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RANDOLPH TWP. The Hosanna Our Messiah Emmanuel Christian Center (H.O.M.E.C.C.) church recently purchased the church property formerly known as Ironia Presbyterian Church, located at 186 Park Ave. Hosanna Our Messiah Emmanuel Christian Center is a Gospel teaching ministry, founded and pastored by Pastor Harold N. Germain. Services are held at 10:45 a. m., Sundays. Sunday school for all ages, including adults, is held at 9:30 a.m., and Bible study is offered at 7:30 p.m., Wednesdays. Nursery care, for children from birth through 5, is available at the Sunday morning service. In addition, the church has a Men's and Women's Ministry that meets at 10 a. m. on the second Saturday of every month. The church also has a Single's Ministry, a Youth Outreach Ministry, and a Marriage Ministry. Counseling is also available upon request.
For information, call (973)-598-9893.
Presbyterian church host Sunday service
RANDOLPH TWP. Mount Freedom Presbyterian Church, located at the corner of Church Road and Sussex Turnpike, hosts regular Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. Refreshments and fellowship follow the service. Sunday school starts at 9 a.m. C all 895-3630.
Bethlehem Church lists Sunday worship
RANDOLPH TWP. Bethlehem Church, 758 Route 10, is a congregation of the Evangelical Free Church offering Bible based ministries. Worship and Sunday school for children and adults are at 9:30 and 11 a.m., led by the Rev. Kenneth F. S pence. Nursery service is provided. Mid-week care groups are offered. Ministries to children include Christian Service Brigade, Pioneer Clubs for Girls and SNAC K (Sunday Night Activities and Choir for Kids) and Vacation Bible School.
Youth group ministeries for children in grades seven to 12 include small group fellowship meetings on Sunday nights; mid-week Bible study; drama and choir; and special events.
Other ministries for adults include MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers), women's Bible studies, men's discipleship and children choir, handbell choir and cantata orchestra.
The Faith Center for Arts offers music classes for all ages including Kindermusik classes, individual instruction in most instruments and a home education music program.
The church will offer vacation Bible school for children in grades K-7, from 9 a .m. to noon, Aug. 6-10. The theme will be a fictional, growing town in the 1800s , set in the heart of gold country. A "Mom's Bible Class" also will be offered and include craft projects during the week. Pre-school child care will be provided during the class.
Call 366-3434.
Church Alive hosts services
RANDOLPH TWP. The newly-renovated Church Alive holds services at 10 a.m., Sundays. Church Alive is located on Route 10 east, between Canfield Avenue an d Dover-Chester Road.
New Life Family Church meets Sundays
RANDOLPH TWP. The New Life Family Church meets at the MediChoice Building, rear entrance, 1240 Sussex Turnpike. The church invites people to dress casually. Services include sermons and contemporary Christian music. A children's ministry teaches Bible stories with puppets, music, games and crafts. Nursery care is available. Services are at 10 a.m., Sundays and 7:30 p.m., Wednesdays. Call 895-9449 or visit the web at www.newlifefamily church.com.
Church hosts Sunday worship
RANDOLPH TWP. The Millbrook United Methodist Church, 246 Millbrook Ave. , hosts Sunday, worship at 10:30 a.m. led by the Rev. Frederick K. Boyle. Nursery care is offered. A youth group meets at 6 p.m., Sundays and Bible study is at 7:30 p.m., Thursdays focusing on Paul's letter to the Galatians.
The church offers Sunday Bible school for children age 3 to 13, held in conjunction with Sunday worship, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Call 442-2271 or 361-2881.
The Men's Fellowship meets at 8:30 a.m., the first Saturday of the month for breakfast. Future activities include a prison ministry and fishing trip. Call 442-2 271.
Congregational Church lists services
RANDOLPH TWP The Congregational Church of Randolph, 658 Millbrook Ave., is led by Pastor Kevin Fiedler. Worship service is at 9:30 a.m., Sunday early morning prayer begins at 8:30 a.m. Elders and Deacon are available for prayer after the service. Children's Sunday school is at 10 a.m. Several ongoing Bible studies are held during the week. The studies currently involve "End Times" in the books of Daniel and Revelation. For information, call (973) 895-4060.
Hope Church meets in Randolph
RANDOLPH TWP Hope Presbyterian Church meets at 10 a.m., Sundays at Randolph High School. Nursery care is available for infants, Sunday School and Children's Church.
Hope is a new congregation that features messages that speak to life, music that speaks to the heart and Children's ministries that kids will want to come back for.
Hope is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). For more information, visit the Web site, www.realhope.org, or call (973) 543-7874. The pastor is Mark Wellman.
Methodist church offers summer schedule
RANDOLPH TWP. Mount Fern United Methodist Church, 443 Quaker Church Road, will offer one Sunday morning service at 9:30 a.m. through Sept. 2. A special Sunday school schedule has begu and there are no Sunday school classes until the fall. Call 366-4418.
"Son Creek Junction" is the theme of the summer vacation Bible school from 9 a.m. to noon, Aug. 13-17. Children from pre-school to sixth grade are invited to discover Bible truths through a visit to the old west with music, skits, crafts and refreshments. To register, call 895-9545 or 366-5255.
Lutheran Church has Sunday services
RANDOLPH TWP. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 319 Quaker Church Road, offers worship at 10:30 a.m., Sundays. A learning hour of Sunday school lessons an d Bible studies begins at 9 a.m. Good Shepherd is a member of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod. It is a conservative church, standing on the inerrant word of God in Holy Scriptures, the centrality of Jesus Christ in the faith and the absolute necessity of Christ's suffering, death on the cross, and resurrection for the forgiveness of sins and eternal life. Call (973) 366-4267.
Church of Christ
hosts services RANDOLPH TWP. The Randolph Church of Christ at 316 Quaker Church Road offers worship led by Pastor Paul J. DeHart. Services at 10:30 a.m., Sunday with a Bible class at 9:30 a.m., Sunday. Call (973) 366- 9122.
Temple Hatikvah holds services
Temple Hatikvah, Pleasant Hill Road, Flanders, offers Sabbath services at 8:30 p .m., Fridays and 10 a.m., Saturdays. Call 584-0212.
Presbyterian Church holds services
First Memorial Presbyterian Church, 51 W. Blackwell St., Dover, offers a 9 a.m., Sunday worship. Child care is available. Pastor Scott Opsahl will preach. Call 366-0216.


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The mythic Oregon Trail has fascinated actor and author Eric Pierpoint for years. The Redlands native has a personal connection to it—his ancestors used the trail to make the unforgiving journey westward in 1848.
It is also the setting of his debut young adult novel, "The Last Ride of Caleb O'Toole," a tale about a young roughrider who learns how to grow up amid fierce odds. The Mountains & Plains Independent Booksellers Association (MPIBA) recently awarded the "Reading the West" Children's Book Award to Pierpoint's novel in May.
"I always kind of had a love for westerns," Pierpoint said. "I decided to write it from the point of view of a 12-year-old boy, Caleb."
"Caleb O'Toole" begins with an immeasurable tragedy. Both of Caleb's parents die in a devastating cholera outbreak, forcing him and his two sisters to strike out on the trail to his Aunt Sarah's house in Montana.
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"We were in the middle of Yellowstone, just the two of us on horses and by lakes and rivers and streams and we saw eagles and elk," Pierpoint said. "And I always thought what it must be like for kids to learn something and have to grow up."
But "Caleb O'Toole" initially didn't start out as a young adult novel. Pierpoint shopped it around as a screenplay for a possible television show. After the Hallmark Channel optioned the script, Pierpoint's agent persuaded him to turn it into a book.
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The world's largest computer maker stunned the technology sector Thursday with uncertain plans to sell or spin off its core PC business.
That alone raised eyebrows across the industry. But the computing giant also announced plans to exit the tablet and smartphone businesses and said it would acquire U.K. software maker Autonomy for $10.25 billion.
"What they're trying to do is change the oil in the car at 60 miles per hour," says Needham analyst Richard Kugele
Investors pushed HP shares lower $5.91, or 20%, at $23.60 in trading on Friday.
Industry analysts flooded investors with criticism of the plans, and downgraded HP. Concerns ranged about splitting off such a giant and profitable division to what seems like a steep price to pay for Autonomy.
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To get out of the store with an iPhone 3G, you'll need a credit card to pay for the phone, and your Social Security number and photo ID for the credit check that's part of the process. (The credit check is something AT&T requires prior to signing up a subscriber.) Apple's also said you'll need your current mobile phone number and password or PIN if you want to transfer that number to your new iPhone.
How Can I Tell Whether a Store Has Stock?
Apple will fire up its inventory tool -- which it used last year with the first-gen iPhone and then earlier this year after the launch of the MacBook Air -- so you can check online before you leave the house.
The availability tool will be here, and will reflect next-day's status after 9 p.m. local time for the store you're checking.
AT&T doesn't have anything similar, and in fact explicitly says that just because a store pops up on the locator doesn't mean it has iPhones in stock. "To make sure iPhone is at the store closest to you, call that store's number," AT&T said.
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Twelve to testify at hanging inquest
A dozen witnesses are scheduled to testify today in the Allegheny County Coroner's office at an open inquest into the hanging death of a Wilkinsburg man in a Mt. Oliver police holding cell.
Damian Jordan, 24, apparently hung himself with a T-shirt in the cell Oct. 4, 1999, after being arrested earlier in the day on charges connected to a domestic dispute with the mother of his child.
Although an autopsy revealed some trauma-related injuries to his body, the coroner's office ruled Jordan's death a suicide.
When Coroner Dr. Cyril Wecht earlier this year conducted an inquest into the Dec. 23 death of Charles Dixon, 43, of Altoona -- who stopped breathing while being arrested by Mt. Oliver police following a disturbance at a party -- Jordan's family asked Wecht to reopen the older case.
Pittsburgh North Side mission offers meals, services
Light of Life Rescue Mission is hosting Holy Week activities, including an Easter meal that will be served from noon to 6 p.m. Thursday at the mission, 10 E. North Ave., North Side. Volunteers also will deliver meals to senior citizens who live in high-rise apartment buildings on the North Side.
The meal will be preceded by a worship service scheduled for 11 a.m. Thursday in the mission chapel.
A Good Friday fish dinner is set for 5 p.m. Friday at the mission, and Easter Sunday sunrise services are scheduled for 6:45 a.m. Breakfast will follow.
Light of Life Rescue Mission is a nonprofit, Christian nondenominational mission dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of homeless and nearly homeless men, women and children.
McCandless Man killed in crash with cement truck
A West Deer man was killed Tuesday morning in a four-vehicle wreck on Babcock Boulevard in McCandless.
Christopher Gazzo, 24, died shortly after 9 a.m. when the car he was driving was involved in a head-on collision with a cement truck between Kummer Road and Apple Hill Lane, McCandless police said. The car and the truck each collided with other vehicles.
The driver of a sport utility vehicle suffered minor injuries, police said. The driver was not identified.
Babcock Boulevard was closed between Kummer Road and A.W. Beattie Technical School for at least three hours after the accident.
McCandless Panel to hear views on malpractice rates
A Pennsylvania Senate committee will meet from 2 to 5 p.m. today at UPMC Passavant, 9100 Babcock Blvd., McCandless, to hear testimony about medical malpractice insurance rates.
The hearing is one of a series being conducted by the Senate's Banking and Insurance Committee. So far, the committee has heard from doctors, lawyers and insurers who have given their views on the problem of high malpractice insurance rates charged to Pennsylvania health care providers.
The committee is chaired by Sen. Gib Armstrong, a Republican from New Providence, Lancaster County.
Ross Power to be out for maintenance work
Ross residents in the Kinvara residential plan can expect their power to be out between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thursday while Duquesne Light Co. upgrades electrical systems in the neighborhood.
The work involves replacing underground electrical cable, Duquesne Light officials said.
The streets that will experience an outage are: Kinvara and Tara drives; Sloan, Rebecca, Kinsdale, Shannon, Kinvara and Glen Dalough courts; and Woodland Road.
The Kinvara plan was one of the original residential developments in which common overhead utilities such as electric, phone and cable were buried underground. After periodic review of the operations and maintenance of this underground system, Duquesne Light determined that the plan justified an upgrade.
The rain date for the work is April 22.
Beaver County Firefighters battle 300-acre brush fire
It took firefighters from a number of Beaver County communities eight hours to extinguish a brush fire Tuesday that burned about 300 acres along Route 60 in Independence, not far from the Green Garden Plaza, county emergency officials said.
A number of grass fires in Butler County prompted emergency officials there to ask residents to use common sense when starting fires outside on windy days.
Firefighters from numerous communities in Armstrong and Clarion counties last night were still battling a large fire that was burning in the woods and fields near East Brady in Clarion County, emergency officials said.
Bethel Park Man killed in motorcycle crash
A motorcyclist was fatally injured Tuesday afternoon in a collision with a car along Route 88 in Bethel Park, a spokesperson for the Allegheny County Coroner's Office said.
Shane Schulte, 20, of Bethel Park, died in Allegheny General Hospital, North Side, about an hour after the accident that occurred at 1:20 p.m., the spokesperson said.
Washington County Students rescued from car before it explodes
Residents in the Dally Road area of Long Branch are credited with saving the lives of three California Area High School students whose car crashed into a tree and burst into flames in Washington County.
The students -- whose names and ages were not released -- were flown to Pittsburgh hospitals for treatment after the accident Monday evening in the rural community. The extent of their injuries were not available Tuesday.
Roscoe fire Chief Tom Wilkinson said the neighbors pulled the students from the wreckage while the engine was on fire. The students were out of the vehicle when the rest of the car burst into flames, Wilkinson said.
Penn Hills School evacuated after restroom fire
Penn Hills Senior High School had to be evacuated briefly Tuesday morning after someone started a fire in a third-floor girls restroom.
Penn Hills Fire Marshal Jack Mason said a smoke alarm went off between 10:30 and 10:45 a.m., prompting the evacuation of about 1,500 students into the stadium. Firefighters arrived to find that school staff members had already extinguished the fire, which was started when a roll of toilet paper was ignited, causing the plastic holder on the wall to smolder.
Firefighters used exhaust fans to clear smoke out of the restroom and third-floor hallway. Classes resumed within 15 minutes of the alarm.
School officials are trying to determine who started the fire. There were also reports of firecrackers being set off while students were outside the building, Mason said.
Cambria County Man says infant's death an accident
A Virginia man charged with killing a 3-month-old boy in Cambria County told investigators he accidentally hit the infant's head on a door jamb and a sink and then fell on a wet floor with the baby in his arms, police said.
Jeffrey Quinderz Smith, 23, of Chesapeake, was charged with criminal homicide, involuntary manslaughter and other offenses in the death of Mikhi Brantley, police said. Smith was baby-sitting Mikhi on April 8 at a Stonycreek apartment while the infant's mother went shopping, township police Sgt. Thomas C. Ruckser said.
Smith told police he shook Mikhi and splashed water on his face when the infant choked on formula, Ruckser said. Smith also told officials that while he was trying to help Mikhi, he hit the infant's head on the way to the bathroom and the baby's head struck a sink when Smith slipped, Ruckser said.
The child died the next day in Children's Hospital in Oakland.
Blair County Man killed in boat accident
A boat carrying twin brothers capsized on a Blair County lake during the first day of trout season, killing one of the men.
James J. Softy, 44, of Cresson, Cambria County, died Sunday afternoon at Altoona Hospital, a day after the boat from which he was fishing tipped over on a lake in Canoe Creek State Park.
Softy and his brother, Raymond, were not wearing life jackets, but personal floatation devices were in the boat at the time of the accident, Coroner Patricia Ross said. It was the second fatal boat accident in the state this year, the state Fish and Boat Commission said.
Centre County Suspect says he attacked 'droids'
A Centre County man who told police his mind was controlled by "brain-wave technology" and that he was defending himself from "government droids" was ordered to stand trial on charges of killing his parents with a baseball bat.
Daniel Opdenhoff, 24, is accused of killing former State College Area superintendent William Opdenhoff, 56, and his wife, Georgeann, 54, on Oct. 19 in their home in College Township.
State College police Detective R.W. Ralston, who questioned Daniel Opdenhoff in New York City, testified that Opdenhoff said he was defending himself from "droids" -- human replicas that tried to manipulate him. When shown pictures of his parents' bodies, Opdenhoff appeared to faint.
Despite that, Opdenhoff never directly acknowledged that he had attacked his parents, Ralston said. Instead, he insisted that the victims were "droids" who had replaced his parents, and sometimes said that he wasn't the one who had attacked them.
Erie County Judge won't throw out killing case
A judge rejected the latest attempt by a man accused of killing his girlfriend in Presque Isle State Park to have the case thrown out, clearing prosecutors to resume the oft-delayed, nearly 15-year-old case in Erie County.
Attorneys for James Fleming claimed the 12-year delay in his arrest for the June 1988 death of Janine Kirk hurt his defense because witnesses had died.
Although four witnesses, including the first state park police officer to arrive on the scene and one of two state troopers to investigate the crime, have died, the judge ruled Fleming failed to show they would have helped his defense. Miller also ruled prosecutors did not intentionally delay the case to gain an advantage.
Tourists found Kirk's partially buried body on Beach 3 at Presque Isle on June 25, 1988, but a grand jury that heard evidence in the case between 1990 and 1992 did not recommend indicting Fleming. Fleming was arrested in August 2000.
Venango County Men convicted of bear poaching
A Montana man awaiting trial on poaching charges in that state and two other men have been convicted of killing a bear out of season in Venango County.
Dean Edwin Ruth Sr., 36, of Seeley Lake, was fined $800 and charged $2,500 in restitution for killing the bear.
Also convicted, fined and ordered to pay restitution were Richard L. Perry Jr., 40, of Butler, and Joel Michael Mellon, 24, of Pleasantville, Venango County.
The charges stemmed from a search Jan. 15 of property owned by Ruth's father, Gale Edwin Ruth, 73, of Pleasantville. Agents said they found photographs of game and other items that implicated Dean Ruth and the others of poaching.
Dean Ruth and his wife, Renita Ruth, 37, moved from Pennsylvania to Montana several years ago. They remain free on bond while awaiting trial in Montana on charges of unlawfully killed wildlife and unlawful possession of a gun silencer.


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Manga Review: Kamisama Kiss Volume Eight by Julietta Suzuki
Published 4:51 pm, Saturday, April 27, 2013
Kamisama Kiss Volume Eight is a manga by Julietta Suzuki, and it was published in North America by Viz Media's Shojo Beat imprint in 2012. The series is rated "T" for teens; from what I've read of the series so far, I would agree with this rating.
Nanami Momozono is a high school student who becomes homeless after her father skips out of town to avoid paying his gambling debts. One night, Nanami meets a man who turns out to be the land god; he gives her a kiss on the forehead and gives her the power of a kami.
With this kiss, Nanami becomes the new god at the land god's shrine. Nanami has two familiars serving her: Tomoe the fox demon and a snake incarnation named Mizuki.
This volume finds Nanami in the land of the dead after falling down a hole at the end of Volume Seven after being assigned to protect the entrance during the kami conference. A human named Kirihito fell into the land of the dead with her.
While she's in the land of the dead, Nanami learns that Kirihito isn't what he seems to be, and also manages to raise the ire of Yomotsuokami, the kami of the land of the dead.
Tomoe also gets to play a major role later in Volume Eight, and a character the reader hasn't seen for quite a while also makes a return. At the same time, the reader also learns a little something about Tomoe as well.
I apologize for the vagueness of some of this plot synopsis, but if I go any farther, I run the risk of going into "spoiler" territory even more than I already have. I don't want to give too much away, because then no one would have a reason to read Volume Eight after reading this review.
I ended up really enjoying Volume Eight. In fact, I got so wrapped up in what I was reading that I didn't want to put it down. I think that this was due not only to the story, but also Suzuki's art style. It complements this story very well, which makes the manga just as enjoyable to look at as it is to read it.
If you've the previous seven volumes of Kamisama Kiss, then I think you'll find that Volume Eight is also an enjoyable and satisfying read.


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(abbreviated ALCAR) Treatments with ALCAR have been shown to reverse mitochondrial damage in many kinds of cells, including neurons. This is potentially beneficial for drug-induced neuropathies that damage mitochondria which upsets the regulation of calcium in and out of ion channels. By targeting mitochondria in this way, researchers hope that the neuropathy resulting from mitochondrial damage can either be significantly reduced or perhaps one day prevented.
An insoluble fibrous protein that, for unknown reasons, is in excess in many diseases and disorders, such as Alzheimer's, diabetes, and multiple myeloma.
In relation to neuropathies, nerves that are the furthest away from the central nervous system are the ones that are being affected.
The common name for this medication is called Neurotonin. It is often used to treat epileptic seizures, as well as neuropathies of all kinds, most notably diabetic and chemo-related. Although this drug makes use of a neurotransmitter called GABA, the actual way it helps neuropathic pain is unknown. It is generally well-tolerated (few side effects), easily titrated, has few drug interactions, and doesn't require laboratory monitoring. However, it is very expensive, which is a limiting factor for some patients.
They are a class of steroid hormones. They have an excitatory effect on the nervous system, and they reduce inflammation by suppressing certain immune system cells, an effect which helps reduce the pain that often occurs in sensorimotor neuropathy.
Intravenous Immune Globin
(abbreviated IGIV) IGIV is a sterilized solution obtained from pooled human blood. It contains the antibodies that protect against infectious agents that cause various disease.
An atom or molecule that has lost one or more of its electrons, making it negatively or positively charged.
Membrane-enclosed organelles that are found in most eukaryotic cells. They generate and supply cellular energy and are also involved in a range of other processes like cell signaling and cell growth.
Motor Neuropathy
In this neuropathy, the neurons that control movement/actions are affected.
Peripheral Neuropathy
This is the most common neuropathy (synonymous with sensorimotor neuropathy). It is an umbrella term covering sensory and motor neuropathies. The most common places to experience peripheral neuropathy are the hands and feet, and the most common complaints associated with it are numbness, tingling, or painful burning.
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It is a therapeutic plasma exchange using a blood purification procedure used to treat several autoimmune diseases. It removes antibodies from the bloodstream, thereby preventing them from attacking their targets, which in neuropathy, is often the neurons themselves.
A neurological disorder that occurs when many peripheral nerves in the body malfunction simultaneously.
Sensorimotor Neuropathy
Pain, tingling, or other neuropathic symptoms are felt in a mixture of sensory and motor neurons in the periphery. This term is synonymous with peripheral neuropathy.
Sensory Neuropathy
In this neuropathy, the neurons that detect sensations (like pain, pressure, temperature, etc) are affected.
Subacute Myeloptic Neuropathy
(SMON) It is a severe type of neuropathy (notably caused by an antibacterial medication called Choloroquine) dealing with inflammation, compression, and/or shriveling of the spinal cord.
Vitamin B1
Also known as thiamin, this vitamin helps fuel the body by converting blood sugar into energy. It essential in maintaining the health of the nervous system, cardiovascular function, and muscular function.
Vitamin B12
This vitamin's primary function is to form red blood cells and maintain a healthy nervous system. B12 metabolizes the fatty acids essential to maintaining the myelin sheath on an axon. If prolonged deficiency happens, anemia and/or degeneration and demyelination of nerves can occur, and sometimes this damage is irreversible.
Wernicke's Encephalopathy
A disorder caused by vitamin B1 deficiency. It is characterized by incoordination of muscle movement, paralysis of eye muscles (extraocular muscles), confusion, and loss of short-term memory.


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Deathfire - Kickstarter on November 6th
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October 31st, 2013, 03:50
Well this is looking good. Thanks for stopping by Guido and updating us. I don't think I will have any issue backing this one mostly on reputation as well as just the general feature set that we have seen so far. Ultimately its going to come down to is it enough for everyone else.
I think the PR blitz but stopping by sites like us and RPGCodex as well as the advanced notice all are definitely the right strategy and should maximize the success prospects. A lot of projects get the buzz too late to make them successful and it seems like a majority of video game success on kickstarter is determined by the first couple of days so if you falter there then it all kind of peters out.
Anyway, not really crazy about the name or the logo but then I almost didn't buy Planescape back in the day due to the box art and would have totally regretted that decision.
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A look at the focus group results and Deathfire's final title
and at least understand why you choose it. I definitely fall into the camp where Deathfire == Action-RPG or just action or something and Ruins of Nethermore as more interesting but probably a little too much.
Screenshots here
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Bonus: Basic user-friendly interface
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Bonus: Basic user-friendly interface
The User Interface (GUI)
GUI or graphic user interface is constructed to create a friendly environment for users to design their DNA origami. Our GUI is generated using Window form application in Visual studio 2010. Our software has three main tools to support the DNA Origami design with sticky end, to design, and to analyze the thermaldynamic properties of sticky ends.
Generate DNAO
For the first component, staples' sequences used for the correct folding of DNA Origami with sticky ends are generated. User are required to define the size and shape of the structures they want to design by first input the frame size, and then choose the null squares (the location which will not be occupied by the scaffold). This would help the program to understand the DNA Origami design.
After obtaining the parameters required, the program will generate different possible scaffold ways and ask users to choose one of their interest.
Users can also choose to add sticky end by enter the number of sticky end they need and specify the sequence and location of sticky ends in the scaffold.
Final staple sequences are generated and appear in the result window.
Thermaldynamic analysis
The other component of the software is also to support the sticky end analysis in which thermal dynamic values of the sequence are calculated. Users need to enter the sequence they want to analyze, together with the condition in which they would test the DNA (total DNA strand concentration, Na+ concentration, and melting temperatures). Thermaldynamics value including deltaG, deltaS, deltaH, and Tm are provided in the results pages.


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Sandy whips up a boat stewPosted on Written by Reagan Haynes
Hardest-hit areas face a long recovery from incredible destruction
Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Sandy slammed New Jersey and the Northeast on Oct. 29 there were still thousands without power, fuel shortages and sanctions, and mandatory evacuations.
Sandy brought surges of nearly 20 feet in some areas on top of one of the highest tides of the year, leaving homes awash and tossing vessels around into a boat stew. In parts of New Jerseys barrier islands, the ocean met the bay, and a new inlet was forged, resulting in the compromised Mantoloking Bridge leading directly into the Atlantic.
A second storm, a snow-bearing noreaster, struck the affected areas a week later. It complicated recovery efforts, but was far less damaging than Sandy.
Nothing is comparable to this, says Matt Begovich of Global One Yacht Sales, an online broker based in Neptune, N.J. Ive never seen anything to affect the boating industry like this, and Ive owned 35 boats over the course of my life. Weve never had anything like this occur. This is just unprecedented.
I volunteered with my church and went to Point Pleasant Beach, and the devastation is just its hard for me to even talk about, he adds. Its just incredible, the devastation.
Millions lost power, and more than a million were still waiting to be restored more than a week after Sandy inflicted destruction from south of Atlantic City, N.J., to Rhode Island, with the effects stretching from the Carolinas to Wisconsin to Canada. Its going to be a long recovery for some of these guys, thats for sure, says Vince Mazzone, events planner for the New York Marine Trades Association. Even for people who didnt get wiped out, the ones who just got 2 or 3 feet of water in the showroom, that mixed with some oil made for some messy situations, and a lot of people lost computers, versus the guys who had boats thrown off their property down the block. Long Beach had sand three blocks from the beach. There were 45-foot boats in the street. A term being used to describe the carnage has been boat stew, Begovich says.
Certainly this was a historic storm that broke many records, says Brian McCallum, assistant director of the U.S. Geological Survey Water Science Center in Atlanta. The highest tidal storm surges reached nearly 20 feet in some areas, McCallum says.
Some marine businesses were beginning the uphill climb to rebuilding, but in many storm-ravaged areas residents and business owners were still struggling to meet basic needs. Just a week and a half after Sandy, some areas were evacuated in anticipation of a second storm, a noreaster that hampered relief efforts, in part, because the natural barrier of the dunes had all but disappeared in some areas.
The Mantoloking Bridge, which used to span Barnegat Bay, now leads to the Atlantic, Begovich says. Theres no more land there its just ocean. A new inlet was forged.
Power that had finally been restored after nine days of outages in certain areas, such as Nassau County, went out again when the noreaster hit Nov. 7. I am waiting for the locusts and pestilence next, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie told reporters before the noreaster struck. We may take a setback in the next 24 hours.
Assessing the damage
Melissa Danko, director of the Marine Trades Association of New Jersey, says the damage was still hard to gauge nearly two weeks after Sandy struck. Were still discovering something new each hour, Danko says. Weve been hit really, really hard here. Some marinas lost docks and buildings and boats. Others have flooding damage. Its been pretty bad. We are definitely getting reports of complete devastation.
Some were lucky and escaped the worst of the storm, while others not so far away received tremendous damage, Danko says. Everybodys still struggling just to try to figure out our next steps, she says. I have members gutting buildings that were completely flooded out. Some are recovering boats. Some that have sustained damage are getting things up and running, but we still have a whole number of facilities that dont have power where owners are trying to work remotely or by satellite.
Danko is working with the National Marine Manufacturers Association, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Small Business Administration and other marine trades associations to help get businesses the aid they need to recover. Were here to help whoever needs help, she says. Were planning on reaching out to everyone in our industry, whether theyre a member or non-member.
Communication was still spotty, making the endeavor difficult. Danko wanted to reach people such as Begovich, who had minimal damage to his office, compared with other business owners, but still had a financial hardship. Begovich says his floor is badly damaged but is covered by the insurance on the building where he rents space. The furniture and computers got wet, but he removed the server prior to the storm. What did get damaged isnt covered under his insurance.
The real blow, however, has been the drop-off in business. Deals he was in the process of writing have fallen through, and few calls were coming in. It was a very emotional time with my son today. Hes 30 and just got married, Begovich says. I said, Be prepared for rocky times. Were two months without work, and Dad cant be unemployment. I cant print money for you.
Adds Begovich: When youre running a business you have to plan for the worst and hope for the best. But realistically, two months are lost, and then were in the dead of winter. I probably wont sell much more until February.
Chris Squeri, executive director of the NYMTA, says his house is already gutted and that he was awaiting adjustors. Some guys are in better shape than others. Some guys are totally devastated. Some of their docks are totally gone, Squeri says. Compounding the situation is that many business owners also are dealing with damage to their homes.
Boats on land fared worse than those in the water. The ones on land are trashed, Squeri says. The marinas took a beating. Even my marina, where I didnt have any boats fall off stands or damage to any boats in the water the service dock ramp was missing; another ramp was broken. Everyones just trying to crawl out and dig out of the mess theyre in. Hopefully FEMA comes in and helps. Our office doesnt even have power yet, so were a little backlogged.
FEMA usually addresses immediate concerns, and the NMMA is trying to alert businesses to the products the SBA offers, says Cindy Squires, the NMMAs chief counsel for regulatory affairs. The SBA is opening offices just for disaster relief, Squires says. There is a much more streamlined, new application process to make it much easier to get these loans because one of the complications is when you lose everything and apply for a loan, its not so easy to do when your records are gone. SBA has changed that process in the last few years to make it easier.
Wall of water
The boats on land didnt fare well because of the storm surge, which was at or above predictions. The wall of water coming quickly in and moving back out somewhat mirrored a tsunami, McCallum says. We recorded elevations of more than 18 feet of water surface in Long Branch, N.J., he says. Other areas with huge surges were around the west end of Long Island Sound.
The force of the water was very strong in this event, and there is a great deal of water being pushed on land, McCallum says. The force of the water can certainly lift buildings and move cars and boats very easily. If it came in a quick rush like [many are] saying, it could deposit a ship or boat well away from where it was.
The USGS thinks the waves recorded over 18 feet were attributable to the surge and waves on top of that. There was something in that general area of Long Branch that caused the waves to go a little higher, McCallum says Were not really sure what yet, but were still looking at it.
Whats useful about all this information that were collecting, it not only allows people to track the storm in real time; we use this information to make storm tide models better for future forecasting, he says. Last year we used Irene data to help predict this storm.
The lucky few
People dont usually think the eye of the storm is a good spot to be, but Mark Allen, of the Strictly Boaters Boat Show in Cape May, N.J., says for him it was the luckiest spot. You could watch the winds drop off to zero as we had eye passage, Allen says. Literally zero.
He and Tim Keane, sales manager at Stone Harbor Yacht Sales in Stone Harbor, N.J., describe the sensation as eerie. As the storm came right at us it was wavering on whether it was going farther north or farther south. Thats where we were all holding our breath, Allen says. Since winds run clockwise, the worst place to be is that 1 oclock quadrant.
Prior to the storm, Keane said the only thing that would save them from Sandys wrath would be if the eye passed either north of the dealership or directly overhead. Because it went over us the winds violently shifted so while they were north-northeast, they actually shifted west and took all that accumulated water and drained it out into the ocean inlet, Keane says. Suddenly the winds dropped to nothing, and the rain stopped, and I texted Tom [Russell, the owner] and said, Im pretty sure were in the eye right now. I feel like a guy who survived a 747 crash and walked away with a scratch on the nose.
Despite the long road to recovery, Begovich sees a silver lining. The one thing I can say is, people who are in boats now are the die-hard boaters. They got through the recession, Begovich says. Theres no way those people are going to be boatless.
I mean, I dont even know how all this work is going to get done, but it will, Begovich says. Its going to be a windfall for certain people, and theres going to be money injected into the economy and into the boating industry, so I think there will be a strong spell for while. I do. Thats my hope.
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Swedish partners launch fund for five low-budget features per year
In collaboration with Swedish public broadcaster SVT, Swedish regional film centres Film i Vast and Filmpool Nord, the Swedish Film Institute has launched the Rookie film fund, which will finance five low-budget, (primarily) first features annually. Nordisk Film will handle both domestic release and international sales of the titles.
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NHL Insider: Penguins have no problem playing it tough
James Neal is known for his big shot not big hits.
That is not to suggest he will shy away from trying the latter.
Real-time statistics — hits, giveaways and takeaways, specifically — are fairly denounced by all NHL general managers and coaches, but Neal was credited with four hits in a victory that opened the Penguins' Round 2 playoff series against Ottawa on Tuesday.
The Penguins were credited with 40 hits, and they rated fourth among remaining Stanley Cup playoffs clubs with 219 hits before games played Wednesday.
Neal said after an optional practice at Consol Energy Center that opponents are still taken aback by the Penguins' willingness to play a physical brand of hockey.
"We like to play like that and try to catch teams off guard," Neal said. "We are a fast team, come hard, and we can be physical."
The Senators advanced to this Eastern Conference semifinal partly because they pushed around Montreal's skilled-but-smaller forwards in Round 1. Ottawa was credited with an average of about 36 hits in that series.
The Senators were credited with 26 hits in Game 1 on Tuesday.
Senators coach Paul MacLean's concern must be that a game heavy with hitting — Game 1 featured a combined 66 credited hits — could turn into a battle of special teams. That would favor the Penguins, who began Wednesday first in power play and second in penalty kill among remaining clubs.
Senators right winger Chris Neal said he and teammates need to "finish a guy, just stick with him" in Game 2 on Friday night.
Of course, the Penguins' most skilled forwards, centers Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, prefer contact because their ability to absorb it while protecting the puck allows them to create space.
Also, in-season acquisitions of Brenden Morrow, right winger Jarome Iginla and defenseman Douglas Murray were made with an eye toward toughening up the Penguins.
This is not a group that will be pushed around successfully by any opponent.
However, this is a group that was extended to six games in Round 1 because the New York Islanders pushed the pace.


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Mille Lacs County Times
Dr. A. Quinn Strobl, medical examiner for Mille Lacs County, reported to county commissioners at their Feb. 7 meeting that there was an 11 percent increase in county deaths investigated in 2011.
Strobl told commissioners her office investigated 157 deaths last year, 15 more than in 2010.
Thirty percent (47) of the deaths required a scene investigation, jurisdiction was assumed in 33 cases, and 22 autopsies were performed.
Six of the deaths were due to motor vehicle-related crashes, one with an unusual circumstance.
A person injured in a 1965 accident in Anoka County, in which that person was paralyzed. died from complications from that accident.
There were three motor vehicle deaths in Mille Lacs County in both 2010 and 2009.
Those killed in the vehicle accidents last year ranged in age from 12 to 72.
"Only the 72-year-old was wearing a seat belt," Strobl told commissioners.
For the full story, see the Thursday, Feb. 16 print edition of the Times.


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Spiced Apricot Cider Recipe
You'll need just six ingredients to simmer together this hot spiced beverage from Connie Cummings of Gloucester, New Jersey. Each delicious mugful is rich with apricot flavor.
- 2 cans (12 ounces each) apricot nectar
- 2 cups water
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 whole cloves
- 2 cinnamon sticks (3 inches)
- 1. In a 3-qt. slow cooker, combine all ingredients. Cover and cook on low for 2 hours or until cider reaches desired temperature. Discard cloves and cinnamon sticks. Yield: 6 servings.
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1 cup: 70 calories, 0 fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 2mg sodium, 18g carbohydrate (17g sugars, 0 fiber), 0 protein.
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SeaPerch lets Propel Homestead students get their feet wet in robotics
Propel Andrew Street High School students literally are getting their feet wet in robotics in a SeaPerch collaboration with engineers from Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corp.'s Bettis Laboratory in West Mifflin.
SeaPerch, an innovative program that has helped more than 50,000 students across the United States learn about underwater robotics, was made available in March to juniors and seniors enrolled in a physics class at the Homestead charter school. Students completed the six-week program on Tuesday with an underwater challenge in the Carnegie Library of Homestead pool.
Students built their vehicles after school with guidance from teachers and Bettis engineers, using a kit that included PVC pipe, sealed batteries, propellers and a pool noodle. Students designed and assembled their vehicles, while Bettis staff advised on principles of circuitry and buoyancy.
"The most memorable moment was putting the robots in the water for the first time and seeing how excited the students were to see them work," engineer Adam Golubski said. "It was satisfying to see that the hard work that they put into the robots for the past few weeks paid off. They worked without issue for the first time, which showed how much care they put into building their robots."
Propel science teacher Dana Garver said the project helped students grasp and apply the concepts of physics.
"Student engagement is evident," she said. "Through what they do, they're demonstrating what they've learned."
Kristen Golomb, Propel's coordinator of science programming in kindergarten through 12th grade, said science and technology education is more rewarding with inquiry-based design processes. Having the opportunity to work with professional engineers on a real project provides students with a relatable learning experience, she explained.
"It's a connection that enhances what they're learning in the classroom in a real-world application with a Pittsburgh-area partner," Golomb said.
Propel senior Ally Johnson said talking with Bettis staff helped her learn about the field she hopes to pursue.
"I know I want to go into engineering," she said. "Talking with engineers was interesting, because it was good to hear their insight on things."
Students said the SeaPerch project was interesting and more fun than they expected.
Tuesday's competition included a drag race, a challenge to knock rings off an underwater stand and another contest to move rings from one stand to another. With two participating teams, the Sea Terminator beat Master Minds by a 20-second margin in an overall timed score.
Carnegie Library of Homestead director Carol Shrieve was proud to open the library's doors for such an exciting activity.
"We're a community anchor," she said of the Munhall facility. "This is one way that our services extend beyond the borders of the Steel Valley. Many kids who go to Propel are not from this area, but they attend the Andrew Street school because they like the charter school system."
Inviting Propel students to the library generates foot traffic in the massive building that not only houses books and computers, but a swimming pool, athletic club and concert hall.
Jennifer R. Vertullo is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 412-664-9161, ext. 1956, or email@example.com.


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Wendy, Thanks so much for your reply. When I read it, it really sounded like my moms. She has had high blood pressure but in the hospital she had low blood pressure.
They are releasing her today. She is pretty stable now. The doctors have told us she is to weak for the chemo, she is 69. But she was able to go to her own home with hospice coming in i believe once daily. I am very excited about this. She was even talking about going to the shore next weekend. They told her she will probably feel good for about one month and then start her decline again.
Does anyone have any herbal medicine that may slow this cancer down until next Jan? Let me know


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Meeting Notes 2012 04 17
[edit] Agenda
The 212th Meeting of Noisebridge
Note-taker: User:Malaclyps
Moderator: User:Flamsmark
[edit] Introduction and Names
- John makes laser etchings!
- Danny -- I'm typing this sentence.
- Hype -- enjoy making labels, and loves NB
- Geoff -- from crashspace working on a project with safecast , the radiation monitoring group. NB rules.
- Tim Pool -- working on a project decentralising the ability to share information!
- Chris -- clustering and data science
- Carlos -- Perl hacker!
- Rayc -- I'm building a changing station for the sewing area.
- Nick -- looking for a roommate
- Ramone -- work on Python, shellscripting
- Kayla -- lockhacking
- Monad --
- Jeremy -- mechanical engineer, making an automated pizza truck
- Kelly -- treasures, neurosciences
- Nick -- building a machine to print 3D printers out of junk plastic
[edit] Short Announcements
- Cool new projects? Something you'd like people to know? Say now, but keep it short!
- Any happenings at the space of which members should be made aware.
Robert and Hype are doing a bunch of work in the dirty shop. Any help is appreciated.
Kelly wants a reflow oven, and is going to buy one.
Francisco says he can't make a meeting, but he's addressing the concerns about fruitflies.
Nick is moving Lua to kernelmode.
Kelly says that the new gate costs $60, Jesse is going to be reimbursed from general funds, because our landlord is reimbursing us.
[edit] archive.org aka the Internet Archive HDD enclosure donation
Noisebridge is potentially recieving a donation of usb 3.0 hdd enclosures, new in the box, from archive.org
I'll be storing these HDD enclosures on top of the dark room and the hackershelves area. They will be available for a donation TBD (probably under $5 for a usb 3.0 SATA 3.5 inch enclosure with 12vdc swpsu and 12-5 usb3.0 supply!), the total donations recieved will be split equally between the 501c3's noisebridge.org and archive.org. Miloh 01:06, 18 April 2012 (UTC)
[edit] New or Stale Events
We went through the events, and deleted stuff we thought wasn't happening.
[edit] Membership Binder
No new members this week.
[edit] Financial Report
- Funds in bank: $20299.53. We're fine.
- Noisetor (See the bulletpoints at the bottom of http://noisetor.net/finances/#summary):
- There are $2192 earmarked NoiseTor funds
- Colo service has been paid through May 7, 2012
- There are enough funds to pay for an additional 2 months of colo
- This information was updated at Tue Apr 17 17:00:05 2012
[edit] Consensus items
You may wish to invite a knowledgeable volunteer to repeat a brief primer on the consensus process.
[edit] Proposals from last week
(Add any items which pass or are blocked to the Consensus Items History page.)
[edit] Proposals for next week
(Add any new items for consensus to the Current Consensus Items page.)
[edit] Discussion Items
We took the temperature of Noisebridge. People felt things were stable and pretty good these days, but the communities was a bit scattered and didn't always know all the cool things that go on --- people don't use nb-discuss to share stuff any more.
Suggestions: a big party, a new mailing list, noisebridge university (which Jesse and Jake are working on), actually use the blog, a primary reduction party.
Kelly agrees to set up noisebridgefuckyeah.tumblr.com
[edit] End of Meeting
- PGP Key Signing could happen now, check the list to see who wants in on the action.
- Return the membership binder to it's rightful location.
- Clean and tidy the meeting notes, then save them to the wiki.
- Send a summary of the meeting notes to the discussion list.
- Enjoy the company of your fellow hacker or robot.
- Discuss any items for which there was not time during the meeting.


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Oregon lawmakers have given the initial approval to a sweeping measure aimed at checking the growth of the state's prison population. The House Thursday passed a bill that reduces some sentences for non-violent crimes. Salem Correspondent Chris Lehman reports.
The measure would lower the penalties for people convicted of some marijuana crimes and driving with a suspended license. It would also shave prison time off the voter-approved mandatory minimum sentence for robbery and identity theft. It would also put money into programs aimed at reducing recidivism rates. Democratic representative Chris Garrett says one of the goals is to hold Oregon's prison population steady over the next five years to prevent the need to open an additional prison.
Garrett: "Now there's nothing wrong with spending money on prisons. Prisons are a core function of government. But there is something wrong when we're spending a disproportionate amount of public safety resources on corrections at the expense of other programs."
The plan has won the approval of Democratic Governor John Kitzhaber and some Republicans. It now heads to the Senate, where the clock is ticking to pass legislation. Lawmakers are now pushing to adjourn by early next week.
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Boat summary: 27-foot 1956 Chris-Craft Sedan Cruiser
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Sold for $43,000 at the 2011 Antique Boat Museum Auction (offered at no reserve).
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Wear a bangle of light! Build a charming bracelet from four NeoPixel rings and GEMMA, Adafruit's tiny wearable electronics platform. You will need:
- 4x NeoPixel Rings (16-size)
- tiny lipoly battery
- tiny switch
- jewelry findings
- jump rings
- magnetic clasp
- two pairs of pliers
- small gauge stranded wire
- soldering iron and solder
- wire strippers
- flush snips
- E6000 craft adhesive


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Prayer is anti-christ
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Hello my Brother.
We met earlier today.
It seems God keeps placing me on a certain Path and you keep reappearing. Maybe God has a purpose here between you and I? To learn from or for?
Is prayer "praying to antichrist" or is it simply a sleep in ignorance to Our True Selves?
What I mean is, when one comes to realize prayer is not necessary, one May wonder who receives this "prayer" if not Our Father? The enemy or just wasted space and time? And if so, in a way this would be to the antichrist because than prayer continues to be time WASTED for the ignorant instead of time spent IN TRUTH.
Is this what you mean when you say, PRAYER IS THE ANTICHRIST?
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Prayer has nothing to do with the wicked.
Also, remember that Jesus Himself prayed to His/our Heavenly Father. ~ John 17:1-5
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Hi Brethren,Quoting: Jatt
1. The Disciples of John, the Baptist, Rabbis, Pharisees, etc. used to fast and say prayers but not our anointed Elder Brother Christ Jesus as He and our Father are ONE. So, people pray in Churches? Is our Father deaf and dumb like the Lord of Nature, the creator demiurge god Yahweh? Remember that the Rabbis kept their Disciples alienated from Yahweh and asked them to communicate with him through prayers and fasting. But our Father is living in His Own Temple, our physical body and we need to glorify Him through Preaching Gospel from our very mouths called Drinking the Blood of Christ. When we hear His Word Preached to us by Christ Jesus or the Apostles through our ears, then this is called Eating the Flesh of Jesus that we take it to our hearts, digest it or ponder over it and bring it out from our own mouths. Gospel written over our hearts is a testimony of our living Christ Jesus and the Apostles.
2. That the root of the word Disciple is Discipline and it were the once-born natural men that needed disciplining by the Rabbis whereas we are of holy spirit in Christ Jesus being greater than John, the Baptist are independent Solitary Labourers called Virgin Brides of Jesus with Freewill. Rabbis do not have the Freewills as they are bound by the laws that they teach; otherwise they would be hypocrites. So, there are no Disciples in Christ Jesus but Labourers.
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Father is within our hearts and not in heaven of the Jews:-
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Luke 11: 1-4
And it came to pass, that, as he was praying in a certain place, when he ceased, one of his disciples said unto him, Lord, teach us to pray, as John also taught his disciples.
2 And he said unto them, When ye pray, say, Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done, as in heaven, so in earth.
3 Give us day by day our daily bread.
4 And forgive us our sins; for we also forgive every one that is indebted to us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from evil.
This is an outline of prayer. Not to be spoken word for word like a pagan(catholic)
Prayer is absolutely not pagan or some ritual of antichrist.
Daniel prayed 3 times a day as did most patriarchs.
Jesus taught his followers (us) to pray.
All the apostles prayed daily. (even were praying on the day of pentecost when the Spirit was given them.)
this thread is a lie from the pits of hell.
The bible is beyond clear on the subject.
Pray!! Daily!
1 Thessalonians 5:17
Pray without ceasing.
of all the topics to pollute the Word of God about, this is just weak.
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Families are invited to the open houses to enjoy a photo opportunity with Santa and nibble on cookies.
All of the stations are decorated for the holidays. Until the end of the month, they have donation bins posted outside to collect new unwrapped gifts for the Toys for Tots program.
The stations are located at: 3111 Woodside Road in Woodside, 135 Portola Road in Portola Valley, and 4091 Jefferson Ave. in Redwood City.