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|Reviews for Trading Faces
| vbn45 chapter 15 . 7/25/2011
Im not a big 1x2 in love kind of fan- I like their brotherly love, but this was a really good story and you kept them in character nicely. ]
| darkpanthress chapter 15 . 1/22/2009
I loved this story! It was fun and had all the adventure or humor that I craved!
| Jingying chapter 15 . 4/5/2008
Haha- oh man, this story is so cute! I know this review is a few years late, but thought you should know anyway. :)
| Azamiko chapter 15 . 3/15/2008
This was fun and cute! :D Good job!
| insert witty chapter 15 . 12/5/2004
Oh that made me feel all bubbly and _-ish inside, nehehehe. I liked it a lot!
| lital-tee chapter 15 . 5/17/2004
aw! what a cute way to end the story! I had forgotten about this story, but I'm glad now that I have found it again- it's very good. the story idea is very interesting. kudos to you.
| WhiteWolfSearching chapter 15 . 2/28/2003
that was cute!I loved this story very much so! Well check back with you
| Sunfreak chapter 15 . 12/3/2002
*sparkles* Cuuuute . . . I didn't know you'd finished this; I'd have been here ages ago! But it did not disappoint, and I was glad for the pseudo-science of the disk. And damn, but it was fun! _
*imagines Duo glomping Wufei. "You fixed us!"* God, I loved that scene . . . *_*
| The Spork Warrior chapter 15 . 11/25/2002
*smirks* I've finally finished reading this. Oh, boy, I really enjoyed this, and i'm going right now to read some of your other stuff. Oh... yeah, i don't think you ever said why heero's favorite colour was purple, but i probably just missed it is you did!
| FireDemon chapter 15 . 11/19/2002
This is so totally the cutest thing I've read in ages.
*sighs happily* I can die happy now (and fail my chem exam cos I'd MUCH rather read this then study _)
This is totally the best fic... ever.
| Solus Nox chapter 15 . 11/18/2002
An appropriate ending to this fic.. I realy did love it _
I'm not one for 1x2 fics but I think this is one of the better ones :)
| Dreamer chapter 15 . 11/17/2002
so its done...i almost don't want this to finish, just so i can read more! _, but the ending was a very very very cute one-i like it loooooots! it was so hilarious when duo saw what heero did with the camera...lol! who would've though heero would do such a thing? and yay! thanx for thinkin' of the heero-centric side fic...i hope u'll get it to cooperate. _, and i bet its gonna be great! thanx!
| Tasha M.B chapter 15 . 11/17/2002
Hey girlfriend!
*jumping up and down* Yay! It's finished! That was great! I love the ending. How kawaii! Duo's the little devil isn't he? Hehehehehee..I think everyone knew that anyways. I loved it! I liked the part when Hee-chan started to tickle Duo. That was so cute! I just loved the whole thing! That was a great ending. You did very good on it. I didn't want it to end ya know. A very good story I must say. Fantastic job L-chan! Uh...well. I'm running out ot things to say. You have another peice of mail waiting for you. Hehehehehe. I will talk at ya later and keep up the good work! Ja
| Yui-Mag chapter 15 . 11/17/2002
"Its not fair! It can't be the end!"Direct quote from Fusigivenus. I agree with her! Its way too good to be ended!
Please write a sequel! PLEASE!
(Including more cute Quatre/Trowa scenes if possible-Fushigivenus begs!)
I loved it!
And I will continue to bow down!
| MooMooMilk chapter 15 . 11/16/2002
This ending is incredibly cute! I love how Heero and Duo finally show a lot of affection for each other. The part about Heero keeping a mini Duo Braid in his pocket was really sweet. Please write more soon!


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SCOTUS Scuttles Aereo; "It's Over", Says Diller
Diane Sawyer Stepping Down From 'ABC World News'
R.I.P. Eli Wallach
DeadlineNow Morning Report: Aereo Loses At SCOTUS, Diane Sawyer Out As ABC Anchor, Eli Wallach R.I.P. (Video)
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The decision was the right one. Aereo's "experiment" was all about STEALING network content then reselling it. A lot of people didn't jump up and complain because it was just 'network/broadcast programming, but, had Aereo decided to steal HBO or SHOWTIME's content and resell it – or God forbid, SPORTS PROGRAMMING, there would have been a mob in Washington FORCING the courts to do something!! These 'start up' tech companies want to steal without ramifications. Sorry you fuck heads, YOU CAN'T STEAL SOMEONE ELES CONTENT. I.E., you don't own it – you can't profit from selling it. Fucking tech idiots.
The internet can be our industries partner, or it can be a place for corrupt, immoral, greedy pigs to take up refuge and "claim" to be 'looking to the future'. Bullshit. It's all about money with these tech asses. Get a grip, if you want to own content and sell it – CREATE IT, DON'T STEAL IT.
How can people "steal" something that is given away for free, which broadcast content is? That's the deal broadcasters made with the American public when they were given the right to built a for-profit business from the PUBLIC airwaves. Yet decades later, the corporate hogs have somehow skewed things so that they have a right to charge cable companies to distribute content to Americans which should be free.
Aereo is an important service for Americans who want access to content made because of THEIR public airwaves, yet that they cannot access due to some impediment of location. The Justices are bought and paid for by corporate interests, so it's no wonder they rule to benefit their corporate masters and not the American people. This is a travesty. (And no, I'm not an Aereo customer and wouldn't be even if it were in my city. Broadcast content is such crap nowadays that they'd have to pay ME to watch it.)
Well @nerd rage – Since you feel that broadcast programming is so beneath your sublime intellect, then this ruling shouldn't bother you at all because you never watch broadcast programming, right? And NO – 'broadcast' programming is not free. It's an investment that is supported by advertisers and viewers. Perhaps at McDonalds, where you flip burgers for a living, there is no issue with content ownership. Or, maybe there is. Could I open up a burger joint and call my greasy burger a Big Mac©? I think not. Nothing is free my friend. Just stick your small mind back in your laptop and dream. The real world has rules to protect intellectual content ownership from being a profit making tool for those who do not own the content. Period. End of story.
In a 6-3 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Aereo, a start-up backed by media mogul Barry Diller, violated the copyrighted work of major TV networks by streaming their content to paid subscribers.
Barry Diller? Really? Hah, I wonder how he would have felt about Aereo when he was actually relevant in television production.


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Not sure: You could have a cyst on the right ovary. Or if you've ever had abdominal surgery, there's a chance you have adhesions, or scar tissue, on that side and that can cause pain. But more likely, the pain is from something else on the right, like a muscle that's strained. A gyn doctor might be able to sort that out! ...Read more
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History of the Sons of the Revolution in the State of New York
The founding of the Sons of the Revolution in the State of New York (SRNY) was inspired by the example of the Society of the Cincinnati founded by General Washington's officers on May 13, 1783 to perpetuate the remembrance of the Revolutionary War and the friendships that were "formed under the pressure of common danger." Revolutionary army officers, or their eldest sons, were eligible for membership in the Society of the Cincinnati. Over the next 100 years little was done to broaden the membership requirements.
In the 1870s the celebrations of the centennial of the Revolutionary War inspired nationwide interest in the founding of the United States. One of these inspired patriots was John Austin Stevens (1827-1910), whose grandfather was an original member of the Cincinnati. John A. Stevens was ineligible for the Cinncinati, since his father was not the eldest son. Stevens was not permitted to officially participate in the centennial celebrations at Philadelphia. He wrote the president-general of the Cincinnati to request extended membership but was denied. Steven's rejection from the Cincinnati based on his birth spurred him to investigate the feasibility of founding a like society that offered wider membership.
His immediate purpose of starting a new society was to have a group to take part in the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia. On December 18, 1875, at the library of the New-York Historical Society, Stevens met with Major Asa Bird Gardiner, Professor of Military Law at West Point to discuss his idea. On February 22, 1876, Stevens called an organization meeting to announce the formation of the Sons of the Revolution and invited persons interested in membership. The name was inspired by the example of the revolutionary group "Sons of Liberty." There were few responses to his initiative.
However, in 1883 the new organization was successfully established. On December 4th of that year Stevens hosted a dinner in the Long Room of Fraunces Tavern to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of Washington's farewell to his officers on December 4th, 1783. On this occasion forty guests signed the constitution of the Sons of the Revolution. Membership was open to all male descendants of officers, soldiers, and certain others who were in federal or state service during the Revolution.
On April 18, 1884, the certificate of incorporation under the laws of the State of New York was signed by thirteen men. On May 2, 1884, Judge George C. Barrett signed the certificate of incorporation. Frederick S. Tallmadge was elected president. By 1887 there were over 400 members.
The mission of the SRNY:
[…] to perpetuate the memory of the men who, in military, naval or civil service, by their acts or counsel, achieved American Independence; to promote and assist in the proper celebration of the anniversaries of Washington's Birthday, the Battles of Lexington and Bunker Hill, the Fourth of July, the Capitulations of Saratoga and Yorktown, the Evacuation of New York by the British Army, and other prominent events relating to or connected with the War of the Revolution; to collect and secure for preservation the manuscript rolls, records and other documents relating to that War; to inspire among the members and their descendants the patriotic spirit of their forefathers; to inculcate in the community in general, sentiments of Nationality and respect for the principles for which the patriots of the Revolution contended; to assist in the commemorative celebration of other great historical events of National importance, and to promote social intercourse and the feeling of fellowship among its members.
The SRNY has always been active in placing historic tablets, statues, and monuments, and in participation in historic preservation. The first of these, placed in 1892, was the tablet to Colonel Marinus Willett at the corner of Broad Street and Beaver Street in New York City. Especially notable are: the statue of Nathan Hale at City Hall Park, New York City; the base relief commemorating the Battle of Harlem Heights, at Columbia University (1897); and the tablet indicating the Revolutionary Line of Defence at 153rd Street and Broadway (1901).
Possibly the most notable act of the SRNY was the purchase and restoration of Fraunces Tavern (More about Fraunces Tavern HERE) at 54 Pearl Street in New York City. As early as 1887, the SRNY attempted to acquire Fraunces Tavern. In 1900, the Tavern was threatened with demolition. The Daughters of the American Revolution with the aid of the Honorable Andrew H. Green, founder and president of the Society for the Preservation of Scenic and Historic Places, came together to try and save and preserve the building. This committee was the nucleus of the later American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society. They attempted to purchase the building for several years but the owners refused.
The City got involved with saving the Tavern. In 1903 to prevent the owners from destroying the building the City of New York exercised its rights of eminent domain and designated it as a park. The following year the owners agreed to sell the property to the SRNY who were able to afford the purchase because of the bequest of property and funds from Frederick S. Talllmadge, who died on June 20th. The City rescinded its park designation and the SRNY took title in July.
In 1905 the SRNY hired William H. Mersereau, an architect from Staten Island, to restore the Tavern to its 18th century appearance. There are no early images of Fraunces Tavern. Mersereau did his best. The final design was somewhat conjectural and highly influenced by the Colonial Revival movement.
The grand opening of Fraunces Tavern Museum was held on December 4, 1907, the anniversary of the Washington's Farewell to his officers. Fraunces Tavern was opened as a museum, restaurant and the headquarters for the SRNY.
The generosity of Tallmadge was recognized with "Tallmadge Day" celebrated on the anniversary of his birth, January 24.
The SRNY continues today. With over 800 active members and new members joining every year, the Society continues to serve the mission through the Museum and their annual celebrations: Tallmadge Day -January, George Washington's Birthday – February, President's Day -February, Flag Day – June, Independence Day – July, Nathan Hale Day – September, and Evacuation Day – November
The creation of the Fraunces Tavern® Museum in 1907 is often considered the Society's most philanthropic educational contribution to the local, national and international communities.
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Mechanising λ-calculus using a classical first order theory of terms with permutations
DOI: 10.1007/s10990-006-8745-7
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- Norrish, M. Higher-Order Symb Comput (2006) 19: 169. doi:10.1007/s10990-006-8745-7
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This paper describes the mechanisation in HOL of some basic λ-calculus theory. The proofs are taken from standard sources (books by Hankin and Barendregt), and cover: equational theory, reduction theory, residuals, finiteness of developments, and the standardisation theorem. The issues in mechanising pen-and-paper proofs are discussed; in particular, those difficulties arising from the sources' use of the Barendregt Variable Convention.
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For years, maybe even decades, Wanda Jackson was written out of the accepted histories of women in rock.
Incredibly, she doesn't even merit a mention in Lucy O'Brien's She-Bop or Joy Press & Simon Reynolds' The Sex Revolts, to name but two.
But make no mistake, Jackson was about as vitally important a figure as it's possible to get. The first female ever to record a rock'n'roll record, having been persuaded by a young Elvis Presley, whom she supported – and dated – when she was still a 19-year-old country singer, to cover his own "Let's Have a Party" (to which the title The Party Ain't Over is clearly a reference). Jackson single-handedly showed an alternative to the twee, demure, "How Much is That Doggy in the Window" with her rasping delivery and raw rockabilly, and scandalised Nashville by showing her shoulders on the Grand Ole Opry stage (it really was another world).
The Queen of Rockabilly retreated to the world of country and gospel in the late 1960s, but in more recent years Jackson, now 74, has been coaxed back in the direction of rock'n'roll, helped by the patronage of alternative types such as the Cramps and the Fall, by her portrayal in Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line, the channelling of her style by the likes of Imelda May, and now by the intervention of Jack White.
Having already recorded an album with Loretta Lynn, White has previous form for working with septuagenarian country divas, and The Party Ain't Over doesn't foolishly try anything clever or radical, merely allowing that voice – its rough edges still intact – to do what it does best.
On a dozen carefully picked covers, she's backed by a band including assorted Raconteurs, Dead Weathers and My Morning Jackets, White's missus Karen Elson, and Jack himself, whose lightning fingertips were born to tear into the immortal riff of the opener "Shakin' All Over".
In the main, she remains stylistically faithful to the originals, such as the blistering big-band boogie of Little Richard's "Rip it Up". She's perhaps least comfortable on Amy Winehouse's "You Know I'm No Good" – you've got to wonder what she makes of references to Stella and pitta – even though she growls gamely through. She's on more familiar turf with Hank Williams' "Dust on the Bible", a lone piece of religiosity which she has the decency to tuck away at track nine.
It ends with Jimmie Rodgers' "Blue Yodle #6" (sic) on which, following the line "When a woman's down, you men don't want her around...", she slips in the whispered afterthought "...rascals!" It's a moment which – like the entire album – cannot help but put a smile on your face.
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Brick Court Chambers head Christopher Clarke QC will go to the bench upon completion of his role as counsel to the Saville Inquiry.
Jonathan Hirst QC and Jonathan Sumption QC re-place Clarke, who has led the magic circle set since 1999.
As the top earner on the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, Clarke amassed earnings of £3.7m by February 2004 for six years' full-time work – much less than the former doyen of the commercial bar could have made from sticking to heavyweight City cases.
The elevation of Sumption means the triumvirate of top commercial silks in practice – with One Essex Court's Lord Grabiner QC and Essex Court's Gordon Pollock QC – all now sit as the titular heads of their respective sets.
During Clarke's tenure, Brick Court has become the benchmark for the commercial bar. Last year annual turnover was £34.5m and the highest average revenue per barrister at £557,000. It also became the first set to form an international alliance, linking with Polish firm Wardynski & Partners in 2000.
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Keeping a pet does not have to cost a lot, even in a recession.
True, expenses for the first year or two, including for behavioral training and spaying or neutering, can top $500. But after that, annual costs to care for a pet are much lower.
Devon Moos, the owner of a dachshund named Ruby Tuesday, says she spends $200 a year on all of the basics for her pet, including supplies to make her own dog food.
"I would rather take the time to make her food on a weekly basis and know she's getting what she needs nutritionally," says Moos.
Here are some ways to curb costs (including some tips from Moos on being a pet chef):
1. Food for Less: Keep it Simple
Organic pet food is gaining appeal, but it may not actually be worth the extra money.
"Pet food, especially the organic and human-grade kind, can get expensive. For pet food, there's no official definition of organic, human-grade, premium, no fillers, or gourmet," notes Consumer Reports. So there's no need to spend extra money on pet food with these claims, Consumer Reports says.
By feeding your pet traditional pet food, your annual costs can top $200 on food alone, assuming you pay about $16.99 per 20- to 30-pound bag of pet food and need one bag per month. Buying generic or store brand dog food, on the other hand could save you about 25%, according to Consumer Reports.
Some consumers question the quality of store brand products, but the fact is store brand pet food adheres to regulations set by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and often the standards set by the Association of American Feed Control Officials on the state level as well. (AAFCO verifies that pet food has either been lab tested and has the recommended amounts of protein, fat, and other nutrient content, or that it provides complete and balanced nutrition.)
And if you've been paying for fancy wet cat food, keep in mind that there's no nutritional difference between wet and dry pet food, according to Consumer Reports experts. "Wet foods contain about 75% water, so you'll need to buy more to get the same calories as in dry food," Consumer Reports says.
2. Buy in Bulk
If you buy traditional dry pet food in bulk and stock up when it's on sale, you could end up paying $150 or less per year on furry friend food. Remember, the bigger the bag, the more you save. And more expensive food isn't necessarily better quality food.
Speaking with a veterinarian about maintaining adequate portion control could also save you money and keep your pet at a healthy weight, possibly helping it live longer as well.


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As a fourth- and fifth-grade teacher years ago, Barbara Tobias helped her students with their organizational and time-management skills and gave them friendly but firm reminders to do their homework.
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Remove "Open File" security warning for files downloaded from the internet
Posted on April 16th, 2009
I needed a list of my DHCP servers, so I went looking for my DHCPServers.vbs script, which I wrote for that purpose. Gone. I remembered that I posted it on www.myITForm.com, and so I downloaded the script from there http://www.myitforum.com/inc/upload/11431DHCPServers.vbs.txt (right click, then save target as). I went to run my script and I got this:
This data I suspected existed in the NTFS stream for the file. So I downloaded a copy of the Sysinternals file streams.exe from http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897440.aspx. When I looked at the streams I found this:
C:\>streams "C:\myprofile\desktop\11431DHCPServers.vbs"
Streams v1.56 – Enumerate alternate NTFS data streams
Copyright (C) 1999-2007 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals – www.sysinternals.com
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I obviously suspected the zone.identifier, and reran streams with the -d command, which deleted the stream. When I went to open the file, I was no longer asked whether I trust the script that I wrote. I then ran the delete command on my script folder:
streams -s -d z:\scripts
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Welcome back to our discussion on theosis and deification. If you haven't been following the series thus far, I'd like to suggest that you scroll down to the end of the article and take a look at the links I have listed. For without the background of these articles, very little of what is said in the remainder of this series is going to make sense to you.
Now, as you know, the genesis of this series was a question posed by a friend of mine. He wanted to know if the Eastern Orthodox concept of theosis ("becoming one with God") was related to Oswald Chambers' "Christian Perfectionism." So I began the series by unpacking 2 Peter 1:3-11, the most famous text upon which this presumably Eastern theology is built. Following that, I moved the discussion forward by exploring significant Catholic thinkers who have defended the theology as well.
So the question that lies before us today is this: is theosis (or deification) taught by significant Protestant and evangelical theologians? When I first started this series, my immediate, ill-considered impulse was to answer this question with a rather non-committal "probably not." But the fact of the matter is, I could not have been more wrong. As it turns out, Western theologians, as far back as Augustine[1] himself, have taught a version of theosis. Consider this list of Western theological giants: Anselm of Canterbury,[2] Martin Luther,[3] John Calvin,[4] John Wesley, Charles Wesley,[5] Jonathan Edwards,[6] C.S. Lewis,[7] and N.T. Wright.[8] All of them, without exception, have wrestled with the concept of theosis, and all of them, without exception, have defended the idea that through our union with Christ – by being "in Christ" – we are in some way deified, and made into a "god." Lewis himself says it most clearly (to our modern ears), when he writes in Mere Christianity:
"[God] said that we were "gods" and He is going to make good His words. If we let Him-for we can prevent Him if we choose—He will make the feeblest and filthiest of us into a god or goddess, dazzling, radiant, immortal creature, pulsating all through with such energy and joy and wisdom and love as we cannot now imagine, a bright stainless mirror which reflects back to God perfectly (though, of course, on a smaller scale) His own boundless power and delight and goodness. The process will be long and in parts very painful; but that is what we are in for."[9]
And so there you have it. Whether we are comfortable with it or not, there is no doubt that in the historical, orthodox teaching of the universal Church, theosis and deification have been taught. And for those of us in the Western, Protestant, evangelical tradition, this probably comes as something of a shock to our systems. What are we supposed to do with this? Is this idolatry? Wasn't this the sin of humanity at the Tower of Babel? All of these are great questions, and as the series continues, I will unpack some of these ideas and more. But for now, I wish to leave you again with the words of C. S. Lewis. May you ponder them as you look upon the people that surround you in your everyday life.
"It is a serious thing to live in a society of possible gods and goddesses, to remember that the dullest and most uninteresting person you talk to may one day be a creature which, if you saw it now, you would be strongly tempted to worship. . ."
—C. S. Lewis, The Weight of Glory[10]
Recommended Reading in this Series on Theosis and Deificaiton:
Becoming a "god" … Through the Catholic Church?! … (part 2)
Becoming a "god," Razorback Ridge, and the Things that Tend to Scare Us … (part 4)
Becoming a "god" … Need a Roadmap? … (part 6)
[1] While it is true that Augustine lived and worked prior to the Great Schism that divided the East and the West in 1054 AD, he is generally thought of as a Western theologian, primarily because the Western Catholic Church and the Western Protestant Church has leaned upon him so heavily.
[2] N.R. Kerr, "St Anselm: Theoria and the Doctrinal Logic of Perfection," in M.J. Christensen and Jeffrey A. Wittung, eds., Partakers of the Divine Nature: The History and Development of Deification in the Christian Traditions (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999).
[3] In his writings, Luther used the term Vergottung, to express this idea. Moreover, he most explicitly defended this doctrine in his Commentary on Paul's Epistle to the Galatians, where he refers to the justified Christian as ein gottliche Creatur ("the divine creature").
[4] J. Todd Billings, Calvin, Participation, and the Gift: The Activity of Believers in Union with Christ (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008). It should be noted that amongst this list of theologians, Calvin's doctrine of deification would be the weakest as he maintained the largest gap between a Holy God and a totally depraved humanity. Nevertheless, his writing in The Bondage and Liberation of the Will provides the clearest understanding of Calvin's understanding of union with God though Christ.
[5] S. T. Kimbrough, "Theosis in the Writings of Charles Wesley," St. Vladimir's Theological Quarterly 52 (2008), pp. 199-212.
[6] Richard B. Steele, "Transfiguring Light: The Moral Beauty of the Christian Life According to Gregory Palamas and Jonathan Edwards," St. Vladimir's Theological Quarterly 52 (2008), pp. 403-449.
[7] Lewis touches on this theme in multiple works including (but not limited to): The Weight of Glory, A Grief Observed, and even his classic, Mere Christianity.
[8] See http://dunelm.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/nt-wright-and-theosis/. For an audio mp3 of the actual lecture, you can follow this link: http://media.intervarsity.org/mp3/N.T.Wright2-Glory.mp3
[9] C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1976), 174-75.
[10] C.S. Lewis, "The Weight of Glory" in The Weight of Glory (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1976), 45.


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Pioneers of Primetime
- 1995
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Broadway: The American Musical
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