 organism. When this flow ceases death occurs. The body disintegrates into parts containing their own separate awareness.
The assumption that ‘physical’ and ‘spiritual’ are two separate phenomena is in error. Like “space-time”, we have “spiritual-physical” as a single or relative phenomenon. Neither spirituality nor physicality is absolute in itself.
The universe is the superset of all existence. Spiritual and physical are two different aspects that weave together into every particle and crevice of the universe. The fundamental nature of “spirtual-physical” is “awareness-light”.
.Penfield or Webster…Is it that big a deal?
Hey all you Webfield residents, I’d like to get your take on something.
In this week’s Webster Post, one of the “Bottom Line” blurbs reads:
“Just because you have a Webster ZIP code and send your children to Webster schools doesn’t mean you actually live in Webster. You could live in Penfield. We hear crossover confusion really has residents disoriented. “
Really???? Has this matter really “disoriented” people? I’m not sure why the subject has cropped up so much lately. The Post in particular has latched onto the subject recently, mentioning the Webfield “confusion” three of the last four weeks. It’s almost as though they just now realized the issue exists.
Being a Penfield town taxpayer/Webster school district taxpayer has never confused me. It makes no nevermind to me that Baytowne is in Penfield and not Webster. I actually prefer it if someone talks about the “Webster” YMCA (even though Bay View is in Penfield), because it makes it clear they’re not talking about Eastside YMCA.
But perhaps that’s just me. I’d like to get other people’s opinions on this subject. Is the Penfield/Webster boundary issue really that nettlesome to you? Has it caused you any confusion, say, when you were trying to find a store in the phone book? Does it offend people or businesses to be referred to as being in Webster when they’re really in Penfield?
And if you live in Penfield … do you realize it? Because apparently some people think we don’t.As long as you are generally within the fleet's doctrine some latitude is OK.  That said, usually people can't be trusted to do this properly.

Depending upon the fleet, fitting your ship contrary to doctrine will reduce the overall fleet strength.  If your fleet is supposed to be a max alpha/dps fleet and you show up with a heavy armor tank, you reduce the effectiveness of the fleet and slow it down.  The FC is expecting a certain capability and quantity of DPS for his fleet, not for you to be egotistical about how special you are at the fleet's expense.

People do all kinds of fittings to selfishly help themselves while weakening the fleet.  Some examples: Sensor boosters on ships that shouldnt have them, no points on ships that should, an ultra heavy tank instead of whatever the fleet is *supposed* to be, or guns on logistics ships at the expense of a repair module.

Finally, if a person can't follow fleet doctrine, he/she is a dipshit who can't follow orders.  Why would an FC want someone who can't do what they are told?

Edit:  There are of course exceptions, but the FC should be the one asking for them and approving them, don't decide to bring a bait tank ship without telling the FC.  A well placed and planned heavy tank can give a DPS fleet a significant advantage, but only if it is executed well, with full knowledge of the FC.OK, trying hard to get the food out there and sure am hoping for you to visit the truck. Tomorrow, Wednesday 3/20 the Truck will be parked either on the corner of Main and Bridge in Roxbury tomorrow (wednesday 3/20) or 1 building in from Main STreet on Vega Mountain Road, across from the Roxbury Arts Center. This all depends on fate. The truck’s inability to start (“turn over” in mechanic’s language), may be as simple as a disconnected wire, not a bad starter…KEEP YOUR FINGERS CROSSED.
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Also with over roasted tomato soup on the menu, there may be a cameo appearance of some three cheese mac and cheese with white truffle oil….yes?
Published byMy 85 yrs old grandma still plays videogames...?
How do I convince her that playing videogames is bad for her brain??
You're trolling. But either way, video games aren't bad for the brain and have cognitive benefits, like improving memory, coordination, visuo-spatial ability, processing sensory data, increased contrast sensitivity function (vision related) etc. No need to convince her of anything. Now go play Halo 2 with her so she can teabag you.
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Christian Post – June 29,2012′
WASHINGTON — A prominent black church leader believes that the level of civil discourse in our country regarding politics and faith is at an “all-time low.”
The Rev. Franklyn Richardson, chair of the National Conference of Black Churches, made that assessment Thursday. He was one of several church leaders invited to an event on public discourse.
Richardson said that the key element of the low level of good discourse could be found with “articulated intolerance.” He told CP that he felt in order to raise the level of civil discourse, the Church must “own its part” in creating the poor environment for civility.
“First of all, the Church must own its own contribution to this. The Church is not without accountability in this area,” said Richardson. “The Church is not just a mere spectator of it, it was a participant. So the Church must own, we must own the ways in which we have been intolerant in our views.”
Richardson’s remarks came on a day when he was part of a day-long dialogue between church leaders of varying political backgrounds. Held at the Frederick Douglass Museum, the “Better Angels Dialogue” was sponsored by the Faith & Politics Institute.
Dr. Richard Land, president of The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, was another attendee of the summit. Land told CP that he believed the state of civility in the United States was “pernicious and cancerous.”
“It is up to us people of faith to try to lead by example and by exhortation to get people to elevate the discourse by understanding that we can disagree with everything somebody may say without attacking them as a person,” said Land.
“For instance, I am strongly pro-life, but that does not give me liberty to hate people who are pro-choice or to attack them and their motives … I think that unfortunately we have gotten into a downward cycle and all sides deserve the blame.”
Other leaders invited to the summit included the Rev. Canon Peg Chemberlin, immediate past president of the National Council of Churches; Ed Stetzer, president of LifeWay Research, the Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori, presiding bishop of The Episcopal Church; and Dr. Janice Shaw Crouse, senior fellow at Beverly LaHaye Institute.
In an interview with The Christian Post, Crouse stated, “There is a general recognition that it’s not just compromise for the sake of compromise but a matter of finding principles on which we can agree without discarding our own basic very deeply held beliefs and values.”
Crouse believes that churches play a “pivotal role” in the effort to make public discourse on various issues more civil.
“So important that we have prophetic voices from the pulpit and that we have believers who are willing to really tackle the problems without resorting to clichés and without resorting to stereotypes and putting people into boxes,” said Crouse.
“Christ commanded us to work together and to believe in each other and treat people as equals. That does not mean sacrificing your own beliefs but it does mean standing up for truth and standing up for basic principles of faith.”One of the best things about friands, is that once you have the basic recipe, you can adapt it to suit any season, any type of fruit and any type of spice. In this version I combined two of my favourites, figs and cardamom. I still maintain that this is the perfect size cake because it is big enough to hit the spot but small enough to make you feel that you haven’t overindulged, unless of course, you have more than one which is easily done as they are so delicious.
Sift the flour and icing sugar into a bowl and add the ground almonds and cardamom. Whisk the egg whites until soft peaks form. Stir the almond extract and melted butter into the flour mixture and mix to combine.
Divide the mixture into the holes in the tins. Arrange the figs on the top and bake for 15-18 minutes. Leave in the tin for 5 minutes, then loosen the edges with a knife and transfer to a wire rack to cool.
It’s fig season! The tree in my garden has produced a bumper crop of figs so succulent and sweet that honey would be overkill. This has coincided with a heatwave, so I’m eating lots of fig salads, figs with yoghurt and orange zest rather than some of the bakes that I usually do. A friend of mine suggested that I just dip the figs in chocolate. Then