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from Greek Thomas, of Aramaic origin and said to mean "a twin" (John's gospel refers to Thomas as ho legomenos didymos "called the twin;" cf. Syriac toma "twin," Arabic tau'am "twin"). Before the Conquest, found only as the name of a priest. After 1066, one of the most common given names in English. Doubting Thomas is from John xx:25; A Thomist (1530s, from Medieval Latin Thomista, mid-14c.) is a follower of 13c. scholastic theologian St. Thomas Aquinas. (Also see Tom, Tommy).
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twin, one of the twelve (Matt. 10:3; Mark 3:18, etc.). He was also called Didymus (John 11:16; 20:24), which is the Greek equivalent of the Hebrew name. All we know regarding him is recorded in the fourth Gospel (John 11:15, 16; 14:4, 5; 20:24, 25, 26-29). From the circumstance that in the lists of the apostles he is always mentioned along with Matthew, who was the son of Alphaeus (Mark 3:18), and that these two are always followed by James, who was also the son of Alphaeus, it has been supposed that these three, Matthew, Thomas, and James, were brothers.

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Ministers say 82% of "transactions" can be carried out online, as that is roughly the proportion of the population which uses the internet.
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The government said it was continuing to offer help to users and promised to create websites "so good (that) people will prefer to use them".
The coalition has moved most government services to the single gov.uk address, after Whitehall departments set up their own sites in a more piecemeal fashion. Other bodies are expected to follow by March next year.
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Saleem Abdulrauf, M.D., professor of neurosurgery at SLU, is the author of the first textbook on a type of brain bypass surgery. The book, Cerebral Revascularization: Techniques in Extracranial-to-Intracranial Bypass Surgery: Expert Consult, teaches neurosurgeons about the brain bypass technique that Abdulrauf himself helped to develop.
"In many ways, the procedure is like bypass surgery for the heart," said Abdulrauf. "With a giant aneurysm involving a brain blood vessel or a tumor at the base of the skull wrapping around a blood vessel, the treatment involves the sacrifice of the diseased vessel. Before we eliminate the problem vessel, we replace it with an artery from the arm.
"We create another route for blood to flow. This is a technique that is evolving. We simply couldn't do this in the past. It's a completely new option, used for complex aneurysms and tumors deep in the base of the skull."
The foreword is written by M. Gazi Yasargil, M.D., who first developed brain bypass surgery in the 1960's in Switzerland and is considered the father of modern neurosurgery.
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New Documentary Threatens to Make You Like Mitt Romney
During the 2012 campaign, I, like every liberal writer whose job it is to comment on politics every day, wrote many unkind things about Mitt Romney. Much of the time I found him more sad than despicable; politicians who nearly reach the pinnacle of their profession while being manifestly awful at politics are a rare and curious breed. Like Al Gore before him, Romney's discomfort with the requirements of campaigning was so close to the surface that he couldn't help but inspire a kind of pity. That isn't to say that I didn't find plenty of his statements and policy positions contemptible, because I certainly did, and said so without hesitation. But in the end, Romney wasn't as easy to hate as some other politicians might be.
So a year after he joined that small, melancholy club of presidential losers, it's time that even those of us who thought it would be a terrible thing if he became president can see Romney as a human being. In January, Netflix will be releasing a behind-the-scenes documentary called "Mitt," and the preview is surprisingly endearing:
This two-minute trailer is full of charmingly human moments, particularly since Mitt's greatest unmet challenge was convincing us that he was indeed human. He admits he's a flawed candidate. Ann says to the camera, "I would not want to do this again. It's too much." One of his sons says, "A year ago we told you that we'd love you no matter how this thing turned out," and Mitt quips, "Now you're not so sure." And the one that I found the most moving: in the room with his family when the fact that he's lost has become apparent, Mitt looks over to Ann with a strained smile on his face, as though he's trying to assure her that he's OK, despite the fact that they both know that things are most definitely not OK. It's just the flash of an expression, and particularly since you can tell a Mitt Romney fake smile from a mile away, he surely knows he can't fool her, but he's still going to try, because putting a brave face on things is just part of who he is.
Nobody writes biographies of people who fail to become president, and it isn't like in the coming years we're going to be spending a tremendous amount of time wondering what Mitt Romney's legacy is. But Romney's career will be an important window through which we can understand the evolution of the Republican party through this era. He started as the prototypical businessman Republican, moderate enough on social issues to win in a blue state but still admired throughout the party. Then things began to shift rightward under him, and the distance he had to travel to win his party's nomination demonstrated not just how the party's ideology had changed but how much humiliation they'd force someone to endure in order to win their favor.
I don't really know how your average Republican feels about Romney these days, beyond the fact that they wish he'd have been a more skilled candidate. But the passage of time—and the fact that he will no longer be affecting politics or policy—allows us to see him as just a human being, and maybe even spare a generous thought for him.
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Feeling sorry for himself does not necessarily make him human. Showing compassion for the "47 percent," or even the 99 percent, instead of than denigrating them - now THAT might be the start of an inkling of humanity.
I know, I know - the Poors should stop whining, suck it up, and just sell some stock from their trust fund. The moochers.
I keep hoping that SOBs like Romney will have a "Colonel Nicholson moment," but that's about as likely as the Mets winning the 2013 World Series.
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Wed, 2013-12-18 15:51
Mitt Romney is an incredibly dishonest man. He smeared and lied about his opponent, lied about himself, and sold out his own beliefs and his own family history.
Romney was acceptable in Massachusetts, probably because he was pro-choice.
Romney is about as crooked as can be. IOW, a typical old line politician.
Wed, 2013-12-18 20:11
" I, like every liberal writer whose job it is to comment on politics every day, wrote many unkind things about Mitt Romney."
" I, like every liberal writer whose job it is to [pander for Democrats regardless of facts], wrote many [untrue] things about Mitt Romney."
There, fixed!
Thu, 2013-12-19 06:06
" He led his way through the campaign"!?! Oh, the irony! That liberals would still, after the last several months, still say that beggars belief. Compared to the lying, duplicitous, sneering jackass in the Oval, Romney is the most honest politician on the planet. And with more competence in his pinky than Obama could ever dream of having.
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Thu, 2013-12-19 06:45
The sad part is seeing the fine man we could have had fixing this country instead of a selfie-taking man-child.
It will take years to recover from Obama's "fundamental changes" to America. When he is gone there will be no "Miss Me Yet?" posters and 5% unemployment under a GOP President will once again be called a "jobless recovery".
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The biggest problem with the article is this one line: "politicians who nearly reach the pinnacle of their profession...". While Governor Romney served in elected office and ran for President twice his "profession" was that of a turnaround artist. While failing on some occasions he most often successfully restructured businesses, the olympics, and government. It is a real shame that when the whole country can agree that America is in need of a restructuring it rejects the one man most prepared to take on the challenge because he "manifestly awful at politics".
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I plan to discuss today an approach to meeting food and health needs through the water programs developed and implemented by USAID and its partners. This approach is reflective of USAID's effort, known as USAID Forward, to make the Agency more effective by changing the way we partner with others, embracing a spirit of innovation and strengthening the results of our work.
More specifically, I would like to cover how we utilize a certain set of tools and approaches, catalysts if you will, which we believe will provoke speed and action towards the overarching goal of saving and improving lives. These tools are derived from open source based development, partnerships and finance, science and technology, integrated programming and resilience and scale. They all help catalyze the development and implementation of solutions. Unsdersocring these toos is the enagagment and empowerment of women throughout our water programs.
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She'll use her education to increase agricultural production, improve health conditions for her family, adapt better to natural disasters and droughts, and serve as a leader to resolve local and national and even international conflicts.
This isn't theory: It is fact. Let me cite just one statistic: In Africa, most young girls are likely to become farmers—if we could guarantee that these girls and women had access to the same level of education, credit, entrepreneurship and other inputs that men have, it would increase agricultural production by 30 percent and feed 150 million people worldwide each year.
Two weeks ago, during the week of the U.N. General Assembly, President Obama spoke at the Clinton Global Initiative about the need to fight human trafficking, calling it on of the great human rights struggles of our time. "Everyone has a responsibility," he said. "Everyone can take action." Today, to help answer the President's call, it is my honor to announce USAID's Counter-Trafficking Campus Challenge: A unique competition that is expressly designed for students on campuses across the United States and around the world to generate cutting-edge ideas and new technologies to combat one of humanity's greatest challenges.
As President Obama said, "We're turning the table on the traffickers. Just as they are now using technology and the Internet to exploit their victims, we're going to harness technology to stop them." The challenge has several phases—and the first one begins today, as we encourage students to come together online at the new www.challengeslavery.org website to discuss the challenge and identify potential barriers to success.
Development attracts many of the best students, brightest minds and strongest spirits. Open-source development can help keep all of us inspired by offering the true reward of being successful—combining productivity with meaning.
When you bring your expertise, your ideas, your ingenuity to the task; when you can see that something you're learning in a classroom is helping communities to withstand natural disasters, or when you commit yourself to a career in the service of others—those are deeply rewarding results for you—and millions of people everywhere.
Today we celebrate the historic partnership between the United States of America and the Republic of Malawi. At this ceremony we mark the signing of bi-lateral agreements between The United States Agency for International Development and Malawi's Ministry of Finance and Development Planning for programs in education, health, economic growth, democracy and good governance. This cooperation is implemented through NGOs, international organizations and Government of Malawi partnerships that support Malawi's own development priorities.
For more than 50 years we have worked together for the good of all Malawians. Throughout Malawi's recent history I am proud to say that the United States has remained a steadfast partner as the largest overall donor.
Looking around the room, it's clear that our university's commitment to serving our nation and all nations has not changed one bit since John F. Kennedy's legendary visit in 1960. President Kennedy's impromptu remarks that day on the steps of the Michigan Union challenged students to give two years of their lives to help people in the developing world.
He inspired a movement on campus that led to one the most remarkable service projects in American history, the Peace Corps. That was over fifty years ago. Before the Foreign Assistance Act, before even the U.S. Agency for International Development, there was you.
Since then, the University of Michigan and the Ford School of Public Service have embraced their role as leaders in the global effort to tackle the greatest challenges of our time. You are the number four all-time contributor to Peace Corps, with a total of more than 2,450 volunteers since 1961.
This is an exciting and important time for development. We're beginning to see incredible results taking shape—results that aren't just impacting individuals or communities, but entire nations. El Salvador has achieved 96 percent primary school completion rates for boys and girls—up from 81 percent 10 years ago. In Ethiopia, in the last six years, under-5 mortality has fallen by almost 30 percent—thanks, in part, to efforts to empower 30,000 community health workers with live-saving tools.
And in Afghanistan—probably one of the hardest places on earth to see clear development results—we've helped reduce maternal mortality to one-fifth of what it was a decade ago and expand basic services from only 6 percent of the country to 64 percent. Some of these results have brought us above and beyond our MDG targets, as we've seen this past year, when the world met the goals of reducing poverty by 50 percent and halving the proportion of people without access to clean drinking water.
We are here not only because we have a deep appreciation of the importance of food security, but also because we understand that hunger and undernutrition have a long-term impact on our nations' health, economies and security.
Around this time last year, the worst drought in 60 years had put more than 13.3 million people at risk across the Horn of Africa
At the same time, a similar emergency was building across eight nations in the Sahel, where a devastating combination of drought, conflict and displacement was affecting millions. Last November—even as we were responding to the crisis in the Horn—we began sending humanitarian supplies to the Sahel.
Remarks as Prepared
It is a pleasure to join you today, because I believe we have a real opportunity at this moment in development. For decades, our community has talked about the importance of building community resilience to perennial disasters, like droughts and floods.
But every year, as many as half of our emergency workforce mobilizes to East Africa. And every year, communities from the Horn of Africa to the Sahel brace for a possible season of lost livelihoods—a season of starvation.
We know that more than 90 percent of the adult population in the developing world is unbanked. And more than 2 billion of these unbanked individuals are already using mobile phones in deeply innovative ways. In fact, I've seen the real potential for this work myself not far outside of Nairobi, where I met a dairy farmer named Gitau who didn't have access to the electric grid or running water. But by using a mobile phone app called iCOW, he could invest in his business, vaccinate his animals, improve their feedstock, and track milk output and local prices. "Information is power," he told me.
There's an exciting opportunity here for those of us working in this field. An opportunity to usher in a new era of development by forming public-private partnerships that change the way we do business—while expanding opportunity to millions. That's why we came together to build a network called the Better Than Cash Alliance—to accelerate the adoption of electronic payments around the world and to bring electronic payments and mobile money into our USAID programming with an eye towards greater gender equality and financial inclusion.
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Whether it was their style, their music, their films, their actions, or just their ethnic swag, something about these non-Black celebrity men made us believe that they would be down with the swirl, but to our surprise, in what's known of their dating history, they have not been seriously linked to African-American women. Check out this list and see if you agree.
Disclaimer: This slideshow has not been created out of any racial prejudice. It has not been created to alienate Black women or White, Hispanic, or Asian men, nor to make them appear racist. We in no way form or fashion claim that these men are disinterested in Black women nor do we claim that they have never had relationships with Black women because we understand that it is impossible to know the intricacies of a person's private life. In fact, the purpose of the slideshow is to point out that these men have showed signs or possessed qualities that would indicate an interest in Black women. This slideshow is merely an observation based on perceived public knowledge/evidence, documented to address thoughts that many have had, and published purely for entertainment purposes.
1. Justin Timberlake
Justin was undoubtedly a favorite amongst the Sistas back in his "N Sync days. He grew up singing in church down south, wore cornrows at one point (CORNROWS!), and brought swexy back with his smooth urban Pop/RnB sounds. Justin even admitted crushes on Halle Berry, Beyonce and Janet Jackson. There was no doubt in our minds that this dude would turn up with a Black beauty on his arm. From girlfriend Britney Spears to wifey Jessica Biel, it was clear that Black women only occupied his fantasies.


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I know I don`t pray much, but I could really need your help now Superman
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Yeah, I would like those as well. I used to have them but now I haven't seen those around for years though.


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pretty design
By Mare
from Ramona,Ca
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attractive in dining room oval table over solid colored cloth cover.Have not tried to wash it yet..will see how it holds up.
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Adds elegance to a table
By Lizzie Jo
from Sharpsburg, GA
Tablecloth looks elegant and lovely but the pattern is a bit delicate. I washed it by machine on a hand wash cycle and it was fine the first time but the second time some of the more delicate areas tore apart. It was still usable but probably wouldn't have withstood a third washing. Nonetheless, it lasted about a year even with the machine washings and I thought it was good value for the price. Just treat it gently.
By Regular Joe
from San Jose, CA
Beautiful. A bit hard to clean if you don't wipe up messy spills before they dry....but still just great.
Lace vinyl table cover
By bbkrak
from Brooklyn, NY
It is very fragile because it is rather delicate, the tips at the edge tear off easily. I wonder what washing will do in the machine.Would recommend with that warning.
Very happy with vinyl tablecover need to
By No nickname
from Banning California
Table cloth is used for various function forour golf club.... Everyone who has seen thetable cloth were amazed at how delicate it looks.I need to order 4 more.
Very Elegant
By OldDawg58
from Michigan
Looks awsome on dinning table and on the patio table as well. A touch of elegance and easy to clean, cannot tell its vinyl.
Can still have pretty table with toddler
By Busy Mom
About Me Budget Shopper
I hate constantly washing the tablecover when my toddler inevitably spills his milk. This lets me keep the nice look without all the work!
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By Irene
from Flushing, New York
Love this product. Searched high and wide but only found it at your website. Difficult to find in stores that I went to. Really thankful and would recomment your company to my friends. Am awaitn g to receive the catalog in the mail.
Needs to be in more colors than white.
By bunco annie
from Elgin, Illinois
Beautiful, wish it came in more colors than just white. I would buy every color you sold. You also need a better selection of oval tablecloths than just this one.
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Protects my wooden table top
By Barb
from Phoenix, AZ
After ordering it, I realized it was vinyl not fabric. Almost returned it but decided to keep it. For everyday use to protect my wooden dinette table top, a good idea and looks nice. The pineapple motif reminds me of the many doilies and table toppers my grandmother used to crochet.


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text: If anyone is wondering why all the great female talents have either retired or jumped ship in recent times, look no further. Wont be long before the likes of AJ, Kaitlyn and Natalya follow suit - and that is a huge disappointment to add to the loss of all the others. Shame on WWE. Anti-bullying? Yeah, OK.