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10 The thief comes only to STEAL and KILL and DESTROY; I have come that they may have LIFE, and have it to the FULL. (John 10:10)
Jesus came to bring spiritual LIFE to the spiritually dead and set the captives FREE! FREE from RELIGION, ERROR and outright LIES, so they might serve THE LIVING GOD! In SPIRIT and in TRUTH!
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Just a few impressions of the Error Sim, a lovely place, unfortunately overrun by a lot of people lately.
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Running out of room and storage on the mini iPad
added and deleted Apps, rebooted and I now have 3.75GB
still have 38Apps 255 photos, some to remove now.
62 songs..
This is what happens when Time Warner Cables website does not use a condom. Remember folks....Practice Safe Uploading.
Bronica SQ-Ai / Zenzanon PS-50/f3.5 / Kodak Ektachrome EPN 100
2008/7/19
日本、東京、大田区、矢口
While I was shooting, I was worring if the shutter actually works, because you almost cannot hear it. So I was playig around and afterwards forgot to reset the multiple exposure switch. Really pissed me off, because it is difficult to redo, when every exposure is about 10 minutes or longer ...
This is what I got when I clicked on a LinkedIn link copied in a message sent to me by the intended recipient. it took me to my own home page and gave me a reprimand.
How does *your* website handle that?
Another screen capture from the Finallyfast.com commercial. This one featuring a notepad document the woman is working on, just before an error message pops up. Here's the full text:
My stories
Little Red Riding Hood skipped happily down the path to Grandma's house. She was a couple minutes later than usually, but thought nothing of it. Grandma was too kindly a lady to care about a few minutes. Just then, she heard the sirens. An ambulance, followed by an animal control vehicle raced by her at top speed. "I wonder where they're going…" And she continued to skip down the path.
Alice wandered down the dirt path, wondering what she would find next. Her adventures so far were so exciting and different. There was the Mock Turtle, the Mad Hatter's tea party, and so many others. Excited about what she may come upon next, Alice began to skip happily down the path, humming a little tune to herself. "Oh, I hope I get to meet the White Rabbit again," Alice thought to herself as she skipped through the forest. "Although my adventures here had put me in grave danger, I still am curious as to what other interesting creatures live here in Wonderland. Maybe dragons, or unicorns." The more Alice thought about her possible adventures, the faster she skipped and the happier she hummed her song. But, all of a sudden, Alice stopped. There was her next adventure, right in front of her eyes. At the end of the path there were 2 men wearing masks that covered their nose and mouth. They stood at a tall gate. Alice approached the men. "Hello," said Alice. "Sorry, kid," said the taller man, "you can't leave Wonderland. This area is quarantined with Sars."
Quasimodo was a charming, well-spoken fellow, but unfortunately, misunderstood due to the way he looked. Quasimodo wanted to be like everybody else in Notre Dame. He wanted to be treated as an equal. Although a loner, one day he decided to come down and visit the town of Notre Dame. Unfortunately, once again, because of his not-so-charming appearance, people screamed in fright. A shot was fired and hit Quasimodo square in the chest. When he regained consciousness, he was in a hospital. "Doctor," Quasimodo started, "did the bullet do any damage?" "The gunshot appears to have caused only a minor flesh wound. It's that huge hump on your back that worries me. Sir, it's malignant."
In 1898 the "Mohegan" went down. This disaster resulting in the loss of 107 lives, and the total destruction of the vessel was one of the most appalling and, at the same time one of the most inexplicable wrecks, which ever happened on the Cornish Coast.
She struck as the last glimmer of daylight faded at a quarter to 7 on the 14th day of October, and in less than 20 minutes she was under water, with only her masts, funnel, and davits above to mark her whereabouts. What brought her in such a perilous position will ever remain a mystery. After passing the Eddystone the Captain who wishes to clear the Manacles and the Lizard usually steers west-south-west but Cap Griffiths the Commodore of the Atlantic Transport line (by some error of compasses or judgment) drove his ship in a West by North direction right on to the Minstrel rock, in the heart of the Manacles.
An ominous, grating sound told the passengers and crew what had happened, and there was a general rush from dinner tables, cabins, and engine rooms, to the upper deck. The situation was awful, and was rendered trebly so by the sudden extinction of the electric lights. Darkness above, a swell on the sea around, a mournful tolling of the warning bell - the rising of water in the ship, all contributed to swell a cause for panic. But of panic there was none, and clear, encouraging and commanding was Chief Officer Couch's voice as he gave orders for the women and children to be saved first. The Captain too was active and cool, but the moments were passing and each one brought the "Mohegan's" doom nearer.
She had been struck on her starboard side forward, her fore part was becoming engulfed, her ship's boats were launched with difficulty and one containing many passengers upturned as she touched the water. Much remained to be done when with a mighty plunge the vessel went down and was locked on the reef, never to rise again.
Then came the time of anguish and the shrieks which arose from masts, boats and broken spars will ever be associated in the minds of the hearers on shore with that terrible night. By that time however the Life Boat from Porthoustock (under the guidance of James Hill, Coxswain) had been launched, and the Rocket Apparatus (in charge of Mr. Jeft'ers) also was on its way to Manacle Point.
All were eager to help, and had there been light instead of darkness more lives might have been saved, but the position of the vessel was a matter of conjecture, and it was most difficult to decide which course to take. Meanwhile the Life-boat threaded her way among the deadly rocks continually sending out her signals, at length cries of distress guided her to the ship's boat which was three parts full of water, and from this boat she rescued twenty seven, and picked up from the water Miss Noble. These were landed at Porthoustock about eleven, and were conducted at once to the cottages where fires, beds, and food awaited them. While they were being tended the Life Boat was once more piloting her way on the dark heaving waters. It was 2 o'clock in the morning when it returned, and the saved were in a worse condition than those in the first boat, having been 7 hours struggling for very life.
The next few days no pen can adequately describe, The Vicarage and Church were places of mourning and joy. Bereaved friends wept while relatives of the rescued ones rejoiced.
It was a time for cabling, interviewing, identifying, a time of inquiries and inquests of sheltering and hospitality. From the Squire at Lanarth to the humblest cottager, all opened their doors to the stranger, and did what they could to those who needed help.
Unhappily 107 were past human ministration and 48 of these were laid in the Church, at one time. Some of them destined to be carried across the Atlantic. For the others one vast grave, and a few smaller ones were being prepared in the old Churchyard.
Sunday intervened between the wreck and the burial, and the Services conducted by Canon Diggens took place in the presence of the dead and the living.
The following Wednesday, the great funeral took place. The Service was read by the Vicar assisted by the Rev Dr. Eajar of Manaccan and the Rev.F.R. Sell, The committal sentences were said as each separate coffin was being lowered into the big grave. Loving hands had made wreaths for every coffin (with flowers supplied from Lanarth), Life Boat men and survivors were the bearers. The following Sunday Memorial Services were conducted by Archdeacon Cornish (afterwards Bishop of St Germans) and Canon Diggens.
A beautiful stained glass window now occupies a place above the altar. It was presented by the Atlantic Transport Company, and dedicated by Archdeacon Cornish, in the presence of a vast congregation, who contributed for the erection of a large Granite Cross which now marks the site of the grave on the North Side of the Church, with the simple word "Mohegan" on it.
Fehler bitte melden. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob alle Angaben richtig sind.
Please displaying errors. I am not shure if all given informations are correct.
This video shows some of the artifacts with version 0.1.10 of mbarcode. It doesn't show it as much in dark areas (which are usually giving the worst artifacts), but in the end of the video you can see some green/purple flickering.
The artifacts are not to be confused with the flash turning on and off, which is the correct behavior.
Taken at a Baja Fresh Mexican Grill in Jacksonville, AL..........If you need a hint look East to go West....LOL
No podíamos faltar a la gran cita tenística que tuvo lugar la pasada semana en Barcelona, así que un equipo de La Web del Tenis La Amistad formado por Rafa González y José Sepúlveda partieron rumbo a Cataluña para disfrutar de lo que ha sido la mejor edición del Torneo Conde Godó según la propia organización.
Los mejores jugadores en tierra batida del circuito ATP acudieron al torneo que deparó enfrentamientos interesantísimos como el
Mario Ancic-Andy Murray ó el Nalbandian-Calleri, además disfrutamos de los apasionantes partidos del invencible Nadal y seria un error el no estacar a una de las nuevas promesas del circuito, Ernest Gulbis, un jugador que dará mucho que hablar en el futuro, propietario de un gran tenis que seguro le llevará a lo mas alto del circuito ATP en breve.
En resumen, un torneo de lujo, con una organización inmaculada y en un club en el que se respira tenis por todos los rincones, sin nada que envidiar al Masters Series de Madrid, el Godó es un punto de referencia para todo la comunidad tenística española y un claro símbolo de la identidad y calidad de nuestro tenis en polvo de arcilla.
No podíamos faltar a la gran cita tenística que tuvo lugar la pasada semana en Barcelona, así que un equipo de La Web del Tenis La Amistad formado por Rafa González y José Sepúlveda partieron rumbo a Cataluña para disfrutar de lo que ha sido la mejor edición del Torneo Conde Godó según la propia organización.
Los mejores jugadores en tierra batida del circuito ATP acudieron al torneo que deparó enfrentamientos interesantísimos como el
Mario Ancic-Andy Murray ó el Nalbandian-Calleri, además disfrutamos de los apasionantes partidos del invencible Nadal y seria un error el no estacar a una de las nuevas promesas del circuito, Ernest Gulbis, un jugador que dará mucho que hablar en el futuro, propietario de un gran tenis que seguro le llevará a lo mas alto del circuito ATP en breve.
En resumen, un torneo de lujo, con una organización inmaculada y en un club en el que se respira tenis por todos los rincones, sin nada que envidiar al Masters Series de Madrid, el Godó es un punto de referencia para todo la comunidad tenística española y un claro símbolo de la identidad y calidad de nuestro tenis en polvo de arcilla.
No podíamos faltar a la gran cita tenística que tuvo lugar la pasada semana en Barcelona, así que un equipo de La Web del Tenis La Amistad formado por Rafa González y José Sepúlveda partieron rumbo a Cataluña para disfrutar de lo que ha sido la mejor edición del Torneo Conde Godó según la propia organización.
Los mejores jugadores en tierra batida del circuito ATP acudieron al torneo que deparó enfrentamientos interesantísimos como el
Mario Ancic-Andy Murray ó el Nalbandian-Calleri, además disfrutamos de los apasionantes partidos del invencible Nadal y seria un error el no estacar a una de las nuevas promesas del circuito, Ernest Gulbis, un jugador que dará mucho que hablar en el futuro, propietario de un gran tenis que seguro le llevará a lo mas alto del circuito ATP en breve.
En resumen, un torneo de lujo, con una organización inmaculada y en un club en el que se respira tenis por todos los rincones, sin nada que envidiar al Masters Series de Madrid, el Godó es un punto de referencia para todo la comunidad tenística española y un claro símbolo de la identidad y calidad de nuestro tenis en polvo de arcilla.