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Bretford Adjustable Technology Cart
Bretford Adjustable Technology Cart
The Bretford Adjustable Technology Cart is an ideal platform to support multimedia technology. Its pull-out notebook shelf lets you easily store and transport a projector, a document camera or even Bretford's PowerSync case for syncing iPod players.
Store a notebook, data projector, DVD player, scanner, and more on one presentation cart
Convenient for storing and transporting up to three PowerSync Cases for iPod
Convenient leg screws allow adjustment of top shelf height from 26 to 42 inches
Large notebook shelf pulls out on smooth rolling glides; height adjusts with top shelf
Built-in six-outlet power strip with cord winder and 20 ft. power cord
Each shelf has die-pressed 0.25-inch lip to keep equipment in place during transport
Ribbed rubber mat on top shelf
Durable steel construction arc welded for a secure platform
Smoothly moving 4-inch Quiet Glide casters with two locking brakes
Up to 35% post-consumer recycled content
Weight supported by notebook shelf (max.): 15.0 lb./6.8 kg
Finish: Aluminum powder paint
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The pull-out shelf makes it easy to work on your notebook computer in comfort and then safely stow it away when you're done. And two additional fixed shelves provide plenty of additional storage.
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Conveniently and safely transporting a Mac notebook along with a range of other technology equipment such as LCD projectors and DVD players.
What's in the Box
Bretford Adjustable Technology Cart
Power strip with six outlets
Tech Specs
Height: 42 (max) in./106.7 cm
Width: 49.0 lb./22.3 kg
Depth: 18.0 (max) in./45.7 cm
Weight: 24.0 (max) in./61.0 cm
Manufacturer Information
Part Number
Mfr. Part Number: H0817LL/A
UPC or EAN No.: 96633332861
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Warranty: 12 years; one year for electrical components (For details, please visit http://apple.bretford.com/files/downloads/Bretford-Warranty.pdf.)


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Top Five Underdog Cliches
The latest issue of Invincible set up one of my favorite underdog cliches for the next issue, and it struck me that this would make for a good top five list. So here are the top five superhero comic cliches involving underdogs.
5. The improbable one on one match-up
This is a fun one when a hero is matched up improbably against someone who seems much more powerful than him/her, but he/she manages to pull it off, or at least represent him/herself surprisingly well.
An interesting one is Cannonball against Gladiator, where (for a moment) Cannonball hung in there against one of the most powerful beings in the universe…
The drawback of this cliche (making it rank so low) is the time when the victory really makes no sense, with the most prominent example being Spider-Man beating up Firelord.
Kinda silly, eh?
4. The deus ex machina victory
The deus ex machina victory is fun, but it would be a lot more fun if there wasn't a deus ex machina involved.
To wit, when the underdog Justice League America managed to defeat Despero…
by Martian Manhunter using some cheesy power that he had never mentioned before.
Or when Amazo was beating up on the JLA, and they defeated him because, since Amazo has "all the powers of the JLA," they disbanded the JLA, leaving him powerless.
3. The cavalry shows up for the victory
This one is a step up from the deus ex machina, because it makes more sense.
TWO good examples took place during the Eclipso crossover.
First, scientists and various heroes were disappearing during the crossover, and in the last issue, we learn WHY…
They were secretly planning to defeat Eclipso, so they show up to save the day (the heroes taken all had light powers).
Earlier in the crossover, there is a great moment where an Eclipsed Superman was kicking the asses of a bunch of heroes, and about to kill Ice when suddenly, Guy Gardner shows up to save the day!
I love that issue.
2. The weak(er) member(s) of the team has a victory when separated from the rest of the team
This is a nice one to highlight the least powerful members of the team, who don't always get attention.
A classic example is when Elongated Man, Atom and Aquaman got a JLA spotlight…
And, of course, the famous time when Kitty Pryde fought a demon when the rest of the team were celebrating the holidays.
Amusingly enough, Blue Beetle was involved in one of these during the Eclipso crossover!
1. A ragtag group of heroes gets the victory
I loves me some ragtag group of heroes team up to save the day!
Avengers Forever did ragtag through time…
JSA did ragtag folks who were not controlled by the evil Thunderbolt…
And there are tons of other examples. Why? Because it is AWESOME!
Agree with the top five? Disagree? Let me know!
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Recently you may have seen in the media where a majority of the presbyteries (geographic organizations of Presbyterian Churches) of the Presbyterian Church USA, including our own Foothills Presbytery, have voted to change the Presbyterian Church's Book of Order. Some of you have asked what this means for us here at Westminster. Let me attempt to respond to this with a series of questions and answers:
Westminster has a history of tackling difficult issues. For instance, when racial integration and the role of women in church leadership were controversial topics, Westminster studied, talked, and came to a conclusion of how to proceed, believing that decision was God's will for the church. We will do the same with this issue.
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International roaming charges come under scrutiny
A Federal Parliamentary inquiry will investigate whether the charges associated with international mobile phone roaming are fair.
The committee will look at whether the charges accurately reflect the underlying costs for phone companies, and whether there is adequate information for consumers.
In 2005 the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) found a number of anti-competitive factors were increasing the cost of international roaming.
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Rajiv Shukla to probe Preity Zinta episode
Zinta was seen visibly agitated and reacting angrily during the strategic time out period against the controversial dismissal of Punjab batsman Shaun Marsh.
The incident took place at the PCA Stadium in Mohali after Marsh was ruled out in a controversial manner in the 14th over. He edged a Brett Lee delivery to KKR wicketkeeper Manvinder Bisla, who claimed a clean catch, even though TV replays suggested otherwise. Kings XI captain Adam Gilchrist's had to calm Zinta down after she exchanged few words with match officials.


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Eric GriffinCo-Founder
Eric Griffin co-founded Clear-Coat with Dennis in 2007, and has loved technology since his first Mac Classic when he was 8 years old. He is focused on sales, marketing and business development for the company.
Eric is also a board member of the Philadelphia chapter of Entrepreneurs' Organization, a non-profit network exclusively for entrepreneurs, co-founder of GSW Apartments, a real estate development and property management company, and co-founder of PAW5, a brand of puzzle feeders and enrichment products for dogs. In his spare time he enjoys running, biking, gardening, wood working, cooking, and coffee.
Dennis O'DonnellCo-Founder
Dennis has been with Clear-Coat since 2007, when he and Eric founded the company. Dennis has a deep interest in the dynamics of small business, and the ability for great product design and material science to solve everyday problems. He lives in Philadelphia where he can be found running, hiking, or voiding the warranty on something in his house.
Sales & Marketing
Mike BorniInternational Sales Executive
Mike Borni has been with Clear-Coat since 2009, when he operated the first-ever specialty retail location (mall kiosk), which quickly grew under his guidance to an international network of over 120 locations across 20 countries. Mike lives in Tunisia with his family, and is frequently traveling to personally meet and train our international resellers.
Mike BissellSales Executive
With 20 years of sales and business management experience Mike takes pride in giving the best service to all of his clients. Mike is the father of three beautiful daughters that keep him on his toes. When not at work or attending an event for his children you can find Mike traveling or spending as much time on a boat as possible.
Adam CieniawaDraftsman
Adam's primary role at Clear-Coat is to design screen and full body protection on a range of electronic devices, so they fit just right. Since every device is different, he loves the challenge every device brings. On his off time, Adam loves spending time with his wife and puppy. He is an avid video game collector and has many retro gaming systems that he often plays for great nostalgia moments.
Keith HattonIndustrial Designer
Keith has always been fascinated by the technical world and how to make things work seamlessly while still having fun. These fascinations coupled with his competitive nature drove him to racing bicycles on the road, dirt and track. Keith got his bachelors at UArts where he studied Industrial Design. When not working on creative projects or eating cookies, he can be found riding bicycles for a Philadelphia based team.
Nick WeeksOperations Manager
Nick started at Clear-Coat on the production team where he fine-tuned his efficiency and attention to detail while making our products. With an educational background in engineering, business, and art, Nick brings a well rounded perspective into his current role as a designer. He is currently restoring a 1977 Volkswagen Rabbit, and drives a 1984 Volkswagen Rabbit GTI daily. He is a regular amongst VW community and plays drums for a band several times a week.
Kerri SmythProduction Supervisor
Utilizing several years of management experience, Kerri oversees the production team to ensure orders go out on time and into the hands of our customers. Kerri is passionate about leading her team, and enjoys the challenge that each day brings. In her free time, Kerri loves to create, whether it's lettering, sketching, or playing guitar. She also has a deep interest and appreciation for American traditional tattooing.
Vanessa JenkinsOffice Manager
A perfectionist at heart, Vanessa will never accept the second best, which is why she is working with Clear-Coat's close partners and resellers. Her true character comes with forteen years of experience in classical ballet. Vanessa has a degree in History from Temple University and speaks conversational Japanese. Outside of work Vanessa enjoys yoga, ballet, healthy eats and watching marathons of Golden Girls whenever possible.
Customer Support
David LinemanPartner Success Manager
David ensures our kiosk and reseller partners are a success by providing dedicated high-level guidance and support. With an extensive background creating and growing reseller/distribution channels, David is a driven sales specialist with a deep passion for sales, marketing, and emerging technologies. He holds a degree in English from Temple University. When he is not working, he can be found reading, running, or chasing after his two kids.
Janice SnowdenCustomer & Executive Assistant
Whether it's over the phone, through email, or social media, Janice loves making customers happy. She has a degree in Apparel Design and is currently working on a second from Pennsylvania State University in Business. When she's not at the office or studying, she enjoys experimenting in the kitchen, traveling, Face-timing with her twin sister in Australia, and drinking herbal tea while watching murder mysteries or Wheel of Fortune.


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Still Day 2..Belfast, North Ireland
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We arrived in Belfast in time for lunch, so we checked in and went to find food. The historic Crown Bar is across the street from the hotel, so we chose there. The food was good, and the pub was busy. It is probably my favorite pub that we visited. I had my first Gunniess there and quite enjoyed it.
The rest of our evening was spent exploring and shopping downtown. It is one of the best cities we visited, but we had such a short time there. Dinner was provided at the hotel, so we headed there when it was time. Later we went back out and saw Queens University, but it had gotten dark.. so we headed to a pub. The Crown Bar seemed like as good a place as any. We drank there for a little and met some people. The older locals had very heavy accents and were hard to understand. We had a great time meeing people though, and everyone was very friendly. The Crown Bar closed a bit early, so we followed the crowd next door to Robinsons. They had traditional Irish music and dancing. We had blast dancing and headed to the hotel bar with our new friends once Robinsons closed. We even met some American exchange students. We ended the night with few more drinks and chatting.


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SSC CGL Answer Key 2016 will be available on the official website of the Staff Selection Commission. Candidates who have appeared in the SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam they can check and download their Answer Sheet of the SSC written exam from this page by the direct link. The Staff Selection Commission has conducted the Combined Graduate Level Tier 1 Exam 27 August 2016 at various examination centers in all over India. Large numbers of candidates have appeared in the CGL Exam. Now all of they are very curious to check the SSC CGL Tier 1 Answer Key 2016. So here we are informing you can check and download the SSC CGL Paper Solution and Cutoff Marks in pdf format from here.
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Got me a M.A.S.K sized Warmachine tesco for a fiver I suppose the Falcon can play too.
That batmobile is huge. And great looking. A few of the batfans I know picked them up.Failed to convince them to use them as a skateboard.
I'm sure my wife just loves it, but lately I've been picking up a few TMNT toys from the late 80s/ early 90s my brother and I had as kids. Our mom sold our collection at a garage sale years ago. I found Sergeant Bananas at a Goodwill for a dollar the other day (no weapons/accessories) and recently picked up a complete (not boxed) Usagi Yojimbo and Samurai Leonardo. They now adorn my comics shelves!
Any other TMNT collectors out there?
I got Hot Rod and Doublecross yesterday. They're both pretty great, but this is the internet and if the internet has taught us anything it's that two things cannot be equally good. So let's break this down.
Alt modeHot Rod's alt mode is a nice update of his original design. It has a few issues with panel gapping and not fitting together as securely as it could though.Doublecross is a two-headed bipedal dragonWinner: Doublecross
Alt mode weapon integration
Alt mode Titan Master integrationHot Rod's canopy opens and allows a Titan Master to sit securely inside. Simple, elegant.
Titan MastersHot Rod's Titan Master is a boring grey guy.Doublecross's Titan Master is a robotic bipedal lion with an eyepatch, based on the Battle Beast Pirate Lion, homaging an episode of the Japanese-exclusive Headmasters cartoon.(They're both very hard to photograph on a phone).Winner: Doublecross
Robot modesHot Rod has a good robot mode. Bit loose on the hips (easily fixable) but nicely articulated.
Doublecross has a really solid robot mode where his dragon heads become his hands!
WeaponsHot Rod has two rifles, which can combine. He can hold them in his hands.Doublecross has two rifles which tab into his shoulders, because he can't really hold them given HIS HANDS ARE DRAGON HEADS!
Overall winner: Doublecross
(If I'm being totally honest, I could live with a bit more articulation on Doublecross' hands and arms, as it can be a bit hard to pose them well for maximum mirth about them being dragon heads.)
As a child I had so much TMNT stuff. A fair chuck was lost to the ravages of childhood.
But I gave what I had left to a mate who's a series 80's collector. To help him patch some holesof missing bits.
Are you watching the current TMNT seris @BeardedBetts?
Nice, I gave my son all of my original TMNT figures because we'd been forced to move this past summer after our place was sold from under us. He was so mature about the whole thing despite having his summer destroyed that I forked over my whole line to him as a reward. Why my son is so wonderful is he knew I had met Stan Sakai and raved what a gentleman he is. I always loved Usagi Yojimbo, so that beautiful boy of mine gave me my Usagi figure back. Usagi is in a place of honor inside my glass cases.
I saw a suggestion the other day that the modern Turtles line is going to do an Usagi figure as part of a samurai sub-line.
That's awesome! I recognize Fugitoid and Mondo Gecko. We had both of those growing up...I think I still have Fugitoid somewhere, but his chest piece and accessories are long gone.
I'm not current on the TMNT series, but I've been meaning to grab some hardcovers and start reading them.
I'm surprised he hasn't appeared in the show yet. They've had a ton of characthers pop up.
The IDW stuff has been fun. But the Nickslide cartoon has been a beautiful story. I ended up watching season 1 with the nephews one weekend. And finished off the later seasons on my own time.
It's akin to the Transformers prime cartoon. It's serves both young and old fans.
I saw the cross-over with the 80s Turtles the other day. Hit all the same notes as Turtles Forever but was a lot of fun and I liked how they showed the comic verse.
Funny enough, I gave my son my original version of the Animated Series Batmobile. Mine doesn't have a shining Bat signal, though! Woot!
More light might help. And panelline to break them up a little. My heads are on my to do list.
I'm tempted to patch the eye-patch on Pirate Lion, but given the head is the connecting piece, I can't imagine it wouldn't wear off.
Was a pain to get the legs to snap together (to the point that I was worried about breaking bits pushing them together). But I like the alt mode and the robot mode. Was surprised by all the light-piping on the head.
But it's close, right?
As close as a sports car can be to a two headed bipedal dragons.
I get ya.
... It was a pity vote because of his freakish double heads.
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Ecclesiastes: Preacher of Surprising Joy Richard M. Wright University Baptist Church April 18, 2010 Session 5/5. Landing the plane. Introduction What is hebel? Good news of Qohelet – Joy Good news of Qohelet – Reverence Qohelet and/or/versus? Christ. What is the question?.
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"Joy is not an otherworldly reality deferred until after death. Joy in Christ embraces joy within one's life, created and sustained by God" (Brown, 127)
"It is precisely God's nearness that Paul regards as the greatest gift. And it is precisely in the joy of the immanent that Qoheleth most fully discerns God's gifted presence" (129)
"The secret for Qoheleth lies in recognizing that one works not for self-gain but for the thrill of applying one's gifts and talents for the sake of another without any self-driving expectation of the results" (130)


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Two abortions -- one was illegal prior to 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision, one was legal after Roe vs Wade.(1970 - illegal although it was in a hospital for medical reasons due to mental issues of contemplating suicide; and 1972 - legal in a clinic.)
1970 United States
What were your feelings about doing the abortion/s? comfortable, peaceful, relieved
How did you do the abortion? in a clinic or hospital with surgery
Everyone was very professional and dignified and treated the clients thoughtfully.
What was your situation at this time? my age (too young or old), physical health reasons, problems with my relationship, mental health reasons
Did the illegality of your abortion affect your feelings?
Absolutely not -- way too young to make a lifetime decision to be an unmarried woman with child.
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"Spend Father's Day with who really raised you... Star Wars." 17 July 2007 Animated, Comedy, Sci-Fi 23 mins
Fans of Adult Swim's "Robot Chicken" and the Star Wars movie franchise won't want to miss this collection of 30 sketches. This hilarious compilation features an array of skits -- such as "Darth Vader's Collect Call" and "Inside the AT-AT" -- as well as the incredible voice talents of Hulk Hogan, Malcolm McDowell, Conan O'Brien and even the original Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill.
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Queensland residents are invited to help shape a flagship Australian Government smart technology program for Australian cities and regions.
The $50 million Smart Cities and Suburbs Program will support projects that apply innovative technology and data solutions to fix local problems and make cities, suburbs and towns more liveable.
LNP Senator for Queensland James McGrath said the draft guidelines for the program were open for public consultation until 20 January 2017.
Input from the public and stakeholders is essential to ensure the program is well-designed and makes a practical difference for local communities.
Technologies like sensors, WiFi, control systems, computer-vision software, augmented reality and building management systems are transforming the way cities work all over the world.
Technology has huge potential to improve engagement with citizens, resolve persistent urban problems and increase the efficiency and effectiveness of local government service delivery.
Assistant Minister for Cities and Digital Transformation, Angus Taylor, said the program would support projects which put citizens at the centre.
"Smart Cities need to take a people-first approach to public services, using technology to make our communities better places to live," Assistant Minister Taylor said.
"The Australian Government is committed to working in partnership with governments, business and the community to help our regional and metropolitan cities reach their full potential."
Following consultation on the guidelines, the first funding round will open in the first half of 2017, with collaborative projects involving local governments, the private sector, research agencies and not for profit organisations expected.
Eligible applicants will be able to apply for up to $5 million in grant funding to meet up to 50 per cent of project costs.
Applicants will be encouraged to submit ambitious and transformational proposals that will be scalable or able to be rolled out quickly to other regions.
"Partnerships are vital to the success of smart city initiatives and will underpin the development and adoption of smart technology," Assistant Minister Taylor said.
Local governments will be invited to register their interest in participating in a structured incubation program which aims to progress ideas and support the development of innovative smart technology projects.
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A challah tray and knife are both important parts of the Friday night part of Shabbat, and this pair would fit in amazingly with any home décor or as a great present for any Jewish friend or family member.


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And now back to me ... Let the bragging begin.
I met Mike Posner.
I am on the executive board of the University Program Council. We work to bring entertainers to campus and to create and host exciting events for students and community members. (Harry Potter Day is today, if you are interested.) This year, we planned a huge Homecoming concert, starring none other than Mike Posner. He is known for songs like "Cooler Than Me" and "Please Don't Go." A lot of people (me) think the latter of those two was written about me.
Two things are certain: OU loves Posner, and Posner loves OU right back. He spent the entire day exploring and enjoying our campus. He hung out with students on College Green, ate lunch in a sorority house and played basketball at the student recreation center. He may have gone to Duke, but I think he is a Bobcat at heart. The concert was absolutely phenomenal, and it was topped off by the fact that I got to meet the man behind the music after the show.
I was in a parade. (Seriously, go to the 1:30 mark for proof.)
I don't care how old you are, you can admit parades are wonderful. They are a one-size-fits-all type of entertainment. OU's Homecoming Parade is exceptionally fun because it takes place on Court Street, which basically encompasses all of uptown Athens. I marched with the University Program Council. Tons of floats and banners representing local businesses and student groups flooded the streets early Saturday morning. The sidewalks were crammed with onlookers because, like I said, everybody loves a good parade. And people who love attention (me) love being in a good parade.
I spent time with friends.
It never ceases to amaze me how much spending quality time with good friends can boost my mood. Friends are antidepressants in human form. I have incredibly great friends, and I am thankful for every single one of them. These are friends who do interpretive dances with me in public places; who scream R. Kelly's "Ignition (Remix)" with me while walking down the street; and who make up fake names and stories to tell strangers, just to keep things interesting. And, yes, all of those things occurred this weekend.
Sometimes, good fun and good friends are all that is needed to make any weekend the best weekend ever.
Although, meeting a celebrity doesn't hurt either.


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Find Your Slow Summer (500+ Members)
SALT's lovely little resource, "Find Your Slow Summer," will help individuals and congregations sink into the summer season, go slow, and savor every moment. This beautifully designed, ten-page guide includes 50 slow summer ideas, but don't think of it as a to-do list; instead, it's a menu of marvels for picking and choosing as the Spirit moves.
These ideas will invite you to kick off your shoes, climb trees, stay up late, catch fireflies, dig for worms, ban the busy, and overall to slow down enough to enjoy God's beauty all around (and, it comes with a super cute screensaver for all your devices!).
Files: This listing is for a downloadable PDF and comes with printing instructions and a "Go Play" screen savor for your devices! Please note: you will not receive a physical product as this is a digital download.
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Now that we've officially entered summertime, I feel a strengthening of the urge to get my spring cleaning underway. First to go are a few stubborn thorns that have bruised my heel for far too long; they must be extracted and tossed over to the Useless Baggage bin before infection sets in and compromises a happy glide through July.
There has been no shortage of clueless mangling of our common tongue on television in recent weeks, most often in commercials. That sort of mass miscommunication eventually standardizes the mutated pronunciation of words – words that, until recent times, had withstood centuries of assault. By my count, there's only one local weather person who actually sounds the "r" in the word temperature although even then, the "a" is already long gone.
The "r" in February was kidnapped a long, long time ago but the public was so disinterested in negotiating a ransom that the sweet little thing was killed and its murderers were never identified. Those same brazen criminals are probably behind the recent disappearance of the "c" in arctic, the "g" in recognize and the first "t" in important. To encounter several times a day a TV ad in which a very attractive young lady stresses the "impor'ance of a good education" (!) is to know the tortures of the damned. When a friend of mine casually said "impor'ant" during a conversation recently, I involuntarily shouted, "Oh my God!" before bursting into disgusted laughter and then containing myself enough to ask her where that had come from. She thought I had meant "literally come from" and she answered, " I think it's a Manchester/cockney immigrant that landed in Brooklyn and took off from there. Most people think it sounds cool. Like in 'Oh no you dih'ent!'" Struggling to control my sudden homicidal rage, I quickly ran away. To this moment, "impor'ant" and "impor'ance" are nothing but nauseating twin infections that should be sent back to the gheh'os and euthanized as painfully as possible.
My premier complaint this year is once again language-related but no, it doesn't involve that poisonous four-letter word that begins with "c" and ends with "l." It has to do with people's inability to correctly pronounce the name of probably the second-greatest singer of the past 50 years (do forgive my immodesty.) A new show opened at the San Diego Rep celebrating the music written and/or sung by the late Harry Nilsson, whose albums included Nilsson Schmilsson, Son of Schmilsson, and (what I am increasingly persuaded may be the greatest album ever recorded) A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night. In the Rep's television ads, the announcer repeatedly says "Harry Nielson"(like the TV survey company). The fact is, almost everybody has always mispronounced his name for some unfathomable reason (just like that great football team, the Jag-Wires!) but one would think that the venerable San Diego Rep – which is actually staging the frigging show – would be above this stupidity. Nilsson's not around anymore to protect his name so I'm just doing what I can. And don't forget, kids: RCA records and tapes!
Now seems like a wonderful time to rid myself of some shame concerning last month's column, when I tried to explain my reasons for once again performing live music. "No, really, Hose, why now?" people ask me when they encounter me walking yet another red carpet at yet another swank event in Hollywood or Linda Vista. So allow me to lay out the reasons plainly and finally:
1) Within a year of the cessation of Jose Sinatra and the Troy Dante Inferno, some terrible things happened. Global warming increased; the economy tanked; terrorism became a career choice; public telephones began to rapidly disappear; and there has been a terrible increase in earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes and reality television programming. Coincidences? I think not.
2) A study at the Longfellow School has concluded that in any size crowd – from 30 to 100,000 – there resides at least one person who is a criminal. Now factor in your average dope fiend who smoked marijuana when it was illegal. Statute of limitations being what it is for loco-weed (200 years), that weedhead must still be considered a criminal, so I think we're safe in exposing a couple more people in that crowd as bad guys. Now just think – those criminals will be listening to my music now rather than doing bad things on our streets and in our homes. So by performing, I'm doing my bit to combat crime in all its sexy forms. And don't call me a hero (at least as far as crime-fighting is concerned); it's just the way I am. If people fail to recognize the public service aspects of my craft, then they haven't failed me; they've failed themselves, and I shed a tear for them.
3) I had some heart trouble a while back, and I vowed not to sing until it got better (music, after all, must come from the heart. The thought of it coming from a sick one is yucky.) So my heart's better now. Actually, it's beautiful and mysterious, and, not knowing when it may turn on me again, I'd better get these songs out while the goin's good. For the "inquiring minds" among you: 22 months ago, I went "cold turkey" – I quit smoking, drinking, and watching dirty movies. Now, I'm not saying I haven't had a few relapses, but it's been 22 months since I've touched a drink or a cigarette.
4) Frankly, the sap is up and I needs me some strange.
My goal in inventing Lounge Metal was to combine the warm intimacy of a lounge with the passionate brainlessness associated with heavy metal. I believe I succeeded, and I believe it's time to continue. I have but two words to say to my supporters now, before I leave you:
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Despite heavy industry lobbying, California's Legislature approved a bill last week that for the first time would force automakers to limit emissions of carbon dioxide, the gas largely responsible for global warming. The bill is unquestionably the most important step taken in this country to control greenhouse emissions since 1998, when the Clinton administration signed the Kyoto Protocol, an agreement President Bush has since renounced. The bill contains no specific mandates beyond the model year (2009) when cleaner cars have to be on the road. Details will be worked out in negotiations between the companies and state regulatory authorities. Nevertheless, assuming Gov. Gray Davis signs the bill, as he apparently plans to do, it will inevitably drive Detroit and other automakers to manufacture more fuel-efficient vehicles.
More broadly, the bill is a potentially monumental step in the war on warming -- cars and light trucks account for one-third of greenhouse gas emissions nationwide and 40 percent in California. It is also another reminder, if any were needed, of how sluggish the national government has been in addressing the threat of global climate change. Congress has refused to require any meaningful increase in fuel efficiency since the 1980's. On climate policy generally, Mr. Bush remains fixated on a voluntary approach that promises little hope of significant reductions in power plant and other industrial emissions of carbon dioxide.
On the bright side, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee last week approved a bill that would impose mandatory caps on carbon dioxide emissions and three other pollutants -- sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide and mercury. Mandatory caps of some sort are necessary to contain the gradual -- and, if we wait too long, irreversible -- buildup of greenhouse gases in the earth's atmosphere. But the bill's margin of approval was razor-thin, and without a courageous conversion or two among prominent Republicans, it stands little chance in the Senate and even less in the House.
One would have expected a greater sense of urgency. Less than a month ago we were treated to an authoritative interagency report, which Mr. Bush belittled, that reinforced earlier warnings from mainstream scientists that unchecked warming will bring devastating consequences, including rising seas, coastal flooding, disruption of snow-fed water supplies, heat waves and the disappearance of sensitive ecosystems like coral reefs.
Then came a more narrowly focused but equally disturbing report by The Times's Timothy Egan about Alaska, where an astonishing seven-degree increase in average temperatures over 30 years has led to melting permafrost, sagging roads, dying forests, unexpected forest fires and disruption of marine life. Even Ted Stevens, the influential Republican senator from Alaska who usually has little patience with environmentalists, is openly alarmed about global warming's potential cost to his home state, an amount that could run into the billions of dollars, and is privately even more alarmed by Washington's indifference.
It is in this depressing context that California's action is so welcome. The bill is designed to give the automakers great flexibility, and expressly rules out mandatory weight reductions and fuel taxes. Inevitably, though, the automakers will have to achieve fleetwide improvements in fuel economy, which means making more cars that emit less pollution by adding fuel-saving technologies like hybrid engines. California has long been more adventurous than even the federal government in pushing for cleaner cars, and over time this has benefited the nation as a whole because automakers have eventually decided to sell the cars they make for California in other markets.Continue reading the main story
Once again, the country owes California a vote of thanks.
Correction: July 11, 2002, Thursday A front-page article on June 16 about climate change in Alaska misstated the rise in temperatures there in the last 30 years. (The error was repeated in an editorial on Monday and in the Bob Herbert column on the Op-Ed page of June 24.) According to an assessment by the University of Alaska's Center for Global Change and Arctic System Research, the annual mean temperature has risen 5.4 degrees Fahrenheit over 30 years, not 7 degrees.Continue reading the main story


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This story comes courtesy of Christina Clift, with Memphis Center for Independent Living. Names and images are changed to protect privacy.
In the early 1990s, Robert was living in Las Vegas with a family, job, money in the bank, and a home that he owned. That all changed late one evening while driving home – Robert fell asleep at the wheel and his car flew off a cliff side. The crash put him in a coma for more than two weeks and he suffered a severe spinal cord injury.
When he regained consciousness, he learned he would not be able to walk again. The extent of his injuries also meant he would struggle to do many things that came so easily before.
He attended physical rehabilitation sessions for months. In the beginning his family and friends were supportive, but as time marched on their support began to wane. Eventually, he was left to deal with his physical challenges on his own.
"After I finished with the physical rehab, my brother talked me into moving to Memphis," he said. "He offered to help me out. But when the money from my settlement ran out, so did his support."
Robert felt he was at the end of his rope and soon after he turned to alcohol and drugs for consolation. He was depressed and attempted suicide more than once. He ended up in a hospital and from there he went to a full-time care nursing facility. Conditions and treatment at the nursing care facility were very poor, but it took some time for Robert to understand that his civil rights were not being protected.
"When Robert came out of his depression and became aware of what his nursing care facility was like, he knew wanted out of there," said an agency counselor familiar with the case.
Robert contacted the Memphis Center for Independent Living, one of United Way's network of nonprofit partners, for help and counseling.
"By this time, Robert was on the road to being an advocate for himself," the agency counselor said. "He hated the environment where he lived. He also disliked the way the staff there were treating him."
Robert says the nursing care staff treated him like a "second-class citizen" and told him that "he should be grateful just to be there." Working with the agency's counselors, he began making plans for his move and his future. He began volunteering at the agency while searching for a home of his own.
"He volunteered every day, sometimes working six hours a day," the agency counselor noted. "He also started to speak up for his rights and help others where he was living."
Robert and his counselors fought a long nine-month battle with red tape over past due bills related to his accident, finding affordable housing and dealing with bureaucracy's varying "definitions" of disability, but eventually he was able to leave the nursing care facility and move into his own apartment.
"Now that he won that battle and is living in his own home, Robert is working towards other goals, including getting into school and becoming an advocate to help other people who have disabilities," the agency counselor said.
Robert knows the value of his independence, and has a healthy attitude about his future.
"I didn't want to give up, and I didn't want to disappoint all those people who helped me," he said. "Now I am free and no one can treat me like a second class citizen."
Thanks to your support of United Way, Robert was able to turn his tragedy around and enjoy greater self-reliance. Your generosity gives Robert and other people with disabilities an important voice to protect personal rights and work for greater independence.


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The Clash may have scavenged the past for inspiration calypso, Beat poets, film idols, rockabilly, the Spanish civil war but never for the sake of nostalgia. And while boxed sets sometimes embalm history, this one suggests the spirit of discovery Joe Strummer might have felt poring through record shops in a West Indian section of London. The obsessive replica of The Clash's entire inventory of 19 singles, right down to faux-vinyl CDs with the original sleeves, might seem like a greatest-hits package decked out in pointless full regalia, but it's also got 46 extra tracks (including foreign B-sides, interviews and other curiosities) and 44 pages of written tributes from people like Shane MacGowan, Mike D., author Irvine Welsh, and soccer star Stuart Pearce. It's a lavish instant record collection/coffee-table book that makes for a brilliant closing argument in defense of "physical media," that 20th-century inconvenience that the disposable MP3 has arrived to liberate us from. As you dig through its crannies and reconsider some of the most restless, soulful rock 'n' roll ever recorded, you won't be blamed for indulging in a little nostalgia along the way.
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I wanted to take a break from any real story arc driven stuff, but not go too far off topic…
So, we get another Zombie-man strip.
Yeah, we've seen George has already eaten the generic robber guy at least once before, but I figure that it's like the random red shirt guys who you never saw before in an episode of the original series… It doesn't matter when you're just a minion I can use the same guy for the role even if one has died.
Or, they're all identical twins who all ended up leading a life of petty crime.
Either/or… generic robber guy is a fun design and people know all they need to about him at a glance.
That being said, I do need to come up with designs for actual super villains for Zombie-man to fight… not foils for George as I have that in the works already, I'm just not ready to have them "throw down" yet. No, I mean costumed bad guys that you'd see in the likes of Mystery Men or The Tick. I have a few ideas and I have talked about it on a podcast or two in the past when I was interviewed… I just haven't figured out how they should look in the current comic style or how to introduce them. But, I don't do Zombie-man strips all the time… so, I have some time to figure it out.


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Your church is too small: why unity in Christ's mission is vital to the future of the church / John H. Armstrong.
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Atletico snatch Spanish Super Cup crown over city rivals Real Madrid
An early goal from Mario Mandzukic took Atletico past 10-man Real Madrid 1-0 on Friday night at the Vicente Calderon to give the reigning league champions their first piece of silverware. With the result, Atletico won the Spanish Super Cup 2-1 on aggregate, and dealt a blow to their arch-rivals' hopes for a record trophy haul this season.
"It looked like players leaving might make things difficult for us, but we managed to keep the spine of the squad together and keep believing and look where that's got us," Atletico playmaker Koke told TV reporters after the match. "Now we've won a trophy that slipped through our fingers last year."
The result was no less that Atletico deserved. With Gareth Bale looking very out of sorts and Cristiano Ronaldo starting on the bench, this very expensive Real Madrid side looked a bit undercooked. Atletico took full advantage of that, bounding out of the traps and scoring after just two minutes on a very old-fashioned sort of play.
With Antoine Griezmann and Mario Mandzukic playing like a true strike combo, Atletico combined to blow a long outlet from goalkeeper Miguel Angel Moya through Iker Casillas. Moya sent up a long ball that Rafael Varane didn't handle well, heading it back towards his own net. Griezmann flicked it on, and Mandzukic took it in stride to power it low and hard into the net down the gut.
The goal shocked Real, but as Atletico tried to get the game into the kind of physical grind they enjoy, Los Blancos started to switch the point of attack, moving away from Bale and letting young James Rodriguez carry the load. Rodriguez, who looked far sharper on Friday than he had mid-week, made an impression immediately, blowing a shot right through Moya on the 25th minute that zipped right across the face of an unguarded net.
The turning point came just moments later, when Diego Simeone was shown a red card and ordered to the stands. Angered over the referee's refusal to allow Juanfran back onto the field after he took a knee to the mouth from Fabio Coentrao, he slapped the back of the fourth official's head. There's only one way that situation goes, and while the Vincente Calderon crowd applauded their coach, Atletico struggled noticeably without their manager prowling the sideline.
Rodriguez would head the ball wide again on the 35th minute, then Bale would make one of the misses of the evening. Collecting a square ball from Rodriguez on the edge of the area, he skated through two backs and then fired — but dragged his shot wide. It was an uncharacteristic miss from the Welsh star, but appropriate to his performance on the night: Oddly muted.
Raul Garcia and Rodriguez would trade near-misses as the half ground to a close, and with both teams exiting, you did get the sense that the European champions were in the ascendance.
That proved to be false. After the break, and one imagines with Simeone's words ringing in his player's ears, Atletico came out and shut the game down. Cristiano Ronaldo, introduced for Toni Kroos, forced Rodriguez in to a deeper-lying role, reducing his effectiveness entirely. As was the case with Bale, Ronaldo made no impact at all on the game, and one suspects his nagging injury problems played a major part.
Atletico started to pile on the chances, with Garcia missing two fabulous opportunities. First, on 50 minutes, Koke slammed in a free-kick that Garcia put off the crossbar and down behind Casillas. Somehow, the keeper managed to claw the ball away to prevent Garcia from putting in his own rebound near post. Koke then steamed in alone on a breakaway, forcing the only Real Madrid defender having a fine night to make a last-gasp tackle, Daniel Carvajal picking the ball cleanly off his laces.
Five minutes later, Garcia would spin and fire a shot just past Casillas' left post; Griezmann would then be slotted through but would lose his cool, and put what should have been a free hit on Casillas' frame well wide.
But Atletico — with Simeone gleefully urging his team and the crowd on from the upper deck at the Vicente Calderon — would grind out the win in the end. When Modric was shown the exit in stoppage time for collecting a second card for a professional foul, the writing was on the wall and Ronaldo could be seen staring at the turf despondently. Rodriguez looked almost close to tears on the final whistle. And over at the Santiago Bernabeu, there may be one or two men worrying about their neighbors again this year.
It's hard not to think that this result signals that despite the departure of some key players. This Atletico Madrid side will continue to be a force to be reckoned with in Spanish football. For certain, it's the Fuente Neptuno which will host the celebration. The Cibeles will lie empty.
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Global Nonkilling Studies Program
CGNK is working to establish an associated master's degree-level (120 credits) academic program to disseminate and advance nonkilling knowledge at the Higher Education level. The program modules will be developed through CGNK's Research Committees and CGNK book series (under creative commons license) used as core learning materials, which will be made available through an online platform free of cost.
Each of CGNK Research Committees will jointly prepare a syllabus for their associated Course module and one or more Research Committee members will be assigned as Course Tutors with the responsibility of implementing the syllabus and guiding the students through the course assignments and Program Dissertation.
The program will offer two itinerary options: a non-credit itinerary and a credit itinerary. Within the first option, a Self-learning Program will be offered free of cost, were students will have full access to all program resources but will not be required to complete course assignments or prepare a Program Dissertation and will not be entitled to tutorship or certificate of achievement. Alternatively, non-credit students can enroll in a Tutored Program for a small fee, which will provide access to course Tutors and the possibility of obtaining a CGNK issued certificate after completing all course assignments and a final dissertation.
CGNK will also build partnerships with accredited universities around the world to jointly implement the Global Nonkilling Studies Program as recognized credit courses. Wile the Course structure will remain essentially the same, some aspects will be adapted to meet local laws and regulations providing access to official graduate-level diplomas (Certificate or Master's degrees). Credit programs will still be taught through the virtual online platform but some universities may require a number of on-site credits. Details on specific aspects of the Program implementation in each institution (such as fees, accreditation or on-site activities) should be consulted with the Local Coordinator.
Initial Courses (Modules) will include:
- Introduction to Nonkilling Studies (12 credits) Download «Nonkilling Global Political Science (revised edition, 2009)» [587 KB] and Download «Toward a Nonkilling Paradigm» [1 MB]
- Nonkilling Political Science (6 credits) Download «Nonkilling Global Political Science (revised edition, 2009)» [587 KB]
- Nonkilling Anthropology (6 credits) Download «Nonkilling Societies» [2 MB]
- Nonkilling Psychology (6 credits) Download «Nonkilling Psychology» [2 MB]
- Nonkilling Security (6 credits) Download «Nonkilling Security and the State» [1 MB]
- Nonkilling Linguistics (6 credits) Download «Nonkilling Linguistics: Practical Applications» [920 KB]
- Nonkilling Geography (6 credits) Download «Nonkilling Geography» [844 KB]
- Nonkilling Science and Technology (6 credits) Download «Engineering Nonkilling: Scientific Responsibility and the Advancement of Killing-Free Societies» [751 KB]
- Nonkilling Media Studies (6 credits) Download «Nonkilling Media» [2 MB]
- Nonkilling Futures (6 credits) Download «Nonkilling Futures: Visions» [1 MB]
- Nonkilling History (6 credits) Download «Nonkilling History: Shaping Policy with Lessons from the Past» [1 MB]
- Nonkilling Leadership (6 credits) Download «Global Nonkilling Leadership Forum Book of Proceedings» [2 MB]
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Nonkilling Education (6 credits); Nonkilling Economics and Business (6 credits); Nonkilling Arts (6 credits); Nonkilling Spiritual Traditions (6 credits); Nonkilling Thought – Philosophy (6 credits); Program Dissertation (21 credits).
Students shall prepare one essay for each course (to be graded by the Course Tutor) and one Program Dissertation, to be guided and graded by one or more Tutors depending on the areas of knowledge tackled in the essay. Outstanding essays, following recommendation by the Tutor(s), will be considered for publication in CGNK's Global Nonkilling Working Papers series, made available online and on print. Fees will be used to provide stipends to tutors, develop learning materials, maintain the online platform and cover administrative expenses.
Leadership Academy and associated Youth Network
CGNK considers building and supporting the capacity of young leaders an essential part of affecting change over time and making progress toward eliminated killing. As such, CGNK convenes an international nonkilling leadership academy each year, and is developing other leadership initiatives as well, such as regional leadership workshops. CGNK now has 42 Fellows in over 20 countries. So far, three Global Nonkilling Leadership Academies have been conduced (2009, 2010 and 2011) including participants from Canada, China, Colombia, Germany, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kenya, Liberia, Nepal, Palestine, Philippines, Rwanda, Thailand, Trinidad,the United States and Western Sahara.
The Global Nonkilling Leadership Academy is intended to provide a select group of promising young leaders (from different fields, faiths and backgrounds) a life changing experience related to the real and much needed possibilities of a world where killing is no longer taken for granted. The Academies are regular two week programs comprised of 15 participants. Participants are nominated by past Nobel Peace Laureates, as well as drawn from organizations and networks partnering with CGNK, and in future editions must have previously taken the online Global Nonkilling Studies Program to qualify. A "Youth, Leadership and Initiative for Nonkilling" (YouthLiNK) alumni network has been established for continuing relatioships and support.
Read the full report from the first annual Leadership Academy or watch a short six-minute video introduction.
School Guide and Curricula and associated School Network
The need for simplified, condensed and easy-to-apply nonkilling educational materials has been made clear. Bringing nonkilling to basic education will help improve the Center's ability to convey the essential message of nonkilling to the younger segment of formal education. This project involves developing nonkilling educational materials for primary school children (other grade levels to be added in the future). The project consists of developing one or two booklets (either one for teachers and one for students or one single volume) in which the idea of nonkilling is laid out for its discussion at a primary school level, containing a teacher's guide and activities (including stories, songs, exercises, etc). CGNK will develop Primary and Secondary School Guides and Curricula (to be translated to a number of languages) and an Associated Nonkilling School Network were the school communities that implement it share their experiences and help improve future editions, cultural adaptations and new materials and techniques.Download «School Guide Units description» [64 KB]
Translations and Publications
CGNK publications are a cornerstone in the creation and development of the nonkilling concept and, subsequently, its application. Expanding its diffusion across the world will multiply the possibilities of new partnerships, actions, educational initiatives and research developments. Democratizing access to nonkilling knowledge, through the internet in a free open basis and through the strategic promotion of translations to other world languages, is part of the Center's wider mission. The introduction of nonkilling into conflict torn societies and countries with severe risk of latent conflicts developing to outburst of killing also has strategic importance for the CGNK.
Nonkilling Hawai'i Consortium
CGNK will promote a Hawai'i-based Consortium to promote the vision of a Nonkilling Hawaiian Islands envisioned as a working model for global nonkilling that will include research/discovery, education/training, and policy/action. The Consortium will be made up by governmental, non-profits, and business representatives and will also support the establishment and protection of a Nonkilling Hawai'i Aloha Peace Museum home to CGNK's headquarters.
Other Nonkilling Learning Resources
University Syllabi featuring Nonkilling
- Download «Aggression, War and Peace (Spring 2010 [Fall 2012 updated syllabus])» [186 KB] , Prof. Leslie E. Sponsel, University of Hawai'i.
- Nonviolence in Education (Spring 2011), Prof. Hayal Köksal, Boğaziçi Univesity (Turkey).
- Economic Aspects of Armed Conflict, War, and Peace (Spring 2010), Prof. J. Brauer and Prof. H. van Tuyll, Augusta State University.
- The Future of Political Systems (Spring 2010), Prof. Jim Dator, University of Hawai'i.
- Introduction to Political Science (Fall 2009), Prof. Vincent K. Pollard, University of Hawai'i.
- English Writing (Spring 2009), Prof. Mark Shadle, Semester at Sea, University of Virginia.
- Analysis of War and Peace (since 2006), Prof. Tim McElwee, Manchester College.
- Seminar on the Nature and Scope of International Studies (since 2004), Prof. N. Morales, University of the Philippines.
- Introduction to Politics (since 2004), Prof. Eric Giordano, University of Wisconsin – Marathon County.
- The Economics of Conflict & Security (since 2001)>, Prof. Geoff Harris, University of Natal.
Education and Training News
- CGNK signs MoU with Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific
- Nonkilling Anthropology course at University of Hawaii
- How Musicking can Support Nonkilling and Peacebuilding
- Centre for Nonkilling and Development established in Bangladesh
- Give Nonkilling a Chance Seminar in Melbourne, Australia
- Leadership Power and Politics: from Killing to Nonkilling Political Science
- India pays homage to Prof. Paige in Trivandrum and Bhopal
- CGNK Supports UN University Hawaii Regional Center of Expertise
- CGNK Co-sponsors Rwandan Tribute to Felicitas Niyitegeka
- Nonkilling Education Workshop at University of Corunha


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Portland Christian School has chosen to serve every student, with few exceptions, who applies for admittance whether in the inner city or the outskirts of Louisville. This is the choice PCS has made in determining the best way to serve those God sends to PCS. PCS is one of the few Christian schools that continues to serve the inner city while also expanding to serve the eastern Jefferson County community as well.
The families whose children are admitted to the school must agree with the school's Statement of Faith, vision, and core values. The education offered in a Christian school must be Christ-centered. Understanding the mission, vision, and the core values are important in keeping a Christ-centered environment. The nature and quality of its relationships with the families and the like-minded churches is evaluated, and information about its students, families, churches, and community is analyzed so as to better understand and serve its constituents more effectively.
Portland Christian's student body is made up of students from all geographic areas and various Christian denominations. PCS does require faithful service and attendance in the family's home church. Portland's curriculum includes a Bible class or chapel service each day we are in session.
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We are very thankful for the opportunity to open the doors of Portland Christian School to new families each year. The following procedure has been established to aid in the acceptance of all new applicants in grades K –- 12.
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Marion (Dave) Hiday departed this life on September 20, 2015. Dave was born in the small town of Ingalls, IN on December 13,1961. To the late Raymond Monroe and Viola Lee (Jarvis) Hiday. Dave was a strong, gentle giant man with a generous heart. He loved to remodel houses and anything else that needed spruced up. Dave was well respected and loved by many and his absence will be felt in all areas of life. He loved to grill and be with family. He was always, always smiling and never angry. He loved wrestling and country music. His favorite song is and also his ringtone, (Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound.) Dave was a simple man in the fact he never thought much about worldly gain. The love for his family and friends was enough.
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No1 are u among those moving to Fujian too? I'll move
I have a female friend that can pee standing up.
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