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Four new energy management features in the POWER7+™ chip enable larger reductions in chip power consumption and further increase energy efficiency of the system during runtime compared with prior POWER7® systems. First, per-core power gating reduces idle power consumption by allowing the system to turn off the voltage to the processor cores when they are not being used. Second, real-time measurement and control of operational guardband allows for higher maximum clock frequency as well as better dynamic voltage selection to reduce power. Third, per-thread utilization counters enable the firmware to sense processor utilization on a finer granularity and set per-core frequency targets with greater accuracy. Finally, a per-core memory access counter allows firmware to more accurately account for power consumption and budget it on a per-processor core basis. These hardware capabilities together enable new EnergyScale™ firmware functions that include voltage optimization to achieve higher turbo frequencies under stressful environmental conditions, automated idle state detection and management, per-core adaptive frequency scaling, and online power modeling for real-time estimation of energy savings.
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This is the code to a 3d torus I have generated.
ezmesh('(3.7+0.5*cos(v))*cos(u)','(3.7+ 0.5*cos(v))*sin(u)','0.5*sin(v)',[0,2*pi,0,2*pi])
axis([-7 7 -7 7 -2 2]);
Can anyone show me how to transform this torus code into a figure 8 torus? These are the equations and parameters I want to use. I'm not sure how to adjust the parameters in the original torus so the code will work out.
%Figure Eight Torus
%Parameters: c = 1, -pi <= u, v <= pi
%Equations: x = (cos(u)*( c + sin(v)*cos(u)) - (sin(2*v)*sin(u)/2))
% y = (sin(u)*(c + sin(v)*cos(u)) - (sin(2*v)*sin(u)/2))
% z = s(in(u)*sin(v)) + (cos(u)*sin(2*v)/2)
Thank you in advance. -Thomas

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Brian King holds an MS degree in Applied Psychology from Montana State University. Brian serves as the associate director for CO-OP. Mr. King has 20+ years' experience working with American Indian Tribes, managing grants and supervising projects. Brian and his family are enrolled members of the Blackfeet Tribe and enjoy participating in their cultural customs and traditions.
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Larry J. Prestenback Jr., 40, 2280 Coteau Road, Houma, simple criminal damage to property.
LeMichael J. Mosely, 19, 116 ½ Morgan St., Houma, distribution of a schedule II controlled dangerous substance.
Daniel S. Shavor, 31, 315-A Azelia St., Donner, third offense DWI, disobeying a traffic device, five issuing worthless checks less than $100.
Michael K. Blake, 21, 273 Monarch Drive Apartment F-22, Houma, second degree battery.
Leslie T. Parfait, 34, 163 Old Bridge Road, Dulac, parole violation, contempt of court, violation of a support order.
Joaquan K. Hawkins, 19, 507 Ashlawn St., Houma, first offense DWI.
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The intellectual championing of humility and skepticism isn't the easiest way to inspire a devoted following, but it's for that very agenda that 20th century theologian Reinhold Niebuhr has the ears of the wisest of men. The crossroads of ontology and its application for modern life as it's actually lived is where Niebuhr holds court. In The Nature and Destiny of Man, Niebuhr delves into spiritual and Christian themes in the shadows of perhaps the least holy event in human history — World War II. "Man," Niebuhr writes, "is a sinner not because he is one limited individual within a whole but rather because he is betrayed by his very ability to survey the whole to imagine himself the whole." His emphasis on the powerlessness of man to bend the world to his will and, more important, the danger of trying to do so calls to mind Edmund Burke's 18th century distaste for the radical nature of the French Revolution. Niebuhr would go on to further rail against messianism in Children of Light and the Children of Darkness. His thinking and discussion of actual policy made him the statesman's philosopher. Among the government programs and policies that trace their roots to Niebuhrian skepticism are Cold War containment and the realpolitik school of foreign policy.
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LOGAN — The heavy breathing coming from the Utah State locker room Sunday afternoon wasn't exclusively the result of having to nervously wait for the final few NCAA Tournament teams to be announced.
No, the Aggies were a little breathless because after a flight delay returning from the Western Athletic Conference tournament in Reno and literally ran from the team bus into the locker room hoping to see their name pop up on the television screen.
"We missed the first bracket," USU coach Stew Morrrill said. "Then, we had to just watch it from there."
And watch, and watch, and watch.
Finally, as team after team was announced Utah State showed up and the Aggies exhaled.
"We had this overwhelming feeling of despair," Aggie forward Tai Wesley said of the mood in the locker room as the brackets kept showing up on the screen without Utah State listed. "We really thought we were out after the first brackets were out."
But USU was not out. Instead, the Aggies will face Texas A&M Friday in Spokane.
"Well they made us sweat it, number one that was pretty tense in our locker room," Morrill said. "We wanted to do a private function for that very reason. You just never know."
Utah State, 27-7, had plenty of reason to be nervous. Virtually every bracket projection on the Internet had the Aggies as a 'lock' before Saturday's loss to New Mexico State. After the loss, however, USU became one of the most debated bubble teams in the country with the pundits ready to pop the Aggie bubble in favor of teams like Virginia Tech, Mississippi State or Illinois.
"We are just so thrilled and elated that our 17-game winning streak, our regular season championship, winning the WAC by a three-game margin, was rewarded," Morrill said. "When you look at eight teams from non-BCS conferences getting at-large bids it is a big step up from last year when there were only four. I think that is extremely positive for leagues like the WAC and schools like Utah State."
Now that the anticipation, worry and relief has past, Utah State will get down to preparing for the Friday game.
And after last season's 1-point loss to Marquette, the Aggies say they won't be quite the same 'star-struck' team they were 12 months ago.
"I don't think that will be the case this year," Wesley said. "We're feeling like we belong and we'll approach the game that way."
Texas A&M, of course, will be a pretty stiff test — just ask BYU. But USU hopes they'll be ready.
The loss Saturday night, Aggie players said, will help and not hurt them as they prepare.
"Most definitely," Wesley said. "We want that game back. We want a chance to prove we're better than (Saturday) night and prove that on a bigger stage."
Utah State point guard Jared Quayle is also grateful for another chance to end the season in a more palatable way.
"We do have that bitter taste in our mouths," USU's only senior said. " It's my last year playing basketball here at Utah State and I couldn't ask for more; we've had a great year.
"We deserve to be in the tournament. We're going to work hard and have a good week of practice and we're going to go into Friday's game with a lot of excitement and play our hardest," he added. "We're going to do what we can to keep this going."
Mostly, though, the Aggies are just glad it is still going after a nervous night and morning of wondering.
"I'm just overwhelmed, I almost couldn't keep my emotions in check," Wesley said. "When we saw that we were going back into the NCAA Tournament it just feels really good. Our hard work is paying off."
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Belcher's daughter to receive $1million from NFL after her father murdered her mother before killing himself
- Jovan Belcher shot Kasandra Perkins his 22-year-old girlfriend before driving to Arrowhead stadium and turning the gun on himself
- Estate of couple's three-month-old daughter Zoey will receive the money under NFL's collective-bargaining agreement
- Zoey stands to receive $108,000 annually over the next four years, $48,000 in the fifth year and then $52,000 each year until age 18
- Belcher's funeral took place yesterday and Perkins is scheduled for today
The orphaned daughter of Kansas City Chief Jovan Belcher will receive more than $1 million from the NFL.
Belcher shot Kasandra Perkins his 22-year-old girlfriend and the mother of his child before driving to Arrowhead stadium and turning the gun on himself.
The murder-suicide on Saturday morning means that the estate or guardian of his three-month-old daughter Zoey will receive the money under NFL's collective-bargaining agreement.
Happy family: Belcher killed his girlfriend before shooting himself at the Kansas City Chiefs' stadium. His daughter stands to receive $1million from NFL
Zoey stands to receive $108,000 annually over the next four years, $48,000 in the fifth year and then $52,000 each year until age 18.
She'll continue to receive that amount until age 23 if she attends college.
The beneficiary of Belcher, who was in his fourth season, also will receive $600,000 in life insurance, plus $200,000 for each credited season.
Memorial: Pallbearers help load the body of Kansas City Chiefs' Jovan Belcher into a hearse
Moving on: Retired Chiefs Hall of Famer Bobby Bell said, 'It's done and over with and people need to get on with their lives.'
There is also $100,000 in a retirement account that will go to his beneficiary or estate.
Players' beneficiaries are kept confidential - the current collective bargaining agreement was ratified in August 2011.
Belcher's mother Cheryl Shepherd, 54, has temporary custody of the couple's baby and relatives have said she will take responsibility for the infant.
Family man: Belcher with his girlfriend at the birth of his son just months before he left the child orphaned
Gone: Belcher's baby will never know her mother
It is thought she will raise her granddaughter at the Long Island home where the 25-year-old grew up.
Ms Shepherd had been in Kansas City to help Belcher and his girlfriend with their young daughter when the incident happened.
The couple had doted on their young daughter - they posted several photos on the internet showing Perkins holding the infant when she was born as well as photos of the trio.
Tragic case: Belcher is pictured with his girlfriend and the mother of his child, Kasandra Perkins, whom he shot dead at his home on Saturday before killing himself
Love: On Facebook, a profile for Kasandra Perkins includes pictures of her and Belcher with their three month old baby
Meanwhile more details have been released about the hours leading up to the tragedy.
Belcher was awoken by police officers at 2.50am as he slept outside an apartment block in his car.
He told them that he was there to visit his 'girlfriend', yet she was not home, police spokesman Darin Snapp said.
Snapp said Belcher made a phone call and a short time later, a woman let Belcher into her building.
Snapp said police did not question the woman and don't know who she is,
the New York Post identified her as Brittni Glass, who works at an
Armani Exchange in Kansas City,
Witnesses have since told police that Belcher stayed at the apartment until 6:30 a.m., Snapp said.
Murder: After leaving, he went home, shot his live-in girlfriend and then killed himself at his team's stadium
'I was with him that night, that's it,' Glass told the Post.
Glass said they had been together
that night but were not in a relationship and would not say where he
slept. Police confirmed that several people came forward to tell them
about Belcher's visit.
added: 'When he was sleeping she may have come home, and he didn't
realise. He was very cooperative and thanked the officers.'
He went off their radar until about 7:50 a.m., when police were called to Belcher's home after he had shot and killed Perkins.
Stepping out: Brittni Glass, who was out with Jovan Belcher the night before he killed his girlfriend is seen in Kansas City on Tuesday morning
'Girlfriend': He was reportedly found sleeping in his car outside her home before going inside for four hours
Her body was found on the floor of the master bathroom with multiple gunshot wounds, according to a police incident report.
Belcher's mother said she was not happy about the release Wednesday of recordings of the emergency phone call she made after Perkins was shot.
'I just got a phone call that they did that, and I don't appreciate it' she said.
'Right now I don't want to talk about it.'
In the 911 calls released by Kansas City police, Shepherd begs Perkins to stay alive.
'Stay with me, the ambulance is on the way. Stay with me,' she shouts.
She adds to the dispatcher: 'She's still breathing but please hurry. I don't know how he... They were arguing, please hurry.'
Final night: Crews work on an apartment building in Kansas City, Missouri where Jovan Belcher spent some of his final hours outside the home of a woman whom he called his 'girlfriend'
Away from home: Police said Belcher went inside around 2.30am and witnesses said he left at 6.30am
Shepherd told dispatchers that Perkins was bleeding, 'just barely' awake and that it looked as though she was wounded in the back. She said Perkins moved when she spoke to her.
When police arrived at the couple's home at about 7:50 a.m., they found Perkins' body on the floor of the master bathroom with gunshot wounds to her chest, neck and abdomen.
By this point Belcher had driven to his team's stadium and shot himself dead in front of his coach and general manager.
Crime scene: The Independence, Missouri, home where Belcher fatally shot his girlfriend on Saturday
On Wednesday, Shepherd said that the days since the shooting have been very difficult - but that she loves her son and the slain girlfriend.
In a brief phone conversation, Shepherd, who had been staying with the couple to help out with the baby, said she had a 'beautiful relationship' with Perkins.
She added that she has been working on funeral arrangements for Belcher but has not managed to sleep or eat much since the slayings.
Mourners, including several Chiefs players, attended an hour-long private memorial service for Belcher on Wednesday in Kansas City.
Retired Chiefs Hall of Famer Bobby Bell said afterward: 'This is a sad situation,'
'You never want to be put under those situations. Never. It's not good. You don't want to see things like that. I don't know how they got through it.'
The funeral for Perkins is scheduled for this afternoon at the Ridgeview Family Fellowship Church in Blue Ridge, Texas, 50 miles northeast of Dallas
According to the Turrentine Jackson Morrow funeral home, she is also survived by two siblings, her parents, grandparents and a great-grandmother.
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Funny stuff dude...
Just wante to say congrats on teh funny flash and pairing it with that catchy song (damn its going to be stuck in my head for a bit...lol). Anywho, hit close to home because when I was younger, I actually got nailed for that (well music because I was young and naive) and let me just tell you it sucked. Well...$4000 settling sucked anyways. Anywho, I digress, good job on the flash man and though its a vicious circle, pirating and developing (said below), pirating will end up costin you in the end...or at least it did for me. Peace.
the RIAA is crazy. at least the SIIA and your ISP give you a warning first...
Really nice. Yeah, I agree that pirating damages the software producing companies... But some of the things just cost DAMN TOO MUCH. AND THEY KEEP ON GETTING HIGHER!
yep because more and more people pirate it
hmmm pretty cool
I thought the song and animation was pretty good. However, with pirating software it does encourage the software devlopers to make better security measures, which also encourages a hacker to crack it and share it. And with Open-Source Software spreading like wildfire piracy may go down but who knows.
This is The Circle of PIRACY!! lol
But pretty cool animation overall. Sorry if I seem negative though I just had to put that out there.
true but 11-12 billion dollars is lost in the software industry a year. i think each company could hire one more hacker to make security better with far less money than that which was lost
you need to release an mp3 for this is amazing
www.google.com 'you are a pirate mp3'


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they are always watching
Instead of conforming to the way society wants me to draw, I should draw like that! That's true expressionism!
draw how you feel. don't let others say what is right or wrong. there is no right or wrong in art. art is expressing yourself, and to fully do it, you have to do it your way.
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Darts and Laurels: Confusing signal hurt the cause
Published: Saturday, November 21, 2009 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 20, 2009 at 9:46 p.m.
Dart -- To the United States Preventive Services Task Force, for the confusing new guidelines that recommend that women in their 40s no longer have annual mammograms and that women ages 50 to 74 have them only every other year instead of annually. The guidelines took women's health and cancer awareness backward a step and hampered an already hard fight to have women get mammograms. Various groups, such as the American Cancer Society and the Department of Health and Human Services, stand behind once-a-year mammograms after age 40, and most insurers say they won't alter their coverage. But many women flooded clinics with phone calls, worried their mammograms would no longer be covered annually. A significant number of women already ignore doctors' advice to get screened each year. The confusing signal only makes it harder to get the message out.
Laurel -- To the Hendersonville High School soccer team, which takes on Holly Ridge Dixon at 3 p.m. today in the 1-A state soccer finals in Cary. The second-ranked Bearcats have an impressive 19-4-1 record, which includes three straight playoff shutouts. The Bearcats made it to the state finals by beating Monroe 3-0 Wednesday, after a third-round 4-0 win over Albermarle. Win or lose, these talented young men have represented our county well and made us proud. We wish them the best of luck this afternoon.
Dart -- To Internet companies pitching fraudulent products to treat or prevent seasonal and swine flu. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently issued a warning about 140 bogus flu products. Such companies feed off of fear and paranoia to make a buck. North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper cautioned consumers this week about such products. The best way to avoid getting the flu are to get a flu shot, wash your hands regularly and stay away from people who are sick, he says. The only medications approved to treat H1N1 are Tamiflu and Relenza -- both available only by prescription. His advice should be heeded: Check for warnings or recalls, ask for proof, consult your doctor, be careful about online prescriptions, pay with a credit card, remember "natural" doesn't mean safe, and report phony cures. It's a good move by Cooper to protect citizens who might otherwise get sucked in by the modern-day snake-oil pitchmen selling worthless products.
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Because they have to make sure you are fully invested in it. 10 percent should be sufficient.
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It is a beautiful thing to know anyone can come to know Christ regardless of their language, their level of education, geographical location, or customs of etiquette.
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Not only do you not need to study theology to believe in Christ. Christian ministers would rather you didn't. After all, religion has never been about getting people to think. It's about getting them to believe.
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Man, being imperfect, was inspired by God to create the Constitution of the United States. From that, came legal precidence and the laws of this nation.
While people might not agree with all laws at the federal, state, and local levels, to what intent did the founding fathers create the underlying provisions to any law? What happens when someone kills a man, steals a car, or any manner of actions that would break a law?
That person loses a measure of freedom whether with time spent in court proceedings, fines, jail, and so forth. Laws, however imperfect, protect us from those who seek to take away basic liberties and freedoms.
So, if man is imperfect and yet we have the best form of government on earth today (despite corruption), how much more would a perfectly just and merciful God create laws that govern everything from the universe on down to each individual person?
Obedience to God's laws brings forth blessings and lasting happiness, which is something the world cannot give nor understand. When one is prepared to follow God's laws, they can receive of His knowledge, line upon line, until they know His mysteries in full.
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@EternalPerspective – "Man, being imperfect, was inspired by God to
create the Constitution of the United States."
Exactly how I remember it from college.
Oh, except instead of God it was the Greeks, Romans, Spinoza, Hume, Smith, Voltaire, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, among others…
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RE: Theological training not required to believe in Christ. True,
"A simple farm boy can understand the *gospel, you need a priest to make to make it impossible." Martin Luther.
(*John 3:16 NET, For God so loved the world: He gave his one and only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life.
An Early Christian creed, "Whoever calls on the name of the LORD(YHWH) will be saved. (Romans 10:13) see (Amos 2:32)
One of the purposes of a creeds or (articles of faith)is to constrain the ministers from preaching heretical doctrines as todays: i.e...(Modalism)=Oneness Pentecostals. (Arianism)=JW's. Gnosticism, humans are divine souls trapped in a material world created by an imperfect god=(Christian Science, new age.)
…there were also false prophets among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you. They will secretly introduce destructive heresies, even denying the sovereign Lord … "(2Peter 2:1).
RE: Eternal perspective, …line upon line..,Isa 28:10 (KJV) a mistranslated scripture has become a catch-phrase of wisdom which was originally intended to be a mocking chide?
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Mortal men do not have the capacity to create a single thought. When a man forms an idea they first experience a sudden stroke of enlightenment which prompts them to act. So where did that enlightenment originate from. Was it Greeks, Romans, Spinoza, Hume, Smith, Voltaire, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, others? Not even close. That knowledge was known Eons before they were ever born. God was gracious enough to share it with them. "I am the true light that lighteth every man that cometh into the world;" D&C 93:2
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I was going to ask for a citation on this statement:
"Mortal men do not have the capacity to create a single thought."
But then I saw you covered it with D&C 93:2
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KJV - James 2:26, "For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also" and 2:18, "Therefore wilt thou know, O vain man, that faith without works is dead and cannot save you?"
I assume obedience is not required to be saved by those who think grace is sufficient to save fallen man through atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ...correct?
If God has made us in His image and we are fallen by Adam, why would God then save us by mere belief in Jesus Christ? Again, from my past comments to you, what of those who died without knowledge of the Savior, are they condemned?
Grace without Priesthood ordinances and obedience to the laws and ordinances of God given through the Savior Jesus Christ is not in alignment with the Bible. That is why the very same Priesthood authority mentioned throughout the Bible was required to perform the saving ordinances, which do not just "take effect" because of mere belief.
How can God be perfectly just and merciful if grace alone is sufficient? Where is the fairness...where is the logic..why care at all about our works then?
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Why would anybody devote their time, talent and lives to myths, fictional characters and beliefs that "most" people believe only because their parents did, and their parents, and their parents because somewhere along the line they were duped into believing empty promises or loaded with guilt. Makes no sense to me.
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One fun thing about the Bible and words of prophets throughout the ages is that they provide a platform for doctrinal ambiguities. Then people with a variety of backgrounds and experiences can try to resolve them via the interwebs.
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In all fairness, it is good to clarify "saved". First, there is the free gift the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ gives to all, which is a perfected immortal body through the resurrection.
But, "perfected" is the flesh only, while works done in the mortal body do follow us in the resurrection. The corruption of sins cannot become incorruption for those that remain un-repented in the resurrection.
Therefore, for what reason would a man have to do the works of Christ by grace alone and faith alone, if he could not obtain a greater glory after the resurrection? What purpose would there be in "doing" any works of God?
There must be a second part to the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ in God's plan for His children that is earned by faith and works. Perfect justice and mercy could not fit into a linear package for all believers, while those who had not heard of Christ or rejected Him in the flesh are all consigned to endless torment.
Paul speaks of many glories after the resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15:40-44 KJV. How would eternal glory not be "weighted" and based on faith and works?
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@ zoar63 - "I am the true light that lighteth every man that cometh into
the world;"
There are many who would agree with the notion that we are all "divine sparks" animated by the light of God (broadly conceived) – Deists like many of the Founding Fathers, Pantheists like Spinoza, many native & pagan traditions, Buddhism, Taoism, etc, etc, etc…
But that idea does not in any way justify belief in a personal God, a God that intervenes in human affairs, the truth of doctrines, rituals, sacred books, and certainly not the idea that any one group has a monopoly on spiritual truth.
And your understanding of how people acquire knowledge is confused to say the least. Sure, ideas often come as "sudden strokes of enlightenment" but that is always preceded by years of reading, observation, thinking, discussion, experimentation, etc.
If the "God was gracious enough to share it with them" hypothesis were true, then these ideas could just as easily be expressed by a child.
I may have missed it, but I don't recall reading any great works in college penned by anonymous five year old.
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The trend of endless debates has always been evident with the Bible, as with any manner of worldly philosophical or religious discussion.
That's why anyone who is earnestly, honestly, and sincerely seeking for truth above all things the world can and has offered them should go directly to the source with God and ask Him. It is one thing to advocate a cause in a Blog, but quite another to dive in with firsthand experience to prove all things for truth or fallacy with personal immersion.
Joseph Smith as a young boy not even 15 years old was so conflicted about the religious revival of His day in the early 1800s. Over the course of time and pondering, he was led to finally pray vocally for the first time in his life. What resulted was an incremental restoration of God's truths, authority, and Church that had been missing from the world for thousands of years. Prayer works miracles and enables the power of God to become a reality for anyone who seeks.
For all those who doubt God or that His Church could be on the earth today, I invite you to ask of Him directly.
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Unwieldy Toaster,
"One fun thing about the Bible and words of prophets throughout the ages is that they provide a platform for doctrinal ambiguities. Then people with a variety of backgrounds and experiences can try to resolve them via the interwebs."
We've come a long from Medieval times when the Church resisted efforts to have the Bible made available in the vernacular of the locals. The Church controlled the message then and kept the masses 'informed' by what came down from the pulpit on Sunday mornings. Those days are gone.
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RE: EternalPerspective- Martin Luther on James 2:26, "You are saved by
faith alone but saving faith is never alone; faith is pregnant with good works.
(Rom. 3:20, 28) - "… by the works of the Law no flesh will be justified in His sight; for through the Law comes the knowledge of sin...For we maintain that a man is justified by faith apart from works of the Law."
(Gal 2:16) - ".. man is Not justified by the works of the Law but through faith in Christ Jesus, even we have believed in Christ Jesus, that we may be justified by faith in Christ, and not by the works of the Law; since by the works of the Law shall no flesh be justified."
Eph 2: 8-10 For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God— not by works, so that no one can boast. 10 For we are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, "which God prepared in advance" for us to do.
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You're not supposed to think about these things in any logical/critical
way. It's a simple formula really.
Just Pay, Pray, and Obey!
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"....the very same Priesthood authority mentioned throughout the Bible was required to perform the saving ordinances, which do not just "take effect" because of mere belief."
According to Paul in Galatians 3, faith is all that's needed to be children of Abraham. Those who are baptized in Christ clothe themselves in Christ but ordinances don't save any more than does the law of Moses which Paul sees as a bridge between Abraham and Christ and was meant to teach us about sin, a band aid solution that expired when Christ "ransomed" us. It implies that the church itself serves no redeeming purpose, social perhaps, but nothing essential to salvation.
Paul's theology is difficult for me to make sense of. I can't help wondering what Jesus would have had to say about it. But it did appeal to Gentile culture in which Paul was very adept at finding recruits to whatever the movement was really about.
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Jesus was living in a land occupied by Imperial Rome. It seems the whole point
of his teachings was that even the mighty power of Caesar could not conquer the
human soul unless you let it. He showed people how to be free by controlling
their interactions with society rather than trying to overthrow it.
I simply don't see any hint of the complex arguments about "the self" or the sophisticated cosmologies that both ancient and modern thinkers attribute to Jesus. If you really want to see how the earliest believers interpreted Jesus, I recommend a first century Christian document called "The Didache." You won't need a course in Greek Philosophy to read it and you will be amazed.
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"If the"God was gracious enough to share it with them" hypothesis were true, then these ideas could just as easily be expressed by a child."
Was not Mozart composing when he was a child? What about other child prodigies?
And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams: (Acts 2:17)
16 Behold, it came to pass on the morrow that the multitude gathered themselves together, and they both saw and heard these children; yea, even babes did open their mouths and utter marvelous things;(3 Ne 26:16)
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This sounds like Aryn Leneer in Deceived, and Bastilla in Revan.
Probably the jist of what I'd tell her is take awhile to learn what life is like away from the force, and just live like...like a regular person if she really thinks she's that far removed from regular life. Gauge all her strengths and weaknesses outside her life as a Jedi, work at them.
Once she believes she has gained enough perspective and is otherwise well enough off, she can decide then what her next move should be. If she wanted to try to be an unorthodox Jedi, as it would seem that is the trend, she's free to try it. Or if she wanted to give it up, the cloak'n'robes, altogether, that might do her well. Or she may well decide after a long trail of bad experiences to go back.
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Multiple Internet sites, including popular hangouts Twitter and Facebook, were temporarily disrupted Thursday after they were struck by apparently coordinated computer attacks.
Users were unable to access Twitter's Web site for about two hours starting around 9 a.m. EDT. Around the same time, Facebook users saw delays logging in or using the social network.
Facebook Inc. and Twitter Inc. were working together with Google Inc. to investigate what happened, according to a person familiar with the matter. Another person familiar with the attack said it may have been targeted at a single Russian activist blogger with accounts across the impacted services.
The companies traced the problem to what the computer industry calls "denial-of-service" attacks, which are designed to make sites inaccessible by overwhelming them with a flood of traffic. Though such attacks are fairly routine, simultaneous action against multiple consumer Internet companies is rare.
The attacks Thursday underscored the rising profile of social-networking sites -- particularly Twitter and Facebook -- which have become major communications hubs for millions of people. Twitter appeared to have the most difficulty coping with the attacks, which computer-industry experts attributed to its smaller size and rapid growth.
Twitter has struggled to add more capacity as growing numbers of users join its microblogging service to distribute short messages to their followers. That growth has also made it a target for criminals and hackers, some of whom have broken into user accounts, among other exploits.
"We've worked hard to achieve technical stability," Twitter co-founder Biz Stone wrote in a blog post. Nevertheless, the incident is "a reminder that there's still lots of work ahead."
A denial-of-service attack doesn't require infiltrating a target company's systems. In most cases, attackers use hundreds or thousands of computers that have been previously commandeered for the purpose, often through virus software spread around the Internet.
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With an eye to letting people link more devices and displays without using cables, the Wireless Gigabit Alliance plans to bring DisplayPort technology into its specification.
With an eye to letting people link more devices and displays without using cables, the Wireless Gigabit Alliance plans to bring DisplayPort technology into its specification.
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Microsoft officials are exuding excitement over their prospects in the smartphone industry with the launch of Windows Phone 7. That's partly because the company knows exactly what previous versions of their mobile operating system did wrong.
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Security experts today suggested ways Firefox users can protect themselves against Firesheep, the new browser add-on that lets amateurs hijack users' access to Facebook, Twitter and other popular services.
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Cast: J.J. (II) (German), Jane Darling, Dillon (I), Petty Poll, Sabina Black, Laura Lion, Mandy Bright, George Uhl, Daria Glover, Choky Ice
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Dillon, the American stud who came to fame as the stud/hubby of Dasha, has moved to Prague with her, launching his own gonzo series and becoming the ugly and horny American. Dillon calls the women whores, talks about having his way with them, and soon enough, they're taking cock in all ports of entry.
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Those last two series are shaping up to be intense.
Those last two series are shaping up to be intense.
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I, for one, liked the Pirates a lot better when they were miserable bottom-feeders.
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That's right, it's me. Yes that is the galleria area and yes I did get enough for a storm. I was dared by the friend of mine shooting the video, 30 minutes on the street corner with a sign and he would buy me a storm. 30 minutes for 200 bucks? I'll take it. I ain't too proud baby. It was hilarious, I made some peoples day. They were cracking up as were the store workers.
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