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Betcha thought our grouting post was the last time we'd talk about installing our tile, eh? We'll you'd be incorrect, sir – er, madam? We had a few other less-fun and less-interesting steps once the grout party had wrapped. And since a bunch of folks have asked us to detail the de-hazing and sealing steps… here they are! So stay tuned while I try to make them as interesting as I can. Maybe I should get my laser pointer.
Anyone who has tiled knows that grout often leaves a bit of a hazy film on your tile. We saw it on both the subway tile and the marble floor tile in our old bathroom and this penny tile was no exception. I actually referenced my own post from 2 years ago to see how I had dealt with it then because although we document everything that we do in posts, we usually forget the details – so it's nice to have them in writing to look back on. In case you don't feel like reading it again yourself, basically I just used some elbow grease to essentially buff the tiles clean in our bathroom. So once again I broke out a clean rag and rubbed the surface of my tile with a little bit of pressure. You can see it working in this angled shot below. See how the left half of the tile is hazy and the right half of the tile is smooth and shiny? That's the part I had buffed. We hear cheesecloth is especially amazing, but we had pretty good luck with just a plain white rag.
So yeah, that was a fun task. But it was nice to see the tiles start to get some of their sparkle back. And Sherry followed right behind me and scratched any grout that was around the perimeter of the tile off with her thumb to clean up the circles so they looked like full round tiles instead of hazy half-moons. It actually filed down her nail all the way to the nub (ouch) so her recommendation would be "don't use your nail, because it hurts – but I don't know what else to suggest- anyone have ideas?"
Only it didn't really solve everything. See this close-up below (can you tell this was all going on while we charged ahead on other projects, like hanging the hood?):
Maybe we had gotten a bit lazier with grout sponging towards the end of the task, but we noticed in a bunch of spots that the tiles were looking especially clouded around the dark outer ring. It wasn't visible when wet, but it dried like the pic above. See how all the dark rings around the circle are irregular instead of all being exposed and looking clean and round? And although Sherry could scrape it off with a fingernail, since we didn't have 10 billion spare hours to do that to each individual tile (and Sherry had ground both of her thumb nails down) I called The Tile Shop to ask their opinion. They confirmed my guess that I should let Haze Remover do the work. No more buffing and scraping every last tile.
I had been hesitant to use this product previously because (1) why break out another chemical if you don't need to and (2) it can damage certain types of tiles. But The Tile Shop guys assured me it'd be just fine on our penny tile, so I picked up this bottle for $8 and gave it a shot. Here's my result:
Is that amazing or what? To save you from scrolling back up I'll put the before right here for ya again:
There's still a smidge of that hazy ring in some very very subtle places, but it's a HUGE improvement. I was also pleasantly surprised by how it brought out more of the tile's shine. If you look below, you can see my progress line right under the left edge of the hood. See how much shinier it is on the right side of the wall up to that line and how dusty it looks to the left of it?
So yeah, we're really glad we decided to do the haze remover. Although it was a bit tedious to apply over the whole wall (you basically apply it with a sponge, let it sit for a few minutes, then rinse and dry it off). But it was actually good practice for the next step: sealing.
The process for applying the sealer is essentially the same (minus the few minutes of wait-time in the middle). The purpose of this step is to seal the grout to protect it from staining (since this isn't porous tile in our case, so the penny tile can't be stained), which is definitely an especially important step for a kitchen backsplash that's sure to see a lot of action over the years. There's no visible change to the tile/grout after it has been sealed, so sadly I don't have any before and afters to show you. It all looks exactly the same, but now it's protected so rogue spaghetti sauce won't make us shake in our boots. We like that the sealed grout still looks matte, because we like the play of the shiny tile and the matte grout to balance things out. The lack of visible shine on the grout phenomenon also occurred when we sealed our first houses' bathroom tile and then never had to scrub it once in over a year of use – even before hosting an open house and selling the place! So it's safe to say they we're huge believers in sealing tile. Oh but our tip would be to seal it when it's clean (if you're sealing an existing kitchen or bathroom) since sealing it when it's grimy just seals in the grime. Haha.
We also had to caulk all of the edges of the tile. Basically anywhere that the tile met another surface at an angle, we applied some caulk to help keep that seam from cracking. This meant where the tile met the counter, where it met the wall in the corner, where it met the cabinet under the microwave, where it met the door frame and… well, you get the idea. We bought caulk that's colored to exactly match our grout from The Tile Shop (where we purchased our tile and grout). It's so nice that they make matching caulk so it all looks seamless.
I probably could've snapped more pics of this process, but it was one of those "quick, Clara's about to wake up and our hands are covered in sticky stuff" tasks. Sherry and I each started on different sides of the counter and worked towards the middle (we met behind the sink) and then Sherry stood on the counter to get the crack up to the ceiling (since she can stand on the counter without crouching like I have to). Meanwhile I worked on the doorway and the side of the pantry. So we don't have application pics, but at least I remembered to artfully pose the tube next to the finish product when we were done.
So I think we're now officially done talking about how we installed our tile. Hope this post cleared things up for everyone out there wondering why we didn't detail the buffing/de-hazing/sealing/caulking steps. We now return to our regularly scheduled, non-tile-related programming.
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We just moved into a rental who's kitchen was recently redone. I must say that after 6 months here I've realized they didn't caulk properly at all! We get dustings and even small fallen pieces of grout(?) here and there along the backsplash which is such a pain. This is all good learning for one day when we get our own house!
I think a run-of-the-mill plastic spoon would be a better alternative to fingernails. Though the professional haze remover is probably the best.
How funny! I just "de-hazed" my backsplash last night! I tiled with glass mosaics on Saturday, grouted on Sunday, and last night, tried buffing with a clean lint free cloth. That got me nowhere. Elbow grease didn't seam to work either and I did notice, like Sherry, that I could use my fingernail to quickly take off the film, so I got an unused kitchen sponge, you know, the ones with a sponge side and a pot scrubber green side, and CAREFULLY, because every tiling manual tells you not to use anything abrasive, ran it along all my glass tiles with some slight pressure and the film disappeared immediately. I am very happy with the results, especially since this was the first time I ever tiled anything! (So, yes, I've been following your tiling posts extra closely. :-)
I have used a similar thing – one ok for teflon, they're called Dobie. Not much pressure, but just the slight abrasive seems to work with little effort. Very similar to a fingernail, I'd say!
One of those plastic dish scrapers might work better (and less painfully) than a thumb nail.
That looks like a LOT of hard work but I'm sure you're glad to have your shiny tile back!
We just laid (or is it layed?) our tile floors last week and the tile shop recommended using a product called "Grout Once". It's a liquid that you mix with the powdered grout instead of water and it acts as a sealer. We've only had the tile down for about a week but have already noticed that it is super easy to clean. (Especially after our 16-month old got crayon marks on the grout – I probably couldn't have done that if I tried!) (We plan to give our floor a good cleaning once our reno is complete and get rid of the dreaded haze but you can see pics here: anexcellentadventure.blogspot.com)
I know you're already done with your tiling but perhaps others should check it out – and save them that extra step of sealing!
Hmm, we sealed our grout already and still have some of the grout on the tiles. Wonder if that will come off using the grout haze and film remover. It was one of those jump the gun and get this thing done (we don't have patience like you guys).
Yeah, I got quite the arm workout when I buffed our newly-installed subway tile around our tub last summer! But it sure does look good, totally worth the effort.
Looking great I ve never seen the bottle of remover before.
Hmm, grout de-hazer looks interesting and a huge time saver rather going penny by penny.
It would be great if you can do a post on grout, do you use a special tool that you recommend, your finger, how thick do you grout, how do you get a straight line, do you tape, how do you remove unwanted caulk? Or maybe you already did this and I missed it (which would be shocking because I stalk your site 2x day).
I had to re-caulk all of our windows in our previous house and this tool was a life saver. I will never use my finger again, this was so much easier and cleaner.
I second that caulk tool that Keisha recommended! It's amazing. The rubber-y-ness of it not only smooths the caulk but removes unwanted caulk from almost anywhere! Whenever the rubber-y part starts to get "dried out" from use (or because I'm not cleaning it well?) :) I get a new one because they're only a few dollars and it's so amazingly worth it! I feel like I always have 2 in my toolbox. :)
Hope y'all are feeling better! Stomach bugs are the worst!
I certainly don't know what I am talking about when it comes to grout and tile, but would the Magic Eraser work? I know it can clean up tons of stuff around the house. This might sound crazy though!
I didn't know you could get caulk to match different grouts – I thought it only came in white! That's why I read, now I know :)
Can you go into more detail about how you caulked?
Totally bookmarking this page for our future kitchen back splash redo.
Love it! Great step by step instructions, as always!
Ooh, that made my thumbnail hurt! I'm so glad you guys got that stuff so you could give yourself a bit of a break on the elbow grease! (Even if it's a whole other kind of process)
I know that tennis elbow is a real thing having been a victim to it numerous times through the course of my life, but how about tile elbow? Seeing how much elbow grease was needed for that haze to start to fade looks like it was an insane amount of pressure needed and really repetitive. I hear ya about the chemicals though, amen to that, but the tile looks so pretty…so when it comes time for us to be doing the same project, I will be saying "More chemicals please!" as I tear up and gag.
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for all of my odd scratching/smoothing needs, i tend to use those reward cards that grocery stores pawn off on you. i used a rite aid card to smooth all the wall decals in my living room! maybe that would work instead of a thumbnail?
As a substitute for the fingernail, I'd recommend this type of "bowl scraper": http://www.amazon.com/Ateco-1303-Bowl-Scraper/dp/B000KEUKO2/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1329248005&sr=8-4. It's a plastic (nylon, probably) scraper that's useful for things like scraping gunk of non-stick dishware, getting sticky goo off things…basically things where you might use your fingernails.
Alternately, my mom always recommends using junk credit cards that come in the mail as scrapers. But we don't get those — maybe it's just her?
I recently redid my tiny bathroom, and the entire thing is tiled (floor to ceiling)! I didn't notice that the grouting job was awful until the workers left.. I guess I was too excited that it was finished! I have been using a paint scraper to get the haze (and bits of grout) off the tile. It's the generic white subway tile, so I'm not sure if it would work for all types of tile, but it has been great to fix my problem. It's way better than the sulfuric acid remover Home Depot had recommended.
I love your penny tile, btw! I helped my friend backsplash her kitchen, and we used your instructions. It looks amazeballs! Thanks for your tutorials!
Not that it will help now… :) But, the last time we tiled, someone told us to put vinegar in the rinse water. We did that and it immediately cleared up the haze. (this was during the grout process, rather than after it dried). We only had to wipe it with a sponge with a few passes and no elbow grease!
Just don't use vinegar with marble tile as anything acidic (like vinegar) will damage it.
Wow! What a difference that haze remover made. I can just imagine how sore Sherry's thumbs must have been! All in the name of DIY!
AHH….that tile is so delicious! I am in love with it all over and it's so crazy that even though it was still gorgeous what a big difference that made to the look!
It looks amazing! I also use my nails as a "tool" all the time. Which is why I will never be a hand model!
The flooring guy at our Home Depot suggested using a paint stir stick (or wooden shim) or something plastic to scrap up errant grout/thin set. We made the mistake of using metal and have a few scratches on our lovely marble floor.
When doing our kitchen I used a shim and damped down the grout first. It worked fairly well, but as they were 12×24 tiles, there were significantly less grout lines than with your penny tile!
I have got my excess grout off with a metal ruler (what I had at the time), it was multi purpose, also slathered on the grout too!
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I also have somewhat limited space as you can see in the attached pic.
Just picture that set up with some black t-shirts draped over to control the flow of light. It's not high tech but it gets the job done.
Makes me wonder if it would help cutting out one of my light sources also since I noticed you just use one flash as yours.
I would keep two light sources.
What you're seeing in the picture is a test shot to see whether my other flash was firing. It wasn't, but you can see it on top of the beer bottles on the rh side. LOL
You CAN use one flash as you see in the strobist shot at the top of the page of that link you attached. It just depends on the look you want. I almost always use two so I get the rectangles/lines down each side of the bottle. Look around online for different bottle and product shots for beer and wine and you'll see that some do use one light or one strong and one week. There are lots of good ideas out there and it's all fun to play with!
I kind of like the looks of the rectangle lines running down the sides also, which I noticed I have on my last picture as well. I like the lighting of my last picture, but now I think my goal is to try and show the clarity. Not quite sure how to go about doing that aside from providing backlighting somehow or maybe some light from underneath the glass.
Tried out the same lightning setup, changed it to 80 ISO from 200 and added a black strip of posterboard in the middle. Also changed the glass as well.Amarillo IPA2 by riored4v, on Flickr
I was just going to mention your high ISO. You can really see the grainyness in the first few, but that last one looks much better. Great pics!!
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Still trying to find the right balance to show clarity. Thinking of moving the setup near a window where daylight can shine in through the front of the box..??
Tried using a light beer, solid black backdrop and removed the second layer of filter I had for my lights.Ungrapeful - Black by riored4v, on Flickr
I built this same lightbox a couple years ago. I would really recommend getting tracing paper from a hobby store like Michael's if possible. It'll diffuse your light much better. The glass makes it tough because of the reflections and you need to diffuse it as much as possible.
The guy from Beer Geek Nation has a pretty sweet light box. It would definitely be imitated using some cheap white cardboard from a dollar store. I've made one for my gf while she was in a photography course. Her university rented the lighting equipment and we built a lightbox for about $7 and stapled/taped it together.
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TOBE Hooper's bizarre adaptation of Colin Wilson's science-fiction novel The Space Vampires comes in the "international" cut as well as the original North American theatrical version. Either version is equally odd, but fascinating in spite of itself.
A British-American space mission to Halley's Comet discovers an alien vessel drifting in the comet's wake. The vehicle's interior -- part hellscape, part womb -- yields lots of desiccated bat-creatures and three comparatively well-preserved naked humanoids occupying what looks like Plexiglas coffins.
Pushy American Col. Tom Carlsen (Steve Railsback) orders the humanoids taken back to their ship. Days later, that is presumed to be a big mistake as the crew members have apparently been killed one by one, only to be discovered by a rescue shuttle. In London, the three still intact humanoids are examined. The lone female (French actress Mathilda May) awakens and quickly transforms a guard into a corpse-like husk. She escapes, still naked, while a no-nonsense SAS agent (Peter Firth) and a scientist (Frank Finlay) attempt to solve the mystery with the help of the newly discovered Carlsen, who left the spacecraft via a convenient escape pod.
As it is essentially a modern-day vampire tale, Hooper attempted, but failed to achieve a Hammer horror tone for the film, with touches of the sexier Dracula cycle and a smidgen of the more apocalyptic Quatermass movies.
Hooper's ambitions may be grand, but the tone of the film is just jarringly wrong. It turns out there's a reason the film is primarily remembered as the sci-fi movie with the naked woman roaming unashamedly throughout. May, who pivoted from a ballet career into acting, is impressively impassive in the role of a different kind of vampire seductress. By contrast, Railsback and Firth are utterly charmless heroes. (Where was Peter Cushing when we really needed him?)
Even so, this is an entertaining piece exploitation cinema classed up by that multitude of English accents, including that of Patrick Stewart, who has a scene of psychic trauma that predates his Dr. Xavier character by 15 years.
In 1985, Lifeforce was trounced at the box office by the sappier Ron Howard sci-fi film Cocoon. For what it's worth, Lifeforce remains the far more watchable movie.
Blu-ray DVD extras include interviews with Hooper, Railsback and the lovely, but vaguely embarrassed May. 'Ö'Ö'Ö
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Both An American Werewolf in London and The Howling happened to be excellent films, each with a comic underlay that somehow makes the terror more terrifying.
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Jack (Nicholas Hoult) is a good lad sent by his uncle to trade in the family horse for a few dollars to sustain their failing farm. The village is no place for a plucky rustic. He gets to come to the defence of a comely lass who turns out to be Princess Isabelle (Eleanor Tomlinson), but Jack returns from his mission with only a few beans to show for his horse-trading.
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Singer does insert some real-world dynamics here, especially when it comes to ambition. In both human and giant realms, there is enough two-faced treachery here to give Game of Thrones a run for its money.
Pity the visual effects are not all they could be. In particular, the giants have a video game/CG look that serves to diminish the overall production. 'Ö'Ö'Ö
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IT was the switch that brought the city to a stop.
The cupboard-sized piece of equipment at the CityLink control centre at Southbank failed for unknown reasons.
The shutdown meant operators couldn't guarantee sprinkler systems or smoke extraction fans in the Domain and Burnley tunnels would work if there was a fire.
Technicians spent 20 minutes trying to fix the problem and decided to shut the tunnels when a back-up system didn't kick in.
Gallery: Tunnel closures cause traffic chaos
The switch is the main interface between systems in the tunnel and the control room, communicating real-time road information.
CityLink staff took several hours to identify the problem as several hundred thousand motorists were caught in city-wide congestion.
The switch was then replaced and checks run to make sure the systems worked before the tunnels were partially reopened about 4.45pm.
Transurban, which owns CityLink, said it closed the tunnels for safety reasons.
"The decision to close the tunnels was not taken lightly and was based on safety being our No.1 priority," CEO Scott Charlton said.
"If issues were to occur in one of the tunnels, a fire or something, we didn't have confidence that we would be able to use the systems properly."
Transurban executives pocket $16m
Furious drivers slam toll road operator
Roads Minister Terry Mulder and Premier Ted Baillieu said they would talk to the toll-road operator to ensure the chaos wasn't repeated.
"To think that a computer glitch can shut down the city as it has, it's unacceptable," Mr Mulder said.
Mr Baillieu said CityLink would have to review all its systems.
"We don't want to see this ever happen again," he said.
While Mr Charlton agreed, he said the system was very complex and it was the first outage of its kind in 13 years.
"It is not just a computer glitch," Mr Charlton said.
"We are not talking about just one computer."
RMIT University electrical and computer engineering senior lecture Dr Mark Gregory said the "amateurish" failure showed CityLink didn't appear to have proper testing of the systems in place.
"They may have some type of intermittent fault and therefore the back-up didn't see the primary system was offline and therefore it didn't kick in," Dr Gregory said
"This type of IT failure event would make CityLink the subject of jokes in the tearooms in major IT companies around Melbourne."
* A cupboard-sized piece of technical equipment
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Jared Wickerham/Getty ImagesThe Sox hope John Lackey and Jon Lester can shut down the Orioles in Saturday's doubleheader.BOSTON -- Saturday's forecast calls for no rain, with partial clouds and wind in the afternoon, and with it the Red Sox are hoping they can right the ship once again after one of the most disappointing series of the season.
The Sox returned Monday from a 10-game road trip in which they went 4-6 and promptly got swept by one of the worst teams in baseball, the last-place Chicago Cubs of the National League Central. Nothing seemed to go Boston's way, whether it was having to break up a no-hit bid by Jake Arrieta in Game 1, or stranding 10 runners in a 2-1 loss in Game 2, or just completely blowing up in Game 3, allowing 19 hits in a 16-9 loss to complete the sweep.
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In the season series, the two teams are split at 5-5. Orioles cleanup hitter Nelson Cruz, who ranks second in MLB in RBIs (68) and is tied for first in homers (26), has historically had a good chunk off success against both of Saturday's pitchers -- particularly Lester, against whom Cruz has registered .458/.519/1.000 totals with three homers in 27 career at-bats.
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"Allah is a very beautiful word for God. Shouldn't we all say that from now on we will name God Allah? [...] What does God care what we call him?"
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Mumbai, India
#160875 Jan 30, 2013
Everything, subtle or gross, is an aspect of Existence and so to use labels like Man-made and Divine where religious teachings/scriptures are concerned is foolish. To set up artificial distinctions means to create a rupture in the unified field of consciousness-energy that defines existence on all levels of the Manifestation. There can exist a gradation of teachings, that's all.
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rabbee: whose ethics? when it appears, each diverse group has their own set of ethics. and can even vary, from individual to individual within each diverse group. universal to you, does not make it universal to everyone else.
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#160877 Jan 30, 2013
If you care to open your eyes, you will see those verses.
Wow....you are seriously brainwashed...and MUQ is 100% right about consistency and in attacking Islam as of the Devil and Evil, by those who carry books that are not very "godly"!
I am sure you believe that your "church" and "bible" are divine, despite every piece of evidence to the contrary!!
You know that "your lord god" the good old BJ was associated with evil and devil in the Gospels by the learned Jewish elders of the time.
Your "lord god" could not convince the people to whom he was sent!
Thanks to "honest" paul, "your lord" god has been sold as a god of gentiles!!
How can I prove that Quran is from God to a person who believes Satan is his god!
London, UK
#160878 Jan 30, 2013
Welcome to the den of equity or inequity!Hope your break was productive.
London, UK
#160879 Jan 30, 2013
When it comes to eyes, hands, face, limbs, sex organs and throne, your "lord god bj" is the CLEAR winner and I give you that.
Meaning: Allah has no such appendages!
Get it?
#160880 Jan 30, 2013
That is just a copout. You can not prove the koran is divine.
Mumbai, India
#160881 Jan 30, 2013
I'm good, thank you.
Best Regards.
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#160883 Jan 30, 2013
The words divine or non-divine are misnomers.
There's nothing like a divine or non-divine book or teaching since existence is unified and has gradations in the becoming/manifestation.
By putting in the word God or by adding some details about OBEs and the like in a book doesn't make it divine and the absence of these terms does not render a book non-divine.
Everything, gross or subtle, is a natural phenomenon.
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#160884 Jan 30, 2013
The ONLY sensible part of your post is "What Muslims say about other religions"?
Muslims say that all major world religions in the beginning were brought by the Prophets of God and they all preached the same basic message:
"Worship only One True Lord of this Universe, and do not make associate and partners in His worship and shun idol worship and worshipping false gods. Follow me and do good deeds so you are successful in the hereafter".
This is the basic teachings of all prophets of God and this is what is "Islam" in a nutshell.
But the followers of these prophets changed and corrupted the original message and got divided into different names and sects.
These names like Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism etc are chosen by the followers and not a single one was given by their Prophet.
Moses never hard the word Judaism in his whole life.
Jesus never heard the word Christianity in his entire life (No one ever called him Jesus or Emmanuel is another matter)
Buddha never heard the word Buddhism in his entire life.
And no prophet of ancient India heard the word Hinduism in their life time.
So Islam is the only true religion on the face of this earth and that is to what we Muslims invite everyone.
And that is WHY all these people who follow their own made religions have become enemies of islam and Muslims.
Got it?
#160885 Jan 30, 2013
I guess you just don't like me speaking the truth about the lying
deceiving Allah. Here's the proof, if you don't like it tough! Allah is the most DECEITFUL Sura 3:54 and in Sura 30:8 Let the truth be known to all!!!
Here is another site quoting Koranic verses where Mohammad himself calls Allah a deceiver and one who leads people astray, ie. Satan the greatest deceiver of all.
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#160886 Jan 30, 2013
Thank you brother for appreciation.
I stand corrected!!
I knew of a "some cases" due to my limited knowledge and exposure. You come from the background and you have more information.
I wish that we meet in the Hereafter as Friends going to Paradise. Amen
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#160888 Jan 30, 2013
"Healing means to make whole."
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#160890 Jan 30, 2013
It is of divine origin if God, Himself, was the author of the book. God has given us the Catholic Church with the authority, through the Keys given St Peter, to discern what works are of divine origin.
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What the Muslims say can keep for themselves if they can't bring any evidence.
Who made you sure the true god said worship him? If god really exist, doesn't need to be worshipped, nor does promise an eternal brothel in heaven.
What sense does it make to believe in your own made up story and tell to others they are wrong or they have distorted the message?
In fact, let's not forget Islam is divided into 72 or 73 sects. I guess this is an unaware admission from you that Islam has changed and corrupted the original message.
Two things. It doesn't really matter whether or not those prophets have ever heard words like Buddhism, Induism, Christianity ect.
In the other hand, don't forget that these so called prophet never heard of something called Islam.
Anyone who profess a religion thinks its religion is the only true one. Out of this subjectivism you have brought nothing, as your post shows it.
I got that you are making things up.
Karachi, Pakistan
#160892 Jan 30, 2013
Muahmmad Imran,
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Muahmmad Imran,
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#160894 Jan 30, 2013
1) The ignorant individual talks in terms of your faith and mine and takes offence at criticism of his religion believing it to be perfect or divinely inspired and prefers clinging to its narrow and often damaging dogmas and as such remains stuck in the morass of what he calls "my faith".
2) The person of intelligence and character adopts a universal outlook knowing that truth is universal and has no particular preference for any religion or way of life and that it would not be far-stretched to say that truth has nothing to do with religion.
3) Intelligent people everywhere emulate the causal law based on universals and absorb uplifting influences from every quarter and in the process enrich their personality and pave the way for better karma and elevation of consciousness.
Mumbai, India
#160896 Jan 30, 2013
1) The petty and ill-spirited beings who insist on being worshipped display naked jealousy and intense anger when their followers question or switch faiths. Stoning and death penalty are the punishments for the apostates and heretics.
2) The absolute cares not who acknowledges it in thought or who worships it through self-realization since truth is independent of all parochialism and bias and stands upright at all times even if not a single person can be found to follow it.
3) The worship of the petty beings - G-d or God - of the various faiths and the keeping of daily, weekly, monthly or yearly mumbo jumbo rituals to please these petty beings are the exclusive preserve of the ignorant and bigoted.
Mumbai, India
#160897 Jan 30, 2013
Religion is for deluded, uncultured, bigoted and unintelligent people.
Mumbai, India
#160898 Jan 30, 2013
Those who closely follow the universal causal laws supporting life and growth in thoughts, words and deeds while staying far away from the manacles of religion with its perverse teachings and absurd rituals are the ones with real merit and who make the best inner progress that gradually moulds and effulges through the outer personality.
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Marc Milner
PARK CITY — The Deer Valley Music Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary from June 29 to Aug. 10 and will feature a lineup of high-profile artists, including actor and banjo player Steve Martin with the Steep Canyon Rangers, screen actor and Broadway star Mandy Patinkin, folk rock music duo Indigo Girls and jazz trumpeter Arturo Sandoval.
The festival will take place at Deer Valley Resort's Snow Park Outdoor Amphitheater, 2250 Deer Valley Drive South, Park City, and, in addition to the shows above, will include performances by the Utah Symphony, a diva show tunes showstoppers program featuring lead performers and music from "Wicked," a concert celebrating 50 years of 007 and a special concert tribute to John Denver and the Rolling Stones. There will also be three chamber orchestra concerts at St. Mary's Church, 1505 White Pine Canyon Road, Park City.
Discounted "Design-A-Series" packages and group tickets for all concerts are on sale now and can be purchased at the Abravanel Hall Ticket Office by calling 801-533-6683. A single ticket local sale for Summit County residents will take place March 23, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Park City Visitors Center, 1910 Prospector Ave. Single tickets will go on sale to the general public on March 25 and can be purchased online at www.deervalleymusicfestival.org and through ArtTix outlets by calling 801-355-2787.
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