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I lost the love of my life 5 years ago, and as a tribute to him I wanted to do something for the 5 year mark. My Jacques lost his courageous battle with cholangiocarcinoma on November 10, 2007 at the young age of 56. To honor him and to raise awareness of this horrific, rare cancer, I organized the Jacques Dupont 5 year Memorial Silent Auction to Benefit The Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation which was held on November 3rd, 2012. I made a decision shortly after my Jacques was taken by this cancer, that I would never stop using my voice and/or energy to raise awareness for this rare cancer, all in loving memory of him.
The Benefit consisted of a Silent Auction, appetizers, a cash bar, and dancing. People came and bid, danced, and reminisced as we honored and remembered my Jacques. We had over 60 items for attendees to bid on, which consisted on Gift Certificates to restaurants, salons, spas, golf, lumber yard etc. Other items were a Kindle Fire, live piano music, theme baskets, paper shredder, quartz heater, tools, beauty products, and much, much more.
My goal for this First Annual Silent Auction Benefit was $3,000. I am so proud to say that as of today, I raised $4,868.
Saturday night was an emotional evening for sure - all to honor the love of my life. I know that my Jacques was looking down with an enormous amount of love and pride for me and everyone who attended or contributed. I am already making notes and planning for next year, It will be bigger and better. Words cannot express the appreciation I have for all of the support I have been given - as I said at the benefit – Cholangiocarcinoma may be a word that you have never heard – but tonight I have raised awareness and I will continue to do so. This was an amazing night, but I've only just begun. CANCER - look out - we're working together to "Kick Your A.. !!!!


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2013 National High School Invitational
Premier high school tourney set for March 27-30, 2013
In March 2013, the USA Baseball National High School Invitational (NHSI) will bring together 16 of the top prep teams in the country to compete against each other in what has become the premier event on the high school baseball calendar. No event currently brings in a level of talent from top to bottom that which the NHSI promises, and the eventual tournament champion will kick off its respective season with recognition as the top high school baseball team in the country.
The NHSI will be held March 27-30, 2013, at the USA Baseball National Training Complex (NTC) in Cary, N.C., and will feature not only the top teams in the country, but some of the best amateur baseball players as well. Baseball America (BA) and The Town of Cary are partnering with USA Baseball in the hosting of the event.
BA is a leader among media outlets in the coverage of amateur baseball, and it utilizes its bi-weekly magazine, website, podcasts, and social media to provide a continuous stream of news and updates. BA delivers year-round high school prospect coverage through its high school preview, preseason and postseason All-American teams, player and team of the year awards, and Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft feature. It also compiles preseason and postseason top-50 prospect polls, and a bi-weekly top-25 team poll.
The Town of Cary is one of six cities across the United States to be designated a Championship City by the NCAA, and it serves as the home to the NTC. The Town of Cary has hosted numerous high profile events at the NTC in recent years, such as an NCAA Regional and Super Regional for the University of North Carolina -- Chapel Hill in 2008, and the NCAA Division II Baseball Championship from 2009-2013. USA Baseball's various National Team programs utilize the NTC for training as well as competition, and the federation also hosts events like the 14U and 16U Cups, and the National Team Identification Series in Cary as well.
The NHSI is a 16-team, single-elimination championship tournament. Each participating team is guaranteed to play four games. The NHSI will present participating athletes with national exposure in addition to providing the opportunity for the best teams in the country to compete against each other. BA will assist USA Baseball in thoroughly researching and inviting the country's best teams.
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Non-Profit Group 'Vest Indiana K9's' Seeking Funds for Warrick County Sheriff K9 Officer Bulletproof Vest
Founded in 2011, the group seeks the public's assistance in providing essential equipment both the human officer, and the canine officer need to do their job effectively, and in some cases, stay alive when things get nasty.
According their Facebook page, "most, if not ALL, K-9 Units must pay for EVERYTHING related to their K-9 partners…That means: ALL vetting, food, grooming, training, (in some cases) re-certifications, and PROTECTIVE VESTS!"
That includes Warrick County Sheriff's Officer Jarrett Busing and his partner, Rony, a 2-year-old German Shepard who has been on the force for a year. At this time, Officer Rony has been on active duty without use of a ballistic's vest.
A friend of mine is a K9 officer for the Evansville Police Department, and I can tell you from seeing it with my own two eyes that when an officer gets a dog, it's not just an animal that tags along to work with him every day. It becomes part of the family like any other dog, cat, hamster, whatever, and the two form a strong bond over time.
Donations for Officer Rony are being taken online through Vest Indiana K9s Facebook page with a goal of $1,400. Outside of the ballistics vest, the money will also provide a "chilly vest", and a first aid and trauma kit.


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- Failed Featured Article candidate Cavalier One(Wizarding Wireless Network) 09:44, February 18, 2010 (UTC)
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- Nominator: GingerEdit817
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- At this point, I believe that the article is, at present, the best that it can be. As its healer on Project Wizard Tales, I have tried time and again to make it look better than it is, but it simply can not be done. I therefore think that this article is worthy of being a Featured Article. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by GingerEdit817 (talk • contribs).
- This Article was almost perfect when I got to it, with the one mistake that the Charlatan believes that Babitty is a Tree. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by davinfelth (talk • contribs).
- The article contains some sections that are not the same as others of the same sort in better articles. Namely, the Personality and Traits section is set up as a list, while on other pages, it is in paragraph format. Also, one quote is attributed to the Charlatan, while it is not, in truth, a quote at all, but a piece of narrative from the story. --Parodist 22:49, September 22, 2009 (UTC)#*
- Fixed both problems. Quidditch Lover (My talk)(contribs) 23:34, September 23, 2009 (UTC)
- The text of the article contains grammatical errors, and lapses between present and past tense, particularly in "Instructor of Magic." The "Relationships" and "Personality and traits" sections consist of repetitions of content from earlier in the article. ★ Starstuff (Owl me!) 23:27, October 24, 2009 (UTC)
- I think I've fixed most of the errors. QuidditchLover(My talk)(contribs) 05:37, November 12, 2009 (UTC)
- Some preliminary objections:
- To start off, you have to reference everything (except the intro). This means every field in the infobox, and reference where you got each pice of information from.
- You also have a lot of tense shift which is awkward. Try making sure it is all in past tense, rather than changing mid-sentence.
- Try to clean up the linking. You don't need to link to the same article so many times in one article like you have with Babbitty. Try to keep it down to linking to an article once in the intro and once the body.
- I'd say just try to read it out loud to yourself and see how many of the sentences sound. There is a lot of grammatical errors in it, and reading it aloud can really make them easier to find :-).
- Grunny (Talk) 03:50, November 30, 2009 (UTC)
- Too many mistakes.--L.V.K.T.V.J.'(Send an owl!) 18:36, January 30, 2010 (UTC)
- Could be a good article, but still needs some work with details in certain sections ddevans96z
Vote to remove nomination (Unspeakable only)
- Unaddressed objections for well over a month. Grunny (Talk) 13:04, January 9, 2010 (UTC)
- Cavalier One(Wizarding Wireless Network) 09:39, February 18, 2010 (UTC)
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Australia's famous Drumstick and Choc Wedge ice-creams are about to take on a European flavour.
The 107-year-old Australian maker of the famous ice-creams, Peters, has fallen into European hands.
R&R, Europe's second largest ice-cream producer, has bought Peters for an undisclosed sum.
When news of the deal became public last week, market watchers speculated that the deal could be worth more than $450 million, based on Morgan Stanley's valuation of the company.
That would make a tidy profit for Peters' private equity owners Pacific Equity Partners (PEP), who are believed to have paid about $250 million for the company in 2012.
Peters, whose new owners are owned by UK-based R&R's French private equity backers PAI Partners, has annual sales of about $269 million.
It employs about 500 people across Australia.
Peters is the largest ice-cream supplier into Australia's supermarket sector.
"Manufacturing will continue at our world class facility in Mulgrave from which we intend to create new opportunities for growth," Peters chief executive Stephen Audsley said in a statement on Tuesday.
R&R chief executive Ibrahim Najafi described Peters as an iconic Australian business.
"It will be an exciting complement to R&R's European presence," he said.
"We look forward to working with Stephen and his team and accelerating our growth as one combined business."
PEP dropped plans last Thursday to publicly float Peters on the stock market with an initial public offering understood to have raised less than the proposed sale price.
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SHELLEY Rudman has hinted she may attempt to qualify for a fourth Winter Olympic Games in four years' time after finishing outside the top ten in Sochi today.
The Pewsey slider, 32, finished 16th in the Olympic women's skeleton event at Sanki Sliding Centre as compatriot Lizzy Yarnold clinched the gold medal in emphatic style.
Rudman started day two of the event in 11th position, but was nudged down the field in the final two runs.
The 2006 silver medallist admitted that, like in Vancouver four years ago where she finished sixth as Amy Williams won gold for Great Britain, the track hadn't suited her.
But she refused to rule out going for qualification for the 2018 Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, when she would be 36.
She said: "I am really happy that I really stuck with it and really tried my hardest to connect with the track but it was one that didn't suit my style of driving.
"But that final run, there were parts of it where I thought 'I am getting it, I am getting it'. I just tried everything I could and I am happy that I really stuck with it.
"My starts were really good on the first day and I can only be happy and the support back home has been brilliant."
While Yarnold raced away with the gold medal, finishing nearly a second clear of the rest of the field, reigning world champion Rudman said she would have a period of rest before assessing her future in the sport.
"I look at my career and think 'yeah, it's great' and what we are going to do now is try and go on a family holiday, relax a little bit and set some new goals out for possibly Pyeongchang,'' she added.
Yarnold meanwhile, was still coming to terms with her own achievement.
She said: ""It is unexplainable. I am sure it won't sink in for another few days.
"I have worked so hard to get into this position and I am just so proud that my dreams have come true.
"I would have been proud medaling and now I have got the gold it is unexplainable. I always have high expectations of myself.
"I always secretly intended to come to Sochi. That was always my dream and my goal but to win the whole race is far beyond my expectations."
Team GB chef de mission Mike Hay said: "This is a fantastic moment for Lizzy and I know every member of our Team GB delegation is thrilled for her.
"What we have seen during the past two days of competition is an athlete at the very top of her sport.
"Through hard work, determination, unwavering self-belief and an outstanding support system, Lizzy has earned a title very few athletes can claim: she is the Olympic champion.
"Lizzy is also the latest in a series of remarkable athletes who, as Olympic medallists for Team GB, have lifted British Skeleton to the pinnacle of Olympic and international competition.
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|Mobile Camp Los Angeles convened on 18 Oct 2012 at LA Mart. Adobe Community team was a co-sponsor of this camp along with RIM BlackBerry Playbook folks, and Lunarpages. We had over 380+ paid registrants. Audience mainly consisted of: Entenpreneurs, hackers, coders, designers, i-Phone, Android Developers, and Adobe LA area User Groups. (We had more attendees viewing the live-stream)
Greg Wilson, Adobe's Evangelism director, kicked-off the event keynote with a couple of questions:
Response: Very few hands…which was exactly what we were looking for. Adobe is trying to build awareness around its contributions to WebKit and HTML5, so this is the type of audience we are doing outreach to. There's a new website http://html.adobe.com dedicated to showcase our contributions, use-cases, and the new html5 tools — Adobe is a tools company. So, for the 250 folks watching the Adobe keynote, Greg Wilson (Adobe Evangelism Director) focused on Adobe Edge Tools & Services (Animate, Reflow, Code, Inspect, Web Fonts, TypeKit, & PhoneGap Build) and CSS Shaders. This was same content from the "Create the Web" launch event which kicked-off on Sep 24th, 2012. Greg also did an additional deep dive session after the keynote; and, the overwhelming interest from the attendees was in the responsive design tool "Reflow" which is to be released by the end of 2012. (Those who signed up for the free Edge tools creative cloud account would get notified via Adobe Application Mgr + email when reflow would be available. Greg's slides are forthcoming.
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Judge Dismisses Ohio Birth Control Lawsuit
A judge has dismissed a Roman Catholic school's lawsuit over the federal mandate requiring most employers to cover birth control on the grounds the government has taken enough steps to address the school's concerns.
Franciscan University of Steubenville and an association of Michigan Roman Catholic dioceses sued last year, saying the mandate violated religious freedom by requiring a Catholic entity such as the university to comply.
President Barack Obama has proposed alternatives to accommodate religious groups, but U.S. Catholic bishops still say the contraceptive mandate violates their First Amendment rights.
Federal Judge Algenon Marbley dismissed the lawsuit Friday at the government's request, siding with its argument that the groups likely won't suffer the harm they allege because of the mandate.
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The Liberty defense posted its fifth shutout of the season and Natalie Barr scored two goals as the Lady Flames field hockey squad defeated the Davidson Wildcats 3-0 on Friday evening at Belk Turf Field. The victory moves Liberty within one victory of clinching its second consecutive NorPac East Division title.
Liberty's fifth shutout matches its total from last season. Natalie Barr's two goals give her 16 for the season and 41 points total. The 41 points breaks the single-season program record of 40, which Barr set last year.
The Lady Flames' seventh straight win improves their overall record to 12-4 and 6-0 in conference play. Liberty now has collected 13 consecutive victories against NorPac East opponents. Davidson's third shutout loss in a row drops its record to 5-11 and 1-5 in NorPac matches.
Liberty broke through first in the 15th minute of action. On a penalty corner attempt, the Lady Flames went with one of their bread-and-butter plays. Hannah Jones inserted the pass directly to the left side of the circle to Serena Barr. Barr swept the ball toward the left post and Jones was there to redirect the shot into the cage, putting Liberty in front, 1-0.
Staked to a 1-0 lead, the Liberty defense controlled the pace throughout the first half. The back line of Jones, Helen Doolittle, Serena Barr and Olivia Carroll, with the help of the midfielders, kept the Wildcats out of the circle for the majority of the half.
The Lady Flames forced two more penalty corners and notched a pair of shots in the remaining 20 minutes, but were not able to extend their lead heading into the halftime break.
Liberty outshot the Wildcats, 5-1, and forced four penalty corners to the home team's one in opening frame.
Liberty pushed its lead to 2-0 just 1:48 into the second half off of its fifth penalty corner attempt of the contest. Jones inserted the pass to Bethany Barr at the top of the circle. The stopper pushed it left to Natalie Barr who then dumped it back across to the right side to Doolittle. After making the pass, Natalie Barr rushed toward the center of the circle and ripped a Doolittle pass into the back of the goal for the first of her two scores on the evening.
The Lady Flames nearly extended their advantage to 3-0 with 7:40 remaining, but a defensive save by the Wildcats' Sydney Schreiner on a Natalie Barr shot kept it a two-goal game.
Natalie Barr's next shot would not be denied, as the conference's leading scorer tallied her second goal of the game with just under two minutes left to go in the contest. The sophomore dribbled around multiple Davidson defenders and into the top of the circle. Barr ripped a low strike along the turf and past the Wildcat goalkeeper, giving the Lady Flames the final 3-0 edge.
Liberty controlled all facets of the game, outshooting Davidson, 12-2, and forcing nine penalty corners to Davidson's one.
With the Lady Flames' defense keeping the ball out of the circle for the majority of the contest, goalkeeper Ann Jefferis didn't need to make a save en route to her 11th win of the season. Carolyn Macek notched three saves in each half in the cage for the Wildcats.
Liberty travels to Boone, N.C., on Sunday to face Appalachian State in its final NorPac road contest of the season. Game time against the Mountaineers is slated for noon at Kidd Brewer Stadium.
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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Los Angeles Times blogger/former Bush flack Andrew Malcolm writes:
We already knew that BP and its folks were significant contributors to the record $750-million war chest of Barack Obama's 2007-08 campaign.
That's right, if by "BP and its folks," Malcolm means "BP's folks, but not BP." See, Obama got $71,000 in contributions from BP employees, but didn't take a dime from the company (corporate contributions to federal candidates are prohibited) or its PAC (Obama didn't take PAC money.)
Oh, and if by "significant contributors," Malcolm means "one one-hundredth of one percent of Obama's campaign cash." To put that in context: Let's say Andrew Malcolm makes $100,000 a year. One one-hundredth of one precent of his income would be $10. That's how "significant" BP employee contributions to Obama were: They accounted for about ten bucks out out of every $100,000 Obama raised.
So, basically, Malcolm's description is complete bunk. Again.
(Later in the post, Malcolm peddled a remarkably inane conspiracy theory about Rahm Emanuel, Rosa DeLauro's house, and BP. Matt Gertz has already dealt with that nonsense.)
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TWO businesses could face prosecution after 12 suspected illegal immigrants were arrested in York raids, say police.
Officers from the UK Border Agency carried out the pre-planned raids on the Indian Ocean restaurant, in the Acomb area of the city, and Jaipur Spice, at Easingwold.
Border Agency officials, with support from police officers from the York West Safer Neighbourhood Team, arrested six men, aged between 24 and 52 at the Indian Ocean, according to a North Yorkshire police spokeswoman.
She said that a further six men aged between 18 and 49 were arrested at Jaipur Spice, which was previously raided by UK Border Officials in September 2009.
Both businesses were previously owned by Khaliqu Zaman, who told The Press that he sold both restaurants on to separate groups of investors several years ago. He declined to name them.
When contacted by The Press, Deepak Tsobar, the manager of the Jaipur Spice, said all employees at the business were hired in good faith and he had checked each worker's documentation before a contract had been issued.
He claimed all workers had entered the UK legally.
The Indian Ocean declined to comment.
All those arrested will be held pending further investigations and could face removal from the UK.
The businesses now have 28 days to show they conducted the required checks on their staff. Businesses found to have knowingly employed illegal workers face a fine of up to £10,000 per worker following tougher new penalties introduced by the Government in December 2009.
North Yorkshire Police said it had been made aware of Friday's operation but the issue was in the hands of the Border Agency.
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Making his debut on Hip-Hop Kings is Canadian based Hip-Hop artist Transit, and there's no better way to do that than sharing a single with Rhymesayers artist Grieves for their collaborative effort "Settled Smoke". Last year Transit received much praise from his accomplishments with the album "22" which reached number two on the iTunes Hip-Hop Charts, and the more recently-released E.P "Public Domain" is currently circulating the Internet with support from the biggest Hip-Hop media outlets (download link above). You can watch the new video from Transit ft Grieves – Settled Smoke on the youtube player below.
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In the World of Greyhawk campaign setting, the Common Year, or CY, is the basis of the common calendar. Years occurring before the Common Year are denoted with negative numbers, or are sometimes listed as "BCY" (Before Common Year).
There is no Common Year zero (0 CY), as the reckoning began with the first year, 1 CY, which must be accounted for when converting other systems of reckoning years prior to 1 CY, such as the Flan Tracking (FT, also known as the Flan Tally), Suloise Dating (SD, also known as the Suloise Dominion), Oeridian Record (OR, also known as the Oeridian Reckoning), Baklunish Hegira, (BH, also known as the Baklunish Hierarchy), or the Olven Calendar (OC),
Days, weeks and months within the Common Year are reckoned using the Greyhawk Calendar.
The Common Year Reckoning is an Oeridian, specifically an Aerdi, creation, and replaced the Oeridian Reckoning. The Common Year was established as the system of reckoning by Grand Prince Nasran I of the Great Kingdom of Aerdy in 645 OR (1 CY), when he declared universal peace throughout his the land, and took the title of Overking.
- Gygax, Gary. World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting (TSR, 1983).
- Holian, Gary, Erik Mona, Sean K Reynolds, and Frederick Weining. Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (Wizards of the Coast, 2000).
- Moore, Roger E. Greyhawk: The Adventure Begins (TSR, 1998).
- Sargent, Carl. From the Ashes (TSR, 1993).
External linksEdit
There is an article about the Common Year at the Great Library of Greyhawk.
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – After finishing the first round of the Flagler Fall Slam in fifth place, the Saint Leo women's golf team ended the second and final round of the tournament in a tie for fourth place. The Lions finished the par-72, 6062-yd. course with a final team score of 627.
Much like the first day of play, junior Clare Connolly led the effort for the Lions, shooting a 77 to tie for 6th among all individuals. Freshman Marie Coors mimicked Connolly's second round score of 77, finished 9th in the 80-woman field.
Senior Lauren Shuford finished round two just as she ended round one, with a score 80. Her final score of 160 puts her in 26th place.
Junior Lauren Petty, who shot a seven-over-79 on the day, finished fourth for the Lions' squad, giving her a 39th place finish.
Senior Heather Petronis rounded out the group for the Lions, shooting an 83 in the second round.
Barry University finished the tournament in first place, while Flagler's Maria Santacroce was awarded the individual title for her finish of a one-over-145.
The Flagler Fall Slam ends the Lions' fall tournament run, giving them four top-ten finishes, including two first-place finishes. The women's golf team will return to action in the spring when they head back to St. Augustine, Fla. to participate in Flagler's spring tournament on February 9-10.
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OCALA, Fla. - A woman who killed her ex-boyfriend seen riding on the hood of her car has not been charged in the shooting, according to Marion County sheriff's officials.
Deputies said around 6 p.m. Saturday a call came in about a man riding on the hood of a white vehicle. Just before 7 p.m., 911 got a call about a shooting, according to deputies.
Marion County sheriff's officials said 33-year-old Nikki Y. McNeil was trying to leave a home off Northwest 10th Avenue in Ocala when 36-year-old Lamark D. Tucker Sr. took both McNeil's car keys and cellphone.
McNeil used spare keys to leave, but as she pulled away, Lamark reportedly jumped onto the car and for nearly 10 miles held onto the car while threatening to harm McNeil, deputies said.
Deputies said McNeil reportedly stopped at least twice to get help, and at one point, near the intersection of Northwest Gainesville Road and County Road 329 in Reddick, she fired a gun once through the windshield, striking Tucker.
Tucker was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.
McNeil described Tucker as her ex-boyfriend and they share custody of three children, deputies said.
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Christian, Do You Love God's Law?
from Sinclair Ferguson Aug 23, 2017 Category: ArticlesAt a PGA Tour tournament in October 2015, Ben Crane disqualified himself after completing his second round. He did so at considerable financial cost. No matter—Crane believed the personal cost of not doing it would be greater (encouraged by a devotional article he had read that morning by Davis... Keep Reading
$5 Friday: Spiritual Growth, Church & Free Will
from Karisa Schlehr Jun 24, 2011 Category: Ligonier ResourcesFind $5 Friday resources on spiritual growth, the church, Calvin, worldviews, free will and more. Sale starts Friday at 8 a.m. and ends Saturday at 8 a.m. EST. Special thanks to Reformation Heritage Books for partnering with us this week. Keep Reading
Caring for Our Families
from Tim Challies Jun 23, 2011 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere is a brief excerpt from John Piper's article in the current issue of Tabletalk magazine. "A few years ago I wrote a short book on justification that was published by Crossway under the titleCounted Righteous in Christ. In one section of it I ask, 'Why would a pressured pastor with a family to care for … devote so much time and energy to the controversy over the imputation of Christ's righteousness? Well, it is precisely because I have a family to care for, and so do hundreds of my people.' Here is part of the answer I wrote in chapter one of the book... Keep Reading
Ethics and the Conscience
from R.C. Sproul Jun 22, 2011 Category: ArticlesThe function of the conscience in ethical decision making tends to complicate matters for us. The commandments of God are eternal, but in order to obey them we must first appropriate them internally. The "organ" of such internalization has been classically called the conscience. Some describe this nebulous inner voice as the voice of God within. The conscience is a mysterious part of man's inner being. Within the conscience, in a secret hidden recess, lies the personality, so hidden that at times it functions without our being immediately aware of it. Keep Reading
Get Dr. Sproul's Series on Providence for a Donation of Any Amount
from Karisa Schlehr Jun 21, 2011 Category: Ligonier ResourcesHave you ever attributed the events of your life to chance? Have you ever wondered how your prayers can change things if God is sovereign? In The Providence of God, R.C. Sproul explores the way God governs the universe. He shows that God is the paragon of both power and goodness. He reveals that "chance" is actually a figment of the imagination. And he shows how God guides all events without being guilty of human wickedness or destroying human freedom. This week you can get this CD series for adonation of any amount. Keep Reading
An Interview with Peter Hitchens
from Tim Challies Jun 21, 2011 Category: Tabletalk MagazineMany Christians are aware of the hostile atheism of Christopher Hitchens. However, few Christians are aware that his brother, Peter, was also for many years antagonistic toward Christianity and a self-avowed atheist like his brother. Unlike Christopher, however, Peter is a prodigal son who has returned home. The story of the way God used simple beauties, such as architecture and painting, to draw Peter to faith is truly moving. Many Christians have wondered what is going on inside the heads of atheists to make them so angry. In this interview from the June issue of Tabletalk Peter Hitchens gives us a glimpse into his life and thought as a Christian who was converted from atheism. Keep Reading
The God Who Is There
from Starr Meade Jun 20, 2011 Category: Book ReviewsShe was understandably frustrated. She had called from another state to learn how she could remedy the educational program for home school families she had been hired to direct. She complained that, though the program claimed it was making Christ known to students, it provided no specific teaching either in Bible or in Christian doctrine. As we talked, I realized her frustration was only going to increase when she tried to fix the problem. Keep Reading
Twitter Highlights (6/19/11)
from Nathan W. Bingham Jun 19, 2011 Category: Ministry NewsHere are some highlights from the various Ligonier Twitter feeds over the past week. Keep Reading
Links We Liked (6/18/11)
from Tim Challies Jun 18, 2011 Category: ArticlesHere is a round-up of some of the notable blogs and articles our team read this week. Keep Reading
$5 Friday: Apologetics, Pluralism & More
from Karisa Schlehr Jun 17, 2011 Category: Ligonier ResourcesIt's $5 Friday! Find books on apologetics, the Reformation, spiritual discernment, pluralism, Galatians, and more. Also special thanks to our Reformation Trust Facebook fans for voting to include The Unwavering Resolve of Jonathan Edwards this week. Sale starts at 8 a.m. and ends Saturday at 8 a.m. EST. While supplies last! Keep Reading
Share Your Tabletalk Stories
from Karisa Schlehr Jun 16, 2011 Category: Tabletalk Magazine"Tabletalk...is called such because it is the hope of its editors that it will spark table talk in the thousands of homes that receive the magazine," explains Dr. R.C. Sproul Jr. "It is their hope that this magazine will encourage families to speak of the things of God when they lie down and when they rise up." We love to hear readers' stories about their experiences with Tabletalk. What has your experience been? We would love it if you would share your stories with us. Keep Reading


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Exotic pizza chef, Wolfgang Puck, has added his name and brand to single-serving self-heating canned coffee. Puck already has a branded milk-jar shaped coffee drink. The new drink will use calcium oxide (aka quicklime) to heat the coffee/latte as hot as 145 F. No, the CaO will not be in the drink directly although that might be a boon to those with osteoporosis. It will be in a patented recyclable container surrounding the Puck formulated drink. The quicklime will be pressed into a tablet or a "puck."
The technology, which was known to the Romans, is a patented product from On Tech who will be deploying the technology for hot teas and soups as well as other products.


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Bring juice and salt to a boil in a sauce pan. Add cous cous, cover and turn off the flame. Let sit for 5 minutes to steam. Fluff to cool. Place in a 9" pie plate. Moisten your fingers slightly with cold water and press the couscous firmly down in a pie plate to form a crust. It is now ready to fill with your favorite cooked pie filling or see Eden's Cherry Pie Filling, Eggless Pumpkin Pie Filling or Vegetarian Mincemeat (No Meat) Pie recipes. Make sure that the filling has cooled before placing in the crust, as hot filling will cause the couscous to expand and fall apart. Couscous pie is delicious when served chilled to allow the couscous to firm up.
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Hi everyone!
I'm new here, and also new to programming. I'm hoping that someone here will help me with this problem. I'm doing an online Python course at http://cscircles.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/15a-basic/, and I'm really, really stuck.It has asked me to create a Python simulator of a BASIC program, and has split it into 3 parts for me. This is the part that I'm stuck on:
Define a function findLine(prog, target) to perform the following. Assume prog is a list of strings containing a BASIC program, like the type generated by getBASIC(); assume target is a string containing a line number, which is the target of a GOTO statement. The function should return the index i (a number between 0 and len(prog)-1) such that prog[i] is the line whose label equals target.
Sample input/output: If you call
findLine(['10 GOTO 20','20 END'], '10')
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It also gives a hint 'You will have to use split()'. Surely I will have to use more methods though? prog.split() doesn't work because prog is a list. And converting prog to a string and then using prog.split() just returns prog in the same way that it started. I'm very confused. I'm not asking anyone to solve the problem for me, because then I wouldn't learn anything. Just a nudge in the right direction would be nice, a hint or two.
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Energy Use and Efficiency
The least expensive energy is often the energy that we didn't use. Developing new strategies to improve energy efficiency is critical. How do we cope with high energy prices?
Penn State Extension's Energy Efficiency Team is working to help consumers:
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- David Gardner argues that Benedict XVI is a militant cultural warrior who has left a tainted legacy behind.
- The navy seal who killed Bin Laden has revealed that he has no healthcare and that he and his family have struggled to adapt to his civilian life.
- Thanks to Googlemaps data, the Washington Post were able to map North Korea's nuclear weapons test.
- A British theatre producer has been deported back to the UK after staging a play about homosexuality in Uganda, where homosexuality is illegal.
- The Pentagon is starting to extend benefits to same-sex military couples, although subsidised health-care and housing allowances are still not included.
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Poll tracks plurality of Utahns support the freedom to marry, ready for SCOTUS to rule
Postedon Sep 29, 2014 at 10:45 am
Today, September 29, a new statewide poll conducted by Benenson Strategy Group for Freedom to Marry found that a plurality of Utahns – 49% in favor versus 48% opposed – agree that same sex-couples should be able to share in the freedom to marry and receive a civil marriage license in Utah.
Marriage cases will be considered at first SCOTUS conference on 9/29
Postedon Sep 10, 2014 at 03:00 pm
Today, September 10, 7 different petitions seeking certiorari in marriage cases from 5 states were distributed for the September 29 conference at the United States Supreme Court.
States, businesses, families agree in new briefs: SCOTUS should rule on marriage
Postedon Sep 04, 2014 at 03:15 pm
The briefs lay out the urgency of bringing an end to the tangible harms and national disparities in how same-sex couples and their families are treated and encourage the Supreme Court to bring the country to national resolution without delay.
Plaintiff couples agree: It's time for SCOTUS to consider marriage case
Postedon Aug 29, 2014 at 09:30 am
This week, plaintiff couples in three different marriage cases filed briefs with the United States Supreme Court replying to writs of certiorari from defendants in the cases. In the briefs, the plaintiffs make the case that it's time for the Supreme Court to consider a marriage case.
Utah files petition seeking Supreme Court review of marriage case
Postedon Aug 05, 2014 at 12:45 pm
Today, the state of Utah filed a writ of certiorari seeking review from the United States Supreme Court in Kitchen v. Herbert, a legal challenge to Utah's constitutional amendment restricting marriage to different-sex couples.
Defendants in 3 marriage cases will seek review from U.S. Supreme Court
Postedon Aug 04, 2014 at 10:15 am
This weekend, the defendants in two marriage cases - out of Oklahoma and Virginia - indicated that they would seek review from the United States Supreme Court in federal appellate rulings in favor of the freedom to marry for same-sex couples.
10th Circuit rules for freedom in Oklahoma; 2nd federal appellate victory
Postedon Jul 18, 2014 at 10:20 am
Today the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver ruled in favor of same-sex couples' freedom to marry, upholding a marriage ruling out of Oklahoma in January. It is the second ruling by a federal appellate court since last year's victory in the Supreme Court.
Utah Attorney General will seek Supreme Court review of 10th Circuit marriage ruling
Postedon Jul 09, 2014 at 02:30 pm
Today, the Utah Attorney General's office announced that the state would appeal last month's pro-marriage ruling from the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals directly to the United States Supreme Court.
LANDMARK VICTORY: 10th Circuit Appeals Court rules in favor of the freedom to marry
Postedon Jun 25, 2014 at 11:24 am
Today the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver ruled in favor of same-sex couples' freedom to marry, upholding a marriage ruling out of Utah in December. It is the first ruling by a federal appellate court since last year's victory in the Supreme Court.
Federal judge orders Utah to respect 1,300 marriage licenses it issued
Postedon May 19, 2014 at 04:30 pm
Today, May 19, U.S. District Court judge Dale Kimball ruled that the state of Utah must respect the nearly 1,300 marriage licenses it issued to same-sex couples in December and January of this year.


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A campaign has been launched to prevent a block of flats in a narrow lane doubling in size.
Oakleighs Developments has applied to add a four-storey extension to the block at 630 High Road, Woodford Green, to create five one-bedroom flats and a two-storey car park.
Households in Burlington Place claim their privacy will be compromised if the plan is given the go ahead and insist the lane will not be able to handle drivers the volume of drivers expected to access the car park.
They are also worried about disruption when the building work takes place.
The consultation period ended on February 13, but residents claim they were not notified and have called for it to be extended.
Cliff Bramah, 62, of Burlington Place, said: "A new high density block of flats would be detrimental to the semi-rural character of the area. At present, the site is extensively developed and any attempt to further increase the housing density will have a disproportionately negative effect on the surrounding area."
Rosemary Sultani, 66, of Forest Close said: "The lane is so narrow that cars parking on the lane prevent refuse collections. Imagine if an emergency vehicle needed to get down when it was blocked, this could have disastrous consequences."
Woodford Green MP Iain Duncan-Smith is supporting the objectors after visiting the site on Friday.
He said: "It is wrong to build another block of flats here, it is out of keeping with the area and it has reached a saturation point now. The council have not set a very good example and I am calling on them to refuse this planning application. I have seen residents reactions today, and with this level of anger against the application, the council should listen."
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Function and Scope - Long Term Care Coordinating Council
The Long Term Care Coordinating Council will:
- Provide leadership and serve as the catalyst in the implementation of the Long Term Care Strategic Plan.
- Educate funders and policy makers on long term care needs and advocate for solutions of unmet needs.
- Develop a structure for an ongoing, nonprofit, collaborative organization in the Fairfax Community to facilitate the implementation of the Strategic Plan.
- Provide a mechanism for government agencies, nonprofits, for profits, educational institutions and businesses in our community to develop a shared vision for long term care and to enhance service delivery
The Council will meet bi-monthly and will be charged with:
- Establishing guiding principles for the role of the community, the private sector, and local government in the provision of long term care services.
- Determining the most appropriate structure to support the implementation of the strategic plan.
- Developing a work plan to include action steps and time lines to implement the strategies of the Long Term Care Task Force.
- Setting priorities and recommending both long term and short term strategies.
- Developing new initiatives and seeking resources, grants, and other non-County funding.
- Facilitating the collaboration and coordination among long term care providers and fostering public and private partnerships.
- Facilitating the development of standards of practice for quality long term care service delivery and assisting with evaluation of services and disseminating the results.
Periodic reports on status, interim findings and recommendations will be provided to the Board of Supervisors for consideration.
Structure of the Long Term Care Coordinating Council
Members of the Council will be appointed and or/confirmed by the Board
of Supervisors.
Membership will be comprised of one citizen from each of the following: Commission on Aging, Advisory Social Services Board, Health Care Advisory Board, Disability Services Board, Community Services Board, Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority, and the Human Services Council. Other members will include representatives from the Long Term Task Force, consumers, advocacy and community organizations, educational institutions, local businesses and corporations, and the Cities of Falls Church and Fairfax. By-Laws
Composition of the Council
Representatives from Boards, Authorities, and Commissions:
- Disability Services Board (DSB)
- Advisory Social Services Board (ASSB)
- Human Services Council (HSC)
- Health Care Advisory Board (HCAB)
- Community Services Board (CSB)
- Commission on Aging (COA)
- Fairfax County Housing and Redevelopment Authority (FCHRA)
- Senior Leaders
- Disability Community Leaders
Community Organizations:
- Members of the Long Term Care Task Force
- Assisted Living
- Inova Hospital System
- Home Health Agency
- George Mason University
- Northern Virginia Community College
- Businesses/corporations
Deputy County Executive for Human Services
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Staff from the various Human Service Agencies and the various community agencies involved in Long Term Care will support the Council along with one staff specifically dedicated to manage this effort.


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LAGUNA BEACH – Police officers shared hugs and wiped tears from their eyes Tuesday morning as they welcomed home their fallen comrade, the first line-of-duty death in the tight-knit department in 60 years.
Officer Jon Coutchie, 41, died after his motorcycle collided with a truck Saturday night as he responded to a report of a speeding driver. On Tuesday, his remains were moved from the Orange County coroner's office in Santa Ana to McCormick & Son Mortuary in Laguna Beach, where his family and the Laguna Beach Police Department waited to meet him.
The hearse was expected to be accompanied by a small procession of Laguna Beach officers, said Capt. Jason Kravetz of the Laguna Beach Police Department. Once word spread to other law enforcement agencies, however, the motorcade grew.
"There was no keeping them out," he said with a laugh.
In the grief-filled days that have passed since Coutchie's death, agencies from around the region have offered their support, Kravetz added. On Tuesday, California Highway Patrol officers presented a state flag that had flown at the Capitol. Local police departments dropped off flowers, and on the day after the crash, Newport Beach officers arrived at the Laguna Beach headquarters with food.
"We hadn't asked for it, but we needed it," Kravetz said.
In addition to the Laguna Beach honor guard, motorcycle officers escorted the hearse down I-5 and through Laguna Canyon Road. On many of the overpasses along the route, firefighters and police officers saluted.
At the mortuary, uniformed officers and civilian members of the department – including senior citizen volunteers and teenage police Explorers – stood at attention as the procession arrived. Laguna Beach firefighters and lifeguards, as well as officers from other local departments, joined them in paying their respects.
The loss of Coutchie was felt throughout the small police force, said Laguna Beach Chief Paul Workman.
"We're like a family," he said as tears came to his eyes.
Within the department, Coutchie was known for his service as an Army Ranger 2003-2007. He served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, then after an honorable discharge, applied for a part-time jailer position at the Laguna Beach Police Department.
The department sponsored him through the police academy in 2008, and he was sworn in as a full-time officer in 2009. For the last three months, he had served as a motorcycle officer specializing in traffic enforcement.
His professional history speaks for itself, said Laguna Beach Capt. Darin Lenyi.
"Service was what he was all about," he said.
No matter his position, Coutchie was willing to serve in whatever capacity necessary, Lenyi added, and he took pride in his fellow police employees.
"He would totally give you the shirt off his back," Lenyi said.
His positive attitude didn't go unnoticed by Laguna Beach residents. Dona Harman, 55, said she was shocked when she learned of his death in a community newsletter.
She had crossed paths with Coutchie only once a month ago, but she remembered his face. The traffic officer had pulled her over after she made an illegal turn on Pacific Coast Highway.
As he spoke to her through the car window, he noticed the wedding dress hanging in the back seat. Harman and her daughter were on a hectic shopping trip, getting ready for the big day.
He asked her if she was paying for the wedding, Harman said, then chuckled and let her off with a warning when she said she was.
"I really didn't expect it at all," she said.
He requested, though, that she pay it forward. She got the opportunity several days later when she spotted a girl parked outside her neighborhood, crying because she had run out of gas. Harman took the girl to a gas station and paid for her gas. When she asked for her contact information to repay her, Harman told her about Coutchie and paying it forward. She asked the same of the girl.
"He would have liked that," Harman said.
A public service is planned for 11 a.m. Friday at Mariners Church, 5001 Newport Coast Drive, Irvine. After the memorial, Coutchie will be flown to Yuma, Ariz., by a private jet, arranged by an anonymous Laguna Beach donor, Kravetz said. He will be laid to rest in the presence of family and members of the Laguna Beach Police Department on Sunday, next to the grave of his grandfather.
He is survived by his parents, brother, stepsister and girlfriend.
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Bison Burgers
Try something really different and free range this 4th of July. These lean Bison Burgers come in a set of 8 so you can feed your friends and family a delicious and yummy burger.
For you carnivore's, this USDA Prime Rib Roast is marbled to perfection and will kick off your 4th of July party right in a classic way.Added 9 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma


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After decades of ministry around the globe, there are some things that myself and our worldwide Creation Research Team need your help. Let me share from the little needs up to the big one and you start asking how you can help." Blessings John Mackay
JURASSIC ARK NEEDS - Jurassic Ark is the worlds only Outdoor Creation Museum and dig site. It has its own spectacular fossil trees plus original Jurassic fossils we brought back from the Jura Mountains in Germany, along with Biblical gardens and murals located at Gympie Australia. Pics on www.creationresearch.net HOME PAGE click MUSEUM then Jurassic Ark. Here's what's needed.
DINOSAUR PROJECT: four great dinosaurs have already arrived, including one, nicknamed Minmi - an Ankylosaur buried so quickly that fossilised food was still in its guts - great evidence of rapid flood deposition. So special thanks for your support in helping us get these. Now we need to expand. Models cost from $600 (babies) to $40,000 (huge adults).
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Could You Have an Emotional Sunburn?
Sure, your skin can get sunburned—but did you know your emotions can, too? Here's how to tell – and how to get emotional SPF.
Yes, it's summer – time for beaches and bathing suits. Most people love the summer; at best, I tolerate it.
It's not just the heat (though I do loathe the heat). It's the sun. You see, I am one of the palest people you will ever meet. I mean – I am white. Like, Conan O'Brien white. So white that sometimes I seem almost pale blue (at least to my own eyes).
So, when summer rolls around and everyone else gets beachy gold and brown, I am…white. Unless I forget previous years and re-attempt sunless tanner. Then I am…orange. And streaky.
Except – there was that one summer when I turned lobster red. I was 16, and in my first bikini since I was two. I went to the beach with my friends (still trying to convince myself I was just like them and could tan if I tried REALLY hard), laid out in true teenage fashion – and promptly fell asleep. In a bikini. At the beach. In the sun. Did I mention I am a whiter shade of pale?
When I woke up a while later, it became evident that my snowy torso was revolting violently to its sunny vacation. And it only got worse. My angry red skin developed first – maybe second? – degree burns, and big, freaky blisters. Even the weight of a cotton bed sheet was excruciating.
Suffice it to say, I learned my lesson – now, I don't leave the house without sunblock of 50 or greater, mostly because the pain of that burn is something I will never forget.
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Today was hot and sunny. Remembering the pain of that burn today, I got to thinking…can we have emotional sunburns too? (Kind of like heartburns, but without the reflux.) But what is emotional sunburn? Pain from hurt feelings, anger and misunderstanding that has rubbed you so raw you're chafing.
I do believe I have witnessed the emotional sunburn – even suffered from it myself on occasion. What about you? Take my impromptu quiz and see if you are in need of some psychological SPF:
– Is there someone close to you (husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, parent, sibling, etc) with whom you have regular conflict?
– Is the conflict seemingly always about the same 2-4 issues?
– Do you feel chronically misunderstood by this person, no matter how many times you try to explain yourself?
– Do you enter interactions with this person with the best of intentions, only to have things usually blow up – though you have no idea why?
– Do the words of this person cut you like a knife?
If you've answered yes to 3 or more of these questions, you have an emotional sunburn. Don't worry – you're not alone. Like actual sunburn, most of us have been badly burned emotionally at least once, and boy does it sting. The good news is that you will heal – if you give yourself these balms.
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A NELSON taxi driver has been ordered to pay £440 for throwing a cigarette end from his car window.
Fayyaz Mohammed, 48, of Crawford Street, Nelson, failed to attend Reedley Magistrates' Court to face the charge.
But the case was proved in his absence and the court imposed a fine of £200 plus £220 costs and a £20 victim surcharge.
On November 25, 2013, a waste management officer from Pendle Council witnessed Mohammed throw his cigarette end from the window of his car, a taxi he was driving for Matrix Taxis in Nelson.
Mohammed's details were obtained by checking his vehicle details with the DVLA.
He was later issued with a fixed penalty notice — carrying a fine of £75 — for dropping cigarette litter. But he did not pay this and, as a result, ended up being taken to court last Thursday. Coun John David, executive member for environmental services, said the fine should serve as a warning to other people not to drop rubbish on the streets.
He said: "Cigarette ends are classed as litter and should always be disposed of properly – in the bin.
"Just like with other forms of litter, it is an offence to throw them on the ground, and it is particularly uncivilised to just hurl them from a car window.
"This prosecution should serve as a warning to anyone that they can face a hefty fine, all for failing to do the decent thing and put their rubbish in the bin."


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Hopefulness in the Qur'an
Allah's Promises to Believers
Allah's Promises to Believers in This World
Allah will accept the believers' repentance
And he who repents and does righteousness does indeed turn to Allah with [accepted] repentance. (Surat al-Furqan, 71)
Satan promises you poverty and commands you to avarice. Allah promises you forgiveness and abundance. Allah is All-Encompassing, All-Knowing. (Surat al-Baqara, 268)
[It was so that] Allah may punish the hypocrite men and hypocrite women and the men and women who associate others with Him, and that He may accept repentance from the believing men and women. Allah is Ever-Forgiving, Most Merciful. (Surat al-Ahzab, 73)
Allah has promised those who believe and do right actions forgiveness and an immense reward. (Surat al-Maida, 9)
Allah will replace the believers' wrong actions into good
Except for those who repent and believe and act rightly: Allah will transform the wrong actions of such people into good. Allah is Ever-Forgiving, Most Merciful. (Surat al-Furqan, 70)
But as for those who believe, do right actions, and believe in what has been sent down to Muhammad – and it is the truth from their Lord – He will erase their bad actions and better their condition. (Surah Muhammad, 2)
Those are people whose best deeds will be accepted and whose wrong deeds will be overlooked. They are among the Companions of Paradise, in fulfillment of the true promise made to them. (Surat al-Ahqaf, 16)
Allah will make His religion superior and destroy falsehood
Allah has promised those of you who believe and do right actions that He will make them successors in the land, as He made those before them successors, and will firmly establish for them their religion with which He is pleased and give them, in place of their fear, security. They worship Me, not associating anything with Me. Any who do not believe after that, such people are deviators. (Surat an-Nur, 55)
Allah was pleased with the believers when they pledged allegiance to you [O Muhammad] under the tree. He knew what was in their hearts, sent down serenity to them, and has rewarded them with an imminent victory. (Surat al-Fath, 18)
Say: "Truth has come and falsehood has vanished. Falsehood is always bound to vanish." (Surah Maryam, 81)
Such people [believers] are the inheritors [as successors over the land and of the bounties in the hereafter]. (Surat al-Mu'minun, 10)
Allah supports believers in difficult times with His angels
If you are steadfast and have fear of Allah and they come upon you suddenly, your Lord will reinforce you with five thousand angels, clearly identified. (Surah Al 'Imran, 125)
The angels descend upon those who say: "Our Lord is Allah," and then go straight: "Do not fear and do not grieve, but rejoice in the Garden that you have been promised." (Surat al-Fussilat, 30)
Allah helps those who help His religion
He will guide them, better their condition, and admit them into Paradise, which He has made known to them. O you who believe! If you help Allah, He will help you and make your feet firm. (Surah Muhammad, 5-7)
Those who follow the Messenger, the Ummi, whom they find written down with them in the Torah and the Gospel, commanding them to do right and forbidding them to do wrong, making good things lawful for them and bad things forbidden for them, relieving them of their heavy loads and the chains that were around them. Those who believe in him, honor him, help him, and follow the Light that has been sent down with him, they are the ones who are successful. (Surat al-A'raf, 157)
Those who were expelled from their homes without any right, merely for saying: "Our Lord is Allah." If Allah had not driven some people back by means of others, monasteries, churches, synagogues, and mosques, in which Allah's name is mentioned much, would have been pulled down and destroyed. Allah will certainly help those who help Him. Allah is All-Strong, Almighty. (Surat al-Hajj, 40)
Before you, We sent other Messengers to their people, and they also brought them the Clear Signs. We took revenge on those who did evil, and it is Our duty to help the believers. (Surat ar-Rum, 47)
The Romans have been defeated in the land nearby, but after their defeat they will be victorious in a few years time. The affair is Allah's from beginning to end. On that day, the believers will rejoice in Allah's help. He grants victory to whomever He wills. He is the Almighty, the Most Merciful. That is Allah's promise. Allah does not break His promise, but most people do not know it. (Surat ar-Rum, 2-6)
Allah will accept prayers
And [mention] the man of the fish [i.e., Yunus], when he left in anger and thought We would not punish him. He called out in the pitch darkness: "There is no god but You! Glory be to You! Truly I have been one of the wrongdoers." We responded to him and rescued him from his grief. That is how We rescue the believers. (Surat al-Anbiya', 87-88)
Nuh called out to Us, and what an excellent Responder We are! We rescued him and his family from the terrible plight. (Surat as-Saffat, 75-76)
Thus does their Lord answer their prayer: "I will not let the deeds of any doer among you go to waste, male or female – you are both the same in that respect. Those who emigrated and were driven from their homes, and suffered harm in My Way and fought and were killed, I will erase their bad actions and admit them into Gardens with rivers flowing under them, as a reward from Allah. The best of all rewards is with Allah." (Surat Al 'Imran, 195)
We responded to him [Ayyub] and removed from him the harm that was afflicting him and restored his family to him, and the same again with them, as a mercy direct from Us and a reminder to all worshippers. (Surat al-Anbiya, 84)
Allah desires ease for believers
As for him who gives out and has fear of Allah and confirms the good, We will pave his way to ease. (Surat al-Layl, 5-7)
Whoever has fear of Allah, He will make matters easy for him. (Surat at-Talaq, 4)
Allah does not demand from any self more than He has given it. Allah will appoint, after difficulty, ease. (Surat at-Talaq, 7)
For truly with hardship comes ease. Truly with hardship comes ease. (Surat al-Inshirah, 5-6)
Allah desires ease for you; He does not desire difficulty for you. [He desires] that you complete the number [of days required in fasting] and proclaim Allah's greatness for the guidance He has given you so that, hopefully, you will be thankful. (Surat al-Baqara, 185)
Allah will have mercy upon His believing servants
He calls down blessings upon you, as do His angels, to bring you out of the darkness into the light. He is Most Merciful to the believers. (Surat al-Ahzab, 43)
The men and women of the believers are friends of one another. They command what is right and forbid what is wrong, establish prayer and pay alms, and obey Allah and His Messenger. They are the people on whom Allah will have mercy. Allah is Almighty, All-Wise. (Surat at-Tawba, 71)
Allah's Promises To Believers In The Afterlife
Allah will reward the steadfast with the best reward
That is some of the news of the Unseen, which We reveal to you. Neither you nor your people knew it before this time. So be steadfast. The best end result is for those who guard [against evil]. (Surat al-Hud, 49)
And be steadfast. Allah does not let the wage of good-doers go to waste. (Surat al-Hud, 115)
[Allah] will reward them for their steadfastness with Paradise and with silk. (Surat al-Insan, 12)
Peace be upon you because of your steadfastness! How wonderful is the Ultimate Abode! (Surat ar-Ra'd, 24)
Such people will be repaid for their steadfastness with the Highest Paradise, where they will meet with welcome and with: "Peace." They will remain in it timelessly, forever. What an excellent lodging and abode! (Surat al-Furqan, 75-76)
Say: "O servants of Mine who believe! Observe your duty to your Lord. For those who do good in the world there is good, and Allah's earth is spacious. The steadfast will be paid their wages in full, without any reckoning. (Surat az-Zumar, 10)
Allah has promised beautiful dwellings in the Gardens of Eden


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WHEN Andrew Tutte signed for Bury, there was one match he looked for straight away on the fixture list.
The 23-year-old central midfielder says he is itching to come face to face with his old mates when Rochdale visit the JD Stadium.
And it just so happens that match will be televised on Sky.
"I just can't wait to play against Rochdale now – March 7 is it?" he said.
"I have no problems with them, I have to move on now, but I'm looking forward to playing against my mates."
Tutte scored 11 goals in 101 appearances during his two-and-a-half seasons at Spotland, but he felt his chances were curtailed by injury this campaign.
The young Liverpudlian managed just 14 games for Keith Hill's side this season, making his last appearance in a 2-1 defeat at home to Fleetwood in mid-December.
"I got injured towards the end of last season – I had an operation on my knee – so I don't know if that affected me to be honest, but I got nine goals last year so hopefully I can get a few here as well," said Tutte.
"As soon as I heard about the move I wanted to get in and get the papers signed straight away.
"I worked with Flickers when I was at Manchester City, on loan at Rochdale, so I knew what he was about before I came here.
"I just needed a fresh start and hopefully I can kick on at Bury."


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We're anticipating that the eBook functionality on the newly announced Apple iPad will spur further consumer interest in eBooks and we welcome the decision Apple has made to standardize on the EPUB format. With export support from professional publishing tools like Adobe InDesign, EPUB allows publishers to streamline the authoring workflow by reducing the number of formats to which they output.
However, in a recent study commissioned by the Book Industry Study Group, the number one complaint consumers noted about the e-reader experience is that "certain e-books [are] specific to certain e-readers." (Book Industry Study Group. "Consumer Attitudes Toward E-book Reading" Jan. 2010, p. 28). Clearly, consumers value content interoperability as a key feature of the digital reading experience, preferring to not have their content specific to one device. Although Apple has standardized on the EPUB format, because it employs its own DRM to protect eBooks consumers will lose out on much of the benefit of an interoperable format simply because they won't be able to transfer content across devices.
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In the coming months, we'll see a plethora of tablets besides the iPad hit the market. Before investing in a library of eBook content, readers should consider how they'll be able to access their content across the range of devices—eReaders, tablets, desktop PCs, and smartphones—that they use on a daily basis. The Adobe eBook Platform—including the thousands of online booksellers and libraries using Content Server 4 to protect PDF and EPUB eBooks and the 30+ device manufacturers building compatible eReaders—allows consumers to download, transfer and read EPUB eBooks across PCs, smartphones, and dozens of dedicated eReader devices. The result is a reading experience not limited to a specific platform, but tailored to the consumer—whenever and wherever they wish to read.


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Almost 90 percent of senior drivers are driving cars that don't meet their needs for health, safety and comfort, according to a new report by AAA. The study found that drivers older than 65 commonly have decreased flexibility and muscle strength, limited range of upper-body motion and diminished vision, and that while many cars have features that can help senior drivers compensate for these issues, they aren't driving them.
AAA has issued a variety of recommendations in its "Smart Features for Older Drivers" guide including:
- Seat heights that are higher off the car's floor or can be adjusted so they are at least as high as the driver's mid-thigh when standing for easier entry and exit in the car.
- Power seats that adjust six ways or more to help with hip, knee or leg problems or decreased leg strength.
- Keyless entry and push-button start as well as thicker steering wheels for drivers with reduced grip strength in their hands.
- Power mirrors and dashboard controls with buttons for drivers who have trouble with twisting or turning motions with their hands.
- Larger displays with contrasting text for those with diminished vision.
Many of today's cars come standard with these features and don't require purchasing a higher-priced car, which is helpful for those who are taking on an auto loan. By looking for a car equipped with features such as these, it can lengthen the amount of time senior drivers can maintain their freedom safely and comfortably.
If you're a senior, do you have trouble driving your car? Would these suggested features help with your driving?
Tara Baukus Mello writes the cars blog as well as the weekly Driving for Dollars column, providing both practical financial advice for consumers as well as insight into the latest developments in the automotive world. Follow her on Facebook here or on Twitter @SheDrives.
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'U2'Logic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
`U2` has a concert that starts in 17 minutes and they must all cross a bridge to get there. All four men begin on the same side of the bridge. You must help them across to the other side. It is night. There is one flashlight. A maximum of two people can cross at one time. Any party who crosses, either 1 or 2 people, must have the flashlight with them. The flashlight must be walked back and forth, it cannot be thrown, etc. Each band member walks at a different speed. A pair must walk together at the rate of the slower man`s pace:
Bono - 1 minute to cross
Edge - 2 minutes to cross
Adam - 5 minutes to cross
Larry - 10 minutes to cross
For example: If Bono and Larry walk across first, 10 minutes have elapsed when they get to the other side of the bridge. If Larry then returns with the flashlight, a total of 20 minutes have passed and you have failed the mission. Your goal is to get all the men across in 17 mins or less.
AnswerBono(1min) and Edge(2min) walk across first bringing the total to 2 minutes. Then Bono(1) walks the flashlight back, totaling 3 minutes. Adam(5)and Larry(10) walk across, totaling 13 minutes. Edge(2) walks the light back, totaling 15 minutes. Edge(2) and Bono(1) walk across, totaling the answer, 17 minutes.
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Fly Fish Texas Coming to Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center March 13
ATHENS — Fly Fish Texas is your one-stop shopping center for everything there is to know about fly-fishing in Texas, and it takes place March 13 at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center.
Show hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. All Fly Fish Texas activities are free with regular paid admission to the center.
"Fly Fish Texas is a great show and the only event of its kind," said Walter McLendon of Lufkin, who has organized the show since its beginning. "Other shows cater to people who are already fly-fishers, but we try to introduce people to fly-fishing."
"We take people from 'This is a fly' to 'This is a fish-you've caught one,'" explained Allen Crise, who co-chairs the casting lessons.
Fly Fish Texas emphasizes hands-on learning and immediate application of newly acquired skills. Visitors can collect aquatic insects from the center's streams, tie a fly to imitate one of those insects under the supervision of a skilled tier, learn to cast it from a certified fly casting instructor, then use it to catch a rainbow trout from one of TFFC's stocked ponds or streams.
Vendors will be displaying and selling fly-fishing gear, and seminars will brief visitors on where and how to fly-fish in Texas fresh and salt waters for a variety of species. The program will include presentations on fly-fishing locations such as Caddo Lake, the Texas Hill Country, the middle Texas coast and the Bolivar Peninsula.
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