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Aryan College of Education is situated at Village : mundate,deoband road, Tehsil : Roorkee, Haridwar (Uttrakhand) Pincode: 247656 in Haridwar.
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Aryan College of Education is one of the leading Colleges in Uttrakhand. It is situated on Uttrakhand. It was established in 2010. The ARYAN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION is run by ARYAN Educational Trust, which is well known for excellence in education field. The trust was created and registered with the relieved registered authority on 2010. Besides excellence in academic results, the institute is committed to ensure all round development of the students in every sphere of life. ARYAN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION was established according to the provisions of NPE to provide academic and resource support at the grass-roots level for the success of the various strategies and programmes being undertaken in the areas of elementary and Education. ARYAN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION is a part of a larger strategy to achieve national goals in the areas of elementary and education and function according to the needs of individual states and districts.The modern teaching methodology assists the students in getting an all around view of engineering, technology and the entrepreneur world. The diligent faculty team of the college possesses hands-on experience and up to date knowledge of their subject and area of expertise. The infrastructure and facilities of ARYAN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION consists of spread-out campus alongside various amenities in the form of library, computer center, classrooms with proper teaching and learning aids, medical facilities etc. The institute seeks to place each of its students in an organization/company of great repute
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In this age of information, the library services must be the heart of any institution. The Library (Learning and Resource Centre) plays a vital role in providing & nurturing knowledge and aiding in learning activities. The Primary purpose of the library is to support teaching, research, academic programmes. The College has a well-stocked library, It has books covering all aspects of Management and Information Technology with the latest editions from the best Indian and foreign publishers. The library subscribes to more than 12 national and international journals/magazines and has also the latest edition of Encyclopedia and 5 daily Newspapers. We have computerized library stock management system. Computers are not something alien any more, rather they are a way of life. No successful manager of entrepreneur can survive without full utilizing the potential and speed that is given through computerization. That is why ARYAN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION has created the most optimum and advance computer center. All the computers are connected via a Local Area Network. The hardware configuration of the computer center are Pentium IV processors and equipped with latest version of softwares and provides internet connectivity round the clock to students on totally cost free basis. SS Lab consists Atlas of India and Maps of India and world. Language Lab : Language laboratories along with social studies lab are highlighted for the institution as they are equipped with material presented by the NCTE. TA Lab containing different charts, models which are helpful in different teaching papers.
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Builds long term, strategic relationships with named and vertical business alliance partners.
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Oracle is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability and protected veterans status or any other characteristic protected by law.
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-[if !supportLists]-> -[endif]->Identify new opportunities, channels,and work with both companies to win new business for ODC.
-[if !supportLists]-> -[endif]->Manage the sales and revenue growthof a subset of key verticals.
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Title: Oracle Data Cloud (ODC) - Partner Development, AOL/VZN
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Quarter the leek lengthwise and slice crosswise into 1/4-inch-thick pieces. Place leeks in a large bowl of cold water and let stand for 5 to 10 minutes to rid them of dirt and sand. Lift leeks out of water with slotted spoon and drain.
In a medium skillet, heat 1 tablespoon olive oil over low heat; add the garlic, shallots, leeks, and salt and pepper. Cook until very soft but not browned, about 15 minutes. Add the peas raising the heat to medium, and cook stirring, until peas are heated through, 3 to 5 minutes.
Transfer the pea mixture to a food processor. Add chicken stock and remaining tablespoon of olive oil; pulse until mixture is a coarse puree, about 12 pulses. Transfer half the puree to a medium bowl. Process the remaining half of the peas for 15 seconds, then combine with the coarsely pureed peas. Adjust seasoning with salt and pepper, if necessary.
Cut bread into 1/4-inch slices, brush with oil, and toast under the broiler on both sides until golden brown. Spread with the pea mixture, garnish with mint and serve immediately or at room temperature.
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The Art of Spinning
As the previous post indicated, we in the U.S. have a pretty low energy IQ. One of the reasons is that energy stories are often reported in a very biased or uninformed manner, which tends to distort public viewpoints. For instance, you may think those evil oil companies are wrecking the world. You are entitled to your opinion, and admittedly the oil industry has done plenty to help forge those sorts of views.
However, in the U.S. we take an especially negative view of the oil industry relative to the rest of the world. Why? Odds are that your opinion has been shaped by stories like the examples in this essay. Make no mistake: Your views are carefully nurtured and cultured by various groups with agendas, often by publishing stories full of misinformation. (Full disclosure: I am attempting to influence your viewpoint here, but I am going to do so by pointing out shenanigans).
Here is a perfect example of a story in which words and examples were carefully chosen to convey a very specific (negative) viewpoint:
Big oil companies, little investment in renewable energy
The Center for American Progress released a new report analyzing 2008 oil company profits and lack of investment in renewable energy, even while the companies spend millions of dollars on ad campaigns touting their emphasis on renewable energy.
Note the wording. There was a "lack of investment" in renewable energy, while they spent "millions of dollars" on ad campaigns. The problem with that line – as you will see – is that the "lack of investment" is in the billions, which dwarfs the millions spent on the ad campaigns. But I suppose "billions spent on renewable energy and millions spent on ad campaigns" doesn't convey the desired negative impression as does "4% spent on renewable energy and millions on ad campaigns." The first phrase would likely elicit a response of "Uh, OK." The second one on the other hand? "Why that's outrageous! Those misers!"
These kinds of stories also inevitably fail to note that the 'miserly' oil companies paid several hundred billion dollars in taxes as a result of those profits (if the stories mention taxes at all, it's that the oil companies aren't paying their 'fair share'). According to the Tax Foundation, oil companies have paid out some $2.2 trillion in taxes over the past 25 years – far more than they earned over that time period. But such a misleading picture tends to get painted, that many may think this MoveOn.org petition is rational:
Stop subsidies for Big Oil
Think oil companies should pay their fair share of taxes? So does President Obama. In his budget, the President has proposed cutting billions of dollars in special subsidies and tax loopholes for oil and gas companies.
Just what is a fair share? Will it only be a fair share when oil companies are funding the entire U.S. government? But back to the initial article:
It should come as no surprise that last year's record high oil prices also led to near record profits for big oil companies.
No, we were bombarded with headlines about it all the time. It should come as no surprise at all. So someone should tell this guy, who thinks it is a secret:
Obama braces for big oil backlash
Little known fact: While most every other industry was falling to pieces last year, the oil industry posted record profits. ExxonMobil alone made $45 billion. So Obama, in his attempt to bolster the sinking U.S. economy, is likely not feeling too much sympathy for the industry as he goes after the clearly unnecessary tax credits the industry currently enjoys.
Another example of a highly misleading article (which actually led me to the MoveOn.org petition). Important to note once again that while other industries were falling to pieces and requiring multi-billion dollar bailouts, the oil industry was making big profits and paying big taxes; taxes in part which enabled those bailouts. But let's continue to dissect the initial article:
Despite their soaring earnings, the big five companies were very stingy with investments in renewable and low-carbon energy technologies and fuels that would reduce oil dependence.
Media tracking group TNS Media Intelligence reported that $52.5 million was spent in the first quarter of 2008 along by the oil industry on greenwashing advertisements that boast about investments in wind and solar power or efficiency.
In fact, a CAP analysis of their investments reveals that the big five oil companies invested just an average of 4 percent of their total 2008 profits in renewable and alternative energy ventures.
So, let's have fun with math. According to the story, 4 percent of total 2008 profits was spent on renewable and alternative energy. That amounts to $4 billion, which the writer considers "very stingy." $52.5 million spent on advertising – which is only 0.0525% of 2008 profits – amounts to a "smokescreen PR campaign." Just once I would like to see one of these articles stick in a line like "In fairness, spending on their tax bills amounted to 250% of total 2008 profits."
What planet do these people live on? Oh, right. The planet where oil companies are run by psychotic madmen and profits go to a select few executives and insiders who conspire in smoke-filled rooms. The planet where novices 'know' that the industry should invest their profits into ventures that aren't their core business, and which would likely cause their profits to vanish (potentially leading to a bailout scenario!) These people live in a cartoon world, but the problem is that most of the population lives there.
Voters have been conditioned to hate Big Oil, as Robert Bryce points out in:
Exxon, Big Oil Profits Evil Only Until You Weigh Their Tax Bills
Bryce notes:
While it's unlikely that the general public's attitude toward Big Oil will ever be changed, the public should recognize that Exxon's profits have come along with an enormous tax bill and that those tax payments are helping governments all over the world stay solvent. According to the company's income statement, the amount of taxes it paid in 2008 was 2.5 times as much as its net profit.
In 2008, Exxon's tax bill averaged about $318 million per day. And it paid those taxes at the very same time that the whiz kids on Wall Street, the geniuses at AIG, and the mavens at Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, were begging Uncle Sam for multibillion-dollar life preservers in order to prevent financial chaos. Exxon made huge profits—and paid record taxes—at the very same time that the U.S. financial system was undergoing near-fatal convulsions brought about by excessive speculation, uncontained greed, and a basic failure to provide goods and services needed by the overall economy. How many Americans really need credit default swaps or collateralized debt obligations? Now compare that number with the tens of millions of Americans who absolutely must have gasoline every day.
What about the original article at the Center for American Progress (CAP)? Funny story on CAP. I was invited to D.C. a few years ago for an energy conference, and I happened to be acquainted with the Director of Environmental Policy at CAP (which is a liberal think tank). I was invited to drop by and talk to CAP about the oil industry. Even though I expected a hostile audience, I was looking forward to it, because I thought I might be able to address some gross misconceptions. But at the last moment, my company decided that it wasn't a good idea for me to make the trip as oil prices were at all time highs and they were worried that I might find myself in an awkward situation with the media. But, back to the original CAP article:
That certainly looks like a balanced title from an organization that describes itself as "non-partisan." The strategy in the article is the same as the earlier article: Use a percentage to downplay the multi-billion dollar investments in renewable energy, and then quote the advertising money in "millions" to make it appear that more was spent on advertising than on renewable energy. But why must a truly non-partisan organization spin like this? Shouldn't a balanced article mention the monumental tax bill that has been used in part to bail out other industries?
Worse, there are blatant falsehoods in the article itself. After noting that the American Petroleum Institute claimed that "most people support putting more of America's oil and natural gas to work", the CAP article claims:
And API's assertion that "most people" support more oil and gas drilling is misleading at best. An NBC/Wall Street Journal poll asked "When it comes to addressing our energy problems, which one of the following do you think should receive the most emphasis?" (italics used for emphasis). Six of 10 respondents favored "developing alternative energy sources."
Misleading at best? Hmm. Let's have a look at the poll, shall we? On Page 26, we see Question 35:
I'm going to read you several steps that could be taken to ease America's energy problems. For each one, tell me whether you think this is a step in the right direction, a step in the wrong direction, or if you do not have an opinion either way. And do you think this will accomplish a great deal or just a little in dealing with America's energy needs?
How did people answer? While 92% felt that developing alternative energy sources would either accomplish a great deal or at least a little, 63% said the same about expanding areas for drilling for oil off the coast of the United States. Where I come from, 63% is "most people" and there is nothing misleading about the API making that claim. It is quite disingenuous, though, for CAP to suggest that API's statement was misleading. CAP is either spinning or they didn't read the survey very carefully. They have interpreted the question "Do you support this?" – which is the question API commented upon – as "Do you support this as your number 1 priority?" The 'misleading at best' charge aptly applies to CAP in this case.
I wish there wasn't such an antagonistic relationship between the oil industry and Democrats. There is too much at stake. Historically, Republicans are more supportive of the oil industry, and in turn the oil industry overwhelmingly supports Republican candidates. (Or it may be the other way around; the oil industry supports Republicans who in turn support the industry). On the other hand Democrats (except for those in oil-producing areas) are generally hostile to the oil industry, which ensures that not much money from the oil industry will go to support the Democratic party (although Diane Feinstein has reportedly received $100,000 from the oil industry in the past decade).
My view that Big Oil and Democrats should find common ground has nothing to do with wanting to make nice with a new administration. My views are based on the belief that any intermediate success at achieving some level of energy independence must involve a large contribution from oil and gas. I think it goes without saying that oil and gas provide the overwhelming majority of our transportation fuel, and that they are forecast to provide the overwhelming majority for decades to come.
The problem is of course that some naively think they can marginalize the oil industry with punitive taxes, and alternatives will step up and fill the void. (To be clear, I also don't subscribe to Newt Gingrich's viewpoint that encouraging the development of shale oil will lead to energy independence). What will happen in reality is that punitive measures will discourage domestic production, which will quicken the pace of shifting our supply to imports. It is ironic that Steven Chu doesn't seem to feel the need to work with our domestic oil industry, but warns OPEC not to cut production, and then is pleased when they don't. I believe the blind spot in the present administration over the need to support our domestic producers will simply mean that future energy secretaries are even more beholden to OPEC.
This might change if we could have a more balanced discussion on our energy policy. However, I am keeping expectations pretty low. I have learned to do this when the topic is energy.
We Want Energy Independence!
That is, as long as it doesn't increase gasoline costs by $0.40/gallon. That is one of a number of findings from Public Agenda in a new report called The Energy Learning Curve™ (PDF):
What should we do about the energy issues we face? Public Agenda, in its Energy Learning Curve study released today as part of Planet Forward, found that despite a lot of partisan debate, Americans find common ground on many proposals, including using more alternative fuels. There's also a lot of agreement on what not to do, especially making it more expensive to drive. Our research suggests this consensus may be shaky as policymakers take up the issue – as many people had both unrealistic ideas and misconceptions about energy production and use.
I was surprised by public opinions on a few points, but mostly the survey confirms my own experience in dealing with people over energy issues. Some of their findings:
Finding 1: Right now, a majority of the public sees the price of energy and dependence on foreign oil as troubling problems. Significantly, they also believe the problem won't go away when the price of energy falls. Climate change, however, is less of a concern.
Finding 2: There is substantial consensus on the proposals that the nation should pursue, particularly alternative energy, conservation and incentives to become more efficient. These seem promising to the public, but they may not have realistic assumptions about how quickly and easily these alternatives can be achieved.
Finding 3: Just as there's widespread support on promising ideas, there also seems to be broad agreement on what's off the table. Anything that increases the cost of driving is soundly rejected by the public.
Finding 4: The public's knowledge level is low on energy, with significant numbers who do not know some basic facts about how energy is produced. This calls into question how firm the consensus is and how well it will hold up under pressure.
Emphasis mine. First, some comments on the findings. 80 percent responded that they worry that dependence on foreign oil will involve us in wars and conflicts in the Middle East. But 57 percent said they wouldn't be willing to pay an additional $0.40 a gallon to help achieve energy independence. (Oddly, 68 percent agreed that "We should take whatever steps are necessary to gain energy independence even if it increases the cost of gas, electricity and heating fuel over the next few years.") A majority reject an increase in gas taxes regardless of the reason. (I would like to see the results if one of the options was my proposal to refund the tax via income tax credits).
The level of energy knowledge is abysmal. To me, this is the biggest obstacle in adhering to a long-term, coherent energy policy. 39% of respondents couldn't name a fossil fuel. A majority – 51% – couldn't name an alternative energy source. 65% thought that most of our oil imports come from the Middle East. The report sums up the problem quite well: Without certain facts, the public can't judge what's realistic and what's not, and that's bound to hamper constructive decision making. I would add that it isn't just the public; it extends to the politicians that we elected.
The survey identified four distinct groups: the Disengaged (19 percent), the Climate Change Doubters (17 percent), the Anxious (40 percent) and the Greens (24 percent). The Disengaged don't know much about energy, and don't care to. The Greens are reasonably knowledgeable about energy, and distributed across both major political parties. The Anxious are more likely to be unemployed, Democrat, less educated, and under 35.
The Doubters were more likely to be male, Republican, and have a higher level of college education than the general public (one of the surprises to me). 90% of the doubters don't worry about global warming at all, 79% would accept a nuclear plant in their neighborhood, and 89% favor increased drilling.
In the Afterword, they hit upon why I do what I do:
Climbing the learning curve involves three distinct stages. Consciousness-raising to make the public aware of the threat is the first stage. The second — and longest and most arduous stage — involves the need for people to confront their own wishful thinking and denial as they wrestle with the need to make painful tradeoffs and sacrifices. The third and final stage is resolution and support for remedial action.
Energy is such an integral part of all of lives, that I believe it is critically important to make sure the voting public is well-informed on energy issues. Too often we engage in wishful thinking, where algal biodiesel or cellulosic ethanol will come riding to the rescue as our domestic energy supplies deplete. Ironically, the Public Agenda website encourages people to go to Planet Forward to share your ideas of how we can get off of fossil fuels. One of the features is a segment on algal biodiesel, which to me falls squarely in the category of wishful thinking.
The take home message for me here is that it is important to continue pushing the dialogue on energy issues. Deep down I am optimistic that as fossil fuel prices continue to stretch people's budgets, they will become more interested in informing themselves on energy issues.
America's Energy IQ 2008
Update: I was on the call, asked the first question (about the disconnect in the EIA projections for ethanol usage of less than 10% in 2030 versus the mandate of 36 billion gallons by 2022) and then I had a phone problem. I e-mailed in the rest of my questions, which did get answered. They were on the drilling question:
1. How big is a lease? Is it a standard size?
2. Are there OCS areas that aren't off-limits that are still eligible for sale?
3. Are there other highly promising areas around the world that are off limits?
4. What exactly has to take place to open up the areas that are off-limits?
Answers were 1). No standard size; 2). Yes; 3). Yes, but the answer wasn't what I had in mind (mentioned Saudi, Venezuela, etc.); 4). Congressional action required.
I will post a link to the call when it is available.
In about half an hour, I will participate in a blogger's conference call to discuss the results of the second survey, done by Harris Interactive on behalf of the API, on America's energy IQ. I reported on the results of last year's survey here:
The API has released a podcast discussing the results. I will withhold comment until some time after the conference call. The podcast is (theoretically) embedded below, but here is the link just in case.
America's Energy IQ 2008
Update: I was on the call, asked the first question (about the disconnect in the EIA projections for ethanol usage of less than 10% in 2030 versus the mandate of 36 billion gallons by 2022) and then I had a phone problem. I e-mailed in the rest of my questions, which did get answered. They were on the drilling question:
1. How big is a lease? Is it a standard size?
2. Are there OCS areas that aren't off-limits that are still eligible for sale?
3. Are there other highly promising areas around the world that are off limits?
4. What exactly has to take place to open up the areas that are off-limits?
Answers were 1). No standard size; 2). Yes; 3). Yes, but the answer wasn't what I had in mind (mentioned Saudi, Venezuela, etc.); 4). Congressional action required.
I will post a link to the call when it is available.
In about half an hour, I will participate in a blogger's conference call to discuss the results of the second survey, done by Harris Interactive on behalf of the API, on America's energy IQ. I reported on the results of last year's survey here:
The API has released a podcast discussing the results. I will withhold comment until some time after the conference call. The podcast is (theoretically) embedded below, but here is the link just in case.
America's Energy IQ 2008
Update: I was on the call, asked the first question (about the disconnect in the EIA projections for ethanol usage of less than 10% in 2030 versus the mandate of 36 billion gallons by 2022) and then I had a phone problem. I e-mailed in the rest of my questions, which did get answered. They were on the drilling question:
1. How big is a lease? Is it a standard size?
2. Are there OCS areas that aren't off-limits that are still eligible for sale?
3. Are there other highly promising areas around the world that are off limits?
4. What exactly has to take place to open up the areas that are off-limits?
Answers were 1). No standard size; 2). Yes; 3). Yes, but the answer wasn't what I had in mind (mentioned Saudi, Venezuela, etc.); 4). Congressional action required.
I will post a link to the call when it is available.
In about half an hour, I will participate in a blogger's conference call to discuss the results of the second survey, done by Harris Interactive on behalf of the API, on America's energy IQ. I reported on the results of last year's survey here:
The API has released a podcast discussing the results. I will withhold comment until some time after the conference call. The podcast is (theoretically) embedded below, but here is the link just in case.
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Radiology schools can help students work their way through radiology, help them acquire new skills and knowledge and expand their job opportunities in dental offices, hospitals, clinics or veterinary clinics. Radiography professionals play a pivotal role when it comes to diagnosing injuries and serious diseases like cancer, and radiographers also assist surgeons by providing internal images of the patient's body throughout surgery.
Radiology schools teach students more about radiation in the form of therapy, how to operate X-ray machines and other larger machines for diagnostics. The field of radiography involves different occupations, from radiologic technologists to radiation therapists and even nuclear medicine technologists.
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A person can become a radiographic technologist without having a degree – however, most position s require an associate or a bachelor's degree, and some states in the United States even require that the operating radiographers are licensed. Radiology schools usually offer a variety of radiography programs and they use advanced facilities where students can benefit from advanced technology. Joining the American Society of Radiologic Technologists can turn out to be an important career move as well.
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Radiology schools can offer four different degrees in this field, based on the chosen program and the experience of the student. Having said that, here are the top 4 radiology degrees a student can obtain to expand his job opportunities:
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The radiology associate degree is certainly the best choice for those who want to become ultrasound technicians or radiologic technologists. This program offers students a solid educational foundation and a closer look at the basics of radiology – it will help them get the skills and knowledge that are essential for certification.
2. Radiology Certificates
Students can also opt for programs that will grant them a radiology certificate, and there are basically two types of radiology certificates: the entry-level certificates, for new students who have the basic knowledge in radiology, and certificates for experienced professionals who want further education, or who want to specialize in a certain imaging modality (like computer tomography or mammography, for example).
3. Bachelor's Degree In Radiology Science
This is one of the most important degrees for a future radiology trainer or a radiologic technologist. The Bachelor's degree is essential for the further career development of the student, and it also allows students to earn considerably higher salaries (not to mention the expanded job opportunities!). As a matter of fact, a radiologist with a Bachelor's Degree can earn over $70,000 per year, which is significantly more compared to the salary of a radiologist who graduated a hospital program and earns around $50,000 per year – see salary statistics.
4. Master's Degree In Radiology
Last, but certainly not least the Master's Degree in Radiology is the most important degree a radiologist can get, and it can help radiologists get management roles or radiologist assistant positions. Those who have a Master's Degree usually perform advanced imaging tasks including various invasive procedures, which means that the median yearly salary is double compared to the payment of a radiologic technologist. Besides, the US is in great need of professional radiologists at the moment, this is why most students get a well-paid job right after graduation.


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Jeff Strite
I Peter 4:7-11
OPEN: Back in 1963 there was a movie starring Marlon Brando called "The Ugly American". It was a fictional story, but it dealt with the very real perception of Americans overseas. We were seen by many as "Ugly Americans". As I researched this sermon I read more than one source that said that many of the people in other countries have viewed American tourists and American businesspeople as being loud, arrogant, demanding, thoughtless, ignorant, and intolerant of people who weren't like them.
Now had that been true? Have there actually been ugly Americans?
Unfortunately, yes there have been. Too often many Americans who traveled and lived overseas behaved badly, and enough Americans acted this way that the rest of our nation became smeared by association.
And it's easy to understand why these ugly Americans got ugly.
They thought of themselves as a privileged people.
They saw themselves as members of one of the most powerful nations on earth.
They saw themselves as part of a country that had gotten it RIGHT militarily, industrially/and culturally.
In short saw themselves as the best people on earth. They had it "all together and everybody else came in 2nd. Thus, they felt they deserved to act like "ugly" Americans.
APPLY: In our passage this morning God warns us against being Ugly American kind of Christians.
Have you ever known an "ugly" Christian?
Have you ever known a believer who was arrogant, demanding, thoughtless and intolerant?
Yeah… me too
Unfortunately, I haven't had to look far to find an "Ugly Christian"?
All I've had to do was look in the mirror.
I've been an ugly Christian more times than I'd like to admit.
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This is why we all sail! Next time you are out, head north toward Long Beach and keep a sharp eye out for the Blue Whales. A group of about a dozen have been seen feeding off the harbor and out several miles. Have you seen any dolphin yet? There are at least four different species off taht section of the coast.
I will. Yeah I saw a bunch of whales. No dolphins although last week I saw two swim into the harbor then etched them turn around about 1/4 mile in and go back out.
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July's big increase in sales of new single-family homes was followed by a sizable decline last month.
The Commerce Department reports sales plunged 7.6% in August to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 609,000. Even with the decline, sales were 20.6% above the same month a year ago and are running at the fastest clip since January 2008.
As it released its August numbers, the government revised it's July figures to show sales that month ran at a rate of 659,000, 4,000 higher than originally reported.
Prices and inventories
The median sales price of new houses sold in August 2016 was $284,000, a decline of $9,100 from July and $16,200 from August 2015. The median is the point at which half the houses sold for more and half for less.
The average sales price was $353,600, up $1,600 from a month earlier and a year-over-year gain of $4,800.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 11, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas Crossword rn rn mm. Am, rn ---O__-__£ ^'Regular meeting, Thursday, Dec. 8. Present: W md Bm MO W M \m 0FNgmdHUg J#' pred Clerk, W N George, JI. Evens, Monroe Wen, Charles H. Mund. Absent: none. Discussion with representative from county retirement system on benefit increase. Vote: Unanimous. CommiMioners approved adopting change in retirement benefit formulas for current employees as well as employees who retired before adoption of system in March, 1975. New formula goes into effect Jan. 1,1984 Approval of subdivisions. Vote: Unanimous Commiaaioners gave final approval to three subdivisions — Beck Ranch Subdivision, Unit ll, Chapparral Subdivision, Unit H; and Country Hill Subdivision. Unit I, Ext. 1. Consider sketch approval of Dresden Wood Subdivision. No action taken. Commissioners suggested that contractor look into private road deeding and redrawing subdivision of minimum acreage of one acre for each tract Consider approval of ''The Summit Subdivision". Vote: Unanimous. Approval sublet to construction of channel easement instead of drainage easement Considsr budget amendment for Constable, Precinct I. Vote: Unanimous. Constable Weiner Kieslmg requested transfer of funds from oil and gas ac count to other accounts were needed Acceptance of roads in Lakewood Estate and Tranquility Park, Unit 2. into unit road system. Vote: 4-0. Commissioner George abstaining. 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Texas Thunderstorms rumbled across East Texas early this morning, because of a cold front that stalled as it cross the state's mid-section. Some of the storms were very heavy. About an inch of rain fell at Longview in a half hour. Elsewhere across the state skies were mostly cloudy Heavy fog developed over the western portions of South Texas, dropping visibilties to near zero in the Del Rio area. Winds were light and variable over most of Texas, although ahead of the cold front winds were southerly IO to 15 mph Across the Panhandle and the Trans Pecos region winds were south and southwest at IOU) 15. Early morning temperatures ranged from the upper 30s over the Panhandle to the 70s over the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Readings over most of the state were hovering in the 50s and 60s. At 4 a m., it was 35 degrees at Amarillo and 75 at Brownsville. The forecast today called for thunderstorms over much of the eastern half of the state and also in South Texas Elsewhere, sunny skies were expected rn West Texas and parly cloudy skies in Central and North Texas. Temperatures this afternoon were expected to range from the 50s and 60s m West Texas to the 70s and Site over the rest of the state Texas forecasts North Texas: Decreasing cloudiness west today, scattered showers and thunderstorms central and east. Fair west and central tonight, decreasing cloudiness east. Fair area-wide Sunday. Warmer Band members selling tamales New Braunfels High School band members are taking orders for tamales from San Antonio's Victor ut Tamale Factory through Monday. The freshly cooked tamales will be delivered Dec. 14-15. Tamales are 63 a dozen and may be ordered by contacUng any band member. today west and continued mild central and east Cooler most of the area tonight. Mild again Sunday. High temp- eratures today 62 northwest to 76 southeast. l,ows tonight 35 to 54. Highs Sunday 62 to 75. East Texas: Decreasing cloudiness and mild this afternoon. Mostly fair tonight through Sunday Cooler tonight and mild again Sunday. High today low to middle 70s. Low tonight in the mid 40s to mid 50s. HighSunay 70s. South Texas: Occasional showers and thunderstorms east today, some possibly severe. Scattered thunderstorms central and south today. Partly cloudy in the west Precipitation ending from the west tonight, becoming fair and cooler. Sunny and mild Sunday. Highs today and Sunday in the 70s north and 80s south l>ows tonight in the 40s north to the upper 50s deep south West Texas: Sunny today, a little warmer most sections. Fair and cold tonight. Fair and a little colder Sunday. Highs today mostly 60s except mid 50s panhandle and mid 70s big bend valleys. Lows tonight mid 20s north to upper 30s extreme south. 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Newly-named Cowichan Capitals head coach Bob Beatty joined Juan Ramos. He discusses one of his biggest accomplishments in hockey – winning the RBC Cup back in 2003. Coach Beatty recalls what it took to win the national championship.
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