idea is not convincing.
otto54Apr 30, 2007 - 6:22
what's up rog??? are yu falling in love with some italian girl???
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the retouching is from out of space,
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On Saturday, March 26th, the Matoaca High School American Red Cross Club visited the Virginia Holocaust Museum. During the visit faculty advisor to the club, Mrs. Maureen Cheatham, presented a donation to Mr. Jay Ipson, director of the museum.
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Under head coach Mark Fowler, the boys' varsity soccer team at Thomas Dale High School has won two state titles (2005 and 2006) in four appearances in the state tournament, three regional championships and a number of district titles in between.
When there is talk of the more predominant teams of the Central Region, usually there is talk of Thomas Dale soccer, L.C. Bird football and Highland Springs basketball, but perhaps Matoaca's baseball team could now be considered a part of that list.
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Jonathan Brooks 5pts I purchased a 07 G35S Sedan in 2012 with 72K miles. Unbelievable value at $20K with a 3 yr / 36K mile bumper to warranty. As a approach 100K mile mark, the car still looks new (the gun-metal blue paint job is amazing) and has given me zero trouble. My car before this was an Audi RS4 - an amazing car (what an engine!) but a huge pain to maintain. The Infiniti has been my favorite car overall - tight suspension but a supremely comfortable daily driver. And much, much faster than one would expect from an innocuous looking sedan. Like the others on this forum, I test drove the Q50 and was underwhelmed. The electronics were nice but otherwise it felt like basically the same car that I am driving now except with a $50K price tag. My plan is to hold the G35 for another year and hope Infiniti makes the Eau Rouge - that would be a car that I would splurge for!
roosterboy_mccoy 5pts I've owned various flavors of Infiniti's G since 2004 and I'm driving my 4th one now. I was very excited about the Q50, but not thrilled with several test drives of the Q50 and the Q50 hybrid. I don't know a better way to say it, but the Q just doesn't have the same "heart and soul" the G had. Long story short: When my 2010 G37x lease ended last month I decided to buy another G37x sedan (prem. and nav.) instead of leasing a Q50. I couldn't be happier with that decision. What other car could you buy today for under $40k that offers such a generous balance of performance, luxury, and reliability?
nick arceri 5pts I picked up an 09 g37x this spring for almost a third the price of the Q50, think I made the smart choice. Love the car, sure it's not perfect but it doesn't sound like the seven speed or seats are any better in the new ones.
Gurb75 5pts I leased a 2013 G37S 6MT sedan at $460 per month, and am loving the car and the price. I previously had a 2005 G35 6MT sedan, and had missed it ever since I traded it in. The 2013 seems a bit faster and more refined than the 2005, but they are both great cars. Having driven an automatic for about five years, it is great to be back in a manual - driving is fun again. I picked up a radar detector to hopefully keep my license in good shape this time around. The Q50 seems like a big misstep to me. The styling is fine, but the electric steering, bloated tech, and lack of manual option do not appeal to me.
Shawn MACS 5pts I own a 2011 Limited Edition sedan. I would not trade it for a Q50. In fact, I made it "all mine" with lightweight Enkei wheels and KW variant 3 coilovers. Now it is a touch quicker and eats corners for breakfast.
jensenNadali 5pts Has Nissan gone crazy?? How is this new Q50 slower than the old last generation G sedan? And on top of that it's uglier too, this sucks.
Fradelos 5pts I miss my 03 G35 sedan 6MT. It was 3,300 lbs of pure fun, this car although i love the styling is just a 3,750 lbs whale with no manual option. The power to weight ratio is nearly flat over 10 years but 450lbs adds alot of negative physics to the equation.
ThrottleBlip 5pts Basic rule of thumb: Each generation of a vehicle should get faster and more efficient than the direct model (and trim) it replaces.
Ninja Gaiden 5pts My choice hands down is the 2010 thru 2013 G37S or G37xS sedan & IPL coupe with the aero package or in limited/anniversary edition trim. Its just sooo sexy. I hated the Q50 at first and the styling has since grown on me just like the JX35 which is now the QX60 or something like that. Anyway the G always turns heads. Even though some consider it to be "dated". Infiniti hit their biggest homerun with the redesigned G sedans and coupes 2010-2013. Not so sure if the Q will appeal to the world the way the G did. The 1st problem with the Q is its name, then the fact that Infiniti grafted their SUV nose on it, and add the fact that its slower than the car it replaces, I just dont know what Infiniti's goal is this time around. Aside from the "too much going on" front end, the rest of the car is bland and generic looking. Its hard to tell what the car is from the back or from the side profile. Is it a Kia, Hyundai, 3 series??? Theres a reason the G is still selling alongside the Q50 in 2013. If Infiniti was smart, they would offer a final limited edition G37 IPL sedan with the IPL motor and red interior with the special dark finish wheels. The G37S will be missed and it will go down in history as Infiniti's most seductive and loved sedan they ever built. The Q will be just another wide mouth grille sedan loaded with unnecessary techno goodies, built to please the Chinese.
Whatnow 5pts 07 Coupe with 6 spd MT was my favorite. I like the new interior/ exterior styling of the Q50, and will drive the Q50h this weekend.
forzaman 5pts Other than performance, the Q50 impresses me the most for the interior and design. The performance is still good for the money.
saunupe1911 5pts Man I miss my 2006 G35 5A. It was awesome car and the first car I bought with my own cash. I didn't have any problems out of it. I never like the 3rd Gen. It was too rounded and I felt it needed sharper edges. It seems Infiniti has listened with the Q50. They still should have kept it G though.
jessesrq 5pts Clearly Infiniti, like BMW, is chasing a wider market appeal with the G. The emphasis is on style, materials, and feature improvements, not better performance. Judging by 3-series sales, that formula works quite well.
herrick81 5pts This new Infiniti Q50 looks so plain compared to the G37. And I can't believe it's slower too. I just like the G37 a lot more.
WheelsMet 5pts @Ninja Gaiden I found the G37 to be a very plain car, especially from the side and the back it lacked any design details, and it looked too similar to the old G35. I find the front of the Q50 a nice improvement, even though the headlights are too sharp and the "Q" name sounds like a heavy SUV as you said. The "Q" letter should belong ONLY to their SUV's, and will surely bring confusion to customers.But let's face it, the G sedan is dated and it looks old. When I see one on the street it looks like a car from 2004. It has a plain design, and I find the Q50 sedan to be a nice refreshment, although the back of the Q50 does look like it came from a Hyundai and the grille looks wide-mouthed and weird.
herrick81 5pts @jessesrq The new 3 Series managed to improve on every aspect, including much better and faster performance, which is something that the Germans are excelling at. It seems that the Q50 failed in this performance aspect as it got slower.
dcas 5pts @WheelsMetthe G looks like from 2004? it's the sexiest sedan and coupe on the market even today. you're crazyhttp://0.tqn.com/d/cars/1/0/1/P/2/11_g37_ipl.jpg
jessesrq 5pts @herrick81 I have a '13 328i and I stand by by assertion that BMW emphasized style, materials and feature improvements over better performance. (And I'm not complaining, as the luxuries of the car matter more than outright performance for most of my driving.) The N20 engine is more powerful, but performance is not just about acceleration, and in the steering and suspension departments there have been no improvements.
i_am 5pts @herrick81 You are correct to some extent. Yes, the new 3 series is a bit faster and more comfortable. However, the steering feel is not what it once was and according to most reviews it is clearly not as fun as the previous generation.
Tattedtwice 5pts He's crazy RIGHT; the g aged overnight and both the sedan and coupe may as well have gray whiskers because they look OLD. The second gen is bad but that first gen...wow, I want to laugh everytime I see one; that is one of the plainest, ugliest cars to ever leave japan.


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The Five Stages of Grief | Bargaining: Last-ditch efforts to keep Sonics
Now hold on just a minute, Mr. Stern. Do the Sonics really have to leave? Is Seattle that bad? ¶ Sure, KeyArena might look puny now...
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Now hold on just a minute, Mr. Stern. Do the Sonics really have to leave? Is Seattle that bad? Sure, KeyArena might look puny now, but it can grow. The city even hired some NBA-savvy arena experts to prove a proposed $300 million KeyArena expansion would pencil out for the league, no matter what team owner Clay Bennett says. Surely we can work something out.
Welcome to the third stage of grief: bargaining.
Like a terminal patient who belatedly quits smoking and starts eating vegetables, Seattle's politicians and business leaders have been making a last-ditch effort to stave off the inevitable.
Their efforts have focused on KeyArena, the former Seattle Coliseum that was renovated for more than $100 million 13 years ago.
While the arena's intimate sightlines make it a great place to watch basketball, it lacks the extra goodies the NBA demands these days: snazzy restaurants, wide concourses, parking and other perks aimed at high-end ticket buyers.
Even worse, from a Sonics owner perspective, is the lease that splits the take with the city to pay off the construction debt. That was the deal everyone agreed to in the mid-1990s, and it was supposed to be good through 2010. Instead, the lease — combined with the Sonics' dismal on-court performance — has left the team with the least revenue of any NBA team, according to Forbes magazine's latest annual analysis of NBA team finances.
Former Sonics owner and Starbucks Chief Executive Officer Howard Schultz once called it "probably the worst economic arrangement of any professional sports team in the United States of America."
The city's proposed arena expansion was supposed to fix that. It was first floated back in 2005 and pushed by Schultz's Seattle-based ownership group.
But Schultz's group flubbed its efforts to convince local politicians to pay for the project with taxpayer money. A big part of the problem was that Schultz offered to contribute only $18 million toward the expansion, which was then estimated to cost $220 million.
When Bennett's group bought the team in 2006, he ruled KeyArena out, calling it unacceptable, even with a remodel, though he's never really proved it wouldn't work. He pursued a $500 million Renton arena instead, which legislators predictably rejected.
Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels dusted off the KeyArena expansion again this year with a new twist: a potential Sonics ownership group led by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was offering to pay half the cost.
The city paid consultants Stafford Sports and NorthMarq Advisors to produce an analysis showing the KeyArena expansion — along with a new lease that gave the Sonics virtually all the money from the arena — would be "fair and reasonable and contain market-acceptable terms." The consultants added: "It is our opinion that the renovated KeyArena should provide the opportunity for the franchise to remain competitive in the NBA."
The arena expansion would have roughly doubled the size of KeyArena, making it comparable with other NBA facilities, including Oklahoma City's Ford Center.
Seattle Center director Robert Nellams said Sonics representatives have never explained to the city why a larger KeyArena was unacceptable.
"If your belief is that no matter what you do at KeyArena it isn't going to work, you're not interested in numbers," Nellams said.
But hey, all of that talk about KeyArena is moot. After all, our politicians and business leaders haven't been able to get a funding plan together.
There's that little matter of public fury over subsidizing billionaire NBA owners.
Optimists might say Ballmer and Nickels filled the glass three-quarters full on the latest push for a $300 million KeyArena expansion. Ballmer offered to pay $150 million and the city would kick in $75 million.
It's just that Gov. Christine Gregoire and the Legislature want to appoint a task force to study whether to top the glass off with the final $75 million.
A task force. That's just how things are done around here.
So what is Seattle left to bargain with? That KeyArena lease that is supposed to run through September 2010.
While these sort of lease fights are usually resolved with a settlement, Seattle looks determined to make this one nasty and protracted, if the e-mails dredged up in the city's lawsuit are any indication.
And if the city wins? The Sonics could be forced to stay for two more dismal seasons. Then they'd leave anyway, and maybe Seattle could cut a deal for another NBA team.
Still, this lawsuit thing would buy an extra two years.
That just might be just long enough for a task force to recommend something.
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Heute hatten wir tats�chlich mal Gl�ck: Aufgestanden und da war tats�chlich mehr blau als alles andere am Himmel und auch noch SONNE!!! Mussten grad 2x hinschauen. Also Rucks�cke gepackt – denn unser Gep�cktransporteur (Bernhard Zwahlen) musste es heute zeitig aufladen, weil wieder reichlich Gep�ck in der Zentralschweiz zu "verschieben …
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back down this magnificent mountain. However I was not to travel the whole way
back by cable car and at the first cable station I decided to get off and head
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... in leisurely fashion, the sun was shining and we were at peace with the world and....with each other! We moved in and out of tunnels for much of the way as we headed towards Interlaken and one of my favourite parts of Switzerland, the Jungfraujoch region, in the Bernese Oberland.
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... to the train station, although this one was just the band and drummers, no yodellers. Jason left shortly after and I headed back to my camp for a well deserved sleep!
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When i visit Russia in februari i wish to drive a snowmobile (not a tour) and go to a shooting range, I would also like to to do some other exciting stuff i have read about but cant find any website/company of.
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I will be with a female Russian friend.
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What is the cost of a round trip ticket with the new HIGH SPEED train(one that takes 3 1/2 hours?) to Moscow and back?? Economy seating.Many thanks!I ask as I was told the online sites in English..charge more than if you buy at train station in St.Petersburg.Many thxs!
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The Demonic Minds of the Notwist
The Devil, You + Me marks album number six for the long-running German outfit, who first dented the North American market with the 2002 glitch-pop cornerstone, Neon Golden. Its also the bands first record in six years. During the gap, however, the band members by no means had idle hands, (because we all know whose playthings those become). The core three Gretschmann, front-man Markus Acher and his brother Micha immersed themselves in a variety of other musical projects like Anticon-affiliate 13 & God, Console and the Tied & Tickled Trio before turning back to the Notwist. When they did, they found themselves sucked into the Notwists latest offering of avant-lap-pop for an exhausting two years, and in turn delivered one of their most ambitious, and darkest, musical statements thus far.
"The Notwist have always been our band where we do most of our experimentation, Gretschmann says in his thick Bavarian accent. "Its the band where we try out different sounds, different instruments and different recording techniques. This all takes quite a lot of time, so it always takes us so long to finish what we start. One of these experiments involved the band recording their mix of organic and electronic instruments in a large warehouse-like space near their hometown of Weilheim, rather than in a conventional studio, a move that allowed the band to be more direct with their songs and each other. The more open surroundings also helped the group craft what Gretschmann calls "more open structures, where the songs go far beyond your typical pop configuration and "where you cant really tell what is a chorus or what is a verse.
This unconventional approach to highbrow pop stands in stark contrast to the bands beginnings, where in the early 90s they once embraced cathartic rocknroll aggression, breakneck four-four times and vocals that held little of Markus Achers current vulnerability. But as Gretschmann explains, "the Notwist started out with this hardcore and punk thing that was not only all about the musical style but a lot about personal politics and the way you deal with and fight against the commercial aspects of the music business. And I think a lot of these attitudes are living in the Notwist, for example the DIY thing and taking care that you dont lose yourself in any rock star shit.
However, with The Devil, You + Me, the Notwist may have lost themselves to other dark forces. "I think the darkness people hear has something to do with the last few years where a lot of sad things have happened to certain friends and relatives, Gretschmann says. "Certainly Markus thought a lot about this when writing the lyrics, with many of his friends having to face bad diseases and death and other negative stuff like that. There are surly devils following the Notwist. You cant really control that. But what is the devil? That is something you have to find out for yourself.
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Quote of the week from In Search of the Loving God: ver since Frederick II, European princes had dreamed of extricating themselves from the sway of Rome, and recovering the great wealth the church had accumulated in their lands. Now they began to feel confident about doing so. The church was corrupt enough, confused enough, and had alienated enough of its support, to open it up to a successful attack.
In Germany the attack gathered around an ex-monk called Martin Luther. Luther provided the theological justification for breaking with Rome; the princes took advantage of this by supporting him, and making sure Hus�s fate didn�t befall him; the printing presses did the rest. In many European countries, and in England, the church split from Rome and was brought under the control of secular government. In each case there was some genuine reform of the way religion was practiced, as this was required as a justification for the split. Apart from this, though, the reform of the church during the Reformation was quite limited; only the most blatant corruptions were addressed. The basic worldliness of the church, as revealed in its doctrines from Augustine to Aquinas, remained unchanged in the new Protestant churches. One of the major problems was that both Luther and Calvin still believed in the predestination of a fixed elect, and all this entails. Bound up with predestination is the doctrine of man�s lack of free will, and inherent helplessness. As pointed out by Pelagius in Augustine�s time, this doctrine leads to moral weakness and is destructive of human responsibility. Consequently, the major Protestant churches introduced very few changes in belief on how people should behave toward each other; if anything their attitude was even more self-centered and selfish than that promoted by the Catholic church, as salvation was seen as being by �faith alone,� and the value of good works was discounted. Nor was there any real spiritual renewal. Protestants saw the spirit as being directed through the Bible, rather than through the pope and bishops. There was even less scope in Protestantism than in Catholicism for direct personal experience of God.
The similarity of the position and methods of the Protestants and Catholics is shown by their joint reaction to the Anabaptist movement. The Anabaptists believed the Christian�s relationship with Christ must go beyond inner experience and acceptance of doctrines, and must involve a daily walk with God, where Jesus� teachings and example shape a transformed life. They believed the principle of love should guide their lives in a practical way. As a result, they were pacifists in dealing with their persecutors, rather like Gandhi and Martin Luther King in modern times, and would not take part in coercion by the state. As in the church of the book of Acts, they helped each other, and redistributed wealth within their own communities. Decisions were made by the entire membership on a consensus basis. Separation of church and state was called for. They considered Christians to be �free, unforced, uncompelled people,� that faith is the free gift of God, and that authorities exceed their competence when they �champion the Word of God with a fist.� The Anabaptists believed the church to be distinct from society, even a so-called Christian society. These beliefs alarmed the established leaders of Protestant and Catholic Europe alike. Protestants were additionally concerned that the Anabaptist�s emphasis on life as well as belief was a challenge to the basic Reformation principle of salvation by �faith alone.� The Anabaptists protested that their ethical teachings were not a means of gaining salvation, but rather a necessary expression of the new life in Christ which resulted from it. Their protests were in vain, though, which is not surprising, as they served to point out the bankruptcy of the standard Protestant position, and this merely made the Protestants hostile. The Reformers determined to use all necessary means to root out Anabaptism. The Catholic authorities took the same line. Both Catholics and Protestants considered the Anabaptists dangerous heretics who threatened the religious and social stability of Christian Europe. Over the next twenty-five years thousands of Anabaptists were put to death, by burning in Catholic areas, and by drowning or the sword under Protestant regimes. Many more Anabaptists were forced to recant. Remnants of the Anabaptists survive today as certain groups of European �brethren,� the Hutterites and the Mennonites. In order to survive, these groups shed many of their Anabaptist characteristics, and became legalistic and isolationist. With the safety of recent times, though, the Mennonites are experiencing revival, and their numbers have more than trebled to nearly a million over the last forty years. It will be interesting to see if they can play a significant role in the transformation of the church in our time.[5]
The basic lack of change in Protestantism is reflected in the fact that the same bad old fruits kept being produced by the new churches. The way the Anabaptists were treated is just one example of this. Another is that the burning of witches went on just as relentlessly in Protestant areas as it did under the Catholic Inquisition. Indeed, as we have seen, the competition between Protestants and Catholics resulting from the Reformation led to a renewal of intensity of witch burning on both sides, when it had looked like it might otherwise have died out.[6] The real reform, a return to Jesus� teachings of toleration, love and living in �the Kingdom of Heaven,� quite simply just didn�t take place in the main-stream Protestant Reformation, or in the Catholic Counter Reformation. And, arguably, genuine reform couldn�t yet take place, as the conditions in Europe were still so superstitious and brutal. But at least the break-up of the church started to bring it under the control of governments. Eventually, as governments became more democratic and enlightened, this would cause the church�s more barbaric excesses to be curbed. Within two hundred years the witch burnings ceased, and the time finally arrived when scientists were able to get on with their work without living in fear of their lives.
Although the Reformation was politically significant, in starting the process of bringing the church under secular control, it was very much a non-event in spiritual terms. Perhaps the biggest single misapprehension holding the Protestant church back in our time, is the notion that it has already gone through all the major reform it needs, in the Reformation, and that all it needs to do now is get around and �witness� to as many people as possible, and tell them how wonderful it is. Most of the reform the church needs, both Catholic and Protestant, is yet to come, and their witness will be unimpressive until after this real reform takes place.
� From In Search of the Loving God, Chapter 10, "The Church is Brought Under Control" pp. 156-159.
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Endorsements and Reviews: In Search of the Loving God is a book written with a purpose - and that purpose is to bring an age old message of truth and love to our tired, confused and desperate world. Mark is out to conquer hearts and win love for God. His book mingles impressive scholarship with both poetic appeal and down to earth empirical experiences. The world is in great need of the healing that this book could bring it. (Ian D. Baynes, B.V.Sc., M.A.P.S.)
In Search of the Loving God reads like a combination mystery, history, and Bible commentary all rolled into one. Read it for its enlightening view on Scripture and revealing stories of the church's history. May the Spirit use this book to reach many people with its hopeful message for the future of Christianity. (Joy Wells, Educator)
Mr Mason's skills as both researcher and writer are such that I was unable to put the book down once I started it. He makes what could be a very dry topic not only readable, but also highly relevant to someone who is attempting to move beyond surface spirituality to a level of deep understanding and growth. His book is divided into two parts. The first gives a very comprehensive, and eye-opening, history of the Bible and Christianity as a religion. He shows incredibly clearly how and why the church strayed from the teachings of Jesus and what that means to the church today. The second section shows how the Bible and its teachings are relevant to seekers in today's world. He describes Bible passages that teach us about reincarnation, a simple lifestyle and free will, and he includes wonderful and affirming interpretations about what hell and the book of Revelation really means. (Patricia Vallerand, from her review of In Search of the Loving God in the Observer Quarterly)
To read more reviews, and more of what readers are saying about his book, see the reviews and endorsements page at this site.
Author's description of In Search of the Loving God: In Search of the Loving God proposes that the key to knowing and loving God is meditation, but that before we can love God, and effectively meditate, we need to overcome our fear of Him. The book challenges traditional Christian beliefs by taking a fresh look at the life of Jesus, and at how the church soon became corrupt and power-seeking and largely ignored Jesus' teachings, invented the concept of everlasting punishment in hell in order to control people through fear, and eventually terrorized European society with the Inquisition and the witch craze, in which millions of women were burned at the stake, often for no crime greater than being a midwife. It looks at the disturbing similarities between medieval Christianity and modern religious fundamentalism, which in America manifests as the Christian Coalition, and other organizations of the religious right. It shows how the "us and them" nature of our society is based on, and underpinned by, the medieval Christian belief that some people are valuable to God and are saved, while others are not and are eternally damned. The importance of the separation of church and state in protecting us against fundamentalism, and preserving our freedom to make our own moral choices is highlighted, as is the reality of our free will -- God's greatest gift to us.
The book has chapters on why there is no honest Biblical basis for believing in everlasting punishment in hell, Biblical evidence for believing in Reincarnation, a metaphysical interpretation of the Book of Revelation, how to meditate, the reality of miracles in our lives, and on how Christianity could be more accepting of other religions such as Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam. It advocates a radical reform of Christianity, which would result in it becoming a religion of love and acceptance, rather than what it traditionally has been: a religion of guilt and fear. Abandoning the belief in eternal hell, and embracing reincarnation and meditation may sound particularly New Age, but the Bible shows Jesus taught these concepts, and that they open the way to knowing and loving God. If you are looking for a loving and inclusive spirituality, a Christianity that embraces God and all people, then this book might be a stepping stone on your path.
In divine love,
Mark Mason
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Names that go with Jonas and Luca?
I'm looking for boys names that feel familiar but are not super common. I want something with traditional style that isnt heard everyday, if that makes any sense at all.
Two examples that I have so far:
Jonas: Much loved Jo- beginning sounds similar to the loved classic Joseph but considerably less common. However, I have a nephew named Joseph so it is probably out.
Luca- A more jazed up version of Luke/Lucas with a european vibe. I'm worried this will get taken over by girls do to the -a ending though...
What boys names can you suggest for me that feel similar to these two?
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Ch. 18: Horror in the TombKurdru: Marik is taking a day off from being evil to watch a horror movie that Yami Bakura dared him to watch.Ch. 18: Horror in the Tomb by Darkfiresoul-ablaze
Marik: Ok, I can do this. I've seen scarier things come out of Duke's eyes when he's putting on his eyeliner.
(plays movie)
Marik: *rocking back and forth* Oh my Ra! Don't open the closet, don't open the closet!
Yami Yugi: *coming out of the tomb* YOUR SOUL WILL BE MINE!
Marik: *screams like a little girl and runs out of the tomb* EEEEEE!
Yami Yugi: Hahaha, that was too easy!
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Ch. 16: Stupid Pick-up LinesKurdru: Today, we will be listening to a discussion on stupid pick-up lines. Enjoy.Ch. 16: Stupid Pick-up Lines by Darkfiresoul-ablaze
Marik: Have you ever realized how some women are easily impressed?
Pegasus: It's quite amusing.
Yami Aidintai: *walks in* What's amusing?
Yami Bakura: How some women are easily impressed.
Yami Aidintai: They fall for those dumb pick-up lines like 'Hey baby, you must be a parking ticket, 'cause you got 'fine' written all over you'.
Yami Claire: Or 'Hey, are you wearing a space suit, 'cause that body is out of this world'.
Thorn: 'Art is beauty and beauty is a bang, and beautiful I wanna bang you!'
Silverwing: 'Do you believe in love at first sight, or do I have to walk by you again?' XD Ahahaha!
Yami Aidintai: Some girls are so dumb. C'mon ladies, let's go see a movie.
Silverwing: I hope there's lots of blood!
(girls leave)
Yami Bakura: Does anyone else feel the need to take a cold shower?
Them: Yeah.
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Ch. 15: Egyptian Times: Bakura's Perfect WinKurdru: Today, we go back in time to ancient Egypt with Thief King Bakura.Ch. 15: Egyptian Times: Bakura's Perfect Win by Darkfiresoul-ablaze
Thief 1: Look at the stuff we stole.
Thief King: Haha, they'll never know what hit them. *looks up and sees a beautiful woman*
Thief King: Oh My Ra!
Thief 2: She's beautiful.
Thief King: Who is she?
Thief 1: I don't know.
Thief King: *goes over to her* Excuse me.
Woman: Yes?
Thief King: I've never seen you around.
Woman: Obviously, 'cause I'm one of a kind. ;]
Thief King: *blushes* What, may I ask, is your name?
Woman: If you must know, it's Aidintai. And yours is
Thief King: Bakura, King of Thieves. And, um, would you go out with me?
Aidintai: No.
Thief King: But I'm the King of Thieves!
Aidintai: And I'm the Queen of the Nile, now goodbye.
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"I thought the writing was on the wall," said Pierce. "You saw Doc was leaving, [Rajon] Rondo was hurt, probably not going to be back until probably December, January, who knows? … If I was a GM and I looked at the situation, and one day I probably plan on being a GM if that's possible, I probably would have made the same decision. There's some sentimental things that go along with me and Danny being together for so long, [but] at the end of the day, he works for the Boston Celtics; he doesn't work for Paul Pierce. He works for a franchise that's going to be around a lot longer than me, and he has to make the best decisions that he can for that franchise. And, if I was in his position, I think moving forward, I would have done the same thing."
Back in 1988, when he was one of the Celtics' backcourt starters, Danny Ainge was seated at a table with Larry Bird, forward Kevin McHale and team president Red Auerbach during the organization's Christmas party. At the time Boston was reportedly considering trades that would have sent Bird and McHale to the Indiana Pacers and Dallas Mavericks, respectively. "Look at these two guys," Ainge told Auerbach, over the surrounding conversations of other players and their families. "Larry's got casts on his feet [from surgery to remove bone spurs in both heels], Kevin's got a screw in his foot [to repair a stress fracture]—you've got to trade these guys." Everyone laughed at Ainge's typical audacity, but he wasn't joking. "I would have traded Larry Bird," he insists today.
The Boston Celtics were 41-40 last season, and had one of the highest payrolls in the NBA.
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"Dennis was standing right in front of me when he was turning in his ticket," said Pastor Greg Davis of Church of DeKalb in Illinois. "I was standing behind him and he asked, well did I win anything? The lady who was working there, her eyes were as big as saucers. She goes you won $50,000. Dennis looked dumbfounded. He didn't say anything and then he asked, are you sure and she said yes I am sure."
Davis had been passing through the area, on his way to a youth conference when he stopped at the Circle K gas station, located at 1903 West Market Street in Bloomington, Ill.
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The manager of the gas station, Sandra Rankin, has been working at the Circle K for seven years. She told ABC News that the station has never had someone win such a large amount before.
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Illinois State Lottery spokesman Mike Lang told ABC News that Mahurin had been driven by a friend's sister to the Illinois State Lottery in Springfield, Ill., to turn in his winning ticket. "He sounded pretty upbeat," said Lang. "He told me he was going to buy a trailer home."
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How do you foster communication within your classroom?
More Related DiscussionsIn order to foster positive relationships within the classroom, it is important to have open communication among the teacher and the students, but also among the students. How do you achieve this within your classroom? I currently attempt to foster a sense of community and open communication by implementing a morning meeting every morning in which the students tell each other good morning, share stories of things of importance that are occurring in their life, and others get to comment or ask questions. I find it fosters relationships that may not usually be there. I am interested to learn what others are doing in their classroom to build community and open communication. How do you feel you support your students and encourage them to share their thoughts, opinions, or lives with you with absolute trust? Also, if you do morning meetings, what kind of activities do you do with your class?