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Hello there,
I am a happy user of the Acer Aspire 5530G laptop.
I'm don't know how it works, but i think's it is a BIOS bug. I guess it can't handle processor's power/voltage/something on it's own.
By default there's Win Vista installed, and as far as I know, it sets the things up.
But: when it comes to run anything, *even the BIOS setup program!* the computer overheats in few minutes/seconds depending on the ambient temp.
Here goes what I tried to:
1. Holding the laptop in the air, so the cooler was not covered even by my table, it gave me 30 secs more
2. Placing a really cold beer under the processor's cover, it gave 3 minutes more and made the beer.. erm.. much less tasty
3. Opening a window (well, it's winter now, 1 C) and placing the laptop on the windowsill - 8-10 minutes
4. Using CPUFREQ - does not work with my CPU - blah blah unknown CPU driver yada yada...
My question is:
How to put the driver for my CPU *on the disc* - i even found the driver, it's at Technical Download Details
but how to get it to work from the DVD?
I can't just install BT to HD, for some reasons, i need to run it from Live. Is there a way to biuld the DVD *with* it?
I think it shouldn't be a big thing, but I am not so good to find it by myself.
Greetz, waiting for an solution (hints?) and apologize for my eng :*
Last edited by Snayler; 02-05-2010 at 02:18 AM.
I've updated several BIOS's before and the only thing you should really worry about is power loss. If your CPU is overheating quickly it may not be wise to update the BIOS since it will auto shutdown when it reaches critical temperatures. You should probably take it into a technician and let them look at it. You have too many heat problems that need to be corrected first and foremost.
@ Snayler
BIOS firmware is what i tried first (didn't dention it, let's threat as it would the 0. ). The most recent fw is the one i have my comp bought with.
@ hhmatt
The overheating doesn't come when I run Vista, so it's not a big hardware problem. Well, it is, but hehe with *the software of the hardware*... cooler works OK, it knows when to spin faster.
but, as I said, even very low ambient temterature doesn't impress my processor
Maybe I should try to work at -273C
But i think it is possible to put the drivers to the kernel *on the DVD*. Here's a line from the README from the driver's archive (for Ubuntu):
As i said, i need to run it DVD, so hehe rebooting is not a good ideaCode:...Blah Blah The powernow-k8.c and powernow-k8.h files should be placed in the arch/i386/kernel/cpu/cpufreq directory. The kernel will then need to be rebuilt and the system rebooted. Yada yada...
Does the fan work at all when you boot *nix? This is a strange issue, as the BIOS should be monitoring the CPU temp itself. See if there is a setting in the BIOS to let the hardware control the fans?
Last edited by A Student; 02-05-2010 at 09:06 AM. Reason: Realized it worked in Vista...kinda
This made my night! Thank You!! Perhaps you should have tried a 6-pack or a case?
I didn't see it mentioned but did you open the laptop up and look for copious amounts of dust and kitty fur blocking the vents or fan/s themselves?
Also before worrying about a driver and updating bios and all that, take the cpu cooler off and see if there is any thermal paste on it and or the cpu. If not or very little you might want to invest in some.
I also used your cpu model and overheating in google and came back with several links on the subject. Might want to check those as well as the manufacturer page for info or recall notices.
It might even be a good idea to contact them and ask if there are reports of problems/ fixes.
Thanks for support people but:
As I said, fan works great, i don't even need a heater to be on, fan blows out the heat, but it cannot do as fast, as the processor warms up. There's no dust, i cleaned all vents.
Of course in BIOS setup there is no option that could control anything related to processor speed and/or temperature.
If there is enough thermal paste to run Vista, it has to handle BT, so i don't think it's a hw issue. I don't want to open the laptop because of the warranty.
I still bet it's the driver's fault (erm.. missing driver's fault?). Is it possible at all to put it to the disc? (to do it so, that it's gonna work )
In Vista use core temp to find out how warm its in your laptops core.
I use HP laptop and it helps if I remove battery.
Use a flashlight and look inside ur laptops bottom where fan is if there is any dust. If you open ur computer it may broke laptops warranty.
Contact Acers tecnical support


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Tornados cap off third year of Champs Cup ChallengeJune 1, 2011
Women's Basketball received coveted Champs Trophy
The Brevard College Athletic Department celebrated the third year of the Champs Cup Challenge, in which the athletic teams of Brevard College participate and compete in five different NCAA Life Skills components.
The components include: Academic Excellence, Athletic Excellence, Career Development, Personal Development and Service Development. The athletes participate and attend various events and games throughout the year on the campus of Brevard College to earn points toward receiving the Champs Cup.
The Cup changed hands for the third time in as many years as the Women's Basketball team held off the Volleyball team in winning the overall title for the first time under Coach Shannon Reid. The women's basketball team achieved 404 of the 1812 points earned during the 2010-2011 academic year.
Five teams split the individual category awards, receiving plaques for their achievements.
In the area of Academic Excellence, student-athletes earn points for making the Fall Honor Roll, the Dean's List, and achieving Academic All-Region and All-American status. The Women's Tennis team won this award for the first time, claiming the title with 58 points.
The Cycling Team, on the back of their second consecutive Fall Mountain Bike National Championship, won the Athletic Excellence Award for the second time. Teams earn points for this award in various categories including Coach of the Year honors, All-Conference recognition, All-Region honors and National Championship honors. The cyclists garnered a total of 35.1 points, winning the award for the first time since 2008.
In the area of Career Development, the teams participated in resume writing and career seminars that were held on campus throughout the 2010-2011 year. The Softball Team won the award for the first time, earning 64 points in the category.
The teams participated in workshops such as depression screening, alcohol screening, spiritual growth, diversity club, art shows, plays and nutritional seminars in the Personal Development category. The women's soccer team took home the title this year, receiving 53 points.
In the final category, the Tornados showed their dedication to each other and to the community as they competed in the area of Service Development. Almost 50 percent of the total Champs Cup Challenge points were earned in this area. The winner of the category for the second time since the implementation of the Cup was the Women's Basketball team, which accumulated 281 points.
Previous Winners of the Champs Cup and Categories:
Champs Cup Champions – Women's Basketball (2010-2011), Men's Basketball (2009-2010), Volleyball (2008-2009)
Academic Excellence – Women's Tennis (2010-2011), Women's Soccer (2009-2010), Men's Tennis (2008-2009)
Athletic Excellence – Cycling (2010-2011), Men's Basketball (2009-2010), Cycling (2008-2009)
Career Development – Softball (2010-2011), Football (2009-2010), Men's Basketball (2008-2009)
Personal Development – Women's Soccer (2010-2011), Volleyball (2009-2010, 2008-2009)
Service Development – Women's Basketball (2010-2011, 2008-2009), Men's Soccer (2009-2010)


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are you laughing at your own post? dumbass.
are you laughing at your own post? dumbass.
mmmburgers- i think the m needs to be crunched more toward the e. but i like it
raining when i did it, but other then the drips, any crits?
I want in on the BATTLE!
is it just throws?
mmmburgers i dont mind ur fill..any crits on my staff end of last page????
jamesy u can edit ur post just click the lil button on the bottom right that says edit
every1 hates doubleposters
n burges it looks nice but im not feelin the red bubbles
sloppy,very sloppy
fucking hot mannn the back bone of the R is a lil fucked but w.e dope
dat shit is fuckn sick as hell
not really feeling it at all jers ive seen alot beter stuff from u
this one is sloppy like shaky lines and some of the extentions are week cause they come from no where
Jers thats fucking dope and earl thats tight too
Due your a fucking beast
just started a week ago first one ever thenwent and hit up some building then the next night me and my boy went and he showed me whats up (third pic)The next night we hit up more shit (4th pic) then we hit this busy ass road up (5th pic ) the 6th pic was 2 nights.i think the last one was my best give crits
Last edited by SPRAY yoface407; 02-25-2008 at 10:27 PM.
nice man, not bad for a first try. the last one is the best. i'd say just keep workin on your can control and letter structure. and tryin playin around with some different caps. word.
Hiiii...I'm new...and wanted some input. I do a lot of cutesy shit...so If that's not your thing, I'm sorry.
Opinions would be appreciated....but don't be too mean...
He's actually part of a watercolor I did...but as soon as it gets warmer I plan on painting him somewhere.
I know, the colors kinda suck.
The first piece I ever did freehand.
Hey look...another robot. chyeah.
((let's pretend this stencil doesn't belong in another thread))
thanks for looking. I know I have a lot of room to improve, so opinions would help a lot.
An artist is someone who produces things that people don't need to have but that he - for some reason - thinks it would be a good idea to give them.
.Andy Warhol.
are they on wood behind ur house? no. are they on paper? no.
under bridges, on rooftops, down alleys....thats all streets....
EDIT: Rots i love you <33333
Dont give a damn and I've never gave a fuck..


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This is the digital coin sorter that earned The Best rating from the Hammacher Schlemmer Institute because it was the most accurate and easiest to operate. During testing each model counted $375 in assorted coins and The Best Digital Coin Sorter was 99.98% accurate, far superior to lesser models that jammed or were wildly inaccurate. The Best model sorts coins into 16 tubes (four for each denomination) and, unlike other models, it automatically stops when the tubes are full to prevent jams. The Best model allows users to load the hopper with up to 800 coins at once and its 26-rpm motor quickly sorts 312 coins per minute. While other sorters only display the amount sorted in dollars and cents, The Best model's LCD shows the number of each coin counted as well as the dollar amount. Includes 16 coin-wrappers (four for each denomination. U.S. coins only; not for use with dollar coins. 13 1/2" D x 7 3/4" W x 10 1/4" H. (9 1/2 lbs.)
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By Mac Family
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I researched before purchasing and I am glad I did. I wanted this as a gift for my wife as she enjoys collecting our spare change and then rolling it for extra fun spending money.We had a huge bag of pennies collected because my wife did not want to go through them and count.After only a few minutes of dumping the pennies into the sorter... all were counted and rolled! It has been handling multiple coinage denominations effortlessly.It's not only accurate and efficient, it's fun.Her first trip to the bank with her rolls... no issues, no miscounts... just cash and shopping.My advice.. do not be influenced by the price tag. This machine is priced well, performs even better. My wife always says, "you get what you pay for" that has not ever been more true than in this case. Thank you Hammacher Schlemmer.
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I never liked to cary change in my pockets. I would take any change nightly and put it into an empty coffee can. When I recently moved, I found I had quite a pit of mixed coins. The banks would not take them until they were wrapped. After shopping and reading reviews, I purchased "The Best Digital Coin Sorter". I have used it twice now. It works great, holds lots of coins and is fast. My bank didn't hesitate to accept the wrapped coins.
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Sorted out almost $1000 worth of quarters in 4 hours. No jams. Easy to use. Quick. Suprisingly more quiet than anticipated.
does a good job.
By bbbb
from idaho
it works great, occationally the coins fall funny but overall its a good product
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The M1305 will be priced at about NT$39,900.
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Wednesday, 15 October 2008
Free Database of the Week: Cook County Naturalization Records
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If your immigrant ancestor settled in Chicago or the surrounding area, here's one for you:
Cook County, Ill. (home of Chicago), has posted a
database of transcribed information from declarations of intention
filed in the county's circuit court between 1906 and 1929.
A declaration of intention, sometimes called "first papers," was the first step toward becoming a US citizen.
Records are still being added. So far, the database contains information from more than 150,000 of the 400,000 declarations of intention filed. A grant from the
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The search is pretty flexible: You can search on a name or part of a name, birthdate, birth place, occupation or other parameters. My search on Syria as the country of birth netted 94 matches.
Click on a match to see the date the intention was filed, birth information, occupation, current residence, port of departure for the United States and date of arrival.
To order the original declaration of intention (for a search fee of $9, plus photocopying charges), click the How to Order link at the bottom of the page.
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Monday, 13 October 2008
Your Family in the Great Depression
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Pack-rat tendencies, the Clean Plate Club, freezers crammed with food, and a fear of borrowing money: These are
Great Depression legacies CNN's iReporters mention an article on CNN.com
We've had our own
Great Depression storytelling session going on in the Forum
(it's related to an upcoming
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One Forum member how her grandfather tracked his salary in his diary, watching it fall from $224 a week to $135 a month. Things improved when he got a new job in 1941.
Ask your relatives how your family made do during the Great Depression and how their lives changed, and
share those memories in the Forum
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Monday, 13 October 2008 16:33:36 (Eastern Daylight Time, UTC-04:00)
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Friday, 10 October 2008
101 Best Web Sites: Overseas Cemeteries and Stateside Resource
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Here are two more of our 101 Best Web Sites for researching your family tree:
American Battle Monuments Commission
: Search for almost 125,000 US War dead buried in 24 overseas cemeteries (the Corozal American Cemetery database also names civilians who worked on the Panama Canal), as well as more than 94,000 military commemorated on Tablets of the Missing.
USGenWeb Project
: This sprawling, all-volunteer site is packed with how-to tips, queries and records for every state and most counties within those states.
Special records preservation projects
cover subjects such as censuses, tombstones and family group sheets. Don't miss the easy-to-overlook
search of the entire site
any one state
See the rest of our 101 Best Sites in the
Research Toolkit area of our Web site
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Thursday, 09 October 2008
FamilyRelatives.com Adds Irish Wills and More
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The UK subscription and pay-per-view data service
has upped its content for Irish researchers.
The collection released today includes land records, the
Ireland Topographical Dictionary
(with descriptions of counties, cities, boroughs, corporate markets, post towns, parishes, and villages—good things to know about for finding your ancestors' records), indexes and abstracts of wills as far back as the 1400s, and more.
The abstracts of wills are significant because they were first published before the 1922 Four Courts fire in Dublin that destroyed the wills stored in the buildings.
FamilyRelatives.com subscriptions cost about $65 per year; pay per view units cost about $10 for 60 units that expire after 90 days. (Viewing a search results page costs two units; most records cost one unit each to view.)
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Wednesday, 08 October 2008
World Archives Project Webinar Coming to a Computer Near You
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If you're interested in dipping a toe into the world of volunteer historical records indexing, Ancestry.com's free World Archives Project Webinar might be for you.
The hour-long Webinar will explain details such as how
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indexing works, the time commitment and benefits to volunteers. It's Thursday, Oct. 23 at 8 pm EDT, and
you can register on Ancestry.com
Ancestry.com also holds free Webinars on such topics as researching German ancestry and preserving heirlooms.
Click to sign up or watch archived sessions
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26 Basic Computer Tips
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In the
September 2008 issue
's Toolkit, we revealed the answers to our readers' most common desktop dilemmas—answering questions such as how to print sideways, how to safely shop online and how to enlarge text on Web sites.
David Pogue of
New York Times
recently posted in his blog
26 more basic tech tips—for using computers, cameras and the Internet—including gems like these:
You can double-click a word to highlight it in any document, e-mail or Web page.
You don't have to type
into your Web browser. Just type the remainder:
, for example. (In the Safari browser, you can even leave off the
You can switch from one open program to the next by pressing Alt+Tab (Windows) or Command+Tab (Mac).
If you want even more pointers,
browse through the comments
—as of this morning there were more than 1,100 posts, many with more great tech tips.
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Tuesday, 07 October 2008
Ohio County Gets Grant to Digitize Vital Records
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are continuing their collaboration by cosponsoring a records digitization grant just awarded to the
Probate Division of the Summit County Common Pleas Court in Akron, Ohio
The grant, administered by the National Association of Government Archive and Records Administrators, is worth $150,000—but it'll be delivered in the form of services rather than money.
FamilySearch will digitize 550,000 individuals' Summit County marriage records (1840 to 1980), 46,000-plus birth records (pre-1908) and more than 22,000 death records (also pre-1908).
Ancestry.com will create an index linked to the images that'll be free on the probate court's Web site, FamilySearch and Ancestry.com.
The project should be completed by the end of next year.
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Friday, 03 October 2008
Free Database of the Week: Census Records of Nebraska
Posted by Grace
I picked up this great resource from our
Nebraska State Research Guide
Census Records of Nebraska from
Nebraska & Midwest Genealogical Record
From the main page, you can view Nebraska territorial and state census extractions published in vols. 9-22 of the
Nebraska & Midwest Genealogical Record
, the journal of the Nebraska Genealogical Society. The database includes the 1854, 1855 and 1856 territorial censuses, plus a couple federal mortality schedules at the bottom of the page.
If you're hot on the trail of a Cornhusker ancestor, you can also browse surnames in the
Nebraska & Midwest Genealogical Record name index
A great reference to determine historical boundaries is
Nebraska Counties
, which has maps from when the territory was formed in 1854 to the state's last county name change in 1925.
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Thursday, 02 October 2008
Genealogy Software News: User Reviews, AGES-Online, Family Tree Maker
Posted by Allison
A few software tidbits that came across our desktops recently:
Wonder about other family historians' opinions of the genealogy software you're considering buying? Take a peek at
Genealogy Software Reviews
, a site dedicated to evaluations by average users.
It works much like the customer review sections on Amazon.com and other e-tailers: Users rate a product from one to five stars based on how much they use it and like it, as well as write comments about the software—which range from a sentence to several paragraphs (in general, don't expect in-depth analysis).
Genealogy Software Reviews covers the full gamut of family tree software: full-featured programs, add-ons, freeware, shareware, more than 360 programs in all (who knew so many existed?). That does include some long-defunct programs, such as ROOTS and Ultimate Family Tree. We suggest searching for a particular program, or filtering by category to browse the type of program you're interested.
Web-based genealogy software
has improved the system so you can more easily collaborate with others on building your tree: You can now set up additional users within your account, and specify the level of access you want each one to have for adding and editing data. AGES offers a free 30-day trial, with subscription plans ranging from $39.95 to $109.95 a year.
Several folks have inquired about how to get their free upgrades to
Family Tree Maker 2009
. I did a little digging on the Ancestry corporate blog, and learned that registered version 2008 users were supposed to receive an e-mail with a download code for their free upgrade—but comments on the company blog and message boards indicate some didn't receive their invitations.
thread on the Ancestry blog
says, "If you registered a US or Canadian 2008 version of Family Tree Maker and didn't receive the email … please let us know here in a comment." So post there, and if you don't get a response within a few days, we suggest contacting that company directly at (800) 262-3787.
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Thursday, 02 October 2008 10:44:35 (Eastern Daylight Time, UTC-04:00)
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Wednesday, 01 October 2008
Coming Soon: Help for Genealogy Newbies
Posted by Allison
In keeping with the "behind-the-scenes" aspect of this blog, I thought I'd give everyone a sneak peek at one of the projects the
Family Tree Magazine
staff is working on.
Beginner's Guide to Genealogy
is a primer that culls together some of our best articles on getting started tracing your roots. It's been fun to revisit "classic" advice we've published throughout the years—I've found at least a few nuggets of information I'd forgotten. (Which, for me, is really saying something—the staff accuses me of having a photographic memory of the entire magazine archive. It's what happens after you proofread every article four or five times. But I digress.)
Here's a sampling of topics in the Beginner's Guide:
overview of basic records
oral history interviewing
writing queries that get answers
Web search techniques
And a sneak peek at the cover:
Beginner's Guide to Genealogy will be available as a digital download from our
online store
by Oct. 15. Which means I better get back to work!
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Kahramanmaraş Aksu, Kaçkar TV, 20 January 2011
Hold fast to the rope of Allah all together, and do not separate. (Surah Al 'Imran, 103)
When he goes to the Hereafter, he will say "I separated and did not hold fast to the rope of Allah." What is that? It is division, separation, action opposed to the Mahdi.
Let there be a community among you who call to the good, and enjoin the right, and forbid the wrong. They are the ones who have success. (Surah Al 'Imran, 104)
What is that community? It is Hazrat Mahdi's (as) group. The way of the Mahdi. Did you help such a community? What will you say when Allah asks? What will become of you in the Hereafter if you say that community was of no concern to you?
Do not be like those who split up and differed after the Clear Signs came to them. They will have a terrible punishment (Surah Al 'Imran, 105)
You have been fragmented, divided into sects, schools and groups, and groups within groups, and there are statements full of hatred against Muslims. You never speak of love and affection; you never talk about friendship, and brotherhood, or unity and union. Beware such types, as they never speak of loves throughout their lives. Look at their writings. If they have written 500 articles, does even one speak of love? In which of their writings do they speak of affection, compassion, friendship, brotherhood, unity, Turkish-Islamic Union, Islamic Union or the global dominion of Islamic moral values? They are full of gossip and innuendo. They will see for themselves what comes of that in the Hereafter, insha'Allah.
Fight them until there is no more fitna [tumult or oppression] and the religion is Allah's alone. If they stop(Surat al-Anfal, 39)
Is this not the way of the Mahdi? What does fitna mean? It means that everywhere that Islam, the Qur'an and Islamic morals do not reach is fitna. Everywhere in which there is no love, compassion and compassion and in which there is terror and anarchy is fitna.
"Fight them until the religion is Allah's alone."
Allah tells us to fight them until religious moral values dominate the world in all respects. Do you do that? No. What is this verse describing? The way of the Mahdi. You ask where in the Qur'an it refers to the way of the Mahdi. It refers to it here. They want the Qur'an to explicitly state that such and such a person is Hazrat Mahdi (as). That is not how it works. We refer to the leader of the Islamic world as Hazrat Mahdi (as). And we refer to that community, the community that causes the moral value of Islam to rule the world, as the way of the Mahdi, the community of Hazrat Mahdi (as).
Establish the religion and do not make divisions in it (Surat ash-Shura, 13)
Do not split into sects and schools and groups and fight one another, do not criticize and strive against one another. Love another, be friends, go and dine with one another, break your fasts together, be brothers, go to one another's homes, be good neighbors and protect and watch over one another.
They only split up after knowledge came to them, tyrannizing one another.(Surat ash-Shura, 14)
In other words they came to "tyrannize" one another after all the knowledge of the Qur'an, the importance of Islamic Union and Turkish-Islamic Union had come. They fall into divisions because of obstinacy, pride and arrogance. Allah curses this in the Qur'an. They will have to account for these verses in the Hereafter.
… do not quarrel among yourselves lest you lose heart. (Surat al-Anfal, 46)
Alawites, Sunnis, Bektashis and Wahabbists must not look at one another as enemies and must not hate one another. Have they not fallen apart and become weary? Yes, they have. Have they not lost all their strength? Yes, they have. They say they are scared of America and Israel. There are many people who are not much eager for Turkish-Islamic Union. People will be asked about this command in the Hereafter, insha'Allah.
Those who are unbelievers are the friends and protectors of one another. (Surat al-Anfal, 73)
The community and the army of the dajjal (antichrist) are one another's friends. Allah says that if you do not do this (if you do not help and be one another's friends), if you do not support one another, there will be anarchy and terror: "If you do not act in this way there will be turmoil in the land and great corruption."
Do you do that? No? Do you support those who do? No. You will have to give account for this verse, too, insha'Allah.
Allah loves those who fight in His Way in ranks like well-built walls. (Surat as-Saff, 4)
There are walls joined on to one another. Do you do that? You attack Muslims on your web sites, you slander them, you insult and defame them, you oppose Islamic Union and Turkish-Islamic Union and the way of the Mahdi and then imagine you are on the true path. This decree in the Qur'an refers to you.
As for those who divide up their religion and form into sects, you have nothing whatsoever to do with them. Their affair will go back to Allah and then He will inform them about what they did. (Surat al-An'am, 159)
Have they not divided the religion? Have they not split into groups? "You have nothing to do with them." This is addressed to Hazrat Mahdi (as). Hazrat Mahdi (as) refuses to split into groups or divide the religion. Hazrat Mahdi (as) and his community reject that, and because we are the followers of Hazrat Mahdi (as), and I am a follower of Hazrat Mahdi (as), we refuse. There are sects around on the surface today, but when Hazrat Mahdi (as) appears, all sects will vanish and there will be no different communities, groups or schools. All Muslims will be allied together. The whole Turkish world and the whole Islamic world will form a single whole, a single bloc, insha'Allah.
Samsun Aks TV, 20 January 2011


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Watched iss last night honesty why iss the guy still scrapping lol I'd kill the boi
Watched iss last night honesty why iss the guy still scrapping lol I'd kill the boi
Knocking cunts ott is the name o my game
Call him out
This is the most fun i can have without going to jail
There's threads on this in the pro mma section where this topic belongs. Go spout your utter bullshit there. Cheers.
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We've had enough ! fuck off troll yer gettin on my tits noo !
173 posts. Every one of them borderline retarded. Most trolls get bored by now.
Fuck no-gi
I count 3 different accounts also, whoever he is he needs serious help.
Shit troll, by the way, you do know the real Leon has posted on here stating you are a little saddo who has made fake facebook accounts and all sorts, suppose its harassment really, thats quite sad in fairness, granted if at least you were funny we could say ahhhh but at least its done in jest, but you are not. Shit troll is still shit, never going to get better and may as well strap that keyboard to a heavy weight, stick it in your pocket and go for a swim in all the shit you have spewed so far.
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Paul McCartney helping launch new season of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'
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Paul McCartney is stopping traffic in L.A.
A portion of Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles is shut down for the former Beatle's appearance Monday on "Jimmy Kimmel Live."
McCartney is the guest as the ABC late-night show launches its new season. Sir Paul is expected to join Kimmel in the studio for an interview, and then hit the street for a performance.
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Sir Paul gave an outstanding performance at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas over the weekend. Check him out playing "Live and Let Die" below:
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Liberty Downs Davidson 6-2 in NorPac Opener
Ashlee Krulock matched Liberty's single-game record with four goals as the Lady Flames field hockey team cruised to a 6-2 victory over the visiting Davidson Wildcats on Saturday afternoon at Liberty Field Hockey Field. Natalie Barr added two goals for Liberty, helping the Lady Flames collect their fourth consecutive win against the Wildcats.
The win improves Liberty's overall record to 6-4 (1-0 NorPac). The Lady Flames remain unbeaten at home (5-0) against conference opponents, dating back to last season. Davidson falls to 4-7 overall and 0-3 in NorPac contests.
Liberty wasted little time getting on the scoreboard. After Natalie Barr had her shot turned away by Wildcats' goalkeeper Emily Leytham, Krulock collected the rebound and knocked it into the cage to put the home team on top, 1-0, with just under four minutes elapsed in the first half.
The Lady Flames quickly extended their lead to 2-0 in the contest's fifth minute. Bethany Barr delivered a long pass up the right side of the field and into the circle to Jordan Richardson. Richardson tipped a pass to the left side of the circle and Natalie Barr snuck it by Leytham into the left corner of the goal.
With the Liberty offense clicking on all cylinders, the Lady Flames' defense was busy shutting down the Wildcats' attack. Liberty surrendered just one shot and one penalty corner in the opening 35 minutes of the game.
Krulock tallied her second goal of the first half off of an assist from Bethany Barr with just over 12 minutes remaining. The contest remained 3-0 heading into the halftime break.
Krulock's scoring binge continued in the opening minutes of the second stanza. The sophomore corralled the rebound off of a Bethany Barr shot and knocked it into the back of the cage for a 4-0 Liberty advantage.
Davidson tallied the game's next two scores. Sara French notched the Wildcats first score, before Katherine English knocked in a goal off of penalty corner attempt for the visitors, cutting the Lady Flames lead to two at 4-2 during the 62nd minute.
Liberty immediately regained momentum on the ensuing possession. Natalie Barr dribbled up the right side of the field and into the Davidson circle. The Lurgan, Northern Ireland native drilled her sixth goal of the season past new goalkeeper Carolyn Macek to put the Lady Flames back in front by three, 5-2, with 7:57 remaining in regulation.
Krulock capped Liberty's 6-2 victory in the game's 64th minute of action. Erin Bartley fed a pass from the right side in front of the cage. Krulock gathered the ball and knocked it off Macek's pads and into the cage for her fourth goal of the day and ninth of the season.
For the contest, the Lady Flames tallied 24 shots to just five for the Wildcats. Liberty also held the advantage in penalty corners, 6-2.
Ann Jefferis notched one save in the cage for the Lady Flames en route to her sixth win of the season. Leytham recorded two saves for Davidson during her half of play, while Macek recorded seven saves in the game's final 35 minutes.
Liberty returns to action with a midweek trip to Longwood on Wednesday for its first conference road test of the season. The Lady Flames and Lancers will get underway at 4:30 p.m. at the Athletics Complex.
For a more in-depth look at the Lady Flames' field hockey program, including postgame interviews and video packages, follow the team on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.


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3 Tips to Prevent Shaving Irritation
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Not only is razor burn unsightly, but it can be uncomfortable and the constant friction from jeans and pants can worsen the condition. The best tips to prevent razor burn are to replace your razor often, at least once a week and to always use a shaving cream — not a gel — on your legs.
You can use either a disposable or a replaceable cartridge razor. To be on the safe side, try one designed for women, since you want to make sure that the razor is angled correctly for shaving legs and underarms. Try the Gillette Venus Divine ($10.44, amazon.com), which comes with two cartridges, and pair it with Skintimate Moisturizing Cream Shave Extra Gentle with Vitamin E ($3.99, drugstore.com). If you still find yourself with razor burn despite taking preventative measures, you can soothe irritated skin with aloe vera gel or a cortisone cream like Cortisone-10 Plus ($8.99, walgreens.com), which contains anti-inflammatory cortisone along with aloe, vitamin E and other skin-soothing ingredients.
Ingrown hair
Even if you get a smooth shave without razor burn, ingrown hairs can still be an issue. They're more common along the bikini line than on the legs or underarms, and these painful lesions can lead to scarring, so it's important to try to prevent them from occurring in the first place. An ingrown hair is caused by a hair curling back into the skin after it's shaved off or growing back sideways. This can lead to a localized infection that looks like either a red bump or a whitehead that appears to be a pimple. To prevent ingrown hairs, use a gentle scrub before you shave to get the hairs pointing in the right direction.
It's also a good idea to exfoliate your skin once a week to remove the buildup of dead skin that can prevent hair from popping out. Use a loofah or bath puff with a shower gel that contains glycolic acid. Therapy Systems Glycolic Cleansing Gel ($36, therapysystems.com) is a great option because it can be used from head to toe. For spot treatments use a topical product like the Tend Skin Refillable Roll On ($17, sephora.com). It's gentle enough for bikini lines and underarms.


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Jefferson City, Tenn. - The second day of the Eagle Club Classic saw a match-up between the Brevard College Tornados women's basketball team and the team from Lander University. The Tornados struggled against the full-court pressure applied by the Lady Bearcats and were unable to overcome a first half deficit in falling 100-71.
The Tornados fall to 0-2, 0-0 in the South Atlantic Conference in their young season, while Lander improves to 1-1.
The start of the game was marred by Brevard turnovers against a stingy full-court press by Lander as the Tornados fell behind 28-11 halfway through the first half. Brevard started to get back in the game as the Tornados got into the bonus due to the physical play of the Bearcats. Holli Flippo and Anna Schlobohm capitalized on their attempts as the Tornados hit 92% from the line in the first half. With three minutes left in the half, Samantha Winn hit a layup and two free throws to bring the game back within 20 at 44-25. However a jumper by Ciara Lyons put the Lady Bearcats up 51-30 as time ran out in the first half
For the first half, the Tornados shot just under 29% from the field, compared to the Bearcats 71% offensive attack.
Samantha Winn led the Tornados in the first half with 10 points to go along with five rebounds. Lander's offense was led by Brittni Johnson who paced the attack with seven points and seven assists as well as helping two Bearcat players achieve double digits scoring in the first half. Shannon McKever had a game-high 13 at the half while Lyons chipped in with 11.
Coach Shannon Reid's squad came out ready to make amends and their efforts were rewarded as they kept the game close through the second half. Winn continued to have the hot hand as she connected for 12 of her game-high 22 points in the half. However, the large first half lead by Lander proved insurmountable as the Lady Bearcats came away with the victory, 100-71.
For the game, the Tornados were led by Winn who recorded her first double-double of the season as she corralled 10 rebounds to go with her 22 points. She was joined in double figures by Amanda Whitaker who fell one rebound shy of her second straight double-double with 10 points and nine rebounds. Schlobohm also had 13 points on the night to go with four assists.
The Lady Bearcats had six players in double figures, led by Lyons with 17. Brittni Johnson had a double-double in the game as she led Lander's offensive attack with 14 points and 10 assists.
The Tornados are on the road again next Saturday as they head to Due West, S.C. to take on Erskine College on November 22, with tip-off coming at 2 p.m. Lander heads home as they host Allen on Wednesday, November 19, with game time scheduled for 5:30 p.m.


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First, just nix the crap about hating......if a picture is good it is good.
However,..... what is up with some of the stupid "descriptions" of some of the pictures being posted? I could go on, but someones feeling might get hurt. Suffice it to say that talk is cheap around these parts,.... always has and always will,.... for both young and old alike.
And yes I have been guilty of the same.....but I have tried to grow out of it.
Remember, just an opinion, so do not freak out some of you.


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A big rig spilled a load of cow manure this morning on the southbound 215 Freeway in Riverside which generated a Sigalert and forced authorities to shut down three lanes for clean-up.
The California Highway Patrol responded to the incident at 8:30 a.m. on the southbound 215 Freeway at Martin Luther King Boulevard. The truck's spill was blocking the carpool, No. 1 and No. 2 lanes, according to the CHP online incident report.
Caltrans reported via its Twitter account that the closures would last two hours.
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The deadliest of all gynecologic cancers has a greater likelihood of striking women of Ashkenazi descent.
We don't get to pick which cancer strikes us or our loved ones, but if we did, the one that would be on the list of least desirables would be ovarian cancer.
The deadliest of all gynecologic cancers, it has a special penchant for Jewish women with Ashkenazi ancestry and a BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation, according to doctors and statistics. One in every 40 women of Ashkenazi descent will carry a BRCA mutation. While the general population's risk of ovarian cancer is 1 to 2 percent, if testing reveals one of these two mutations, a woman's lifetime risk jumps to 20-40 percent.
The figures are telling. According to the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance, 93 percent of women diagnosed in the early stages survive five years. But less than 20 percent of cases are diagnosed early. Mortality rates for this disease haven't improved in the last 40 years, and in 2012 in the United States alone, 22,280 new cases of ovarian cancer were diagnosed. Its death toll was estimated at 15,500 women.
"Unlike breast cancer, there aren't a lot of women around living with ovarian cancer, " says Dr. Susan Klugman, director of Reproductive Genetics at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City. "It's a devastating illness that's generally found at stages 3 or 4, and the survival rate in general is very small."
Symptoms include bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, difficulty eating and urinary frequency. And screening for the disease is not an encouraged way to monitor for prevention. "By the time a transvaginal ultrasound picks up signs of ovarian cancer it's generally at stage 3 or 4," Klugman says.
If you've lost family members to a gynecological cancer and are concerned about your own risk, the place to begin is with a genetics counselor, who will obtain an extensive family history and discuss the ethical, legal and social issues relevant to each individual decision to get testing for BRCA1 and 2 mutations. "When you do a genetic test on a patient, it's like you're testing the family, too, and they have to be prepared for that," she explains. "They have to want to know the result and be prepared for the result, too."
One of the best treatment options for women who test positive is an oophorectomy, or prophylactic removal of the ovaries, say medical experts. Lisa Jablon, director of Einstein Healthcare Network's Breast Health Program in Philadelphia, says she has referred many women for this procedure, often around the age of 38. "The last patient we sent for a preventative oophorectomy was discovered to have stage 3 ovarian cancer when they went in to do the surgery," she states. "Only four months earlier, she'd had a clear ultrasound, which just shows how fast this disease can move."
Some doctors say that malignant cancers are found in up to 25 percent of the women who opt for the procedure. Jablon routinely recommends that women who have a BRCA1 or 2 mutation have their ovaries removed. "Those mutations give you an 86 percent lifetime risk of developing breast cancer, but because our screenings for breast cancer are so effective, not everyone goes with preventative breast removal surgeries," she says. "That's just not true for screenings for ovarian cancer."
For high-risk patients who have an oophorectomy, their lifetime risk of getting ovarian cancer is not eliminated, but goes back down to 1 to 2 percent, the general population risk. That's because they still face the possibility of getting peritoneal cancer, which refers to the lining of the abdomen. While the decision to have an oophorectomy is a big and often frightening one, it's not a huge procedure. "Laparoscopic surgery means it can be done through a minimally invasive approach with two incisions of 5 mm each and one incision of 15 mm, all in the abdominal area," says Dr. Mark Shahin, chief of the Hanjani Institute for gynecologic oncology at the Abington Memorial Hospital. "It's an outpatient procedure that takes maybe 90 minutes to complete, with a three-to-four day recovery."
Moreover, it doesn't create a significant change in a woman's quality of life, doctors say. There's surgical menopause and the body's immediate need to adjust to a stop in the supply of estrogen. That can mean hot flashes that may interrupt sleep patterns, a feeling of moodiness and some emotional issues, but "most of it is for a period of time, until the body adjusts," Shahin says.
There can be vaginal dryness and concerns about bone health "but there are estrogen hormones for the dryness and non-hormonal treatments for bone health, so that's less of an issue," says Jablon.
"We view an oophorectomy as being an option towards potentially saving a woman's life," says Chani Wiesman, genetics counselor at Yeshiva University's Program for Jewish Genetic Health. "If she develops ovarian cancer, we can't catch and treat it, but bringing on surgical menopause for a woman who is extremely high risk for cancer is a good option."
The problems swirling around this disease include the fact that there is so little known about it, she adds. "We know that women who have BRCA mutations have 44 percent more likelihood of getting ovarian cancer — but we don't know why one woman gets it and another doesn't.
"We just don't have that kind of information yet."
South African native Lauren Kramer is an award-winning writer based in Western Canada. This article originally appeared in the special section, "Fighting Cancer."


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One of their students took a test-prep course with a Gülen organization when he was in high school.
These activists might be able to make a lot more money working for themselves or for an organization—but they chose otherwise.
The organization carries out programs in prisons and schools across the capital.
After two years, the organization asked me to come back to as a trainer.
That the organization is even having this conversation is, itself, a sign of success.
The organization of works of charity was soon actively pursued.
Is the existence of this organization of which you speak known to anybody, prince?
Far from it, for the experience of the war has taught only too well that the organization of an air force takes time and patience.
They were presently met by the organization of the law and order men.
The organization will aim to direct negro sentiment and support along lines of best interests for Detroit.
mid-15c., "act of organizing," from Middle French organisation and directly from Medieval Latin organizationem (nominative organizatio), noun of action from past participle stem of organizare, from Latin organum "instrument, organ" (see organ). Meaning "system, establishment" is from 1873. Organization man is from title of 1956 book by American sociologist William H. Whyte (1917-1999). Related: Organizational.
organization or·gan·i·za·tion (ôr'gə-nĭ-zā'shən)
The act or process of organizing.
The state or manner of being organized.
Something that has been organized or made into an ordered whole.
Something made up of elements with varied functions that contribute to the whole and to collective functions.
A structure through which individuals cooperate systematically to conduct business.
The conversion of coagulated blood, exudate, or dead tissue into fibrous tissue.


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Diddy acquires tequila brand DeLeon
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Sean "Diddy" Combs is expanding his footprint in the high-end liquor industry. The emcee has announced a joint venture with the beverage company Diageo to purchase the tequila brand DeLeon.
Diageo is the parent company of Diddy's Ciroc vodka. The new partnership will give both Diddy and Diageo equal ownership of the high-end tequila.
In a press release, Diddy calls the venture a "natural extension" of his business portfolio. He also calls DeLeon an "outstanding brand," adding that he and Diageo will take DeLeon "to new heights."
In 2007, Diddy partnered with Diageo to help develop Ciroc vodka. With Diddy's influence the brand has grown from selling a mere 50-thousand cases per year to nearly two-million cases per year.


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If you want to stay true to the pagan origins of Halloween, you've got to skip those gimmicky songs like "Ghostbusters" and "The Monster Mash" and go for scary evil scary. Songs about murder, stalking and big, horrific things that go bump in the night.
Here are the 13 songs I will be playing on Halloween, as I sit alone in the dark, dressed as a man who doesn't give candy to children who ring the doorbell. The devil figures prominently in many of these songs. Go figure.
1. "Country Death Song" by Violent Femmes. In this spare song, the nasal-toned narrator loses his mind and decides to kill his family. He tells his little daughter, "Kiss your mother goodnight and remember that God saves." Later, he tells her, "You know your Papa loves you, good children go to heaven."
2. "Red Right Hand" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. The spooky baritone sings about a man encountering the devil (with a red right hand) somewhere in the darkness on the edge of town. "He'll wrap you in his arms, tell you that you've been a good boy. He'll rekindle all the dreams it took you a lifetime to destroy. He'll reach deep into the hole, heal your shrinking soul. Hey buddy, you know you're never ever coming back."
3. "Ellis Unit One" by Steve Earle. The acoustic, folk-inspired song is a creepy voyeuristic depiction of life as prison guard on Death Row. The song, which was on the "Dead Man Walking" movie sound track, has a chill-you-to-the-bone final verse. "Last night I dreamed that I woke up with straps across my chest, and something cold and black pullin' through my lungs. Even Jesus couldn't save me though I know He did his best, but He don't live on Ellis Unit One."
4. "Nebraska" by Bruce Springsteen. The Boss' "Nebraska" album is chock full of characters you wouldn't ever want to meet, especially the stoic mass murderer in the title song who kills 10 innocent people and nonchalantly explains to the judge his reasoning: "Well, sir, I guess there's just a meanness in this world."
5. "Every Breath You Take" by The Police. The message of the song is different from what you think, because in this case, the narrator is a stalker. "Every bond you break … every game you play … every vow you break … every smile you fake … I'll be watching you."
6. "'97 Bonnie & Clyde" by Eminem. In the song he raps about taking a drive with his daughter to dump the body of Kim his wife and mother of his child in a lake after he slit her throat. "Oh where's Mama? She's takin' a little nap in the trunk. Oh that smell? Whew! Da-da musta runned over a skunk."
7. "Careful With That Axe, Eugene" by Pink Floyd. This brooding, largely instrumental song from the late 1960s is volcanic in its structure, with repeated whispers of the title punctuated with screams from Roger Waters. Heavy breathing never sounded so anguished.
8. "Halloween" by the Misfits. The horror-punk band sings of "dead cats hanging from poles," which sounds bad, until Glenn Danzig sings of "burning bodies hanging from poles." Not to mention the "little dead are out in droves," eventually becoming "little dead … soon in graves."
9. "Dead Souls" by Joy Division. Ian Curtis is living a nightmare, unable to escape the persistent voices including "Conquistadors who took their share." A bass line adds to the menace. "Someone take these dreams away … that keep calling me … They keep calling me … Keep on calling me … They keep calling me." For added drama, pair this with the band's "I Remember Nothing," with the sounds of shattered glass.
10. "Bela Lugosi's Dead" by Bauhaus. Considered by many to be the first Gothic rock single ever recorded. This nine-minute-plus single features creepy, out-of-tune instrumentation, dub-influenced guitar, and Peter Murphy murmuring, "The bats have left the bell tower, the victims have been bled." Lugosi, the Hungarian actor best known for playing Dracula in the 1931 film, died more than two decades before this song was recorded in 1979.
11. "Frankie Teardrop" by Suicide. A claustrophobic song about a Vietnam war veteran, Frankie, who returns home to murder his wife and newborn child. He then turns the gun on himself. After that, he burns in hell. "We're all Frankies!" screams singer Alan Vega. In the 10-minute song, the drum machine sounds like a throbbing heartbeat.
12. "Hellhound on My Trail" by Robert Johnson. The most important blues singer who ever lived sold his soul to the devil, and the devil took his life at 27 (according to legend). Throughout the song, the devil and his minions dog Johnson, who sings "I got to keep moving, I got to keep moving. Blues falling down like hail, blues falling down like hail. Mmm, blues falling down like hail, blues falling down like hail, And the day keeps on remindin' me, there's a hellhound on my trail, hellhound on my trail, hellhound on my trail."
13. "Helter Skelter" by The Beatles. Who knows if this song would be as scary if Charles Manson didn't steal the phrase? Regardless, the song is raucous, raw and McCartney the cute one sounds possessed and not at all like the guy who wrote "Michelle."
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2006-2007 Cohort
Session 11: Learning about University Advancement
Date: Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Location: TBA
From the press box of Plaster Sports Complex to the dressing rooms of Hammons Student Center and the Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts to The Alumni Center, you'll gain an overview of University Advancement facilities and functions. How does Missouri State work with Jefferson City and Washington, D.C? What ideas do you have for features in University publications? Who will appear at Juanita K. Hammons Hall next year and how are those artists selected? How and why do we raise money for the University? Why are intercollegiate athletics an important component of the university experience? These and other questions will be answered as you tour University Advancement facilities and meet the staff.


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Welcome to the home page of Glasgow City Free
Church who worship in the the Alexander 'Greek'
Thomson church on St Vincent Street in the city
centre of Glasgow.
As a congregation we belong to the Free Church of
Scotland, an evangelical, reformed, presbyterian
church. The main emphasis of our worship is the
preaching of the gospel - the good news of a free
and sovereign salvation through Jesus Christ alone.
We welcome you to browse our site, contact us with
any questions and most of all join with us as we
worship the true and living God here in the hub
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WATCH: Dolly Parton clears up secret tattoo rumors on 'Today Show'
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Dolly Parton clears up the long-standing rumors that she's secretly covered in tattoos.
"People said the other day that the reason you wear sleeves is because you have snakes tattooed all over you, and I said, 'No, I don't!'" the legendary singer told Savannah Gutherie on Tuesday while promoting the release of her 42nd album on the "Today Show."
"I do have a few little tattoos, but they were mostly done to cover scars because I'm so fair," admits Parton. "I do have a few but they're not where you can see them… they are mostly for my husband."
Check out the video below of Parton talking about her tattoos!
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...is nowhere as much fun as this.
...is nowhere as much fun as this.
"Try masturbating during a thunderstorm. Seriously. It makes you feel like Thor."
Here Come Da Pain......
I tried this and it dosent work
could just be me
his hip is not turned over enough, as indicated by the angle of his toes and heel.
plus he clearly missed the bitch.
I may need a bigger peen....or a skinnier woman....or both.
No longer playing World of Warcraft. Goodbye fond memories
Milfhunter rools! Wonder how he'd do in boxing!


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Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange at the close on Tuesday:
BRU - BURU ENERGY - up 1.5 cents, or 1.3 per cent, at $1.155
The West Australian government has decided to allow Buru Energy to frack for gas in the Kimberley region without an Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) assessment.
DLS - DRILLSEARCH - up 2.5 cents, or 1.7 per cent, at $1.535
AQO - AMBASSADOR OIL AND GAS - up four cents, or 12.1 per cent, at 37 cents
The takeover battle for energy junior Ambassador Oil and Gas is heating up, with Magnum Hunter lifting its offer.
OSP - OSPREY MEDICAL - up seven cents, or 15.6 per cent, at 52 cents
Shares in Osprey Medical have soared after a new version of its main product received regulatory approval for use in the United States.
VAH - VIRGIN AUSTRALIA - steady at 43 cents
Air New Zealand has increased its cornerstone shareholding in Virgin Australia to the maximum allowed under Australia's foreign investment rules.
WPL - WOODSIDE PETROLEUM - in a trading halt at $42.85
Woodside Petroleum's largest shareholder Royal Dutch Shell will sell the majority of its 23.1 per cent stake in the company.


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Bookmark this site
LANSING, MI -- Michigan's statewide smoking ban, now more than two years old, has had "no significant negative effect" on bar and restaurant sales, according to a study released Sept. 17 by the Michigan Department of Community Health.
The study was performed for the state government by a social scientist at the University of Michigan-Institute for Social Research, using data from the state's Treasury Department. | SEE STUDY
The study compared bar and restaurant tax revenues from 2006 to 2011 to see whether sales were lower after the ban took effect than they would have been based on historical trends.
Michigan's Smoke-Free Air Bill took effect in May 2010, making it the 38th U.S. state to ban bar and restaurant workers and the public from exposure to secondhand smoke. Cigar shops, casinos and certain other venues are exempt from the ban.
Some bar and club owners disagreed with the study, saying smokers stay for shorter periods and spend less under the ban, according to local press outlets.
In May 2011, Vending Times reported that one year after the ban took effect, many taverns and restaurants were experiencing 20% to 30% drops in customer traffic; food and beverage sales revenues had dropped by 50%. | SEE STORY
In a compounding effect, revenues for keno and pull-tab devices in these locations were also spiraling downward, according to a leading Michigan newspaper. Music and games operators who had equipment in Michigan bars were believed to be experiencing similar negative effects from the smoking ban.


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A tale of two tablets
On Monday, Microsoft is supposed to make an earth-shattering announcement in Los Angeles in a press conference so secret that not even the press knows where to go yet. Apparently, they'll find out where they need to go on Monday morning for this ultra-mega-super-secret "announcement."
My bet is that they're buying Nokia. After all, they've already planted one of their executives as Nokia CEO, who essentially and for all intents and purposes scorched the Nokia earth below his feet and trashed the company, making it ripe for the picking.
Of course, there's an outside chance, too, that the conventional wisdom may be correct and they're going to be releasing their own tablet with Windows 8, which is what the New York Times thinks.
Or Microsoft is merging with Canonical to become Canonisoft. OK, so maybe that's a stretch.
But I digress. Regardless of what happens in Los Angeles on Monday — tablet or Nokia, or both — let's say, for the sake of argument, that it has to do with one or both of these two topics.
Buying Nokia? Yawn.
Tablet? Oh, good luck with that. Sarcasm alert: Redmond is a hallmark of product quality and customer service. But seriously, if the tablet is as bad as the software Microsoft has put out for the last, oh, generation or so, coupled with their customer service which is the gold standard of awful, arguably releasing a new tablet with Windows 8 could be one of the biggest disasters since the Hindenberg.
Meanwhile, since we're on the topic of tablets, let's come up the coast a bit from the shrouded mystery of Los Angeles to sunny Berkeley, California, where ZaReason is busy putting together the final touches on their own tablet. If the activity in the IRC channel is any indication, they're pretty close to having something ready for prime time fairly soon.
I had a chance to use the Android version of the tablet — rumor has it that the ZaReason tablet is being engineered with Ubuntu OS in mind — since I was entrusted with some of the ZaReason hardware that was shown at the joint ZaReason-CrunchBang table at Linux Fest Northwest.
Truth in advertising: I'm not a tablet guy by anyone's definition of the phrase. But that said, many folks are drawn to the smaller form factor, and if that works for you, you should give the ZaReason tablet serious consideration once it's released. It's a solid machine, and the Android version we got to display at LFNW was met with a lot of enthusiasm by those attendees who are tablet and Android aficionadoes.
Also, when the ZaReason tablet is released, chances are it won't be in some sort of secret press conference. And it won't have Windows 8.
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(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)
June 17, 2012 at 7:44 am
That ZaReason tablet with Android 4? WANT.
I have heard that some people, well, at least that one guy
in Felton, CA, don't like small form computing. Tablets, even
phones that act like a computer have a place. That place
may be the hands of young people with good eyes and nimble
fingers. From the demonstrations I have seen the tablet is one
hell of a tool for many things. I saw interactive text books on a
iPad and they were so incredible, like walking into tomorrow.
Have you seen the docking stations that let you use your phone
or tablet to power a full size screen and keyboard? Perfect.
The Free Software Guy remembers the days of a computer
box that weighed north of 50 pounds and a CRT (that is the
kind of monitor we used in the late middle ages) that was
also as heavy as a Buick. Running that hardware would
spin up your electric meter to warp speed. Now those phones
that everyone but Larry and I have will run with more power
and do it on milliwatts instead of kilowatts. The future is way
better than the past.
Larry has predicted that Microsoft will or won't do something
on Monday. He may be right. Quote from above "Yawn"
The Colonel has also looked into the coffee grounds and will
make this bold prediction: Someday LtFSG will use a tablet
style computer and enjoy it.


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Gonzalez broke it up with a single right up the middle
Gonzalez broke it up with a single right up the middle
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
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Oh wow! SO CLOSE!!
"I tried to play golf, but I found out I wasn't very good." -Joey Votto on his offseason hobby search
An MLB.com reporter asked what one thing Votto couldnt do. I cant skate or play hockey, Votto said. Well, I can skate ... but I cant stop.
Du-oh! Perfect through 8 2/3 and gives up a single. Wow.
Reds & Nats, 2013 LCS. Take2 (9/13) Reds but no Nats
Yu is nasty. Touched 97 multiple times with a curve that the floor falls out of.
We found your stolen Prius, it was voting for Ralph Nader.
Can you believe there are those who say baseball is boring?
Random Tuesday night at 11 p.m., watching two random teams I don't care about and I was on the edge of my seat.
And, in other news, tonight Michael Morse is tearing it up. Pacing the Mariners attack with a 3-run HR. Why oh why couldn't Walt have made a play for Morse a few months ago when we could have gotten him? Take on me indeed!
Reds & Nats, 2013 LCS. Take2 (9/13) Reds but no Nats
Cards go up 3-1 on a Matt Holliday 2 run homer in the top of the sixth.
"Who cares if it was the go-ahead runs? It's the second day of the season... anyone could do that!"
I'm serious - you think Adam Dunn had it bad around here, Matt Holliday would kill to have Cards fan take it that easy on him.
Vin Scully just dropped a Ted Kluszewski reference during the LA-SF game. I love hearing that guy call a baseball game.
It'd a tough choice between he and Morgan Freeman for who I'd want to narrate my life story.
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WATCH: The Wanted - 'All Time Low'
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The Wanted is hoping its latest track "All Time Low" makes as much of a splash in the U.S. as it did in their native U.K. The song, which was actually their U.K. debut back in 2010, is just now hitting American airwaves and the group has released a new video to accompany it.
The video compiles footage from their performances from around the world, onstage and with interacting with fans.
The Wanted has already had three Billboard Hot 100 hits so far, with "Glad You Came," "I Found You" and "Chasing The Sun" but are looking to reach more U.S. fans with a new E! reality show called "The Wanted Life," which premieres in June.
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Israa - from Dearborn, MI
Decorating can be a fun activity at any age! Even small children can get involved in the kitchen by mixing color into icing and putting sprinkles on cupcakes. By starting at an early age, a parent can cultivate an interest in decorating and in baking, I think people of all ages can be decorators!


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3D Promotions presents The Main Event - set to take British thai boxing to new levels.
The Main Event is due to take place on March 31st 2012 at Eventcity, Manchester and will feature one of the most exciting cards in the history of British combat sports. The domestic fights you thought you'd never see, exciting knockout merchants going toe to toe and some intriguing technical technical contests - we plan to give every fan what they want to see!
WMC MAD World Title, ISKA World Title, WKA World Title
Tim TNT Thomas (Nak Soo) vs Andy Thrasher (Manchester)
Liam Harrison (Bad Company, England) vs Andrei Kulebin (Kick Fighter, Belarus)
Dean James (Pra Chao Sua) Vs. Stephen Meleady (Bridgestone, Ireland)
ISKA European title Defence
Daitan Jackson (Salford Muay Thai, Defending champion) vs Jono Bracken (Bridgestone, Ireland)
Andrew Tate (Storm Gym) Vs. Joe McGovern (SDF Sheffield)
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With the debut of iOS 5, Apple released an innovate new feature called iMessage. Basically, iMessage is a built-in messaging platform that can be used between any iOS devices, that is, iPhones, iPod touches, or iPads. Along with the usual ability to send texts, iMessage boasts some pretty nifty features which I'd like to explore with you today.
iMessage comes enabled on iPhones by default. However, if you own an iPod touch or iPad you'll need to activate it by selecting the Settings icon, followed by Messages, and turning on iMessage. Just follow the on-screen instructions and sign in with your Apple ID.
iMessage is only activated if the device you are using is connected to the Internet as well as your partner's device. You can tell if your recipient is connected to iMessage if, when composing a message, a blue message bubble appears next to their name, and if the Send button appears blue. iMessages appear in blue chat bubbles as opposed to regular text messages which appear in green bubbles.
So what are the perks of utilizing iMessage? There are many, and some are most significant than others.
Firstly, you can send an unlimited number of free messages with iMessage. This is great money-saving news for those of you who don't have an unlimited text message plan on your iPhone. Also unlike text messages, iMessages are not restricted to 160 characters before the message is split up, so feel free to express yourself in full.
You can send photos, videos, locations and contacts using iMessage. For photos and videos, simply press the Camera icon to the left of the text box. To send a contact or location, select Share Contact or Share Location on "Info" page of the desired item.
You'll notice that iMessage always states when the file has been Delivered. Furthermore, if your recipient has chosen to, you can even be alerted to when your message has been read! Keep in mind that this feature is entirely optional, and turned off by default. To enable others to receive "read recipients" from you, navigate to the Messages option panel. Once again, select Settings, followed by Messages, and toggle on Send Read Receipts.
If you leave an iMessage conversation open, you'll notice that ellipses appear, briefly followed by a message. This ellipsis indicate that your partner is typing, just like in an instant messaging chat.
iMessage comes with the ability to have a group chat with other iOS users. This is similar to a chat room in which everyone can see each other's responses. To start a group chat, simply enter multiple names into a new message's compose field. Make sure a blue bubble appears next to their name to ensure they have iMessaging capabilities. Then, send your message.
Finally, the last great feature about iMessaging is for those of you who own multiple iDevices. If these accounts are all synchronized with the same Apple ID, you can start a conversation on your iPad and pick it right up on your iPhone. That's pretty revolutionary if you ask me!
Happy messaging!
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Liv waits for her turn to be judged by the Kings. Her...
The Woods (Or The InExplicable Murder Mystery That Happened Over The Course of a Few Days)
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- Updated: 1 Dec 2015
- Status: Complete
Ella Bismol lives in Overthebrook, a very small town. When A string of strange deaths start to happen it sets the town on edge, and Ella realizes that all the deaths circulated around the woods. She sets it upon herself, with the help of a local newspaper reporter-Ezrah Stone to find out how and why they died. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (the dates of when the chapters were written is because its for the nanowrimo competition where you write something and have a chapter a day with 100 words per day)
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Sara R. Dial – Chief development officer, Discovery Triangle Development Corporation
Dial is president and CEO of Sara Dial & Associates, a consulting firm specializing in site selection, government relations, and economic and community development. She also helps lead the Discovery Triangle, a nonprofit services company that hopes to form a coordinated, regional force for urban redevelopment.
Surprising fact: "I was a nationally-ranked competitive swimmer as a child. It taught me the skills to be successful in business and life: self-discipline, focus, drive and teamwork."
Biggest challenge: "In 2008, Mayor Phil Gordon challenged me to create a big idea around urban revitalization. After months of research and outreach, the Discovery Triangle, a new approach to regional urbanism, was born. Today, the Discovery Triangle region is thriving."
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Champavat Overview
You can reach Champavat from Dehradun by road in about using a cab upon driving using a cab.
Champavat is a district of Uttarakhand state in northern India. The long chain of mountain in southwestern region acts as a border between the district Champavat and Nainital district. It is important from the defence point of view as in the east Kali river acts the international border between Nepal and India. If you are looking for car rental Champavat let us know and we will be happy to provide you with best budgeted deals for . Book cabs in Champavat


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Saramago, Jose. Blindness.
Blindness is a novel that you will not easily forget. It is a metaphysical thriller, following a group of people who are suddenly struck blind and find themselves bound together in their struggles and desires. Eventually, the blindness spreads throughout the society. This novel is written by Jose Saramago—a writer whom you will want to read at least once during your lifetime. Awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1998, he was a Portuguese novelist whose work examines the human condition and our need to find meaning in this often absurd world. This novel is highly recommended. If you don't find Blindness on the shelf, try any of his other novels. You can't go wrong.
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"Fedor is a f---ing joke," UFC President Dana White responded Monday after learning that Emelianenko had signed with Strikeforce. He turns down a huge deal and the opportunity to face the best in the world to fight nobodies for no money!"
White also addressed fans: "I feel sorry for the real fight fans. I wanted to make the deal, but it takes two and it is very obvious Fedor doesn't want to fight the best, and doesn't give a sh-t about the fans!"
I think Dana is missing the point. He seems to think that fighters biggest motivating factor is money. For the most part, I would agree with him... We all got bills to pay, and we all know that Kimbo "needs his cheese"... "or bread"... whatever.
I honestly believe that people who are the greatest at what they do, would do it for free if they had to - and probably started off doing it for free. Its something more than money.
Fedor, in my opinion is the greatest pound for pound fighter in the world. GSP and Silva are HUGELY talented fighters but have both been beaten. I don't consider a "loss" to TK, (which should have been a N/C) being a "loss".
What I am saying here is that Fedor doesn't focus on the money. He focus's on the fight and "being a fighter" . Doing what he loves to do and money is purely a by-product of that. I think his honour is more important to him than the money.
Regarding fighting the best in the world: He has beaten Nog, AA, Sylvia, HH etc... Josh Barnett was aligitimate threat to him but I think he would make a mess of Randy, Mir, Kongo, Cain so no reason to look there. Could he handle strong, athletic, explosive wrestlers like Lesnar and Carwin? I am betting he would find a way.....
Fedor will move more and more away from MMA in the next few years and retire undefeated - mark my words.
Am I the only one who thinks like this?


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Two days after her toddler daughter was last seen alive, Casey Anthony asked to borrow a shovel from a neighbor, reportedly to dig up some bamboo. Casey, 25, is now on trial for first-degree murder in the death of her daughter. Caylee Anthony, 2, was last seen alive on June 16, 2008. The Florida-tyke wasn't [Read More…]
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