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Spur JH Tennis players will advance to UIL State Junior High Tennis Match after placing in the top two at the District JH Tennis Match May 1 in Ralls. District results are as follows: Jeffery Mathews placed 2nd in boys singles; Beau Martinez and Cara Paschall won 1st in mixed doubles; Brianna Robles and Jorden Zarate placed 2nd in mixed doubles and Haylie Reese claimed 2nd in … [Read more...]
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Spur and Jayton both had athletes participate in the District 7A - 8A Area varsity track meet held at Piper Stadium in Hamlin on April 13. Jayton Girls took second place with 121 points and Spur Girls took third place with 91 points. Spur Boys took fifth place with 48 points and Jayton Boys took sixth place with 42 points. GIRLS 100 Meter Dash Second - Danni Uriegas, SPU, … [Read more...]
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Datawind PocketSurfer 2 web surfer - First Look
The Internet's a great thing, whether it's searching for stuff via Google, reading gadget reviews from your favourite gadget site Pocket-lint or merely checking your bank balance: you have to admit it has changed our lives, I think for the better.
So what's the catch? Well you've got to be in front of a computer or mobile phone to access it and while the former means you are desk bound, the latter means you are worrying about data charges every 5 minutes.
In steps the PocketSurfer 2 from Datawind that aims to offer you 20 hours of web surfing free every month for a £180 initial outlay. If 20 hours doesn't sound enough you can even up it to unlimited access for just £5.99.
Doesn't sound that exciting? Already got a similar device on your desk or in your pocket? What if we were to say that the connection is via GPRS and somehow, as if by magic, it's faster than HSDPA?
Now that I've got your attention, this online journalists dream, the Pocket Surfer 2 is a slim, 640 pixel widescreen device that works on quad-band GPRS, promising "true wireless internet" around 90 odd per cent of the country, a very different picture to 3G.
The small device, which looks like a very thin Psion 5 (remember those, arh, those were the days), features an easy to use QWERTY keyboard and a plethora of quick access buttons, but unfortunately no built-in digital camera.
While you can access the Internet on most phones, laptops, computers and a stack of other devices, the selling point here is the speed of access. In our demo of the product at IFA in Berlin, Germany, we were able to access the Pocket-lint website in lighting-fast speed.
In fact any site we tried loaded up really quickly, and we mean quickly, with less graphical sites (like our backend Content Management System loading almost instantly).
Compare this to our GRPS-enabled BlackBerry Curve and it was if we were trying to race the 100m dragging a tire. In fact in most cases we simply gave up.
So how does it work? Well according to the chaps at Datawind everything is accelerated thanks to some clever software and insisting that rather than connect directly to the website in question, everything is routed through a proxy server first. The server grabs all the information before optimising it for the device.
While this instantly threw up security questions of leaving a trace of all our passwords and the like on a server somewhere other than our head, Datawind assures us this isn't the case.
Not just a web surfer, the device also offers a basic text editing and spreadsheet software.
Whether you care how the PocketSurfer does what it does or not doesn't matter, what you should be interested in is that the results are good, and that's the promising bit.
The PocketSurfer has a lot going for it. It is small, thin, allows you to access the Internet quickly.
The catches? Well you won't be able to view any video, nor will you be able to access flash websites. Then, like laptops, the battery isn't great, just a promise of 2 hours surfing the web although you can get more if it's on standby.
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A to Z of the Sunday newspapers
HERE is This is Money's round-up of some of the bigger stories in the newspapers this weekend.
Sunday Telegraph
James Murdoch, the chief executive of BSkyB, faces a shareholder revolt after fund manager Hermes said it will vote against the company's request for a controversial exemption from takeover rules because it no longer trusts his father, the media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
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The US government has seized almost £5.14m from Conrad Black, the embattled media tycoon, alleging that the proceeds of his sale of an elegant New York apartment were the result of a fraudulent scheme.
Duncan Bannatyne, the serial entrepreneur and star of the BBC'S Dragons' Den series, is to launch a monthly magazine for budding entrepreneurs called The Edge and dubbed 'BusinessWeek meets GQ'.
Shareholders of Highbury House, the ailing publishing group now run by former Sun newspaper editor Kelvin MacKenzie, are demanding to know why the company sold its South African operation last month for £2.06m, spurning a far higher rival offer.
Sunday Times
Richard Baker, chief executive of Boots, has insisted that he will be the boss of a merged Boots and Alliance Unichem.
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BA is drawing up radical plans to tackle its £1.4bn pension deficit ahead of an expected crackdown later this month by the pensions regulator. Staff may be asked to increase their contributions, accept lower payouts - even take cash in return for opting out of the final-salary scheme.
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The American soft-drinks company PepsiCo and France's Danone food group have quit the £1.1bn auction of Cadbury Schweppes' European drinks business after failing to tie up a joint venture with a private-equity partner.
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The British Chambers of Commerce will this week add to the pressure on the Bank of England to cut interest rates when it publishes a downbeat survey of its members.
Britain's high street banks, which are set to make record profits of £32bn in 2005, have been hiking overdraft and current account charges by around 16% over the last year, it has been claimed.
The £7bn pharmacy merger between Boots and Alliance Unichem is facing an uphill struggle in the City that threatens to derail the whole deal.
The search has begun for a chairman of BT to replace Sir Christopher Bland, who is not due to leave until 2007 but he could go earlier if a suitable candidate is found in the next 12 months.
Stock markets around the world are braced for bad news from the US this week when official data is published on consumer and business confidence in the wake of two devastating hurricanes, soaring gasoline and oil prices, and softening demand for residential property.
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GameAccount , a site that hosts the world's largest online tournaments for backgammon, gin rummy and blackjack, is set to become the latest internet leisure group to seek a stock market listing.
Nuclear power
Tony Blair has thrown his personal backing behind the expansion of nuclear power generation in Britain. The new reactors would be built on existing nuclear sites and replace those which are to be decommissioned in the near future.
Sunday Express
Airbus, the European aircraft maker, embroiled in a bruising transatlantic trade battle over state aid has been dealt a blow by the new chief of British Airways, who says he has major doubts over whether BA will buy the new A380 superjumbo.
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The joint administrator of MG Rover has questioned whether large-scale car manufacturing can return to its Longbridge site.
Kevin Lomax, the chairman and chief executive of IT group Misys, is facing calls for his resignation from shareholders angered by the poor performance of the company and the perceived arrogance of Mr Lomax.
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Trying to give Howard Stern a run for his money (and there's lots of it) as the most ubiquitous presence on air, George W. Bush has bumped everyone's favorite television shows so he can yet again and again try to make his point about his war and his assumption of a broad (very, very broad) range of powers to do just about anything he pleases to achieve his ends. Needless to say, his activities are unprecedented for this country.
Dick Cheney calls this "robust" leadership. Others call it something else.
It's ironic that the very same people who have been claiming for years that we need judges on the Supreme Court and in fact on every court in the land who do not "interpret" the Constitution or "make laws from the bench" are now trying to wring every drop of interpretation from the same document to justify Bush's breaking the both the letter and the spirit of the law.
Dick Cheney also bemoaned the loss of presidential prerogative and sway stemming from Watergate and the Vietnam War. Funny how Dick goes right to the exact times when other Presidents tried to overstep a few governmental bounds and got nailed for it. It also points out what is really up. This is a government takeover and Bush and Cheney are running it. It just doesn't say in the Constitution that George W. Bush has the right to wiretap everyone he feels like. It just doesn't say it. The ease with which he could have complied with the relevant laws makes one feel that the level of hubris has gotten so great in the White House that they just didn't feel like lifting a finger to make the effort to comply. The niceties just aren't for them any more.
Both George and Dick like to brag about their successes. They point out that we have had no domestic terrorist attacks in The U.S. since 9/11, and that this proves that their policies are working and they are protecting us. Some people are going to buy this malarkey. But tell it to people in the London subways, on the Spanish trains, or in the Indonesian nightclubs. Tell it to all Iraqis getting blown up daily.
Security is as much a state of mind as it is a physical fact. Ask yourself: Do you feel more secure now than before?
Dick Cheney claims that if they had been breaking the law before 9/11, we could have caught some of the airplane-hijacking terrorists. Try to remember what the country was doing and where its focus was back then, and ask yourself if you really believe that. The fact is we did have the terrorists in our sights without all the new executive powers, and we just sat around. Obvious dots weren't connected. We got our butts kicked thoroughly – for a day.
All this braggadocio about the war, and so many other issues just left languishing. The world has had three major natural disasters in the past year, and all three are still in need of healing. Environmental and health issues abound, raising the question how much borrowed time will we be allowed. We have a whole host of financial issues imperiling our country, and answers or solutions are hardly forthcoming. Partisanship and divisions are the rule of the day, and there is no end in sight to that.
Instead of being a moderator or ameliorator for all these things, Bush has been an instigator. He has buttered his own bread, and now he has to sleep in it. He left a good part of the country and most of the world out of the loop for years, and now he wants us to be patient with him.
There are just enough people left in the country willing to go along with this Macarena for him to finish his term. We may have reached a point of stasis. It takes a really big man to change direction for the sake of a nation. A "robust" man just keeps going no matter who gets hurt.
Dick Cheney says that if we pull out now we'll be turning Iraq over to the insurgents. Let's do the math. 11 million people voted in the recent election there. 11 million, if they had to, can't control a few hundred or few thousand (we don't really know how many there are) insurgents who want to keep the party going? They could just sit on them. I think the Iraqis like the fact that we are there because we do all the heavy lifting. Wouldn't you want a few thousand people in your town just for that?
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Dr. Howard Dean, the chairman of the Democratic Party, assured us in a radio interview that we cannot achieve victory in Iraq for the fight for democracy. He prophesied, as proved in Vietnam, that the U.S. will eventually fail; therefore, flee now, admit defeat, wave the white flag and lessen our inevitable loss.
In this regard, history is lost on Dr. Dean: After mistakes, sacrifices and government disguise, Vietnamization between 1971 and 1975 finally was working. Yet the war was later lost - mostly because of Watergate, hatred for Nixon, and a partisan anti-war Senate. Like Dr. Dean, Kerry appears not to notice this irony. He just lost an election, in part because too many of us recalled his Vietnam-era record of trying to score cheap political points by trashing American troops in harm's way. However, he is still refering to our troops as 'terrorists' once again trying to score with cheap, treasonous remarks. In constrast, when Lieberman returned from Iraq with an optimistic appraisal of our plan of elections, training Iraqi's and improving Iraq's economy, he was shunned by his party. Yet what we get from the National Chairman, the former Presidential candidate, and Congressman Murtha, the new star on the Left, on the verge of the third election in Iraq, is an admission that we are losing and must leave. Dean, Kerry, and Murtha are good, honest men who rightly worry that more soldiers will die in the Middle East for a cause that they now view as hopeless. But to follow their apparently popular advice would lead to a national disaster as well as defeat for their own party. In short they will be the reason that Democrats will not support Democrats. The Left has spent the last quarter century following Jimmy Carter and Vietnam trying to regain their lost stance on national defense which was never in question with FDR, Truman, and JFK. If Joe Lieberman cannot save the left from themselves, then maybe the brave men and women who voted on Dec. 15 in Iraq can. Jim Arnhart Ooltewah
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Q #756: I would like to know why the world of form gets so difficult to deal with when one starts to understand the concepts of A Course in Miracles , practice forgiveness, and get in contact with the Inner Light, the Holy Spirit. I've been going through difficult times in the outer material (non existing) world, while the inner, peaceful world manifests itself. What could I do to find the peace of God and still act in this world? How can we see this world with the eyes of the Holy Spirit, and avoid dealing with such a vicious ego and its attacks? In my case these attacks come in the form of economic difficulties that I've never gone through before.
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In your own case, the new economic problems can be seen as opportunities to uncover your beliefs about yourself in terms of scarcity, lack and unworthiness. And as you can come to share the Holy Spirit's perception of yourself, you will begin to open up to a different interpretation of those financial challenges. As your own guilt is released, the external circumstances will merely be situations to be addressed, but not indictments of yourself.And so whether the external situation shifts or not will be irrelevant to your own peace of mind. Now this is the process, described very briefly, and you may find your resistance to accepting the Holy Spirit's interpretation strong, especially at the beginning. But that is why Jesus presents forgiveness in the Course as a process, requiring practice over time.
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So what does he do? b. Does he break the law? 2. Who was Leslie Charteris? 3. How many portrayals have there been of The Saint? a. Books b. Films c. Television d. Radio e. Comic strips 4. Weren't some Saint books written by other writers? 5. What was the first Saint book? 6. Who played the Saint on film/radio/television? 7. Can I get videos of the films or TV shows? 8. Are there any books about Leslie Charteris? 9. Is there a fan club for the Saint? 10. Are there Saint sites on the World Wide Web? 11. Will there be any new Saint books? 12. In what langages has the Saint been translated into? 13. What else did Leslie Charteris write besides the Saint? 14: Who was Charteris' choice for the Saint? 15: Where can I write to the Saint? 16: What was Charteris' favorite Saint story? http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 2 of 12 17: Were the TV shows based on the books? 18: What is The Saint Magazine? 19: Was the Saint British or American? 20: What is the best research source for Leslie Charteris and Saint material? 21: What happened to Patricia Holm? 22: What was the most popular Saint book? 23: How do you pronounce Charteris? 24: What kind of car does the Saint drive? 25: Where can I buy a Saint pin? 26: Is there a Saint-related mailing list listserver? 27: What kind of knife did Val Kilmer use in 'The Saint', and where can I get one? 1. Who is the Saint? Very little is known about Simon Templar's background, or how he became the Saint. If his origin and circumstances of his youth seem to be shrouded in mystery, it is because he chooses not to reveal it. He has a great sense of humor as well as a great zest for life. He is well-to-do, well dressed, drives fast cars, goes to the best places with the most attractive girls, all without any visible means of support. The police, particularly Chief Inspector Claud Eustace Teal, have their own ideas about the sources of his apparent wealth and for years have been unsuccessfully trying to prove it. But behind the Saint's sopisticated facade there is a very different man. Had he lived in the Middle Ages you would see him as a knight in shining armour— a Sir Lancelot, a Robin Hood, a Don Juan, or in the great western tradition, a one man vigilante. His enemy is not so much crime, but injustice. His impetus, the plight of the innocent soul in need of a patron Saint. In achieving his objectives he can be cold, hard and always independant. Behind the casual banter there is always the aura of a coiled spring. Hating violence, he will not only turn the other cheekhe will turn it so fast that all you are going to hit is the wall you thought he was up against. Simon Templar faces doom with a cavalier disdain. Yet this is not to say he isn't in constant jeopardy. For if he moves in dangerous places and is himself, the most dangerous of men, he is nonetheless only a man. Mortal. His adventures have been documented in books, films, radio shows, comic strips and television series. a. So what does he do? The Saint is an adventurer, but a gentleman above all else. He reads the paper, eager to find a cause exciting to involve himself in. His moral code is strong, and is motives are also good: he would never hurt, steal from, or kill anyone http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 3 of 12 who doesn't completely deserve it. The Saint is the Robin Hood of modern crime: he robs from the evil and heartless rich, and gives to the wronged and deserving poor— in the process, keeping a percentage for his own expenses. He doesn't work for the law, the government, or anyone else. He is a lone wolf, but he doesn't hesitate to team up or collaborate with anyone, including official agencies, when the need arises. He is also a romantic who believes in the excitement of living. b. Does he break the law? Yes. When the law, or circumstances of the law create an injustice, the Saint will not hesitate to break the law to make right the situation. 2. Who was Leshe Charteris? Leslie Charteris was one of the world's greatest story-tellers; as with every bom story-teller he had a vivid imagination but the colorful atmosphere of his stories stems, in many respects, from personal experience. He worked in a tin mine, on a rubber plantation, and as a gold prospector in the jungle; a pearl fisherman, a seaman on a freighter and as a bar tender in an English country pub; he worked at a wood distillation plant and as a blower-up of balloons at a fairground sideshow. He has been a professional bridge player in a London Club and studied bull fighting in Spain. Leslie Charles Bowyer-Yin was born, the son of a noted Chinese surgeon and his English wife, in Singapore on May 12th, 1907. He changed his name to Leslie Charteris in 1926. In his youth he studied law at Cambridge University before writing his first book whilst still in his teens. The first Saint adventure followed shortly after that. By the time of his death, on 15th April 1993, he had chronicled the adventures of the Saint in nearly one hundred books. A longer biography can be found at http://www.saint.org/lcbio.htm and a full length biography, "A Saint I Ain't," is in preparation. 3. How many portrayals have been done of The Saint? There have been a number of portrayals of The Saint in books, films, television, radio, and comic strips. a. Books: Leslie Charteris wrote 50 English language books detailing the Saint's adventures. These fifty titles are comprised of 19 full-length novels, 48 novelettes or novellas, and 95 short stories (94 in the UK, where "The Uncritical Publisher" was left out of all editions of "The Saint Intervenes"). To muddy the situation, many of the 50 titles underwent title changes, and most of the short stories and novelettes have been repackaged into various anthologies http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 4 of 12 and compilations over the years. The linguistic qualification regarding "English language" is required as Charteris also wrote a further 40 adventures in French which have never been translated into English-although some have been translated into Dutch. A detailed list of the English adventures, plus many of the anthologies and non- Saint books by Leslie Charteris, can be found at http://www.saint.org/books.htm b. Films: The best remembered films are the series of black and white movies that were made during the Golden Age of Hollywood by RKO . Between 1938 and 1953, with the help of Louis Hayward, George Sanders and Hugh Sinclair, they made nine movies. Two French films were made by different French production companies in the 1960s. Charteris disliked these so much that he stopped them from being shown in any English-language territories. Copies of both films do exist in their native country but on viewing only go to emphasize the extremely high quality of every other Saint production. Two two-part stories from the Roger Moore TV series, and one two-parter from the Ian Ogilvy series, have been shown as films on a very limited theatrical basis, but very often crop up as TV movies. c. Television: The first TV series, starring Roger Moore, ran between 1962 and 1969. They made 118 hour long episodes: 71 in black and white and 47 in color. Two of these stories ("The Fiction Makers" and "Vendetta for the Saint") were two- parters and subsequently were released as films on a limited basis. The second series, with Ian Ogilvy as the Saint, ran in the late 1970s. They made 24 hour-long episodes. One story, a two parter called "Collision Course", was packaged into a feature length movie called "The Saint and the Brave Goose". The third series, with Simon Dutton taking over the halo, was made in the late 1980s. There were 6 two-hour films. There was a failed one-hour pilot made and shown in 1987, with Australian Andrew Clarke as Simon Templar. Those who've seen it do their best to forget it. Further information on all the TV shows, and a detailed episode listing can be found at http://www.saint.org/sttv.htm d. Radio: http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 5 of 12 The Saint debuted on the radio in 1940, when Terence De Marney starred in six episodes, adapted from the original Charteris stories, for Radio Athlone. These six episodes were later repeated on the British Forces Band. In 1945 the Saint came to American radio. Edgar Barrier made 13 episodes for NBC. Later that years Brian Aherne made 13 episodes for CBS. Vincent Price took over the halo in 1947, making 51 episodes for CBS. In July 1948 the show moved to the Mutual Broadcasting System where he made a further 47 episodes. The show moved to NBC in 1950 where Price made a final batch of 44 episodes. Barry Sullivan also starred as the Saint for two episodes whilst the show was at NBC. Tom Conway took over the role in May 1951 and starred in 23 episodes as Simon Templar before the show finished in October that year. 3 chapters of the Immortal Works were adapted for radio and broadcast on Radio Sottens, a Swiss based French language radio channel, in July 1949. In 1995, the Saint returned to British radio for the first time in over 50 years when Paul Rhys starred as Simon Templar in three adaptations of original Charteris novels for BBC Radio 4. e. Comic Strips: From 1948 to 1961 Charteris wrote the scripts for a daily Saint comic strip which was syndicated around the world by the New York Herald Tribune. Many of these stories were later collected up and reprinted as comic books. There was a separate series of comic books published by Avon Comics (USA) in the late 1940s and early 1950s. And from 1968 to 1988 Semic Press, a Scandanavian publisher, printed a Saint comic book, the stories for which were vetted by Charteris before reaching publication. 4. Weren't some Saint books written by other writers? Yes... and no. Knowing that The Saint would probaby continue on after his death (as have Sherlock Holmes, Raffles, James Bond, and other literary characters), Leslie Charteris decided to collaborate with other writers while he was still alive. This way, he could not only share in any monetary gains, but he could also comment on, direct, plot, edit, amend, rewrite, and otherwise put some genuine Charteris polish on the continuing adventures of The Saint. These collaborations include the last 14 English language Saint titles dated from 1964 to 1983, and the 40 French adventures. 5. What was the first Saint book? "Meet- The Tiger!", published in Great Britan by Ward Lock in September, 1928, is the first we hear of the adventures of Simon Templar. It was first published in the United States by The Crime Club in July 1929. 6. Who played the Saint on film/radio/television? Nineteen different actors have played Simon Templar over the years. http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 6 of 12 Louis Hayward, George Sanders, Hugh Sinclair, Felix Marten, Jean Marais, and Val Kilmer have played the Saint on the big screen. Roger Moore, Ian Ogilvy, Andrew Clarke and Simon Dutton, are the TV Saints. Terence De Mamey, Edgar Barrier, Brian Aherne, Vincent Price, Barry Sullivan, Tom Conway, Larry Dobkin, and Paul Rhys were heard as the radio Saints. Leslie Charteris played the Saint in a photostory for LIFE magazine. 7. Can I get videos of the films or TV shows? Over the last few years many episodes from the first two TV series have been released on tape on both sides of the Atlantic, and with some searching it is still possible to get hold of these. But with the new movie, plans have been announced for a number of releases: • Paramount has released "The Saint", starring Val Kilmer on video. • Turner Home Video has released eight of the RKO films on four tapes. • Polygram Video (USA) has released a number of episodes from the Roger Moore series. • Columbia House (USA) has a "Saint of the month" club. • Carlton Home Entertainment (UK) are releasing a number of episodes from the Roger Moore series on both VHS and DVD starting June 2000. For the latest news on all these releases, check out http://www.saint.org/rumors.htm 8. Are there any books about LesUe Charteris? "The Saint and Leslie Charteris" (Howard Baker, 1970) by W.O.G. Lofts and Derek Adley, is an excellent, if now somewhat dated bio -bibliography of the two. "The Saint: A Complete History in Print, Film, Radio and Television. 1928 - 1992" (McFarland, 1993) by Burl Barer. Charteris loved it. The author won an Edgar award for it. Need we say more? "The Durable Desperadoes" (Macmillan, 1973) by William Vivian Butler is a fantastic critical study on the genre of criminal gentleman. The Saint is featured prominently, being the primary focus of the book. A full bibliography, "The Saintly Bible", by Daniel Bodenheimer and an authorised biography, "A Saint I Ain't", by Ian Dickerson, are currently in preparation. 9. Is there a fan club for the Saint? The Saint Club, formed in 1936, is for people interested in the adventures of Simon Templar and the works of Leslie Charteris (and indeed, the works of Simon Templar and the adventures of Leslie Charteris). More details, including an address to write to, can be found at: http://www.saint.org/stclub.htm 10. Are there Saint sites on the World Wide Web? http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 7 of 12 Yes, the award-winning official web site of The Saint Club is http://www.saint.org/ . and Paramount's web site for the Val Kilmer movie, "The Saint", is http://www.thesaint.com/ 11. Will there be any new Saint books? Yes! Ian Dickerson is developing a novel based on an unpublished Charteris outline, and two books by Burl Barer have just recently been published. Burl Barer's movie novelization, "The Saint", was published by Pocket Books in March 1997, and his original Saint novel, " Capture the Saint ", was published by The Saint Club in October 1997. To order one of the 500 signed and numbered copies of the Special Collector's Edition of "Capture The Saint" please send your name, full shipping address, number of books you want to order, and a check or money order for the full payment amount to: The Saint Club/Books, 1839 Crestline Drive, Walla Walla, WA 99362. Each copy of "Capture the Saint" is priced at $15.00 (US), and there is a $3.00 (US) charge for shipping and handling ($18.00 total per book). On orders of five or more, the shipping and handling charge will be waived. European orders should be sent to: The Saint Club, 8 Coldean Lane, Brighton, Sussex, England BNl 9GD. 12. In what langages has the Saint been translated into? The Saint books have been translated into French, German, Spanish, Dutch, Swedish, Greek, Italian, Turkish, Portugese, Afrikaans, Czech, Danish, Hungarian, Finnish, Serbo- Kroat, Hebrew, Arabic, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish, and Braille. The Saint television show was dubbed into German, Swedish, Dutch, Japanese, Spanish, Polish, and probably others. It has been shown in Aden, Argentina, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Bermuda, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Canada, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Denmark, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Finland, Formosa, France, Ghana, Gibraltar, Guatemala, Holland, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Iran, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Liberia, Luxembourg, Malta, Malaya, Mexico, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Norway, Panama, Pakistan Philippines, Puerto Rico, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Rhodesia, Rumania, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, U.A.R, USA (syndication and network), Uruguay, Venezuela, West Germany, Yugoslavia, and Zambia. 13. What else did Leslie Charteris write besides The Saint? The first Saint book, "Meet-The Tiger!", was printed in September 1928, and was actually Charteris' third novel, and of Charteris' first five books, "Meet -The Tiger!" was the only one with The Saint. In 1929 Charteris decided to pick one character, and write a series of books about them. He picked The Saint, and the rest is history. Now, while most of his time was spent writing about The Saint, Charteris did find time to write many non-Saint pieces. Some of which include: • 1937: The English translation of a biography of Juan Belmonte, bullfighter. http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 8 of 12 • 1945: Novelization of the Universal film, "Lady on a Train". • 1947 to 1956: Eight true crime stories about crooked religeous leaders. • 1949 to 1964: 12 occasional contributions to Gourmet magazine. • 1964: "Spanish For Fun", a guide book to learning Spanish. • 1964 to 1967: "Instead of the Saint", an erratic column in The Saint Mystery Magazine. • June 1966 to March 1968: 22 monthly columns to Gourmet, entitled "Along The Boulevards". • 1953 to 1967: A monthly introduction to The Saint Mystery Magazine. • 1972: "Paleneo", a symbol language. 14. Who was Charteris' choice for the Saint? Charteris suggested such actors as Ronald Colman, Cary Grant, or Douglas Fairbanks Jr. would have been good picks; and felt that Louis Hayward and George Sanders were hopelessly miscast. He was very pleased with Roger Moore, saying that he was by far the best Saint, but that he looked much more like the Saint in the early books rather than the ones from the 1950's and 60's. In later years he was pleased with the choices of Ian Oglivy and Simon Dutton. 15. Where can I write to the Saint? The Saint Club will forward letters to Roger Moore, Ian Ogilvy and Simon Dutton if the envelope is addressed to the person concerned. They will not be opened by the Club. Be warned that they may be sent via agents and/or secretaries and that the Club cannot guarantee a reply. Please note e-mails sent to any member of The Saint Club staff and intended for the above trio will simply be deleted. 16. What was Charteris' favorite Saint story? While Charteris remarked that "The Pearls of Peace", which appeared in Senor Saint was his favorite Saint story, he chose to include "The Arrow of God" when asked for his "best" work for the 1955 book, "My Best Murder Story", edited by David Cooke. 17. Were the TV shows based on the books? Yes, the first few seasons of The Saint, starring Roger Moore, were based on specific short stories or novelettes by Leslie Charteris. The show was such a success, however, that they eventually ran out of stories that were suitable for adaptation. At this point, the TV writers started sending synopses of new plots to Charteris for his opinion, approval, and criticisms. At the same time, Charteris was running out of Saint stories for The Saint Magazine, and arranged to have some of the better scripts adapted into book format under his supervision. Therefore, the fact is that while some of the TV shows are based on the books, the reverse is also true: some of the books are based on the TV shows. 18. What is The Saint Magazine? The Saint Detective Magazine started up in 1953 as a competitor to Alfred Hitchcock's http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 9 of 12 Mystery Magazine and EUery Queen's Mystery Magazine. It was a digest-sized monthly publication which normally featured a Saint story by Leslie Charteris, and a few other short stories by other authors. It's motto was "some old, some new — the finest in Mystery fiction". It later changed its name to The Saint Mystery Magazine, and then to just The Saint Magazine before ending publication in 1967. The magazine began in the United States, but British, French, and Dutch editions appeared over the years. 19. Was the Saint British or American? The first Saint books feature an extremely British Saint, but over the years Simon became much more cosmopolitan. The reason for this subtle change is that Leslie Charteris moved to the United States, and spent many years in Hollywood, Palm Springs, and Florida. As Charteris himself became more American, so did the Saint. Now, it's rather difficult to lose your roots, so the Saint is truly British, but his lifestyle, mannerisms, and other outward appearances are that of a citizen of the world; not tied to one country or another, the Saint comfortably fits into in any city or country that he visits. 20. What is the best research source for Leslie Charteris and Saint material? Burl Barer's book, "The Saint: A Complete History in Print, Film, Radio and Television. 1928 - 1992 ", is a great place to start. If you are looking for more, Boston University's Special Collections has the official Charteris archives. Burl made great use of their boxes and boxes and boxes of Charteris material in his book, but there is more than enough for ten books. Dr. Howard B. Gotlieb Director of Special Collections Boston University Mugar Memorial Library 77 1 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02215 U.S.A. 21. What happened to Patricia Holm? In the early Saint books, Simon Templar had a "girl friend at his disposal" as was conveinent for the plot. The Saint's relationship with the beautiful blonde, "Pat", was a strange one. She didn't see to mind when he went off with other women, and would disappear for books at a time, only to show up again standing staunching at the Saint's side. She was the Saint's adventurous female counterpart, his lover, and then she suddenly disappeared... Leslie Charteris never explained where she went in any of the Saint books, but in May 1990 he cleared up the mystery of what happened to Pat in an outline for a proposed "Son of The Saint" movie. The outline detailed how Pat left the Saint when she discovered she was pregnant, and went on to elaborate how the Saint and son would meet. After much discussion with the Charteris Estate and Robert S. Baker, Ian Dickerson is developing this outline into a novel. 22. What was the most popular Saint book? http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 10 of 12 "The Saint in New York", first published in 1935 (a condensed version was published in the September 1934 issue of "American Magazine"), is the book most cited as the first big Saint seller. It has been printed in English by at least twenty different publishers, and gone through many pressings. It was the obvious first choice to bring to the big screen when RKO started making Saint films in the 1930's. 23. How do you pronounce Charteris? If you break it down into pieces, the pronouncation becomes quite simple. The problem that most people have is that they want to make it more complicated than it really is. Charteris is broken down into three parts: Chart / er / is. "Chart" is pronounced the same way as "a chart"— the maps that sailors use. By adding a simple "er", you get "charter" (as in a special charter, or chartered plane). The last step is to to say the word "is" at the end as in this "is" easy. 24. What kind of car does the Saint drive? In the Saint books by Leslie Charteris, Simon Templar drove a Hirondel (although on occasion he would also appear in a Furillac or Desurio). The problem that the television producers had when they started to produce the 1960's Saint TV series was that the flamboyant cream and red Hirondel was a complete work of fiction (as were the other two). They decided to go with a contemporary car, and had two hot new sports cars to choose from: the Volvo PI 800 or the Jaguar XK-E. Volvo was happy to supply a beautiful white PI 800 for the show, leaving Jaguar to regret their decision not to provide a XK-E (something they rectified in the 1970's by giving The Return of The Saint show a white XJ- S). In the 1980's, Simon Dutton drove a blue Jensen Interceptor in a series of six made for TV Saint movies. The car most remembered and identified as the Saint's car is the Volvo P1800. The Volvo has attained a certain cult status with its connection to the Saint, probably because of the great symmetry between the two. The Saint is not an outlandish man who flaunts his wealth, and the Volvo communicates this conspicuous reserve perfectly. This long-running relationship between the Saint and Volvo continues with the new Saint movie. The Saint, in the persona of Val Kilmer, drives a red Volvo C70 Turbo Coupe throughout the movie. Again, this marriage of the Saint and Volvo is perfectly harmonious. The Saint needs a sporty, luxurious car that doesn't scream with ostentatious pretenses (please don't bring up the Lamborghini Countach that was used in The Saint in Manhattan), and this new Volvo is an exact match. For more information about the Saint's Volvo, visit http://www.saint.org/volvo.htm 25. Where can I buy a Saint pin? A most frequently asked question has been about the availability of a Saint pin (probably because Emma gives the Saint a very nice one at the end of the recent film). The Saint Club has a limited number of pins available. Prices, including P&P, are as follows: • UK: £9.99 • Europe: £10.99 http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 1 1 of 12 • North America: $15.99 • Rest of World: £11.99 Cheques should be made out in either US dollars or UK pounds and payable to THE SAINT CLUB. Please send them to: The Saint Club Merchandise, Shandy Street, Stepney, London. El 4ST. Orders will not be processed unless you include a valid Saint Club membership number Paramount manufactured a small pin when the movie came out that retailed for US$9.00. That pin is now out of stock, and no longer available from the Paramount Studio Store. Paramount's Studio Store was considering production of a more expensive version, made from pewter. It would have been slightly larger— matching the one in the film— and feature a gold-plated halo. This proposed pin would probably have retailed for about $30, but Paramount did not think they could sell the minimum manufacturing lot of 144. We think it would have sold very well, considering the number of questions about Saint pins. Paramount's list of Saint merchandise included: • T-Shirts, various sizes, $12.00; Black design with halo'ed lightning bolt and small Saint logo. • Hats, $1 1.00; Black baseball hat with a stick figure in a circle on the front, and the words, "The Saint" on the back. • Coffee Mugs, $6.00; Black mug with stick figure on one side, lightning bolt on the other. • Book, $5.00; The Pocket Books novelization of "The Saint" by Burl Barer. • Pins, $9.00; A small lapel/tie pin with the Saint logo (was originally $5.00). NOTE: This list is here for archival purposes only. It is doubtful that any of this merchandise is still available. Paramount's studio store is located at 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, CA 90038-3197. You can reach them by phone at (800) 699-1085 or (213) 956-3036. Fax is available at (213) 862-1941. The International phone number for mail orders is (213) 956-4385. 26. Is there a Saint-related mailing list listserver? Yes, there is an unmoderated mailing list for anybody interested in discussing the work of Simon Templar and the adventures of Leslie Charteris. It is called The Epistle, and it is available in digest mode only. To subscribe, send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com with the following text: subscribe TheEpistle Your Name end To send something to the list, just send an e-mail to email@example.com . To unsubscribe from The Epistle, send an e-mail to email@example.com with any subject hne and the following in the body of the text: http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002 The Saint and Leslie Charteris FAQ Page 12 of 12 unsubscribe TheEpistle end 27. What kind of knife did Val Kilmer use in 'The Saint', and where can I get one? The Saint's knife used in the Val Kilmer film was actually six purpose-built props; each of the prop knives performing a different function, all of which were attributed to the fictional knife. It is unlikely that any one knife will be able to perform all of the functions of The Saint's knife anytime soon (we must wait for technology to catch up!). t Back to The Saint home page . [ Books I Biography I Magazines I Films I Television I Saint Club I Mystery Library ] [ Want List I Saintly Bible History I Saint's Volvo I Sources I News/Rumors I Book Sales ] This page, and the contents of The Saintly Bible web site, are Copyright © 1995-2001 by Dan Bodenheimer . unless Copyright is otherwise held. All attributed quotes, cover reproductions, and other Copyrighted material is Copyright © by their respective publishers. The Saint logo, a worldwide registered trademark, is used with permission of the Leslie Charteris estate. This site is the official World Wide Web site of The Saint Club. http://www.saint.org/faq.htm 8/8/2002


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Sin is not something to be played with. In our pride we think we can handle it; it won't get a hold on us, but sin has invisible hooks that can drag us down and take us places we never intended to go.
Sin will take you farther than you want to go, keep you longer than you want to stay, and cost you more than you want to pay. – unknown
Today's Readings:
1 Samuel 1-3
Psalm 53.1-6
Proverbs 15.8-11
Luke 20.27-47
1 Samuel 1-3:
Multiple wives—provoked and miserable
There's so much good stuff in these 3 chapters! First once again, there's the multiple wives issue. I've said it before, but it's worth repeating, God never presents it as a good thing. He always shows the conflict and problems that resulted.
Notice verse 1.6a, "And her rival also provoked her severely, to make her miserable …" Notice the words "rival," "provoked" and "miserable." Peninnah may have been provoked to jealousy (not an excuse, by the way) because Elkanah favored Hannah (1.5). She provoked Hannah because of her barrenness. Elhanah may have been a little provoked and frustrated himself, "Then Elkanah her husband said to her, "Hannah, why do you weep? Why do you not eat? And why is your heart grieved? Am I not better to you than ten sons?" (1.8).
This was never the way God intended marriage to be.
But even in the midst of bad choices, God heard the prayer of His humble servant, Hannah. Notice how this faithful woman kept her vow to the Lord, "Now when she had weaned him, she took him up with her … and brought him to the house of the LORD in Shiloh.. And the child was young … For this child I prayed, and the LORD has granted me my petition which I asked of Him. Therefore I also have lent him to the LORD; as long as he lives he shall be lent to the LORD." So they worshiped the LORD there" (vv.24-28).
God's judgment on willful, unrepentant sin
Next there's the sad story of Eli and his two ungodly sons in chapters 2 & 3. This man knew what his sons were doing, stealing the part of the sacrifices that belonged to God and sleeping with women who came to the tabernacle, yet he failed to deal decisively with them. The boys themselves had so hardened their hearts through their sin and disobedience that "the Lord desired to kill them" (2.25). God added His judicial hardening to their willful hardening.
Romans 1 explains it this way:
18 For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who suppress the truth in unrighteousness, 19 because what may be known of God is manifest in them, for God has shown it to them. 20 For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and Godhead, so that they are without excuse, 21 because, although they knew God, they did not glorify Him as God, nor were thankful, but became futile in their thoughts, and their foolish hearts were darkened. 22 Professing to be wise, they became fools, 23 and changed the glory of the incorruptible God into an image made like corruptible man—and birds and four-footed animals and creeping things.
24 Therefore God also gave them up to uncleanness, in the lusts of their hearts, to dishonor their bodies among themselves, 25 who exchanged the truth of God for the lie, and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever. Amen.
26 For this reason God gave them up to vile passions. For even their women exchanged the natural use for what is against nature. 27 Likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust for one another, men with men committing what is shameful, and receiving in themselves the penalty of their error which was due.
28 And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a debased mind, to do those things which are not fitting; 29 being filled with all unrighteousness, sexual immorality, wickedness, covetousness, maliciousness; full of envy, murder, strife, deceit, evil-mindedness; they are whisperers, 30 backbiters, haters of God, violent, proud, boasters, inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents, 31 undiscerning, untrustworthy, unloving, unforgiving, unmerciful; 32 who, knowing the righteous judgment of God, that those who practice such things are deserving of death, not only do the same but also approve of those who practice them.
Notice, first of all, Romans says they know the truth, but suppress it. These two sons were priests; they had heard the truth. Their hearts were first darkened by their own sin and then "God gave them over" and allowed the natural consequences of their sin to run its course.
Sin's invisible hooks
How did these two priests end up where they did? How did it start? What compromises did they make in their thoughts and attitudes along the way? How did they end up sleeping with women in the tabernacle? And can it happen to us?
Too often we're legalists where sin is concerned. We like to get just as close to the line as we can, while we proclaim "we're not doing anything wrong." The next thing we know we're just playing around with a idea, still convinced we're in control.
Sin is not something to be played with. In our pride we think we can handle it; it won't get a hold on us, but sin has hooks that we can't see and "one more time," "just this once," or "it's not that bad" can take us on a downward spiral that we never saw coming.
1 Corinthians 10 says:
12 Therefore let him who thinks he stands take heed lest he fall.
Because, as James said, we can be tempted and drawn away by our own deceitful desires. And what started out as just a thought that we had no intention of acting on, is often the bait Satan uses to ensnare us (Jas. 1.14-15).
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Psalm 53.1-6:
Saying there is no God or just living like it
Verse 1a, "The fool has said in his heart, 'There is no God.'" And we might add that foolish men and women, though they profess belief in God, sometimes live like there is no God.
It goes back to some of what I talked about yesterday. That attitude that amounts to, "I know what the Bible says, but …"
You fill in the blank:
"… but I'm sure God wants me happy!"
"… but if you knew my circumstances."
"… but we love each other!"
"… but God knows my heart." (This is a great spiritual-sounding excuse.)
"You … honor your sons more than Me"
Then there are those ways we fail to correct our children by allowing them to do things or go places because we want them to be happy, popular, successful, get into college, or whatever. When we do, we're really no different from Eli, "Why do you kick at My sacrifice and My offering which I have commanded in My dwelling place, and honor your sons more than Me, to make yourselves fat with the best of all the offerings of Israel My people?" (1 Sam. 2.29).
Sadly, we set our children up for failure when we do. We end up with a child-centered home, instead of a God-centered home and, even from a natural perspective; it often fails to deliver what we wanted. In Fact, Lou Priolo in his book the Heart of Anger says it's one of the ways we provoke our children to anger.
Proverbs 15.8-11:
Grace-powered obedience
Verse 8, "The sacrifice of the wicked is an abomination to the LORD, but the prayer of the upright is His delight." God delights to hear the prayers of those who are walking, not in perfection, but in "grace-powered obedience."
Luke 20.27-47:
"I shall go to him …"
Jesus told the Sadducees, "But those who are counted worthy to attain that age, and the resurrection from the dead, neither marry nor are given in marriage" (v. 35). So some may wonder if we'll be reunited with our loved ones in heaven, especially our husbands. David said about his infant son who had died, "I shall go to him, but he shall not return to me" (2 Sam. 12.23). We will be reunited with our loved ones, but there will not be marriage, as we know it.


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For some OSAS believers, the doctrine is a temptation to sin. Because once you are saved, what fear does one have of sin if salvation stays intact no matter what you do? But then they say that a actual saved person would not act that way. Problem is, that logic is no where in God's word. There are no actions or sins that the Bible says you cannot commit after being saved.


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Blogs Cliopatria DUBAI BANS IRANIAN PROTESTJun 20, 2009 1:04 pm
They have tried before without success:
The FINANCIAL -- ABU DHABI, Dubai authorities on June 19 banned demonstrations by Iranian immigrants who have been protesting for four days in the Arab emirate against the presidential election results in Iran, Gulf News reported.
"We don't want the power struggle between the two conflicting parties to be fought over here," the newspaper quoted Dubai police chief Dahi Khalfan Tamim as saying.
Actually, there seems to be only one party protesting!
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Intel to invest over $3B in ASML
Intel Corp. and ASML Holding said that the American chip company will invest more than $3 billion in the Dutch lithography company and another $1 billion in related research, according to the Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal.
The first phase of the deal will see Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) make a $2.1 billion equity investment in ASML (NASDAQ: ASML).
Intel has about 6,500 employees working at its Folsom campus.


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Latest "Furious" film opens strongly, especially overseas
Los Angeles (AFP) - Universal's action thriller "The Fate of the Furious" hit the ground in super-high gear this weekend, taking in $100.2 million on North American screens while roaring to record global revenues of more than a half-billion dollars, industry analysts estimated.
Exhibitor Relations said the latest chapter in Universal Studio's "Fast and Furious" series accounted for nearly two-thirds of North American revenues over the three-day Easter weekend, leaving previous frontrunner "The Boss Baby" in its dust with just $15.5 million in sales. That Fox/DreamWorks Animation film has now grossed $116.3 million domestically.
While the latest "Fast" opened strongly, the manic muscle-car-filled film -- with megastars Vin Diesel and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson -- made nearly a third less in its first weekend than the previous "Fast and Furious" chapter, which scored $147.2 million.
But the new film had an exceptionally strong performance in the rest of the world, led by China, bringing in $432.3 million. With North American sales added in, the estimated $532.5 million global debut would break the record of $529 million held by "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," website BoxOfficeMojo.com reported.
"Beauty and the Beast" continued to draw viewers, earning $13.6 million in its fifth week out. The Disney blockbuster, starring Emma Watson and Dan Stevens, has taken in $454.7 million domestically while pushing past $1 billion internationally.
The animated "Smurfs: The Lost Village" from Sony came in next at $6.5 million. That was half its opening take from a week earlier.
Holding fifth spot on North American screens was "Going in Style." The Warner Bros. comedy, starring Morgan Freeman, Alan Arkin and Michael Caine as aging bank robbers, had weekend sales of $6.3 million.
Rounding out the top 10 are:
"Gifted" ($3.0 million)
"Get Out" ($2.9 million)
"Power Rangers" ($2.9 million)
"The Case for Christ" ($2.7 million)
"Kong: Skull Island" ($2.7 million)
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