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- Solid zipper design creates an eye-catching visual effect
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- The Men Wallet protect your notes, cards against tuck, dust and damage
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- Solid zipper design creates an eye-catching visual effect
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How to Select a Man's Wallet:
- There are a few things to consider if you want to buy a man's wallet for a gift or for yourself because there are many different styles available. Here's a rundown of several popular styles with options to consider for fit, form and function without sacrificing personal style.
- Get a breast pocket wallet for the distinguished man in your life. As the name implies, this bi-fold style wallet is longer and slim, and fits in the breast pocket of a suit jacket. It contains many slots of credit cards, a ID window and slots for currency. You can purchase a modest Derek Alexander brand in leather or spend a lot more for designer names like Armani and Raffaello.
- Select a travel and passport wallet for the man on the go. This wallet holds the passport, currency, checks, airline tickets and boarding passes, has credit card slots, usually a penholder, change compartment, keys and ample room for other travel papers. These are usually styled in leather; Clava offers one at Luggage.
- Purchase a bi-fold money clip wallet with or without outside pockets. This style wallet clips the currency to the inside of the wallet, which has slots for credit cards and ID, then folds in half. The outside usually has outside pockets to hold business cards. Royce Leather offers this style for less, while high-end names such as Armani, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana and Versace can be much more expensive.
- Consider a zippered wallet if your man carries a lot of stuff in his pockets. This style usually has one or two zippered compartments to store loose change, credit and ID cards, keys and currency. Some styles are more organized and zip open to reveal actual credit cards slots, and ID window and a currency compartment. Get a zippered Aaron Irvin wallet in microfiber nylon.
- Buy a front pocket wallet with a magnetic clip for slim style. If your man likes to carry his wallet in his front pants pocket, this is the style to get. This wallet doesn't fold open; it holds the currency under a magnetic clip on one side and multiple credit cards in the slots on the other side. You can buy a leather one from Bosca.
- Opt for a checkbook wallet. Like the breast pocket wallet in size, this wallet holds the checkbook as well, usually has deep compartments for currency and slots for credit cards and ID. This is a good choice for a businessman who writes a lot of checks.
- Stick with a standard bi-fold or tri-fold wallet if you man just likes to stick it in his back pocket. These classic wallets feature a currency compartment, credit cards slots and usually have an ID window. You can buy these wallets just about anywhere and in a variety of materials such as nylon, vinyl or leather from eBags online.
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- Is it time to finally clean that dirty leather wallet? Most of the time we don't realize how dirty our wallets really get. Leather is a fairly versatile material and holds up well over time. Most leather wallets also tend to be darker colors like black or brown which help conceal dirt and stains. Some people even go years without ever cleaning their wallet once. Well I've got news for you. Leather wallets get just as filthy as your clothes, it's just hard to tell. Here is a step by step guide on how to clean a leather wallet.
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- Empty out your wallet. Pull anything and everything that isn't attached to your wallet out and set it aside. Pictures especially as they can get damaged in the cleaning process.
- Wipe down your entire wallet with anti bacterial disinfectant wipes. Money changes hands constantly and is one of the dirtiest things we come in contact with on a daily basis. There is no telling what kinds of bacteria are growing inside your wallet.
- Rub down your leather wallet with a leather cleaner on a soft cloth. Make sure to scrub the folds and cracks of your wallet the best that you can.
- Condition your wallet using the same cloth on a different spot. Apply the leather conditioner liberally and let it soak into the leather. This will help rejuvenate and condition the old worn leather.
- After your wallet has completely dried, replace all of your credit cards, cash, photos, and other papers you may have.
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Dear Auntie TUAW: What's that little dot in the iPhone's status bar?
I was driving home from an appointment today with my brother, and at a stop light, I noticed that instead of the Edge "E", I had this little blue dot. I just assumed that it was where i had connected to WiFi and had no bars, but it was much too big and centered.
My brother, who also has an iPhone, pulled his out to find that we both had the little dot. They are both first Gen iPhones, his 4GB, mine 8GB. I did not know what this meant, but being the Apple nerd I am, I figure I would have heard something of this dot before now.
Do you know what it is? Could it have something to do with 3.0 coming out soon as expected? Thanks, And I look forward to hearing what you think.
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Speaking of the iPhone, are you including enough roughage in your diet? Now that I'm entering onto what we oldsters can only term our "tender years," I've grown to realize that bulk, bulk, bulk is the key to world happiness. Fiber is health; health, fiber. That is what we know at TUAW, and all ye need to know for better digestive function.
As for your question, that little blue circle means you youngsters were connected to a GPRS network, aka General Packet Radio Service. When the iPhone first debuted, it displayed the EDGE "E" when connected to GPRS. This made pedants cry. Newer firmware versions show this blue circle instead. As noted below, GPRS is quite a bit slower than either EDGE or 3G.
To check this icon out for yourself, you can browse through your iPhone files using sftp (on a jailbroken iPhone) or iBrowser (for iPhones with the developer deployment). The EDGE and GPRS icons live in /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app and are named FSO_EDGE_ON.png and FSO_GPRS_ON.png. You'll need to convert the compressed iPhone-style png images to Mac compatible ones using a utility like fixpng.
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Hello all! I was wondering if anyone knows of some good, affordable noise cancelling headphones that are child-size. Affordable would also be ideal.
Here's the deal: I have a friend whose youngest child is ADD/ADHD and one of his sensitivities is loud noises. It's not all loud noises, but it is enough that it does bother him. I noticed last week at church that some of the hymns were too much for him, so he'd sit there with his hands over his ears, and then his mom (my friend) would put her hands over his hands.
I thought I remembered seeing a picture of a child with some "cool looking" headphones that were there to block out the noise. I *think* it was on thei board - but it would also have been a couple years ago (at least - it might be closer to 5 yrs.... or more - I have been here a LONG time - just not recently very active)
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Many of my friends call me a flaming Liberal. I plead guilty. It gives me some discomfort to not feel good at this time about Mr. Barfields chances. Mike McIntyre will not be missed by most Democrats. We wish him well,and thank him for his service to this country. We suggest that he finish his term and then change to the party he supports with his voting record. District 7 for a Democrat is rough sledding and it will take a very special candidate to attract the voters required for victory. Mike was able to attract a mixed base of voters including some middle road Republicans and Independence. Conservative in his voting record was very important to those who would elect him however clean cut,military supportive,Christian, and white also played important roles. It is my opinion Mr.Barfield will have difficulty holding McIntyre's base and will need to find a base of supporters that are real Democrats. I hope they are out there? Best wishes to Mr. Barfield.
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Mongoose is a small, fast and easy to use web server. It supports CGI, SSI, SSL, Digest auth, Websocket, WEbDAV, Resumed download, URL rewrite, file blacklist. Having SHTTPD as a predecessor, another feature of mongoose is the ability to embed it into existing C/C++ applications. Embedded API is very clean and simple. Mongoose has small memory footprint. Use it when other web servers like Apache are too heavy for your tasks. WWW: https://github.com/cesanta/mongoose
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A key tenet of service-oriented architecture is that applications should communicate in a decoupled fashion, using messaging as a communication pattern. Decoupling the various components of a system using messages rather than relying on strongly-typed objects enables your system components to evolve and scale with much less effort. In theory, small extensions to messages can be propagated throughout a system, without requiring that all components of the system be recompiled. Visual Studio .NET simplifies the use of XML messaging in your applications. For example, it encourages you to use XML Web services by greatly reducing the number of knobs you're required to tweak to create or consume a web service. Visual Studio also makes it very easy to map .NET classes to XML schema, as well as serialize objects to and from XML. In fact, serializing an instance of a class into an XML document using C# requires just a few lines of code. The following function will map any XML-serializable class into a MemoryStream that contains an XML document: Although similar code can be used to reverse this process and easily reconstitute an object from an XML document, this default usage pattern does not take advantage of the flexibility that's a core part of XML. One of the advantages of using XML is the ability to define open elements where extension can occur. By defining open elements in your XML documents and XML schemas, you can take advantage of two complementary programming models in your systems: Although strongly typed programming languages are the ideal tools for building reliable components and applications, modern systems have a need to communicate using messages that are flexible and can evolve over time. For this reason, it's desirable to decouple the system components from their messages. The decoupled architecture often promoted by SOA advocates enables a system to evolve by focusing on communicating with messages rather than tightly coupled objects. To examine how you can manage the decoupling process, let's start with an example that doesn't use open schema elements, resulting in an inflexible relationship between XML documents and associated .NET classes. Consider a simple XML document that has some minimal information about an entry in an order-tracking system. This simple document tracks the order number and some minimal (actually incomplete) address information. An example of a C# class that maps to this XML document is shown below. The Shipment class above is similar to the class that the tools included with Visual Studio will create when asked to created classes that serialize into specific XML documents. There's an interesting aspect to the relationship between XML documents and CLR classes. By default, there is no schema validation performed by the .NET Framework, and no schema is even required to exist. In fact, when serializing an XML document into a CLR class (such as my earlier definition of the Shipment class), the .NET Framework will only attempt to make its best effort when mapping data from the document into the CLR object. This best-effort approach causes some behavior that you should be aware of. Consider an XML fragment that is very similar to my first Shipment XML document, except that the Location node includes an extra element, named Zip, as shown below: A common way to deserialize an XML document is to use a function like this one, which deserializes an XML file at a specified path: So what happens when you deserialize an XML document with extra elements? If you come from the land of strongly typed languages, you might be surprised to learn that no errors or warnings are generated at runtime, although the XmlSerializer class will generate events when unexpected elements and attributes are encountered. Code that handles the UnknownElement and UnknownAttribute events is shown in the following code snippet. Although this type of code is useful for logging that an unexpected element or attribute was encountered for debugging purposes, in practice it's difficult to recover this data for further use in a message processing pipeline. When an application encounters an XML document that contains some unexpected elements, there are multiple outcomes that you can choose from. If your only requirements are that debugging information be logged during deserialization, you can simply handle the UnknownElement and UnknownAttribute events, as shown earlier. But, what if you actually need to preserve the contents and structure of the data from the XML document so that it can be passed to another system component? The .NET Framework includes two attributes that enable you to capture unknown XML elements and attributes: XmlAnyElementAttribute is attached to a field, property, parameter, or return value and is essentially a "wild card" that is capable of converting to and from XML elements during serialization. You'll probably want to use it with an array of XmlNode objects, becaise each unknown element from the XML document will be placed into its own XmlNode object. If you use the attribute with a single XmlNode object, you'll lose data if multiple unknown elements are received. The XmlAnyElement attribute is typically used like this: XmlAnyAttribute can be used with an array of XmlAttribute or XmlNode (it can't be used with single objects of either type). It's typically used much like the XmlAnyElement, as shown in the code below: When you use XmlAnyElement and XmlAnyAttribute attributes, the serializer will not generate UnknownElement and UnknownAttribute events. Now, let's consider how open elements affect validation. Many systems use XML schema to validate incoming XML documents. For a large number of applications, the default non-validated behavior is undesirable, for some of the same reasons that most developers prefer strongly typed programming languages. When messages arrive at a server application, these developers want to know whether the data arrives with unexpected formatting or content. The standard answer in this case is to use XML schema, which will reject XML documents that are presented with an unrecognized structure. However, blindly using XML simply exchanges one problem for another. As discussed earlier, XML documents that are agile offer advantages over fixed structures. When XML is used as the common language for data exchange in an enterprise, XML schema can cause undesirable rigidity in the communication infrastructure—if documents don't precisely match the expected structure, they're rejected. If a typical schema (such as one inferred from an existing XML instance document) is used to validate messages, the schema can become a brake on system evolution. Instead of avoiding schema altogether, or attempting to update all components that use a particular schema simultaneously, you can use an XML schema that defines open elements and attributes to create a schema that has just enough structure to validate specific behavior, while maintaining flexibility for extension. Using an XML schema with open elements and attributes enables you to balance consistency with extendibility. Open elements and attributes create expansion points that enable clients to send XML documents that follow an updated structure to a server, without the need to update all edges of a system simultaneously. It also enables a client to use XML schema that is shared among multiple applications—if a client is updated prior to the server, the server can simply ignore the updated elements for the purposes of schema validation. The process begins by defining open elements in your schema, using xs:any type to indicate the part of the XML element that's open for undefined elements, as shown in the following code. The definition of a sequence of zero or more xs:any elements in this schema enables any number of additional XML nodes to be included in the XML document inside a Location element as well as immediately after the element. In this example, the namespace for the open elements are declared as '##any', which is actually the default value. Alternatively, you can supply the specific namespace that is allowed, or another predefined namespace token: A specific allowed namespace can also be provided for this attribute. The processContents attribute in the xs:any element is set to 'skip' in this example, which instructs a schema validator to ignore the nodes that are part of the open element. A complete list of options follows: Open sets of attributes can also be defined using a similar syntax, as shown below: Open attributes follow the same rules as elements with regard to namespace and processContents. This schema fragment defines an element named Car that is allowed to have additional attributes without namespace restriction or schema enforcement. Taken to an extreme, consider a gateway component that only tests a Shipment XML message for the presence of an OrderNo element. The schema used by this component could be reduced to something like this: This enables documents to have additional elements that can pass as schema-valid until an updated schema is provided. It's also useful when performing SOA-like validation, where different actors have diverse validation needs. Components and applications have up-to-date knowledge of message requirements. Components that serve as intermediaries can perform coarser validation on those portions of the message schema that are required by the component. In this article, I've discussed two complimentary approaches to using XML messaging in enterprise applications. The XmlAnyElement and XmlAnyAttribute attributes are used to capture open XML content in your .NET classes. The xs:any and xs:anyAttribute schema elements are used to define expansion points and enable just enough schema validation for system components. More information about XML Schema is available at the W3C's XML Schema page at: http://www.w3.org/XML/Schema Mickey Williams is a Microsoft C# MVP, and the author of Microsoft Visual C# .NET Core Reference for Microsoft Press. He works as a Principal Consultant for Neudesic, LLC in Southern California, building service-oriented applications for enterprise customers. His weblog can be found at http://www.servergeek.com/blogs/mickey.
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August 18, 2004
Stream SerializeThingToXmlStream(object thing)
MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();
XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(thing.GetType());
serializer.Serialize(ms, thing);
ms.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);
return ms;
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Shipment xmlns="http://schema.servergeek.com/2004/7">
<Addr>One Acme Way</Addr>
public class Shipment
string _orderNo = string.Empty;
Location _location = new Location();
public string OrderNo
get { return _orderNo; }
set { _orderNo = value; }
public Location Location
get { return _location; }
set { _location = value; }
public class Location
string _addr = string.Empty;
string _city = string.Empty;
string _state = string.Empty;
public string Addr
get { return _addr; }
set { _addr = value; }
public string City
get { return _city; }
set { _city = value; }
public string State
get { return _state; }
set { _state = value; }
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Shipment xmlns:xsd=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema
<Addr>One Acme Way</Addr>
object DeserializeXmlFile(string path, Type type)
using(FileStream fs = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open))
XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(type);
return serializer.Deserialize(fs);
object DeserializeXmlFile(string path, Type type)
using(FileStream fs = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open))
XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(type);
serializer.UnknownAttribute +=
new XmlAttributeEventHandler(UnknownAttribute);
serializer.UnknownElement +=
new XmlElementEventHandler(UnknownElement);
return serializer.Deserialize(fs);
void UnknownAttribute(object sender, XmlAttributeEventArgs e)
Trace.WriteLine("Unknown Attribute: " + e.Attr.OuterXml);
void UnknownElement(object sender, XmlElementEventArgs e)
Trace.WriteLine("Unknown Element: " + e.Element.Name);
Using Open Elements and Attributes
XmlNode[] _openElements = null;
public XmlNode[] OpenElements
get { return _openElements; }
set { _openElements = value; }
XmlNode[] _openAttributes = null;
public XmlNode[] OpenAttributes
get { return _openAttributes; }
set { _openAttributes = value; }
Validating with Schema and XmlAnyElement
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<xs:schema id="order" targetNamespace="http://schema.servergeek.com/
<xs:element name="Shipment">
<xs:element name="OrderNo" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:element name="Location">
<xs:element name="Addr" type="xs:string" />
<xs:element name="City" type="xs:string" />
<xs:element name="State" type="xs:string" />
<xs:any namespace="##any" minOccurs="0"
processContents="skip" />
<xs:any namespace="##any"
minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"
processContents="skip" />
<xs:schema id="cars"
<xs:element name="Car">
<xs:element name="Color" type="xs:string" />
<xs:anyAttribute namespace='##any'
processContents='skip' />
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<xs:schema id="order"
<xs:element name="Shipment">
<xs:element name="OrderNo" type="xs:string"/>
<xs:any namespace="##any" minOccurs="0"
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Read this FIRST- On this site we prefer to use the actual
Name of our loving Heavenly Father as it was written in the Word,
and thus you will note that we will use the Four Letter
Memorial Name of - YHVH,
which is pronounced as YaHVaH or YaHWaH. In
addition we will also use our Heavenly Fathers
attribute/title, which is Elohim rather than
God, which sadly is the name of a pagan god. In
addition we also love to use the actual and real Name of our
beloved Messiah which is -
Yahushua or Yahshua in short, for this is our
Saviours original Hebrew Name as given to Him at birth in
Lukas - Luke 1:31. This was the only Name ever used when He was
on the earth by His family, disciples and His followers OVER THE
centuries, even until today! However, it was changed to a foreign
name by the founder of the new pagan church of
we read and study the blessed Scriptures, the Word of YHVH Elohim
as a believer in Yahushua the Messiah, we should keep the
following three steps always in mind for they are a valuable
guide and it will certainly provide us with guidance and
illuminate the sheer beauty and the fullness of YHVHs most
blessed Word.
Who was YHVH Elohim, blessed be His Sanctified Name, speaking to?
When was it said?
How was His Word understood at the time it was spoken/given?
do believe that these three points are most relevant to our
understanding of 1. What the Almighty is saying at the time
2. As well as what it means to us today - and 3.
Especially to you and me right now!
Wherefore Elohim (God) also hath highly
exalted Him and given Him a Name which is above
every name. That at the Name of (the Messiah) every knee
should bow, of things in heaven and things in earth and things
under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that
Yahushua The Messiah is Master, to the glory of Elohim the
Father. Philippians 2:9-11.
It is without doubt that so many around the
world genuinely love the name of Jesus. And as we
travel the world, I hear the Name of the Messiah pronounced in
many different ways - Iesous, Jesu, Jesus, Jisu, Isua,
Isa and in
Is it not strange that our blessed Messiah has
so many variations when it comes to His Name? Yet, as I travel
the around the world, I have just one name, and I am simply
called Reuben in all English speaking countries as
well as Reuben in Germany, Holland, Russia, Poland,
Spain, France, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, China,
the Americas, as it is in the Middle East! And no one has
ever called me
We may ask a simple question; Why? Well
the answer is that Reuben is my name and I have not chosen to
change it to anything else, whereas some Eastern European
migrants and some others may have made a personal choice to
change their very difficult, lets say their Eastern
European sounding or an awkward name to pronounce to something
more British, and that is fine, but that was their choice.! But,
if every nation in the world is able to call me by my correct
name, WHY then is it not possible to call our precious Saviour by
His correct Name? For does He not have the Name above
every name? Of course it is possible and we should call
the Messiah by the Name, which His heavenly Father gave Him.
Many have asked me how did Messiahs Name
get changed from the original Yahushua to
2. Others may have received some sort of
fulfilment or request to prayers, but remember that Satan is a
great counterfeit!
So the great dragon was cast out, that serpent of old, called the Devil and Satan who deceives the whole world; he was cast to the earth and his angels were cast out with him. Revelation 12:9.
Thus, we could ask the question, What
does the name of IESOUS JESUS
really mean, and why was it changed from Yahushua?
In Hebrew and Greek names always have a very
precise meaning and nothing is there without a reason. We know
that the prophets were given very specific names and when we
study them we discover that they were indeed chosen men for their
times. Here are just a few examples: Yirmyahu -
An interesting note, according the Dictionary
of Christian Lore and Legend by J. C. J. Melford, page 126 it
states that in the Latin the word JESU has been
traced to an Hebrew word meaning a curse be
2. This leaves us with the
SOUS or SUS part of the name. This word
also has a very distinct meaning and this is the part that needs
further investigation. We should be well aware that there are
many other Greek individuals, cities, places and countless
deities that have either all or part of this name, being
Sous, Seus or Sus and the
reality is that all three renditions are actually directly
related to the name of the Greek god ZEUS. I am well
aware that this will be a shock, but every time you pray
JeSus what you unknowingly have said is
Hail Zeus! Remember that Satan has deceived the whole
world and by that I do mean the whole church system! Satan used
an evil man at the very beginning, during the days of the
Apostles, a man who came from Samaria who was a sorcerer who did
many tricks that looked like miracles, but when he saw
Yaakov James preach and do real miracles in the Name
of Yahushua, he was immersed and went to Jerusalem where in due
course he met Shimeon Peter, but he was rejected as
he desired to buy his way in wanting to become an apostle. (read
Acts chapter 8). This evil man Simon Magnus and not Peter went to
Satan also used men like the sun worshipping Emperor Constantine and the Nicene Council and the church hierarchy to destroy all that was good amongst the faithful followers of Messiah Yahushua as most were slowly murdered by them and the church throughout the ages!
Here are a few examples of Greek names that are
related to Zeus such as the Greek hero of the Trojan
War Odysseus and the Greek deity Ieuseus
being a variant spelling of the Latin IESUS.
There is the sacred mountain in Greece Parnassus, and the
god of wine and the son of Zeus
Thus tragically our loving Saviour was renamed
JeSeus hail to Zeus, but as the
centuries passed, there were those who used the name were totally
unaware of its actual meaning and thus cannot be found guilty of
its use, unless you continue to use it after reading this! This
name was attributed to Messiah Yahushua by the pagan Roman church
who was against anything that was remotely that even appeared to
be from a Judaic origin; especially the keeping of the Seventh
Day Sabbath and thus the Mithra or the
Sun worshipping Emperor Constantine changed that by a
law of force, under the cloud of punishment of death on March 7,
321 A.D. This was part of his (Blue law) statement:
On the venerable Day of the Sun
let the magistrates and people residing in cities rest, and let
all workshops be closed. (Codex Justinianus 3.12.3, trans.
Philip Schaff, History of the Christian Church, 5th ed. (
Christians shall not Judaize and be idle
on Saturday but shall work on that day; but the Lords day
they shall especially honour, and, as being Christians, shall, if
possible, do no work on that day. If, however, they are found
Judaizing, they shall be shut out from
This Roman pagan based church was not part of the apostolic Ecclesia that had been in existence since the time of Messiah Yahushua and had continued and does so until this day!
And she will bring forth a Son, and you
shall call His Name Yahushua, for He will save his people
from their sins Mattityahu - Matthew 1:21.
Yes, our Saviours Name is -
Yahushua, and His Name contains the blessed Name of
His Father, Yah, whereas ushua
means save or salvation.
Thus, the name of Yahushua means, "YaHVaH (the
eternal existing One) Saves. The blessed Name of
Yahushua is correctly pronounced
YahhoeShoea. One may say there is
nothing wrong about the Name of Jesus as it is the Anglicised
version of Yahushua. However, I make the point that all those who
personally knew the Messiah and spoke with Him, called Him, -
Yahushua. You might say, but the New Covenant
is in Greek, and there it was written differently. Well
there is clear proof that the Gospels were originally written in
Hebrew and they were later translated into Greek. And it was due
to Greek not having a Y in its alphabet, it was
therefore was written as Iesou or Isous.
HOWEVER, how do we explain the next issue?
He (Yahushua) is Kurios of kurioon and
Basileus of basileoon - He is Lord of lords and King of
kings. Revelations 17:14.
Considering this verse, why is it, when we
speak about Yahushua, we use the term Lord or
Master and not
Please remember these terms are titles, or attributes of our precious Yahushua The Messiah and we should translate them into our language for full understanding. However, names should never be altered or changed, and we should use the wonderful Name YaHVaH Elohim gave our Messiah and Yahushua is His actual Name!
Another reason I do not wish to use the title
In addition, in todays climate to say
I am a Christian has little to no meaning to
the world, for so much evil has been done by those who are
supposed to be chistians peodophiles priests and
ministers in various churches, sexual crimes and so many other
evils that have been done. I am well aware that this does not
represent the whole, but it is what the majority of non-believers
hears and sees on TV and remembers! We the faithful believers and
followers in Messiah Yahushua understand the difference and we
often use more meaningful statements. Rather saying that you are
a christian, it would be better to define your faith in the
Messiah Yahushua, for we know that the word
Recently whilst speaking with a man, he told me
that he was a christian, however within minutes he
commenced to tell me of his belief in
Thus, we as faithful believers in the Word of
Elohim must stand apart from the world, as Messiah Yahushua has
asked of us. We should return to the ways of old, and start
Blessed be the Sanctified Name of YaHVaH Elohim, the Almighty, the Creator of heaven and earth. Blessed be the wonderful Name of Yahushua the Messiah, who died for us and rose again after three days and three nights, HalleluYah.
Thank You precious Yahushua, that all who
believe in You and repented of their sins shall not perish but
have everlasting life!
Brothers, we do not want you to be
ignorant about those who fall asleep, or to grieve like the rest
of men, who have no hope. We believe that Yahushua died and rose
again and so we believe that Elohim will bring with Yahushua
those who have fallen asleep in Him. 1 Thessalonians
For the Lord Himself will descend from
heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the
trump of Elohim. And the dead in Messiah will rise first. Then we
who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in
the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always
be with the Lord. Therefore comfort one another with these
words" Thessalonians 4:16-18.
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Towanda native and former Syracuse football captain Adam Harris was not selected in the 2012 NFL Supplemental Draft Thursday. Harris, who recently got the green light to play again after concussions ended his 2011 season early, will now have to test his luck in the free agent market if he wants to be in an NFL camp this year. Plus, Van-Etten native Jeff Foote has a big game vs. Oklahoma City in the NBA summer league for the Brooklyn Nets.
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Classic Cycling Quotes #120: frozen chicken smuggler?
In the closing kilometres of last night's final stage at the Vuelta a Andalucia, Top Sport Vlaanderen rider Edward Theuns makes a ballsy solo attempt to steal the win. Clearly impressed with the power on display from the 24-year old Belgian, the irrepressible Eurosport commentator Carlton Kirby does what he does best (4:02 on the video):
"Look at those calves, he looks like he's smuggling frozen chickens…"
Shame Kirby doesn't work on free-to-air. He'd be an even bigger cult figure around the world.
Morning glory (WARNING: ADULT THEMES)
In recent days the conversation amongst many of my riding mates has shifted to the issue of supplements. Or, more specifically, whether they actually make much difference for hack riders like the majority of us? Of course EPO has received a mention as it always does, as has colostrum and creatine. But without doubt some of the most interesting discussion has surrounded HGH, or human growth hormone.
I'm no sports scientist and have zero intention of getting into the specifics here (plenty of websites and blogs do that already, often directly contradicting each other!). But I did want to mention one thing that 'arose' while I was out riding this morning.
One chap I know who has a science background explained the human body naturally produces HGH during high intensity exercise and also sleep, especially in adolescent males, which is one of the reasons why men of all ages often experience 'morning glory'. As he continued, now with more than a slight blush and noticeably lowered voice, it became clear this was not to be our usual bunch ride conversation.
"It can also a good way to determine if you've had a good training session or not," he says with a schoolboy grin. Huh? "Well, I'm not saying it's happened to me or anything (translation: "It's happened to me") but there are plenty of reports of cyclists having erections towards the end of hard rides or work-outs."
After a moment of contemplation, one wag pipes up: "So you know you've been training hard if you start busting out of your bike pants?"
"Yep, pretty much."
TV cycling wars: Channel 9 versus Channel 7
It's not quite over just yet, but it's already been a fascinating summer of cycling in Australia. Plenty of great racing. Huge crowds. Painful crashes. And glorious wins. But arguably the most significant competition has been taking place off the roads as several not-so-familiar media names (in cycling circles, anyway) have thrown their hats and money into the ring alongside the long-standing leader of the broadcast peloton, SBS.
Not everyone is happy about it. But aside from occasional exceptions (highlights shown too late, and women's cycling still gets a raw deal from all parties) and the ever-present viewer lament for almost any sport event shown by commercial broadcasters – too many and/or poorly timed ads – the coverage in 2015 has been vastly improved on previous seasons.
Of course, Channel 9 has been involved for a few years now. But with Channel 7 picking up the rights to Australia's newest UCI catergorised race, the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, it's provided an intriguing opportunity to directly compare the two biggest networks in Australia.
Here's our take on it…
1) Commentators:
Keenan, Liggett, McEwan. Channel 7 had pretty much all the same voices we heard at the recent Bay Crits, Nationals and TDU, except for Paul Sherwen. No real difference, so we call this one a tie.
2) Coverage:
How good was it to see real-time KMs to go and gap times at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race? Live crosses to the directeur sportifs in the team cars and live ride stats from some of the Avanti boys like Paddy Bevin were also a great addition to the Channel 7 coverage. Having Robbie McEwan in the bunch on the moto talking to riders , and commentators, was pretty neat. Also, Liggett and Keenan taking twitter questions from viewers during the coverage is a no-brainer that Channel 9 didn't seem to think of, or perhaps care enough to offer during the recent TDU? A pretty clear win for Channel 7.
3) Advertising:
We've all been pretty spoiled having watched cycling on SBS for so many years with only minimal ads. Channel 9 showed a lot of ads, and got caned for it. But Channel 7 seemed to show even more today. We're saying it's maybe a very slight win for Channel 9 here.
(UPDATE: TV networks can and often do run different volumes of advertising per hour. They can do this because the guidelines that stipulate acceptable maximum minutes of 'non-program matter' – i.e. advertising – are based on averages. This article explains it quite well: http://mumbrella.com.au/tv-ads-226313)
4) Commitment:
We fully appreciate it's only a one-day race unlike the TDU and Bay Crits, but showing the whole Cadel Evans race live on their main channel was awesome. With multiple pre-recorded features that fit in with the coverage at different stages of the race – and not just tourism ads – Channel 7 showed some real commitment and forward planning here, pretty clearly leveraging a lot of their viewer engagement expertise from the V8s, Horse Racing and Tennis. It's a resounding win to them on this front. Sorry 9.
All in all, it seems to us Channel 7 wins very comfortably, solo with hands raised in the air, no rivals in sight. But, regardless of who did the better job, the very fact the two largest TV networks in the land have now both broadcast major domestic cycling events in the past month is surely a very good sign for the future, and hopefully gives Cycling Australia something to work with in 2015 and beyond on the domestic front.
What do you think?
Classic Cycling Quotes #119
The average American knows three things about bike racing: the Tour de France, Lance Armstrong and doping."
Crikey! Who will he support now?
Back in 2007 Geoff Barrett was just an anonymous education consultant who, like the rest of us, enjoyed cycling in his spare time. But over the past seven years this likeable Western Australian has become one of the most recognisable fans in world cycling, perhaps behind only the ubiquitous and seemingly ageless Diablo himself, Didi Senft.
Geoff is no ordinary teacher. He has an alter ego; a stalker of sorts, one that likes to dress up in public. Since witnessing a devastated Cadel Evans on the Champs Elysees in 2007, having fallen just 23 seconds short of claiming the Tour de France, he's been the guy in the fluffy green crocodile suit following Evans around the World Tour, aka Crikey Cadel.
I bumped into Geoff, quite literally, at the start line of Stage Two at this year's Tour Down Under in the swanky Adelaide suburb of Unley. After fighting off a bunch of kids chasing selfies with the croc (he has a Facebook page and uses the hashtag #SpotTheCroc if you're interested) I managed to spend about 15 minutes with him and discovered a man not nearly as crazy as you might imagine, and one about to be faced with quite a dilemma. For when his very reason for existence, Cadel Evans, hangs up his racing cleats for good this Sunday afternoon, Geoff may well be forced to hang up his reptile suit as well.
"I have no idea what I'll do after that, or who I'll support to be honest, it's a good question."
If Geoff does decide to give it all away, the croc suit surely commands pride of place in a sports exhibit of some kind, or even the National Museum in Canberra? It may not have the longevity of Senft's horns and pitchfork, but it's travelled the world, witnessed multiple Tours of France, ridden around the Champs Elysees and even been seen atop Alp d'Huez, Ventoux and, just last year, the mighty Stelvio as part of an impromptu trip to the 2014 Giro d'Italia. "I only went because Cadel was there," Geoff is quick to add with a smile. "I did that instead of the 2014 Tour."
Given the croc suit is by no means the coolest outfit to be wearing on a roadside at the height of summer, I suggest it may need a very good clean before being out on display anywhere. "Yeah, it gets pretty hot some days, it's like a sleeping bag inside," Geoff admits. "I sweat a fair bit and it pools in my shoes (green Crocs, of course). But funnily enough, it doesn't smell too bad."
In the early days it's fair to say Cadel Evans and the rest of his BMC entourage thought Geoff was certifiably crazy. "The first few times at the 2009 Tour they just looked at me like I was a bit of a nut-job," he remembers. "At that stage I was only chasing Cadel around France with an inflatable crocodile that I'd picked up from Australian Geographic, not the suit."
Why a crocodile?
"Since I went to my first Tour in 2002 – that time I had a green sign that said "Go Robbie (McEwan) Aussie Green in Paris" – I noticed there were more and more Australians heading over to watch each year, pretty much all carrying boxing kangaroos. I wanted to do something different and thought, well, Cadel is originally from croc country, so let's go with that. Then after the 2009 race I thought to myself, 'next time I'm coming back as crocodile' and in 2011 I did, that's when all the planets aligned. I had this suit and a bunch of people around to help support me and I first bumped into the BMC guys on Stage 10 I think it was, it was pouring with rain and I escorted their team bus to the start line. Cadel went on to win that Tour and it just kept going from there."
Nowadays Evans and his team-mates know Geoff as far more than just a roadside nutter from WA, and he's met them on many occasions in many different parts of the world. This includes Andy Riis and Georges Lüchinger (BMC Chief Communications Officer) who, clearly, know good publicity when they see it.
"I've met Andy Riis twice, once here at the Tour Down Under and another time at an after party in Paris. He was like, "We love the crocodile!"
Will we see Geoff at Cadel's final professional race this week in Geelong? "Of course, I'll be there," he says. "In fact I'll even be riding in the People's Ride on the Saturday." It remains to be seen whether he'll be in the croc suit or not.
After that, who knows what he'll do?
The World Tour circus moves on…and quickly
Stage 6 of the 2015 Tour Down Under only finished at 3:30pm local time in Adelaide. But by 5pm it's fair to say 85% of the team bikes were cleaned, broken down and packed, ready for transporting at the official team village opposite the Adelaide Hilton. By 8pm most will be at the airport, if not already airborne en route to the big next race. For many of the riders, such as a philosophical Michael Rogers who was enjoying a quiet beer as the Tinkoff-Saxo mechanics packed and bubble wrapped around him, are now off to the Middle East. Others, like most of the Team Sky boys, are heading straight back to Europe. A lucky few including Orica-GreenEDGE's Simon Clarke have far less travelling in store, only having to make the short hop east to Melbourne for the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race next weekend. Some will even stay a bit longer for the Sun Tour. Regardless, all this equates to a lot of bike boxes…
Ethiopian pioneer to debut in Adelaide
Introducing: Tsgabu Grmay
As the first major race of the season, the Tour Down Under typically ushers in a new wave of debutant World Tour riders each year. But in 2015 it's perhaps a little bit more special than usual. For when the teams roll out from Tanunda on Tuesday morning in the Barossa Valley, Italian squad Lampre-Merida will debut a 23-year old climber by the name of Tsgabu Gebremaryan Grmay – the first ever Ethiopian rider to compete at World Tour level.
This is potentially a very big deal. As is well documented in Tim Lewis' book "Land of Second Chances", for decades now athletes from central and eastern Africa nations have excelled in endurance running events which, in theory, require similar physiological qualities to that of an elite endurance cyclist.
Since Abebe Bikila won Ethopia's first two Olympic gold medals, with successive men's marathons victories in 1960 and 1964, the nation wedged between Sudan, Kenya, Somalia and Eritrea has collected no less than 21 gold medals in endurance running events. In fact, they've never won a medal at any other sport, or anything less than 5,000m for that matter. Never mind, when you can produce World and Olympic champions the caliber of Haile Gebrselassie, Kenenisa Bekele and Tirunesh Dibaba.
Now Tsgabu Grmay is no mug on a bike. With his potential clear enough, he was drafted into the World Cycling Centre (CMC) in Aigle, Switzerland for two years in 2010-11 and then signed professionally with MTN Qhubeka in 2012 where he rode for the next three seasons. He's won the Ethopian road championship and the time trial championship twice. He also secured a stage win and second placing overall during the 2013 Tour of Taiwan.
Of course, stepping up to the World Tour is a very different challenge. There's every chance the 63kg 175cm man from Mekele in the northern highlands, 2400m above sea level and not far from the Eritrean border, will never reach the same lofty heights as his illustrious countrymen and women did on the running track. But he's a trail blazer for his nation nonetheless, not to mention world cycling – something he seems very aware of based on comments on his 2015 team website.
"For me stepping up to a World Tour team is a very great encouragement," he says. "It pushes me to work hard for the future in order to reach the biggest dream of my life: to race in the Tour de France. I am very happy and lucky to be with Team Lampre-Merida. I am the first Ethiopian rider to sign with a World Tour team, so I am very proud about that as well and I want to say thanks so much to Lampre-Merida for this great opportunity".
We'll be watching him closely in 2015. And wishing him well with every pedal stroke.
Interested in the history of African cycling? This book is well worth a read:
Saddled with a dilemma
Rule #29 clearly states:
No European Posterior Man-Satchels: Saddle bags have no place on a road bike, and are only acceptable on mountain bikes in extreme cases.
I've always liked this rule for its ability to preserve the visual integrity of the bicycle. After all who wants to see a saddle bag swinging in the breeze like a bull's scrotum when you're on the rivet in an early morning paceline, race or bunch ride? Clearly it's a pretty easy rule to adhere to if you're in a pro team with support cars following closely behind at all times. But even if you're not, for 45-50 weeks of the year it's usually just fine when you're riding moderate distances to and from a home base. But what about a trip to something like the Tour Down Under, which starts this week in Adelaide? Most of your riding, certainly if you're hoping to follow the race routes, is two bottle stuff, especially when you consider the mercury at this time of year frequently nudges 40 degrees Celsius. You're likely to be out for anything from 4-8 hours, so even if you're XXXL you can only cram so much in your jersey pockets; where do you put everything else?
The answer of course is often right under your….backside.
So this week, in amongst other far more serious TDU-related tasks and challenges, I shall be endeavouring to capture a photographic 'derriere dossier', to document just how cycling fans in Australia deal with this truly international dilemma. If some of the things I encountered last year are anything to go by, it should be an interesting exercise indeed.
(In case you're wondering, yes, I do own a European Posterior Man-Satchel and will almost certainly be using one myself.)
Keep calm and starve the trolls of oxygen
I know this post won't be popular with everyone. The thing is, I just don't get the intense siege mentality many of us cyclists seem to ride around with every day.
A quick perusal of virtually any news story or social media post with anything to do with cycling reveals it isn't just a chip on our collective shoulders, it's a bloody railway sleeper. And it's weighing us down.
Following the Category 5 shit fight this week surrounding the recent Family Feud episode that dared to have a bit of fun at our expense (it's even gone global now, getting picked up by Peloton magazine in the USA), seriously, you'd be hard pressed to find a more hyper sensitive and effortlessly click baitable interest group out there than us lot.
I'm not for one moment suggesting Family Feud did the right thing. It was a pretty stupid question, and showed some very questionable taste. But since when were TV game shows beacons for morality anyway? They've been castigated before. They'll be castigated again. And do you know what? They couldn't care less.
Just like those string-pulling editors at the News Limited tabloids, the Channel 10 show's producers must be laughing all the way to their ratings reports with all extra free publicity they've had this week. Want to spike your ratings or page views? Just run something – anything will do – about cyclists and stand back. Hey presto, instant ratings surge.
Problem is, hidden amongst our feverish and often knee-jerk outrage to these types of things, not to mention the extraordinarily ignorant comments from knuckle dragging trolls in social media, are almost always some very serious and important messages that really do need to be imparted on the wider community. They're entirely valid. But they just get lost in the firestorm of digital hate and overuse of caps lock. We arc up at them. They arc up at us. And all hope of progress is lost. At this stage the mainstream media then typically defaults to the usual 'cars vs bikes' stereotypes, focusing on the conflict and controversy rather than the actual points the cycling defenders were trying to make, and nothing much is achieved except a whole lot of wasted energy.
Gawd knows it's hard to restrain yourself. Every time I read something about bike rego, for example, I feel like slamming my fist through the computer screen. And I admit there are some days when, in lieu of kicking the dog after a shitty time at work, I love nothing more than a drawn out Facebook slanging match. But somehow surely we need to try and stay calmer as a group, play the long game, pick our battles (possibly more at a one-on-one level with our misguided friends and colleagues, for example) and starve the grandstanding haters and ratings chasers of oxygen?*
* Which of course I haven't even done myself, having just written an entire post about them. Doh.
I liked this comment from a guy called James on the SMH:
"If a tv show makes a stupid comment in the forest, and no one watches, does anyone care? Face it, they got publicity for an awful show and we are rewarding them for appealing to their bogan followers."
WANTED: green and gold bands
The Elite Men's National Championship Road Race has become something of a numbers game in recent years. And it may well happen again. But you get the feeling things won't be quite so easy for the OGE juggernaut to dictate things in 2015. Yes, Orica-GreenEDGE has impressive numbers and a stable of globally-accomplished riders. But, just like 2014, Drapac also lines up with real strength in numbers plus an added year of Pro-Conti experience behind them. With the addition of Rohan Dennis and Campbell Flakemore BMC have better numbers than last year when their main man, Cadel Evans, still managed to finish second just behind the now-injured Simon Gerrans. While it's essentially as you were for Sky with Nathan Earl and the in-form Richie Porte.
Most of the top NRS squads are well represented with quality riders as always but, aside from possibly enjoying some nice TV time in a lengthy breakaway, it's hard to see any managing to surprise the WorldTour big guns when the whips really begin to crack and the DNFs begin to skyrocket. That said I'm very much looking forward to seeing how emerging guys like Grafton to Inverell winner Sean Lake, Warney winner Oliver Kent-Spark and Avanti's Ben Dyball fare. Also, you just know Ben Hill is going to have a crack. He always does.
Other interesting riders are Mick Rogers, the Morton brothers Lachlan and Angus who have linked with USA outfit Jelly Belly in 2015, plus lone wolves like Steele Von Hoff, Heinrich Haussler and the guy I'd probably love to see in the green and gold bands more than any other, Lotto-Soudal's Grand Tour iron man himself, Adam Hansen. The 33-year old has finished second twice and third once in this race, so he's no stranger to peaking in early January. SportsBet currently has him at $19, which I reckon is well worth a lazy $20. I have no idea how his offseason has been going, but one-time BMC rider Tim Roe, this year backed by the numerical might of Drapac, also isn't without some appeal at $101 if things go his way. Then again, the same goes for about 25 of the 150+ strong field. It's all about luck in running.
After the Tasmanian's fine win in the time trial on Thursday, and his third place here just 12 months ago, Richie Porte is justifiably pre-race favourite ($4) ahead of Cam Meyer ($5.50) and the retiring legend, Cadel Evans ($5.50).
Whoever wins, with so many high quality riders on show it's sure to be a cracking race. Oh, yeah. And it's on telly. Live. Whoo-hoo.
Who are you tipping?


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7 day on Carnival 11/30 only 379.00-outside cabin to Mexico
Carnival has a great price, a 7 day out of Los Angeles, outside with obstructed view, but they are french doors that do open to the outside without a balcony for only 379.00 (5A) or as I booked for repeat passengers, I got a cabin with obstructed balcony (7A) for only $449.00 for the November 30th sailing.
This fare is on Carnival and Expedia. Also, Carnival has a great price on an outside cabin with obstructed view in November out of los Angeles for only 159.00. The outside cabin is actually cheaper than the inside cabin and this price is for the November 17th sailing. I did not see this price on Carnival, it was on Expedia, but if you call Carnival and tell them, they should match it. |
What ship please?
do you know if they have single supplement discounts?
Mahalo, Kat |
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Thanks for the heads up! Couldn't beat the price so I decdied to splugre and just booked myself! My first solo cruise.
Looking forward to the R and R! Aloha, Kat |
Wow that is a great price!!!
It's a great deal!
I got a 5A single cabin for $701 including all taxes, fees and the dreaded fuel surcharge!
I am so excited, hope others join in on this deal! Aloha, Kat |
Re: It's a great deal!
We'll be in roon 5245, we got the handicap room even though we aren't, which is almost as big as as the small suite with a large balcony and we paid $459.00 each plus all the taxes and fuel, which came out to 1184 or 592.00 each! Wayne and Phyllis! |
Only 2 cabins left for 7a - with the balcony and plaenty for 5a - ten left as of 1:06pm on Tuesday, Pacific time!
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