 to abbreviate the Greek word “Cross”. Tau (T) means cross and rho (P) means aid: that is, the cross support. The tau was also considered a symbol of salvation and is associated with outstretched hands of Moses.
Later (V and VI century) Ro Chi symbol, instead of a cross, the rho is crossed by the chi symbol (X) appears. This was the symbol of the Roman Emperor Constantine; later christen placing the alpha and the omega side to side.
How is "Although Brazilian citizens can travel to all EU Member States without having to obtain a visa, in the case of a short stay, there are, however, four EU Member States - Estonia, Cyprus, Malta and Latvia - whose citizens require a visa in order to enter Brazilian territory." said in Finnish?
Vaikka Brasilian kansalaiset voivat matkustaa kaikkiin EU:n jäsenvaltioihin lyhyeksi ajaksi ilman viisumia, se vaatii kuitenkin viisumia alueelleen matkustavilta neljän EU:n jäsenvaltion - Viron, Kyproksen, Maltan ja Latvian - kansalaisilta.

How is "Since 1994 there has been repeated documentary evidence about all this and it is high time that something was done." said in Finnish?
Asiakirjoissa on toistuvasti sitouduttu tähän vuodesta 1994 alkaen, joten nyt on jo korkea aika tehdä jotain.

How is "Mr President, it is a bit odd in such a small gathering to want to return to the decisions which were taken in an undemocratic manner yesterday." said in Finnish?
Arvoisa puhemies, on hieman outoa, että täällä halutaan näin pienellä joukolla palata eilen demokraattisesti tehtyihin päätöksiin.

How is "Ladies and gentlemen, the report duly notes that steadily decreasing populations in the European Union and the continuing tendency of low birth rates are creating numerous challenges for Europe's economy and society." said in Finnish?
Hyvät kollegat, mietinnössä todetaan asianmukaisesti, että Euroopan unionin väestön jatkuva väheneminen ja matalan syntyvyysasteen jatkuva suuntaus luovat useita haasteita Euroopan taloudelle ja yhteiskunnalle.Throughout the last 800 years the gardens at Muncaster have always been amongst the best of their kind.
The history of the gardens stretches back centuries. The estate has been in the hands of the Pennington family for over 800 years and many fashions in horticulture have come and gone over this period, though the gardens have always been amongst the best of their kind. The earliest surviving feature dates from the 1780s – the magnificent terrace built by the first Lord Muncaster. As well as extending and remodelling the Castle, he carried out huge improvements in the gardens including planting hundreds of thousands of trees, providing the shelter required for the exotic collections of later generations, and building the grand entrance gates.
The following centuries saw an explosion in the range and variety of plants in the garden, fuelled by the Victorian passion for plant hunting. Muncaster was at the forefront of the new craze and many of our rarest plants date from this era. Through connections with Kew and the Ramsden estate at Bulstrode in Buckinghamshire, many of the most sought-after plants of the era found a home here.
Sir John Ramsden, who inherited the Estate in 1917, was particularly keen in this regard, sponsoring many expeditions by early twentieth century plant hunters, most notably Frank Kingdon-Ward, Sherriff and Ludlow and George Forrest. Some of their original discoveries are still in the gardens. We propagate the rarest species to ensure that the legacy of these plants and the stories connected with them continues, particularly since many of them are now endangered in their original habitats.
Sir John also started planting with rhododendron seedlings from Bulstrode after the first World War and embarked on breeding hybrids. He was helped in the gardens by John Guille Millais (son of John Everett Millais of the pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood) and the gardens were constantly improved between 1920 and his death in 1958.
With the mix of garden plants and wilder woods, the management of the gardens is a delicate balancing act. There is an ongoing programme of maintenance and renewal, essential as many of our trees and shrubs now fall into the “veteran” bracket. Where older specimens have been had to be removed, it gives us an excellent opportunity to renew with younger plantings, thus securing the beauty of these gardens for the next generations.An aluminum plate is cut to a width of 1.000 m when the temperature in the cutting bay is 100^0 F. It is held until the winter and put into place when the temperature is -20^0 F. How much smaller is the bar at this time?
This solution explains how to calculate the fluctuation in the size of an aluminum plate based on a gradual decrease in temperature.Can anyone really change?
Even if they wanted to?
Perhaps, especially if they want to…?
I hope so. Otherwise we would be pretty lost.
People can change in various ways. I believe that deep down, we are set to be a certain way but some do change due to different circumstances. Fear is a huge motivator, as are other emotions but once that wears off or any perceived threat is past, I think we have a strong tendency to drift back to where we were, with a slightly different perspective.
We’re all changing, even in the slightest bit everyday, no?
I stopped consuming alcohol. I’d consider that a change; however, I’ll always be an alcoholic and there’s always going to be a pull towards it. I can only speak for myself, but I hope this change doesn’t revert back.
Most of the time, it’s a matter of realizing a need for change and the willingness to do so. Change is a choice.
Change is possible but not probable. A mindset that took years, since childhood, to build itself, cannot change in few days or months. The natural change we see is of behaviour and activities, otherwise that of mindset is a slow process like evolution but there are swifter methods.
In case of people wanting to change, it is the same character that either overlays a new or rebuilds own character. Being ‘create and destroy’, voluntary change is initially a destructive process, that is against the sanity of brain.
Say someone recognises the need to change their ways for they had been quite self destructive or self absorbed. Yet for all their efforts, they change somewhat but ultimately not at all because the same results occur around them as always before. What then? Twas all for naught?
I think people can change dramatically if and when they want.
Everything is changing each and every second in this universe. Nothing is meant to be still. That’s why we change too. Our thoughts, body etc. We can’t choose to change or not, it’s a part of nature. Change happens even of we’re not aware of it.
Yes, people can change, and that change can become integrated into who we are. I have changed a few core things about myself, and they are for the best, they are permanent. It requires thought replacement and self-validation because only I know if what I’m working in is best for me.
very good and wise. I fear I am no where near as wise as I thought I once was. I fear that I never changed at all, I merely learned how to mask my inner crap in new and unassuming ways. Turns out I was just playing myself the whole time.
I am sure that you have learned some things that will serve you well in the future.
I think age makes us change the most. Things that were so important to my young self, I now care nothing about.
Change is necessary – everything around us changes, if we don’t change or adapt to our surroundings, then we’re stunted.
Making the choice to change – not just because of peer pressure, or the weather or whatnot – that’s the tricky bit. It takes time to root out the old codes, and rewrite them or create patches to fix what no longer serves. It’s intensive, and yes, there can be some backsliding into old habits. But if you really want to change something about yourself, something realistic, not suddenly being a foot taller, but behavior or outlook – you absolutely can do it.
Yes you can change. It depends where you start off, what happens to you, what happens that is different for you – then you change. It isn’t always a choice.
Yes change is really possible!
I believe we can and do change, but only to make adjustments to get out of our own way of becoming who we were made to be. I have enjoyed feeling this happening in my life now.
Great point. I agree with that and notice that is the big place of life that I am in right now.
I believe we can change but do we want to? There has to be a desire to do better, to be better. If there’s no desire, then what is there?
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