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Our tour guide Wayne was amazing! He was filled with historical facts, was highly entertaining, helpful, and efficient getting us to the Causeway. Beautiful scenery! It was a wonderful experience and I highly recommend the day trip.
Great trip Sara our guide was great very patient funny and knowledgeable.I would recomemend viator and extreme ireland tours to everyone
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I would recommend this day trip to anyone. While it is a long day with an early start it was well worth the trip. The scenery to say the least was breathtaking. We crossed the Carrick a Rede Rope bridge and did the walk down to the Giants Causeway. Our driver/guide Barry did a fantastic job and was a wealth of knowledge about the history of the areas we travelled as well as the mystical stories about the Causeway and other areas. This was my third tour to the Causeway and was by far the best with Extreme Ireland
This is also a must see when visiting Ireland. Anyone going to Ireland that exculded a vist to the North is missing a great opportunity to view spectacular vistors.
Nice tour with a humourous tour guide!
Absolutely gorgeous! Our driver/guide, Bud, was informative and entertaining as well. Well worth the early morning start - I will probably repeat this tour on my next trip to Ireland!
Great. We had a car. But, we're feeling lazy and didn't want to do this long trip in a day on our own.
Our guide was Joe. Fun, sang us songs and knew his stuff. The information he gave was delivered in a great manner without being boring. Also, as a local, he knew many stories and tales not in be found in books. Thoroughly enjoyed the day which raced by. Highly recommend.
Great day even though it was long. Our guide was very experienced and made provided excellent commentaries about the history and geography of the area. He was careful to keep us on time and was very accommodating to any special needs. A most worthwhile tour
For the brave n looking for something more than a sedentary placid tour, this tour involves walking across the rope bridge that you won't forget. Also Extreme Ireland driver n guide is excellent! Do all Irish guides sing? I'll never know but it sure gave a different flavor from the usual type of sightseeing tour. Enjoyable.
This was such a great tour! Mike Murphy was our tour guide and so much fun!! Its a great way to get out of Dublin and see the Northern Countryside. I was worried about all the driving, but Mike made the time go by fast with songs and stories about Irish history.(and lots of breaks!) This was one of our favorites days in Ireland. Would highly recommend!
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Absolutely amazing, it was really long day, but Giant's Causeway under the blue sky was fantastic, our driver was really good and knowledgable, big thanks for this trip :).
Long day but well worth seeing the sites. Our driver/guide, Barry was terrific.
Giant's Causeway was a last second trip while I was in Ireland, but I was glad I went. Our tour guide was brilliant, funny, and a great guide all around. The weather was great and I thought it was well worth the price. I would do this trip again if I came back with friends or family for sure.
Giant's Causeway was a last second trip while I was in Ireland, but I was glad I went. Our tour guide was brilliant, funny, and a great guide all around. The weather was great and I thought it was well worth the price. I would do this trip again if I came back with friends or family for sure.
We would recommend this tour to everyone. The scenery was amazing! The bridge was a little iffy as the winds were howling from seemingly every direction, but the view was amazing. Mike took us through some areas of Belfast, showing us the graffiti and was very knowledgeable about the history of all the areas. He even sang us a few tunes during the trip. Highly recommended!!

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What's your favorite garden candy? Mine is raspberries. We have two 10' rows of raspberries which bear prolifically, but the fruit seldom make it into the kitchen. Between the birds and ME, they are mostly consumed on the spot. I love to stand there and cram them into my mouth with hands dirty from weeding---mmm, good! |
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Sweet100 cherry tomatoes. Hands-down. One of the best parts of summer. Sounds like I might need to investigate the Green Grape or Sungold cultivars... |
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- Posted by chaos_quilt 5 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 17, 02 at 19:22
Strawberries never make it into the house here...just brush off most of the dirt and eat them all up. Too bad they don't have a longer growing season. |
I munch on the wild strawberries that grow in the sand here or else the thimbleberries growing over my fence! |
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Plums, apples and grapes hopefully next year figs.I planted 3 small fig bushes this spring and so far so good ,but the last time my little fig bush didnt make through the winter. |
Blackberries and concord grapes...I suffered through chiggers and mockingbird peckings just to have my candy! |
- Posted by butterbeanbaby 5/6 MO (My Page) on Thu, Sep 19, 02 at 12:24
My gramma used to grow raspberries along her garage wall... I've never forgotten how good they were, sweet and ripe and warm from the sun. The babysitter I had when I was younger had about a billion different fruit trees... I remember most a cherry tree that all us kids used to climb up into and make ourselves sick eating cherries, and the tangerine tree, which had to be thirty feet tall, which we would climb and proceed to spit tangerine seeds down onto anyone who was dumb enough to get underneath us ;) During the summer, when my mom would get angry at stepdad or depressed, I used to always find her in the garden, sitting in the dirt with a salt shaker eating tomatoes. She has passed this one down to me. Holly |
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Strawberries, mmmmm..... they never make it into my house either! |
Although they don't grow in MY garden, I LOVE peaches straight off the tree. :) |
Chocolate mint! Next would be figs. |
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Big ripe warm honey flavored figs--blueberries--and I agree with above poster about Sweet 100 tomatoes---yum! |
Almost any fresh fruit or vegetable! Got this from my Mom. A number of years back while home on leave with a military husband we arrived at Mama's and she said to one of my boys, "Let's go out and see what we can find to eat in the garden." and one of my brothers said, "Yeah, take the kid out in the garden to graze." I am really looking forward to putting in my first garden in a number of years, if I can just keep the darn goat out of it! (She can jump a five foot fence without a running start!) |
Fresh blackberries. ALMOST worth the thorns. Sungold tomatoes. An outstanding cultivar that sets reliably even through our foggy San Francisco summers, with a tangy, rich taste like a fine heirloom tomato. And like NY Bloomer, I adore fresh peaches altho we can't grow them here. |
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Honeysuckle. I remember as a city kid being shown how to suck out the sweet nectar. It amazed me, and still does. Springcherry |
Sour cherries! |
Peas and cukes and herbs are nice, but nothing beats sweet cherries, still warm from the sun, almost black, firm and juicy. And, organically grown. The tree is taller than my house, so there is lots for the birds too. |
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I just started strawberries, and I never get them into the house. Also, I like to eat my mints right off the plant. I wish I had a mulberry tree... |
- Posted by woodviolet Z5 NY (My Page) on Tue, May 27, 03 at 16:13
raspberries, raspberries, raspberries. Completely addictive, can't eat just one. Ditto for strawberries. And I agree with everything else listed above, although I have never had a fig, I'll have to try that one. |
I'll ditto honeysuckle, but only because I don't grow any raspberries! |
Sweet Sisaly...probably miss spelled. It is an herb and has a fern like leaf. The flowers are white and the seed pods start out green, turning brown and woody. I eat the seed pods while they are tender, add them to salads. It is a wonderful licorise flavor. There's my spelling again. It is delight when I'm working in the garden, or walking someone through it. They are quite taken by it's delicate taste. Smiles, D.... |
Violet_Girl, You can have all of our Mulberry trees! Our neighbor let one tree grow to maturity and now all of the surrounding neighbors have Mulberry trees sprouting up everywhere! We can't get rid of them! Cutting them down does NOT kill them. They just grow a stronger root system and then they just keep producing new top growth. I guess I wouldn't mind so much if that neighbor wanted to eat the fruits of that Mulberry tree, but it grew in between his fence and he just never dealt with it. Now we all have lots of unwanted seedlings. ...And the mess from the birds is terrible!!! ~Louise in Iowa |
- Posted by rainbowraven z5, CT (My Page) on Tue, Jun 3, 03 at 16:15
sweet peas .. straight off the vine. Habit I acqired while I was growning up in Germany, more than once I was "almost" busted for raiding a pea arbor *smiles* Now thinking back we prob. did do a lot of damage :( sitting there talking about this cute boy or that and eating peas raw with the leaves shading us from the sun and the world. I plant them now in containers but have yet gotten enough towards the house to make for a meal :) |
- Posted by KriswithaK z6 MO (My Page) on Fri, Jun 13, 03 at 10:44
Ground cherries, although now I grow them in pots on my patio instead of the garden. I got tired of crawling on my hands & knees trying to gather them up. I also love cherry tomatoes. |
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Santa F1 grape tomatoes. Every year they get eaten like candy. |
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Pineapple guavas, kumquats, and passion fruits. |
Lettuce! I don't grow it, but DD brings me huge bags of mixed green, red, and purple leaves in many shapes and sizes. Add a simple fruity dressing, some red onion and a few berries or melon and it is a salad fit for kings! And the best part is that DD only gives me already cleaned lettuce! |
Marionberries. I grow blueberries, strawberries,wild strawberries, raspberries, jostaberries, 4 kinds of other blackberries, salal, serviceberries and youngberries. They're all wonderful, but I swear you can make a friend for life when you give them a cup of marionberries. |
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paulyn, Are the Marionberries (Marion blackberries) very, very huge blackberries? I recall some delicious gigantic blackberries growing on the land where I worked on Puget Sound in Olympia, Washington. Maybe they were the same thing that you describe... Wendy |
I grow raspberries and blackberries and concord grapes. They never make into the house in the quantity they are picked! Why wait to bake them in a pie? Out in the hot sun is just as good!! My absolute favorite even when I was a kid was tomatoes on a hot day right off the vine. I would take a salt shaker out to the garden when I was kid and sit there and just eat them off the vine. Nothing better! I still eat them in the garden off the vine but I avoid the salt! Ah getting older. |
Wendy: Marionberries are medium sized and are a cross between wild blackberries and a cultivar (I think logans). You may have tasted the wild himalayans that are wonderful and grow wild here. A lot of people hate them because they are so invasive. |
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March Birthday Madness
It seems that the month of March produces champion race drivers. No less than six NASCAR Cup Series kings were born this month. March 12, 1915 is the birth date of NASCAR'S first champion, Red Byron. Byron was thought to be disabled by a World War II injury to his leg, but upon his discharge from hospitals and the military service, Byron went on to become one of the greatest drivers of his generation. Byron won the first NASCAR-sanctioned race on February 15, 1948 and the first two NASCAR championships in 1948 and 1949. Buck Baker, the first driver with back-to-back Cup Series championships in 1956 and 1957 came into the world on March 4, 1919. He made a name for himself in the premier series after winning hundreds of races in the modified ranks.
March 14 produced two champions. Lee Petty, NASCAR's first three-time champion with titles in 1954, 1957 and 1958 was born on that day in 1914 while Bill Rexford, who won the championship in 1950, was born in 1927. Rexford is still the youngest Cup champ winning at the age of 23. Another March baby is Cale Yarborough, the first driver to capture three consecutive championships in 1976, 1977 and 1978. Yarborough was born on March 27, 1939. And most recently, the final Winston Cup champion, Matt Kenseth, who took the crown in 2003, first saw the world on March 10, 1972.
A few "honorable mentions" among the Cup ranks of March drivers looking for their first Cup championship include Travis Kvapil born on March 1, 1976, David Reutimann born on March 2, 1970, Casey Mears born on March 12, 1978 and Aric Almirola born on March 14, 1984.
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Review: Nonsenscial 'The Lucky One' Might Be the Worst Nicholas Sparks Adaptation Yet
Movie Reviews By Kate Erbland on April 20, 2012 | Comments (2)The latest cinematic adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks romance novel, The Lucky One is a messy, tone-deaf, and laughable movie outing, an embarrassment to director Scott Hicks (Shine, The Boys Are Back), a black mark against Zac Efron's attempts at becoming a romantic lead, and an unsurprising continuation of Sparks's ceaseless attack on what passes for a love story these days. Let's put it this way – The Lucky One is so dismal, so off-kilter, so nonsensical that even the ever-ready charms of Zac Efron cannot redeem it in the slightest. At its heart, the film hinges on one of Sparks's most ludicrous conceits yet – Marine Logan Thibault (Efron, more bulked up than ever, yet still unable to even resemble a professional solider) is "rescued" by a picture of an unknown woman during his third tour of Iraq, a laminated picture of a pretty girl that catches his eye and pulls him away from a structure that blows up right behind him. If he hadn't gone for the picture, he would be dead – the girl in the photograph saved him. At least, that's what Logan thinks and what The Lucky One rests on. Convinced he owes some debt to the girl in the picture, Logan embarks on a quest to find her once he returns to the States.
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As of AutoCAD 2010 (or later only?), if I have a custom object defined by a loaded DBX (so not a proxy), it is described as being of type _ComObject. I understand why, but I wonder, is it possible yet to be able to access its true type (e.g. MyCustomObjectType) and read / write its [custom] properties and / or call its custom methods from .NET? I suspect that even if the methods were available in the COM wrapper class (the same one used to produce the entries in the Property Inspector for the object) it still might not be possible. I found some old articles but they were no later than 2009 and only talked about Overrules (if that's the right term) - but I don't just want to override certain behaviour. I would like to be able to create and manipulate custom objects as if they were built-in objects - so the DBX defines what they are and what they do, and the .NET side actually does the work by setting properties or calling methods - just like it would for a standard object.
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It will be us creating the custom object, so we have full control of what it exposes. Can you point me to any tutorials on how to create a .NET wrapper for a custom object, if possible, please? I'd like to explore this option.
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Set on a hillside terrace overlooking Playas del Coco, 'Casa Holmes' has won several awards and been featured in magazines and books on Latin American architecture. Every room and bathroom has a view not to be missed. People are spellbound when they first enter the house. The house fits harmoniously on the site. The house even incorporates the granite base rock into its living spaces.
We have taken great care to provide our guests with a memorable stay. We have a resource library on the flora and fauna and culture of the region as well as pool-side reading, an infinity lap pool that overlooks Coco Bay, imported bathrobes, local organic bath products, maid service and much more. All of this just a 4 minute walk down our hill to the beach or a 12 minute walk to the center of town. The location of this retreat villa is outstanding.
About the Architect: Costa Rican architect Victor Cañas designed the house. Cañas is Costa Rica's premier architect and his renown extends throughout Latin America. He describes himself as a 'tropical modernist' and he is known for his sensitive understanding of the site. His houses combine solidity of material with a lightness and openness that create a sense of harmony with the environment. There is no excess in Casa Holmes' design and every detail feels right. Casa Holmes may be Cañas' masterpiece.
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We both come from a strong background of art and beauty and have had the privilege of traveling and staying in some fabulous places. My husband, a landscape architect, and I could not pass up building our own dream home with a world class architect on a world class site. We designed Casa Holmes to be a place where our own family would like to return to while keeping in mind what we valued as guests while visiting new places.
"At the time of when we built Casa Holmes we had many sites to choose from. We choose this one because of the spectacular view with almost voyeuristic intimacy with Playas del Coco Bay while being removed enough to give our guests the privacy most of us relish. It is literally a short 3 minute walk to the beach."
4 minute walk to beach with a beach club that will rent out kayaks etc. Deep sea fishing, sailing, scuba diving, sunset cruises, snorkeling/picnic trips etc. leave directly from Playas del Coco beach .
This couple has been coming for 5 years and missed last year because we were already booked so they booked way in advance. Regrettably because of a family emergency they had to cancel due their vacation starting February 22. Owners willing to give massages for 4 with a great local masseuse if you book within this time period.
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"The siting of Casa Holmes is extremely unique. We think its simplistic beauty creates a place to relax and reflect. Being in the landscape business locally we are continually doing things to the property to enhance our guests experience, ie kitchen herb garden, tropical gardens , and fruit trees planted. We do not pretend that Casa Holmes is perfect and yet we hope our attention to detail inside and out makes a difference to our guests experience. We want our guests to leave feeling pampered and rejuvenated from the beauty that surrounds them."


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To hold and maintain your light, in harsh environments isn't easy, so we have been guided by the Angels to supply sprays to enhance your light.
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We use essential oils, Aura soma, The Liquid Crystals, crystals, colour therapy, Essence of Angels Drops and are blessed in Geometric Light, Sound and Healing Circles.
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Combination bottles available at The Creative Heart Centre are:
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Digital disruption is both an opportunity and a threat.
In the age of the customer, firms that assume that what made them successful in the past will continue to drive competitive advantage in the future are doomed to failure. But as a counterpoint, those firms that embrace the opportunity digital technologies bring to get closer to their customers by creating contextually relevant, personalized customer experiences will thrive. That's the theory, but what does it look like in practice?
This week, two major UK grocery firms paint opposite ends of the digital spectrum.
- First there's Asda. Walmart owned Asda goes from strength to strength. This week, Doug McMillon, President and CEO of Walmart met with Prime Minister David Cameron to reaffirm Walmart's commitment to Asda and the UK. In his speech he acknowledged that "A seismic shift in the structure of the retail market is underway – not just in the UK – but right across the world." A seismic shift driven by digital technologies, both in the hands of consumers, and retail employees as they drive operational efficiencies. In fact, Asda expects to generate more than £3bn from eCommerce by 2018.
- But then there's Morrisons. Latecomer to the digital world, Morrisons has struggled to plot a course to digital mastery. Its acquisition of Kiddicare in 2011 seemed like a bold and strategic move, but Morrisons failed to leverage the IP that it acquired. So much so that when Morrison's decided to launch online grocery, it did so in partnership with Occado. Morrisons still lack a non-food offer. The recent decision to divest itself of Kiddicare is questionable at best, and has driven Morrison's digital leader Simon Harrow to leave.
So what is Asda getting right that Morrison's isn't?
Retail basics remain largely unchanged. Product, price and promotion are still critical. The best website in the world won't sell rubbish, overpriced tat. Both retailers sell similar products at a similar price point. But Asda understands its customers. It has a clear cross-touchpoint strategy. In fact, it reported a massive uplift in mobile and tablet sales and is pinning much of it's eCommerce growth plans on click and collect. And why not? Both Sainsburys and Tesco have already proven that business case.
The moral of this story is that you need to be where your customers are. And that means understanding the increasingly cross-touchpoint, multi-device nature of modern shoppers. Forrester's Global Retail Segmentation can help here. New Analyst Michelle Beeson has just published a European deep dive of the segmentation in the first of a series of documents that will examine the shopping behaviours of particular demographics and regions. For more insight, also read the blog post by Michelle on her new report.
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Hi Martin,
I like the comment in the article about the need to understand where your customers are.
Delivering an optimized, consistent, reliable, and secure Web Experience regardless of the connectivity situation is something that businesses need to ensure that they have covered, and it is something that solution providers like Akamai are focusing a lot.
In today's hyper-connected environment customer's eCommerce experiences need to "travel" from device to device to adapt to their constantly changing access point.
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Arsenic Found in Rices, Including Baby Rice Cereal, in Consumer Reports Review
Wednesday, September 19th, 2012
Consumer Reports, the independent consumer watchdog group, has conducted analysis of a number of different rice products, finding that an array of them–including organic rice baby cereal, rice breakfast cereals, brown rice, and white rice–contain "worrisome" levels of the carcinogenic toxin arsenic. Arsenic is not regulated in food, though the government does have a standard of 10 parts per billion (ppb) for arsenic in drinking water. From Consumer Reports:
Arsenic not only is a potent human carcinogen but also can set up children for other health problems in later life.
Following our January investigation, "Arsenic in Your Juice," which found arsenic in apple and grape juices, we recently tested more than 200 samples of a host of rice products. They included iconic labels and store brands, organic products and conventional ones; some were aimed at the booming gluten-free market.
The results of our tests were even more troubling in some ways than our findings for juice. In virtually every product tested, we found measurable amounts of total arsenic in its two forms. We found significant levels of inorganic arsenic, which is a carcinogen, in almost every product category, along with organic arsenic, which is less toxic but still of concern. Moreover, the foods we checked are popular staples, eaten by adults and children alike. See the chart summarizing results of our tests for arsenic in rice or rice products.
Though rice isn't the only dietary source of arsenic—some vegetables, fruits, and even water can harbor it—the Environmental Protection Agency assumes there is actually no "safe" level of exposure to inorganic arsenic.
Click here for a brand-by-brand breakdown of the test results. And follow Consumer Reports' recommendations for how to reduce your family's exposure to arsenic found in rice:
Test your water. If your home is not on a public water system, have your water tested for arsenic and lead. To find a certified lab, contact your local health department or call the federal Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 800-426-4791.
Change the way you cook rice. You may be able to cut your exposure to inorganic arsenic in rice by rinsing raw rice thoroughly before cooking, using a ratio of 6 cups water to 1 cup rice for cooking and draining the excess water afterward. That is a traditional method of cooking rice in Asia. The modern technique of cooking rice in water that is entirely absorbed by the grains has been promoted because it allows rice to retain more of its vitamins and other nutrients. But even though you may sacrifice some of rice's nutritional value, research has shown that rinsing and using more water removes about 30 percent of the rice's inorganic arsenic content.
Eat a varied diet. Some vegetables can accumulate arsenic when grown in contaminated soil. To help, clean vegetables thoroughly, especially potato skins. Some fruit juices such as apple and grape juice are high in arsenic, as our previous tests showed. To prevent obesity and tooth decay, pediatricians advise that infants younger than 6 months shouldn't drink juice; children up to age 6 should have no more than 4 to 6 ounces a day and older children no more than 8 to 12 ounces. Like grape juice, wine also can be a source of exposure, according to data collected in the FDA's Total Diet Study, which provides more complete information about arsenic content in a variety of foods. Go to fda.gov and search for "total diet study analytical results."
Experiment with other grains. Vary your grains, especially if you eat more than two or three servings of rice per week. Though not arsenic-free, wheat and oats tend to have lower levels than rice. And quinoa, millet, and amaranth are among other options for those on a gluten-free diet, though they have not been studied as much.
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Apply vitamin E oil to the surrounding skin, then crush a clove of raw garlic, place it on the wart, and cover it with an adhesive bandage. The raw garlic causes a blister to form, and the wart generally falls off within a week. Apply vitamin E oil to the area to help it heal. |
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Death by Love: Letters from the CrossReal people. Real sin. Transformed lives. A compilation of heartfelt letters written from a pastor to his people that explains Jesus' work on the cross. Death by Love is a unique book on the cross of Jesus Christ. While many books debate the finer points of the doctrine of the atonement, what is often lost are the real-life implications of Jesus' death on the cross for those who have sinned and have been sinned against. Written in the form of pastoral letters, Death by Love outlines the twelve primary effects of Jesus' death on the cross and connects each to the life of a different individual. Driscoll, one of America's most influential pastors, and Breshears, a respected theologian, help readers understand, appreciate, and trust in Jesus' work on the cross in a way that will transform their lives. Both deeply theological and intensely practical, this book shows how everyone can find hope through the death of Jesus Christ. "This book is brutally honest about sin and suffering, and wonderfully hopeful as it points us to our true Savior." "The stories portrayed in the chapters of this book are all too real, but more importantly, the pastoral responses offer riveting applications of the cross for true and lasting transformation." "Practical and powerful. It applies the sufficiency of Jesus to the real-life challenges we face in the church every day. If you work with hurting people you need Death by Love." "A key reason for my confidence in this book is its brilliant presentation of the historic theology of the cross and how it defends reprehensible attacks against it." "The authors connect squarely with our ever-changing culture, declaring the central doctrine of Jesus' death and why it is important." |
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Your Total: 7 Authority: 2.00 Self-Sufficiency: 2.00 Superiority: 0.00 Exhibitionism: 1.00 Exploitativeness: 1.00 Vanity: 0.00 Entitlement: 1.00 I don't know...this quiz seemed very binary. It was either: "you're incredibly self-centered!" or "you're so humble!!!" I wouldn't really trust the results from this quiz because of how little middle ground there is between one extreme and the other in every part. For several questions I wanted to answer closer to "a little of both" rather than "yeah, I'm definitely this kind of eagle." But, whatever, it's a neat quiz to joke about on the forum. Edit: I used the word "answer" too many times..
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1. Your score 2. Your breakdown 3. What champion(s) you main, if any 26 Authority: 5.00 Self-Sufficiency: 3.00 Superiority: 4.00 Exhibitionism: 3.00 Exploitativeness: 5.00 Vanity: 1.00 Entitlement: 5.00 I like to main CC-heavy champions, especially casters. Fiddlesticks, TF, Janna, Anivia, that sort of deal. I also greatly enjoy Ashe, Heimerdinger, and AP Yi. Something about the bait-and-switch combined with a capacity for heavy upfront damage just makes me happy. I'd say this is accurate ish. I'm not sure if I'm as inflated as the score seems to indicate, but I definitely do over-estimate myself~<3
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Your Total: 7 Authority: 1.00 Self-Sufficiency: 2.00 Superiority: 0.00 Exhibitionism: 1.00 Exploitativeness: 3.00 Vanity: 0.00 Entitlement: 0.00 Corki seems about right to me
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In response to the title, I don't know, but I'm way better than them.
SCORE 19 Authority: 5.00 Self-Sufficiency: 0.00 Superiority: 2.00 Exhibitionism: 4.00 Exploitativeness: 5.00 Vanity: 2.00 Entitlement: 1.00 Main: Any Tank, Karthus Those scores make me look like a complete jerk...
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Russia has repeatedly used its veto right along with China at the United Nations Security Council to protect its old ally from international sanctions, but it has increasingly sought to distance itself from Assad.
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told reporters late Friday that countries in the region he wouldn't name publicly had asked Russia to convey their offer of a safe passage to Assad. He said that Russia responded by telling them to go directly to Assad: "We replied: 'What do we have to do with it? If you have such plans, you go straight to him.'"
Asked if Moscow could offer a refuge to Assad, Lavrov responded that "Russia has publicly said that it doesn't invite President Assad."
"If there is anyone willing to provide him guarantees, they are welcome!" Lavrov told reporters on board a plane returning from Brussels where he attended a Russia-EU summit. "We would be the first to cross ourselves and say: "Thank God, the carnage is over! If it indeed ends the carnage, which is far from certain."
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Reyes works as coordinator of the hospital's Latino Health Project, a job she's held for 10 years.
"The hospital created this position," Reyes said. "Various leaders got together and realized they needed someone to pay more attention to this population in a more structured way."
Most of the problems she encounters involve language, as English-speaking doctors, nurses and administrators struggle to communicate with Spanish-speaking patients and families.
But language problems spread beyond treatment issues.
"People receive a bill, and it's all in English," Reyes said. "How can we make sure our bills are bilingual, or how can we make sure they can access a bilingual person to help them? You can start feeling that a certain part of the population just doesn't want to pay their bills, and that's not accurate. They just don't understand the document that's been sent to them."
English-language prescription bottles are another potential problem. "We work with our pharmacists to use bilingual or visual instructions," she said.
And, language issues can crop up in the most unexpected places. "That's part of our work, constantly identifying where the gaps are," Reyes said. To get Spanish-speaking people to participate in clinical trials, for instance, you need Spanish-speaking people to explain what the trials are about and will involve, she said.
The other health barrier faced by Latinos at the hospital, Reyes said, is a lack of knowledge about how the health-care system works in the United States.
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