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Lets remember, Van Jones is an admitted Communist. Throw grandma off the cliff? Democrat hyperboyle is over the top! How stupid would one need to be to fall for this crap? Actually it is the Democrats who not only want to kill children but have killed millions through their practice of Abortion. People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. Think before you speak!

Martes 13 de Enero de 2009 Los Markovitz era una de las pocas familias judías que vivían en un apacible suburbio de Pensilvania cuyas calles se llenaban de luces navideñas en Diciembre. Ellos en cambio, colocaban una menorá (Candelabro judío de nueve brazos) encendida en una ventana de su casa como recordatorio de que también era el inicio de la Hanuka, una de sus principales fiestas religiosas. Un día, a eso de las 5 de la mañana Judy Markovitz se despertó al oír un fuerte ruido. Habían roto la ventana y arrancado la menorá. Para los Markovitz fue una agresión que removió viejas heridas, ya que los padres de Judy habían estado en el pasado recluidos en un campo de concentración-. Los Markovitz luego de recuperarse emocionalmente repararon la ventana y al terminar la reparación salieron a visitar al hermano de Judy, sin saber que sus vecinos se disponían a reparar algo más. En la noche, cuando la familia Markovitz regresaba a su casa, un extraordinario espectáculo los sorprendió al doblar la calle: Casi todas las casas de la manzana estaban adornadas con una menorá resplandeciente. La hija de la pareja, Vicky, hoy día de 18 años, recuerda aquellas ventanas iluminadas como una señal de compasión y solidaridad. " Fue como si todos los vecinos dijeran: Si vuelven a romper las ventanas de ellos, también tendrán que romper las nuestras". Compasión y solidaridad son dos joyas que necesitas hoy recuperar. Reír con el que rie y llorar con el que llora. Que nunca demos la espalda al que sufre, porque tarde que temprano se nos pagará con la misma moneda. Job 19:21 Oh vosotros mis amigos, tened compasión de mí, tened compasión de mí; Porque la mano de Dios me ha tocado. Mateo 9:36 Y viendo las gentes, tuvo compasión de ellas; porque estaban derramadas y esparcidas como ovejas que no tienen pastor. Marcos 8:2 Tengo compasión de la multitud, porque ya hace tres días que están conmigo, y no tienen qué comer:

Martes 13 de Enero de 2009 Los Markovitz era una de las pocas familias judías que vivían en un apacible suburbio de Pensilvania cuyas calles se llenaban de luces navideñas en Diciembre. Ellos en cambio, colocaban una menorá (Candelabro judío de nueve brazos) encendida en una ventana de su casa como recordatorio de que también era el inicio de la Hanuka, una de sus principales fiestas religiosas. Un día, a eso de las 5 de la mañana Judy Markovitz se despertó al oír un fuerte ruido. Habían roto la ventana y arrancado la menorá. Para los Markovitz fue una agresión que removió viejas heridas, ya que los padres de Judy habían estado en el pasado recluidos en un campo de concentración-. Los Markovitz luego de recuperarse emocionalmente repararon la ventana y al terminar la reparación salieron a visitar al hermano de Judy, sin saber que sus vecinos se disponían a reparar algo más. En la noche, cuando la familia Markovitz regresaba a su casa, un extraordinario espectáculo los sorprendió al doblar la calle: Casi todas las casas de la manzana estaban adornadas con una menorá resplandeciente. La hija de la pareja, Vicky, hoy día de 18 años, recuerda aquellas ventanas iluminadas como una señal de compasión y solidaridad. " Fue como si todos los vecinos dijeran: Si vuelven a romper las ventanas de ellos, también tendrán que romper las nuestras". Compasión y solidaridad son dos joyas que necesitas hoy recuperar. Reír con el que rie y llorar con el que llora. Que nunca demos la espalda al que sufre, porque tarde que temprano se nos pagará con la misma moneda. Job 19:21 Oh vosotros mis amigos, tened compasión de mí, tened compasión de mí; Porque la mano de Dios me ha tocado. Mateo 9:36 Y viendo las gentes, tuvo compasión de ellas; porque estaban derramadas y esparcidas como ovejas que no tienen pastor. Marcos 8:2 Tengo compasión de la multitud, porque ya hace tres días que están conmigo, y no tienen qué comer:

Are the reasons for Violence in Orissa rooted in the fact that Christian communities are supporting its believers financially and economically (with jobs, ed...

Lately my dog has been doing a pretty good job of keeping me humble. Whenever I am tempted to lose patience with him, I am halted by the thought that God is so incredibly patient with me. I'm reminded of my own shortcomings…

Sarah Reiter is Providence Place's Adoption Outreach Coordinator. Sarah ReiterWhen she talks about her job, her brown eyes shine and her shoulder-length hair swings as she emphasizes a point she's making. At 24, she may seem young for the responsibility she has, but it's clear she's able to talk easily with troubled young women her age or younger.

Adoption can sometimes bring different cultures together. Parents might not know much about the cultural history of their new child and thus struggle with parenting decisions. How do we raise him? Are we the right people for the job? I don't know anything about this!

Everyone's been anxious sometime. It's easy to see why someone would get anxious before a big test or a wedding or some kind of job interview.

Everyone's been anxious sometime. It's easy to see why someone would get anxious before a big test or a wedding or some kind of job interview.

At this point in the semester, our brains are ready to burst thanks to schoolwork, job and internship applications and the everyday bustle of college life. Spring break is that perfect mid-semester gift that promotes relaxation and fun more than any other break (no uncomfortable or stressful holiday dinners, right?).

It's inevitable. The school you once called home will call you up after you've hung your cap and gown, and ask for donations. For those postgraduates who feel financially stable enough to give, it is a warm call to action. But for the growing number of postgraduates who feel the burden of student loans and tough job markets, it is a guilt-ridden reminder that the comforts of college are over. You are now an alumna, however aimless or surefooted, and you have a responsibility to guide younger classes through the same transition. But without a hefty paycheck, how can you give back?

As much as graduation should be one of the happiest times of your life, moving on to the next chapter often means that some people will be physically left behind. When the job offers come rolling in, you'll find yourself weighing the pros and cons of moving. One of the cons will always be leaving that special someone behind. How much of your move should be influenced by your SO? The short answer is that there is no right answer. Here are five things to consider if your SO is heavily influencing where you'll land after graduation.

Happy are the people who choose God. But if you choose Satan and your god is Satan there is no happiness. To be happy one must depart from evil and return to God. "Happy is the man that feareth always" (Proverbs 28:14). This can be said; happy is the person who always hates evil-one who never commits evil. Happiness is a byproduct of hating evil and departing from evil. "Happy is the man whom God correcteth: therefore despise not thou the chastening of the Almighty" (Job 5:17). Here we are reminded that God only corrects us for our own good. Correction from God is God being good to us. Repentance and correction from God is for our own happiness and the happiness of our children and their children.

Jó capítulos 18 e 19 Em meio às mais terríveis amarguras, saibam todos que existe uma luz, um abrigo na tempestade, uma paz no meio da tormenta, uma luz que espanca as trevas, a verdade que vence os sofismas, o consolo que apaga as angústias da alma, o alívio para as dores físicas e

In the middst of a sufferance we can find a light of hope. How is it? It is written in the book of Job, chapter 19, and we are here commenting - in portuguese, but you may translate to the language you would want, and have a good time in this lecture.

Every profession demands training to become an expert and to bring out the best-hidden skills of the professionals, every novice requires a teacher. Coffee education offers so many benefits, from someone's career progression or whether is it job satisfaction to just get a deeper understanding regarding coffee-making skills. A barista is a coffee artist. You will want to make sure that your coffee business has the best baristas, employees who know the difference from a cappuccino and a latte. A perfect cup of coffee is enough to taste its originality and experience its worth. To all those who want to pursue this coffee, excellence can join classes to learn the industry-level expertise at The Canadian Barista & Coffee Institute in Vancouver and Calgary. All trainers provide fresh and unique content which is not available in the market and is as competitive as it should be. They are deeply concerned about course content and do not provide any other irrelevant course offering which will reroute students and be the cause of their money wastage. Their mission is to demystify coffee and to make barista classes more informative and more accessible. At the end of your course completion, they offer a certificate. The certification accomplishment adds to the career capital of a learner, which proves a brighter future. This helps to strengthen the CV of a struggler in the market to start a coffee business or a barista to pursue a career as a coffee professional. This is a very economical option for all the learners who are seeking to gain the coffee knowledge and expert level skills.

We can't understand how God decides the day of our death. We don't know when our own finish line will come. But we should all live in such a way that when we come to the finish line of our life there will be no unfinished business, no works our Father assigned to us that we've left undone.

Sometimes God chooses to let us walk through the storm so that we can learn that He will never leave us or let a situation be more than we can handle with His help. And sometimes He just plain steps in and fixes everything better than you could possibly have dreamed. Sometimes it happens in a moment, sometimes after years of patient waiting. We'll never see it if we don't let Him work, if we don't step back in faith and let God be God.