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On Wed, 6 Dec 2000, William R. Pearson wrote: >My questions: > >(1) Does anyone have experience with the HE-SL chipset? Are there any >benchmarks that indicate relative performance the HE-SL and LE Serverworks >chipsets? > >(2) Alternative motherboard/system suggestions? I have just made a decision based on quotes (in Sweden) and found that the Supermicro 1U solution was 40 to 50% more expensive than a comparable (CPU wise, but maybe not banwidth) solution. I then bought 2U cases with the Tyan tiger 1834 motherboard (dual Slot-1). The take up to 1.5 or 2 Gb memory. Two network cards with PXE, no VGA. This machine with 256 MB RAM and 2 866's set me back roughly $1500. The comparable Supermicro would have been $2200, so that makes it three nodes for the price of two. Groeten, David. ________________________________________________________________________ Dr. David van der Spoel Biomedical center, Dept. of Biochemistry s-mail: Husargatan 3, Box 576, 75123 Uppsala, Sweden e-mail: spoel at xray.bmc.uu.se www: http://zorn.bmc.uu.se/~spoel phone: 46 18 471 4205 fax: 46 18 511 755 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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PITTSBURGH – The Steelers have activated tight end Matt Spaeth from the Reserve/Injured; Designated to Return List, the team announced today.
Spaeth was placed on the Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return List on September 3, 2013, after he suffered a foot injury during the preseason. The seven-year veteran was originally drafted by Pittsburgh in the third round (77th overall) of the 2007 NFL Draft and played his first four seasons with the Steelers before spending the 2011-12 seasons with the Chicago Bears. Spaeth signed back with Pittsburgh this past offseason.
To make room on the roster, the Steelers released tight end Richard Gordon. Gordon signed with Pittsburgh on October 15, 2013, and has been inactive for seven games, including two he missed due to injury.
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NEW YORK ( MainStreet) Well, it's taken me two weeks just to get on the healthcare.gov website and several hours of trying to enroll in the marketplace and apply for a plan, but I finally did it and the result was nothing. Why? Because I made mistakes on my application, there are glitches in the system and because I am requested to send in income verification documents which will probably delay me further in choosing or even seeing a healthcare plan I can afford.
The healthcare.gov site does allow those visiting the site from states that have not set up their own exchanges to see the costs and plans offered in their state without any subsidies applied and I've heard from many who have found it to be cheaper than what they were paying privately, even without subsidies.
If you don't know if your state is on the federal exchange or has its own exchange you can find out by clicking "Find the marketplace in your state" on the tiles across the bottom and entering your state.
How is the application supposed to work to determine eligibility online and on the spot?
Now, you might wonder, as I did, why I am being requested to send documentation of my income in the form of paper documents, because a website project this huge should include linking or accessibility to at least the IRS. So I called up the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Office of Communications (a division of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services) to ask.
That's how I learned about "The Hub" (officially called the Data Services Hub), which was created to help verify information used to determine eligibility for subsidies and inclusion in a marketplace plan in real time. It provides access to the Social Security Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Veterans Affairs, Medicare, TRICARE, the Peace Corps and the Office of Personnel Management.
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We will first walk you along the waterfront to enjoy the spectacular views of the bay of Naples. We will carry on to the top of San Martinos hill, where you will visit the Certosa of San Martino and Saint Elmo's fortress, Napless highest view point. After a visit to a cameo and coral factory, we will move on to the city centre to visit the church of Gesù Nuovo, Santa Chiaras Monastery and the Duomo of San Gennaro.
The tour continues through the popular Spaccanapoli, the famous "Decumani". The tour finishes with a visit to the beautiful Royal Palace and its Plebiscito Square, the Operah House, the "Galleria Umberto with its incredible marble deco and plaster works and the iconic Castel Nuovo.
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Bed bugs destroyed; library closed as a precaution
KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) - Bed bugs were found in recently returned Kalamazoo Public Library books.
Library spokesperson Farrell Howe confirmed to 24 Hour News 8 that a couple of books returned through the Washington Square Branch's drop box were found to contain bed bugs. They were quarantined -- sealed up in plastic bags -- and then destroyed.
"From what I understand, it was just one of those, 'Eww, look what I found and quick get me a bag,' kind of thing," Howe said about the staff member who found the infested books.
Library staff began regular bed bugs checks as an extra precaution when bed bugs began receiving a lot of media attention. Books are inspected upon their return to the library anyway, so staff was simply instructed to look for bed bugs during the check-in process.
Howe said it makes sense bed bugs would show up in public libraries -- and said she has heard of libraries across the country getting infested.
"A lot of people take their books to bed with them. When the lights come on, the bed bugs look for a place to hide, and book bindings are a good place," said Howe. "It's a logical place for them to go and hide. It's dry, it's clean, it's dark and it's safe, and then the book may come back to the library, and that's where it's incumbent on us to make sure that we're checking on those and make sure that they're not getting into the library itself and contaminate the rest of the books."
Howe believes this is the first time bed bugs have been found in a library book in Kalamazoo.
Library leaders said they are fairly confident the infestation didn't spread -- but shut down the library Monday as a precaution until exterminators can come check things out.
"We do believe we did catch it immediately with the inspection process, but to be proactive and to be safe we went ahead and closed the branch and then contacted the pest control company," said Howe.
Howe said she has heard of other libraries that didn't close immediately and then ended up with a bigger problem.
"They will be coming tomorrow with, believe it or not, a bed bug-sniffing dog," said Howe.
Trainer Mike Smith told 24 Hour News 8 Monday night that bed bug-sniffing dogs, who will be searching for the critters, are B.B. and Daytona.
"I search several libraries on a daily basis. I'm not surprised," said Smith. "For one thing, homeless population like to go keep warm in the library, and it's important that we keep people warm, but library books go into everybody's home."
Smith said his dogs have been sniffing out bed bugs for years, and this time they will be doing the work as a part of Griffin Pest Control.
Smith set up a training course for 24 Hour News 8 at a Battle Creek area school Monday evening to show what his dogs will do when, or if, they sniff out bed bugs hiding in the books.
== Photos: Bed bug-sniffing dogs B.B. and Daytona show off their skills ==
"My dogs are trained like bomb dogs," Smith said, explaining that they would sit and/or bark when their noses sniffed out live bed bugs.
Research shows dogs are able to home in quickly on the scent of the bugs, giving the human handlers a place to start looking -- and killing -- the pesky bloodsuckers.
Once officials confirm the library is clean, it will reopen. They told 24 Hour News 8 they hope they get a clean bill of health after Tuesday morning's inspection and will be able to reopen at the branch's regular opening time -- 1 p.m.
Officials with the Kent District Library in Kent County said they do not check for bed bugs because they have not had any issues. Herrick District Library in Holland officials said every book returned is visually inspected for pests. If something is found, the book is put into a sealed bag and thrown away.
Bed bugs information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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For an hour this week, a group of seven high school students from public and private schools in Hall County spent an hour with the president of the University of Georgia in a dialogue that covered a variety of subject from how to get into UGA to "How 'bout them Dawgs?"
It used to be fairly straightforward. To improve your health, you went to the doctor. To improve your appearance, you went to the beauty parlor.
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Drive around Northeast Georgia Medical Center these days, and you can't help but notice that the landscape is changing. Exterior work is basically finished on two major construction projects, the Women & Children's Pavilion and the North Patient Tower. And down the road, a new three-story addition looms over the Imaging Center.
Don Carter and Jimmy Carter, who are not related, became friends before Jimmy was elected governor and later president. One day, walking on a beach along the Georgia coast, Don told the future governor that he would like to serve on the Game and Fish Commission, the forerunner to the Department of Natural Resources.
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Helium has now seeped from all the red, white and blue balloons that lined Green Street for the Memorial Day parade. The cheering crowds have shuffled home and all the barbecue has been eaten.
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Idris Elba has recently confirmed that his role will continue on box office hit Thor's upcoming sequel. The Golden Globe winner has confirmed to MTV that he will appear in Thor 2 reprising his role as Heimdall.
The 39-year-old actor will also appear with Nicolas Cage in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. It doesn't end there, he will also appear as Captain Janek in Prometheus directed by Ridley Scott. He's not spending his current time sitting idle either. According to sources, he is currently shooting for director Guillermo del Toro.
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Wednesday, January 7, 2009
The New 'Do'...
My hairdresser was amazing and knew exactly what to do, what advice to give and what products I should use in it. She also mentioned that it would get better over the next few days as it slowly realised i was going to let it do what it wanted instead of whipping it into submission with a hair dryer and straighteners. I am allowed to blow dry it but only on hot and low and i need to scrunch it when i do it, i also need to leave a little moisture in at the end so that it can form together nicely.
I was actually really quite nervous when i left for my appointment, but now i really love it - i think its cute and its what i wanted :)
Here is the button detailing on the top i'm wearing - i've had this top for the longest time and always get compliments on it for some reason...
I'm really sorry for the short post, there is much i want to talk about but my internet right now is going at a snails pace, its painful, hence why i haven't gotten round to replying back to all of your lovely comments. Any page with a picture takes a million years and it took forever to even get this post up!! My google reader won't even load!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh...............
27 comments:
- Scribbles said...
OMG honey I love it, your hair looks AMAZING! What a cutie! You definitely made the right choice!
- January 7, 2009 at 7:34 PM
- The Romantic Apple said...
your new hair is fantastic! i've always loved curly hair :) being chinese, i'm condemned to straight hair forever. thank goodness for hair curlers! :D
- January 7, 2009 at 8:47 PM
- Missa said...
Aww, the new hair is ADORABLE! It really suits your face nicely :)
- January 7, 2009 at 9:04 PM
- Sharon Rose said...
Hi there-your hair looks really lovely, and it is great how it will be low maintenance too! the top is cute!
- January 7, 2009 at 9:12 PM
- ana b. said...
Oh my goodness! You look gorgeous. It is so fantastic and really suits you. I can imagine all sorts of fabulous headwear with your new do.
oh no. sorry about that the slow internet! and all these blogs have so many pictures too! drat! - January 7, 2009 at 9:12 PM
- Skye said...
The new hair looks great - it really suits you. Your hair is very similar to my cousin's - fine and wavy and she has a similar style, it really works well.
- January 7, 2009 at 10:21 PM
- Spiragirl said...
I absolutely LOVE your hair - it looks fantastic.
- January 8, 2009 at 12:39 AM
- caseykoester said...
Your hair looks wonderful! Congratulations on taking the plunge! It has a very 30's feel to it. Like as if you sat for hours with your hair in pin curls. Now, all you need is a small cap with a silk flower and a touch of veil.
I'm so happy for you! - January 8, 2009 at 2:10 AM
- Annelina said...
It looks absolutely perfect! :)
- January 8, 2009 at 3:36 AM
- yiqin; said...
Wow, I think it really suits you! :) Lucky you to get a good hairdresser! I have never had such luck :(
- January 8, 2009 at 4:24 AM
- Sal said...
HURRAH! You are a VISION! I love it completely, and am so glad you're letting it be wavy - frames your face beautifully.
- January 8, 2009 at 6:50 AM
- Nadine said...
I love your hair worn that way :). Looks awesome!
- January 8, 2009 at 8:55 AM
- Miss Jackson said...
wow, i love the curly hair on you! you should definitely wear it like that more often. so cute :)
- January 8, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- Emily said...
Your new 'do' looks great!! I think it suits you very well :)
- January 8, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- Kaileigh said...
Very cute! You and I have very much the same texture of hair, and I know what a pain it is to straighten it every day! It's nice to just have it natural, plus it's good for you & it looks great!
- January 8, 2009 at 2:43 PM
- Amber said...
Your hair looks AMAZING! Curly hair suits you so well and the strawberry blonde color is to die for.
- January 8, 2009 at 3:13 PM
- copperoranges said...
i am a straight haired gal so naturally i am so jealous of your curls! <3
- January 8, 2009 at 3:53 PM
- Porcelain Blonde said...
Gorgeous, simply gorgeous! Your hair was lovely before but this is truly so pretty. You're so lucky to have such naturally perfect curls. And how much chicer is it to work with ones natural hair texture than against it?!
Happy New Year darling :) xxx - January 8, 2009 at 6:47 PM
- Lavender said...
Love the new do. Its very natural and suits you so well. Have fun.
- January 9, 2009 at 12:05 AM
- Louise said...
Definitely cute, I like it. And now, if you do want to straighten it sometimes, you have so many options for so many different looks. Just fabulous my dear!
- January 9, 2009 at 10:28 AM
- Emily said...
I hope your internet speed is back to normal! :)
I've tagged you. Details are on my blog :) - January 9, 2009 at 12:29 PM
- Eelie said...
Hey there! Actually i spent it down in Dunners overlooking the fireworks display in the Octagon. If you were there you may have seen some people staring out a lit room before realising the light made it easy for people to perve us lol. How yours went splen-diddly-tastic too!
And the hair-cut suits you alot. Sometimes change can feel so refreshing :) - January 9, 2009 at 12:44 PM
- thedrifterandthegypsy said...
oh my gosh! it is so cute and adorable! keep it that way. i love it!
Micaela - January 9, 2009 at 7:19 PM
- Brook said...
cute! My hair is so straight i wish it had some curl!
- January 9, 2009 at 8:55 PM
- Miss Karen said...
Your hair is absolutely perfect! I love it :D
- January 10, 2009 at 12:00 AM
- peaitlreiecnia said...
i think your hair looks so sweet, especially with those gorgeous little curls!
i wish mine was curly, even if only for a day.
great choice
:) - January 10, 2009 at 10:31 PM
- esme and the lane way said...
Your hair looks amazing, I LOVE it!
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Come and explore the upper East River Valley this winter - the backcountry touring around Gothic is spectacular! RMBL offers two huts for winter use in Gothic and both are available for skiers and snowshoers. For more information or to check availability, click. HERE.
View of the upper East River valley (photo by Dr. George Aldridge).
Building Community
RMBL has raised $2 million of the $2.8 million needed to build the new Gothic Community Center, but the urgency to build the new building is heightened because construction will take two summers, due to Gothic's inaccessibility in winter. Help us finish this project with a donation to the new Community Center today!
Behind the construction zone, Enders Dining Hall and Mammal Lab cabin are buttoned up for winter. Photo by Laurel Runcie
Summer May Be Over In Gothic...
But research teams from around the country are back at their home labs, analyzing data, writing papers, and planning for new experiments for next season. Join RMBL this winter as we highlight some of the blogs and lab websites that share their Rocky Mountain research with the world. Check out the UCLA Marmots Minutes research blog from the Blumstein Lab HERE.
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Call the 11th edition of Art Basel the year that the race to take in all of the must-see works all over town, the wheeling and dealing, the champagne guzzling, the celeb sighting, the luxury brand-subsidized partying — finally all boiled over.
You're a bejeweled duo of ladies from Italy, fabulous in designer labels, beyond practiced in the art of getting your way wherever you go in the world? You were still not getting in to the white-on-white 60th anniversary party for Moncler atop the 1111 building on Lincoln Road Friday night, no matter what Moncler muckety you claimed personally invited you or the scale of the meltdown you indulged in at the velvet ropes.
This past week, the biggest, most jam-packed, most financially successful Art Basel yet saw well-heeled temper tantrums galore, as flabbergasted VIPs from all reaches spewed profanities in an impressive array of languages at stone-faced doormen (and the millennial version of the girl with the clipboard, namely, the girl with the iPad) who have stopped countless people cold outside swanky events by Chanel, Cartier, Dior Homme, Fendi Casa, Dom Perignon, Carrera and more.
But thankfully, this year's sensory circus, which finally folds up after Sunday, has also been about art. From the Wifredo Lams, Ai Weiweis, Man Rays, Jenny Holzers and endless more stellar works at the main fair inside the Miami Beach Convention Center, to what has been generally deemed as extraordinary quality at satellite fairs such as Art Miami, Miami Project Art fair, Design Miami and others, Basel week hasn't forgotten its reason for being, no matter how many brands piggy-back on the largest contemporary art fair in the world to market their fizzy water, champagne, shoes, watches, cars, condos, private jet companies, down coats and just about every luxury item imaginable to captive, deep-pocket crowds.
And pointing to the end of the Great Recession, for many in the wealthiest classes, anyway, dealers at the main show have been reporting mega sales, as have many of the nearly two-dozen satellite fairs that have pitched tents and taken over hotels and warehouses.
"Collectors have been feverishly looking this year," said Brook Dorsch, of Wynwood's Dorsch Gallery, who reported brisk sales from his booth at Pulse at the Ice Palace production studios near Overtown. "It seems people have finally recovered from their financial losses. When the economy crashed, everybody pulled back. But this year, they're all back with a vengeance."
Miami Project Art Fair, a new entry in Midtown Miami, is also reporting killer sales, prompting managing partner Max Fishko to declare they'll be back in 2013.
"I was aware that this was a very oversaturated market. But we knew people would immediately understand the difference at our fair, where you don't feel like you're coming into some crammed, noisy cattle market," Fishko said Saturday. "I think people are feeling expansive this year. There may be a little less going on at the low end of the market, but the middle and high end seem to be coming back in a very strong way."
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Good to see you -- -- tiger -- I would be here.
I -- -- -- Krajicek junior and -- senior to make this easy to distinguish.
Give a brand new book out that you wrote -- let me start first to you that -- senior.
Why do you write the book our Sara.
We've been talking about a prolonged time and we wanted to uses spell a lot of myths -- that the press is written about Sarah.
This tells her true life story her ideals and lots of all -- stuff of water.
Check junior I imagine is very hard I talked a lot of candidates seven family and act I imagine it's been a bit hard to -- sit back and all these years listen to what the media says about your sister as it is of every every can of spam -- listen to what the media says.
But Duff -- family in particular would you not -- would you agree with.
Yeah -- totally agree with that it's been real tough over the years and and that's part of the reason that we did this book yeah it was our way of kind of setting the record straight.
We've got family and friends that have never talked from the media before and we think we put together something really nice.
Check junior and I ask you.
EO what do you think the media how has a media -- your sister and what do you think is the fair portrayal.
Big picture.
Well they've taken.
They've taken -- and basically.
Turner into a character -- a lot of the media not everyone.
That the real picture is.
One of the hardest working -- not one of the hardest working the hardest working person that I personally have ever met.
-- talked right up there where there -- but she's not only raising five children you know working.
1820 hours a day as you know.
But she's out there.
Running six miles every day two or however many miles she's doing she's just doing so many things in a day that she doesn't get credit for.
Check CN let me jump to that end of the book a certain interest -- because it's at the tail end of the Buccaneers starts talking about -- -- -- move to Alaska the but the tail end of the book you talk what how when she was governor -- gain bipartisan support -- -- Democrats to support her.
And she seemed very mean that's him -- I -- are workable political career she then gets on the national stage in Ellison becomes.
Highly partisan is that a fair description of it.
Exactly she had -- 88%.
And 89%.
Approval rating.
Before she got on national scene after she got -- -- national scene.
Came home.
She was torn apart by the Democrats and in in Alaska.
Why do you think what do you think that it happened that we knew what what's different about the national scene -- senior.
She abuse.
In the limelight.
-- a lot of jealousy.
A lot of envy.
I think.
She really is very devout Christian -- -- ostracized for that.
She was ostracized for so many different things it she stood up -- and she's still stands up for those things to.
What Tom.
MM checked him and us up by new announced it is tough on your father -- your mother but what about on her children amid this has been in their lives have been transformed -- just not result of this.
Well those poor kids have had to grow openness and and they developed some pretty tough skin as you see with with Bristol success than.
And willow thought the school now -- is represented our country and Afghanistan.
Piper is.
The spark plug of the family and and little little triggers light of everybody's life so -- Through all these experiences.
The kids that are you know their shining they're really doing morrow.
You can imagine we take -- admit he really doesn't quite get as low as the accusation that -- was not.
But -- -- governor Palin's.
Fact check senior -- next that's pretty buys pretty low as you can get.
We've seen.
People parading with signs stating triggers notes there is.
The news media in Anchorage.
Argued with me they said there's no way -- could be -- there is.
Sun has -- impossible for her to be in Texas her water.
Breaks and fly back to Anchorage.
They even went as far as to interviewed the doctor -- delivered trig that quieted them down a little bit.
Is she and I know that dead I can tell from reading the book and from knowing that should she makes decisions.
By herself I don't think it really tells her what to do that I'm curious Jimmy -- issue is is she gonna go back to politics and off.
You know that's one of there.
Main questions asked of us thousand times what's your game plan re truthfully don't know.
But don't don't underestimate -- she'll be back she'll be back in some category we don't know what.
We've seen this all -- life from the second third grade on she rises to the occasion.
But -- -- you back now to the beginning of the book and go to -- senior.
You -- -- growing up in that it was at Idaho Idaho are living there and then you after the family and move -- this wild front tier of the state of Alaska.
What prompted that.
Well I've always a hundred and fish in.
-- Participated in outdoor activities.
And I have heard Alaska was a step up from my idol I -- -- But.
That step up -- really got my attention I would ago come up earlier but it couldn't afford to move.
I thought three years in Idaho that I hear came to Alaska and talked several years -- -- bought 25 years in Alaska.
-- a lot of outdoor activity mining gold mining.
Hunting fishing trapping guiding so it's home.
We've been -- 48 years.
-- to hear you -- I mean you know I want to see in the book and -- -- see in the book but that is there is no picture of the -- tree -- if father's house.
-- and debt and their written there's no there are no pictures of the basement had actually been in the basement his father's house -- it's like a natural history museum down that basement.
I I have -- -- right for the pictures hoping to see it in your father and I just sitting there right here right but he is he's.
-- guy knows an awful lot about what's about the have been natural history of Alaska doesn't.
Well you you get those pitchers maybe in a second but but you're right and anybody that comes into that house is gonna get a history lesson for sheer.
It's it it was amazing growing up.
With all these experiences and with all debt stories and and that was the big reason for putting this book together too as we wanted to share that with the rest of the country.
You know those doubts were a hundred books written on Sarah -- we've we understand.
And only three have been totally fractional misses of fourth one -- be totally factual.
Through -- two before Sarah wrote herself.
Didn't seem that your book and I know that you wrote the forward but did she batted off.
Know all she said have mattered to me -- precedence he said -- you're in your words your book.
You go forward.
You know it's so -- -- an amended the Agassi on the next book headlights a little bit about the history of Alaska because -- senior says I noted by your basement.
That basement and it SA it's extraordinary out how you how you track history through all the artifacts you that you have collected over the years in the mountains in the tundra and everything else of Alaska -- just fasting hound when he did do that buck.
Well let's go up to chuck junior he's due for retirement.
This year next year.
He's already started to another another book so you'll see some of those stories there whether way to last time I saw you was a little village of -- -- worth.
You -- going to North Korea over the Franklin Graham and I was going beach combing the on the peninsula and -- -- to bump into each other.
And we brought back fire Boris is such a walrus tusks and hundreds of glass ball fishing balls from Japan.
And is it too weird place to -- because I think it's about a 115 miles out west of Anchorage job in the middle of nowhere but daily access -- these very small planes that you fly this -- areas and and running into -- was so I think he's actually sort of desire run into anyone at off.
Let alone someone I know you know what that's something there that.
That was if you book about -- about the family going to North Carolina and Demi with reverend Billy Graham that was a high point dip menace of the mentioned but.
That was a high point of my wife's life I'd say having dinner and conversing with.
Billy Graham she's -- been a fan of Billy Graham quite thoroughly enjoyed it to -- -- it was something else.
-- -- if my brother and sister run TV talking about me out I feel extremely nervous and her because the other the other always -- and they have a serve a different view of view than the outside world I'm curious if others some stories of Houston you threatened to put in the book and -- -- did.
Not that there's probably sitting on the couch to her fingernails right now.
And yeah I mean it's here and there's brother sister stories that -- you don't want to rest the world you know but.
I know I I pretty much shared everything in and and I was happy to do it and I'm sure she'll be fine with -- Well it's a fun book and that I know -- having met your -- Manning met.
Sam is a lot in the last forty years doing this is that how the media sometimes portrays families -- things.
So vastly different than what it is from the inside and so I hope people read this book that.
And a thank you both for joining me and -- -- and her pleasure.
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"The governor's been very clear that the only way to raise taxes, as long as he is governor, is a direct vote of the people," Pérez said. "He's never equivocated, and we've never asked him to."
Heardt make sense that Dems with super majority will follow Gov. Brown's lead.
Comments that Dems always want to raise taxes are not consistent with facts. Dems will cut taxes (Obmama - first term) or raise taxes as appropriate to maintain or preserve services the voters support. GOP has pledged to reduce taxes no matter what the circumstance.
Constitutional reform is an excellent goal and is long overdue. It is unfortunate that in order to do this we require 2/3 just to place on the ballot. It does not seem like a fair system and has not produced the best governance.
If tables were turned and GOP had the super majority I would guess education and public services would be decimated beyond recognition. That may be why their control of the legislature is under 33%.
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SPANISH EDITION: From college classrooms to bestselling books to the Internet, the historic picture of Jesus is under an intellectual onslaught. This fierce attack on the traditional portrait of Christ has confused spiritual seekers and created doubt among many Christians – but can these radical new claims and revisionist theories stand up to serious scrutiny?
A journalist investigates the most recent attacks against the identity of Christ. The figure of Jesus has become the target of an intellectual war, and receives continuous attacks from different flanks: classrooms in universities, bestsellers, and the internet. These violent attacks against the traditional image of Christ have confused many people with spiritual inquiries and have sown doubt among many Christians. But, what happens if we submit all these radical affirmations and revisionist theories to a detailed test?
In The Case For the Real Jesus, awarded legal editor Strobel asks polemic questions like: Did the church hide ancient extra-biblical documents that offered a more approximate picture of Jesus than the four gospels? Did the church distort the truth about Jesus, manipulating the ancient texts of the New Testament? Is it true that new discoveries and explanations discredit the resurrection? Are the new arguments that say that Jesus is not the Messiah true? Has Christianity acquired its basic ideas from mythology? It evaluates the arguments and evidence that prominent atheists, liberal theologians, Muslim academics and others have presented. He examines them carefully, and then renders his own verdict on The Case for the Real Jesus.


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A sensitive teenager learns to navigate the soaring highs and perilous lows of adolescence in The Perks of Being a Wallflower, a powerful and affecting coming-of-age story based on the wildly popular young adult novel by Stephen Chbosky. Starring Logan Lerman (Percy Jackson and the Olympians), Emma Watson (the Harry Potter franchise) and Ezra Miller (We Need to Talk About Kevin, Another Happy Day), The Perks of Being a Wallflower captures the complexities of growing up with uncommon grace, humor and compassion.
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ] Distributor: Summit Entertainment Release Date: September 21, 2012 Starring: Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, Ezra Miller, Mae Whitman, Kate Walsh, Nina Dobrev, and Dylan McDermott Directed by: Stephen Chbosky Produced by: Lianne Halfon, John Malkovich, Russell Smith, and Stephen Chbosky Written by: Stephen Chbosky


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