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Let ye know now the true Good Shepard that ye seek.
Let a mystery be given unto ye to know the times in which I shall do these things.
1 And I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals, and I heard, as it were the noise of thunder, one of the four cbeasts saying, Come and see.
2 And I saw, and behold a white horse: and he that sat on him had a bow; and a crown was given unto him: and he went forth conquering, and to conquer.
3 And when he had opened the asecond seal, I heard the second beast say, Come and see.
4 And there went out another horse that was red: and power was given to him that sat thereon to take apeace from the earth, and that they should kill one another: and there was given unto him a great sword.
5 And when he had opened the third seal, I heard the third beast say, Come and see. And I beheld, and lo a black horse; and he that sat on him had a pair of balances in his hand.
6 And I heard a voice in the midst of the four beasts say, A measure of wheat for a penny, and three measures of barley for a penny; and see thou hurt not the oil and the wine.
7 And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see.
8 And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with asword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth.
Let it be known the first four seals to be broken also represent the four horsemen of the apocalyse, let it be known the whitehorse represents the deciever whom shall bring forth the world war to come he that is the Antichrist the king over the antichrists.
Let it be known that the world war will bring pestilence, famine and death. That those whom die in it shall be taken to Hell for they died in their sins. Death comes and Hades follows soon after.
Let ye know also the ecomony shall collapse for a time and a new system come out of the ruins having power of the first system of beast, in which money shall no longer be the way but a new system shall come of simlar design.
Behold I am He whom spoke these things to John the revelator and showed him the things to come and now I translate it for you so ye may know when I begin to break the Seal. Know this all those whom have pretended to be Me shall have great woes in times to come as the Seals are broken and if they repent not Hell shall have them. Many have spoken in my name without my authority and corrupted the field with their poisons.
I am the Truth the Light and the Life no man women nor child goeth unto the Father but by me, I am the bridge to the eternitys there is no future beyond Hell outside coming through me. Man is bound and destined for condemnation and eternal suffering I have offered the world and those whom would believe and follow the example and be humble in doing so a alternative outcome.
Hell is all around you your universe is the realm of darkness the Light holds it back for a time, the spirit is protected while in the body but the body is also corrupt and binding to the spirit. Many whom have died did not go to good places very few even make it to the place of waiting and none but a few have seen Heaven.
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Pakistan didn't produce a win against India for their supporters, but they didn't give in without a fight
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August 21, 2012
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On the list of human desires, the ability to see the future ranks right up there with renewable energy and the fountain of youth. This is easily enough to get one excited about international Under-19 cricket, which offers a reliable glimpse of things to come in the game. In Pakistan especially, where promising teenagers are often fast-tracked into the Test side, U-19 cricket has a healthy reputation for unearthing future gems.
Fans of a certain vintage will recall an Australian U-19 side that visited Pakistan in 1981 for a three-match series, which was dominated by the batting of Saleem Malik and Ramiz Raja. No one had heard of these two lads before, but their stroke-making suggested they ought soon to be able to hold their own against the best international sides of the day, and of course they lived up to that promise. In later years Inzamam-ul-Haq, Mushtaq Ahmed, Abdul Razzaq, Shoaib Malik, Umar Gul, and Azhar Ali first came to light through U-19 cricket.
A major source of pleasure and thrills has been the U-19 World Cup, in which Pakistan has frequently excelled, reaching the final on four occasions and winning the title twice - a better record than the national side has managed in the adult equivalent. Combined with live television coverage, this has elevated the U-19 tournament to the status of an important competition that attracts wide local attention.
To be sure, the buzz for the tournament's 2012 edition was slow to build. On television, it was overshadowed by the London Olympics, and the league stage happened to coincide with Ramadan, the holy month of daytime fasting, when a general torpor descends on the populace. Still, Pakistan's results kept making the local news, and they were impressive: a series win over Australia during a pre-tournament warm-up; and emphatic wins over Afghanistan, Scotland and New Zealand to secure the top spot in Group B.
Aficionados realised that victory for Pakistan in their final group match - against New Zealand on August 16 - would set up a quarter-final clash with India. This was inevitably viewed with substantial anxiety, but also with a good deal of hope and anticipation.
Pakistan's batting had clicked consistently, which left a significant impression, because it isn't something the fans are used to. There was also the weight of history: in six previous U-19 World Cup clashes against India, Pakistan had won five. During the tournament final in 2006, they even defended a total of 109, at one point reducing India to 9 for 6 in reply. An added twist was that the 2012 quarter-final would fall on Eid, the festival of celebration marking the end of Ramadan. Expectations were heightened by the possibility of a special gift from the boys.
Although Eid is supposed to be an auspicious occasion, this year its arrival was anything but. On the eve of the festival, high-level terror alerts were sounded for all major cities of the country. Militant groups had threatened coordinated attacks in urban areas with improvised explosive devices; this is an ongoing menace in Pakistan, but this time the association with Eid made it particularly jarring. Late in the evening, mobile phone service was suspended in Lahore and Karachi as a security measure.
All this was bad enough, but a few hours later, in the small hours of the morning, came news to sour the mood further. Pakistan had chosen to bat against India in bowler-friendly conditions, and promptly lost two wickets in the first over. Their eventual total of 136 was not exactly the gift we had anticipated. Nevertheless, Pakistan fans held their breath when India started poorly, losing 3 for 8. People went off for Eid prayers, fervently pleading for an Indian collapse, but instead they were granted a couple of solid partnerships.
Just when we had given up all hope, the present finally arrived. Not in the form of victory but an expression of honest effort. In the dying moments, the boys collected their flagging spirits and channelled them into one last assault, removing four wickets in the space of seven runs.
Harmeet Singh, the talented Indian lad who held his nerve and scored the winning runs, was identified as a potential future irritant for Pakistan, as was Baba Aparajith, the Player of the Match. From Pakistan, Babar Azam, who top-scored with a mature and composed captain's knock, and Ehsan Adil, who had an impressive all-round display, stood out as hopes for the future, perhaps even the near-future, such as the tour to South Africa later this year.
Pakistan may have been knocked out, but the spiritually inclined have still thanked the Lord, and others have savoured the inherent instability of youth cricket, with its abrupt transitions. Every Pakistani would have preferred a win, of course, but there is still general consensus that in fighting hard to the very last breath the boys had done well, and both nations had reason to be proud.
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Since the beginning of time, mothers and fathers have calmed children at night with gentle music. With A Child's Prayer, LDS children will internalize gospel messages as they fall asleep at night. Familiar Primary songs teach children about the plan of salvation. Soothing arrangements help children calm down and prepare to go to sleep. Use at bedtime, naptime, or even on a Sunday morning to calm children as they prepare for church. With beautiful voices and instruments of well-known LDS music artists, A Child's Prayer is perfect for any family with little children.
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Great music for children of all ages.
by Nancy - reviewed on October 31, 2008
I loved this music so much I have it on my ipod and listen to it at work. It is very soothing to the mind, and sole. My children enjoy it.
wonderful way for kids to fall asleep
by Alisa A. - reviewed on December 02, 2012
A few of my children have enjoyed falling to sleep to this CD. I am trying to find a christmas version or something new as this one is loved but so familiar now.
Really well done
by Tracy - reviewed on March 05, 2007
Beautiful, soothing music brings the Spirit and helps my daughter go to sleep.
Kids Favorite Bedtime CD!
by Amber - reviewed on September 26, 2008
I absolutely love this CD, and so do my kids, ages 6 and 3. They've learned the words to some of the songs (studies show you can learn lyrics and lines even while sleeping), and the music is so soothing and relaxing that it always helps them relax much faster at bedtime than they used to. I would recommend this to anyone with a baby or older!!!
Not just for children
by Customer - reviewed on September 23, 2008
These may be lullabies but it is such peaceful music. If I want to feel the Spirit all I have to do is put in this CD. Love it! One of my children, 12 yr old boy, sometimes has a hard time going to sleep. I put this in a CD player for him and it helps him relax. Just don't tell his friends! Great background music for Sunday i.e. if things are hectic around your house when getting ready for church. I've had this on when we're getting ready and things were more peaceful.
perfect for bedtime or anytime!
by Kristin - reviewed on January 08, 2007
After listening to the sound bites on this website, I knew we had to have this CD! My daughters (ages 3 and 7) and I love it! Many of the songs are lullabies that I used to sing to them as babies, and they are sung in a low enough (i.e. normal!) range that the average grown-up can sing along. Very soothing and beautiful. The girls listen to it at bedtime every night, but I sneak it out to play in the house when we need to feel the peace of the Spirit. If you buy one 'church' music CD this year for your kids, make it this one!
Best lullaby CD out there!
by Maren - reviewed on December 07, 2007
This has got to be the best lullaby CD out there anywhere. We received this as a gift when our third child was born a year ago, and it is FAR superior to any other lullaby CD we own. It is so essential that we pack it and a portable CD player whenever we travel. It is very soothing and, after what feels like hearing it millions of times, I still love it.
Every parent should have this for their young child!!
by Lotus - reviewed on November 22, 2006
Since my daughter was born, she has been listening to music. We had a CD that she listened to every night and it finally wore out. I happened to see this one day and ordered it right away. She has been listening to it every night when she goes to sleep and Sunday mornings. We both love it. It makes her feel safe at night and it calms her down.
beautiful, relaxing, perfect.
by Jill - reviewed on February 02, 2007
I listened to the sound clips online and was SO excited to hear the whole CD. It shipped super fast and was so worth every dime. The music is slow and relaxing, the Spirit is present. My 3 year old daughter saw the picture on the CD and her eyes sparkled, she wanted to listen to it right away...this was 8 a.m. I came up to check on her 20 minutes later - she was asleep on the couch! Love the music choice, the voice talent, when is the sequel coming out?
beautiful songs
by Monica - reviewed on October 22, 2008
This is a very beautiful collection
Nice variety...also very relaxing
by Martha - reviewed on November 26, 2007
We really enjoy this CD. There is a good variety of styles which is really nice (ex. a couple of songs sound like country music). It is calming and soothing, and it relaxes our baby boy before bed or naptime. We play this CD back-to-back with Lullabies of Jesus by composers Melanie and Roger Hoffman which is longer and costs less.
Love it!
by Camilla - reviewed on June 08, 2011
This is the best CD ever! I use it every night for my daughter's bed time. I love the songs and how they're sung. Very calming.
It's like having angels sing your children to sleep.
by Robyn - reviewed on December 02, 2007
We received this as a gift about a year ago and it has since become a cherished bedtime cd. The choice of songs are excellent and it's one childrens cd that even I don't get tired of hearing. The ethereal music and beautiful voices are so comforting.
by Customer - reviewed on May 31, 2008
I LOVE this CD. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants something soft playing in the background when your child is awake or getting ready to nod off to sleep. Creates a clam environment and my 4 month old completely relaxes when I have it on. LOVE IT!
by Customer - reviewed on September 30, 2008
This is one of our favorite CDs.
Very Soothing CD
by Rachel - reviewed on October 22, 2008
This CD is a beautiful collection of primary songs; the singer is soothing and very relaxing. I use it to put my kids to bed at night, and even though I can't be sure if it helps them sleep, it certainly brings a good spirit in the home.
This cd has beautfiul music.
by Customer - reviewed on November 17, 2008
I was given this cd as a gift when I had my first child. I love it. The renditions of the children's songs are beautiful.
What a great reminder
by Amber - reviewed on January 25, 2009
My cousin and his wife's 6 month-old son Jacob, passed away from a birth defect. A family member gave them this CD when he died. My cousin used the songs from this album on a memorial video he made to play at the funeral. These songs touched the hearts of all who heard them. Any time I hear this album I think of Jacob and the life he had and lived. His birth defect caused severe problems and he had to have many surgeries. He never left the NICU, he never got to go home. Although he couldn't even breath on his own, every time I was near him, I could tell that he KNEW Heavenly Father loved him. He was happy just to have a body, even though nothing worked properly. This album reminds me that no matter what trials or situations Heavenly Father gives me in life, He still knows and loves me!
No more nightmares
by Customer - reviewed on October 25, 2010
My 5-yr. old was having bad dreams almost every night. In trying to find something to help her with this, I decided to put a CD player in her room and play lullaby music while she went to sleep. I already had this CD, but hadn't listened to it since my 2-yr. old was a baby. I put it in, and it worked like a charm! Both my 5-yr. old and my 3-yr. old (who share a room) settle down at night much more quickly now and it truly eliminated the "bad dreams" problem! I am so thankful for this gentle, beautiful music. My two girls now *make sure* I turn it on for them every night after being tucked into bed. They love it, and so do I.
Great calming CD
by Catherine - reviewed on June 07, 2010
I love listening to this is the car. It is very calming. It is great to calm everyone down. My daughter's favorite song is, "A Child's Prayer". She is disappointed that that is one of the few songs on this CD that is only instrumental. She would like to have a great voice version, too.
Bedtime Necessity
by Customer - reviewed on October 24, 2010
I received this as a gift at a baby shower three years ago and all of my kids go to sleep to it. My son doesn't like going to sleep without it, or other bedtime music. Now the CD I have is scratched and starts skipping on a song, so I need to buy a new one, but I absolutely love it and recommend it to anyone looking for a good, relaxing, uplifting bedtime CD, it just brings a wonderful spirit into our home when we are going to sleep.
Favorite for whole family!
by Rachael - reviewed on November 29, 2010
These are beautiful versions of Primary songs. Our whole family loves to listen to them any time of day (not just for bedtime). I highly recommend this peaceful music.
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The Ocean is old as fuck.
RIP PLATINUM VAGINA THREAD </3 | Watch my bullshit.
Ancient ruinous leftover from a bygone age comes in to ask why nobody remembers him anymore.
All of you asked for this, so here it is.
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Another about thread being derailed.
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I have a lot of old books: old cookbooks, home economics books, tool books, farming books, you name it. Many of the tips and recipes I share with you either come from these books (always cited!) or are inspired by them. We're headed back to a simpler way of life, and old books are a wonderful resource I learn from again and again. Imagine my excitement when I started reading in several old sources (an old science book, a book on pre-Civil War Virginia) about making a night-light from a horse chestnut! Naturally I had to try it!
The instructions from all sources were the same: Take a horse chestnut, prick the skin all over with small holes, and soak the chestnut for 12 hours in lamp oil. After the soaking, probe a hole into the center of the chestnut, insert a cotton wick, float the chestnut in a glass of water, and light! The chestnut lamp was guaranteed to stay lit all night! How could this not be fun to try out?
I had a bag of chestnuts leftover from Christmas that I never got a chance to roast, so I dug a few nuts out of the bag to try this out. I selected chestnuts that were decidedly flat on one side (another tip from days gone by) so the nut wouldn't roll over when placed in the glass of water. I tested each nut in a glass of water and they did, indeed, float.
A large needle served to prick a nut's skin all over with small holes, but since I didn't have any lamp oil on hand I soaked the nuts in canola oil, which I've read can be a substitute for lamp oil. I let them sit overnight and then moved on to the next step, which was to bore a hole into the center of the flat side, insert a cotton wick (I used a thick thread), float the transformed nut in a glass of water, and light the wick.
It certainly looked pretty! But I was really curious whether the nut would burn all night as promised, and serve as a safe light via flame (presumably the reason for floating the lit nut in water) all night.
Alas, neither nut lasted for more than about 10 minutes of burn-time (I tried one in water and one on a plate). Whether soaking the nuts in lamp oil would have made a difference I'm not sure. But it's worth a shot! In any event, it was a fun experiment and the next time I have lamp oil on hand, I'll give it a go again!


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Henrico Opens New Tourism Center
Kicking off "a year of 16 months," Henrico County officials this morning officially opened the Henrico County Tourist Information Center, located at the Dabbs House Museum at the Eastern Government Center on Nine Mile Road.
The center, which is one of 61 certified visitors center statewide, will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. The county intends to highlight its 2011 quadricentennial activities through the center and hopes to boost tourism as a result. Henrico is planning 11 featured events as part of its celebration, beginning with this year with the Oct. 16 Harvest Festival at Meadow Farm. {{more}} "It's our anniversary, and it's our party, and we wanted to get excited," Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Pat O'Bannon said during today's ceremony. O'Bannon, who also serves as the chairwoman of the county's 2011 advisory committee, said she hopes the center will spur increased visitor traffic to Henrico. "Tourism is our first stop on this journey," she said. The center features multi-media information about the county's history, historical sites, cultural opportunities and local attractions. A new display highlights four centuries of Henrico history on a timeline. Tours of the facility, which also includes rooms redecorated as they would have looked during the Civil War, also are available. The Dabbs House facility was built in 1820 and known as High Meadow. It later served as a Confederate hospital and as a military headquarters for General Robert E. Lee and then was purchased by the county in 1883 for use as an alms house for the poor. The Henrico Division of Police occupied the building from 1941 to 2005, before the county renovated it and reopened it in November 2008 as a museum. |
Strikers, Kickers form partnership
Citizen Staff Reports 12/03/2013
The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
Gettin' piggy with it at Henricus
Photo by Roger Walk for the Henrico Citizen 11/24/2013
Henricus Historical Park has a new, messy guest. Eleanor, a rare five-month-old Tamworth pig, was donated this month to the Chesterfield park by the Chesterfield County Farm Bureau as part of an effort to enhance the living history museum's partnership with the Virginia Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom. Eleanor and her livestock pig and goat neighbors at the park will be a special attraction for the schoolchildren and others who visit the Henricus Historical Park. Eventually, she will triple from her current 150-pound weight and grow to about two feet tall. > Read more.
Marathon spirit
Members of Triangle II, a community service club at Hermitage High School, braved the elements Nov. 16 to serve as a spirit team at the Richmond Marathon, providing half-marathoners with cheers, motivational signs and shouts of encouragement as they ran through Bryan Park. > Read more.
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AMC television series seeks background actors
The new AMC television series "TURN" is currently being filmed in and around Richmond, and casting officials are seeking background actors to appear on screen.
"The background actors are profoundly important to the filmmaking process," said Erica Arvold, casting director. "The show takes place during the Revolutionary War, and background actors contribute to the atmosphere of that era." > Read more.
Scene sparkles, food falls flat
American Tap Room's new Willow Lawn location offers breath-taking atmosphere, but average dishes
On a rare warm night in late November, the newly opened American Tap Room was, to my surprise, bright and packed with guests – many eating outside.
I didn't have a clue what to expect from this unheard-of restaurant in an unexpected spot – right in the heart of Willow Lawn. I came to learn it's not unheard of; it's a restaurant chain out of Northern Virginia.
"It definitely improves the look of Willow Lawn," said my friend, who ventured to the new spot with me on a Monday night for dinner one week after the restaurant opened. > Read more.
Overstuffed turkeys
Free Birds offers some giggles, but more eye-rolling
Thanksgiving season is upon us – a time for friends, family, and recklessly indulgent overeating. As we settle into our annual turkey-induced food coma, there's no better time to take in a festive holiday film. And Free Birds, for better or worse, has the distinguished honor of being one of the only Thanksgiving-themed movies currently on the market.
The film stars Owen Wilson and Woody Harrelson as Reggie and Jake, two turkeys who can't stand the Thanksgiving tradition of watching their neighbors be plucked and served for dinner. > Read more.
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Lost a Blue Vibram Trak, Hole 1. I guess the disc wanted to go for a swim.
Lost Blue Lat64 Havoc. New Hole 5. In the reeds, halfway down.
Name and number should be on both. If found I will be at Ace Race 10/27. Possible Gonzo Doubles 11/3. Club Finals 11/10.
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Shock Top End Of The World Midnight Wheat - Anheuser-Busch
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Reviews by russpowell:russpowellOklahoma 3.09/5 rDev -0.3% look: 2.5 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.25 Pours a scarlet tinged amber with a pinky of tan head. Soome lacing & head retention S: Faint pear & brown sugar notes T: Follows the nose, some apricot too up front, faint chille & mocha notes. Slight fig & cocoa notes, plus dryness & slight grainyness, slight pear notes as this warms & a touch of chille again. Finshes dry, slightly spicy/fruity MF: Thin with subtle carbonation, alright balance Not a bad try, but not one I'd buy a sixer of either. Better than most of the Shock Top portfolio Serving type: bottle 04-04-2013 04:14:59 | More by russpowell More User Reviews:mfnmbvpIllinois 2.9/5 rDev -6.5% look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 12 oz. bottle, with no apparent bottled on date present. The bottleneck has a code 12 307 DD22 printed on it, so perhaps that means something. My guess is that this beer is from sometime in 2012, so not exactly the freshest pickings available, although considering it is an Anheuser-Busch product, I'm not expecting much anyway. Poured into a clear balloon snifter glass, for the sake of knowledge. A - Aggressive pour straight down the center yields about one finger of doughy fluffy off-white head on top of a bloody ruby colored body. In this beer's defense, it doesn't look nearly as bad as it actually is. S - Smell is of stale dusty caramel malts, with perhaps some "midnight wheat", some unidentifiable spices, and perhaps the faintest hint of what is supposed to be chile spice. Pretty nonexistent, though. T - I can actually taste what I think is the chocolate malts with some sublte cocoa presence, the faintest bit of chile spice, and some wheat grains, so I guess this beer does actually deliver what the label suggests, although very little of it. Still, the subtle chocolate presence is a surprise to me, since I was unable to detect any of it the last few bottles of this that I drank. Finishes with just a slight bit of peppery chile heat. M - Feel is thin, watery, sugary, sticky, with some mild heat from the chile spice. Overall, this is about what I expected it to be, considering the source. Probably a bit old at this point, although I think it hardly matters much in this case. Definitely not a complex or interesting brew at all; probably only good for those easing their way into more flavorful beers. The only reason I bought it was because the guys at the beer store gave it to me for $6.99. Shock Top End Of The World Midnight Wheat ---3/5. Serving type: bottle 08-07-2013 04:02:29 | More by mfnmbvp |
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Depp's Girlfriend Replaces Kirsten Dunst in Miu Miu Ads
Filed under: Apparel
"At once a deconstruction and a pure visual composition, the campaign addresses the exploration of beauty in conjunction with intellect, imagination, and divergence," a Miu Miu rep says. Paradis has previously appeared in several ads for Chanel. She and Depp have been together for 10 years and have two children. Last year my colleague Deirdre Woolard reported that Depp had bought her a vineyard near St. Tropez.


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Credit card companies are very eager to get your business and will offer incentives to get you to sign up. Don't get a card just because the company is handing out free goodies like tee shirts and Frisbees. Different cards have different fees, terms, and interest rates. You should shop around for the right credit card with the best deal for you.
Don't get a credit card based on looks. Many creditors offer design options that may appeal to you but at a high cost.
Student cards often come with high interest rates since student default rates are typically higher and students haven't established extensive credit histories. Compare offers from different creditors and make sure you get the best deal available to you.
Credit cards should not be thought of as an additional source of income. Use them responsibly to establish credit. You should try not to make purchases that you cannot pay off in a single month. Many students make small purchases that they plan to pay off quickly. However, their plans are often not realized and even really inexpensive items end up costing a lot by the time they are paid off.
Cash advances have very high fees and rates. Avoid them unless absolutely necessary.
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GiftGirl now makes group gifting, dating easier
One of my favorite sites, GiftGirl, on Monday night introduced some small but important updates that make it an even more useful tool for unimaginative boyfriends and husbands.
The first big change is that users are now able to make "unlimited" profiles, meaning they can set up virtual gift-giving profiles for multiple ladies at once. Aimed mostly at people who have a friend or family member in addition to their sweetheart, it could also conceivably be set up to help polygamists manage gift giving for multiple partners.
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Q&A with Curtis Scheiderer
Fairbanks High School
The selection process
All nominees were eligible for all scholarships. Winners were chosen by a panel of
Dispatch judges, who considered academic and athletic performance, school leadership,
community service and other criteria.
The Sneed honor
This award is presented on behalf of Capt. Warren B. Sneed, a 1991 Dispatch scholar-athlete
from Circleville High School who died in November 2000 in a military accident over the Sea of
Japan. The award has been presented annually since 2001.
The photography
The photos of the scholarship winners were taken at various public and private sites in
Columbus, including Bicentennial Park, the Franklin Park Conservatory, the lobby of the LeVeque
Tower and near murals in the Short North, the Grandview Heights area and the Ohio State campus.
The Dispatch thanks managers of the conservatory, the LeVeque and This 'n That on the
The photos were taken by
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with photo imaging done by Ted Kibble
Questions, comments
If you have a question or comment about the section or
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Honorable mention male scholar-athlete
Grade-point average: 3.97
Sports played: Soccer (four years), basketball (four).
Academic highlights: West Point Leadership award winner; National Honor Society member;
scored 30 on ACT.
Athletic highlights: Second-team all-Ohio and first-team all-district in soccer; honorable
mention all-district in basketball.
College: Toledo (anticipated major: pharmacy).
Home front: My parents are Keith and Candace and I have two siblings: my sister, Callie, is
20 and my brother, Charlie, is 11.
Favorite subject: Chemistry, because I enjoy the labs and experimenting.
Least-favorite subject: English, because I find no enjoyment from reading.
How I relax: I enjoy going golfing, fishing and playing basketball. I like fishing in Darby
Creek, and I live right across the street from Marysville Golf Course so that's my favorite course.
Favorite movie:
The Avengers. I like all of the Marvel superhero movies but that was by far my favorite.
Favorite book:
The Hunger Games.
Favorite musician: Linkin Park. My favorite song by them is Burn it Down.
Favorite website: ESPN.com because of my love for sports. I love the top 10 plays.
Favorite home-cooked meal: My mom makes the best enchiladas and refried beans.
My cooking specialty: Macaroni and cheese. It's the only thing I actually can cook.
Favorite restaurant meal: I love any burrito from Chipotle.
Proudest sports moment: Earning all-state honors for soccer.
Sport I'd like to try someday: Hockey, because I have only played it on my frozen pond with
my cousins and had a blast.
Favorite athlete: LeBron James. I was always a fan when he was with the Cavs and I hated his
decision to go to Miami. The only reason I still like him is because of how good he is no matter
where he's playing.
Inspiration: My dad, because of how hard he has worked to run our family greenhouse.
Person I'd most like to meet: My papa Larry, my mom's late father. Everyone who knew him said
he was a great man and I would love to have gotten a chance to talk with him.
Place I'd most like to travel: I would like to go to Hawaii to go surfing and scuba diving.
Something most people don't know about me: I have eaten an entire Thurmanator burger.
Least-favorite household chore: Folding laundry.
Something I cannot get right no matter how hard I try: Matching my clothes the right way.
Where I see myself in 10 years: I hope to own my own pharmacy business.
What I'll miss about high school: The competitive sports and getting to see all of my friends
each day.
What I'm looking forward to in college: Making more of my own decisions and meeting lots of
new people.
Advice for an underclassman: Hard work pays off in the end.
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So, what is "Everything is Core"? A lot of people assume that because "everything is core" it means that everything, from the actual core books to supplements and splatbooks, is on the table and available in a campaign.
This is only partly true.
What it actually means is that everything is designed according to a universal standard, and that anything can be used by the DM without fear of upsetting the game experience (balance, mechanical structure, etc). As many older players will attest, supplements weren't always held to a clear standard. For good or for ill, many supplements didn't follow any specific design paradigms. In 1e and especially 2e, most supplements added new rules and sub-systems, many of which made characters significantly more powerful than characters that didn't use these rules. Certainly, these additional rules made the game significantly more complex. A great number of DMs would ban or restrict these supplements, out of a variety of concerns. This is not a condemnation of these early editions, just a statement of fact. A lot of these new rules and whatnot were great fun. Generally, you can think of them as high-risk, high reward.
In 3e, the core system was greatly simplified. Roll high, good. Roll low, bad. D20+mods, and beat the DC. Everything spread from that. There were a great number of sub-systems, but they all came down to that core mechanical truth. Supplements added new sub-systems and details, and they largely kept this truth. As a result, less supplements were outright banned because of concerns over complexity. However, not all supplements were created equal, and some supplements gave vastly more effective power than others, and as a result some DMs banned them out of concerns for character balance and table management. In many cases, the obscene power boost offered by some supplements turned DMs off of all supplements, out of some sense of "preventative care".
4e sought to remove that fear. If for no other reason, that fear impacted potential sales, because who would buy what they wouldn't ever use.
So, in 4e, every supplement is designed according to some core assumptions about the game. Not only was 4e free of a huge number of sub-systems (again, for good or for ill, depending on who you ask), every supplement was designed under these strict paradigms. It wasn't until very late in 4e's lifespan that design branched out from the core mechanics (Psionic Augmentation, Runes, Essentials in general), and even then, they didn't stretch very far. In theory (if not always in practice), everything was designed around a clear concept of relative power level, and a DM could add any supplement to their game without upsetting the balance at the table, or vastly changing the experience of the game and its mechanics.
So it's not that "everything is automatically allowed, as if it was printed in the core rulebook", but "everything is designed according to the standards of the core rulebook, and thus can be added by the DM without needing to be carefully watched".
"Everything is Core" didn't mean you had to include Warforged in your campaign setting, so much as including Warforged (and other Living Constructs) wouldn't mess up your game if you didn't keep a close eye on them.
So what does this mean for 5e? Well, we know that 5e is designed around a solid core, with alternate rules and sub-systems to be added in via modules that can be plugged in and out as needed or desired by the DM (and the group).
The big (rhetorical) question I have is whether those modules will be designed in the spirit of 4e, in that a DM would be able to add them without having to excessively worry about upsetting balance or the core play experience. And the followup question, should DMs even worry about it at all, even if the modules did "upset balance"?


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Valpo To Host Centenary In Decisive Four-Game Mid-Con Series This Weekend
Friday, May 20, 2005 Valpo will host Centenary in a crucial four-game Mid-Continent Conference series Saturday and Sunday at Emory G. Bauer Field. The Crusaders (8-10 Mid-Con) and Gents (10-10 Mid-Con), who will play noon doubleheaders both days, are vying for one spot in the Mid-Con Tournament. The four-game set is the final Mid-Con series of the regular season.The fourth and final spot in the Mid-Con Tournament will be awarded to the team with the higher winning percentage. As a result, Valpo must win three of the four games this weekend or finish with a higher winning percentage than Centenary. The Mid-Con Tournament will be held May 26-28 at Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. ORU (18-2) has already clinched the top seed, while Western Illinois (13-9) and Southern Utah (11-9) have clinched a spot and are battling for the second, third or fourth seed. Last season, Centenary edged Valpo for the final spot by virtue of percentage points. |
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Baidu, China's biggest search engine, is reportedly planning to take on rival Google in the European market, with the company expected to launch a European version of its search engine.
Baidu has so far held off competition from Google to remain the biggest search player in China - it has 58% market share, compared with Google's 17%.
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by Graham Charlton 06 June 2007 14:41pm 1 comment
An increasing amount of traffic to e-commerce sites is coming from Google, according to new stats.
The proportion of visits shopping and classifieds sites received from the search engine almost doubled from 8.7% in May 2006 to 15.55% last month, Hitwise US reported.
by Robert Andrews 06 June 2007 12:44pm 1 comment
Etsy, a website that turns painters, seamstresses and cushion-makers into online retail mavens, is holding e-commerce classes with a difference - they're all in the real world.
Launched in 2005, the site allows members to buy and sell handmade items from individual storefronts and has become regarded as an eBay of sorts for the crafts world.
by Robert Andrews 06 June 2007 11:09am 0 comments
Silicon Valley startup Lala.com has just gone live with an alternative plan to encourage music downloads.
It is offering free, on-demand streamed music through its site in the hope that enough users will buy CDs and download tracks to make it profitable.
by Graham Charlton 06 June 2007 09:57am 0 comments
eBay has launched another foray into the ad market – this time as a broker of airtime on over 2,000 radio stations in the US.
The move expands on an existing venture by the auction giant into cable TV ad sales.
by Richard Maven 06 June 2007 09:45am 0 comments
Paul Cook is CEO of PositiveFeedback, a firm that provides targeting tools for online retailers and for ad agencies.
by Richard Maven 05 June 2007 14:56pm 0 comments
Ask.com has launched Ask3D, a revamp of its search engine, which delivers results from a range of media types, as well as offering a new method of navigation.
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Amazon has expanded its investment in Chinese Internet company Joyo.com, which the company bought for $75m in 2004.
Chief Executive Jeff Bezos told the Wall Street Journal that Amazon would invest more capital into China, where it trails behind its biggest local competitor, Dangdang.com.
by Graham Charlton 05 June 2007 12:51pm 0 comments
Yahoo! has released a set of application programming interfaces (APIs) that allow advertisers to tailor their experience with the company's search marketing platform.
Three levels of tweaking capability are available to developers, each of which allows for customisation of the out-of-the-box new Panama engine, which was released in the UK last week.
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The London 2012 Olympic delivery authority called on mobloggers to distribute some of the first images of the games' new brand identity.
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