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HARES: SEEPAYSONG AND ANTI-CLIMAX, RUN ALSO SEEPAYSONG! Lim Sui Keng (Seepaysong) and his faster half Ten Min Fong (Anti-climax) laid a very sensible run at their own backyard in Taman Indec (Berjaya Industrial Park). The turnout was phenomenal with so many guests from the fledgling Skudai Hash and some dog-eaters from Kulai. Seepaysong gave the usual pre-run briefing which, as usual too, fell on deaf ears. Like all runs here, it started with all of us hurdling over the berm and plunging into the ubiquitous palms. The trail was rather tame and circuitous which facilitated the SCBs to do their bidding effortlessly. There were four checks in all; the first was on the verge of a gully and paper was found across the chasm. The second was a backie near the veggie farm but due to familiarity of the terrain the front hounds sniffed out the connection without much ado. The third and the fourth were deep in the palm estate but were placed close by. Bulldozer, who was fondling his horn, unabashedly pressed it harder even though he was short-cutting. This in fact was an act of sabotage! SCBs should never hail the On-call! After descending from the last check, the red trail appeared on the long straight track that was in effect the 'Jalan Ah Fook' of this estate and the Indec houses were just at the tip. Back at the beer-wagon there was a vast array of finger-food that can even satiate a cow! Anti-climax is really a good kueh-maker! In fact some of the assortments of delicacies were personally made by her. As it was not a very long run, everyone came back in broad daylight and even had the luxury to indulge in some post-run gossips before washing up. Circle started with a one-minute's silence for the demise of Free Beer's mother and then the boring Swing Low was swung with the pungent durian-eaters taking the lead. Moh Mun Thai and Screwdriver sang a few hash hymns before the GM iced the Hares and their two slaves, AJINOMOTO and IRONMAN. The Whip was at his level best this week and was able to walk with a balanced gait after his gout is out! Due to the enthusiasm and over-exuberance of the Whip and the floor-takers, the Circle dragged on until 9.25 pm! The On-On was at 63 in Impian Emas and, as promised, there was a lucky draw courtesy of the generous hares; or was it a way to gain popularity? Perhaps Seepaysong should join politics! Anyway many thanks for the lovely On-On and the bottles you bought. Many Happy Returns to the July Babies!
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I just got a new 4 gig card YAY!! now I want to partition it, so I have a vfat partition, and an ext2 partition ...
I'm using fdisk as shipped with pdaXrom beta3 - I have replaced the SD driver with the newer tetsu/cresho one (from the newer 3200 series)
I fdisk /dev/mmcda
and create two new partitions. (at cylinders 1600 and 2407)
This should give me two partitions roughly 3 gigs and 1 gig .. or close enough.
then I use the type option to set primary partition 1 to type 6 (fat16) and primary partition 2 to type 83 (linux)
Then I do mkfs.msdos /dev/mmcda1
and a mkfs.ext2 /dev/mmcda2
mkdir /mnt/ext2
a mount -t ext2 /dev/mmcda2 /mnt/ext2 fails with a generic error .. wrong fs, too many mounted file systems ... etc ... Not sure why this is happening. . .
And when I put the SD card into my windows machine, it only reconizes 1 gig. (.99 to be exact) I figured this was because of choosing fat16 and a limitation. so I chose hex option b (fat32) the next time I fdisked the card ... and still the same problem.
I have since re-built the partition info, and formatted in windows to get the full 4gigs in vfat. However -- I don't like that it didn't work ... I followed all the instructions I've found perfectly, and I understand what it is doing and how it's happening ... but I don't see where my error is occuring.
Anyone else have some input that might help me out on this? I would like to install GIMP + extra brushes on the SD card since I don't have enough room for it internally.
14 Oct 2006
I want to read my scanned manga on the Z ... the default image veiwing program sucks for this tho ... are there any scans reading prorgams? or ageneric Image Viewer that would do the job well alrady in the feeds ?
what do you use? Thanks !
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I have assembled a collection of edits, fixes, how-to's, and documentation that I thought would be handy for a new user to pdaXrom. The hardest part of learning pdaXrom when I first tried to install it was the fact that there is no one central place for documentation. (apart from this forum) Hopefully this will help bring (and keep) new users around
I also hope that by having all the fixes listed that we can find for the 2.4 system .. we will eventually be able to release an installer that will work from the get-go insted of having to edit scripts and fixes. Any fix not listed please email or PM me. I will try to add more as I continue to explore.
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I have moto4lin installed on my C1000 with pdaXrom. I'm trying to connect with my Moto V-551 (this phone is supported) moto4lin wiki
The phone was reconized and listed the first time I booted and turned on the phone ... however I was messing with AT and P2K trying to figure out which to use, and never fully connected. . . but now it isn't reconized. lsusb just lists 0000 and a default device.
ok .. seems it was pairing for AT but still not connecting. . I changed AT to 4902 and left P2K set to 4901 and it seemed to work afterthat ... at least I can connect and list files now!
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When President Donald Trump accused his predecessor, Barack Obama, of ordering a wiretap of Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign, the FBI stayed quiet -- in public. But behind the scenes, its controversial director, James Comey, directed senior staffers to ask the Justice Department to issue an open denial.
The DOJ has not addressed the issue and the FBI has not commented on Trump's assertion, levied baselessly on Saturday, leaving former officials, like Obama administration Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, to deny it on Sunday morning. Trump provided no evidence to support his claim about Obama.
Comey's decision to outsource the pushback might be seen as odd -- and upsetting to critics who are still sore over his camera-ready handling of the Clinton email investigation -- given his reputation for speaking out when the FBI comes under attack or is at risk of being cast in an unflattering light. But the current path is actually a more familiar one: the FBI doesn't normally comment on active investigations.
Indeed, a person familiar with the matter said on Monday that Comey sought DOJ intervention because he was stunned by Trump's tweets and concerned the accusations -- which he has told the White House are untrue -- could damage the FBI's reputation.
The pressure will rise after Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly said on Monday that, while he personally was unaware of any illegal activity, if Trump made the accusation, "he's got his reasons to say it, he's got some convincing evidence that that took place."
For now, Comey, who Kelly called a friend, remains silent. But the question remains: How long will that last?
On July 5, 2016, Comey called a press conference to reveal that he would not recommend charges against Clinton over her use of a private email server during her time as secretary of state. The disclosure came with a number of caveats, in a political sense, as Comey used the forum to sharply criticize Clinton's behavior.
"Although we did not find clear evidence that Secretary Clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information," he said, "there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information."
Despite the tough talk, the Clinton campaign was delighted to step out from under the shadow of a potential prosecution. Republicans were less enthused and called Comey to Capitol Hill to discuss it under oath. In his testimony, he said Clinton had been truthful with investigators, but disputed a number of her public statements. He also shot down an accusation from Trump, then the presumptive GOP nominee, that his decision was driven by a deal Clinton had struck with former Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
With that, Comey made his exit from the campaign stage. Or so it seemed. He remained under the radar for more than three months as Clinton seemed to consolidate her lead in the polls ahead of Election Day.
And then it happened.As Election Day approached, Comey's office delivered a letter to Congress on October 28 with word that the FBI had turned up emails from an unrelated case -- one focused on former New York Rep. Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of close Clinton aide Huma Abedin, as it turned out -- that might have a connection to the Clinton server probe. Trump pounced.
"You can't review 650,000 new emails in eight days. You can't do it, folks," he said at a rally in Michigan after the news broke. "Hillary Clinton is guilty. She knows it, the FBI knows it, the people know it, and now it's up to the American people to deliver justice at the ballot box on November 8."
Comey explained his reasoning in a message to FBI employees."We don't ordinarily tell Congress about ongoing investigations, but here I feel an obligation to do so given that I testified repeatedly in recent months that our investigation was completed," he said. "I also think it would be misleading to the American people were we not to supplement the record."
A week and a day later, in the final frenzied moments of campaigning, Comey returned with one more letter -- this time to clear Clinton. Again. "Based on our review (of the emails), we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in July with respect to Secretary Clinton," he wrote.
The late flurry enraged Democrats and enlivened Republicans. Trump's stunning victory two days later cemented Comey's place as one of the most divisive figures in government. In the aftermath of the election, especially as new questions surface about the new President's alleged ties to Russia, Comey-watching has become a kind of sport among political observers.
Critics of Trump, many of them scorned Democrats, are looking again to Comey -- this time for a smoking gun that connects the White House and Kremlin. Republicans, including those in the Trump administration, seem to regard him with caution, as one of the few people outside the GOP with enough power to cripple this young presidency.
Comey has shown no overriding desire to soothe their fears. When the FBI was asked by White House chief of staff Reince Priebus to dispute reports of contacts between Trump associates and Russians known to US intelligence during the campaign, Comey and his top deputy demurred.
It was an odd ask, even setting aside the awkward fact that the FBI is investigating communications between Trump campaign officials and Russians in the lead-up to the 2016 election. Moscow, at the time, was trying to meddle and help Trump, the US intelligence community had concluded. And while there is no evidence of any coordination between the two sides, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has recused himself from any investigation after a press leak made clear he had met with the Russian ambassador. Trump and Republicans have said they will get to the bottom of the leaks.
Meanwhile, the relationship between the White House and Comey now seems to be souring. Press secretary Sean Spicer refused to say if the FBI boss had Trump's confidence during a briefing on Monday.
"I haven't asked him that yet," Spicer said. "Obviously (Trump is) focused today, first and foremost, on this effort to keep the country safe."
As for Comey, the focus remains on shutting down suggestions that Obama ordered the bureau to spy on Trump. That desire could even lead to yet another controversial public appearance.
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SKYWHORES UNITE!!! Airplane Etiquette
Now we've spoken about the wear and tears of airline life on an employee, and we should now talk about the what and what nots for passengers. Don't worry, I'm well aware of how uncomfortable flying is. As a matter of fact I'm on a 5 hour flight to Vancouver as I write this and I've had more comfortable seating on a dirt road.
Let's begin from the home.
You're going away for a week, do you really need to pack 5 pants and 7 shirts? C'mon now. I'm all for fashion but a true fashionista knows how to make do with the littlest of outfits… It's all about accessories.
Be bright, pack tight, feel light.
This gets you through security much faster and might save you that extra cost for checking in baggage. Make sure you roll your clothes which causes less wrinkles and saves a lot of room.
Now if your check in is at 6pm why are you just leaving your house at 5? Do you really feel that even in an ideal world everything will go perfectly? Lead-time, add it. You never know what can happen between the comfort of your home and the discomfort of the plane.
Just the other day a lady traveling from Toronto to Vancouver connecting to Shanghai checked in late… Five minutes after the deadline with a sob story about having to take care of her children that were traveling with her. With 10 minutes left till departure she still stopped to shop. With her kids begging her to hurry up as the plane would leave, she hushed them and told them she had time (assumption since I don't speak mandarin). Well believe it or not on arrival at the gate she was told her flight had already closed and her bags unloaded. With a huff and a puff she tried to blow their house down, but the agent was too quick and was fully aware of the lady's addiction to shopping. The lady demanded to be placed on the next flight, but that one was full. So she pouted and demanded for the next and the lady said, "For sure, the next flight has seating. Departure is at 7am, tomorrow morning". The look at the woman's face was priceless. Her kids however were not impressed. Of course, she turned, she screamed, she cast spells and cursed the airline. She was bewitched. How could the airline do this to her.
I wonder?
When arriving at the airport have your papers in order. Place all of the itineraries, passports and boarding passes in one envelope, and placed in an accessible pocket. Assuming you checked in from home you should have a smooth entry onto your flight.
Make sure your liquids are under 100ml, cause depending which airport your departing from they very well will throw out your perfumes from Paris, your herbal creams from Frankfurt, or your lube from the sex shop.
Just do what the security agent says. Trust me they don't like having to repeat hundreds of times a day the same thing that the media has broadcast for years and the posters have announced throughout the airport. When they say hello, why not great them with a smile, it can actually make their day.
You've made it through the gauntlet, you've reached the gate and you possibly can encounter several scenarios.
1)The flight is canceled. Horrible news for all trust me. The reasons are numerous, some good and some not.
- Maybe the flight was under booked and not worth using gas to fly 20 people on a 146 seat plane when another plane leaves an hour later.
- Maybe the flight had a mechanical issue that warranted serious attention. So instead of letting an unsafe plane leave, which could possibly lead to the death of dozens… The company took precautions and thought safety first.
The nerve of them.
2) They've announced a later departure. Delayed flights are a nuisance.
- Maybe there was an onboard issue?
- Maybe the previous flight had passengers arriving late. Almost every flight we have passengers who check their bags and enter the airport but then disappear. I'd say 80% of the time they're at the bar having a good old time. The airline pages them to no avail and agents run around searching for these passengers every where. The airline doesn't want the passengers to miss their flight as it screws up the entire day.
The nerve of them.
3) They've called out your name and upgraded you, no additional charge. Yeah right you say? Don't scoff it happens.
Regardless of the scenario or the outcome, the agents are just doing their job. Do they truly deserve to be blasted? Its not personal to them, they don't know you from Adam or Eve. Trust me, they're the one group of people you don't want to piss off. With a smile and understanding voice you can soothe the savage beast. That beast controls your life for the immediate future. Chill.
I have seen agents bend over backwards making calls, and running through the airport during their breaks or after their shift is finished just because a passenger treated them with respect.
I've also seen agents give a glorious 'fuck you' with no effort whatsoever to help a passenger in distress.
By the way if you get a middle seat the arm rests should be yours. The aisle seat gets the aisle freedom, the window seat gets the window view and the middle gets the shits…so make the arm rests yours, no matter what.
What you need to understand is that they only need to give you another flight or seat. It's never said which flight or which seat. Don't mess with them.
Now you're boarding the plane. Say hi to the flight attendants or at least smile. These employees have no idea the day you've had nor do you know theirs. If you're pissed off chill out, you're on the plane now, and it's almost over. Don't make everyone's life a living hell. Just remember these are the people who are trained to keep 'yo ass alive till medical services arrive,' these are the same people trained with emergency procedures. When push comes to shove who do you think they'll be thinking of? I don't know, but I'm just saying…
Another point, when you're at a restaurant, it's a known fact to never disrespect your waiter as you don't know what goes on behind the kitchen door. 'Nuff said!
Don't be an ass and ask for 3 drinks or crazy mixtures. They are not bartenders. Don't ask them what you wouldn't make at home.
With all this said, your flight's over and after getting to your home or hotel you realize that it was smooth sailing considering. You traveled hundreds, thousands of miles and were surrounded by dozens, hundreds of strangers amidst hundreds, thousands of flights around the world and you arrived safely.
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Growing up in South Oxhey
Early memories
By John Brooks
We moved to South Oxhey in 1948, a complete mud bath.
I remember walking to Lower High Street, Watford to buy Coke from the Gas company, this was transported in the baby's pram probably 2 or 3 times a week when money was available.
Our front garden had some of the best lawns in the area we went turfing on the Golf course The wonderful greens were our front lawn
I first went to school at Watford Fields School, half a day (My daughter is now deputy head at this school) when Warren Dell was opened we went there for half days also, such was the need for schooling. I passed the 11 plus and was accepted for Watford G.S. but my mother could not afford the uniform so I went to Hampden School. A very strict regime was in place and cannings were common, We were even whacked with the end of the gym ropes by one sadistic teacher, truancy was an every day occurance, it was difficult to hide in Taylors Cafe.
We lived in Muirfield Road and I saw my first coloured person. Dr Irvine who lived at number 27. He was not allowed to practice here, but our neighbour Mrs Wilkins did his cleaning.
On the opposite side of the road was the site of the brick buildings which had not started but piles of bricks had been stacked and in them we made camps. Often we went on expeditions all day only coming back when mothers called us in for tea. One of our favourite expeditions was to Pinner where the streets had crab apple trees growing in them and we picked these and brought them home.
My first job was at the butchers on the other side, sweeping up the sawdust after the shop had closed (I was not very old) in the sweepings were small amounts of meat gristle etc. which went into the mincing machine with a element of sawdust to make sausages. My next job was a caddy at Grimsdyke I always caddied for a miserable old doctor. the bag was leather and very heavy and if I did not see where the ball went and he lost it I did not get paid (it was sixpence a round) this also involved cleaning his clubs and shoes after the round.
My next job was Saturday boy in the newly opened furniture shop, a good job.
I joined the 2nd Oxhey Scout group which was in Oxhey Lane near Watford Heath and stayed with them until I married.
One year we put on a fete and it was opened by Peter Sellers of Goon Show Fame. We also put on Gang Shows at Hampden School.
When the new shops opened in the precinct my mother in awe of the new self service Sainsbury's forgot that she had taken my baby sister in the pram to do the shopping and left her outside for quite a few hours.
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I was in 2nd Oxhey late 60s when Skip was scoutmaster before we moved away. He lived with his parents at bottom of Hayling Road. His brother was Group
Skip had a business making pots….just off Watford High Street
We camped out at Flights place at Sarratt a few times
I aslo was caddy at Grimsdike….never got a tip…except from Mr Freeman….he was only one in club who ever tipped
My sister lived in Old servant quarter in Oxhey Grange for a few years…I think Mrs Absalom just wanted somone around…she was in 75+ in 70s….never got into main house…but ground were great…had a big stable and there was old cricket pitch near main road…long overgrown
I moved to South Oxhey in 1949 at the age of 12 and joined the 2nd Oxhey Scouts shortly thereafter, I met Ted Shelley now sadly deceased and Geoff Osborne, who just celebrated his 81st birthday. Apart from him I only remember Eric Dutton, who is still alive. Happy memories of Flight Cracknell and Joe Seabright, the scoutmasters.
My parents Mr and Mrs Peddle lived at 37 Murfield Road, with my sister Joyce ,myself Josie ,(Josephine) and my brother Tony . I think we went to live there when I was about 12/13 years old, now just arrived at 80. I first had to go to Bushy Hall School, this meant I had to catch the train in the morning and evening. I don't think the school quite knew what hit them, street wise London kids, when the school in Oxhey Lane was built I went there. I remember Doris Harrigan? Who had a fight with me and bit a hole in my arm, still have the faint Mark..my friend was Josie Snowden she lived across the road from us.
I was a scout in "flight" Cracknell's gang shows at the Palace Theatre in the early sixties. I was from the 9th SW Herts troop which long longer exists as a separate entity. The shows were hard work for months before and great fun during. He was always tough on us after opening night, I now think just to stop us getting full of ourselves! My school chums get me a ragging for having traces of makeup on the next day.Wonderful memories!
How interesting your story is John and all the comments that have been made – I too lived in Oxhey from early 1948 and went on a bus to Watford Fields School then Warren Dell when it very first opened and Hampden when it was first opened – I was there from 1952-56 I was in Mr Wrights class the last year I was there and remember he married Miss Buckingham the PE teacher – Mr Westaway was headmaster and Mrs Salter was deputy head – I got married in 1959 and moved away – I'm sure our paths must have crossed atsome stage.


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Over the past two decades, political scientists have adopted experimental methods to interact directly with subjects in the United States and globally. This new wave of field experimentation has produced some very public controversies. Researchers have created illegal attack advertisements during political campaigns, exposed subjects to risks of violence through experiments conducted in authoritarian regimes overseas, and even gone so far as to commit crimes to measure police responses. These recent controversies have contributed to distrust among the public and made apparent the need to consider the ethical implications of this experimental work. How can IRBs guide political scientists in conducting ethically sound research while continuing to generate valuable knowledge about the political, economic, and cultural sphere?
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Scott W. Desposato, PhD, is associate professor of Political Science at the University of California, and the editor of Ethics and Experiments; Problems and Solutions for Social Scientists and Policy Professionals. He has held positions at the University of Arizona and the University of Zurich, as well as fellowships at Princeton's Center for the Study of Democratic Politics, and the Harvard Academy. His general research interests include democratic institutions, campaigning, mass behavior, and political methodology. Specific projects have examined redistricting in the United States, electoral rules and federalism in Brazil, party-switching by politicians, and statistical methods for studying legislatures. Published research has appeared in The American Journal of Political Science, The Journal of Politics, Comparative Political Studies, and Political Analysis. His latest project, for which he received National Science Foundation Funding, examines the ethics of experimental social science.
Trisha Phillips, PhD, is an associate professor and embedded ethicist in the Department of Political Science at West Virginia University (WVU). She has a PhD in Philosophy from Rice University and spent 10 years in the department of philosophy at Mississippi State University before joining the faculty at WVU. She engages in empirical, conceptual, and theoretical research on human subjects research, and research integrity in general, and recently received an NSF grant to explore ethical issues in experimental political science. She has published articles in the Journal of Medicine and Philosophy; Bioethics; Journal of Law, Medicine, and Ethics; and IRB: Ethics and Human Research. She has also given conference presentations at Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, the Association for Bioethics and Humanities; Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress; and PRIM&R. Her current projects include publication ethics, research integrity policy evaluation, and a conceptual analysis of the harms and benefits associated with field experiments in political science.
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The colors of this wedding were ivory, sage, and gold. We loved how the soft colors went with the vintage chic backdrop of the Gather. Our favorite part of the day was getting to take Jenna and Mitch around Downtown McKinney after their grand send-off to capture some beautiful portraits of the new Mr. and Mrs. McWethy!


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"The Old Testament is a Hebrew translation by Moses of Zoroaster's Zend-Avesta; the Zoroastrian scriptures originally being brought to the ancient Near East from Mu via India and Burma."
This nearly echoes Churchward's,
"Moses wrote early books of O.T. from Egyptian temple records in hieroglyphs and symbols."
He also gives this same route for the Naacal tablets, from which both Zoroastrian and Osirian religions sprang, so both statements about Moses mesh. In Churchward's Books of the Golden Age, published posthumously from his notes, there is an illustration of a tablet supposed to have been written by Moses - later duplicated.
I wish to address these points individually. 1. 'The most blatant fabrication' was not done by James Churchward in translating a tablet that says Moses was the child of Hatshepsut. In the modern day printing of 'The Books of the Golden Age', a volume from 1927 that was to remain unpublished, on page 195 is an illustration of this tablet, as shown below:
James Churchward's mention of vimana or the mythical flying palaces or chariots from Sanskrit and Hindu writings have become references in many books and some even ascribe their interest in these flying ships to his discussion of them in the following passage:
Hindu Manuscript, Date unknown (B.C.): "When morning dawned, Rama, taking the celestial car which Pushpaka had sent to him by Vivpishand, stood ready to depart. Self-moving was that car; it was large and finely painted. It had two stories and many chambers with windows and was draped with flags and banners. It gave forth a melodious sound as it coursed along its airy way."
Hindu Manuscript, Dated 500 B.C.: "Rawan, King of Ceylon (?), flew over the enemy's army and dropped bombs, causing many casualties. Eventually Rawan was captured and slain and his flying machine fell into the hands of the Hindu chieftain Ram Chandra who flew it all the way back to his capital Adjudhia in Northern India."
But the Colonel had over a quarter million (equivalent to about 28 million millennium bucks), and by 1922 had re-embarked on his original pursuit, Mu. Both the Le Plongeons had died, and the issue of Mu versus Atlantis hadn't been settled! Every record, inscription, legend or artifact that the French explorer saw as proof of an Atlantean colonization of Yucatan, Mexico and South America, Churchward could translate into a sign of influx from the west. The "cradle of civilization," Le Plongeon believed, was in Atlantis, and Mu-ans came after, or maybe were transplanted Atlanteans. Not so! countered the Colonel; Hindu records proved Mu to be the motherland. In the last analysis, Lemuria doubtless preceded its eastern counterpart as the primal spot where man first appeared which, according to Cayce, was 10-112 million years ago, in a material body considerably less dense than now. Philostratus, in "Life of Tyana," says "the first Egyptians were a colony from India" and historian Valniiki, in the Ramayana, writes:
"The Naacals first established themselves in the Deccan, India, and from there carried their religion and learning to the colonies of Babylonia and Egypt. Their Nubian settlement was called Maioo on the present site of Suakin."
Supposedly, this preceded the colony started at Sais, the "mouth of the Nile" by Thoth, son of an Atlantean priest, in 14,000 BC, with a temple for teaching the Osirian religion. According to Cayce. by 10,090 BC the Atlanteans had arrived from their sinking continent, adding to the conflict between the Egyptians and attackers from Carpathia (Ibex Rebellion).
During this time the Great Pyramid was built, with Hermes (Thoth) principal architect; the Sphinx was "already there." With this suggestion of black (Africa), red (Atlantis) and white (Carpathia) races within pre-dynastic Egypt, it is not surprising to find wall paintings still extant in Egyptian temples and pyramids depicting all three. Original Lemurians (brown race still existing in Pacific regions) and those from the Gobi (yellow) or their descendants found their way as well to Egypt, the melting pot 15 millennia ago. The white and yellow races sojourned southward, according to Cayce, with the,
"turning of the axis, climactic changes, and uprisings on Atlantis, they came more into that portion of Egypt. India. Persia and Arabia."
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Joan Griffith Archives - Atlantipedia
Colonel' James Churchward (1851-1936) was a British engineer and patentholder. However, his most famous invention was 'the land of Mu', an imaginary counterpart of Atlantis, supposedly situated in the Pacific.
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Before delving into the issues I mentioned above, let's use a more well known example of these "second order effects." During the toughening of drug sentences in the late 1980s the Anti-Drug Abuse Act made prison sentences proportional to the quantity of illicit substance that a dealer was holding when arrested. The thinking behind such laws is straightforward: stiffer sentences for bigger time drug dealers. At first blush this sounds like a solid enforcement strategy; however, both in theory and in practice these laws had the unintended consequence of incentivizing dealers to hold smaller quantities while still being able to meet demand. Dealers responded to this by placing a new premium on purity. If they could sell their customers half the weight for the same price, they faced a lighter sentence if/when they were arrested. In this way drug laws that were designed to curtail large scale drug dealing had the perverse effect of increasing drug purity, which itself has many second order consequences (higher overdose rates, increased addiction potential, etc).
These negative results to well intentioned laws, policies, and practices are often overlooked but incredibly important. The much maligned WTUs serve as an excellent example of how a well intentioned (well designed, even) system can be victimized by other system-wide issues. Created in the wake of the Walter Reed scandal in 2007 they were intended to be units where soldiers could convalesce before returning to their units without the bureacracy of medical holding units. When the Pentagon initially set these units up they included policies for expediting the replacement of soldiers sent to WTUs. Here we need to pause and revisit the environment all of this was occurring in: it was arguably the lowest point in the public perception of the Iraq and Afghanistan operations and the Army was having trouble meeting its recruiting goals, so standards were slipping somewhat.
To put these various pieces more concisely, you had an overstretched military, a burgeoning problem with un(der)-qualified soldiers, and a new program that allowed for the rapid replacement of a soldier if they could be medically dispatched to a WTU. Commanders planning for an upcoming deployment had few options for their truly problematic soldiers (along with their actually injured); they could begin proceedings to medically discharge a soldier (a bureaucratic nightmare that takes quite some time) or they could transfer them to a WTU and receive an able replacement in time for deployment. Thus commanders were acting in their own (and the mission's) best interests by filling the WTUs with their drug addicts and malingerers. The consequences of this are well documented. WTUs became toxic environments ill-suited to actual recovery by soldiers who want to return their units. The situation got so bad that many Purple Heart recipients were resentful of being sent to WTUs.
News stories about this, detailing the troubles and glimmers of hope belie an understanding of the systemic causes, instead focusing solely on the first-order issues, those that are immediately attachable to the WTU itself. While it is absolutely true that the first-order problems need to be solved. For instance, the staffs of these units need to be adequate in numbers as well as training. More importantly (in my view) is that unless, and until, the time consuming (both in length and officer/NCO attention) process of discharging unfit soldiers is remedied any fix is temporary.
It must be made clear that if we attempt to fix the problem of commanders "dumping" malingerers into these units by changing WTU-centric policies it will merely punt the discharge problems to the future. The issue will lie dormant until another next well intentioned policy accidentally allows an end-run around the problem. The unfortunate collision of well-intention WTUs and the reality of medical discharges has shown an underlying, systemic problem that needs addressing.
The polypharmacy issue among soldiers is similar, except that the systemic problems it reveals are much wider and deeper. The reason there is a problem with polypharmacy among civilians and soldiers alike is the continued balkanization of medicine as a practice. To digress for a moment, in early 2008 the NIH began the Undiagnosed Diseases Program which does precisely what you would intuit from its name. It brings in patients from around the country who have had exhaustive medical workups and run into dead ends. These are not cases the family doctor couldn't handle, these are cases that no doctor in a metroplex could figure out. (As an aside, the program recently "discovered" its first novel disease.) The NYT Magazine ran a piece about the program back in 2009 about a woman there as one of their first patients. What has always stuck out from the piece is this passage:
At least 16 specialists had traipsed past Stiers's bedside in the previous four days; almost all of them managed to carve out time for the spontaneous meeting. Not surprisingly, the dermatologist suggested a dermatologic diagnosis, Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada syndrome. The nephrologist, James Balow, still liked his kidney diagnoses. The rheumatologist didn't want to rule out Sjogren syndrome just yet. "Any other specialists around here who want to explain your own favorite organ?" [Dr.] Gahl asked with a little chuckle.Dr. Gahl's joke is not really a joke at all, it truly is the way that doctors are forced to think. A myriad of issues contribute to this, but to put it succinctly: there is simply too much information for doctors to know everything. As a relavent example, the variety of drugs has grown so large that medical students are taught the mechanisms for particular classes and within that class individual drugs are generally distinguished only by one or two characteristics unique to them. Obviously this is an organized way to teach the information, but it also serves to partition the drugs into discrete boxes that are only occasionally linked by interactions and contraindications.
Simultaneously doctors are taught that drugs treat discrete pathologies and older less-selective drugs are inferior, they're even referred to as "dirty." Indeed, aspirin, one of the most widely used drugs in the world, would not be approved today. The combined effect of this is to teach and constantly reenforce the view that diseases and drugs are akin to bulls eyes on a firing range. Different bullets can be used for each target in order to fix each problem individually. The reality is more akin to the joints on a bridge truss. Individually targetting one or two may have no impact on the integrity of the bridge, but disrupting too many can be catastrophic.
Any efforts at solving the polypharmacy issue that do not acknowledge this underlying, structural issue are doomed to failure. Patients do not know enough to choose which drugs are important and doctors are trained to have tunnel vision regarding the pathology in their area and in front of them.
Often times these second order effects are unpredictable or paradoxical. That they occur should not dissuade us from attempting changes and fixes though. What we need to learn is the need for iterative change. After a new policy or procedure is implemented we must be attentive to what structural issues it reveals, not only in itself, but in the now augmented antecedent as well. Failing to recognize these problems results in makeshift solutions that merely postpone its reemergence. In the words of Mr. Henry, my 5th grade teacher, "There's always time to do it right the first time." In the case of more intractable problems, like the balkanization of medicine, often the acknowledgement of the problem in the first place is helpful in avoiding the attendant pitfalls.


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Publication: New Book about Louis Kahn and Philadelphia's Mikveh Israel
I review Susan Solomon's new book, Louis I. Kahn's Jewish Architecture: Mikveh Israel and the Midcentury American Synagogue in today's edition of Tablet Magazine.
Click here to read the review Sacred Space: Louis Kahn and the architecture of quiet reverence.
The book is about more than Kahn. It contains several informative chapters on issues of ideology, aesthetics and identity in post-World War II American synagogue design.
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Publication: New Book about Louis Kahn and Philadelphia's Mikveh Israel
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Here's how the Southern Gazette writer described the new monument: "The Cenotaph is a tribute to those from all the current and former communities of
Tribute is nice.
And it is a tribute to all the people who served in war and in peacekeeping operations.
The Oxford English Dictionary defines a cenotaph as "a monument to someone buried elsewhere, especially one commemorating people who died in a war."
Not served.
A cenotaph cannot honour veterans. The word comes from the Latin and Greek words for empty tomb. They survived a war or peacekeeping mission, by definition.
While it is a really lovely idea to gather together a list of all the people from Placentia Bay who served in the military at some point, maybe there is a better way to recognise their service - not their death - than erecting a big slab of rock and calling it a cenotaph.


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£12m Inheritance promise claim fails
The Telegraph are reporting on a disputed will claim.
The deceased left his scrap yard (worth £12 million as development potential) to his wife when he died in 1987. When his wife died ten years later she left her entire estate to her daughter, excluding her three adult sons who she accused of letting the business going to ruin.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the eldest son sought to challenge the will by arguing a claim of proprietary estoppel. That type of claim requires there to have been a promise made (in this case by the deceased to the son), on which the son relied on to his detriment and which the courts decide is unjust for the father to have reneged on. Here, the son claimed he was told the valuable scrap yard land would be for the benefit of him and his siblings. In reliance on this promise, the son spent his working life working there and would not have otherwise done so.
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In Julie's Studio
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What is the effect of this manmade reproduction, I find myself wondering, so I peer closer. Small differences emerge; some paintings feature a kind of "loss of quality," a lack of crispness to the shapes, a layering of shades, as if copies were run through a copy machine. Some paintings feature an anachronistic ring of orange or red around the edge of a shape, as if by accident. Many paintings are "cut" through with a line, where the shapes change shade, or where the pattern of shapes seems to start over; the film strip stuck between two images. These glitches interest me most; they are what I find my eye seeking: the imperfections, the failure of exact reproduction.
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Anime draws on many different media types in its endless search for properties to adapt, but manga is still the king of the bunch. And why not? It's a distinctly Japanese art form, their main demographics have significant overlap, and manga's panel-based layout means that some of the anime staff's work is already done. Plenty of adaptations stick very closely to their manga counterparts (hopefully out of respect for the original), but some receive bold reinterpretations. Kaguya-sama doesn't go quite that far, but under the guidance of director Mamoru Hatakeyama, it does manage to take on a life beyond that of its source material. Hatakeyama's work on screwball comedies with Studio Shaft near the start of the decade gave him an eye for tricky camera positioning and outrageous character expressions. Since the show came to a conclusion several days ago, I've been skimming the manga and noticing the ways in which he embellished scenes by making full use of the student council room, where at least half the anime takes place. This is probably why that environment is rendered using cel-shaded 3D models, since it would allow extra freedom in deciding which angle of the room to capture.
Kaguya-sama's move to television works to its benefit in plenty of other ways, as well. Its comic timing is terrific – I vividly remember the moment when a dump truck unloaded a towering pile of flowers directly onto Kaguya's head. The slow, quiet manner in which the petals piled around her sold not just that scene, but a whole seven-minute segment. Things get loud when they need to, as well, with each battle of wits between Kaguya and Shirogane feeling more critical than the next. The show's use of bright red and blue backgrounds (representing the two main characters) and urgent string accompaniments pushes their mental matches to absurd heights, only to bring them crashing down when fan favorite Fujiwara unwittingly interferes. Special mention must also be made of the series' stellar casting, which put newcomer Aoi Koga in the lead role and reaped immense rewards as a result. Her blend of haughtiness and vulnerability made Kaguya my favorite character by a mile, but the other student council members had great actors behind them, as well. Even Ishigami, who I wasn't originally fond of, found his stride once Ryouta Suzuki embraced the bitter, world-weary nerd at the heart of his character.
All these elements made Kaguya-sama successful as a comedy, but director Hatakeyama's experience with drama paid off as well. Having headed up the masterful Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu, he clearly knows how to frame more serious material. The two-part finale "I Can't Hear the Fireworks," which dug deep into Kaguya's isolation and sorrow, is all the evidence one might require to support that claim. The moments when she reunites with her friends and realizes the depth of her affection for Shirogane are among the most heart-stopping in recent romcom history. Towering though that achievement may be, though, the blending of comedy and romance in simpler scenes also carried a kernel of drama, which was crucial in constructing a plausible on-screen relationship. Tropes like shared umbrellas and backseat bicycle rides felt more satisfying in Kaguya-sama than in other series, since Shirogane and Kaguya's famed intellects gave way to their passion at just the right moments. Not all of these scenes were perfect – I had my reservations about a couple chapters near the end of the show's run – but the hit-to-miss ratio favored the former by a sizable margin.
So what's the final verdict? That's up to each viewer to decide individually, but mine is quite positive. The comedy is clever and visually inventive, the romance is cute, and the dramatic conclusion alone is worth the price of entry. In fact, the series was so good out of the gate that my expectations went soaring for the second half, which didn't always meet them. Still, I enjoyed my time with Kaguya-sama, and if you like shows that skillfully walk the line between silliness and sweetness, I think you will, too. It might not be on par with the Kare Kanos or Toradoras of anime, but it's a thoughtfully-directed romantic comedy that ought to be watched by fans of the genre.


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I've had a busy day!
I did my income taxes, laundry, cleaned litter boxes (ewww....but if your a kitty mama you do it) and started packing for my 4 week visit to my Mom.
I recently found a great deal on a new suitcase at Ross. I have been looking for one of the 4 wheeled suitcases in the hardside finish. I want one for my trip to Paris (of course) and decided a 24" bag was a good size!
I could not resist this Fushia Samsonite suitcase!
Then when I got closer to it I saw this....
Do you see it? Reduced down to $27.99!!
I love it!
These wheels make it so easy to roll through the airport.
It's lightweight and fairly roomy inside!
I'm taking it to Houston to test how much it holds before heading to Paris in Sept.
Another new item I'm trying are eBags packing cubes! I have been reading about how easy it is to efficiently pack using these. I had some Amazon gift cards earned from Swag Bucks and so I used those to purchase a set of 3 cubes (large, med, small) and another set of 3 small cubes.
They come in many colors and I choose the Turquoise!
A nice contrast to the Fushia suitcase
I like being able to group my lingerie in one bag and nightgowns in another. Easy to keep organized when living out of a suitcase.
This is the large cube and I've packed pants & tops. So far I like the small and medium cubes better, but this would be good for sweaters.
I will let you know how I like them after using them on this trip. These were purchases I made with no compensation from either company!
I travel a fair bit with my Mom in Texas and my oldest daughter in Calif. Not to mention vacations! I am hoping that I will like these cubes and that they make packing and unpacking easier!
I'm sharing this tweaking of my packing at
Tweak It Tue
You're Gonna Love It Tue
Wishing you JOY,


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In early exit polling, first-time voters are breaking overwhelmingly for Sen. Barack Obama. 72 percent report say they voted for Obama, compared with 27 percent for McCain. First-time voters compose 10 percent of the total national electorate thus far.
Please please vote for Obama. Whole world is requesting all Americans to vote for Obama. America needs Obama now. All american citizens please vote for Obama. Please go to voting poll and vote for Obama. Still few hours left.
Obama !! Obama!!!
Didn't Mark Furman Work for the LAPD?
winners wo wo
obama is the least qualified candidate in history. And he has a horific economic plan. If he wins, God help us all.
Eva's comment about her son...quit sheltering your kid. Who would want to vote for someone who needs their Depends changed every half hour.
Red, Red WHINE!!,
If you're truly a rich, white democrat, I hope you enjoy more of your hard earned money being appropriated to support folks like Susie for the next four years.
im 18 and voting for obama and not because im YOUNG or because its the COOL thing to do, its because i educated my self about both canidates then made the decision that i thought was best for the country!! so if Obama wins the youth is right, and the old still SENILE
From a 38 year old, thank you to all of the young and first time voters for exercising your most precious of rights!
You all make it sound like Obama's some sort of angel from heaven....
Jeez... he's a crooked politician like the rest of them... He is a skilled orator, but that's about all I can say about him...
If you listen to WHAT he says more than HOW he says it... he's really not as much as he's cracked up to be...
But so many of you dumb people are so enthralled by him, it looks like he's going to be the next President...
I hope we all like the idea of Obama's SSA (Socialist States of America)
I am balck and all I am saying is my people should have stood up and done this a long time ago.
Why do people think that voters are turning to Obama because its "cool"? Maybe voters actually see that the economy is in the tank? Or maybe voters realize we have had the most corrupt 8 years of government in our Nation's history? It isn't just about likening McCain to Bush. Its the whole Neo-conservative platform that is turning people away. Not to mention the radical right and its anti-freedom stance with regard to abortion and gay marriage. This is America people, you can do what you want with your own body. I am an independent and I believe in conservative values. But I do not use the bible as my voting guide.
This close-to-middle-age white woman voted for him too! So did my elderly parents, both of whom are registered republicans.
Obamas not gonna change crap for the good…Its a subconcious thing, this change…cause he himself is african american, which itself is change. Making you believe his promises of change and ignore the facts against him. Iam dissappointed. He shouldnt even be qualified to run for president, he couldnt even get a job at the LAPD cause his ties to Ayers, i dont understand why nobody cares about that, wich is why he'll probably win, cause no one give a hoot
FIRST TIME VOTERS are not stupid like McCain thinks they are and McCain is not as smart as FIRST TIME VOTERS.
Today, November 4, 2008, will mark a historic point in history when Obama wins. I am still not old enough to vote but hear the cry of a 11 year old "Obama!" We might not know if he will truly make a difference but we can surely hope that he does. Today a Democratic party president will be elected and later he will lead this country. I know that Obama will win! You can see right when you look at him that he has what it takes to lead this country and that he has the knowledge to go along with it. Dont vote for someone you may later regret. Vote for the one who will make a change and no matter what happens he will always be there to do something. Obama will win! Obama will win!
To those that lament that they fear that Obama will not be able to deliver on his promise for 'change': the fact that Obama ran a campaign focused on issues rather than an erratic collection of seemingly random smears is already a testament to his argument for change. I think he generated so much enthusiasm because his campaign was actually efficient and mostly clean of the attack-style politics that have left us all so numb and cynical. Also, he seems genuinely interested in reaching across the aisle to conservatives, unlike Bush who promised to be a 'uniter' but instead established one of the most divisive administrations in recent history. Finally, I think he has generated so much enthusiasm because he is NEW. We're all tired of the same people – do you realize you'd have to go back to the 1976 election to have a presidential campaign ticket without a Bush or Clinton?! If we had embraced Hilary we would be embracing the notion of political dynasties, which is not the american way in my opinion. Obama is eloquent and NEW. Those are my thoughts on why he has generated so much enthusiasm
obama!!! from a struggling 1st time voter with a 2 yr old and a house mortgage that will triple this year if i dont refinance
Amercans – if you want us to look up to you again – don´t vote for that war-head McCain. We have seen enough of these old men in Power all around the world.
yours Europeans
Susie this comment by you got my attention "We all knew that every single black person in America that has never voted a day ....". Black Americans have voted for White Americans for decades. Now there is a bi-racial, highly intelligent, faithfully married man as a candidate and you have a problem with people voting for him. Go F yourself.
Interesting how when the numbers were in your favor since oh, George Washington's time it was all good but not that Blacks are mobilized you are bitter cause some of em 'never voted a day in their lives'. Exactly why we need a transformational figure in the White House. GOBAMA!!!!
This is my 3rd presidential election and the last I am going to be voting in. This is the First time I was ever able to vote for a candidate that I wanted to vote for and not just the lesser of 2 evils. Thank you for putting yourself on the ballot Mr. Obama, you made this girl very happy!
I am a first time voter and my vote went to McCain. I can see how biased this website is with their numbers. At the university that I attend, the majority of students are voting for McCain. Many young people out there are attracted to the "hype" of Obama. I am sure many first time voters want to go with what is trendy, and with what their friends say, which tragically is Obama. However, I speak for myself and my friends when I say I am an informed first time voter who thinks John McCain should be our next leader, or we are going to be in a great deal of trouble.
I'm 22... this is my 2nd chance to vote in the presidential election and I'm absolutely HONORED to do so. I voted for Barack Obama because he moves people and if we're ever going to get out of the mess Bush has made for us – we need everyone to pitch in and get involved. I believe in Obama's power to inspire America to do so.
Hey Tat.
What are you implying? That the opinions of those, say, 30 and under, don't really matter? So sayeth the heavily condescending tone of your post.
However, these voters DO matter, and so do their opinions... so sayeth the equally-weighted vote every American over the age of 17 recieves.
You don't get more points for being older. Or ruder.
Every American gets a vote.
Go McCain!!!!. If Obama Gets It We Can All Quit Work And Stay Home A Get A Check. And Live off Food Stamps. Come on Its Called The "WHITE HOUSE"!!! McCain McCain McCain 08 08 08


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Category : Project Management.
Topic : Engineering project manager career path.
Author : Rye Thomas.
Published : Sat, Nov 30th 2019 03:04 AM.
Format : jpg/jpeg.
Whatever the end result of the project, it will involve some type of change within a business. The change could be a modification to the existing status quo or it could be introducing something completely new, so change management is also an element of project management.


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18th Aug 2003
Many of you who are using computers and the Internet may be aware that last week there was a highly publicised virus getting around on the Internet.
It was called several names – but mainly the "Blaster" virus (I know I called it worse than that, having been called to help with some of it's problems).
What I see as essential to this district is that many of the computers connected to the internet are not fully protected from such viruses.
Most of you have installed Anti-Virus software which is great. Please make sure you keep that software up-to-date with the latest definition files, which you should be able to download.
The new urgency is that you should all be using "FIREWALL" software as well. This new Blaster virus did not come to the computers who were affected via email (the usual of late way of getting infected).
What does Firewall software do? It blocks certain access points from being accessed by external computers (on the Internet).
There are many Commercial and Free Firewalls available. Your nearest Software outlet should be able to supply you with excellent firewalls, or I can even sell you this software, just contact us at Web South. You can also get them from the Internet. If you don't feel confident finding them on the Internet – a "safe" way to obtain them is from the Computer Magazine CDs at your local Newsagent. When installed, they can be a little hard to understand (even for me) as some of the alerts that they through up about your programs that are trying to access the internet are a little daunting and confusing, but the best you can do is READ and try to digest what it is telling you. For instance, if when you first start running the firewall, it alerts saying that Internet Explorer is trying to access the Internet (and you have just clicked on Internet Explorer) – ask yourself – does this seem right, YES – in this case. So you would click OK and if the alert says "Remember this choice" or some such question or tick box, then you can tick it too.
If you are unsure, try saying NO to it (don't tick on the remember choice this time – so it will have a chance to ask you again next time – just in case you really do want it to do something), and if whatever you wanted to do doesn't work – try again and next time say yes! If you are still cautious – don't tick on the remember button.
The scary thing is when you read in the alerts – that some one has tried to access your computer from the Internet.
It can happen quite often. I personally have had hits from computers in Poland, Hong Kong, Sydney and Singapore (to name a few) – most of these times people were trying to install "Trojan Horse/Backdoor" programs which will allow them access at a later date. This is not a good thing to happen to your computer. It would firstly compromise any business computer which may have financial or personal information stored on it.
Please also make sure that you keep your firewall software updated too.
You should be able to find much more information about firewalls and how they work on the Internet.
The main thing is not to get turned off of using the Internet and email, just be observant of what your computer is doing and investigate if it seems to be doing anything strange. Ask your friends what they think and search on the web for ideas too.
I hope this will help everyone to protect themselves from this threat.
Peter Herriman


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Alex Waidley 6:57 PM
First Day Tomorrow!
Tomorrow we start our first day on the SF State Campus with the students, and I kinda feel like I did before the first day of elementary school... a little nervous, excited to see old friends and meet new people, scared I won't be able to find where I am supposed to be and.... what should I wear!? JK, on the last one :)
Basically, we will be tabling in the main area of campus and trying to get the word out about City Cru to get students interested in coming to our weekly meetings, studies, etc./, which is really the first step, besides prayer, of some coming to know the Lord, awareness that there are people here who love Jesus and an opportunity for them to do the same.
So please keep us and the students in your prayers as we begin this new semester.
Romans 10:14
How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard?


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Temple Of Impossibilities Mini Poster
50cm x 40cm Mini Poster
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Mini Poster: A real mind bender this print has trying to comprehend the bottom from the top and the left from the right. As the spires and steeples continue to a join at funny angles and make the print ever more impossible to understand. A very interesting print of complicated angles and twists that is bound to amuse any fan of M. C. Escher and surrealism.
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