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1. A state of mind related to the west coast 2. where the real G's are from 3. a piece of Los Angeles
Fuck yeah, I am jsut bangin' on the westside right now. I'll hit ya back
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where the true Original Gangstas are from. the eastside aint got nothing on us!
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xTPLx가 작성 2004년 12월 10일 (금)
The west side is NOT, as incorrectly defined, the west coast. It refers to the westside, duh, of a major city. It is used by street gangs if they originate from the western neighborhoods of a certain area. If you live on the west coast, that does not make you west side. That depends on where in that particular city you reside.
Rob: You're from San Francisco, right?
Bobby: Yep.
Rob: How are things on the west side?
Bobby: Uh...you mean, west coast?
Bobby: Yep.
Rob: How are things on the west side?
Bobby: Uh...you mean, west coast?
skrudge가 작성 2008년 01월 12일 (토)
The side which, while facing North, is directly to your left.
Billy's trip to Canada was redirected to the west side due to an abrupt left hand turn.
parlay가 작성 2005년 10월 17일 (월)
keep drinkin smokin strait westcoastin west side till we die . tu pac 4 evea
west side biatch
lee가 작성 2004년 01월 14일 (수)
A phrase said by a bunch of stupid-ass 6 year olds who don't even know which way west is. It makes them look cool.
Little kid:Yo what up nigga. I just came rollin from da west side baby!
Me: STFU
Me: STFU
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By Margaret Gotheridge, U.S. Army Garrison Schweinfurt Public AffairsApril 18, 2013
If your time here in Germany is coming to an end, but you feel like you didn't get to see all that you could, I have compiled a 'Bucket List' of 16 places that I think are worth your visit. The list provides you with a little information about the destination, ways to get there and how long you will need to explore some of the world's most amazing places. Just remember that you will need to bring your passport with you to visit most of these destinations.
Berlin, Germany
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Berlin is a young and vibrant city, but still maintains a neighborhood feeling. It has numerous museums that house priceless artifacts from all over the world. Definitely visit the famous Checkpoint Charlie. You can have your passport stamped there and it is a good place to pick-up cheesy souvenirs for the family. You should check out the highlights like Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island and the Berlin Wall.
Car = 4 to 5 hours
Train = a little over 4 hours
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: Weekend
Munich, Germany
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Munich, the capital of Bavaria, is surrounded by that storybook Bavarian atmosphere. Sit in a huge outdoor beer garden in the warmer months and listen to the polka bands or visit their famous museums. You can also visit shops selling traditional lederhosen and dirndls as well as the numerous parks surrounding the city. It also serves as a great launching point to explore places like Neuschwanstein Castle, Berchtesgadener Land and Salzburg, Austria.
Car = 2 1/2 to 3 hours
Train = 3 hours (look into getting a Bayern-Ticket for ,22)
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: Weekend
Amsterdam, Netherlands
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: This canal filled city is jammed packed with things to see and do. When you visit Amsterdam, take time to wander the canals and see the picturesque house boats. Even if you aren't a museum person, you might be pleasantly surprised with the Van Gogh Museum and the Anne Frank House.
Car = 5 to 6 hours
Train = 5 to 6 hours
Plane = is an option
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: 3-day trip
Brussels, Belgium
WHY YOU SHOULD GO:Good food, great beer and tons to see. Don't get distracted by the Belgian chocolate and waffles. Brussels (or Bruxelles) has much more to offer. Visit the Town Hall and the Grand Place in the heart of Brussels. From the main square venture down to see Brussels' more humorous side by seeing Manneken Pis.
Car = 5 hours
Train = 5 hours
Plane = is an option
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: Weekend
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Luxembourg is a unique little city with old and new mixed so beautifully together. The Old Town is situated within the old fortress walls. On many days, especially the weekends, you can usually stumble upon a market or two. Because of the city's central location many musicians touring through Europe often perform here, so check out local venues for tour dates. Luxembourg's central location also accounts for the numerous battlefields surrounding the area. One in particular, the Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial, is where Gen. George S. Patton is buried.
Car = 4 hours
Train = 5 or more hours
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: Weekend
Paris, France
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Paris is one of Europe's most popular destinations, but it can be a little overwhelming. Given that Paris has something for everyone, make sure you plan ahead and figure out exactly what side of Paris you want to explore. Many tourists see the main highlights like the Eiffel Tower, Musée du Louvre and Notre Dame. Make sure that in between the main attractions you immerse yourself in the Parisian lifestyle by sitting back at a café and enjoying the fact that you are in Paris. People watch. Absorb the city. You may also want to make a day trip to the Palace of Versailles or enjoy an evening of entertainment at the world-renowned cabaret Moulin Rouge.
Car = 6 to 7 hours
Train = 6 1/2 hours
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: 4-day weekend
Basel, Switzerland
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Basel is situated on the Rhine River near the boarders of Germany and France. This city has a beautiful Old Town that mixes the young with the international, especially when the city comes alive at night. Because Switzerland is not on the Euro and is relatively expensive, you may want to stay in France or Germany to save a few bucks. To make the most of your trip venture further into Switzerland or explore cities like Mulhouse, Colmar or Strasburg in eastern France.
Car = 4 hours
Train = 4 1/2 to 5 hours
Note: to enter Switzerland by car you need to purchase a ,50 vignette, which is good for a whole year.
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: Weekend
Lucerne, Switzerland
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Lucerne has the best of both worlds, combining a city atmosphere with beautiful views of the Alps from Mt. Rigi. The city has wonderful eateries and outdoor cafés that beckon you to enjoy your environment and relax. A must: Try the fondue.
Car = 4 1/2 hours
Train = 6 hours
Note: to enter Switzerland you need to purchase a ,50 vignette which is good for a whole year.
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: Weekend
Salzburg, Austria
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: For such a small city, Salzburg really is a great place to see. It is famous as the birth place of Mozart and where The Sound of Music was filmed. The city's skyline is marked by two very unique structures the Hohensalzburg Fortress and Salzburg Cathedral. If you can pull yourself away from the beauty of downtown Salzburg, then venture to the old salt mines near Bad Reichenhall or chill-off in the ice caves near Werfen.
Car = 4 1/2 hours
Train = 4 1/2 hours
Note: If you are traveling by car, you will need to purchase a vignette for the number of days you will be traveling in Austria.
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: 3-day trip
Vienna, Austria
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Vienna is steeped in history, culture and art. It is the home of the Spanish Riding School and was the residence for the Habsburgs. It was the heart of the Austro-Hungarian Empire that ruled much of Europe for hundreds of years. There are tons of museums, monuments, sculptures and even zoos that can be explored.
Car = 6 hours
Train = 6 hours
Plane = is an option
Note: If traveling by car, you will need to purchase a vignette for the number of days you will be traveling in Austria.
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: 3-day trip
Florence, Italy
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Florence's attractions are endless. As the birthplace of the Renaissance, you'll come to appreciate the art from all of the great masters, including the statue of David. A walk around the city offers opportunities to climb the Duomo, walk across the Ponte Vecchio and see works of art in the Uffizi. If you want to explore the hills of Tuscany or the Chianti wine region, use Florence as a starting point.
Car = 8 1/2 hours
Train = 12 hours
Plane = is an option
Note: There is an overnight train that is an option.
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: 4-day weekend
Venice, Italy
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Venture into the walkways, canals and water ways of Venice and the first thing you notice is that the city hum of vehicular traffic is replaced by the sounds of boats. Once you have explored the Dogi Palace, Saint Mark's Cathedral and the Rialto Bridge, strap on your sea legs and hop on a boat to Murano. It is an island in the Venetian Lagoon that is famous for the most beautiful glass creations.
Car = 7 1/2 hours
Train = 11 to 13 hours
Note: There is an overnight train that is an option.
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: 3-day trip
Rome, Italy
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Rome has so much to offer because it has been the center of Mediterranean civilizations for thousands of years. From ancient Roman structures to new chic boutiques the city has everything you can imagine. Remember "when in Rome, do as the Romans do." So relax and enjoy the many splendid wonders of the eternal city.
Car = 11 hours
Train = 14 to 15 hours
Plane = is an option
Note: There is an overnight train that is an option.
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: 4-day weekend
Prague, Czech Republic
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Prague has so many sights worth seeing. You can explore the Prague Castle, stroll over the Charles Bridge and watch the astrological clock at the Town Hall. If you like beer then you should check out some of the local brews that have been made here for centuries.
Car = 3 1/2 hours
Train = 5 to 6 hours
Note: If traveling by car, you will need to purchase a vignette for the number of days you will be traveling in the Czech Republic.
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: Weekend
Warsaw, Poland
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: With a tumultuous background, Warsaw is a mixture of the old, the new and the futuristic. As the capital of Poland, Warsaw was once reduced to nothing during World War II, but has since been rebuilt serving as a testament to the stamina of the city's people. The Old Town hall has been restored to its former glory and you can see other amazing sites like the palace complexes of Łazienki Królewskie and Wilanów and the Warsaw Rising Museum.
Car = 8 1/2 hours
Train = 10 hours
Plane = is an option
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: 4-day weekend
Krakow, Poland
WHY YOU SHOULD GO: Krakow, self proclaimed as the cultural heart of Poland, escaped Warsaw's fate during World War II. Krakow has several notable sites worth seeing like the Wawel Royal Castle, the main market square and the old city walls. Take time to listen to the trumpeter in St. Mary's Tower playing to notify you of the hour and see if you can hear if something is missing. Pack lightly and buy pottery on the cheap.
Car = 7 1/2 hours
Train = 15 hours
Plane = is an option
LENGTH OF TIME FOR TRIP: 4-day weekend
*All train times were based upon information found on Deutsche Bahn.

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1 large potato
1 tbsp shredded Swiss cheese (or Gruyere)
1 tbsp grated onion
1 tbsp butter
salt and pepper for seasoning
Parboil the potato and chill in the refrigerator for a few hours.
Grate the potato. Mine were a bit fine but coarser gratings would be even better.
Mix in the grated onion, cheese and the seasonings.
Heat a heavy bottomed pan and melt a tsp of the butter. Add the seasoned potatoes mixture in an even layer and press them down to flatten them into a flat cake. Cook for 5-6 minutes, until crispy and lightly browned.
Loosen and remove to a plate. Add the remaining butter to the pan and slide back the rosti to cook the other side. Another 5-6 minutes until browned. Serve.
Note: I used an omelette pan and made three smaller rostis from this. Traditionally, it is more like a pie that is cut into wedges and served.


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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
SOTD: Elizabeth W Sweet Tea, and loyalties
Sweet Tea made me feel happy, feminine, pretty. Cool and well-hydrated in the summer. Nicely honey-nourished (like a comfy bear) in the winter. I actually used up a bottle (admittedly, a mini, but that's still almost un-heard-of) and the trauma of being briefly without it led me to buy two full-size bottles.
Then I encountered other teas. Harmatan Noir. L'Eau Rare Matale. Yerbamate. Moroccan Mint Tea. Comme des Garcons Tea. They crept in, one by one and beguiled me with their bitter or herbal or astringent or dry-cleaning-fluid charms. And as a result, I haven't worn Sweet Tea in a year or more.
I feel bad neglecting my old favorite. So that's why I'm reviewing it today - in the hope that you'll try some. Because it's still lovely. Feminine but not too girly. Sweet but not a tasteless sugar sweet. Again, lovely. And, I should add, really inexpensive.
It's just, well, not weird. And you know me - I need the weird. So give this one a try - it just might become your best-loved tea.
Review Roundup: Blogdorf Goodman and Now Smell This and Basenotes and MakeupAlley and Feminine Things.
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16 comments:
- Melody206 said...
Is Elisabeth W the brand? Sweet Tea is the scent. Your blog is an incredible education for me. This sounds like such a nice normal scent, like something you'd find at Bath and Body Works ... well almost ... except that I don't shop there.
- February 3, 2010 at 11:24 PM
- ChickenFreak said...
Yup - Elizabeth W makes fragrances Sweet Tea, and Rose, and Tuberose, and Magnolia, and several others- they're all high-quality, pretty, normal scents. Except for the Chamomile one. I hate that one a lot. If you wanted to try them, they have a nice website where you can buy a travel size of any of the fragrances for...er.. around twenty dollars. A very reasonable price.
I'm addicted to Rose as a bath oil, though it's not weird enough for me as a perfume. :) It's a very pretty straightforward garden rose, extremely wearable, neither childish or vampy, and not at all synthetic to my nose.
(Y'know, I was just saying that I avoid scented products other than perfume, wasn't I? But not in the bathtub. Any fragrance has to be compatible with the remaining traces of Rose. I don't generally review a new fragrance that way, but for day to day wear, yep, it's there.)
- February 4, 2010 at 12:14 AM
- Ines said...
I've never heard of this. Is this limited to US only? Sounds very interesting.
- February 4, 2010 at 1:13 AM
- ChickenFreak said...
Hmm. It might be, or it might just be so niche that it's seldom seen - I've rarely seen it in stores even in the Bay Area, where the parent company is.
Checking the website, I see that they say that they do ship internationally, but they want you to call for a shipping quote.
- February 4, 2010 at 1:18 AM
- Bloody Frida said...
Have you tried L'Occitane's Honey&Lemon fragrance?
- February 4, 2010 at 4:30 AM
- flittersniffer said...
I'd never heard of the brand Elizabeth W, I must say - not to be confused of course with Elizabeth W, our Queen.
The only other tea scent I could commend to you is L'Artisan Tea for Two. I think SIP Black Rosette had black tea in it, but that is just plain weird otherwise.
- February 4, 2010 at 5:31 AM
- lovethescents said...
I've heard of Elizabeth W's Tea on NST but have never tried it. Samples are impossible to find. It does sound lovely though. I did mention CSP's Ecume de The which is a light and lovely, booze-free Long Island Iced Tea. But, I did recently hear about a discontinued CSP called The Eau de Parfum (The being French for tea :-) )
- February 4, 2010 at 6:59 AM
- ChickenFreak said...
Frida, I think I have, and I think I liked it, but not quite enough to buy a full-size bottle - I remember wishing that they had a mini. (I should check to see if they have a mini now.) Himself liked it OK, too, which is somewhat unusual.
- February 4, 2010 at 9:49 AM
- ChickenFreak said...
flitternsniffer, apparently the brand was named after the founder's grandmother. Or mother? Anyway, not the Queen. :)
Tea for Two! How could I forget Tea for Two! Probably because to me it's a "hot" tea fragrance, and most of those others are iced tea fragrances, though I couldn't say what makes something iced tea to me. But Tea for Two is lovely. And it's not even very weird - at least, it's only weird to the delighted, "Oh, what is that?" level and not the "Why would you want to smell like _that_?!" level.
Oh, danger, danger. I looked up Black Rosette and am fascinated now. Perfume-Smellin' Things' quick review includes the phrase "alluringly bizarre, slightly minty, astringent beginning". Cool. :)
- February 4, 2010 at 9:53 AM
- ChickenFreak said...
lovethescents, yep, they have a bad policy on samples - I think that they won't mail them or sell them to you unless you buy something else. For a line that's sold in very few stores, that's a bad policy; it's hard to get that first thing that you know you want to buy. They do _make_ carded samples - it's not as if they're so mini that they can't afford to print the cards or anything. They just don't give them out very generously.
I suppose they could argue that the minis are their samples. But twenty dollars plus shipping is a little much to sample just one fragrance. (Or perhaps two, if they'll throw in an actual sample sample with the order.)
Oh, yes I remember making a Note of Ecume de The. I'll add a second Note. Maybe the two votes will make me remember to get a decant. :) The Eau de Parfum? Also a Note.
- February 4, 2010 at 9:59 AM
- Bloody Frida said...
CF if we lived closer I would give you my bottle - I'm not as fond of it as I initially thought I was!
- February 4, 2010 at 1:15 PM
- ChickenFreak said...
Thanks for the thought, Frida. :) Maybe you'll turn back to it, or does it feel permanent? (Just wondering if I'd be likely to stop liking it, if I did buy some.)
- February 5, 2010 at 9:42 AM
- Bloody Frida said...
I'm not sure CF...if I do decide to give it away, I'll contact you!
- February 19, 2010 at 1:54 PM
- ChickenFreak said...
I should clarify - I never participate in swaps or giveaways, because I know I won't reciprocate, because I have Postal Regulation Phobia. :) So I appreciate the thought, but wouldn't take you up on it.
Someday I really should get over the Phobia. Or have a nice talk with my postmaster to be absolutely sure of the legal ways of mailing perfume. Or something.
- February 19, 2010 at 3:05 PM
- Bloody Frida said...
Actually (from what I just read in Burr's book, The Perfect Scent) perfumes use denatured alcohol which is not drinkable, so it's safe to send them.
But i could be wrong!
- February 19, 2010 at 3:41 PM
- ChickenFreak said...
Ooh! I always thought the postal regulations were about flammability, not drinkability. It would be cool if I were wrong.
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Carrollton Rotary Club meets every Wednesday at noon at Butler Park lodge.
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Bingo at American Legion, Fifth Street, Carrollton, every Wednesday. Doors open at 5 p.m. (502) 732-4941. Everyone welcome.
When there is an event in our city, whether it is the fair, a car exhibit, the Tobacco Festival, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving day, graduation day, Mother's Day, a wedding, someone's birthday or many other events throughout the year, families gather and spend time in companionship, everybody together.
These reunions enlighten kids and adults. We take many pictures, play and eat. They are moments that we will always remember and will always be a part of our lives.
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Bill Johnson is running for Kentucky Secretary of State because he is concerned about the future of the Commonwealth. Alison Lundergan Grimes is running because Kentuckians are hurting and she thinks they need and deserve strong leaders.
Grimes, the Democratic candidate, and Johnson, the Republican candidate, will square off on Election Day, Nov. 8.
Friday was an emotional night at Panther Field for the Carroll County boys' soccer team. The Panthers bid farewell to their seven seniors—Devin Gray, Erick Lewis, Junior Martinez, Kaleb Nab, Sergio Pascual, Kevin States, Ian White—who would be representing the black and gold for the last time.
Carroll struck first, but not often enough to pull out a victory, falling 5-3 to the Covington Latin Trojans (7-10).
A Milton man died Oct. 4 when he was struck by a vehicle on U.S. 421 south of Milton.
Kentucky State Police report that Marshall Kendall, 63, was walking south on U,S. 421 North around 8:36 p.m. and had stopped to remove some debris in the roadway. Kendall was struck by a vehicle traveling in the northbound lane, according to the state police news release. He was pronounced deceased on scene by the Trimble County Coroner.
The Panthers' soccer team had carried their fate in their hands coming into Tuesday's match-up against Walton-Verona. Win and they would take the conference title. Lose and they would have to wait until next year to raise the banner.
Unfortunately for Carroll County (7-10-1), it just wasn't meant to be as they tied the Bearcats (8-5-3) 1-1 at Panther Field. With the tie, the Panthers finished in third place and Gallatin came out on top for the second straight year.
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The Carroll County Lady Panthers battled valiantly in the second game of their 31st District Tournament matchup with Trimble County in South Oldham Monday but succumbed in two games (25-13, 25-22) to conclude the 2011 volleyball season.
Trimble won the first game handily but struggled to put fifth seed Carroll County away.
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0. phoneArena 19 Sep 2011, 06:46 posted on
We've been hearing rumors about the iPad 3 launching this Holiday season since before the iPad 2 launched, but that made little sense from the get-go - why would Apple break their successful yearly launch tradition…
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31. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
then dont look at it.
until all the world shares 1 religious view, blasphemy is strictly local. websites are omnipresent on the web, so blasphemy does not apply.
13. iZombie (Posts: 6; Member since: 19 Sep 2011)
Alright!!! No iPad3 thizzzz year meanzzzz extended span of fun and joy for my iPad2...
21. Hallucinator (Posts: 357; Member since: 24 May 2010)
These are some of the most ignorant comments I have ever read. It has become quite predictable, Android fanatics just regurgitate the same old jokes over and over and think they are funny. You people live sad little lives. I do not (worship) apple, I am using a Droid Bionic and will consider switching to the Iphone 5 after I see what it has to offer. Funny thing is that Phandroids are the most closed minded people I have ever come across.
24. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
I'm not a fandroid, i'm a bada fan !!!
27. hepresearch (unregistered)
I don't think he was referring to you, Pete...
26. hepresearch (unregistered)
Sadly true in many cases. iPhone fanatics (and they do exist) happen to quite clearly know the name of the man who invented their idol OS, but Android fanatics (and there are quite a few) seem to invoke the name of their OS "creator" less frequently... possibly because many of them really don't know the name...
WP7 is a given... fail to acknowledge "The Bill Gates", and he will hit the "smite" key on his special keyboard...
46. darth8ball (Posts: 520; Member since: 02 Aug 2011)
Andy Rubin Rich Miner, Nick Sears and Chris White. Founders of Android Inc. and creators of the Android OS
85. hepresearch (unregistered)
see, I knew Android fanatics really DO exist!
25. fried apple (unregistered)
where he is going, i doubt he'll look like that!
28. hepresearch (unregistered)
Who are you to know where "he" is going?
45. your mom (unregistered)
your mom knows where he is going. ask her! byatach!
65. hepresearch (unregistered)
Haha... smartypants!
32. darth8ball (Posts: 520; Member since: 02 Aug 2011)
No competition for the iPad?????
What about the device making Apple crapple in their pants The GALAXY 10.1
Oh yeah not competition from a device that is not allowed to be sold.....
38. Jonsmith7 (unregistered)
Tech site, not a religious Forum..... Just saying ;-)
81. hepresearch (unregistered)
Jon's right. This is a tech site... I am jumping into the discussion only because some people here need a literary beat-down to snap them out of this off-topic and pointless bickering. If somebody doesn't face it here and now, this may bleed into other commentary in this forum. If you think this is the place to talk science vs. religion... well, I will let you know that it is not. Pete, cut out the "I'm Christian, so I don't agree with this article/picture/video/whateva..." Remix, and others, quit trying to prove to the "Christian" that science has proved his religion to be false. THE END!
39. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Well this topic was hijacked by bada man and his creationist views. It's funny that you call people sheep and don't believe in evolution.
And I'm nit going to argue this with you btw
41. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
it's funny how you can say that since none other than a sheep (or brainwashed) person can beleive evolution. Please read my earlier comment to remixfa about dinosour footprints together with human footprints.
Do you want to discuss this on email ?
I can show you evidence that definitely will change your mind !
43. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
no.. no you wont.. lol
tinfoil hats.. at the ready!
50. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
Well, if your'e purely scientific it should change your mind unless you have a evolutionist bias.
Want to give me your email adress to discuss this ?
(and i have no clue as a swedish guy what you mean with tinfoil hats, explain...)
56. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
everything your trying to present ive seen before. its not gonna happen pete. you cant change my mind. its not because im "evolution only". I go where the evidence is. I dont believe in your god, nor any god, i dont believe the bible is the word of god, and I never will. I dont believe in fairy tales. Therefore i could never believe in creationism because it is strictly a hardcore christian's belief.
58. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
If you go where the evidence is, then you won't ignore all the evidence agaisnt evolution. The least oyu can do is read the evidence and then make up your minde of what you are going to believe.
you say"i dont believe in fairy tales"...
How much closer to a fairy tale can you get than having nothing to start off with, somehow out of this nothing there was a huge explosion, after billions of years they formed to planets, after some more years somehow there became life, you simply can't get anything more "fairy tale" than that.
Let me ask you one simple question. What provided the ingredients to the big bang, what was before the big bang. There can't be a explosion out of nothing ???
61. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
you realize that the "big bang from nothing" thing has been disproven a long long time ago.... oi.
62. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
BTW, ive watched evolution with my own 2 eyes. its not very hard if u understand what evolution is, which you cant possibly. peter you are blinded by pseudoscience
64. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
Maybe you have watched MICROevolution happen, but you have never seen MACROevolution happen.
68. hepresearch (unregistered)
If MICROevolution happens, then MACROevolution is required to occur in some sense...
73. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
peter, micro evolution becomes macro evolution.. micro evolution IS evolution. You want to believe that evolution happens on some grand scale.. it does not. Evolution is nothing more than a genetic anomole carried from parent to offspring that happens to survive and breed again and again.
The enfluenza virus is a wonderful example of evolution. The reason we cant get rid of it is because each colonies offspring shoots many variants. When we hit it with anti-virals and such, the antivirals are only geared twards certain genetic anomales. Every year scientists take that year's known genomes and put them into the vaccine you get at the start of the flu season. But yet the flu never dies.. why? because certain flu strains are immune to everything that we have thrown at it and by the time we find what kills that strain, it has already evolved into a dozen other things.
that IS evolution. Evolution is the genetic anomoles that are passed and survive long enough to be passed again.
Sicle cell anemia is another beneficial piece of evolution. Its a painful disease but it also protects people from malaria, which is why the disease is only found in african americans... malaria nearly wiped out much of africa a long time ago.. many of those that survived, survived because they had sicle cell which doesnt allow malaria to do its magic in the blood.
again, evolution.
that is exactly how man has survived so long. minor genetic anomoles that under one circumstance present as a disease, and under another circumstance present as an immunity factor.
90. hepresearch (unregistered)
unfortunately, Pete can't see individual viruses, and therefore your borrowed third-party observation is unconfirmed... 8-P
93. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
lol.. except if you take a microbiology course, they pretty much force you into this experiment with all sorts of microbes, as colonies are much easier to see than viruses.. lol The end result is still the same though.
120. hepresearch (unregistered)
well, how are you to believe that what you are seeing is real, and not some parlor trick? It depends on who, or what, you trust...
96. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
Still microevolution doesn't produce macroevolution. There has never been a sinlge finding in archeological record that proves macroevolution (ape to man or dinosaurs to birds for example).
108. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
peter thats because you are trying to find a smoking gun.. a magic jump. truth is, there isnt one.. it happens over time. micro IS macro if you take 100 generations of humans, you can tell genetic differences from the start to the beginning.. if you zoom out to 1000 generations then you are looking at new species.. if you zoom in to 5 generations you barely see any difference.
121. hepresearch (unregistered)
ummm... microevolution implies an overarching macroevolutionary mechanism whether it has had time to take place or not. And, put simply, there are people who can look at "evidence" and not see it for what it is. This happens all the time
67. hepresearch (unregistered)
Who here can't understand evolution? I think everybody sees evolution on some scale that is discernible, but mostly we see it play out on a societal level, and not so much on the physical level (unless you go to visit Chernobyl from time to time...). Now, why in the world would anyone need to dispute evolution?
66. hepresearch (unregistered)
okay, now you guys have hit my buttons...
Who here believes in the "Big Bang Theory"?
74. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
it was a decent show, but the theory has been disproven. :)
78. hepresearch (unregistered)
Be more specific. Which theory has been disproven? How was it disproven?
95. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
im at work so i cant look up the specifics.. but you can!
basically as they have found atoms that are smaller than atoms, quarks, quazars, and all sorts of other items they began to understand different energies better and have a more well though theory than the big bang. its still.. big bang like, but with a lot more understanding now.
also there was an article in.. wired i think.. the other day where they have all but proved the existance of the edge of the universe where it intersects with another.
106. hepresearch (unregistered)
I already studied the specifics a long time ago, and I keep up from day to day with the preprints coming from ArXiv and SPIRES; I just wanted to hear it from you...
Atoms smaller than atoms? Understand "different" energies better? More "well thought" theory than the Big Bang, but still "Big Bang like"? Alright, you really have just told me nothing useful...
Proved the existence of the "edge" of the universe where it "intersects with another"? You read way too much into that article... they have not "proved" anything... they have hypothesized that it is that way, and what they have "seen" causes them to get excited and think that they CAN prove it, but it is not direct proof. The article hypes up the idea so that the average reader will excitedly read it and think that it is all but proven already.
Be more careful of where you get information, and how you read it.
110. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
lol i wasnt trying to be inciteful, i was typing between customers.. lol.
and i said "all but proved". :) as in not proved but getting close.
all science is is 95% theories and only a few "laws" which even the laws have changed or been broken over time. nothing is ever 100%.
The only way we will ever know if those spots are truely the end of the universe is to send something right through them and have them continue to transmit data.. we are eons from that type of technology and even further away by far from an answer just by the distance that would need to be traveled.
i am quite aware of the science if i make a good case for it or not.. i am at work.. lol
124. hepresearch (unregistered)
nothing we understand ever is 100% true, but there is truth out there... so don't ever stop looking for it! Without a leap of help, we can never get to 100% in a finite amount of time. This is where religion, if true, ought to excel, while science will have to travel in finite steps.
80. darth8ball (Posts: 520; Member since: 02 Aug 2011)
If you can say there can't be an explosion out of nothing how can you say there could have been a being existing in nothing to create EVERYTHING.
Science has gone beyond the big bang being an explosion from NOTHING creating the Universe.
82. hepresearch (unregistered)
Pete... if there cannot be a "Big-Bang" explosion ex-nihilo (out of nothing), then there cannot be a "creation" ex-nihilo either... if God does exist, He is not, and never was, a God of cheap magic and parlor tricks.
83. darth8ball (Posts: 520; Member since: 02 Aug 2011)
I couldn't have said it better myself, oh wait I did say it...LOL
86. hepresearch (unregistered)
yes, you did... but sometimes two witnesses are better than one... ;-)
98. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
love that arguement. dont know why i didnt throw it up there earlier.. lol.
oh yea,
because the standard answer is
god exists outside of time, and therefor rules dont apply to him because its the god of all things and was just always there..
or some nonsense. ;)
76. hepresearch (unregistered)
ummmm... how exactly does believing in evolution mean that you have an "evolutionist bias" if you are still open-minded?
77. hepresearch (unregistered)
Only the "brainwashed" believe in evolution? Dinosaur and human footprints together? Where is your "evidence", Pete?
97. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
I wrote this to remixfa earlier, too se picture evidence please watch the links.
There has been found footprints of humans and dinosaurs in exactly the same geologic layer, at exactly the same place.. They have been found side by side, and even some where the human footprint has been inside that of a dinosaur footprint.
Here are the links.
/index.php?option=com_content(don't worry, this link is safe. It will take youtowww.creationevidence.com) &task=view&id=48&Itemid=24
And here is a very detailed video of the footprints.
I recomend you start watching at 23 minutes and 40 seconds (that's when the evidence for the footprints are showed)
they have also been trough scanning, and proven to be real human footprints, not faked.
Also, there has been found for example a old hammer buried inside lower cretaceous rock !
99. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
again, without some kind of verification, there is no proof.
100. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
Just gave you verification.
109. hepresearch (unregistered)
First link... garbage. The first link is broken, and the reference location where it links to is not about "creation evidence" at all; it is nothing but a search engine for advertisments. A non-answer...
Second link... has been removed from YouTube. First of all, seriously? A YouTube video is your evidence? Do you know how often YouTube videos are faked? The video is gone now, anyway, so I can't even find out if it was real or faked. A non-answer... again...
The rest of what you have said I cannot confirm anywhere, and have never heard mentioned before either, except by you. I cannot confirm or deny anything you have just said, and therefore, the answer is null. You have proved absolutely nothing except that you are not very careful about where you get information and which information you are willing to accept as fact without asking questions.
111. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
I can't check the first link at the moment, but it should lead to a good site (at least if you are in sweden).
the second link the youtube video is about a professor giving a lecture so it is valid. I just cheked and the video is not removed. i think you clicked on the wrong youtube link. the first one i gave you was something wron with, however look at some comments further down and you'll see that i gave you a new link that works. That might have been why you couldn't see the video.
Check this link, this will work. This will show you all the evidence you need to see dinosaur footprints together with human footprints.
101. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
seems like there was something wrong with the link.
Here i post them again.
Please jump to 23 minutes and 40 seconds in this video for the evidence.
/index.php?option=com_content& task=view&id=48&Itemid=24
113. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
ok, i looked at your picture on the "creationism is real" page.. lololol
1) because they did an xray of it doesnt prove any authenticity. an Xray is not a timestamp, nor has it ever been.
2) find me a human that has that exact footprint. from the looks of it the big to was elongated and curled in, hense the deeper depression. look at the length of those toes and how they are formed at the foot.
IF and this is a big IF, this is somehow authentic.. which its not, that is not a modern human's footprint. Thats my take on it. humanoid at best, but not human. congrats peter, you may have just proved evolution...l lololololol
oh, except for the fact, that thats the worst dino impression ive ever seen. its nearly flat with no signs o weight impressions in it where the dino would have leaned as the dino was ambulating as well as the fact that foot print is extreeeeeeeemley well preserved for how old it SHOULD be.. lol
that video that you keep posting.. NONE of the tracks they are showing look so clear and concise. That should raise a flag to you.. lol.
"and he bulldozed 6 layers deep and magically uncovered many human foot prints". so.. he bulldozed without hurting those foot prints huh? lol.
its also amazing that those footprints cross over each other without ever touching.. infact the dinosaur tracks perfectly "leap" over the human tracks if you look at the picture with all the trails in it.
also, if it was a dinosaur, by looking at the picture, it must have been 2 legged, not 4.. there isnt enough footprints for a 4 legged animal. if it was a 2 legged dinosaur it had a tail.. why is there no tail marks? lots and lots of unanswered questions by those "footprints" peter. only a fool would take that at face value as its being presented. Most humans also invented foot coverings of some sort to protect their feet from barbs and such. even this guy makes mention of the fact that human tracks that show toes are a rarity.
your making your case worse, not better.
114. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
also, i forgot to mention, look at the depth of those tracks. that dinosaur must have been anorexic because the depth is nearly the same as the human tracks. more weight = deeper prints.
my guess? a guy walking around with funny shoes on.
128. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
Now that you arguments are bust, how about trying to figure out how we see so many galaxies that we do ?
As you know galaxies wind themselves up over time, thus the galaxies would not be recognizable over a period of time.
Galaxies, like our own Milky Way. We've observed that they rotate. The stars on the inside are moving much faster than those on the outside. If our galaxy – or others – were more than a few hundred million years old, they should be discs of featureless stars. But instead we still have very distinct arms. In an old-age model, the Milky Way should be at least 10 billion years old. A few hundred million years falls orders of magnitude below the time the old-earth theory needs. This upper limit destroys the age needed. But it's not a problem for us; 6,000 years falls easily under the upper limit of hundreds of millions of years. We don't know how wound-up our galaxy was when it began. No problem.
Quote from Dr John Morris PhD from the university of Oklahoma.
131. hepresearch (unregistered)
And what did Dr. Morris get his Ph.D. in, Pete?
134. hepresearch (unregistered)
Alright I'm getting impatient...
If you do not want to spoil the suspense, then you may stand upside-down with your head in a bucket full of piranha fish... otherwise, I am typing the answer to my last question below:
Dr. Morris has a Ph.D. in Geological Engineering.
So, if you wanted to find out about something going on in the Milky Way galaxy or somewhere else in space, who do you ask about it? A geologist? Think about it...
It is also interesting to note that Dr. Morris, after receiving his Ph.D. in 1980, was a Professor of Geology at the University of Oklahoma until 1996... when he became... you guessed it! A Creationist! After initially slamming the "evidence" from Pete's beloved "Paluxy River" site as controversial and ambiguous, Dr. Morris made an overnight "silent conversion" to Creationism, resigning from his professorship at the University of Oklahoma, after receiving a hefty sum from his retiring father, Henry Morris, at the same time.
Who was Henry Morris? The very "father" of Creationism, himself! So, Dr. John Morris left his post at the U of O to begin supporting creationism at the same exact time that his father, a founder of the Institute for Creation Research, retired from being the president of that organization. And, you guessed it... Dr. Morris, in 1996, became the new president of the I for CR! The creationists "bought" the scholar son of their beloved founder in an act of sublime cronyism...
135. hepresearch (unregistered)
"As you know..."
Ummm... do we? You assume that everyone "knows" these supposed "facts" you spit out on here...
"... galaxies wind themselves up over time, thus the galaxies would not be recognizable over a period of time."
Bulls***! Read "The Trouble With Physics: the Rise of String Theory, the Fall of a Science, and What Comes Next?" by Dr. Lee Smolin (whose credentials are real and verifiable, and has his Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics from Harvard University!). Galaxies do NOT "wind themselves up" over time... in fact, it has been found that galaxies rotate quickly at their center, slow down a little as you move out from the center, but then go FASTER again as you approach their edge! Ever heard of the "Dark Matter" question? Our galaxy would have to have about 60 times its visible mass to account for the rotation speed of its outer arms! And, just in case you are about to say that this is because of God Himself slapping the edge of our galaxy with His Hand every time we pass by (like some little kids like to do with bicycle wheels...), there actually appears to be an empirical explanation in the data... the "evidence" (a.k.a. actual data from measurement and observation) suggests that long-range gravity in deep-space consistently reaches a minimal acceleration level in the interstellar space between galaxies... a predictable magnitude that appears to be the same (a constant...) throughout intergalactic space. So, along with the "Dark Matter", we appear to have "Dark Energy" as well. Do we have all the answers? Not yet, but we don't need to fill it in with some sort of magical explanation and write it off as solved, either.
Yeah, Pete, you may think I'm the one telling fairy tales now, because Dr. Morris told you that galaxies "wind themselves up" and that apparently 6,000 years is a better fit to a "100 million year limit" than 10 billion years is... when any statistics major could tell you that is not the case, as these things are compared in orders-of-magnitude... but what you are trying to tell us about how you "believe" things work is, at best, no less of a fairy tale.
129. PeterIfromsweden (Posts: 1230; Member since: 03 Aug 2011)
But this comes down to one thing as you said yourself earlier. You don't and are not going to believe in God. That is the very reason the theory of evolution was invented in the first place, to have another option than God for those whom simply don't want to believe in God.
That is fine for me, there is freedom of religion for everyone (evolution is a religion). However the evidence is still against the evolution and for the creation, and you should at least acknowledge that, and stop twisting the evidence to try and match your failing evolutionist theory.


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Carrie Rosine, right, and Krysti Horvat of Boardman discuss the benefit held Saturday at the Refuge in Liberty to raise money for a scholarship in memory of Rosine's daughter, Brandy, who was murdered in May.
''My goal is to keep her memory alive, not only for me, but for many of her friends and family,'' Rosine said.
Her daughter was a graduate of Boardman High School and was active in music programs there. She was a YSU student pursuing a degree in sociology when she was killed, Rosine said.
She played stand-up bass in the school band at Boardman, and the high school dedicated their Fall Orchestra Pops Concert to her, Rosine said.
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''Music was her passion,'' Rosine said.
Awaiting trial in Crawford County Common Pleas Court in Meadville, Pa., in the killing are Jade Olmstead, 18, and Ashley Barber, 20. Pennsylvania State Police have stated the pair have confessed to Stevens-Rosine's murder. The trial is scheduled for February.
Stevens-Rosine was beaten and buried alive in a shallow grave at a Crawford County home.
Police said Stevens-Rosine had left her home in Beaver Township to visit Olmstead, and they in turn went to Barber's home in Cochranton in Crawford County.
Her mother said she has been able to keep going because of friends, family and the community, and also her goals. She said keeping her daughter's memory alive takes work and she is glad it does.
''My goals right now are the scholarship fund and the tree,'' Rosine said. ''I want to raise enough money every year for the scholarship fund.''
In October, they were able to raise $1,000 for the fund at the Octoberfest in Boardman Park, Rosine said.
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I don't believe I can instruct you how to hack your Wii because of the rules, unfortunately (I certainly do know how). =(
But I can definitely tell you the effects hacking has on online games. When someone is "hacking" online, this is generally referring to someone illegally using cheat codes, through hardware or software not endorsed by Nintendo. "God mode" is probably the most common in any online game, which as it sounds, makes you impervious to everything. Immature brats get a kick out of ****ing up everyone's good time by winning games this way, essentially.
Hacking cheats goes far beyond being invincible in a game, though. It can be a lot more devious and permanent. Like, for example, "hacked lobbies" present in almost every Call of Duty game. I don't know the logistic details, but people will create cheat codes to make anyone who enters their lobby, including themselves of course, to gain unbelievably huge amounts of Exp. Leveling up without working for it, basically.
To be honest, I wouldn't complain about a random boost in levels, considering leveling up itself isn't the joy of the game. Playing it is.
It's quite easy to tell if someone is hacking online once you've got a good eye for all the goings-on of a game. Eventually you'll know exactly what's normal and right, and experience can tell you when something's seriously amiss. But unless you spot it yourself, or another player confirms it, it's not possible to know if someone's hacking.


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The El Paso Pastors' Council has announced it is against the City charter amendment on the May 11 ballot that would include homosexuals in its non-discrimination policy.
The group is urging voters to vote no on the "so-called gay/lesbian/transsexual anti-discrimination amendment."
In mid-February, City Council approved several City charter amendments for the May 11 ballot, including one that would include homosexuals in its non-discrimination policy.
In 2010, City Council overturned El Paso voters' decision to not give benefits to gay and unmarried partners of City employees.
The El Paso Pastors' Council released the following statement on Bishop Tom Brown's Website on its stand on the proposed City charter amendment:
We of the El Paso Pastors' Council believe in and support the Biblical definition of marriage as being that between a man and a woman as defined in Genesis 2:23-24 and reaffirmed by Jesus in Matthew 19:3-6. We consider consensual sex between two males or two females to be an abomination before God as stated in the Bible. (See Genesis 18:20, Genesis 19:4-13, Leviticus 18:22, Leviticus 20:13, Romans 1:16-32, I Corinthians 6:9). We also believe that pre-marital sex and cohabitation without marriage to be sinful. We, therefore, cannot support any governmental endorsement at any level, in any form, and in any way of homosexual sex or heterosexual sex outside of marriage. Neither do we believe that persons who practice homosexual sex need to have governmental endorsement of their sexual practices and governmental protection as a class from other people.
We believe in the love of God for all people, that we all have sinned and come short of the full measure of righteousness set by Jesus Christ, and that we all need God's grace and forgiveness for our sins. We must stand on our beliefs and preach, teach, and live by the dictates of our conscience as we understand the Bible, the love of God through Jesus Christ, and the leading of God's Holy Spirit.
Here are some common sense reasons why this so-called Gay/Lesbian/Transsexual Anti-discrimination Amendment is wrong for El Paso:
1. Immutability
Immutability means not subject to change. Unlike race or gender, where a person cannot change either race or gender, homosexual practices are not immutable. Persons who are hormonally and physiologically males or females can regulate and change their sexual practices. (Even if one's hormonal makeup and physiological makeup are such that the person is conflicted in terms of sexual orientation and whose gender is truly indeterminate, the person does not have to practice certain sexual behaviors.) Such sexual behaviors are choices and not states of being. There are many examples of homosexuals that left the lifestyle and are either celibate or heterosexual. Of course, there are those who practice the heterosexual lifestyle only to go to the homosexual lifestyle. The fact that one may pass from one sexual lifestyle to another lifestyle is proof that homosexuality in general is not immutable, and thus, persons who practice homosexual sex should not be subject to special protection as an immutable class of citizens.
As ministers we believe that homosexuals, like all humans, must be treated with dignity and respect; however, homosexuality is sinful, unhealthy and against nature. Christ has come to bring change to everyone who receives Christ as Lord.
2. Free Speech
We are also concerned that this proposed Gay/Lesbian/Transsexual Anti-discrimination Amendment hinders the free speech of city employees. This amendment could be used to discipline and punish city employees if they speak out against homosexual conduct. Suppose a city employee thinks that homosexuals, trans-genders, or bisexuals are wrong in the way they live. Would their verbal opinion be considered discrimination? The amendment seems to squelch the free speech of city employees. Thus this amendment appears unconstitutional in that it limits the speech of city employees.
3. Privacy
We are also concerned that men who claim to be transsexuals, whether true or not, could use the amendment to enter the women's restrooms on city grounds. Women assume that when they enter restrooms that only other women may enter. But the amendment will give free access to transsexual men to enter the restrooms. It does not matter if the men are transsexual in their psyche or whether they pretend to be in order to invade the privacy of women, they should not be allowed to enter the women's restrooms on city grounds. Women should have the right to expect that women's restrooms will be for women only! The same could be said for men's rights of privacy for men's restrooms.
4. Democracy
Voters already spoke out on the issue of domestic health benefits. They made it clear that they do not believe unmarried and gay city employees should have their partners receive the same benefits of married employees. Although they voted for the Traditional Family ordinance, their votes were "trashed" by our city council, and now our city council is adding insult to injury by pushing their anti-traditional marriage view onto the public.
The Pastors' Council is an organization to empower pastors and their congregations across racial and denominational lines to impact the culture and community through concerted prayer, to equip our congregations for effective citizenship and to provide a unified voice on spiritual, cultural, social and moral issues from a Biblical and common sense perspective. The EI Paso Pastors' Council is a respected voice in front line cultural and political issues from a non-partisan perspective, holding elected officials of both major parties and non-partisan offices to a Biblical, moral, and common sense standard.
The following is the list of courageous pastors in EI Paso that have joined the EI Paso
Pastors' Council and are committed to informing their congregations about the important issues of the day and encouraging civic participation.
Joe Salcido, pastor of Centro Vida/Life Center Church
J.O. Lawson, bishop of Holy Light Church of God in Christ
Tom Brown, bishop of Word of Life Church
Warren Hoyt, pastor of Jesus Chapel
Eddie Lee, pastor of Harvest Christian Center
Eduardo Vergara, pastor of Guerreros De Oracion
Jorge Layton, pastor Casa de Alabanza in Las Cruces
Mario Gonzalez, pastor of Templo La Evangelica
Marc Sanchez, pastor of Love of Christ Christian Ministries
Joshua Bencomo, pastor of Encuentro con Dios
Gil Zaragoza, pastor of Faith Bible Fellowship
Alfredo Sanchez, pastor of Iglesia de Dios Todopoderoso
David Diller, pastor Ministerio Manantiales de Vida
Hector Ferrea, pastor of Iglesia Christianio EI Pescador
Feliz Pagan, pastor of Iglesia Abundancia de Paz
Victor Franco, pastor of Templo Shalom
Hellman Avila, pastor of Mision de Gracia
Fred Grenier, pastor of First Church of the Nazarene
Rigoberto Garza, pastor of Centro Cristiano Respuestas
Miguel Barragan, pastor of Congregacion Amor de Dios
Luis Alba, pastor of Centro Cristiano Cantico Nuevo
Allen Miller, pastor of Park Hills Christian Church
Dr. L. J. Goodwin, pastor of Mt View Baptist Church
Jose A. Perez, pastor of Christian Fellowship Ministries
Ernesto Rodarte, pastor of Rose of Sharon
Samuel Barraza, pastor of Iglesia del Dios Vivo
Jorge Torres, pastor of Templo Reyele Reyes
Rogelio Ortega, pastor of Ministerios Nuevo Amanecer
Adrian Ramirez, pastor of Fountain of Water and Eternal Life Church
Gary Wilcox, pastor of Restoration Fellowship
Buddy Burkett, pastor of Word of Life
Buster Russell, pastor of Lifegate
Karl Heimer, pastor of San Pablo Lutheran
Dewayne Richardson, pastor of Chapel of the North Hills
Michael Grady, pastor of Phillips Chapel Christian Fellowship
James Jones, pastor of Montwood Church of Christ
Jose Antonio Galvan, pastor of Vision en Accion Mision Rescate
H. B. Johnson, Jr., bishop of Praise Temple FGBC
Barney Field, executive director of El Paso for Jesus
El Paso Pastors' Council is not a ministry of Word of Life Church or Tom Brown Ministries. It is a local chapter of the US Pastor's Council.


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1. Which of the following is an advantage of corporations
relative to partnerships and sole proprietorships?
Reduced legal liability for investors.
Harder to transfer ownership.
Lower taxes.
Most common form of organization.
2. Which of these activities involves purchasing buildings?
3. Johnson Company reported Net Income of $60,000 for 2010. Net Sales were $450,000. The average common shares outstanding were 10,000. Preferred dividends paid were $10,000. What was the 2010 Earnings per Share (EPS)?
4. Free cash flow can be utilized to
retire stock or debt.
acquire new assets.
pay additional dividends.
All of the above are correct.
5. The payment of cash dividends is recorded in the
Operating section of the statement of cash flows.
Investing section of the statement of cash flows.
Financing section of the statement of cash flows.
Non-cash investing and financing section of the statement of cash flows.
6. Landon Company showed the following balances at the end of its first year:
Cash $10,000
Prepaid insurance 700
Accounts receivable 3,500
Accounts payable 2,800
Notes payable 4,200
Common stock 1,400
Dividends 700
Revenues 21,000
Expenses 17,500
What did Landon Company show as total debits on its trial balance?
7. (TCO B, E) Why is the accrual basis of accounting preferred by GAAP?
The Accrual basis is easier to use.
The Accrual basis is also preferred by the Internal Revenue Service.
The Accrual basis complies with the revenue recognition and matching principles.
The Accrual basis requires less accounting resources.
8. (TCO A, B) The KPMM Accounting firm purchased 10 laser toner cartridges for $60 each for a total of $600 on May 1 and recorded the purchase as an asset. On May 31, an inventory of the toner cartridges indicated only 8 on hand. The adjusting entry that should be made by the firm on May 31 is
Debit Office Supplies Expense, $600; Credit Office Supplies, $600.
Debit Office Supplies Expense, $480; Credit Office Supplies, $480.
Debit Office Supplies Expense, $120; Credit Office Supplies, $120.
Debit Office Supplies, $480; Credit Office Supplies Expense, $480.
9. (TCO E) A credit purchase of $2,000 is made on May 25, terms 2/10, net/30, on which a return of $250 is made on May 28. What amount is paid as payment in full on June 2?
10. (TCO B) At the beginning of the year, Westside Software had an inventory of $1,000,000. During the year, the company purchased goods costing $500,000. If Westside Software reported ending inventory of $600,000 and sales of $3,000,000, their cost of goods sold and gross profit rate must be
$900,000 and 70%
$2,100,000 and 70%
$900,000 and 30%
$2,100,000 and 30%
11. (TCO D) If Alpha Company has a higher inventory turnover ratio than Beta Company, Alpha Company's days in inventory ratio will be ____________ compared to Beta Company.
The same.
Cannot determine from the information given
12. (TCO D) Days in inventory helps managers evaluate
How quickly the firm turns its inventory.
How many days are left before the firm needs to order inventory.
The average number of days inventory is held.
How much profit the firm makes on its inventory.
13. The internal audit function can best be classified as an example of which control principle
Establishment of responsibility.
Independent internal verification.
Documentation procedures.
Separation of duties is violated.
14. If two employees are working out of the same cash register, this is a violation of which internal control principle?
Physical controls.
Segregation of duties.
Establishment of responsibilities.
Documentation procedures.
15. An aging of a company's accounts receivable indicates that $27,000 is estimated to be uncollectible. If Allowance for Doubtful Accounts has a $1,200 credit balance, the adjustment to record bad debts for the period will require a?
Credit to Bad Debts Expense for $25,800.
Debit to Bad Debts Expense for $25,800.
Credit to Allowance for Doubtful Accounts of $25,800.
Debit to Bad Debts Expense for $28,200.
1. (TCO A, B, D) Using the
percentage of receivables method for recording bad debts expense,
estimated uncollectible accounts are $33,000 at the end of the
year. If the balance of the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts is
$10,000 debit before adjustment; what is the balance after
adjustment? (Points: 5)
2. (TCO A, E) Julien Company purchases land for $35,000 cash. Julien assumes $1,500 in property taxes due on the land. The title and attorney fees totaled $1,000. Julien has the land graded for $3,200. They paid $10,000 for paving of a parking lot. What amount does Julien record as the cost for the land? (Points: 5)
3. (TCO A, E) Equipment with a cost of $212,000 has an estimated salvage value of $12,000 and an estimated life of 5 years or 15,000 hours. It is to be depreciated by the straight-line method. What is the amount of depreciation for the first full year, during which the equipment was used 6,000 hours? (Points: 5)
4. (TCO D) A cash register tape shows cash sales of $7,500 and sales taxes of $500. The journal entry to record this information is (Points: 5)
5. (TCO D) Payne Corporation issues 100, 20-year, 6% $1,000 bonds dated July 1, 2010, at 94. The journal entry to record the amount of cash will show a (Points: 5)
6. (TCO A) If Johnson Corporation issues 20,000 shares of $7 par value common stock for $300,000, the account (Points: 5)
7. (TCO A, C) Outstanding stock of the Horizon Networks included 30,000 shares of $3 par common stock and 40,000 shares of 6%, $5 par non-cumulative preferred stock. In 2009, Horizon declared and paid dividends of $8,000. In 2010, Horizon declared and paid dividends of $18,000. How much of the 2010 dividend was distributed to preferred shareholders? (Points: 5)
8. (TCO C) Accounts receivable arising from sales to customers amounted to $80,000 and $120,000 at the beginning and end of the year, respectively. Income reported on the income statement for the year was $2,000,000. Exclusive of the effect of other adjustments, the cash flows from operating activities to be reported on the statement of cash flows is (Points: 5)
9. (TCO C) LBJ Company reported net income of $90,000 for the year. During the year, accounts receivable increased $8,000, merchandise inventory increased $15,000, accounts payable increased by $25,000, and depreciation expense of $20,000 was recorded. Net cash provided by operating activities for the year is (Points: 5)
10. (TCO F) If you are making comparisons with other companies to provide insight into a company's competitive position, you are performing what type of analysis? (Points: 5)
11. (TCO F) The formula for performing horizontal analysis is (Points: 5)
12. (TCO F) In vertical analysis, line items on the balance sheet are generally expressed as a percentage of (Points: 5)
13. (TCO F) If we perform vertical analysis of a company that has gross sales of $1,000,000, net sales of $900,000, cost of goods sold of $400,000 and total assets of $10,000,000, the cost of goods sold percentage is (Points: 5)
14. (TCO F) A common measure of liquidity is (Points: 5)
15. (TCO F) Stockholders would be most interested in which of the following ratios? (Points: 5)


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Madonna's Facebook Poetry About Gay-Rights Has People Raging
Earlier this month, St. Petersburg passed a law banning "promoting homosexuality" — which could apply even to talking about LGBT people. Now Madonna has spoken out against said law in an oddly-enjambed (above) Facebook post. (via)
Journalist Masha Gessen specifically urged Madonna to cancel her concert as a gesture of support for gay rights. So maybe Madonna's promise is just a little Madgesterial ass-covering? What ever the case, rest assured that St. Petersburg city assemblyman Vitaly Milanov is on it. He says he'll go to the show "to control its moral content," adding, "I'm ready to personally suffer a couple of hours of her concert." What a martyr.


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After she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009, Brittany Jones said her daughter, Zyria Lee, 5 at the time, decided to take charge.
"She said, 'Mom, I'm going to be a doctor so I can take care of you.'"
But on Sunday, less than three weeks from her 7th birthday, the Kenner girl and her cousin, Jorge Diaz IV, drowned while on a family outing on the beach near Waveland, Miss. Jorge's sister, Paris Diaz, remained hospitalized Monday, but hospital officials were optimistic she soon would be moved from intensive care into a regular room, Jones said.
"She's doing better. She's off the oxygen, and they are going to put her on the floor," Jones said of her niece. "They will check her out one more day, and she should be released if everything is OK."
Jones said a number of children were in the Gulf of Mexico just steps away from sand Sunday afternoon. Her brother-in-law, Jorge Diaz III, was with the children and told her that the water was only ankle deep. Suddenly several of the kids were in trouble.
Diaz managed to rescue everyone but his son and Zyria.
Jones said her brother-in-law has been inconsolable since the accident.
"He keeps saying: 'If I could just go in their place,'" Jones said. "He feels horrible, but that was his son, too. He is thinking it was his fault. But he just loved those kids and they loved him so bad. I know he didn't do anything wrong."
Jones was at a party at Diaz's New Orleans home Saturday night, but she did not go on the beach trip.
"He always takes them to the beach," she said of her brother-in-law. "Nothing ever happens."
Jones said her 4-year-old son, Henry Lee Jr., was on the trip but was not injured. "I need to stay strong for him," said Jones, whose cancer has returned.
Zyria was set to start the second grade next month at Granville T. Woods Elementary School in Kenner.
"She was smart and a good reader," Jones said. "She always looked after her brother. She called him 'Baby' even though he's four years old."
Jones said she and relatives are concerned because her brother-in-law heard from people on the beach that the area had sinkholes. She questioned why there weren't warning signs along the beach.
"He said the people on the beach told him they have some sinkholes but they don't know exactly where they are at," Jones said. "If you don't know where it's at, should you even let people there on the beach?"
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A HOUSE plan described as "a tragedy" for the Heritage Coast has been rejected by councillors and its handling by planning officials called into question.
The property was intended to replace a former single-storey shepherd's cottage, Links House near Beadnell, surrounded by farmland and sand dunes.
County planners had worked with the applicant's agents to help design a building that would dwarf the humble cottage and the result was described as "a building with considerable presence" by planning officer Peter Rutherford.
But scores of villagers who packed Alnwick's council chamber saw the North Area Planning Committee refuse permission by six votes to one. Local member Councillor Pat Scott said such a controversial application should be tested on appeal.
As chair of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) Partnership, which spans Warkworth to south of Berwick, she said it was the first in the country to have an integrated management plan.
She said the committee should give serious consideration to the very strong letter of objection from the AONB officer.
Councillor Scott said: "What does concern me is that the committee has not had sight of this letter from the AONB until this evening and it is not on the public access system."
However, she said a letter sent at the same time about another application did appear on the system.
"This inconsistency by the planning department is a cause of concern, not only to members of the public but to myself as an elected member," she added.
Members of the public who asked for copies of the letter at the meeting were told by a legal officer that photocopying might not be available in the building.Coun Scott said the old cottage was damp and badly insulated, but the proposed replacement was a large, intrusive structure unacceptable to the AONB Partnership, Beadnell Parish Council and a lot of the local community.
"This new proposed building would dominate the land and seascape and detract from what is truly iconic – the coastal landscape."
The other public speaker, parish councillor Christine Williamson, said the new house would increase the floor area by 400 per cent and the height by three metres.
"It will tower above the dunes, altering the character of the coastline and the skyline," she said, adding that this would "be a tragedy."
A report to councillors suggested the house would be "a beacon of contemporary architecture on the coast."
Mr Rutherford said: "There is no doubt there are some very strong built features along the Northumberland coast." He produced a map referring mainly to medieval castles. "It's contemporary, it will be seen, but I think there are merits to the application."
Coun Dougie Watkin, who went on to vote for the application, asked if the AONB was correct to say this was contrary to planning guidance.
Mr Rutherford said there were no policies saying a site could not be redeveloped.
"It's my professional opinion that this design is acceptable in the context of existing policy," he said
Coun Anthony Murray proposed refusal on the grounds the house would damage the county's portfolio, but was told that was not a planning reason.
Coun Trevor Thorne said the massing, size and design were wrong.
He said: "It's an exciting design, but I don't think it's the right design for this location."
His motion to refuse was seconded by Coun Robert Arckless, who said: "We have a duty of stewardship on a very, very special part of our county's heritage."