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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With the film direction of Andrew MacKenzie, Peter J. Morton leads the cast of this film of USA, with script in Chinese (see subtitles), whose presentation to the public was scheduled for 2014. You can watch As Worlds Collide online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Chinese at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 100 minutes
Peter J. Morton, Alex Limandri, Nell Teare, Joanna Ranee Wood, Lance Lash, Phil Pritchard, Iva Stelmak, Paul Cross, Elodie Hara, John Michaelson, Megan Porter, Katy Foley, Heung Wong, Matthan Harris, Spero Chumas and Dave Honigman.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Andrew MacKenzie.
The original audio of As Worlds Collide has dialogues in or Chinese, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Andrew MacKenzie.
Andrew MacKenzie.
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This film was produced and / or financed by 1066 Pictures.
Composed by Andrew Mackenzie.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie As Worlds Collide has a duration of 100 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or Chinese in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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The Adura Affair - a Yoram Schaffer film for IBA CH1
A journalist who attended one of the Al Durah trials in Paris made the first feature investigation on the Al Durah affair for Israeli television. This piece contributed to a still-ongoing shift in official Israeli attitudes towards the Al Durah Affair. We provide the original here with English subtitles.
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Cleveland Browns: With QB Tim Couch slated to be elsewhere next season and the team looking for an eventual successor to 34-year-old Jeff Garcia, the Browns have set their sights on Tulane's J.P. Losman. The Browns have studied Losman thoroughly and though no one knows for sure how much coach Butch Davis likes Losman, he did try to lure him to the University of Miami. Davis has promised the Browns will draft a quarterback. Owner Randy Lerner has declared the pick could come at the No. 7 overall spot.
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* CIMB Q1 net profit fell 22 percent
* Strong loan growth in Southeast Asian markets
* Thailand a concern due to political tensions (Adds details)
By Yantoultra Ngui
KUALA LUMPUR, May 22 (Reuters) - CIMB Group Holdings Bhd , Malaysia's second-largest lender, posted its highest quarterly net interest income in 13 years, but future growth may slow due to political tensions in Thailand and challenging environment in Indonesia.
CIMB, Southeast Asia's fifth-largest bank by assets, earned net interest income of 2.066 billion ringgit ($642.81 million) in the first quarter to March, the highest since 2000, thanks to strong growth in regional corporate banking and consumer banking in Malaysia and Singapore.
Southeast Asian banks have been on a roll, benefiting from booming property markets and double-digit growth for both consumer and corporate loans in rapidly expanding economies like Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand.
Both CIMB and rival Maybank notched up record annual earnings last year, while Singapore's top three, led by DBS Group Holdings, all booked their best-ever first quarter last month.
But now CIMB sees challenging operating environments ahead in Indonesia and Thailand, its second and third-largest earnings contributors respectively.
"The operating environment in the regional capital markets as well as Indonesia as a whole remain challenging," CIMB Group Chief Executive Nazir Razak said in the statement on Thursday. "We also have to adjust our growth expectations in Thailand as political tensions show little sign of abating," he added.
CIMB posted a 23 percent year-on-year drop in first-quarter net profit, mainly due to a net gain from the sale of a business unit CIMB Aviva in the same quarter a year earlier.
Without the net gain, net profit for January-March rose 4.4 percent to 1.07 billion ringgit from 1.02 billion ringgit a year ago, driven by stronger growth in Singapore, regional corporate banking, Malaysian and Singapore consumer banking, the bank said.
Revenue for the quarter dropped 10.3 percent year-on-year to 3.54 billion ringgit, according to filing with the local stock exchange.
Shares of CIMB, which counts state investor Khazanah Nasional as major shareholders, have fallen 3.41 percent so far this year, underperforming the broader market this year which has climbed 0.54 percent.
Bigger rival Maybank is scheduled to report earnings on May 29.
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Unanswered: UDB Replication (V8 FP5) with UDT's...?
Anyone have any luck getting UDB Replication going on ANY platform for that matter with UDT's?
IBM Doc states the following:
Replication of UDT's is possible...
1. The CD Tables need to be change to base "sysibm" datatypes (done).
2. If the GUI (rep center) generates the target table DDL, it will create with base datatypes as well.
#2 Above cannot be done in my case. We replicate to failover DB, which is a backup / restore copy from prod, so the UDT's must stay in place (also for the app to function in a failover scenario).
SQL -432 when run with just CD tables set to base datatypes when apply tries to modify the targets.
SQL -151 when i repoint apply to a view I created with the CAST'ing already done. Unfortunately, it looks like CAST is a one way deal...select from the view no problem, but update generates the above...
Any suggestions? success stories?
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just got word from IBM as per PMR 94441...
no. the target tables must be set to base datatypes...UDT's on the target will fail at V8 FP5 repl.
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Palm- 3.25"T x 4"W
Heel- 2.5"T x 2.5"W
1" thick
Granite pads are dyed and have granite powder mixed in, giving them a stony look. Single color only!
This is for a set of feetpads, either in a single or multiple color depending on what you choose. This is for a SET, meaning if you order 1, you will get enough for 2 feet. These will not work on hands.
If you want to send in a fur or fabric sample, or even a paint sample for us to match, sure! Just send us an e-mail to arrange it. This has to be done BEFORE the order is placed!
Rubber usually cannot achieve the same coloration as silicone since it does not use the same dyes, so please keep that in mind! Meaning if you get hand and feetpads, chances are they will not be the same shade of color unless both are ordered in rubber.
All are made with a high quality rubber and dyes. The color is dyed all the way through, so no worries on it rubbing off. These are good for indoor and outdoor use. These are harder than silicone feetpads, so will last longer and are good for lots of wear and tear.
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"The Dialogues with Solzhenitsyn" 25 March 2000 Factual 180 mins
The Dialogues with Solzhenitsyn is a two-part Russian television documentary by Russian filmmaker Alexander Sokurov on Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. The documentary shot in Solzhenitsyn's home shows his everyday life and covers his reflections on Russian history and literature.
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January 8th, 1994.
It's been quite a long time since the Detroit Lions have hosted a playoff game. We have had a lot of fantastic events happen with our favorite teams in Michigan in that time frame. The Lions, on the other hand, have been devoid of anything positive in that time. This Sunday night, however, that can all change if the Lions can beat the Green Bay Packers. Before we either add an extra year to the ticker or celebrate the return of playoff football to Detroit, here is a list of what has happened in the state of Michigan in the 23 years Detroit has waited for a home football playoff game.


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Geshe Kunchok Tenzin is a monk scholar of the Gyuto Tantric Monastery and he is currently serving as a TEACHER (GESHE) at the Gyuto Foundation. He is a fully ordained Buddhist monk, having passed all of his philosophical tests and exams, such as: text memorization, musical notations, hand mudras, and ritualistic instruments, etc. He also leads the other monk artists in making Sand Mandalas, Tormas and Butter Sculptures. He completed his studies in the five major treatises of Buddhism and was conferred the Geshe Lharam degree (Doctorate in Buddhist Philosophy) in 1997, as well as being awarded the Ngagrampa Degree for having completed advanced studies on the four classes of Buddhist Tantra and Doctor of Philosophy in Tantra in 2010.
He was born on July 1, 1960 in the hills of Darjeeling, in north eastern India. He attended the CST Darjeeling School during childhood and was advised by the school's Buddhism teacher to consider joining monkhood. He went to Gaden Shartse Monastery in Dharamsala, and was entrusted in the care of Khen Rinpoche Jetsun Kunchok Gyatso, the 76th Khenpo of Gaden Shartse. In 1972, he took the novice monastic vows and went on to begin his formal studies. He gained valuable teachings of sutras and tantras from His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the senior and junior tutors of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. In 1987, he received the full order of Bikshu in the presence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Kyabje Serkong Tsenshab Rinpoche.
In 1989, he was assigned to head an outreach program to promote Tibetan religion and culture to the outside world. He had the privilege of seeking an audience with His Holiness the Dalai Lama and followed his advice by extensively touring the US and Europe for three years promoting peace, harmony, compassion, and tolerance through cultural exchange, and interfaith dialog.
In 1992, he returned to the monastery and completed his studies metaphysics, scholastic education, and doctoral studies, all with distinguished results. In 1997, he was bestowed with the title of Geshe Lharampa (equivalent to the Doctoral title in Buddhist Philosophy). He then enrolled in Gyuto Tantric University (Monastery), and received tantric education, Guhyasamaja Tantra, the secret teachings, tantric treatise, etc. He sat for the tantric debates with the Geshes and received his doctorate degree in mysticism (Ngagrampa) at which time he also received his Tantric vows.
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The following is a list of some of the main readabilty and usability issues:
Aligning text to the left, ragged on the right, increases reading speed because the straight left edge helps to anchor the eye when starting a new line (Designing Web Usability : The Practice of Simplicity by Jakob Nielsen).
There seems to be little agreement on the best length length for optimum reading speeds. The most commonly advice is that limiting line length to 9 or 10 words can increases speed and comprehension (based on the assumption The eye can only focus on about 3 inches of a page at a time).
However reading speed and user preferences is not a simple matter, consider the following conclusions by by Melissa Youngman and Dr. Lauren Scharff (1998)
"Users read faster when line lengths are long, although they tend to prefer shorter line lengths. When designing, first determine if performance or preference is important. If user performance is critical, use longer line lengths to increase reading speed. However, if user preference is critical, use shorter line lengths. http://usability.gov/guidelines/readscan.html#one
Set the leading larger than the default - as a rough guide 1.3em of leading (130%) will make a big difference to the readability of a web page. Leading and line length however are related; the longer the line the bigger you need to make the leading.
Newspapers have very short line lengths and very little leading - so they can fit as much text into a small space as possible. However, given the variable nature of the devices people use to view web pages, we can never be sure what the line length will be for the user.
Choose a font that is suitable to your subject matter. If you use more than two fonts on a page and it can start to look like a ransom note - distracting the users attention from the content. Off-line, headings are commonly set in a sans-serif font, with body text set in serif. However, on-line, sans-serif are often used for both headings and body text; the cleaner outlines of the sans-serif fonts tends to make them easier to read on low resolution screens. Don't mix serif and sans-serif fonts in your body text, as it rarely looks good.
Avoid using italics for small text sizes: the problems of screen display of outline fonts has not entirely disappeared. Italized fonts look particularly bad at small sizes - as italics do not easy to render using a square pixel grid. If you must use italics, avoid using them for large blocks of text.
Don't use all caps for bodytype - or even capitalise all words in headings. The uniformally of size and shape of capitals make them harder to read than lower case letters.
Readability is increased if only the first letter in a heading is in capitals; each capital - being less recognizable - acts as an interruption to the eye as it scans across the text.
Ensure good contrast between the text colour and the background colour.
Make it easy for visitors to understand what is a link and what is not a link. Don't rely exclusively on mouseovers to identify links, as this can be confusing and reduces usability. (From http://usability.gov/guidelines/links.html#six)
For Service based website in particular, arrange your text for 'scannability', i.e have lots of headings, provide the most important ideas at the start of paragraphs, and use lists rather than dense passages of text when appropriate.
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After the closing of TB Productions, Marino's creative producing career flourished on short form assignments with directors like Ang Lee, Alejandro Gonzalez Inñaritu, Mark Romanek, Emmanuel Lubezki and Lance Acord. In 2007, Acord brought her on to run Park Pictures West in Los Angeles where she led them from a boutique spot shop to a top industry contender. Marino's work at Park earned an Emmy, multiple Cannes Film Lions, UK Shots awards and prestigious Cameraimage awards. At Park, she produced the indie feature PERMANENT with writer/director Colette Burson which stars Patricia Arquette and Rainn Wilson.
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Ekko Build
Purchase Order
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Threats to Ekko with this build
|Easily kited and the %health damage you deal will let you easily win trades or pick up kills.
|Easily kited and taken down. You cant kill him if he has his passive but you can pop it with ease.
Hi, I am Trodelor, a gold ranked player who plays with much higher elo players on several occasions. I have found this build for top lane Ekko to work incredibly well at dealing with the tank meta at hand because you can shred and kite the tanks while still being able to burst the damage dealers in the back if need be.
I like the magic penetration marks for more early damage, helps against the tanks you see every lane. Flat AP quints again are for damage output. Armor seals are a bit of a saving grace, they prevent a lot of damage you would take otherwise. For the glyphs you can utilize CDR for kiting, MR for dealing with things such as Kennen, Lulu, and Vlad, and scaling AP for easier lanes because they help you scale into late game without much worry.
I choose to go 21/9 to maximize the early damage potential Ekko has in the top lane. The extra attack speed from Fury is extremely helpful for auto attack trades and getting your passive proc. Arcane blade is the other must have in the build as it immensely increases your auto attack damage, more than most people expect.
Almost always start flask, you need the extra mana, and with no innate sustain in his kit the mini health pots are welcomed.
Rushing RoA is an every game thing. It not only gives you damage output but also grants a basis to start your tank foundation on with health and more mana to use your spells more frequently.
Next you go iceborn, it grants armor for extra tank stats, the sheen proc is incredibly important to your damage output as well as the slow field helping waveclear and kiting potential, CDR is what makes this build work for the most part, and more mana for the spells is always a bonus.
Following Iceborn i like to pick up an abyssal scepter. Lowering an enemies MR while bolstering your own is a great bonus as well as granting you additional AP. Note: Against and ap top laner like Kennen get the abyssal second because unless massively ahead you need the magic resist.
Follow that with a randuin's omen or banshee's veil depending on the enemy team composition. Fairly self explanatory.
Follow that with 1 of 3 items, Liandry's Torment, Rylai's Crystal Scepter, or a Will of the Ancients. All 3 items grant more survivability. Liandry's is for tank shred and more damage, Rylai's is for extra kiting if they have a heavy engage team, and Will grants you more sutain against a poke comp as well as max CDR.
For boots you have 3 choices in the top lane Ionian Boots (my favored) Mercury treads for the cc heavy lanes and Ninja Tabi for people like Irelia and the like.
Skill Sequence
Fairly self explanatory. Use the q for harass and max it first. Then the e for quick burst and more engage/disengage. Max w last as it is your least useful skill in most occasions. Put points in the ult whenever possible.
In lane your q provides amazing harass as well as the best way to proc your passive. if you hit someone with the q wait until it is about to come back, then quickly dash to them when it does netting you 3 procs and a free won trade with your passive. If you need to use your w make sure to time it correctly leading into the path you are forcing your enemy to take or in the path you are going down for the shield. Chronobreak is generally used for mobility in this build but is great for surviving fights or throwing out some heavy burst during one.
Ranked Play
People in ranked play do not expect the strength of ekko top. They will generally underestimate you and it will hurt them in lane. If someone knows how to play against you and how much damage you deal though, the lanes can be a bit harder to win and a lot more dependant on skill.
Pros / Cons
- Good Sustained Damage
- Great kiting
- Easy lane phase most of the time
- Strong roaming and teleport ganks or teamfighting
- Can be countered by heavy harass
- Needs time to scale and be its most effective
- Hard to solo carry, needs a team behind him to put in the most work
Team Work
To work with your team you can very easily synchronize roams tp ganks strong engages and several other things. This build makes Ekko an incredibly strong team fight force with all his AOE. Use communication to get a lead and snowball it for your team.
Unique Skills
Ekko has incredibly unique engage and disengage potential because of his passive e and w abilities. The passive grants an incredibly powerful slow to create picks or help destroy a backline while giving you a way to get out or keep going. The dash gives you the ability to land your other skills and proc your passive earlier while giving you your iceborn proc for more damage and slow, the blink can also be extremely useful for engaging over walls or popping your w stun/shield. The extreme range of the w can be great for catching people off guard with long range engages, following those up with your stun and slow as you have your shield all charged up while your team gets a lot of free damage on the board.
Farming is incredibly easy just dont eat a lot of harass and if you do utilize your q and passive procs to farm.
Ekko top is a very strong build that grants a lot of utility as well as damage to a team composition. He fits in best with a heavy engage or pick oriented team where he can really shine. He also has great turret pushing potential if you need to split push down some objectives. Never underestimate this pick, it can be a force to be reckoned with.


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Mississippi Author/Writer Rick DeStefanis writes below about the motivation behind his award winning Vietnam War Stories.
A military veteran and former paratrooper who served with the 82nd Airborne Division from 1970 to 1972, Rick brings a wide variety of life experiences to his writing. While his Southern Fiction, such as his novel Tallahatchie, is qualified by his lifelong residence in the South, it is his military expertise that informs his Vietnam War Stories. These include Melody Hill, the award-winning novel The Gomorrah Principle and Raeford's MVP. An avid outdoorsman, Rick lives in rural northern Mississippi with his wife Janet, five cats and three dogs. And when he's not fishing or photographing critters, he writes. Learn more at his Amazon Author Page.
Rick DeStefanis Writes About The Word Hunter and Vietnam War Stories
I write what I know. I grew up in the South. Therefore I write about the South. And though I write fiction, my stories are true reflections of my experiences and the people I have known. Writing southern fiction without denying the truth requires care, inasmuch as it can easily offend those we love. Southern writers seldom cross that line with cheap exhibitionism, while mimics from other parts of the country do so regularly. When I laugh and cry, it is not at or about my fellow southerners, but with them.
I served as a paratrooper in the military, and although I am not a combat veteran, I know the Vietnam era and have many personal friends who served in that war. After jump school at Fort Benning I was separated from most of my classmates and friends who went either to the 173rd Airborne Brigade or the 101st Airborne in the Republic of Vietnam while I was ordered to the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg. It was one of the greatest disappointments of my life, and despite later assurances from those friends who said my assignment was a tremendous stroke of good fortune, to this day I regret missing that experience.
Upon their return, many of my buddies rejoined me at Fort Bragg. While I had gone through extensive and continuous training on every weapons system, sniper, recon, and much more, they had stared the beast in the eye for a year. Most of them could talk openly with me about their experiences (usually after a few glasses of bourbon), but none would speak about them to anyone outside the military. And when I offered to write their stories as actual nonfiction accounts, each one to a man refused. They did so for two reasons: one was that they did not want to relive those horrific experiences. The second was that they were humble heroes, who had left behind some of our buddies in those mountainous jungles. In other words, I never fully understood their reasoning, but they felt unqualified to speak for those we lost.
With these men in mind, as well as all veterans who have given of themselves for their country, I attempt to produce the best Vietnam War Stories possible. And as with my southern fiction, when I write Vietnam War fiction, it is with the knowledge that I am telling the stories of these men with an unvarnished truth that reflects their experiences. They deserve that.
The Gomorrah Principle, by Rick DeStefanis is a riveting tale written with the skill and precision. In this genre blend, DeStefanis proves that he is a force to be reckoned with in the literary world. The plot is well crafted, and the pacing is spot-on. Once people read it, I think word of mouth will make DeStefanis a must-read for anyone who enjoys recent history, war stories, mysteries, and romance.
—Judge, 22nd Annual Writer's Digest Book Awards
|The Gomorrah Principle is the winner of the prestigious Readers' Favorite 2014 Silver Medal Award for military fiction.
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Wasn't aware that Jagged Edge regrouped, have a single out, and have even released a video for it but alright then. Good for them. But do we care……
And by the way, their latest album, 'The Remedy', is currently in stores right now! It came out this past Tuesday, June 21st. Check out "Flows Through My Veins".
Hmmmmm….. I'm still thinking…. Okay, so the single is actually pretty good.
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Destination Devonport this May
News, Views, and Information from the Village by the Sea – Devonport.
Hello and welcome to this month's account of what has been happening in the wonderful seaside village of Devonport.
We're about to see some major re-developments in and around the village, which will have significant long term positive impact on the town, once we are past the disruptive construction phase.
1. Marine Square and the wharf boardwalk.
It has been some time since the original resource consent application, for the marine square re-development, was heard. As you may recall the commissioners accepted the marine square car parking portion of the proposal but rejected the boardwalk portion. Council saw the boardwalk as a vital part of the total wharf upgrade, and rightly so, so appealed the decision to the Environment Court. The Devonport Business Association was a party to the appeal, and personally I found the process fascinating. As a result, the application was granted and the works will now proceed. The wharf upgrade is a vital component in Auckland's public transport plans with over 1.7 million people passing through the wharf building each year. Of the three major forms of public transport, rail, bus and ferry, ferries continue to be largely overlooked and underinvested, although there are early signs that this may be changing.
2. New Library Building
Although the design process has been contentious and fraught with conflicting opinions, the effect of seeing a new public building take shape will have significant positive impact on the public psyche. For too long Devonport has been overlooked and there has been a lack of investment in its public amenities. This is now changing, and in no small part because of the amalgamated Auckland City. There certainly is more opportunity with a larger population base. We look forward to the new building serving the people of Devonport well for the next 50+ years.
3. Clarence Street Upgrade
Clarence Street, off Victoria Road, in the centre of the main street, has been on
Council's agenda for some time. The plans have been drawn up and approved, the funds were available (or so we were lead to believe) but somehow the project was stalled. So now, after several years of inactivity, it appears that it is all systems go. The new upgrade will greatly benefit the Depot Artspace and the Community House and the businesses in the area.
4. 27 Lake Road
Although not technically a re-development, the Devonport community now has a sense of certainty as to the future of the Lake Road site. After being in public ownership for many years, and currently occupied by a recycling facility, together with a timber yard and garden centre, the site was under consideration for potential sale by Council. Thankfully council listened to the concerns of the people and this very valuable strategic asset will remain in public ownership. The issue does however create the opportunity for robust debate as to how best use the land. We have said that we want to keep it, so now let's talk about how it should be best used.
There are many very positive aspects of Devonport that we must cherish and protect but there also remain many challenges and undeveloped opportunities. The challenges of Lake Road must be addressed, parking issues remain, and the state of our footpaths is a health and safety concern. So we still have plenty of work to do in the months and years ahead.
Cheers for now - Eddie de Heer.
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Eschatology (from the Greek ta eschata) literally means "the study of the last things." It is a branch of theology that focuses on what has traditionally been called the Four Last Things, individually (death, judgment, heaven, hell) and universally (Second Coming of Christ, the resurrection of the dead, general judgment, the end of the world).
Human beings will experience, individually, the end of their own earthly life, and then, at a time known to God alone, the entire world (and physical universe) will meet its own end as well. The first 'four last things' occur when the person dies and the second 'four last things' happen at the end of the world. Each man and woman on earth, since the time of Adam and Eve, has or will experience death. Genesis
2:17 states that death is the penalty for sin, and since we have all sinned in one way or another, then all of us must die someday (Romans 5:12).
What happens after death? Particular judgment occurs immediately after the person dies. Philosophically and theologically, once the immortal soul leaves the mortal body, there is death. The dead body begins to incur rigor mortis and finally putrefaction (decay and decomposition). The soul, however, since it is immortal, cannot stay on a physical place like Earth without a physical body. Particular judgment happens instantaneously when death occurs. Jesus Christ appears, but not as Savior and Redeemer as He did on earth on Good Friday; rather, He appears as Judge of the living and the dead. The dead person is judged by the life he or she lived on earth.
Avoiding sin (keeping the commandments) is only half the mission every human person is given by God. The other half is doing good. What did the person do in life? It is not enough to say, "I did not kill," or "I did not steal," or "I did not commit adultery," even though avoiding those things and any sin for that matter is a good thing. Matthew 25:31–46 tells the parable in which Jesus is compared to a shepherd with a flock of sheep and goats. The sheep are placed on the right, and the goats on the left. Those on the right go to heaven, those on the left are sent to hell. What determines if you are a goat or a sheep? That same passage explicitly shows that the sheep are those who took care of others (friends, neighbors, and strangers), while the goats are those who ignored the needs of others. Jesus says to the goats in this section of Matthew's Gospel, "'I was hungry and you gave me nothing to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink, I was a stranger and you did not invite me in, naked and you did not clothe me, sick and in prison and you did not visit me.' They also will answer, 'Lord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty or a stranger or naked or sick or in prison, and did not help you?' He will reply, 'I tell you the truth, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.' Then they will go away to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life."
Sins of omission, such as neglecting the corporal and spiritual works of mercy are incriminating evidence that you are a goat and will be placed on the left to be cast into hell. People often think their salvation is assured, so there's no need to "do good" as long as they have faith and, at most, avoid committing sin. Matthew 25, however, mentions no quiz on what people believe; rather, they are judged on whether or not they have put faith into practice.
Catholicism teaches that at particular judgment, one of three verdicts occurs. One is the worst-case scenario: an evil and immoral person who has not only committed a mortal sin and is unrepentant, but has also neglected to help others. That person is condemned to hell. The other alternative is the best-case scenario; a good and holy person who has kept the commandments; lived a moral, virtuous, and holy life; and has consistently helped stranger and friend alike is rewarded with the joy of heaven.
A third or middle possibility is that the person is not bad enough to go to hell but also not good enough to go directly to heaven. Their sins have been forgiven on earth but there is still some attachment to sin (they have fond memories of some of their sins). They need some cleansing (purgation); hence, they go to purgatory before going to heaven. Everyone in purgatory is absolutely guaranteed to go to heaven, but they must first remove any and all attachment to sin before walking through the pearly gates.


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We are just at the threshold of Christmas, a great event which – if we welcome it – is capable of changing our lives. A story by Tolstoy which I learned from Pope Benedict XVI helps me to share the light and life that springs from Christmas: Leo Tolstoy, the Russian writer, tells in a short story of a harsh sovereign who asked his priests and sages to show him God so that he might see him. The wise men were unable to satisfy his desire. Then a shepherd, who was just coming in from the fields, volunteered to take on the task of the priests and sages. From him the king learned that his eyes were not good enough to see God.
When we hear the familiar Nativity story from Luke's Gospel, we often forget that the shepherds who heard the angels' message went back to being shepherds afterwards. They may have had a privileged, beatific, empowering encounter with the newborn Messiah; they may have been some of the first evangelists in history; they surely left the experience with a newfound joy that swallowed up all other emotions they felt for days thereafter. But, when all was said and done, they went back to being shepherds.
Pope Francis provided the European Parliament with a grim diagnosis about the state of Europe when he spoke to the body Nov. 25. (See story on Page 13.) The continent, he said, is like an aging grandmother who is no longer fertile or vibrant. (Actually, we do know many vibrant grandmothers.) In glorifying individual rights, Europe is disregarding the right to life and treating some people as objects who can be discarded, "mere cogs in a machine." The selfish live opulent lifestyles and are indifferent to the suffering of the poor. Multinational corporations form "unseen empires" of economic power, and religious minorities are persecuted.
Bicker. Bicker. Bicker. During recent years, people began snapping at each other, debating what greeting should be exchanged during this holiday season. It used to be "Merry Christmas." Now, with our influx of people from other countries, plus those who have stepped away from their Christian faith, "Merry Christmas" is often frowned upon. Various countries – especially those in the Nordic lands where it is dark for so many months – have their special hailings too. Now conversations, radio programs, schools are caught up in the proper seasonal words to use. What if the person is Jewish? Or maybe Muslim? Or maybe they do not celebrate this season at all. The fear of offending them is thrashed around in search of political correctness.
For the last three years I have faced insistent questioning from my 11-year-old daughter Sophie about whether there is a Santa. Her sense of hopeful wonder has been struggling mightily against the majority of her classmates and their clear certainty about the ruse. As we talked this through, I told her about a wonderful story I have always loved. It was about a similar child who, upon hearing from classmates that Santa was fictional, fled to his matter-of-fact grandmother for the truth. His grandmother never sugar-coated anything, and he secretly feared she would support his classmates. Instead, she insisted that Santa did exist and took little David to a general store to prove it.
At both the first creation and the new creation, the Bible records the presence of the Holy Spirit. Even before God created light, the author of Genesis tells of "a wind from God" sweeping over the face of the waters (Genesis 1.2). At the Annunciation, Mary, puzzled that she should give birth to "the Son of the Most High" while a virgin, was informed by the angel Gabriel "the Holy Spirit will come upon you" (Luke 1.35). Mary, as is often noted, is the new Eve whose obedience overcomes the disobedience of the first Eve. St. Irenaeus in the second century described this as Mary untying the knot of disobedience that had been tied by Eve, an image that has recently gained new currency through Pope Francis' championing of devotion to Our Lady, Undoer of
I love the Christmas season. I love it for the lights and music and excited anticipation I see in my grandchildren and every other child but mostly because the divine love given to us in the incarnation fills my heart. Such a love is unfathomable. All I can do is take in its warmth. God made man. God is with us. I feel sad for those who have not had an encounter with Christ, do not know or love him, and who do not live within the nurture of the Church. At best, Christmas for the unbeliever is superficial traditions, unfocused songs of vague sentimentality and a silly flaccid caricature of St. Nicholas we all know as Santa Claus. The world often refers to the true meaning of Christmas but rejects the true meaning of the incarnation.
"I'm dreaming of a (insert your favourite word here) Christmas, just like the ones I used to know . . .". My wish would be to insert the word "sane" if my Christmas dream was to come true. Don't get me wrong. I absolutely love the Christmas season. But a "sane" Christmas would mean less hustle and bustle, no crowded parking lots at chain stores, no pressure to find the "perfect (store-bought) gift," and fewer guilty feelings about leaving my ecological values aside in the rush to encourage the "Christmas spirit."
The mysterious man walked into the church after Communion, loudly announced, "Ebola is God's punishment" and then left. There are two problems here (three, if you include his lack of respect for people at worship and for the God they worship) – bad theology and racism. To say people suffer because God is punishing them for their sins is a quick, easy and idiotic judgment. This is not to say that God does not care about evil. If God loves good, he must hate evil. God is passionately concerned about each person and whether he or she chooses good or evil. Scripture, both New and Old Testaments, includes several accounts of people who were punished for turning away from God.
Spiritual literature has always highlighted the primordial struggle between good and evil, and this has generally been conceived of as a war, a spiritual battle. Thus, as Christians, we have been warned that we must be vigilant against the powers of Satan and various other forces of evil. We've fought these powers not just with prayer and private moral vigilance but with everything from holy water, to exorcisms, to a dogmatic avoidance of everything to do with the occult, the paranormal, alchemy, astrology, spiritualism, séances, witchcraft, sorcery and Ouija boards. For Christians, these were seen as dangerous venues through which malevolent spirits could enter our lives and do us harm. Scripture does, seemingly, warn us about these things. It tells us that for our world to come to its completion and fulfillment Christ must first triumph over all the powers that oppose God. For that to happen, Christ has to first vanquish and destroy death, darkness, evil, the powers of hell, the powers of Satan and various "thrones, dominions, principalities and powers."


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Continuous Coaxial Cable Sensors for Monitoring of RC Structures with Electrical Time Domain Reflectometry
This study was aimed at developing and validating a new type of coaxial cable sensors that can be used to detect cracks or measure strains in reinforced concrete (RC) structures. The new sensors were designed based on the change in outer conductor configuration under strain effects in contrast to the geometry-based design in conventional coaxial cable sensors. Both numerical simulations and calibration tests with strain gauges of a specific design of the proposed cables were conducted to study the cables' sensitivity. Four designs of the proposed type of sensors were then respectively mounted near the surface of six 3-foot-long RC beams. They were tested in bending to further validate the cables' sensitivity in concrete members. The calibration test results generally agree with the numerical simulations. They showed that the proposed sensors are over 10~50 times more sensitive than conventional cable sensors. The test results of the beams not only validate the sensitivity of the new sensors but also indicate a good correlation with the measured crack width.
Recommended Citation
G. Chen et al., "Continuous Coaxial Cable Sensors for Monitoring of RC Structures with Electrical Time Domain Reflectometry," Proceedings of the 10th SPIE Annual Symposium on Smart Structures and Materials, SPIE -- The International Society for Optical Engineering, Sep 2003.
The definitive version is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.482687
Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering
Second Department
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Third Department
Materials Science and Engineering
Keywords and Phrases
Coaxial Cables; Continuous Sensors; Crack Sensors; Electrical Time Doman Reflectometry; Reflection Coefficient; Strain Sensors
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Article - Conference proceedings
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It's again been a struggle to get any bench time this month, far too much going on socially and domestically plus the mojo has taken a bit of a bashing. Mostly due to me over thinking things, you know what I mean. Anyway I've finally got round to starting the base, as this is an important step in the builds progress I wanted to get this sorted before weathering the goat.
My idea is an elevated base with an agricultural look to it. I came up with the idea of a drainage ditch so started with the plaster culvert and went from there. Foam board was used for the base as it's very easy to cut and glue. I also added some tamiya diorama brick sheeting for the retaining wall. I'm planning on adding some corn stalks in the left hand far corner and a barbed wire fence along the front of the raised section. This should hopefully give it that agricultural look. Lots still to do but at least I'm at the bench!


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IE icon in taskbar got disabled after windows update
My laptop is only 4 days old. The IE9 icon in the taskbar was working properly meaning if I click the icon it will launch a webpage and if I pressed it again it will launch another webpage (the icon in the taskbar then get stacked up which is correct).
Unfortunately after a windows update on my laptop, this feature doesn't work anymore. When I click the icon it will open a webpage but if I click it again the webpage CLOSES! No matter how many times I click the icon in the taskbar it won't launch another webpage.
The IE in the start menu works fine and it will open as many webpages as I like but not in the taskbar (I have unpinned and repinned but to no difference)
I have even done a system restore back to the earliest date possible but the problem has not been reverted. How to I fix it?
Thanks in advance.
I don't think the problem has anything to do with the IE software because the Google Chrome icon also has the same problem in my taskbar.
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|01 Apr 2012
64-bit Windows 10 Pro
Hello SevenBeginner, and welcome to Seven Fourms.
Not sure why it was doing that before, but by default when you click on the pinned IE9 icon on the taskbar, it will open one instance of IE9. Clicking on the IE9 icon again will just show you it's taskbar thumbnail preview with more than on IE9 instance or tab opened. If only one IE9 and/or tab is open, the clicking on the icon will minimize/unminimize the window.
However, you could open another tab in IE9.
You could also right click on the pinned IE9 icon on the taskbar, and click on Internet Explorer in the jump list to open another instance of IE9.
Hope this helps,
|My System Specs
|01 Apr 2012
Hello SevenBeginner, and welcome to Seven Fourms.
Not sure why it was doing that before
but by default when you [left] click on the pinned IE9 icon on the taskbar, it will open one instance of IE9.
Clicking on the IE9 icon again will just show you it's taskbar thumbnail preview.
However, you could open another tab in IE9.
You could also right click on the pinned IE9 icon on the taskbar, and click on Internet Explorer in the jump list to open another instance of IE9.
|My System Specs
|01 Apr 2012
Windows 10 Education 64 bit
I'm with Brink on this one. The way its always worked for me is , click it once and it opens IE, click it again and it just minimizes the open window. To launch a second instance I just hold the shift key down and then click the ICON. Clicking the little square next to an open tab should open another tab.
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The College of Business offers three levels of degrees in various concentrations.
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The General Business program gives students a well-rounded knowledge in business. Courses in the General Business program help students evaluate business systems and manage complex projects. The Management/Leadership program prepares students to be leaders in different organizations. With the Management/Leadership degree, students have the skills to manage professional relationships and communicate in different settings.
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London, United Kingdom (PressExposure) August 14, 2015 -- Online men's underwear store VOCLA has expanded from underwear into the swimwear category. The swimwear selection includes 150 styles of swimming briefs, trunks and swim shorts in a wide range of colours, styles, designs, materials and technological advancements. VOCLA has focused on this season's swimwear trends which include short leg swim shorts, retro designs, padded pouches and bold colours. The swimwear styles have been sourced from around the globe from four niche designer brands: Andrew Christian, ADDICTED, 2eros and Supawear.
Andrew Christian, based in Los Angeles, is an established and popular US brand, well known for their underwear. Andrew Christian has a range of colourful limited edition swimwear with neon trims that glow bright under black fluorescent lighting, perfect for a pool party. Andrew Christian also offers a range of technologies which provide additional comfort to the swimwear.
ADDICTED swimwear is one of the fastest growing European swimwear brands. Based in Barcelona, the brand has a range of bold and vibrant Spanish designs, which are often paired with their 'Pack Up' technology which provides a padded pouch. Earlier in the year, ADDICTED doubled their swimwear range, launching a campaign with Bel Ami to promote the 2015 collection. 2eros is an Australian swimwear brand with a range of trendy beachwear designs made with top quality materials and with an eye for detail. 2eros specialize in retro short leg swim shorts and floral patterned swim briefs.
Supawear, a sister brand of 2eros, focuses on funky superhero inspired designs which are aimed at a younger demographic. Supawear aims to put the fun back into swimwear with its brightly coloured designs and despite being established in only 2012, it has already become a popular brand.
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Price Uncertainty and Consumer Search: A Structural Model of Consideration Set Formation
We offer an econometric framework that models consumer's consideration set formation as an outcome of her costly information search behavior. Because frequently purchased products are characterized by frequent price promotions of varying depths of discounts, a consumer faces significant uncertainty about the prices of the brands. The consumers engage in a fixed-sample search strategy that results in their discovering the posted prices of a subset of the available brands. This subset is referred to as the consumer's "consideration set." The proposed model is estimated using the scanner data set for liquid detergents. Our key empirical results are: (i) consumers zincur significant search costs to discover the posted prices of the brands; (ii) whereas in-store displays and feature ads do not influence consumers' quality perceptions of the brands, they significantly reduce search costs for observing the prices of the brands; (iii) per capita income of consumer's household significantly increases her search costs; and (iv) the consumers' price sensitivity is seriously underestimated if we were to assume that consumers get to know all the posted prices at zero cost. The proposed model is also estimated for the ketchup category to enable us to do cross-category comparisons of consumers' price search behavior
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Volume (Year): 22 (2003)
Issue (Month): 1 (June)
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Utilizing the latest in thin-film vacuum deposition technology, Dontech's CAR-Series and VC1-IM-Series index-matched ITO coatings on glass filters provide exceptional optical and electrically conductive properties. For high-end display programs, CAR-Series coatings are index-matched to air and VC1-IM-Series coatings are index-matched to lamination to optimize display contrast (e.g., sunlight readability) while providing EMI/RFI shielding and/or transparent heating. Dontech's index-matched ITO coatings are used in demanding military, medical, industrial, and avionic applications.
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Last weekend was Calgary's annual Comic & Entertainment Expo! There were a ton of new booths this year, with everything from web comics to jewellery! So here are 5 great horror finds I stumbled upon this year.
Canada's #1 magazine in horror came to visit us in Calgary for the third year in a row, and this time brought with them their new book, "Rue Morgue Magazine's 200 Alternative Horror Films You Need To See". In it they have everything from zombies to slashers, old to new, from foreign to American. 17 movies get a full page spotlight featuring them, including interviews with the directors about the film.
Also included are multiple top 10 lists, such as, "10 Gore Films You Need To See", "10 Alternative Vampire Films You Need To See", and of course, "10 So Awful They're Amazing Horror Films You Need To See". This is a great addition for any horror fan looking to expand their horror horizons!
Yep, you read that right. This is a movie that was filmed in Regina, Saskatchewan, and is part of a film contest with Cinecoup. This is a Canadian contest featuring diff
erent independently made movies, all vying for $1,000,000 in funding and a distribution deal with Cineplex Odeon Cinemas.
Alcoholic cop Lou Garou is investigating some shenanig
ans in the forest one night, when he is attacked by a werewolf. After that, Lou's feeling like he's in a permanent hangover until one full moon, when he transforms. The best part about Lou's transformation though, (which involves his skin tearing off to reveal his new wolf self) is that his uniform stays perfectly intact, making him (You got this guys)- WOLFCOP!
If this film gets it's funding from the contest, I think it should be added into Rue Morgue's, "10 So Awful They're Amazing Horror Films You Need To See".
Check out the Wolfcop trailer here: wolfcop.com
3. Zombie Survivor
5km run? I'm not a runner, not my thing. I prefer chips!
5km with an obstacle course? Slightly more interesting, though 5km
is still a ways…
5km run, with obstacle course and ZOMBIES you have to run from and avoid?! Ok 5km could be done!!
Zombie Survivor is just that, a 5km run & course with zombies! At the start of the race you're given 3 flags, which are your lives. You must get through the race and course while the zombies try and eat your brains (and take your flags).
Tickets are still available but selling quickly, you can buy tickets to be either a runner or a zombie, or get a combined package where you can do both. This is a one day event on July 20th, in Cochrane, Alberta. It's a great way to get in shape while also preparing for the zombie apocalypse!
4. GRIMM FAIRY TALES by Zenescope
While I know that the Grimm Fairy Tales have been around fo
r awhile, I hadn't looked into them until visiting their booth at the expo. For those of you who haven't seen them before, here's a quick rundown:
Grimm Fairy Tales started back in June 2005, and are loosely based on the original Grimm Fairy Tales. Generally each issue has 2 stories in 1, a "fairy tale" world, and the "real" world, where the stories run parallel to one another.
In the end, each character learns a life lesson (though these aren't your after school special type situations!). Add in a little gore, violence and some scantily clad fairy tale characters, and you've got Grimm Fairy Tales! A great way to pay homage to the original stories (Not the Disneyfied ones).
Zenescope Website can be found Here.
Monica S Kuebler, one of the editors from Rue Morgue brings us the first book in her series about a girl named Mills Millhatten who discovers one day that she is a Bleeder- someone who's blood sustains the Nosferatu. After being kidnapped by vampires, Mills searches for a friend in this new and dark world, trying to survive long enough to find her way out.
Bleeder was released as an online book, and gained the popularity from many fans, who, after begging for a sequel, are finally getting one. Ruler, the books sequel, will be out this September. Monica has also written a novella entitled Letters From New York, which continues the story of Mills after the end of the first book. This is more of a teen read, but coming from the mind of Ms Kuebler, it promises just as much gore and violence as an adult oriented book.
You can go HERE for any other news for Bleeder.
Stay tuned for my piece on THE WALKING DEAD panel, with Stephen Yuen and Melissa McBride!
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