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The Destruction of the Temple and Signs of the End Times
The Destruction of the Temple and Signs of the End Times
1 As Jesus was leaving the temple, one of his disciples said to him, "Look, Teacher! What massive stones! What magnificent buildings!"
2 "Do you see all these great buildings?" replied Jesus. "Not one stone here will be left on another; every one will be thrown down."
3 As Jesus was sitting on the Mount of Olives opposite the temple, Peter, James, John and Andrew asked him privately,
4 "Tell us, when will these things happen? And what will be the sign that they are all about to be fulfilled?"
5 Jesus said to them: "Watch out that no one deceives you.
6 Many will come in my name, claiming, 'I am he,' and will deceive many.
7 When you hear of wars and rumors of wars, do not be alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come.
8 Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be earthquakes in various places, and famines. These are the beginning of birth pains.
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BEDFORD, N.H. Margaret Ann Perry died Tuesday, March 19, 2013, at the Bedford Falls assisted living facility in Bedford, N.H. Margaret was the granddaughter of Dr. O. Flint Clough of Rutland, Vt. She was born on June 17, 1935 in Keene, N.H., grew up in Winchester, N.H., and was a graduate of Thayer High School where she was the valedictorian of the class of 1953. She attended the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and received her B.A. in history in 1957. She subsequently received a Masters in history from Michigan. She was employed for several years by the Educational Testing Service at the University of Michigan.
Margaret returned to N.H. in the early 1960s and became an employee of the New Hampshire State Library where she directed the Bookmobile operation based in Keene. She later moved to Concord and worked as a reference librarian at the State Library. She worked for the State Library for nearly 46 years before retiring in May of 2010.
As a young piano student, Margaret would incorporate a visit to the local cinema after her lesson and in later years could recall many scenes and lines. She was a vigorous supporter of libraries and bookstores, an avid bibliophile and opera lover, and an enthusiastic sports fan particularly interested in the fortunes of the Michigan Wolverines, the Boston Red Sox, and favorite boxers such as Archie Moore and Sugar Ray Robinson. A Latinist, Catullus ranked high among her favorite poets.
Margaret was predeceased by her parents, Kenneth Earl Perry and Carmencita Clough Perry of Winchester, N.H., and an older sister, Mary Joyce Perry. She is survived by her brother and sister-in-law Kenneth and Salme Perry of Rollinsford, N.H., several nieces, nephews, and great-nieces.
In the final years of her life, Margaret was greatly cheered by the good wishes and visits of her friends and former colleagues in the library community. In particular, Ann Salinger, a friend of forty years, was a tireless advocate for Margaret and gave generously of her time and companionship.
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CFN Analysis: Kansas State's defense was terrific early, and it could afford to have problems late. The D didn't let Missouri get a thing in the first quarter, and Collin Klein and the offense took control handling the clock and the game by keeping the Tiger offense off the field. Klein once again showed that he can do just enough with the short to midrange passing game to keep defense away from the ground game a wee bit. His 11-of-16, 112-yard performance through the air was good enough, and his three touchdown runs will get the focus, but John Hubert was the workhorse with 126 yards on 26 carries. The Tiger defense was keyed in on keeping Klein under wraps, but Hubert got the job done. The attention should start to come, but there's test after test to deal with. If the Wildcats beat Texas Tech on the road then, it'll really be time to think big.
The Missouri offense can't find any semblance of consistency. It had a hard time against Oklahoma until late, and it didn't get going until it was way too late against Kansas State. James Franklin has been okay, but he's not getting enough help from the running game with no room to move in the first quarter. Down 24-3, Franklin got hot and the Tigers made it interesting late with two touchdowns in the final eight minutes, but it wasn't nearly enough. The big problem was an inability to keep the chains moving; Mizzou just never had the ball. The defense was solid, only allowing 286 yards of total KSU offense, but Frankin and the Tiger attack converted just 4-of-13 third down chances.
(AP) MANHATTAN, Kan. -- Kansas State was the ranked team, the unbeaten team, the team coming off a confidence-building victory over then-No. 15 Baylor. The Wildcats were hosting an unranked opponent in Missouri that had lost two of its last three games.
Tre Walker couldn't understand why people were picking No. 20 Kansas State to lose.
"We want respect," the sophomore linebacker said. "Anytime someone doesn't give you respect, that makes you want it even more, and you keep fighting for it until you get it."
That might start happening soon.
Collin Klein had three touchdowns rushing Saturday, John Hubert added 126 yards on the ground and the Wildcats' defense made enough plays to prevent a late comeback by the Tigers. The result was a 24-17 victory and K-State's first 5-0 start since 2000.
"That means an awful lot," said coach Bill Snyder, who's in his third year of rebuilding the program after a brief retirement. Snyder said the Wildcats were proud of their start, but he added that he was more proud of the way they took the victory in stride.
"What I'm proud of is it's a day in the life," Snyder said. "Tomorrow is a new day."
James Franklin had 214 yards passing to lead the Tigers (2-3), who came into the game averaging more than 500 yards of total offense. They only managed 326 against the Wildcats, most of that coming on a pair of long touchdown drives in the fourth quarter.
The first was a 79-yard drive that Henry Josey finished with a 2-yard run to get the Tigers within 24-10. The Wildcats promptly went three-and-out, and Franklin led Missouri on a 74-yard drive that he finished off with a plunge from a yard out with 5:02 left in the game.
Missouri never got another chance with the ball.
"We're just not playing very good football right now," coach Gary Pinkel said. "It starts with me, so I'm not doing a good enough job coaching these guys."
Kansas State's defense set the tone on the first offensive play.
Franklin dropped back to pass, looked over the middle and threw right to Wildcat defensive back Ty Zimmerman, who had deftly stepped in front of the intended receiver. The interception ended a stretch of 108 consecutive passes without throwing a pick for the sophomore quarterback.
It took Kansas State six plays to punch it into the end zone.
"The interception was big, but the most significant thing about that interception was whether we were going to get seven or three out of it," Snyder said. "Getting seven was substantial."
Franklin was sacked for a 13-yard loss on Missouri's ensuing possession, and the Wildcats went 51 yards in 12 plays before Anthony Cantele's field goal made it 10-0.
By the time the first quarter drew to a close, the Tigers had exactly zero yards of total offense -- 20 yards through the air and minus-20 on the ground.
"They just dropped back and they told us, 'Hey, we're going to make you guys have to make plays," Franklin said, "and we just made a bunch of mistakes and they capitalized on that."
Josey finally got things rolling for Missouri in the second quarter, using his quick feet to spring for a couple of long runs. But a false start inside the 10-yard line on second down pushed the Tigers back and they had to settle for Grant Ressel's 32-yard field goal.
Ressel had a chance to get Missouri within 10-6 at the break, but he pushed a 43-yard attempt wide right on the final play of the half as rain started to fall.
The Wildcats' only big mistake all game happened early in the third quarter, when Klein was picked off by Kip Edwards. But their defense held and Ressel's 36-yard field goal attempt was wide left.
Missouri cost itself later in the quarter when Darvin Ruise was called for roughing the punter, giving Kansas State the ball back. Hubert went to work, doing his best Darren Sproles imitation after taking a handoff, spinning away from a defender and going all the way down to the 3.
Klein scored seconds later for a 17-3 lead.
He added a short scoring plunge on the Wildcats' next possession, and although Missouri managed to make the game close with a couple late touchdowns, the lead was too much to overcome.
"One game at a time. We'll count the wins at the end of the season," Kansas State defensive back Tysyn Hartman said afterward. "The team mindset hasn't changed. Take it one game at a time."
Missouri (2-2) at Kansas State (4-0) Oct. 8, 3:30, ABC/ESPN3
Here's The Deal … Missouri is supposed to be good, really good, but at 2-2 it's hard to convince anyone of it. Struggling to beat a bad Miami University and blowing away Western Illinois isn't going to bring much respect, and while losing in overtime at Arizona State and losing at Oklahoma wasn't unexpected, the Tigers have to come up with a good win. Fast.
Kansas State actually has two great wins on the résumé and yet few are jumping on the bandwagon. The goal line stop of Jacory Harris to beat Miami was good, while withstanding the onslaught of the Robert Griffin Fun Show and getting by Baylor in many ways was even better. KSU persevered, didn't get knocked off its game, and managed to come up with the win over the Bears, even if all the highlight shows devoted the segments to Griffin's phenomenal performance.
With three of the next four games on the road wrapped around a home date against Oklahoma, it's not going to be easy for the Wildcats with no real break in the slate and the Iowa State home game coming at the end of the regular season. At this point, though, KSU is playing with house money. It doesn't have the offense and doesn't have the talent on defense to win the Big 12 title, but the team has already defied logic and showed that it'll bring a tough effort week in and week out.
Missouri has Oklahoma out of the way and gets a second conference road game under its belt this week. With Oklahoma State, Texas, and Texas Tech coming to Columbia, the Big 12 title is still in play with a win this week. A loss all but ends the fun and all but guarantees a final spot outside of the league's top three.
Mizzou has won five in a row in the series after Kansas State went on a run of 13 straight wins. The two schools first started playing in 1914, a 28-0 Missouri win, and while the rivalry has never matched the level of Kansas vs. Missouri, it has still been important. Considering there's a chance Missouri is in another conference next year, this game could end up taking on a bigger meaning.
Why Missouri Might Win: Yeah, Kansas State beat Miami and Baylor, but the secondary went bye-bye. Griffin is going to bomb away on everyone, and Jacory Harris isn't all that bad, but the pass defense had a hard time coming up with stops. Missouri's passing game has been terrific, and while James Franklin didn't hit half his throws against OU, he threw for 291 yards and a touchdown after throwing bombing away against Arizona State and having no problems against Western Illinois. Mizzou might have lost to OU, but Franklin appears to be comfortable, he ran for 103 yards, and he kept the offense pressing for a full four quarters.
The key to beating Kansas State is the run defense, with the Wildcat passing attack having problems beyond the occasional catch-you-napping throws against cheating up safeties. So far the Tiger front seven has been terrific and has been a rock against the run, allowing just 104 yards to Arizona State and 144 yards and two scores against Oklahoma. Kansas State will get its yards by forcing it, but the Mizzou linebacking corps should be able to keep the Wildcat offense from coming up with many big plays.
Why Kansas State Might Win: Yes, the Missouri run defense has been terrific so far, but it hasn't faced a quarterback who can run like Collin Klein and it hasn't faced a running game this intricate. Oklahoma, Miami University, and Arizona State have statues at quarterback and use basic ground games as complements to the passing attack. Kansas State is a two man rushing show with Klein and John Hubert, and Baylor wasn't close to shutting it down and Miami's athletic defense got torn up for 266 yards. But Kansas State can throw a little bit, too. Klein isn't going to keep pace through the air with Franklin, but he can be effective when he has to.
More than anything else, to be crude, Kansas State has is mojo working. It takes a certain team mindset to stop a comeback in Miami and make a stop an inch away from a touchdown. It takes a focus and a heart to get bombed on all game long by Robert Griffin and still come up with the one big pick and the one big play to pull off the win. If this stays close late, Kansas State knows it can win a tight game. Missouri doesn't know yet if it can beat a really good team.
What To Watch Out For: It's the end of the Bryce Brown era before it even began. Considered one of the nation's top recruits a few years ago, he went to Tennessee, transferred to Miami, ended up at Kansas State, and ran three times for 16 yards. While he's talented enough to get drafted and be considered a hot prospect by the time April comes around, he wasn't able to impress the coaching staff enough to get on the field. Instead, sophomore John Hubert has shown the work ethic and the drive to take on the role as the main back, rushing for 166 yards against Miami and 57 against Baylor. It's not all Klein, and the more Missouri keys on the quarterback, the more space Hubert will have.
The Mizzou punting game was among the best in America last year averaging 42.6 yards per shot with Matt Grabner putting 29 inside the 20 and forcing 14 fair catches, but he also put eight in the end zone for touchbacks. This year it's been up to junior Trey Barrow to show he can keep the production going, and he's been even better than Grabner. Terrific against Oklahoma, he averaged 47.1 yards per kick putting two inside the 20, and was phenomenal against Arizona State averaging a whopping 58 yards per kick putting one inside the 20. Kansas State needs decent field position, and Barrow might be a difference maker who doesn't let that happen.
What Will Happen: This is when Missouri settles down and finally starts to look like the team with the talent to do all the big things expected. The offensive balance will be good, but the play of the defensive line will be great as it'll control the Kansas State running game and force Klein to push the ball deeper than he'll like. It'll be a fun game, but Mizzou will make a bit of a statement.
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Remodeling of reciprocal synapses associated with persistence of long-term memory
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Matsuoka, M., Kaba, H., Moriya, K., Yoshida-Matsuoka, J., Costanzo, R. M., Norita, M. and Ichikawa, M. (2004), Remodeling of reciprocal synapses associated with persistence of long-term memory. European Journal of Neuroscience, 19: 1668–1672. doi: 10.1111/j.1460-9568.2004.03271.x
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We investigated a model of long-term memory in which the female mouse establishes pheromonal memory of its partner at mating. We examined the reciprocal synapses of the accessory olfactory bulb and found that pheromonal memory was associated with morphological changes in excitatory synapses in the early phase of memory acquisition and by changes in inhibitory synapses in the late phases of memory persistence. After extinction of pheromonal memory, these morphological changes were no longer present. These findings suggest that the persistence of pheromonal memory is associated with continuous and dynamic changes in the morphological plasticity of reciprocal synapses in the accessory olfactory bulb.


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My Son
My Son is a World Heritage Site and Vietnam's most important site of the kingdom of Champa. Indian-influenced much like Angkor in Cambodia and Bagan in Mynamar, this smaller Cham counterpart is nonetheless interesting and having been occupied for nine centuries from the end of the 4th to the 13th, ranks as much longer lasting than Angkor or Bagan.
My Son is easily visited as a day trip from Hoi An and the cheapest, though a bit rushed, way is to take a tour bus for as little as $2. Alternatively, you can hire a car and driver for $20 if you want to have the place nearly to yourself.Related to:
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Backpacker's journeys to Vietnam.
Follow a backpacker's journeys to Vietnam from Hanoi to Cu Chi, with many stops. Its heads up for Hoi An, the tailor's city via poetic and romantic Dalat. It is a must city to behold, don't miss it. Relive your own excursions, or underground parties for some of you or preview your future itinerary for others.
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Ethnic minorities
There are fifty ethnic minority groups, or Montagnards, in the mountainous regions of Vietnam. Most of them are in the northern half of the country.
The most important minority peoples include the Tay of whom there are 1.2 million, the Muong who number 900,00, the 700,000 Nung and the Hmong or Meo, of whom there are nearly half a million. They live high up in the mountains, mostly in the Lao and Chinese border zones. There are also 700,000 Khmers living near the Cambodian border.
Most of these minorites have their own languages and religions, including animism and ancestor worship. Some of them cultivate poppies and smoke opium pipes. They often have elaborate clothes, including embroidered sarongs and dresses and silver jewellery. Many live in wooden houses on stilts.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Well, I guess you could say that IT IS a beaten path. Anway, It's mostly overgrown nowadays, so there's really not much left to see.
This picture was taken from Dakrong Bridge, near the border with Laos. The Vietnamese guide pointed ahead and said, "There's the Ho Chi Minh Trail."
The Ho Chi Minh Trail was acually a a whole complex of thousands of miles of different trails, through the jungle along Vietnam's borders with Laos and Cambodia. It was used by the Vietcong from 1960 to 1975 for the movement of personnel and supplies.Related to:
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Mekong Delta 2
The mangrove swamps are still peaceful and atmospheric.
The 2-day trip departs Sinh Cafe at 7.45 am and returns at 6.30 pm the following day. It only costs US$14, including accommodation.
It takes in Cai Be, Vinh Long, Can Tho and Cai Rang.
You need to take the 2-day trip, if you want to see an active floating market.Related to:
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Most of Vietnam's 85 million people are concentrated in the flat areas of the Mekong and Red River deltas and the narrow coastal strip. Much of the rest of the country is sparsely-populated, forested upland, including the Central Highlands and the Tonkinese Alps in the north, which include the country's highest peak, the 3,134m-high, Mount Fansipan. These areas are where the Montagnards or hill tribes live.Related to:
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A best mix between orient and west
When we hear there would be a festival going on in the town, we(and almost everyone on the journey) want to skip this place by spending a short time there.
It is true that the price of many guesthouses and hotels are all double than the past. There are just tons of vietnamese people swarming into the town to see the festival. But you also have many chances than ever before to deeply get immersed with Vietnamese culture, which there is only one time a year.
In this pavilion, a scarlet just pierces into my eyes in the dark night with the music vibrating out from its inside. A western DJ plays a modern electronic drum and several locals play traditional music instruments, which creating an overwhelming mixture between western and oriental music.
Nationality and music, always the word to speak with the world.Related to:
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Dragonboating during the festival
Dragonboat, a traditional Chinese game represents the power, harmony, union and hardworking towards the champion.
It is the one now hardly seen in many Chinese cities and towns, but i feel fortunated to watch this during the festival.
When the game starts, all the men boats at the same time with the same direction. At the same time, the crowd sitting on the bank waves for cheering all the teams on.Related to:
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Paddy Fields
Before I went to Vietnam, I thought the landscape would be dominated by paddy fields. It's not. Much of the country is mountainous and forested. And the flat areas near the roads are so built up that there is not much space left. I saw surprisingly few great expanses of paddy fields. You really need to wander off the roads to see them.
These ones were north of Hue.Related to:
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Get a private guide!
In Da Lat we engaged a private guide, a driver and a jeep and went on a 7 day trip in the highlands, minority villages and the Mekong delta. It was expensive ( compared with the extreme low prices in Vietnam) but very much worth the extra cost. We came too see so many things we wouldn´t have seen otherwise. These guides is all over in the south and are mostly men who was on the "wrong" side at the War. They were after the war imprisoned and "reprogrammed" and have had difficulties in finding other jobs. Mostley they offer tours om motorbikes but since we were a family we went by jeep. The often have a book in which earlier clients have written their thoughts about this guide. Our experience of this was very good, much better than the official guided tours you can buy every where. But you can bargain!!!!!! We cut the price down about 40 %!!
See & experience the real Mekong Delta
What is it like to be poor in the Mekong Delta?
My mother's family lives within the tribunaries of the Mekong Delta and I was lucky enough to have the change to experience her family's everyday life in Vinh Long, a province south of HCMC that took 3 hours on a minibus to get to.
As our long and narrow little motorised canoe disturbingly roared through the cool and calm river, I saw kids swimming, ladies doing their laundry, got a glimpse of another cooking in her river edge stilt house. I finally got to see the pretty purple Luc Binh water plants I so often heard in folk songs about this part of the world.
you wouldn't see this picture in an brochure that claims to let you see the "real" mekong delta would you?
I've been told that the government is trying to phase these out due to health and hygene concerns.
Anyway, this is not something pleasant to see or... smell... but I find it real and interesting and if you didn't know, there are fish in that home dug pond and they are there to consume anything that you leave behind.. of course the locals wouldn't eat these fish!!!Related to:
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far west of HCMC near the cambodian border
On Approach the the cambodia border, you will start to notice that people there are of a different eithnic group and their facial features are different to city slickers in HCMC.
I felt so terrible even though the scenery was really nice and green because these people seem so poor!
Chau Doc is a place that is visited by every supertitious people in south Vietnam (all of them) no matter what religion they are. It is a long 6 hours drive through most of the famous towns in Mieng Tay - West Vietnam, passing villages and the Mekong River. This poor monkey found itself at a little stall located in the valleys beneath the Chau Doc temples.
Chau doc is still quite a tourist-y place. our driver suggested we go to "bat temple". It is called that because lots of bats live there. The buildings that make up this temple site is not like other buddhist temples in vietnam. its architecture is reminisent of those is cambodia or even thailand which golden (yellow) and blue trimmings.
The Marble Mountains
The Marble Mountains are five limestone peaks named after the elements of Earth, Water, Wood, Metal and Fire. Marble has been quarried here for generations, mainly for making tombstones. But, nowadays, there are numerous marble shops selling souvenirs. Be warned: the children employed to drag visitors into the shops can be a real nuisance.
The Marble Mountains are about 25 km north of Hoi An on Highway 1, near China Beach.Related to:
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Mekong Delta
Actually, the Mekong Delta is not so much off the beaten path nowadays. There are regular 1, 2 and 3-day boat trips organised by Sinh Cafe and Kim Cafe amongst others.
I took the 1-day trip to My Tho and Ben Tre, departing Sinh Cafe at 8.15am and returning at 6.30pm. It cost US$7, including lunch. There is another 1-day trip, to Cai Be and Hoa Kanh, departing at 7.45 am and returning at 6pm. It costs the same.Related to:
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Road stalls
When U travel by bus in Vietnam you will surely stop several times for lunch, drinks and so. I found it very interesting looking at the many strange and colourful products you can find in those road stalls.
There are of course some international items (Sunsilk, Nestle...) but some little local products are really interesting, and most totally unknown for me. I tried a can of watermelon drink and I found it delicious, though it was the first time I saw a similar drink...Related to:
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The recent floods in Assam have destroyed 11,000 hectares of crops that were ready to harvest, submerged more than 600 villages and affected > 300,000 people1. AID is sending $5000 from All India Relief Fund for immediate relief. Last year, the AID Relief Caravan was one of the first relief efforts to reach the flood survivors.
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John Evans on 11 Apr 13"I teach in a small rural school, and more than half of my students arrive and depart by bus everyday. So how do I maintain strong communication with parents when I rarely see them face-to-face? I send home a monthly calendar, and you may have read past posts about using clipboards with weekly sheets and Twitter, but my quickest and easiest tool for disseminating information quickly is Facebook! After posting daily to my classroom Facebook group for two years now, I've gleaned a few tips that I'm happy to share with you."
Dealing with Digital Behavior Issues: A Parent Guide | Edutopia - 8 views
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Parent Involvement in Early Literacy | Edutopia - 3 views
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