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7 and saved righteous Lot, distressed with the abandoned conversation of the godless, | 7 and if he rescued Lot, a righteous man, who was distressed by the filthy lives of lawless men |
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This is a petition from the anxious and desperate fans of the serials Kis Desh Mein Hai Mera Dil that aires on Star Plus.We are extremely upset with the current news that Kis Desh Mein Hai Mera Dil is taking a leap of 4-5 years !We, the fans and viwers of Kis Desh Mein Hai Mera Dil are extremely upset at the fact that our favourite show may come to a leap of 4-5 years. The viewers fell in love with both shows because of the story lines. Such as charming, rich, prem falling madly in love with heer despite their differences. Their spell binding chemistry is what made the show a hit! In the beginning of the show prem trying to win heer, their confessing of love, them sticking through so much with each other. Itâ
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12 Rejoice in Jehovah, ye righteous; and give thanks in remembrance of his holiness. | 12 Rejoice in the LORD, you who are righteous, and praise his holy name. |
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To the editor: Just a quick note of appreciation for the dedication and support that John Herndon has provided to the Anderson County High School volleyball program this season. His coverage of our team along with the other sporting events in our community is simply outstanding. I have received many favorable comments about the volleyball coverage in The Anderson News from our team parents and fans. Plus, John has made many efforts to personally attend our home games.
To the editor: The following is in response to last week's article on A1 titled "King: Gov. trying to 'buy votes' for Stevens." If we have the "good old boys" here in Anderson County and the surrounding area, then let me be the first to say I'm proud and thankful of it. I used to watch the good old boys on TV. The Dukes of Hazard's Bo and Luke were always being falsely accused, framed, chased and unjustly jailed by Boss Hogg, the sheriff and the deputies.
To the editor: For me, most of the major TV stations don't like reporting some of the things that affect most of us, so I watch Fox News and recently learned that a lot of our tax dollars are going out fraudulently to people who basically get away with robbing the actual taxpayers.
To the editor: First there is absolutely no evidence against the existence of God. While this is a negative argument, nevertheless, evidence for the existence of God can be found in logic and reason with the use of historical events.
To the editor: I am writing in response to Jerry Milburn's guest column last week regarding faith columnist Jess Thompson's piece titled "Facts non-believers don't want to read." Mr. Milburn said that Jesus is not a historical person because he is only found in the Bible, which Mr. Milburn considers unreliable.
To the editor: The following is in response Jerry Milburn's guest column in last week's paper titled "Facts that Christians want to ignore." I believe as Mr. Milburn. I believe that many non-believers know more about the Bible than believers. I have had an interest in religion and the truth since I was in college. After my divorce in 2001, I found I had little money and a lot of time on my hands.
To the editor: I want to express my thanks and gratitude for you including Jess Thompson as a faith columnist. I do not know him personally, but I like his column and information. As a retired Christian minister and evangelist for 50 years full time, I feel in reading his column to know when he is doing what is right. I appreciate his ministry. E. Paul Perry Lawrenceburg
To the editor: Someone stole my 8N Ford tractor in the past couple of days. I'm sure it was a poor man needing money, but I want him to know two things: 1. You stole from a poor man. 2. It was my dad's tractor that he bought new. After he died, I fixed it because it was his. You not only stole it from me, you broke my heart. I hope bad things happen to you as you have caused bad things to happen to me. Marty Stratton Lawrenceburg
To the editor: We would like to thank everyone in Lawrenceburg and the surrounding communities for all of the support and love that they have shown us since the death of our son, Cody Ramsey. We lost Cody on July 1 and it has been incredible how many people have reached out in some way or another to help us, support us, pray for us and just be there is we needed them. We especially want to thank the teenagers of our town for being such wonderful friends to our Cody, and to thank them for giving us, his family, so much love and support.
To the editor: Were you too busy to take the time to read this letter? We all live in a rush and have busy lifestyles these days, but do we really have to live that way? We somehow find time for the things we like to do, so why can't we make time for the loved ones in our lives? As we go through life we forget what is important. Then, as we get older, we finally learn the important things, but sometimes it's too late.


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The majority of Android developers use Java to create their apps. While Java isn't the hardest programming language to learn, it's always best to get as many people developing as possible.... not that Android is hurting in that respect. Even so, a new way to create apps using Microsoft's familiar C# language is now available, by way of TallApplications BV's Dot42 - a tool that aims to accomplish this task without requiring something like mono.
The long-awaited Carbon for Twitter app landed on the Play Store a few days ago, but some were of the opinion that it wasn't quite finished yet. This happens in software development. Nothing to be worried about. What should cause worry is if problems persist for months or years at a time (*coughGoogleVoicecough*). On that note, it should be very encouraging that the developers have already rolled out an update that includes a variety of bug fixes.
The new app backup offering from ClockworkMod is one of the most impressive apps we've seen recently. It makes saving your app data a breeze, and it doesn't even require root. The initial release was good, but Koush has pushed an update that adds a few features and cleans up some errant bugs.
Here's the full list of changes:
- Notification progress bars
- External SD Card support
- Fix battery drain bug in carbon server
- Android sync works over wifi now, and allows APK sync
- Temple Run (and others) Fix: Restores now support external files directory
- Scheduled backups now notifies about any lock screen issues and no longer unnecessarily start the Carbon server
- Create a .nomedia file per backup
- Backup and restore confirm is now more reliable
- Fixed issues on Asus tablets
- Detect desktop backup password errors
Of particular interest here is the fix for battery drain while running the Carbon server.
A doctor did this. Before I get any deeper into this story, I want to point out that a person with the prefix "Dr." in front of his name—Dr. Christopher Culligan, a Canadian ER physician and instructor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine, to be precise—is responsible for this mobile app that promises to infer a man's size based on a variety of factors. This criteria includes but is not limited to height, shoe size, butt size and whether the man is gay or straight.
Dropbox integration is something I've come to rely on in Android - I honestly don't know if I could do without it. Whether through the native share interface, or via direct integration with a particular app, Dropbox is my go-to for cloud storage, and has been for a while. Mobile developers wanting deep Dropbox sync integration in their apps, though, have generally been left to their own devices, necessitating the creation of custom-made solutions for those wanting to go beyond simple upload and download.
Twitter for Android received its first update in almost two months today, though it's a rather focused one: the 'search' experience has been substantially revamped. Now, instead of merely getting people and tweets results tabs, you get a mixed feed of results that can be refreshed by pulling down.
The results, as far as I can tell, are organized in three ways: tweets, people, and top tweets. If there are any Top Tweets for a particular search term, you'll see those tweets on top of the general tweet results.
Mobile data hotspots aren't the world's most exciting products, though if you travel consistently, they can be an absolute lifesaver. But let's be brutally honest: the average mobile data consumer really doesn't care about the hotspot itself - as long as it works. They care about the network, and the monthly pricing. That's really it.
The hotspot is basically just a tiny little Wi-Fi router with a cellular modem and a lithium-ion battery inside.
Update: We've heard from US Cellular that the rollout will begin on February 12th - apparently someone jumped the gun on the update page.
After promising to do so in Q1 2013 back in December, Motorola has officially begun rolling out Android 4.1.2 to the Electrify M on US Cellular. The Electrify M is basically a de-Verizoned RAZR M, so it makes sense that the Electrify's update follows after its DROID kin's.
A non-zero number of Android Police team members enjoy skiiing. Who wouldn't, right? Well, people who get lost for starters. Mountains can be mazes! However, Google did what Google does best and made some sense of the madness. Now you can find guides for 38 different resorts all on your mobile phone.
The runs are color coded by difficulty, as they normally are on the mountain. You can view them with GPS on your mobile phone, or even check them out on the desktop before you hit the snow.
This might just be one of the better deals we've seen in a while. Lets Talk is offering the Nexus 4 for $85 on a new 2-year T-Mobile contract. Enter the coupon code "TALK4TEN" (no quotes) during checkout and you can knock another $8.50 off that (money's money, right?) for a grand total of $76.50. Not bad!
Existing customers can get the handset for $155 before the coupon code which will take $15.50 off for a total of $140, which isn't too bad of a deal, either.


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'Body art' gains acceptance in workplace
Some managers look past tattoos and piercings – but not if they distract customers.
For 12 years, Ann Kinder has sported a two-inch square tattoo on the inside of her left ankle. Because she regularly wears pants, many of her co-workers are hardly aware of the vibrant design, a peace dove styled in blue, white, green, and orange.
"I have colleagues with tattoos that are more visible," says Ms. Kinder, a communications associate for a nonprofit education agency in Naperville, Ill.
But no one can miss the nose ring Kinder added two months ago. "That's something I decided to be a little bolder about," she says, noting that several other women in her office have pierced noses.
Body art, once the province of bikers, longshoremen, marines, and punks, is going more mainstream, showing up in white-collar workplaces. As more young employees – both women and men – opt for ink and piercings, they face decisions about how much decorated skin to bare or not to bare. In the process, they are also quietly forcing their employers to accept them.
More than one-third of Americans between the ages of 18 and 25 have tattoos, and 40 percent of those between 26 and 40, according to a Pew Research study. For those over age 40, the number drops to 10 percent. In all, an estimated 30 million to 40 million people have tattoos.
As a further sign of growing popularity, reality shows on television, such as "Miami Ink" and "LA Ink," promote body art. Last week 7-Eleven even launched an energy drink called Inked, targeted to a rapidly growing niche market – young, tattooed Americans.
Fields such as entertainment and technology often permit relaxed dress policies. "I have clients who work all over the United States and are allowed to expose their tattoos," says Jamie Yasko-Mangum, a corporate-training consultant for Successful Style & Image in Orlando, Fla.
Other businesses remain conservative. "There are many professions where tattoos are not allowed to be exposed," Ms. Yasko-Mangum
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The global review of International Telecom Regulations (ITRs) is set to impact India's 700-million-odd mobile users, as well as 100 million Internet users. Wireless broadband is expected to drive India's Internet penetration objectives, outlined in the National Telecom Policy (NTP), 2012, as broadband on demand by 2015, 175 million broadband connections by 2017 and 600 million by 2020.
Director General, Cellular Operators Association of India, Rajan Mathews, said the government had sought the body's views.
Governments divided
Countries such as Russia, China, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan have been criticised for using the World Conference on International Telecommunications to place controls on the freedom of the Internet. This follows their joint proposal, "International code of conduct for global information security," submitted to the United Nations in September 2011.
Similarly, the European Telecom Network Operators (ETNO) is lobbying a nuanced position that member states should be allowed to regulate interconnection arrangements, which could lead to the principle of "sending party network pays." Simply put, this could mean increased costs for Internet users in developing countries, especially those requesting content from western content providers.
The push for a review on ITRs has come on account of several factors: a massive rise in data consumption; shrinking revenues of traditional fixed line companies, including the government, imperfections in the current Internet governance structure and the stated desire of some governments to regulate the Internet.
While the United States and like-minded nations are pushing to keep the Internet and roaming communications outside inter-governmental regulation, they are yet to propose a superior architectural and commercial framework to either counter the existing proposals or demonstrate substantive improvements in the current system.
Although a wider consultation is yet to take place in India, the civil society is keenly watching the space. "The government has not sought our views as yet, however, we firmly believe that while there may be a need to revisit the ITRs, no dramatic changes are required. No global regulator with an enhanced mandate to regulate the Internet will be acceptable," Executive Director, Centre for Internet & Society, Sunil Abraham told The Hindu.
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The Z Report
A sports blog with Lance Zierlein
Monthly Archive for April, 2009
The Rockets will be just fine…HOWEVAH
Do you miss him? Yeah, me neither. I think the Rockets will still win this series against the Blazers, but there are some trends that I definitely don't like and I think there are some things to be concerned about. When people would tell me there is good news and bad news and then ask […]
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My thoughts on the Texans second day draft picks
I'm not doing draft grades anymore. It's actually very stupid if you think about it. Did you ever get handed a test full of questions but with a grade already on it before the questions were even answered? Did you ever go to class and have a teacher tell you on the first day that […]
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I'm crazy tired, yo, but more NFL thoughts later today
I'm crazy tired after all the draft info I've been hammering away since last week and after getting back late from the Rockets game, but I'm working on my thoughts regarding the Texans' draft and undrafted free agents, and I'm working on draft thoughts for teams around the league. I will also have a quick […]
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My thoughts on Cushing and Barwin and who I see as potential Texans on Sunday
#15 Brian Cushing, LB, USC: Cushing looks big and he plays big. As a former DE, he is used to swapping paint with bigger players so being physical is just part of his nature. And when you get right down to it, haven't the Texans been missing an ass-kicker or two on the defensive side […]
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Running Draft Blog
I will come back later and discuss the first and second rounds including complete thoughts on the Texans picks. Here is my early prediction for the Texans at 6:45 PM. – Trade up for Darius Butler or Everette Brown – Wait until their pick and take a look at: William Moore, Andre Brown, Sean Smith […]
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My Final Mock Draft and Texans First Day Draft Board
I will be broadcasting live from Nick's Place from 3 – 7 PM Central. If you would like to follow my thoughts/predictions on the draft, you can tune into 1560 AM on the dial, you can LISTEN LIVE via the internet stream or you can just stay right here on the Z-Report and I'll keep […]
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A Very Aggressive Mock Draft and
Whispers from the scouts * Percy Harvin may be off of several team's draft boards, but the Vikings are said to be so desperate for a big time playmaker that they might overlook the character and take him in the first anyway. * I'm told that if Eugene Monroe's knee checks out okay, he'll be […]
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The Z-Report Top 100 Players in the 2009 NFL Draft
1. Aaron Curry, LB, Wake Forest 2. Jason Smith, LT, Baylor 3. Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia 4. Andre Smith, OT/OG, Alabama 5. Eugene Monroe, Virginia, LT 6. B.J. Raji, DT, Boston College 7. Michael Crabtree, WR, Texas Tech 8. Malcolm Jenkins, CB/FS, Ohio State 9. Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia 10. Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU 11. […]
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I'm your NFL Draft bookie — make your wagers!
There is nothing better than combining two of my greatest loves — handicapping and the NFL Draft. I'm not actually taking any wagers if anyone from the NFL offices is reading this, but you can wager amongst yourselves — I won't judge. And for the uninitiated, here is how the odds work. +130 means that […]
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NFL Draft Defense: Top 10 per position, overrated prospects and potential steals
Wednesday: Whispers from NFL scouts and draft odds Thursday: Z-Report Top 100 draft prospects Friday: Three Round Mock Draft Saturday: Live Broadcast on 1560 AM from Nick's Place from 3 – 7 PM • • • Here are my ratings on the defensive side of the ball for the top ten players per position. Keep […]
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La storica B & B è immerso nella valle di Shenandoah tra Alleghany e montagne di cresta blu. Situato su 10 ettari, questa B & B offre 7 camere con bagni privati, balconi & camini in 3 delle camere, connessione wireless (WiFi) e aria condizionata su splendidi giardini accanto al torrente/stagno. La Guest House (4 camere) è un luogo ideale per riunioni familiari o riunioni di classe. Durante l'estate è una meta d'arte con settimane di lezioni dal proprietario che è un artista professionista. La Locanda vetrine sua arte sulle pareti. Una colazione gourmet completa è sapientemente preparata e servita ogni mattina. Le attrazioni locali - Natural Bridge, Lexington historic, Canoismo, escursionismo & bike sentieri.
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4,8 su ottobre 16, 2014
We just spent one night at Shenandoah and we had a very nice visit. This is an interesting combination of B&B, art gallery, working studio, and art classroom. There were several other couples there and everyone seemed to be having a good time.The room was very clean and bed was comfortable. The breakfast was tasty and filling. The hosts were gracious and helpful. We made quick trip to nearby Lexington and found it to be an interesting college town. There does seem to be a vibrant art community in the area based on the number of galleries. Highly recommended.
5 su agosto 29, 2014
My wife and I spent three cozy nights at the Shenandoah Manor last week. We stayed in the Dali room for our honeymoon and we had a great time there; we particularly enjoyed the hot tub in the room where we relaxed with some Virginia wines each evening. We had a lot of privacy there and found the whole experience very relaxing. Nancy and Jan-Willem whipped up a nice breakfast each morning, with our favorite being a baked apple pancake. The next time we head back to the Virginia wine country, we plan on staying at Shenandoah Manor.
4,8 su agosto 25, 2014
I spent a night in the Rembrandt room, very comfortable, very clean, very nice, unique decor, spacious bathroom. The room comes with a little balcony with a view to the pond and the woods. Excellent location to relax. A touch of European style in everything. Delicious breakfast and the hosts were extremely accommodating in terms of serving breakfast early (even on a Sunday).
4,8 su luglio 24, 2014
Nancy and Jan-Willem were our hosts for three nights as we hiked House Mountain, Sharp Top Mountain and Crabtree Falls. We stayed in the Rembrandt room, each room features a famous master's name. While no Rembrandt's in the room, the whole Manor features the excellent modern art from Jan-Willem and family. The room was well themed with curated pieces and decorative touches to match the art hanging form the wall. The decorative effect made you feel like you were staying at an arts friend's home not at a B&B, which was great. Nancy and Jan-Willem were gracious hosts very willing to provide area information and recommendations. Breakfast was excellent featuring fresh fruit and veggies from their garden. Their grounds were open and featured a large pond with 3 amazing koi including a golden koi that looked like a mythic dragon. And there are 2 sometimes 3 grounds cats that are either hunting or rolling over for belly rubs. Only minimal down sides; you are about 10 min from downtown Lexington, the front rooms, while nice and breeze do pick up some road noise, and the shower pressure was a bit low, but nothing to take away from a great visit. We highly recommend visiting Shenandoah Manor. Don and Susanna
5 su luglio 08, 2014
Clean, homely, serene views and all in all pleasurable experience
5 su giugno 15, 2014
Not only were the rooms awesome, the owners friendly, and the breakfasts delicious, the setting was marvelous! A babbling brook, a pond with goldfish, and a lovely Gazebo were on the property. We took a walk down the road and enjoyed the beautiful countryside. Altogether, it was an perfect getaway for my sister and me. I definitely plan on returning.
4,8 su giugno 02, 2014
Nancy and her husband Jan were hospitable and helpful. We loved everything about our two night stay. The setting is lovely and just moments outside of Lexington. Their inn is clean, comfortable and full of artwork and antiques. The breakfasts were delicious and enhanced by the company of other interesting guests around the table.
4,4 su maggio 31, 2014
My partner and I stayed at Shenandoah Manor on our way to Washington DC. The inn keepers Nancy were super nice and very welcoming. The house is beautiful and LOVED all the painted pictures. Breakfast was a great time with lots of good conversation. Would stay here again!
4,8 su gennaio 30, 2014
The Shenandoah Manor was a wonderful place to relax. It was located in a quiet and peaceful neighborhood and we enjoyed an early morning walk soaking in the countryside along Union Run. We enjoyed the gracious hospitality of inn keepers Nancy and Jan-Willem. They were very helpful in sharing suggestions for dining and places to visit in the historic Lexington area. The room was very clean and comfortable and breakfast food delicious and tastefully presented . Being a quilter myself, I enjoyed seeing the numerous quilts that grace their rooms. We would consider returning again and have recommended this B and B to an artist friend as a wonderful place to visit/stay.
5 su gennaio 19, 2014
Mid January in the depth of the Arctic Freeze we found this great B&B nestled in the mountains near Lexington VA. Warm, beautiful room, comfortable bed, friendly innkeepers, and a delicious breakfast in the AM. Perfect place for a cold winters night and I can only imagine how stunning the grounds must be in the spring!
For discerning travelers, a beautiful queen bed with gorgeous quilt, an in-room fireplace, a private bathroom and impressionists paintings on the wall. Enjoy views of the pond from your private balcony. Free wireless high-speed internet.
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Mission style hand carved oak furniture, artwork, and beautiful Amish quilted bedding, all add to this rooms charming feel. This room features a queen size bed, a private bathroom and in-room fireplace. Enjoy views of the gazebo and nature from your private deck. Free wireless high-speed internet access. Room for extra twin floor cot - $30 extra charge on room price.
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Elegant black furniture offers a soft and comfy queen bed, with private bathroom, decorated with a Mediterranean flair. Free wireless high-speed internet access.
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"The Love Nest" - great for honeymoon couples or a special get-away. This room has a private outside entrance with it's own private patio area. Inside room there is a two-person jacuzzi tub with romantic metal canopy bed.
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Roanoke, VA (ROA) 45 miles
Dalla statale 64 prendere uscita 55 per la statale 11 (verso VA 39/Lexington); andare a sud sulla statale 11; ottenere nella corsia di sinistra e presso la divisione di 11-DO non scegliere Business 11 - rimanere nella corsia di sinistra e proseguire verso sud su 11 per circa 3 km. La luce dove gira a sinistra - Sud 11 andare dritto su/251; si tratta di una strada curvy, continuare per circa 2,7 km; arriverete ad un posto dove 251 rende un marcato tornante a sinistra (segno di freccia) Collierstown strada; c'è anche un piccolo segno sul lato sinistro che dice 674 con una freccia per una piccola strada che va dritto fuori di quella curva tagliente - che è la strada che si desidera - 674 o eseguire Union - dove andate dritto fuori che c'è un cartello per Banjo Lane sulla destra; -andare a circa 7 km su una piccola strada tortuosa tra le colline e si vedrà il Manor di Shenandoah sulla sinistra/325 Unione eseguire. C'è un cartello all'ingresso - andare oltre e il ponte e proseguire sulla terra e c'è un segno che si dirige al parcheggio.
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Olandese, Inglese, Français, Tedesco
Jan-Willem & Nancy si è trasferito a questo incantevole posto per creare una destinazione Art durante i mesi estivi, la destinazione di arte Shenandoah. Questo luogo ricorda loro di Francia, un luogo che hanno visitato molte volte nei loro viaggi. Usare l'arte come una grande parte della decorazione, troverete professionale dipinti sul muro e unioni di fatto a mano su ogni letto. Entrambi godono arte, musica, teatro, calcio e lettura.


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Posted in Issue 111 - April 2009 Member Countries
The Caribbean Health Disaster Risk Reduction (CHDRR) Committee serves as a forum for strategic discussion, bringing together partners on health and disaster, in a concerted effort to reduce disaster risks to the health sector in the Caribbean. The committee, spearheaded by PAHO, benefits from representatives from regional health organizations, the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Response Agency, bilateral donors and Ministries of Health.
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Strike the envy from that list, and make sure that 'wrath' is only directable to other people, and THAT is the perfect women.
And intelligence and beauty/charisma
Lust, then....
Well of course. I added Envy because I just felt that there needed to be a third, and Envy is a very common emotion between women... they won't show it but they sure as hell feel it.
I've never felt it... o.o Maybe it gets displaced, though.
Actually, I think that pride is one of the worse sins that you can commit. Pride is thinking you are perfect or close to perfect in a certain area, when in fact you are a flawed and imperfect individual. Pride is the worst kind of conceit, in my opinion. After all, if you believe in the Bible, the devil was second only to God when he fell from the sin of pride at his own greatness. There is a very big difference from the phrase, "taking pride in something," which is just a sense of accomplishment for a job well done, and actually taking real pride in something, which is putting greater worth in something than it is due, kind of like making an idol out of it if you take it to its logical conclusion.Bah, you should take pride in what you can do, and your acomplishments. Though, you should not let these effect how you treat others.
Pride is a sin because most people are weak, and based on how they feel about themselves, they modify their attitude towards others. This was understood even in ancient 'uneducated' times. *rollseyes*
And hey, being lazy is ok as long as you do the things that need to be done.
P.S. - I don't think that it is weak individuals that are susceptible to pride, everyone is, but especially the more learned or athletic people. After all, isn't someone who says that only "weak" people have the "bad" kind of pride a form of pride itself, where you are taking pride in your moral fibre and ability to not succumb to the dark side of pride?
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Or not, pride isn't really bad as long as it doesn't affect how you act towards other people.Originally Posted by Jakko1234
Nothing is bad as long as it doesn't effect how you act towards people. If I am lustful, but don't show that I want another person's girlfriend, then no harm done, no sin commited. The same goes for every other sin, so you can't really judge that way.Originally Posted by child_of_serenity
"Last week I stated that this woman was the ugliest woman I had ever seen. I have since been visited by her sister and now wish to withdraw that statement."
~Mark Twain
...You better not MEAN that... o.o... on the other hand, blackmail... XDOriginally Posted by holyboy_666
But it IS sinful. The fact that you have the thought and desire is in itself a sin - according to the Ten Commandments of various religions, anyway. Seeing as my religious views tend to be outside that of any organized religion, I can't say for myself - but according to some religions, that is a sin. You think it, therefore it exists.
greed and sloth are pretty much the same....and glutonny soon follows
lings back
But the problem with pride is that it is a double edged sword, trying to stop being prideful can cause you to take pride in your own pious actions. And you also mistake what I am saying. Pride is an internal thing, not an external thing. If you allow yourself to think something along those lines and judge someone, even if you have not outwardly shown it, you have still done that sin. The same goes with lust, if you objectify someone or something, even if you don't act on it, you still comitted that sin in your mind and in your heart.Nothing is bad as long as it doesn't effect how you act towards people. If I am lustful, but don't show that I want another person's girlfriend, then no harm done, no sin commited. The same goes for every other sin, so you can't really judge that way.
P.S.- I am too slow of a typer.
P.P.S. - You know, there is a very good book that deals with all of the cardinal sins, and even explains gluttony and puts it in a new light that I had never before realized, the want of perfection is also an aspect of gluttony, and too often we only see it as overindulgence in food. That book is called the Screwtape Letters, written by C.S. Lewis, and is a very short book that I suggest everyone should read, it is a real eye-opener.
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Yes, I know, everyone is waiting to see how my week with Elery in Tennessee went, LOL.
We did get a late start, we were supposed to leave first thing Sunday morning but on Saturday I took a headfirst fall out of the back of Dad's pickup and fell smack on my forehead, snapping my head back so far my neck cracked. Dad heard it crack and thought I'd broken my neck after years of trying. I wondered for a minute myself but ended up with just a stiff neck for a couple of days. The real problem was Ashley. She got another spider bite and the doctors have decided that it's not just venomous spiders, she's extremely sensitive to spider bites of all types. She got bitten on Friday, and it caused some kind of temporary paralysis, she couldn't walk by Saturday.
First we stopped in Cincinnati to see his father. His Dad is 85 and a newlywed, Elery's Mom died a couple of years ago. His Dad loved me and told Elery to propose quickly, before I got away, I was a "real good catch". (snicker) If he only knew that I was really a redheaded Native American baptized-as-a-Mormon, heathen Methodist floozie! From there we went on to Caryville, Tennessee, where we stayed with his sister and BIL. His Brother In Law promptly told him that he approved, saying he should take me up on the mountain and propose before I got away, because "she ain't no regular Yankee". I think that was a compliment, but Elery told him that I would throw him off the side of the mountain if he did such a thing. We went to the top of the mountain anyway, where the view was wonderful. From this spot you can see three states, we were standing in Tennessee and could see Kentucky and Virginia: This view was from a place near Cumberland Gap called The Pinnacle. No proposal on the mountain top but it was beautiful: Just to prove that I really was there: Neither of us really care for ice cream, but I couldn't resist the sign at the local ice cream stand: Yes, that would be "Po Ho's", LOL. The only "problem" is that he is an ungodly early riser, and I'm not a morning person. At all. He'd get up every day about 5:30, shower, get dressed,make coffee. We stayed with his sister, so I got my own room and my own
I didn't get home until Saturday night and she worked at Applebee's on Sunday. Elery suggested a joke on Ashley, so I took a ring Elery's daughter had given him, put it on upside down so it looked like a plain gold band and went to Applebee's for lunch with Elery. I flashed that ring for a couple of minutes while she brought menus and
Of course, Dad has had me working for hours "catching up", and I took some time to pick some sweet cherries. They're in season right now and $1 a pound for u-pick, so Elery and I made some sugar-free jam while he was here. The cherries were big and sweet and hanging in clusters on the trees. We picked 24 pounds in less than 40 minutes: As an added bonus, when I got home I found one of the neighbors had put up a new sign, he's having trouble keeping his new bull confined, LOL. Somehow when I saw that sign, I knew I was home! Elery was kind and patient, his only function seems to be to give me anything I want. His sister and BIL were gracious hosts, although they kept trying to feed me. We did have a discussion about the "right" way to make cornbread, LOL, I make mine with yellow cornmeal and sugar and call it "johnny cake". Susan makes hers with white cornmeal and no sugar and it's "cornbread". I like it both ways and so argument was avoided. LOL I do have some more pictures that Elery is sending from his camera, I'll post as I get them. I had a great time, in spite of the inauspicious beginning and in spite of my worries his family seemed to like me. They never made me go shopping or visit any tourist "attractions", but they drove me all around so I could see the mountains, the lakes, the farm his BIL owns. Just my kind of "sightseeing", it was relaxing, didn't cost me anything and I got to see a new place. All in all a pretty perfect vacation! annie |
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A perfect vacation, indeed! So sorry it started off so badly, so glad your neck isn't broken and so happy to hear Ashley is okay. That must have been quite a scare! The photos are lovely, that is my kind of sightseeing too! Annie, Annie, Annie....why in the world were you worried? How could his family NOT like you? Silly, girl! Elery sounds like a keeper to me! I love that sign! Well, both of the signs, but the bull one had me cracking up! Linda |
YAY! I've been waiting and waiting for a thread...tee hee! Yep Annie, he must reeeeealy like you to have worked 12 hours and then drove 2 hours to get you. I like him too! Thank you Elery for taking care of our Annie. Did you have a headache after that fall? Damn you're tough. I'm also relieved to hear that Ashley is ok and all is well with everyone. Glad you are back safe and sound from your vacation. Oh yeah... you have a funny neighbor LOL! |
- Posted by canarybird (My Page) on Thu, Jul 5, 07 at 16:41
Annie it sounds like you had a lovely time, despite the accident and Ashley's spider bite fright at the beginning. Of course his family couldn't help but like you .....and I agree that you really are a "good catch" for any man. Not many women are as capable as you are. I'm sure Elery feels he's found a real gem in you. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the photos, and so happy for you that you've met such a good man. SharonCb |
Great news! I wasn't particularly worried that they wouldn't like you, but rather that you might not have liked them! What a terrible scare with you and even more with Ashley. See isn't it nice to have a man who really CARES come to your rescue? Even our tough Annie can be a damsel in distress! I'm glad that you had a lovely vacation, that your neck is okay and Ashley is fine. Now go give your boss a hug for making you sign up for that dating website. The only problem is that there just aren't enough Elery's to go around for all the single women out there. Your story gives false hopes---LOL! |
Ellen, I'd go hug the boss except that she's on vacation. With her fiancee. Who she met at the same dating website, LOL. And yes, I suppose I was a damsel in distress. If Elery had not come to my rescue I'd have had to call Dad to come and get me or ridden home with the ex. Both of those options are BAD! (grin) As for my fall, Dad always said that if I landed on my head I'd be all right. I suppose this proves it. Karen, I had a headache for a couple of days but it went away eventually. As for the neighbor, people are already complaining about the sign so I quickly took a picture of it before someone makes him take it down! Linda, why was I worried about his family liking me? Geez, I dunno. Maybe because I'm obstinate, opinionated, impatient? Ya think? (grin) Annie |
I'm liking Elery more all the time.... Glad you had a good time after such a scary beginning. Tell Ashley to stay far, far away from spiders and maybe you should stay off the back of pickups.... Nancy |
Shucks, I never doubted that they'd like you. Duh! Pretty pictures -- and Miss Annie you sure are looking fine these days. Hmmmm.... Last holiday company party we had, I found out 3 couples (of all ages) had met on online dating sites. And why wouldn't you meet someone nice that way? Just look at us here - a big extended online family! |
Tennessee is one of my favorite places in the world, Annie. What a great place for a vacation. My sister met her present husband playing some online game on the computer. I guess she died in the game, and he drug her back into town to a medic who saved her life. that's when she fell in love with him. She married him 3 weeks after meeting him in person. That was 11 years ago, and she still says he is the best thing that ever happened to her. You just never know. Your Elery sounds like a "keeper" to me. Oh, by the way, July 20 is out. I am going to a concert with friends that I had forgotten about. Sherry |
Sounds wonderful Annie. Relaxing and comfortable. You know there's worse things to do than marry someone you've known for a short time (knowing you've done any checking that needs doing). Big sister advice tho...I just came back from my own CAT scan today and all a-ok. On the way home, I said something to Dick and finished with Knock on Wood and knocked my own head. Bad idea...I got an immediate headache and my eye started filling with blood, and the side of my face felt like the aftermath of novocaine. It was getting better as we drove the next day and a half but this am I went to my dr who sent me over to the ER. This was all the aftermath of the head fall in Laramie so apparently the blood 'whatever' under the surface was just ready to ...burst? dissolve? be reabsorbed? But truly, kiddo, we are the fortunate ones with health insurance. Go to your own DR and get a rec for an exam. Puhleeze. Maureen |
Maureen, I have an appointment with my doc next week, I'll approach him then. Of course he's about 12, he only works part time and he hasn't "consulted" yet with whoever he was going to "consult" with about Ashley's spider bite, so I'm losing faith pretty quickly. I sure hope you're OK, you are, aren't you? Gina, my boss calls on-line dating the "Millenium Malt Shop". She says people used to hang around the malt shops and burger joints, then the bars. Now they hang around the internet and you can meet a dangerous jerk in the bar just as quickly as you can on-line. She's right, when you think about it. Sherry, you and I just don't have schedules that coincide, do we? Sigh. It'll happen, someday. Nancy, if I stay off the back of the pick-up, my stock will starve. That's how I get hay to the feeders! This time I just happened to be cleaning out the hayfeeders and using the old hay for garden mulch. Yes, at this point I think Elery is indeed a keeper. I'm still not getting married though. And of course, he hasn't proposed anyway. Annie |
Annie, what a scary beginning. I am glad you and Ashley are okay now. It sounds as though you had a wonderful vacation after that! I am so glad you met Elery and are having so much fun with him! Thanks for sharing the vacation pictures, it is really beautiful there. Brenda |
"Maybe because I'm obstinate, opinionated, impatient? " All admirable qualities in my opinion! LOL Linda |
Beautiful pictures Annie!!! It looks like you had a great time with Elery and family. I hope your head is feeling better, and Ashley has recovered from her spider bite. It's an awful lot to happen all at once. Naturally, the timing of it all always stinks. Such a nice, considerate man that Elery is. A real prince, and nary a frog in sight. You deserve all the best. Love that sign your neighbor made - ya gotta laugh at his sense of humor. HAPPY FRIDAY! |
What a great week after that unfortunate start; I loved hearing about it. I'm not at all surprised that his family loved you but I'm sure you wondered how they would react to you. Tennessee is beautiful, we did a lot camping there years ago. And now, after living so long in the West, I always am in awe of how green it is. Of course Michigan is pretty green too, but it's so easy to forget that the natural colors of summer aren't gold and brown the way they are here. OK, where are Elery's pictures - I want more! I too am hoping both you and Ashley are much better - scary accidents that you both had. Lee |
- Posted by vacuumfreak (My Page) on Fri, Jul 6, 07 at 19:45
So THAT'S how you spell (what I thought was) floosy! I loved that description! Well... it's already been said so I'll just mimic the responses of the others in my own voice. So glad you were able to share with us. I did miss your presence on the forum but am glad you had a good and SAFE (after it started!) trip. Hope you wear a helmet next time you hop in back of the truck! Poor Ashley. I've always been terrified of spiders and this justifies my reason! I'm glad she's better. That was very sweet of Elery to do what he did for you and her. Sounds like a great trip was had by both of you and the scenery is almost as beautiful as the people in the pictures. Were you not able to find a nice stranger to take a "couple" pose of the two of you together? |
Gosh! Annie I felt like I was reading a Danielle Steele novel. She always has a crisis then romantic then another crisis and ending up romantic and everyone lives happily ever after!!! I loved reading about your trip and your blossoming relationship with Elery. I'm glad his family liked you so much, but I must say; how could they not? You look very pretty in the pictures too. Sorry about your head and Ashley's spider bite. OMG how awful. But it all ended up perfect! |
I'm late to this thread. I was wondering why Annie hadn't posted about her trip yet. Never thought to look over here. Annie, I'm glad you and Ashley are both okay. And it sounds like you had the perfect vacation. Elery does sound like a keeper. Ann |
I've got to drop in @ the Gallery more often-- Sounds like despite difficulties your trip turned out great--glad to hear Ashley's ok & the head's still functioning. Gosh Annie-- Elery is sounding awfully compatible-- family values sure seem to be the same-- glad to hear you enjoying ! |
- Posted by earthlydelights (My Page) on Sun, Jul 15, 07 at 13:47
oh annie, thanks so much for sharing your journeys and your courtship with elery. i love your neighbor's sign -- my kind of neighbor! so, how many months would it take to accept a proposal and get married? maryanne |
maryanne, to accept a proposal I'd first have to GET one. LOL Oh, I dunno, maybe a couple of decades? (grin) Well, OK, maybe not decades but a LOT longer than three months. Annie |
Hi Annie! Just wanted you to know it's only 100 freakin' degrees every day in August normally ;) Bad weather we're having here lately. It's great to see Elery is treating you two so nicely and you seem to be enjoying it. You could get engaged now, and wait a few years to get married? Well, just to keep him from getting away from you. He's as much a keeper as you. Lucky you two! |
Rob, that's just what Elery's brother-in-law, W.L. said, that it's usually not that hot until August. I told him I'd consider visiting again in February. (grin) A quick proposal and a long engagement? That only leaves the problem of getting him to propose! I don't suppose you have any suggestions? LOL Annie |
How good are you at a thick drawl and batting your eyelashes? You've already won the family over and down here, they'll normally pester him to death until he does because of it! |
rob, I'm pretty lousy at the drawl, having been born and raised in Michigan. I'll practice batting the eyelashes and I'm going to spend the next four days at his house helping to "entertain" his father, stepmom, sister, BIL, daughter and a couple of aunts and uncles. So, I charm THEM, and THEY make him propose? (grin) We'll see if they still love me after this..... Annie |
- Posted by scott55405 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 30, 07 at 1:43
Right then! I hadn't heard about the trip, here we are a month or so after the fact, and I'm happy to hear you had a lovely time! Hope you and Ashley are recovering/ed nicely from your respective mishaps as well. |
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BUTTE -- Josh Huestis and Jordan Sullivan were honored with the Montana AAU Little Sullivan awards on Saturday night here at the Butte Plaza Mall.
Huestis is a basketball player from Great Falls, who was a standout at Stanford.
Sullivan, of Sidney, was a star basketball player for the University of Montana.
The awards were presented at the annual Montana AAU Little Sullivan banquet.
The other male nominees were: Brad Wilson, Butte, skiing; Tanner Bleskin, Great Falls, football and Jordan Tripp, Missoula, football.
The other female nominees were: Maggie Voisin, Whitefish, skiing; Jackie Elliott, Billings, basketball and Maddey Frey, Kalispell, soccer.
The Montana AAU outstanding contributor award went to Dan Elser of the Renegades Wrestling Club in Billings. Montana State University Billings earned the organization's outstanding service award.
The National AAU Montana district volunteer of the year award went to Mike Ward of the Stillwater Wrestling Club in Columbus.
The Montana AAU wrestling committee presented the outstanding divisional wrestlers to Rico Stormer, Circle, Eastern division; Jarrett Degen, Belgrade, Southwest division; Chris Nile, Forsyth and Brandon Weber, Forsyth, Southeast division; and Randy Keesler, Great Falls, Northern division.


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These cards were selected because of the beautiful scenes on the front and the fitting message inside...which also includes an appropriate scripture. Just removing this card from the envelope should give the sick person a lift even before reading the inside.
Our prayer circle of the United Methodist Church in Havre de Grace Md.uses approximately 300 cards a year and these Thomas Kincaid cards really fit the bill.
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quote:Adam Drury ?@adamdrury78 Full respect to @robbierogers and good luck in the next chapter of your life whatever you choose to do.
quote:Aidan White ?@AidanWhite28 Massive respect for @robbierogers shown great courage. Good luck bro.
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Dan Morain of the Sacramento Bee sure thinks so. With California hurting for revenues and with tax increases a tough sell to the public, the state may look to gambling for money. It certainly has in the past.
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It's been a busy weekend. Mainly involving food. 3 restaurants and stuffed each time.
Between meals today Pup got his normal walk, Brunch, Pup went on the trails, PF Changs where we ordered most of the menu (smaller now)
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How the 19th Century struggle against slavery erupted in Washington DC, thrusting the ambitious District Attorney Francis Scott Key into a uniquely American battle for justice.
In 1835, the city of Washington pulsed with change. As newly freed African Americans from the South poured in, free blacks outnumbered slaves for the first time. Radical notions of abolishing slavery circulated on the city's streets, and white residents were forced to confront new ideas of what the nation's future might look like.
On the night of August 4th, Arthur Bowen, an eighteen-year-old slave, stumbled into the bedroom where his owner, Anna Thornton, slept. He had an ax in the crook of his arm. An alarm was raised, and he ran away. Word of the incident spread rapidly, and within days, Washington's first race riot exploded, as whites fearing a slave rebellion attacked the property of the free blacks. Residents dubbed the event the "Snow-Storm," in reference to the central role of Beverly Snow, a flamboyant former slave turned successful restaurateur, who became the target of the mob's rage.
In the wake of the riot came two sensational criminal trials that gripped the city. Prosecuting both cases was none other than Francis Scott Key, a politically ambitious attorney famous for writing the lyrics to "The Star-Spangled Banner," who few now remember served as the city's district attorney for eight years. Key defended slavery until the twilight's last gleaming, and pandered to racial fears by seeking capital punishment for Arthur Bowen. But in a surprise twist his prosecution was thwarted by Arthur's ostensible victim, Anna Thornton, a respected socialite who sought the help of President Andrew Jackson.
Ranging beyond the familiar confines of the White House and the Capitol, Snow-Storm in August delivers readers into an unknown chapter of American history with a textured and absorbing account of the racial secrets and contradictions that coursed beneath the freewheeling capital of a rising world power.
"In a crackling good tale of the deep impact of race and politics on a young nation struggling to create its identity, Salon Washington correspondent Jefferson Morley boldly and elegantly recreates a moment in time when free black businessmen mingled with their white counterparts while proponents of slavery and abolitionists struggled to co-exist in the nation's bustling capital." —Publishers Weekly, starred review
"A sprightly social history of the convergence of pro- and anti-slavery agitators in the city of Washington during the explosive summer of 1835. . . . Salon Washington correspondent Morley ably weaves the many strands together: An enterprising restaurateur of mixed race found that his success aroused the ire of resentful white patrons; an impressionable young slave hoping to educate and free himself ran afoul of his white mistress; a Yankee abolitionist newly arrived in town disseminated incendiary emancipationist literature; and the famous author of 'The Star-Spangled Banner,' serving as Jackson's district attorney, pursued his job of punishing vice and enforcing slavery. . . . Morley alternates the characters and scenes of action for a suspenseful tale, culminating in the court of law where Key upheld the country's oppression of African-Americans and thereby helped shape the rancorous debate over slavery. . . . Elegant and nimble history of a series of events likely unknown to many readers." —Kirkus Reviews
"Morley's gripping, fast-paced narrative captures all the drama that encompasses a rich cast of characters that includes Andrew Jackson, Francis Scott Key, Roger Taney, Sam Houston, and a host of others who inhabited the young nation's capital. . . . Morley has given readers a noteworthy, insightful look into an often overlooked chapter in American history." —Booklist
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But the Lord said to me, "Do not say, 'I am too young.' You must go to everyone I send you to and say whatever I command you." (Jer. 1:7 NIV)
Lindsey McCaslin grew up in the 5:32 youth outreach program at First United Presbyterian in Guthrie. They call it 5:32 because Jesus says in Luke 5:32, "I'm here inviting outsiders, not insiders—an invitation to a changed life, changed inside and out" (The Message). In every way, 5:32 is outreach to the "outsiders."
At age 16, Lindsey McCaslin gave birth to Caitlyn—a life-changing moment for anyone. When you're 16, hearing the words "You're going to have a baby" stops you cold. It could mean your life, as you know it, is over.
Lindsey did not let it derail her. Lindsey sucked it up and became a mommy. She raised that baby, finished high school, worked two jobs—and she came to 5:32 almost every week with Caitlyn on her hip. She forged her life, and she gave her testimony to anyone who would listen.
Our lives are shaped by the choices we make, and each choice has consequences. Lindsey's testimony shared her trials and life story with her peers in no uncertain terms. She set a strong example before the 46 other teen moms in her school. The experience and the sheer numbers inspired Lindsey to start a teen-mom support group at First United Presbyterian with the full blessing of the session and membership. The group meets twice a month to lift and encourage each other and to hear speakers from a variety of agencies.
Since its inception, the teen-mom support group has grown to encompass teen and young adult parents, including fathers, and support for young families as a whole. Now called Inspire Reality, the group has partnered with other local agencies, expanding its footprint to include support for continuing education and resources for all facets of parenting.
Cimarron Presbytery connects 13 congregations in northwestern Oklahoma.
—Rev. Scott Foster, communicator, Cimarron Presbytery
Let us join in prayer for:
Presbytery Staff
Elder Jim Bellatti, executive presbyter
Rev. Deborah Meinke, stated clerk
PC(USA) Agencies' Staff
Gloria Davis, BOP
Rev. Melissa Garrett Davis, OGA
Let us pray
Holy God, through the voices of our young people, let us hear you speak. May we act to do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with you. Amen.
Daily Lectionary
Morning Psalms 119:73-80; 145
First Reading Genesis 37:1-11
Second Reading 1 Corinthians 1:1-19
Gospel Reading Mark 1:1-13
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When Bowe Bergdahl was reported missing in Afghanistan on the morning of June 30, 2009, a crack formed in the U.S. narrative about the longest war in our nation's history. Bergdahl's release this week, as part of a prisoner-of-war swap with the Taliban, has provoked the partisan pundits to hurl invective at the American POW, his family, and at President Barack Obama.
Questlove on the Satirical Michele Bachmann Tribute That Almost Booted The Roots from "Late Night"
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Free Mac stuff and a bit of an info dump
I came across a cache of links I'd saved for follow-up and so, with my new de-cluttering regime, I share them here on the BoiseMacs weblog instead of hoarding them and letting digital dust accumulate.
Some humor (old but still good): the Apple Product Cycle
For if you're in a video/movie-watching mood: How to download YouTube videos with Safari -- How to connect your laptop to a TV -- and for possible future Boxee integration: the best Mac mini deals
A quick segway to a (commercial, meaning $$) resource for nice professional Keynote themes, for if you've got to do a lot of them.
And closing out, here's a lot of free software to ignore, peruse, or download: Automator actions (because you're not really taking advantage of it now, are you?) -- free software and free services from DevonTechnologies (I just downloaded XMenu myself) -- Shrook, a free RSS newsreader.
Processing, which looks horribly geeky ("Processing is an open source programming language and environment for people who want to program images, animation, and interactions.")
And we close with a look at what's been hiding in your Services menu item, waiting to help you out.