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Chimp at Monkeyworld. I eagerly await the "self portrait" jokes.
Make big, and gaze upon our closest living relative.
In the unlikely event of a creationist browsing my stream, no, this doesn't mean we evolved from them, so no, there is no mystery in them still being around.
Now, I return to this young fellow. And the communication I have got to make is, that he has great expectations. -- Dickens
TORONTO, ON - SEPTEMBER 11: Actress Holliday Grainger arrives at the "Great Expectations" Premiere during the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival at Roy Thomson Hall on September 11, 2012 in Toronto, Canada. (Photo by Mark Davis/Getty Images)
This picture goes with the next photo of the actual journal entry. This student did a great job not only with detail in their picture, but the picture is also neat, and reflects what the student had wrote in their journal entry.
This seagull had clearly learned that people ate up here! You can see clearly how far we'd come that day... all the way from the flat fields behind the beach.
As Christians, we may harbor unrealistic expectations of perfection for ourselves. But even if we can somehow manage the appearance of a flawless life, our thoughts and motives are never completely pure.
John the disciple wrote, “If we claim to be without sin, we deceive ourselves and the truth is not in us” (1 John 1:8). The remedy is not to hide our sins and to strive harder, but to step into the light of God’s truth and confess them. “If we walk in the light,” said John, “as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus, his Son, purifies us from all sin” (v. 7).
In medicine, Dr. Goldman proposes the idea of a “redefined physician” who—in a culture where we are hesitant to admit our errors—no longer toils under the tyranny of perfection. Such a physician openly shares mistakes and supports colleagues who do the same, with a goal of reducing mistakes.
What if Christians were known not for hiding their sins but for loving and supporting each other with the truth and grace of our God? What if we practiced a risky yet healthy honesty with each other and with the watching world?
Father, it’s so difficult for us to share our faults with each other, but You call us to wholeness as Your people. Empower us by Your Spirit to live courageously in love and honesty.
Honesty with God about our sin brings forgiveness.
Adapted from Charles Dickens by Lucinda Stroud
Directed by Jane Jones
Art by Mikey Mann
January 16 - February 14, 2016
pcs.org/expectations
THE BUSINESS OF ENTERTAINING VIEWERS SUCCESSFULLY - CEO PANEL
Is it profitable to run a TV business in the Middle East?
OTT encroachment on traditional Pay TV territory
Anti-piracy - where do we stand?
New markets, new platforms – the strategy for success in the region?
Expectations for the coming year
Advertising in the MENA market
Moderator: Karim Sarkis, CEO at Sync Media FZ LLC
Confirmed Panelists
* David Butorac, Chief Executive Officer, OSN
* Fahad Mohammed Al Sukait, Chief Executive Officer, Rotana Group and Alarab News Channel
* Nart Bouran, Head of Sky News Arabia
* Sanjay Raina, General Manager, FOX International Channels Middle East
Jumeirah Beach Hotel
November 11, 2014
Open Mic
'Open Mic' is the latest venture by the Old Joes' Choir to push the limits of choral music. Having already been successful in bridging the void between choral music and theatre through story telling using the instrument of music and song, the OJC will journey further by depicting characters and their respective emotions and life stories through song. The setting will be an 'Open Mic' Night at a pub wherein patrons of the establishment are invited to sing about their life stories.
The songs will in turn take the audience down the paths of each of these patrons ‐ their youth, their hopes and expectations, perhaps their naivety. The songs will then evolve into a more mature tone as the characters develop, reflecting a more jaded view about life. But during the course of the night, they will realize that the present and the future is what they make it to be and that they should be the hope and the change that they wish to create.
Lighting by - Gihan Jayatilleke Rohan Jayatilleke
Facebook Event - www.facebook.com/events/460778127337471/
My boy! He was making pizzas at a birthday party. He couldn't wait to see how his turned out coming from the oven.
WENT Africa 2007: we all had to write down 2 expectations of the workshop. We all wanted to learn - we wanted to share, to teach, to write with empathy, to produce a story that people can learn from, to learn technology and to make change - everywhere!
Hey, you’re been used
Are you calm? settle down
Write a song, Ill sing along
Soon you will know that you are sane
You’re on top of the world again
Monday morning wake up knowing that you’ve got to go to school
Tell your mum what to expect, she said it's right out of the blue
Do you went to work in C&A, cause that’s what they expect
Move to lingerie and take a feel off Joe the store man
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